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% + NI :

Thirteen large rooms three baths. e}ec :
arranged Inta flats I desired can he m nads
good roomirs house and bring a good IN
come. Rent reduced to SIS a month
f. RYON co INC. t23 st NJ $3.50
S6O-COLORED-4O F ST. N.E-6 ROOMS
and hath: electric lights.
L. F. F. PRINCE. 314 Investment Bldg.
1909 F ST. NE-6-R RRICF NEWLY
decorated: elec.: with or without double ga
rage: vacant; owner. Cal Line l291-W
"5s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OCNG LADY TO SHARE APARTMENT
Apartment G16.
Sixteenth street Mansions.

YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APARTMENT.
ApaI fnlcnt b3h.
Sixteenth street Mansions.
ENTIRE Ard FLonR-DFSiRA iR ABLE FOX
housekeeping. . ruom>. private bath rtS1.
and gas: private home. vicinity Dupont tir-
''e. North Hl5i. evenings
. ROOMS. KITCHENETrE, PRIVATE
hsth, electric HIGHT aa- telephone seryi.e
lHll Columbia rd NV.
14ltN. ST RMS. KlTrHEE ANp hNTM.
completely furnished. rent. $50. {: w
SIMPSON Iuni Vermont a>r p. 500.
u 4th ST SCI r. AND y. NNn ~LfEi'-
Ing porch ami. JOS. \. HERSERF X
SONS. b15 +. Cap. -. and lnli 10Th -. ".".
VERY DESIRABLE FIrE-RuoN AID RE
Ception hail downtown apt. coulDle'C 70"
Housekeeping: attractiyeN funithpa at! out
SIDE rooms. no ,hilurcn: Sl5a. A,,..ss
Rok 1924. star Once. ~
NEAR DUPONT CiRtLE-FIvF FUR
niShRd, sunny rooms. suitable Tor inns5lN "t
Jour or FIVE iaoIc-- meals - desired. P'.nuc
North $40 l6Hs IHth i -
ENTIRE FLOOR ELErrrRu. AND upT-
wafer heat. l"ll lGth Il. nv. -
NICELY FTRNISHEu APT. - ROOMS and
hath pisn". Clifton Terraoe- Mr. l..
MYERS. call Franklin 5l-- -
DETACHED HOUSE. TWO LARGE FRONT
rooms. nrrvate bath. communicating In Il.
heat Gas. elrr.. $50. Con So. 55o6 ith.
FXCEPTIONALLY WELL FURNISHED
apartment on Couno,tfra; ay,. near the
Bridge. containing rooms. kItc. rn. bath. :.
lsystorieS References eN"GSu-eA
PERCY h RUSSELL. 60,
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tl@7 FAIRMO ST-DES IRABLE
apartment. three rooms. kitchen. private
hath, ami. also GARAGE II desired. 23'
l34S KENYON ST.-VERY ATTRACTIVE
apt. = large. bright rooms. private bath.
ami. reasonable, newly decorated Col.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


