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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
VASSALBORO

SOUTH-Mr. and Mrs. c. w
Taber ana son attended the morning
service at South China, sunday.
Dan Weber is assisting n. L.
Sahin for time.
The ice houses at Sandy Beach are
being filed by local ice men.
George Dennis and w. L. Cross Of
Augusta enjoyed an outing at Three
Mile Pond, Saturday.
Willard Studlcy OF the Farming
ton Normal school and Miss Gladly $
Warren. one OF the grade teachers at
Canton, were brief callers ut i. E.
Taylor's, Wednesday morning.
Word received by friends from
Mrs. J. +. Twitchell, is they are cX-
periencing some very cold weather
at North Woodstock. also that Mr..
Twitchell has been quite poorly
since their arrival.
Mrs. Elijah Miller passed por-
ton OF the day Wednesday in Au-
gusta.
Mrs. Abbic Taher was guest for
the day. Thursday. Of Mrs. Carrie
Whitehouse and daughter.
G. IA. Morse, head plumber at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Auen.xerneiy

A marriage of much interest took
placesU6 Tuesday. Dec. 80. when Miss
caroSna Carrie Kennedy. daughter oil
ArslnA Mrs. !. 3. Kennedy OF this
city. oec1pa the bride of William
Henry Allan of Holyoke. Mass.
liiss kennedy is one OF the mos'
popular ypung ladies of this city. She
received her earlier education in the
schools # Augusta, graduating from
eea1 high school in 1918. She later
attended Pennington State Normal
school and since her graduation has
been = successful teacher in the Au'
gusta schools. q.
Tmsgrcom 10 the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Geofss Allen Of Brownville, Maine. He
Mdpated from Hebron Academy in
~ class Of 1918. where he was very
prominent In athletics. He later at
funded the University Of Maine, where
y won national recognition by break
ng the Intercollegiate record In the
0otput In the national meet, a record
Which be held for several years. He
W. also . member Of the University
q Maine football team for four years
IA vas named as all-Maine tackle. He
y : member Of the Beta Theta Phi
nrfnity Since graduating from COL
Ng he has been principal and phys
icy instructor at the East Millinocket
Hlgh school,
the Young couple left on the 4
ecicck train for New York on a short
acneymoon After January 10 they
WI b at their home in Holyoke,
asfs, where Mr.. Allen is now estab-
lshed N business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Gale School

Winter term at the Gale School
began with SO students enrolled.
Our annual Christmas tree was
held Friday evening. Dec. 26. a
good sized company listened to the
Christmas program given by the
children. The program was as fol-
lows: Song, Welcome Christmas.
School; recitation, Lloyd Wyman;
recitation. Clifton Parsons: recita-
ton, Clifton Parsons; recitation,
Hope Hart: song. Silent Night,
Bernice Hughes and Gladys Hall,
recitation, Hilda Furbush; recitation.
Harold Hughes; recitation, Cora
Pennell; song, Christmas Carol,
recitation. Evelyn Wyman; reel
tation. Dana pcnneIl; exercise,
Santa. Claus, Clyde Lewis. Elwyn
Hughes. Leo Buzzell: recitation,
Miles Snowman; recitation, Dorothy
Hall; recitation, Gladys Hart; song,
My New Dolly, Elsie Hughes: recita-
ton, Elsie Parsons; recitation, Ken
Meth Parsons: recitation, Preston
Snowman; recitation, Gladys Hall,
recitation. Rodney Parsons; reci-
tation, Elsie Hughes; recitation,
Florence Parsons; recitation. Nor
man Hart; recitation. Marion
Hughes; song, Good Night Children,
School.
Santa Claus appeared and took the
presents from the well filed tree
much to the delight of the children.
Edna Salley and Perry Furbush
have earned Buttons for the Is
drills from the a. n. Palmer Co.
Miss Annie Fuller and Miss
Felma Green were visitors this
week.
The following have had perfect
spelling this week: Edna Salley,
Edith Lewis. Bernice Hughes. Elsie
Parsons, Preston Snowman, Evelyn
Wyman. Dwight Fennell. Hilda Fur
bush, Clifton Parsons, Irene Robin
son. Gladys Hall, Florence Parsons,
Dorothy Hall, Rodney Parsons,
Harold Hughes. Dana PenneN. Vel
man Parsons, Elsie Hughes, Marion
Hughes. Irving Gray. Cora Penneli,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Making Preparations
In c. of c. Workshop
For Winter Carnival

