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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

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I.,,.,b,a, ,f Senatn, and Mrs. Robert
%.I'nr St.,ntieId ybng, cement
10 Nh Ir,nr- Dunn VA. recently an
nounced.
All. Dunlop entertained 4 company
Al dinner last evening in commitment
To Nise Helen Gary and Miss Durothy
IIiII. The ether guest" were Miss
Ann Hin. Mi:s: Elizabeth Stiles. Mis-.
rr,nces,a mckinney. Miss Margaret
West. Miss Elizabeth Mohuu, Miss
Anne rovincton. Miss Beatrice Nc
Lean. Miss CAROLYN Chamberlin, Miss
Nar,. IiilIs Miss Eleanor SNYDER. Miss
u.,,,, I;r.,,lIcv Ni.. L,liZahe,b John.
son Nv. Reeve Hoover. Mr.. Richard
,1aytnr AIR Henry Lee. Mr.. Henry
i,aNci'''' MI N''l'o:',. " .Ii;el' W.,
Nh'E'ln ''ii9-oN' - 49,. ~,
l'ld' Nlt. ~ ~ ~ Tie, i'''h, .,,,.,
nam - Ie''''' ,'.-,,, ~, Ua,.,r
~ ~! Iai9.ia Al,
Hi'' ol'ii'e. - ~. Ni,cball
heiiile,' IAN ~ ~, NJ
49,
COOK puli"i'
M. ,-,.,rL IIi~b, entertained
/, In,,b,,,u today. AZ 1hp New Will
ard Hotel Tor hef ddusnlel' hi'n
bafhara ,i.SH'' ~ -, ,oi'l ,,'l'ao.. :
MISS Maui Mason. ny ot II -,
were MISS ffaile broohe, MISE ,,t',
.Utle (hlldfesS. MISS ma iiie
son. Miss lnireu West: MISS LSuia
ArchHuld Miss Frances Mckee MISS
Virginia Grant. Miss Anna Ora ma !"
hume. Hiss Carolyn Ale:>ander. MISS
Dorothy Lane. MISS ttoSane ptahe'
Miss Helen Gary, Miss Mary Scideh,
hin, Mis-; Elizabeth Wrenn. Miss Eve
lvn Mathews. Miss Elizabeth Hume.
Miss sophie Eeale and Miss Mar%
Bradley.
Miss Hight viii have as her guest
over tho week end Miss Eleanor Wad-
don of New York. who is clasSmate
e Nriss ui.bt ~ pcontZ school
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene NeNer ana
MAJ. and Mrs. Henry Leonard We're
JOINT hosts at dance last evening at
RauSCher tor SuhdebutanleS' lor MlsS
Florence Meyer. daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Meyer. and Miss Ellen Thoroh-
daughter of Mrs. Leonard. Thefe were
about $50 guests AT the dance ana a
dinner for 20 guests prec eded me
dance at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Meyer
VII. r.o,,, p,,.l.ar o,,or,ained at
-, -. ,.,,1n,,.od b,. :,
theater party. When her guests IN
Guided Miss barhara atson. MISS
Dorothy " hite, MISS bernice Norris.
MISS Jean bethuhe' Mss MAJ ION tii,o.'
Puy. Miss Beverly Rittenhouse. Miss
Syrna Anrys, Miss Robin Holland.
Miss Dorothy Morris. Miss Doris
Champion and Miss Jean Champion.
Lieut.. Col. {. .. Sherrlli. VINO
leaves tomorrow for his new CIV.
illan post as city manager OF
CINCINNATI. ONO. was guest or non
or AT iuncheon AT me COSMOS
'Ilp 'ooaN. MaJ. ''lVer .>eW,,'dll :
lchoW cadet Wtlh Col. sherriii III
West 1oint' When potn were boys. Was
most OF the farewell gathering. Which
lncluoed otner classndteS Oh tot'
Sherrll, as lollo"S' Lieut.. DIS hop-
ert McC. Seek, Jr. Alden r. brewster
Claude Blgham. Lewis Brown Jr:;
Beverly r. Browne or Baltlmore' VII
nam .. Caples, hdWard n. DeArmona'
H. b. JORDAN FRANK helier. Guy hent
[. n. knlght. George NJ. Lee. AIRED
W. PrI1nty, Walter D. Smith and Eu.
gene r. West. Messrs. 7. :. Smith
and James 3. Stubbs. ir.. and Lieut..
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SOCIETY
Ambassador of Argentina and Family
Leave Embassy on New Hamp-
shire Avenue for NaVhOwer.