LYING ROOM MURPHY BED, BEDROOM
Ettchen. reception hatl and bath. s7i new
nhone service. Ai-Roy Apartments. I7;h and
Kenyon sts. NV. Sre resident manas-r
sooms modern ronyeniences. private bath:
garage. adults preferred. hat no objection
:" 'nisnt. oniV so. Gi"ye. l74-W.
S37 5O--aPT No. /. 1928 I4th 81, Nv
L. +. +. PRINCE. 3l4 Investment Bldg.
1919 OIi> N.W.-:nd FLOOR or A two
pl. n.r.;-:nd no"r. :-ismII hsr } nm. sai
slMPSON I0.i Vermont ave ~ zoo
la%" lGtn ST.: RMS KITCHEN, BATH
bath. l4T7 Newton Sis rms. kitchen
SHpsm3 Sp1 es,3 Re Een' v-r,rgo, .+y reasSnaG!r w.
ROOMS AND BATH HEAT ELECTRIC
hshts porch AMI Big back yacd; rent. 500
Al "5tG w-. ave. -.
.;Io conn AVE.-APARTMFNT FIVE
Too RE REAHTY 70. ~" is@s H s5th mt st. Poi.
" APARTMENTS. 3 ROOMS AND BATH:
steam heat. large rooms: S45 month. Ap-
ply +. II. RlDGWAY, GOA llth st. NV.
I3%: IRVING. sT; NV ROOMS AND
1922 o ST. N.w.-H0T-WATER HEAT
s"Gtris liFhI Two onIy very large rooms hall
THE PERSHING
310l 18TH ST. NV.
l room kttch.. dining alcove Murphy
rooms, kitch dining sIcovr. show 7''''''
1909 BELMONT RID. NV '''''
> rooms kitchen and bath th.......S5. so
rooms. Kitchen and bath ....... 90 90
PELHAM COURTS
} rooms. kitchen hatu..............S $50 90
rooms. Kitchen. hath -......--.. % 90
BOONE 4 JACKSON INC.
lG',. II 81 NV
Main 3Ol3
1907 II ST. N.W.-S52. 50.
FACING PARK
3 rooms bath. iatutor service.
80 PER MONTE
6 Rooms and Bstn
Close All DEPARTMENTS
Apny lnls Vermont ~. NV Main 40.
l4%u CHAPLIN ST.
. Mt |s,r.hle h"4-ekcening arartments.
s,s ,,,T W + W&sT COMPANY oann
80 :: 20 81. w-NrELY ARRANGED
a"d @a" rora@r or@"@r'r '5"'ai al ., aui
Lot i p &uioEMi!H.EEER
i4o7 Nv N"rls A," NV Main IldG
PREMIER il - Ism 81. NM r. AND
Mriro-e 1913 Chit"n St Mn ) rms.
Br@-y' ~, I i t, Iwi mi TnT rn- ~ sas d
-" = 90: ! ms. H. $50: l rms. and
Ro. kto.hgm. 1917 X. l. Ave. NV r..
kit. D.. "a: newly pHpercd
papprri So
EDWARD =. ;, SC4wARTz. INC
FLATs-+4 ST. NM r AND r..
SO 50.
5 Ha S'h ~' Az: XIV 2v a9a 1%. m n~s1 si s%" :ad b.
modern. $50.
53s i -t E-4 r. and h.. Ist f.. S45;
2nd A f ) r. and TO-. ~J5
800 East capitol St.-j rms. d. cIpc.
b. W h.. fine shan. 500.
q 103 II -. Nv rms. b.. md and Bird
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APARTMENTS -TNFURNISHED,

ST. \ NE-TPPER FLAT OF SIX GOOD
rooms and bath: furnace heat. gas. back
porch and good ward. located within one
square Of car line and in very desirable
nels hhorhood. renting for Si5 per month.
CsI at % 81. ne. or phone Franklin
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COlOREID

Five rooms. tile bath bacl; porch. eler-
trcttv and gas. steam heat on car hnp.
excellent condition at lu3 ID It ne Rent
S5u.3o. call Franklin 64OG after ~ am
for further Information.
TILDEN HALL. 1g+5 CONNEC-GICU1 AVE
AT TlLDEN ST. LARGE LAWNS HOf-SF
KEEPING. ONE. TWO OR THREE ROOMS
aNb M ( kiIrTuHEE WITH ~ sktGGnErriTN Hall
SWITCHBOARD. RESIDENT MANAIiER
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IHI. AI.<IGN.
lT2l clst ST. NV
Living room. bedroom. reception hat.
kitchen
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EDWARD +. SCHW WsRTZ. IN
-yI I-th =, y ~

SO 50.
536 9TH ST rms. and H. heat. $50.
9:i3 y. J. Ave- NV rms. KIT. and h.
modern. $50.
53s IL i. E.--4 r. and h.. Ist f.. S45:
'!nd A.. =. and TO-. >Jj
500 Eat Caprt"l St.-5 rm-.. b. clpc
h.-w H.. lnr shan. $50.
IFS. $50. uJucr.
,!lU4 1t II. N.W.-:s rms. use hath. heat
elrc.. sd- furnished SO.
1923 Mr. Avs. >.E.--J rms and d. | II
and md n. heat. rIsc.: each. Sc! 80 aud
>61 90
2slG IAN 1t. N.w.--6 r. h.. Fad and ,ird
EDWARD P SCHWARTZ. INC.
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ToII ST NW-ENTIRF SECOND
aoer fve large rooms and path Flass,in, ;L
Lsht And gas With reduced rent. 23'
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WILLIAM :. PHILLIPS.
a.