1t is a safe bet that everyone in
Augusta knows or will know within
/; n very few days that Augusta is to
have winter carnival on February
.. q and z and that in connection with
this carnival. Il contest is to be held
to determine who shall have the hon l.
Or of being Queen of the Carnival.
1t is an equally safe bet that the
larger percentage of the people of
the county and many more will know
of the carnival in the same time.
This is due in large part to the
work OF Jimmie" Geracos, known
to many as Jimmie the live WIRE"
who has taken over the job of put
ting the carnival before the people
in a way that they will remember.
Jimmie Is versatile young man and
hard and conscientious worker. He
first came to the attention of the
business men of Augusta by going
out to secure the advertisements for
the "Tell-U Where" directory, which
is shortly to be produced by the
Chamber of Commerce, and by 60
ing we'll over the mark set.
He was accordingly given the job
of boosting the Winter Carnival and
his enthusiasm Is boundless. For the
past three days he has been prepar-
ing signs and posters to advertise
the carnival and he plans many
more. About Is big signs to go on
buildings and automobiles have been
painted personally by Mr.. Geracos
and about the same number of fine
posters for distribution throughout
the county have been produced by
the same artist. He does his own
work and on those signs and posters
one will see the small word jim
mie," indicating that he conceived
the design Of the sign and painted
it. Each OF these masterpieces fea-
lures the desirability OF trading IN
Augusta.
They are OF attractive design and
color and the speed with which ne
turns them out Is indeed surprising.
He expects to make a total of 20 OF
the big signs and 80 of the posters
before turning his attention TO some
other phase of the publicity work on
the carnival. Anyone that wants TO
know if there is to be carnival
should take a look at the Chamber
Of Commerce room. where Jimmie Is
located. and behind the cloud OF
paint which permeates the room
thew will find Jimmie. his brush ana
several attractive Winter CarnlSal
posters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
American Indians Traced
To Mayas of Yucatan

Tonopah, New, Dec. 31-(By A. Po
Captain Allen LIE Baron, British
archa eologist, who has been eXplor-
ing excavations of ancient villages in
Nevada, passed through here recently
On his way to the Colorado river to
continue, his quest for the identity
Of the first Inhabitants of the Amer
lean continent.
The captain Is trying to discover.
as nearly as he can from archaeolog-
ical evidence. who these people were
and where they came from. 1t Is his
plan to reopen some of the old tur-
quoise mines and, by systematic ex-
cavation, to trace the early races
from Boulder Canyon to the eastern
border of Nevada.
Captain Le Baron says the evil
dence indicating 3 connection be-
tween the early people Of this re-
gion and the Mayas of Yucatan.
Mexico, Is accommodating. He consfd-
ers one of his most important finds a
symbol of sacrifice. a grotesque
mask. which he uncovered in Aztec
Canyon, 35 miles south of Las Vegas.
New. It is like the masks known to
have been worn by Maya priests
when they conducted the sacrificial
services where thousands Of victims
were inundated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
SIDNEY

Miss Gertrude Bowman passed the
day, Sunday, with Mr.. and mrs
Robert Mccormick.
Schools in town opened Monday
for the winter term. -,
The Ladies of Sidney Grange will
serve an oyster stew supper 10 the
gentlemen of the Grange, THURSDAY
Tie CLASS Of 1920, Oakland High
School, held their annual reunion
ST the home of Miss Doris Drum
mond, Saturday evening.
George Tilton has three men cut
ting wood for him.
Miss Luvita Bickford has return
ed TO her home in Belgrade after
Passing a few days with Mrs. f.
Glenn Bailey.
Miss Caro- Bailey was a caller At
Mrs. Ansel Jewett's, Monday after
neon.
n1rs. Alice Manter was the week :
end guest of her daughter, Mrs. Z.
w. Lewis and family.
Miss Gladys Reynolds has return
ed to her school at Sanford after
passing Ter vacation In town.
Miss Ruth Lewis, Caro- Bailey and
Bertha Reynolds returned Tuesday
to their studies at Pennington
Normal school.
T.. Eugene CoWan was q business
caller in Oakland and North iu-
gusta, Monday.
Mrs. Warren Lathe returned Mon
day 10 her home in town after pass
ing a week in Scion. the guest or
Rev. and Mrs. John Sherburne.
Rev. w. L. Holman and Mrs. Hol-
man, were presented Sunday with
well-filled basket from his parish
oners, with their best wishes for a
Happy New Year.
Eleven teams are hauling wood to
Wateryille from the Blake lot.
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UNITY