A HI, Ambassador from ArSen-
tina an, Nine. Pueyrredon.
with their family. have c'oSed
l. the embassy II lhhh New
Hampshire avenue and have
Ios~c,t an extensive suite ut tn" May
Cover. where from nov on they VIII
NIKE then permanent residence.
The Ambassador of chile and Sonora
II \f.thicu -, among the passengers
ailiu- today aboard the Erbro tot
thei, home in chilli. Sen"r Mathleu
+ rcru MIN Ia take his place IN me
chilean cabinet. J." which ne was re
cnnrlr 2ppninttd.
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the purpose of giving a concert for
the benefit of the blind. Among those
who will entertain for her will be Mrs.
James W. Wadsworth jr., who will
give tea in her honor.
Mrs Theodore G. Joslin has as holi-
day guests here sister and niece. Mrs.
". T.. Pierce and Mis- Margaret
Thomas of Reading. Mass.
\ very quiet wedding takes place
this afternoon at the Church of the
Tran sfiguration. New York City. when
Miss Gertrude Minshall Hopper,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine
NJ. Hopper of E,nglewood. y. j., will
he married to Mr.. Mario Lao, son Of
Antonio Lao Arriaga of New York
The marriage is to be held in the pres
ence OF the immediate members of the
families only, due to the absence of
the brides mother who is abroad for
her health. MIR. and Mrs. Lazo will
sail January for Havana. where they
will make their home. but will return
tor visit in the Spring after Mrs
Hopper arrives from Europe.
The Rev. Bernard Braskamp and
Mrs. Bra skamp will he AT home to
the members of Gunton Temple Me
mortal Presbyterian Church on New
Year day from 3 To o'clock in their
apartment at the Kenesaw. Sixteenth
and Irving street
Mr.. MILFORD Geist Fronheisar. vice
president Of the Security Trust 90
81 PnttStown, Pa. was the honor
guest At dinner given by his brother
ln-law. Mr.. Samuel Burleigh Milton
last evening at the latter's home. OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Sixteenth street. Besides the guest
of honor. other guests were Senator
McAIasters of South Dakota, Repre-
sentative a. f.. +. Stephens Of Ohio
MIR. Renick w. Dunlap, Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture: Gen. Amos
A. Fries. Mr.. Charles Warden. Dr..
taraG NJ. Moussa of the Egyptian
legation, Mr.. Francesca Banda OF the
n'nntinIreI IN Ninth pH.pl
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~
i.,.. n.,Il lie the .Irrst Of honor Ut
,,.,.. ,..,,,-,l,,- sycnin. Ionuarv l.
,..i.,..nt Snaf.e.-.r.y Of STATE and
Mr.. NNi',,ri i carr
THO \na3Ssatrcr of spain and So
rnl., 10 Eianu were the honor Gue.t-
=. me thinner Given last evening J..
-. former United states tmba-.ld"r
r...,,,rc md Mr.. Iiu-h campbell
..I,g.n Tba ntbar ..rcsI were tn.
s.DnI1sr,Ior of Belgium and Baroness.
Cartier Mr.. IN ,tice and Mrs.
Pierce Eut,er. Ir. Justice and Mrs.
fifln:arv. Count Szechenyi: Senator
mi AI"S William Caboll Bruce, the