I4'I'- 81 wv. Mann 4bUU.
2023 Ith NE-COZY. BRIGHT APT. :;
=. S45. Mr.. POLE. Wardmaus Office Main
$50. 90
= ROOMS AND BATH ELECTRICITY GAS
h.-W.h.: price right. ami. 44g St NV.
25'
ROOMS AND BATH APT NO > :I2I MD
ave. ne: rent. S51 50 mo. JOS. &. ZIR
NLE. .,O3 Colorado Bldg. Main 49S5.
NON HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS. laos
J. 81. n.w.-Ona large room and bath Two
rnnp1s and hath 2i'
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1885 PHELPS P1. WOODROW APTS
On Connefttcut ave. hin. Housekepping J
4 and ) rAoms with bath aud large rect ption
hall. $50 to Sl1u. Nearly new. Elevator
service. Inquire premises
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,CAYwooD BROS & GARRETT. INC.


1921 IrvnnS, Il nv -. i b, NV. ''..'., ~
1898 North capi,oi st s r. & h., ,.. ,,.,
II: S&25 Norm cspi!ol s.. ms ( n. $500
5ES 80 u. Nj. AVE- n.s i ( garage 4 33$@@% . .
~ : -t sV 6 rms. ........... 30 So
s3 i5 kaalta Ma ave & nv. M ) rm: g ;} 9" 9"
wy = TNFtRNi<HEB Fl I i Fns APARTMENTS 800
u J., io1, St circ p,T.. n Is, hI., b. mi 300
h.. elec. ........... ........ 1000
a4oa Holmead pi. nv. r. & b., Y'.'y y
1908 .. ne.. T." 4'f%. r. b. gsrase s3"" s5""
l62a !th st. ". r.. b. gas med $500
z2uo l4tn 81. nv. h.. 5000
Il? Morton st. nv. r. & 10. h.-wh.
90 ] st ne rms. < j. 1st floor. 4i5t..55oo 4it.5o
23 l. st. NV. rms: st floor -. 81 SO
800 3 IrGins S!@ sEe st nv ns rmt ~ $g s9 90 80
'Si NJ; FrES1sHEb rs sT aPI HrAk4NFNrs 1%. $50"
porch. AM. .......... 1900
4IS iIs Ps p a ave; n.",a h5t.. 800 50
23 Iowa circle NV i rm.. semi '''.''
CAYW6oD BROS. & GARRETT. iNG', GOO
a15 New York Ave NV
244 llth ST y +.
bath. cleo. hot.water heat Rent. S35,oo~' ~
7s1 ,o,n THoS i + JARREfI,v.+ -oo
CoLoRED TENANT. 1911 QTF ST. NV
: rooms and bath: Scar garage in the rear.
na WILLIAM :. PHILLIPS
1892 st NV. Nam $500
401 4th ST Ne
A siN-room and bath house. gas light new
'y p'pered snd Taos eaiq!ed T J.RREiJ RSFi So 30
5t4o 5ds. (. ( fT HERRERT SEmd 4 +. s&xs. S ,.
5l5 F. Capitol & 1913 18th st. NV.
l1l9 9TH ST. Mt RMS. AND BATH;
nog4 vernon, Si ", Avs. SIMPSON. F. 800.
1886 md ST. NE-SiX RMS, & BATH.
all modern improvements: rent so. Owner
No. ] w At. NV. North sl2a 3n'
x 5 ST. NV. o RMS .......... Sa5 90
993o 9933 seaton pl ne. 6 rms .ia...... 300
l33S X st. Sc. q rms ......... 5000
ll3li North Capitol St, rms. ..... 5000
lib? Fla. ave. ne. rms. ........ 5000
Is - u st. ne. , rms ........... q 30
1909 Lawrence st NJ NJ. t rms. -. S 90
iii st ne. 9 rms. .....-..... - 80
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos, North Canitol -. NV.
Telephone Main 6733.
a5i9 ST. N.w.--6 ROOMS. BATH: AMI:
newly papered and painted: sos 90. J.
McARDLE. 1743 North Capitol 81. 80
CORNER Ilh AND SPRING RID. NV
r. b. electricity: two ear lines. Rent
go + st, Nv.
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NORTH BUILDING.
) Apartments OF reception room,
bedroom, living room. kitchen
and bath. so to SS5.
Z Apartments OF reception room,
bedroom, kitchen and bath.
SIS.
CENTER BUILDING.
4 Apartments Of reception room,
bedroom. living room. kitchen
and bath. so to S85.
| Apartment of reception room,
3 bedrooms. living room. din
ing room, kitchen and bath,
$50.
| Apartment OF reception room,
living room. dining room. bed
room, kitchen and bath. SIPS.
FURNISHED.
: Apartments OF reception room,
bedroom, living room, kitchen
and bath, SIPS.
SOUTH BUILDING.
| Apartment Of reception room.
3 bedrooms. living room, din
ing room, kitchen and 2 baths.
$3.50.
I Apartments OF reception room.
bedroom, living room. dining
room, kitchen and bath, SIPS.
Z Apartments OF reception room,
living room, bedroom, kitchen
and bath. sos to $85.
1. b. HAZARD, OWNER.
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, - r ia Ai~ - " = \ y
133 l"th St y ",
tn sDd + Si- : ~
MrIn 35-1 .4S8