WEST-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Gerald. and daughter. Gienice. were
Christmas guests OF relatives in Bel
fast.
Mrs. t,stclle Parli,urst. who has
been 4 guest for few days of her
sister, Mrs. l.. L. Foster and family,
has returned to Winthrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carlisle of
Saltwater. passed the Christmas
holiday with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. a. Carlisle.
Ira Parkhurst and family and
lIlory Packard and family. were
christmas guests OF relatives in
Troy.
Mrs. J. A. Foster and little daugh-
ter. of Pittsfield, were Monday
guests of L. =. Foster and family,
Kelley school opened Monday, fo"
the winter term, with Miss Carnett
Giles, as teacher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

National Home, enjoyed Christmas
ard Sunday at his home In this
place.
Christian Haderup of Massa-
chussetts, passed the holiday recess
with his family.
Melvin Tobey and wife of South
Windsor were sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Nj. l.. Sabin and family.
The hay pressers, who have been
working at Lin Sabin's, have moved
to George Tobey's place at Cross
Hill.
Christine Weber is in Augusta
visiting her sister Mary, for Il few
days.
;riena Sahin. who enjoyed the
Christmas vacation at the home of
her parents. returned to her duties
at South Windsor, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Taber and son
We're guests Thursday. of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Taber of Augusta.
The thermometer has not been
below 10 for the past week in this
locality.
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England Sends Out Experts
To Save the Lives of Whales

Liverpool. Dec. 31-(By A. P)-
-Four members Of a government ex-
petition to the South Pacific, to
study the breeding Of whales and to
prevent the determination of the
species which Is now threatened ow-
ing to their indiscriminate slaughter,
are now on their way to the whaling
fields Of South Georgia and South
Shetland, and will form scientific
staff at the marine station. Other
members will follow them next year.
Besides conducting whaling re-
search the expedition will undertake
scientific investigations affecting
oceanography. meteorology and mag
netism.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
they imagined 1t to be haunted by

! they imagined it to be haunted by
evil spirits.
Hiemstra. however. pushed on with
small party and eventually reached
a sheer wall of rock of great height
and some miles long. with natural
| bastions and inaccessible except at
three points, by one Of which the ex-
plorers entered.
They came upon veritable maze
Of intercommunicating alleys, pas
sages, chambers and cave dwellings.
In the center of this fortress town
was found a large open space with
one huge solitary tree. There were
inscriptions in strange characters.
and remains of what seemed ancient
tombs. Silence brooded over the
place, and although traces Of wild
mountain goats were observed, not a
human soul was seen.
Who the ancient rock jewellers were
and why they abandoned their i'm
presnable stronghold remains mys-
terry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
WINTHROP CENTER

Hollis TibhettS was at home from
Massachusetts over the holidays.
Ralph Titus has returned to Cam
bridge, after Il few days visit with
his parents. AIR. and Mrs. A. f.. Titus.
Mrs. Martin Higgins is able 10 le
out again.
Mrs. Colby. who has been stopping
with Mrs. William Grant, has return
cd TO Gardiner.
Mrs. William Grant, who has been
very Ill. is much improved and left
Wednesday for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Linton, III
Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
lEenen Receive "Smokes'
y Appreciation of Services

n. sas members Of the Augusta Fire
ltment, on Wednesday received
ssI pox of cigars in appreciation
S.el Efforts at the fire in the
N.Y. . ~ Bridge street last Friday
-. ne, with the following mess
~ .4
re augusta Fire Department:
n,y extend our sincere thanks for
"a and efficient service rendered
III. gsccmber 26th. Please accept
ANY, we semembrance as a token Of
NJ daserty appreciation.
rs vBRlEN and FAMILY
m aa MRS. ELMER HICKEY
M MRS. FRANK SHEPHERD
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WAYNE

Monday morning the mercury
registered "a below at n. Wayne,
which Is the coolest for the winter
Schools in town opened Dec. 20,
after two weeks vacation, except at
North Wayne. which had only one
weeks vacation.
Ralph Rszgs. who had the mis-
fortune TO break his ankle last week,
Is improving as fast as can hs ex-
pected. Mr.. Riggs was employed By
thu North Wayne Tool Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
Sumatra Jungle Discloses
Ruins Vast Olden City