assistant Secretary Of State. Mr.. lie
t.srIev. Cornr de Sartiycs counselor
o. tile French r;a'1>s,-; Mr.. and Mrs
N-cn..,,ury Blair. col. and Mrs. Henry
,;ay. Nr ani Mr<. Franklin Mott
MI Nrs David \. Turnure. MIS-.
NIL i-icid \Na". laU-e. MIS-.
II in-er Ma. flanrr &. C"rhin
.nl ii. Neville w. I. Wallace.
III, Minister nf Greece and Nine.
e,rnia-. having a.: their guests the
Z.
.taltzan. the Minister OF i'ah3ma anu
Sonora Dc Alfar". the Minister 81 AUS
I, IL and Nine. l'rOchmk. the Minister
- Egypt and Nine. SamN. Senator ana
HirS. Gcur-" II. Moses. kepreSentdtlNe
nj Mrs. Henry NinHeid Watson MI,
sald Mrs. Arthur O'Brlen, Col. an"
.,rs. Gcnr-c 6. Thorpe. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Nlyin bpdd. MR.. 'i"hn b. ftenqerS" .,
u" creek ,fl'ul'i'i 80 >H,i,',
nus thc director - Tue .\'''i'id,
Eank Of Athens. Mr.. ENlamhlon. ana
tho counselor OF the creek le2a'loh'
MI. Anninos.
Miss Sproul has ISSUED lhNltatlonS
Tor q dance IN honor 81 hei hle'e'
Miss jessie Stronach' January >
~ mt,
MAJ zen. ana MIS- hope'' =
VIII entertain COMPANY al ! 4,
dinner tins evening III thelr apartment
Al 24oo sixteenth street.
br. ohaf,eS Non'e 'rreSorE VII en-
Iartaln dinner marty ~ II Al me
hass 'u ,.. ,"lilS 1T ~, n'''V, ~
MIS-. faro'a =. Ni''diu ~ NV -
.iM nei i7u-h'ei' MISS MAJ p'ic'"
N'tlafo'
-, ,
MI anu MIS-. iIlciialu at NJ, - GU
shaw VIII give d are lea' WIN IAN
ING. thls AFTERNOON from 70 : Cloch
Al kaucher $ 70 present men oaush
tsf, MISS hllen wise orellsha". MI =
'Iehsna" ana leL ua sii.e! Nin
telNe the suestS' me ioi me- III 7oW
OF pale PINK ana SILVER ofocaaed SIN,
SracelullS nraped ana causnt WIN
pearl enoIoldeiE. Inc oeputdn'e WIN
nave rome or lrldeScent sedulhS ana
VIII carry cluS'er vi s''ee'heal'
roses.
AilerIla lihS ~ ne yea 'ante VII ~
ME-. ia qoie - swanson Nj :. C.Sci
elth ~; bro" m, MIS- ielIeit'i ,,a,
-, niH esso,I >e v,;mi ", Vi =
t,sii1,u n LIZ NJ ' G.n,,,iI
~ H.;i,i VI 80; M. '''I Iin,tI,
Da<,;s ~, IT, - No.
1,,,,d., I-,iaii,, 49,, NJ D.
c.,,ia,,,1,. L. - tjaia,, r.,
4,,,ner Nise E,dith Dayidge Miss
- U-iIIiar,s and Nios Sarab lin.
ri,cott picbardu ~ \-eu, yorE
Aseictine viii he Mis- Anne EutIer
D Nov, II fii,g-- E,rances NcKee Mis-
.-1ta,;o tIa,,,r,o,d Nfi.e o1i1i, pbo1n.
ctol,es Nics Latbarine Sin,ondc Mis-
eonbie Eea1e Miss Anne f;raham
I,,n,e NJ. 7 o,,isc NcI.an.b.p Mis-
,,-a,,d,I,., L,ta,IiI.o cn,;+t Viz Dar
IN, i'm NJ. II,I,ia pro,I.o Nril.
T,!f,,a GI,o,.,r.5i W. MI NT.,.,,i.II
w, W. II-inif,.od W., NJ
riI, ~, nt,
i,i 80 VI: - =
aiuln i ,ii,
T;rio,' ta,hel' ~ ,iafi' ulii"ii.
80
~, Is ->,,i'N 1tSoh. US 10
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Lieut. Comdr and Mrs. NJ. r.. iar-
riSon Of 1860 Columbia road northwest
are going to Haddontield, y. j.. TO
visit Mr.. and Mrs. W. Dewitt Vos-
bury and viii attend the charity ball
in philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