Min 352..I5a
ith ST FNTENDED
ofn4 l4th 81 NV. modern room. = bath
detached home 2-'ar garage. na.... host
section uf ,.Iir
BOSS & PHELPS
49, NV Phone Nam a7On
6REENVALL
tnur,rpgm dwelling. = a"res ~ land:
rent. 80 fu.r urpu;n
giG j. - W
Eleven rooms sarl aats. steam heat Ss5
Unr uTuHtu
THE JAMES MARTIN REALTY co
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lTl7 Il ST NV THE ROCKSBORO-
Few apartments with two exposures house
keeping. and two rooms with kitchen
bath aud reception hsll: also single room
aud bath going rIpdly. RENTS HAVE
BEEN REDi' { t.D S:E1 - TO $50. Contin
uous elevator serNIre. Representative on
premises.
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NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOI-DE.
h-hitui commanding view of riIy. > good
,,7ed. ll2ht rms large bath. entire 3ri floor.
SO 2no huur. similar. S.5 furnished
$50 lautpr -PTNI'f. COL. $3.50 "a
2l6 4th ST. S.E.-TWO ROOMS BATH
Nv h.. vacant: S:}5 per month. Appit ]
RIDLEY SHIELDS. 1lo IAN 1t. nv. Man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11
KENNEDEC COUNTY
PROBATE COURT

The following business was trans
acted at the probate court the week
of July 6, 1925
Wills, proved. approved and al
lowed-Of Annie Turner late of
Winslow, Edward J. Turner of Wins
low, executor.
Administrations granted-Of the
estate of Charles Garland late of
Winslow, Calanire Charland of Wins
low, Administrative; of the estate of
James Dickey late of Clinton, Stella
D. Winn of Clinton, Administrative.
Adoptions granted-Kempton Shaw
adopted by Raymond E., and Lorna
b. Hescock, Augusta.
Trustees appointed Oliver b.
Marston Of Livermore Falls, trustee
under the will Of Mary Emily Put
nam late of Fayette for benefit of
John M. Marston.
Accounts allowed-Final account
of Oliver B. Marston executor of the
will of Mary Emily Putnam late Of
Fayette; first account of Oliver B.
Marston executor of the will of Mary
Emily Putnam, late of Fayette; final
account of Frank C. Foster admins
traitor of the estate of George C. Fos-
ter late of Belgrade; final account of
Carleton E. Turner, guardian of
Harold c. Carson minor of Mt. YER
non; 18th account of Francis A.
Richards ct ais trustees under the
will Of Anne Richards for the bene-
fit of Anne H. Tudor Hart; first and
final account of Charles S. Hichborn,
executor of the will of Eliza J. STAN
ley late of Winthrop; final account
of Stella D. Winn guardian of James
Dickey of Clinton.
Inventories flled-In the estates Of
Frank P. Willard late of Melrose.
Mass; William Laughton late of
Readfield.
Papers filed for notice-Petition for
administration in the estate of Marie
Landry late of Gardiner; first and
final account and petition for distri-
button of the estate of Peter Letour-
neau late of Oakland; first and final
account in the estate of Charles O.
Cony. late of Augusta petition for
WIDOWS allowance in the estate of
Willis Philbrick late of China.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11
Distinguished Gathering
Postal Officials, Aug. Is