The Hague. Holland. Dec. 30-(By
a. PA romantic story of the dis
covery of an ancient unknown and
uninhahited fortress city comes from
Sun1atra. one OF the largest islands
of the Dutch East Indian archi-
pelago.
According to the Sumatra Post, J.
T.. Hiemstra. forestry official, jour
neying in the Upper I.angkat region,
reached point beyond which the
native guides We're reluctant to pro-
coed. They talked of nearby silent
city which they had once seen from
afar, but never dared approach. as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
SSate Budget
MlMittee Meets

M 1ate budget committee held
CsnnsS meeting Wednesday at the
soips Chamber at the State House,
6bfs ,vser matters of income Of
I'd stltntions and recommending
tn rsS unfs TO be expended during
stafs Two years by the various
M apartments and institutions.
mani mmittee came to an agree
fspor 70 he final draf OF their
Tux ~. Wnich must be submitted to
das 4, legislature before the fifth
Tee members OF the commit
Gtve,ns: present at the l-eetihg:
wlhhss' baxter. State Treasurer
& b NJ: Bonney. State Auditor
Eaton asy.ord, Senator Frederic }.
|oa. am V. Phillips OF Orring.
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RICHMOND
Emerson Lane Post, No. 50

At the regular meeting of Emer-
son Lane Post No. 81, American Lee
sion, held at their hall Tuesday eve
ming, the officers for the ensuing
year We're installed.
Roscie Perkins, Post Commander
of Roland Fl. Smith Post of Bath.
was the installing officer. Those to
take office were: Nathaniel Gilpat-
rick, Commander; Ira Burke, first
vice commander: Owen McGurty.
, second vice commander; Don D.
Cate, adjutant: Ray Merritield, chap
lain. Visitors were present from
Bath, coming by automobiles. After
the work refreshments We're served.
The schools OF Richmond opened
this week after the Christmas Vaca-
ton. At district no. 10 Miss Mary
Chaplin of Pownal Center has taken
the place Of Miss June Bishop Of
Leeds Junction. Miss Geraldine
Stone Ia substituting for Miss Bertha
Reynolds in the 9Th grade at the En-
erson building. Miss Reynolds Is i'll
with tonsilitis at her home in Gardi-
ner.
Ernest Bartlett of Augusta was in
town ON business Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Dyman have re.
turned from Massachusetts and are
making their home in the Corey
house on Main street.
The telephone company have
crew of Is men at work taking a min
ventory in this district.
Albert Morrisette and r. Z. Preble
were visitors in Portland Tuesday.
Herbert Thompson was in Water
vile Tuesday to attend the funeral
of his cousin Mrs. Iva Eaton, who
died from injuries received in an au-
tomobile accident Saturday after
neon.
z. E. Durant of the Durant Shoe
Co.. Is in Boston on business this
week.
Mrs. William Wilson was a visitor
in Gardiner Wednesday.
Mrs. Chase ard Youngest son were
visitors In Portland Tuesday
Miss Aiice Potter who passed the
Christmas vacation IN Richmond, re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
[PiMPLES over
lace and NECK.
Small and Red. Itched
Ia Burned Badly. Had to
||ser,tch. Cuticura Heals.

| .aetsd In . mill and the oil
~ ~ ace to break out In PIN:
~. fhsy wefe small and REQ ana
seeltssed al over my lace and
he pimples itehed and
Sadly. and many times !
Ir ecs.tch them which mace
.f1sran using cusieura soap
Il o,s},nsns and they helped me.
,s,saipued the treatment ana after
w. shlss cakes Of Soap and two :,
q Ointment ! was healed"
|,sssdl Miss Jennie Urban. Of
|SaiSt. Fail River Mass .
f,,,,eusa Soap. Ointment an q
|.'sssn srs all you need for all tot
/. ~ Battle with Soap, soothe
|sss Ointment. dust with T.leum'
IN, = leal. Addrse:: "ostsgs Lssss'
II Maiden ~. xa:e." Scid every
sSnSc Oin&ment Is and zoe. Ilcum ne.
r. ~ new Shaving Stick.
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EAST WINTHROP

The Thursday Club will meet with
Mrs. T. $. Wheeler at 60 Western
avenue. Augusta, on Thursday. La
dies will please take the 12.30 Gu.
from Winthrop.
Rev. G. 7. Griffin began his pas
torate at the Baptist church Sunday
Dec. %. In the morning Il fine ser.
mon was given.
Harold Tobey has returned from
visit at Bath.
Mrs. Percy Marston and little
daughter, Avis. of North Turner
who have been visiting Mrs. Emer-
son Irish. returned home Wednes-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