AIRS L. NJ. kluffmann is 1t Cham
paign. Ill. for the holidays. She tx
poets to return To Washington carly
in January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

/. Former Representative Philip Pitt
Campbell of Kansas, accompanied by
Mrs Campbell and Miss Helen NJ.
Campbell. and Lieut.. tomdr. and Mrs.
Is. ). kilmaster. are guests at the
MayfloWer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Mis- Kathar;n. Dunlop entertained
a crmndny OF ttn II luncheon today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Mr. and Mrs. George j.. Hamilton
entertained company 81 50 N 4
buffet supper followed by cards. lar
evening in their homo in Maryland.
for their snns-in-law and daughters.
Mil AMI Mis-. William :. TpmpEins
ri savannah. Ca. and Nh and Mrs.
Alfred Benzi=cr If New York. and
their son and dau@hter-tn-I@w Mr..
ard Mrs. George T.. Hamilton il. All
Of whom arc their guests for the holi-
dayG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Mrs Russell Blair wife of Lieut..
Russell Blair United States Navy, is
spending the Winter 1T the Hotel
BRIG IN on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Miss Beatrice Anderson. daughter of
Comdr. and Mrs. l.. Il. Anderson of
Annapolis. is the guest of her grand
mother. Mrs. John NJ. Hawley, widow
of Rear Admiral Hawley, at her resi-
dence on X street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Mrs. !. r. Newcomh. Wardman Park
Hotel. j. heinz given a dinner AT the
congressional Country Club tonight.
Covers arc being laid for 3 guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Bones will en-.
terrain At u tea on New Year day,
from : 10 :. ut their home on six
ieenth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

tanned informally AT luncheon today
at the Willard, where he had four
guests.
Mr.. Walter :. Penfield entertained
at luncheon today i'll honor of the
Minister from Costa RIGA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Dr Charles Noble Gregory will en-
terrain = dinner party Of Is At the
Chevy Chase club tonight in honor Of
Mrs Harold 6 Willard nf New York
and her daughter. Miss Marqutta
Willard
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continued on Ninth PaEe.l
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Mrs. DOUGLAS Cleveland. has ar
rived from Newark. \. j.. and is the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
carroll Preston Cooper, in their suits
in the Hotel Roosevelt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Mai Gen. and Mrs. Robert c. Davis
will entertain company If l. Al
dinner this evening in their apartment
al won Sixteenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Miss Sproul has issued invitations
Tor n dance in honor Of her niece,
Miss Jessie StronaCk, January ..
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Miss Nerna Lenore Parsons. daugh-
ter Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Miller V. Par
sons. entertained at small dance in
her home last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Castle. jr.. and
Miss Beatrice Castle, of 1918 K street.
are staying at the Mayfiower for a
few 1lNS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Miss Betty Greenwood has recalled
her invitations for a bridge tea to-
morrow afternoon because of the ILL.,
ness "f her mother, Mrs. Ernest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Mrs. Locke, wife Of Col. Ernest
Morris Locke. is recuperating from Il
fractured ankle received in a fall at
Fort BenJaman Harrison, where Col.
Locke is stationed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. carl &. Witt shaw
NUT Apartment. will receive New Year
aftcrroon. They viii he assisted by
Mr.. and Mrs. y. L. Manly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. W. Newbern. Miss Lucille
Allen and Miss Virginia Jackson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-14
EVEN WATER WOULD
Sur ON HIS STOMACH

would have accute attacks OF indi-
gestion that were just terrible. |
never thought Ct such thing as eat
ing any breakfast. and although |
spent hundreds of dollars for medi-
cine they m ght just as well have
been water for all good they did me.
"a few weeks ago l was having an
especially bad spell with my stomach
when my mother brought me bottle
of Karnak. was very skeptical of it
doing ME any good, but the first dose
was SO soothing and helpful that I
kept it up, and when tell you that
can now ven eat baked beans
without a particle Of distress after
wards YOU will have an idea
what Karnak has done for me. Yes
sir, | am now eating three hearty
meals every day. breakfast and all.
and l enjoy 1t and digest 1t perfectly.
In fact, feel just fine in every way
and want to tell everyone how quick
ly and thoroughly Karnak fixes
person up. 1t certainly does the
work"
Karnak is sold in Augusta exclu-
siveIy by John Coughlin: in Gardiner
by Manson & Church: In Richmond
by w. A. Bibber; in Randolph by r.
l.. Booker and by the leading drug
gist in every town.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-14
WINTHROP

Tickets are on sale at Hannoford's
Drug Store for the Ladies' Minstrels
to be given the 10Th. 10th. at the
Town Hall by Albert II. Frost Wom-
ems Relief Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bailey have re-
turned from d visit In Machias.-
Carlo Bernadi has returned to his
home in Boston after visit with his
niece, Miss Louise Abelli-Mrs.
George Baker Of Bangor is visiting
relatives in town.-Mr. and Mrs. l..
I. Carleton have returned to Bos-
ton.-Mrs. Lulu Abbott of North
Monmouth was home over the week
end.-Mrs. II. T. Chamberlain of
Waterville was visitor in town Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. William Copin,
Roland Copin. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Titus and Miss Lila Scott of Port
land were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. f. Titus at 'Idlewilde."-
Miss Annabel Laugervine has return
ed from the Augusta Hospital and is
at the home of Mrs. Alphonse La
Nallee.-The three minute speakers
at the Grammar school Monday
We're, Harry Mckinney, Louise
Hewitt, Gwendolyn Brown, and Rom
aid Faulkenham. The subject was
"EXactness' and Gwendolyn Brown
was voted the winner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-14
EASTER MONDAY BALL
GIRLS COMMUNITY CLUB
COLORFUL and SUCCESSFUL