The hearing to be held by the spec.
ial joint committee on Postal Rates
in Augusta, is scheduled at the Au-
gusta House, Friday. Aug. IA at 1890
A. M. and will convene during the
forenoon of Saturday, Aug. IS. The
local postmaster has been authorized
to extend to patrons of the Augusta
office, an invitation to be present.
The members of the Postal Com
mittee are: Sen. George H. Moses of
New Hampshire, chairman; Rep.
William w. Gwist, Pennsylvania:
Sen. Lawrence c. Phipps of Colora-
do; Sen. Kenneth Mcclellan Of Tenne-
ssee: Rep. c. William Ramseyer of
Iowa; Rep. Thomas M. Bell of Geor-
gia.
Other places where this committee
Will hold hearings will be Washing
ton, D. c., Atlanta, Ga, Philadelphia,
New York City, Boston, Buffalo, Chi
cago. Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11
Short Waves Bridge England ant
Australia

Short Waves Bridge England and
Australia
Hartford, Conn, July 10.-All
records for radio transmission on
low wavelengths have been broken
in recent daylight tests between
England and Australia, according to
advices received by the headquar-
tiers of the American Radio Relay
League here. Two members of the
league, f. j. Sirnmonds of Gerrards
Cross, England, and Charles Maclur-
can, of Stratfield, sydney, Australia,
working around dawn, Greenwich
time, or broad daylight in Australia.
succeeded in transmitting three mes
sageS and exchanging greetings, US
ing only 125 watts of power.
This last fact coupled with the
distance of 10000 miles, places the
tests in the class of world wonders.
When it is remembered that the
maximum distance from any one
part of the world to another Is ap-
proximately 1880 miles, it can be
seen that these two amateur radio
telegraphers have almost reached
the limit in world communication.
Mr.. Maclurcan, whose station call
is 2-CM, started the conversation u.s.
ing a wavelength of 22.5 meters. He
transmitted a message from the Aus
tralian prime minister to Prime Min
lister Baldwin of England and then
greetings to DIR. w. H. Eccles, pres
ident of the Radio Society of Great
Britain. DR.. Eccles' reply was trans
mitted by Simmonds from the Brit
ish station and the early morning
conversations brought to a close.
This epochal conversation began
at 5:52 A. NJ, Greenwich time, and
continued until 7:15 A. NJ, thus fin
ishing the test when it was broad
daylight at both stations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11
Weekend
.FoodSpecials