City hall was bedecked in pretty
spring flowers when on Monday eve
ming the Augusta Girls Community
Club gave an Easter ball. The dance
was very well attended and everyone
was delighted with the beauty of the
decorations. Sprigs of pink flowers,
all made by members of the club,
adorned the balcony, the stage and the
booths from which homemade candies,
favors, ices and cakes were sold.
Much of the success of the party is
due Miss Gladys Madore, who was
chairman of the general committee
Miss Mary S. Smith. executive secre-
tary Of the club. was assistant gen.
eral manager. The decorations were
under the direction of Miss Esther
Cyr and the fayors were in charge of
Mrs. Ruth Crocker. Mrs. Jessie Wins
low was in charge of the refresh
ments and Miss Barbara Haskell in
charge of the candy.
Douglas orchestra furnished music
for the evenings dances. The patron
esses of the evening We're the men,
bers of the advisory board. who had
been so invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-14
STATE OF MAINE

MY OF AUGUSTA, IS.
'ne City Marshal of said City, or
any Constable Of the City of
Augusta,
!, A.. GREETING:
you arg .e name Of the State Of Maine.
warn hereby required forthwith to
Ci a,n and notify the inhabitants of the
70 Ian " augusta, qualified according
said a., 20 assemble at the City Hall of
b. 1sss' on the goth day of April, A.
evening" az seven thirty o'clock in the
folomIn, tnen and there to act on the
Art,o,g articles, to wit:
Arfic,ee l. To elect a Moderator.
Articie :. 10 elect r. Secretary.
lie rsnnsS. To receive and act upon
Articla OF the Board Of Education.
support 80 :. 10 raise by vote for the
city for ~ the public schools of this
drt Sa, me year ending on the thirty
less th.y. OF Dec. 1925 such sum, no.
generai" the amount required by the
deemed Jaws of the State, as NAV be
Article necessary for that purpose.
netina o. To see what action the
purchas. VIII take in regard to the
The WiIl,,o "a land for a playground At
Art;aiiams School.
the rene e o. To receive and act upon
ppointsd OF the, special committee
neetinae (; To see what action the
junior XVI, viii take in regard to a new
business,.e 5. To transact any other
schools ., Pertaining . ag to the public
July conn., MI this City which may law
), Hereorn before the meeting.
This war;. iail not, and have you there
.Given AM with your doings thereon.
q Auensttan oer our hands, at the City
NE year this ninth day of April in
aine hundoui our Lord one thousand
FpMeu and twenty-five.
NEST L. MCLEAN, Mayor.
hAiY Bon E. MADDocKs,
BhaffONsO F. PIERCE,
IpIAPH II. CONANT,
F NH 2; WITHEE,
IppmmARD L. RIPLEY.
cEERR0oY +. HUSSEY,
AldernORGE B. STACKPOLE,
WIZ VIII, OF the City of Augusta.
4 true COW City Marshal.
Mls.iiss; i. W. coNY, City Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-14
BuRNnAM