Two dozen cookies for 25 cents, 8
pans of rolls, Csc and baked beans
and brown bread are the leaders Mt
the Augusta Food Shoppe while
sandwich and Quality bread and all
kinds of cakes are also to be had.
At Landrys Market: Fresh shoul-
der. 23c; pork rib. soc; dairy butter,
| 45c; 4 large cans peaches. 95c;
cans raspberries, strawberries or
blueberries, csc; large cans Ha-
kwaiian sliced pineapple. s1.15.
J. F. Turner has: Fowl 35c to 40c;
homeless rolled roast beef, 30c to 35c;
broilers, 45c; dairy butter, 45c; 2
lbs. salt fish, csc; bananas, 10c lib;
lemons. 39c doz.; White House and
Autocrat coffee, soc; 4 cans grated
lbs mixed salt pork, LOO: 25-lb. bag
| sugar. 100. New arrival fresh mack
erel this morning.
Hersom & Bonsall offer: Legrande
, flour $1.45 a bag; 10 lbs, sugar Csc;
native cucumbers, 15c each; native
fowl 35c ID; native veal steak SOC
| Id.
Weber & Hewett offer: native
broilers and fowl, spring lamb, native
pork, swordfish, fresly boiled lobs-
ters, fancy Casaba melons, Califor-
MIA cantaloupes. Special demonstra-
ton today of Van-Se- Roe's salad
dressing.
At Merrill Bros: spring chickens
and fowl, native veal, spring lamb,
cooked corn beef, cold ham and
tongue; plenty of native peas, ma
tive bunch beets and carrots, cab
bage, green and wax beans, Portland
cucumbers, 15c, hot house tomatoes,
Georgia peaches, cantaloupes, new
apples. baked beans and brown
bread.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11
Eight Young Men
Want Vacation Here

The charms of Maine scenery and
OF Maine fair women are far reach
ing and from city in New Jersey
comes an interesting letter to Post
master John c. Arnold, written by
the spokesman for eight young men,
asking for a place to pass their va
cations which will include swim
ming, fishing. congenial companions, a
place to enjoy dancing and good
cooking. They will come to Maine in
their automobiles and so do not mind
II the camp and the dining room are
some distance removed from the
other attractions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11
Mr.. BODICE Given
33rd Degree Jewell

A pleasing feature Of the Maine
Council Of Deliberation, held Wed
nesday at the Masonic Temple in
this city, was the presentation Of q
33rd degree jewell to Thomas Henry
BODICE, 33rd. by the Scottish Rites of
kennebec Valley. The presentation
was made by Grand Secretary
Charles B. Davis Of Portland. Mr..
Davis said. "Mr. BODICE has been a
personal friend of mine for 20 years
and 1t is a pleasure to present this
medal,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11
SUNDAY, JULY IL
Eastern Standard

500 q. m. WIZ, children's hour;
chimes.
s:45 q. m. VIVID, Roman Catholic
services.
800 .. m. WBBR. Bible lecture,
orchestra. WCBD, Bible school.
$3.50 a. m. WLW, Sunday school.
s:45 q. m. KDKA. Baptist services.
9:55 q. m. WBZ. services.
1000 .. m. WDWF, chimes con-
cert. WGY, morning services. WHIT,
program. WOAW, Radio chapel SER
vices. WORD, songs; Bible lecture.
WREO, chimes, services
1880. q. m. KFRU, Sunday school.
WBCN, morning services. WIKI, Old
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11
Funeral Of Mrs. Adams

Funeral services for Mrs. Ruel Ad-
ans were held from the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Herbert Taylor, Fri
day at 10 A. M, with Missionary w.
E. Overlook of Washington officiat
ing. There was a profusion of beau
tiful flowers. The bearers were her
nepAsWs Ehen Halloweu, Charles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11

MIS- Evelyn Bailey OF Berlin, n. IT.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. G
Weeks, 90 South Chestnut street, foi
a few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks
daughter, Dorothy and Miss Bailey
have returned from a short visit in
Waterville, where they were the
guests of Mr.. Weeks mother, Mrs
G. L. Weeks, Western Avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11
| Nelson, Rosamond Cole, Elizabeth
| Wade and Dorothy Folsom.
III Fred Hnsseu haa rot,,rnoa !.

j. Fred Hussey has returned to his
home in Providence, r. l., after pass
ing a few days here as the guests of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs E. p. Hus-
sey, Western avenue. Mrs E. p.
Hussey has been quite i'll but is now
gaining and this will be gratifying
news to her many friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11

A party of Augusta young ladies
are enjoying a two weeks outing at
Camp Cochnewagen in Monmouth
and includes Misses Rachel Warrell,
Mary Dwen, Edythe Nelson, Janet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Adams of
Green street are enjoying a several
days automobile tour through Mass
achusetts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11

Miss Laura Nichols and Miss Janet
Chase are employed at the D. W.
Adams Co. store, during the summer
months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11

|
WEST-The Sunday school
meet next Sunday as usual y
o'clock and all are invited % y
A church vacation school WIN
at the Baptist church MondaA
10, at 10 o'clock. All childra
tween the ages of and IL ares
to come. Visitors are welcome
Miss Lois Woodward, MRS. y
e. Smith and little daughter u
have been recent callers OF the
es Lovejoy. Mrs. Smith ana y
ter were also callers OF MA
Farnham. Belgrade.
Miss Natalie Richards. enp'
at the "Willows" passed Thurs
her home in Waterville. !,
Miss Dorothy w. Clarke Of
iston was the guest OF MISS :"
Freeman last week. :,
Mrs. Hortense Bowman ana
Gus Bowman of Connecticu.
been visitors of Mrs. P. w. ~
and family.
Ray Nesbit has been passing
days with William Eadie. MI
bit has been on a leave OF ~ v
from his duties on account OF !,
but has recovered so as 70 y
to his work. :.
The closing day Of the y
taught by Miss Jennie M. fls.'
a picnic was held at Bangs
Lake Messalonskee and a no"
joyable day was passed. Hos !
and ice cream were served.
w. H. Keene Is working "
grade.
NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. ~
Longmire and daughter OF
Mass, were weekend visitors -
Fields. :.
Gladys Demours, Dorothy y
Sadie Longmire, George Whi1e, 4
Allard and Frank Monohan o.
Mass, passed the Fourth -
Fields. "a
Theo Boyce and Caroline -
from Pennington Normal m
School passed the holiday an IA
end at Storer Tanners ana
Patterson's. - y
Cedric Reynolds and FANNY
the Fourth in Bangor. ~
Francis and Thomas Clark q =
ington are visitors of tnen
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. 49,
w. B. Marble, the local u ..,s,l
passing the week with feia
Massachusetts. LIE
Walter Macarthur and fam's
Mr.. and Mrs. George McAItnMuss y
Moines, Ia, passed the noi n.tari
week end at Friendship
: J Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gilman p } ]
land were Sunday guests az
Inns. ~. ~
Bertha sherrard passed tns ,s
at Old orchard the guest OF y
Parker =. Et5
Lee Sherrard has gone 70 4
work on construction Tor ttnrs,kIrs|
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert nvf
guests at Walter Wilshires cq
Rev. Mr.. Stetson of Coie essryics
Waterville. conducted inc sdsy
the Baptist church last su apnliv.
Mr.. and Mrs. spiller and , u 4
,oer of Waterville we're caiis'
P. Lyons Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11

Mrs. John Steward of Skowhegan
is the guest of Mrs. Alice Devine,
Grove street this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11
]. F. TURNE|
Free DeIivery-Tel. i2s
1865 Water ST, Augusta
July 10-11

is visiting friends and relallse,
will be there also next week :
tend the BPW convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11

r. Weber of Pennington and M.
z. Bonnene and Amos Laberge of
Livermore Falls, were business call.
ers. Thursday In the city,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Sylvester Of
Rutland, VT, are guests of Mr.. Syl-
westerns sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cony A. Duncan, 38 Gage street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11

Stanley ,Chernowsky was in Lew
iston, Friday where he attended the
Shriners' Field Day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11

Miss Mary Godding is in Windsor,
being called there by the illness of
her sister, Mrs. r. B. Jewell, who
was stricken with the heat, this
week,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11

Miss Florence s. Choate is passing
a few days in Pertlands where she
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11

Mrs. George S. Williams and son,
Seth Of 221 State street, who are
passing the summer at Harpswell,
were calling in the city, Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11

Hallowell, Ruel Proctor and William
G. HiSler
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11
Saturday, July II, 1925.
AUGUSTA LOCALS

George King of Lewiston was a
Friday business caller in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11

Home cooked food sale at Taber &
Reids Store this Saturday, IL to 4
W. ----- july10d2t
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SIDNEY

Baptist church - The y
school will meet at lO o'eios
usual. Preaching service at u
Mitchell will speak on the '
1.-The Humility of Service" =
attendance is requested.