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Viola Edmunds, whose death occur
red Friday. were held from her late
home at East Burnham on Monday
forenoon at 1890 o'clock. Rev. C. L.
Wheaton. pastor Of the Methodist
church at Pittsfield officiated. The
bearers were F. l.. Cunningham. F.
A. McAllister. B. A. Reynolds and
Henry Maddocks. Interment was
made in the family lot in the Pond
cemetery. Among the out Of town
friends in attendance were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Maddocks and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Estes of Fairfield.
Burnham Grange. No. 500 held its
regular meeting on Tuesday evening
with IS in attendance. including sew
eral visitors from Sebasticook
grange. The third and fourth de-
grees were conferred on Florence
Cole and Dorothy Hume and at the
close of the meeting a baked bean
supper was held. after which all en-
joyed a social hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoxie and his
mother. Mrs. Nellie Hoxie. of Clinton
who have been passing the winter
at Sarasota, Florida, returned Tues
day night and were calling on rela-
tives in town. They made the trip
Dy autO.-MTS. FTeu II. MuuBelt, MIS-.
A. S. Watson and Mrs. E. E. Davis
went Wednesday to Benton to at
tend q meeting of the Kennebec
County Farm Bureau. the subject: OF
the meeting being millinery.-C. K.
McAllister was a business visitor In
Augusta. Monday.-Mrs. l.. E. Ger
aid went Tuesday to Waterville for
a visit of a few days with relatives.
Sebasticook Grange No. 90 will
confer the lower degrees on a class
Of seven candidates at their regular
meeting to be held on Saturday eve
ming of this week.
Mrs. Hiram Hustus is Ill with
severe cold.-Bernard Libby and
Wendell Jones have gone to Port
land where they have enlisted in the
U. S. Navy.-The selectmen are en-
gagged in taking an inventory of the
town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-14
HEBRON

Harry Plummer and Edward Wash
burn visited the Academy last
Wednesday, retaking several pictures
so as to insure the best cuts for the
picture booklet which is to be a fol-
low-up of the new catalog. Although
a stiff breeze was blowing, some SPLEEN
did pictures were taken.
The first study hall session was held
last Wednesday for the makeup ex-
aminations which take place on the
following Saturday. ~ the present
program, the students are allowed to
take makeup examinations only after
FIVE hours of supervised study under
an instructor. The sessions are con-
Quoted along the lines of the regular
study period, and have proven to be of
great practical help to the students.
The honor roll issued on the return
of the students to the academy shows
decided falling off, owing to many
of the leading students being incom-
plete in their work for the term.
James Morse. senior, has again slipped
in the lead with 95.2; Stuart Dwyer,
junior follows with 95.1; Kenneth
Black has 93.7; Richard Martin has
9S.1; Lohnes has 92.s; Perkins has
92.3; Mayo Solely has Gil: jeremiah
has Jt,-, buZLell Ju. anu
Parker Rice has 900. Neither the
sophomores or freshmen placed any
men on the list, but FREDDY Burns
leads the former with S9.4, and Julio
Guardiola the latter with sos.
By classes, the seniors lead with
S2.9, showing a safe margin over the
unclassifed and juniors who are tied
for second place with Sill. The soph-
ignores and freshmen trail behind with
79.2 and 1872 respectively. The aver
age for all classes is sos.
BY dormitories, the students off
campus lead with S4.s: Atwood hall,
SIT; Sturtevant Home 80.7; and Howe
Cottage SO.4.
The Beta Delta Sigma Frat leads
with S31. followed by the Phi Delta
Alpha with Sl.9.
The complete average shows a gain
Of 1879 over the same period last
year.
The academy received the first cop
les Of the new catalogus which has re-
Gently been issued. 1t is a great i'm
provement over previous issues. ana
is better representative publication
of the institution. Much credit is TO
be given Principal Hunt for the-splen-
did improvement that he has brought
about in the book.
Hebron's field representative. Rev.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-14

spring sales. Maxwell Motors "B"
was bid up nearly points to new
high record at CT IL and then sag
eed about l 12 points from the top.
Maxwell \ duplicated its recent high
of 104 but slipped back later to 1913
for a small fractional loss. Hudson
was bid up over two points to a new
top at AZ rs while net gains Of a
point or two were recorded by Jor-
dan, Pierce Arrow preferred, WHY'S
Overland, preferred, Stromb, e Car
bureto and Nash. the last named
reaching the record figure Of 357 and
then reacting to 3o2.
Strong buying support made it's
appearance in American Can. which
ing just below the top. Strength of
United States Steel common, which
closed a point higher at lis is. at
tracted considerable attention be-
cause OF the heavy shrinkage in un-
filled orders last month. Baldwin
closed more than points higher at
lis Ia. Strength and activity Of Am
er lean Sugar which jumped . points
to a new record high for the year at
II. was in anticipation of higher
commodity prices and dividend re-
sumption.
Ludlum Steel responded to reports
of increased earnings by advancing 2
points to % IA. Other strong spots
in the industrial list included Ameri-
can Wooden. common and preferred.
Famous Playes. General Electric,
American Agricultural Chemical pre-
ferred, American Linseed preferred.
American Safety Razor, Beechnut
Packing. Mathieson Alkali. New York
Dock and Savage Arms. all Of which