Through an oversight. the names
OF the following pupils Of grade 2.
Lincoln school, were omitted from
the list Of punctual pupils having
perfect attendance records. publish
ed at the close of the fall term: FL
lott Caldwell, Marjorie Day, Frank
lin Miller, Priscilla French. Henriet-
Ia Farnum, Lois Brown and Giles
Minchin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

turned to her studies at Pennington
Normal School Tuesday.A
A concert Of all star actors will be
given by the Peerless Jubilee Con-
cert COMPANY at the Opera House.
Wednesday evening. Jan. II. 1t will
be under the auspices of the Metho-
dist church.
Word was received in town Tues
day Of the death of Obrey Shurburne
at Attiehoro, Mass. For many years
he conducted a grocery business at
the north part of the town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

The W. G, T. L. will hold its first
meeting Of the new year Friday at the
"yr Il Lap. ". After the business
session the president will outline the
years electives according 10 the re-
port Of the State efficiency committee.
The members will be asked to respond
with { New Years resolution Of 10y
atty IL Tie orSa ization.
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SHOP NOTES

Truly . luscious window" is that
~ NJ Weber & Hewett store. 1t
: doughnut window window
~ With It's attractive decorations
80 10 array of doughnuts Of all
n snos mat would actually tempt the
nc9 faded appetite.
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WEEI-Doeton

$50 p. NJ. Dok- luxembourg and his
Sinfonians direct from the Amber
room, I. ID. Cookies. Boston.
200 p. NJ. Boston Edison Big Brother
Club
10000 r. NJ Musica'c.
900 l.. NJ. Gillette Safety Razor
Dance Orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

Mrs. Edna Banks Murch died IN TINS
city Monday afternoon. aged 60 years
She was formerly of Vinalhaven the
body was sent on the Wednesday eve
ming train TO vinalhaven, where serv-
ices will be held and interment made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

Phyllis Wood is visiting her
mother in Waterville for 4 few days
Stilman Morrison is home from
Dexter during his school vacation.
Mrs. Ada McCrillis is passing the
Christmas holidays at her homo
during the vacation period in Show
hogan schools, where she is teach
ing.
Rebecca Pencil, who is attending
q Business College ut WatcrVille,
las been passing a week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. pcnnell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

Nu.ssFrank p. Adduc;, who has
beea visiting in this city with her
mother, Mrs. H. w. Sanborn, left
Wednesday morning for New York
Ctr, where she will join Mr.. -Adduci
and on jim, 6 they will leave for Chi
naRa
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Asxas.s Me

Il twill he most pleasing to many
friends TO learn that Mrs. Burleigh
lIattin. who has been seriously iii at
the Augusta General hospital. is now
Greatly improved In condition and is
gaiufse IA pidly every day.
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TROY

Born, Dec. "a, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
4. Myrick. a daughter, weighing
Is Ia pounds.
The opening of Center school has
been postponed until next Monday.
Miss Grace Rogers of Livermore
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Rand of Pitts
field, passed Christmas at the home
Of j.. l.. Rogers.
Miss Edith Mitchell. who teaches
in New Jersey. is at home for q brief
vacation.
Miss Verna Carleton returns this
week to Pennington Normal school.
after passing the Christmas recess
at home.
Mark Myrick is in tine hospital at
Pittsiield for treatment, where he
underwent Il serious operation Sat
urday morning.
Mr.. Waldron of Albion has been
at Arthur SHrgent's the past week.
engaged in renovat!nE the rooms Oc-
cupied by his daughter aand her
nurse while i'll with scarlet fever.
He and his son whitewashed. papered
and painted three rooms, returning
home by auto each night, 4 distance
of 20 miles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

\ Lawrence Baglcy and Harvey
Mitchell. students at Bates College,
PASSED the Christmas vacation with
their parents.
Baglcv Hill and Barker schools
opened Monday of this week, after u
two weeks vacation.
Miss t;irdene Pierce, n teacher In
Whitefeld, n. H., is passing two
weeks vacation at the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Pierce
There were services at the church
last Sunday +. NJ.
Elmer Morse, who has been pass
ing n short time in Massachusetts,
returned home last week
Frank Mecervie, who has been
employed in Massachusetts for the
past year. is visiting friends and
relatives in town.
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DIILYKENNEBEC JOURNAL
zslsphons las
. THURSDAY, January I. 1925.
AUGUSTA LOCALS
The Calendar

,.rnavv brings you ice and snow,
Tssr,nry. valentine from your beau,
Ma,.hs he wind win blow j blast, ..
NH VINO is the biggest fool at last?
H theyll hang a May-baske to YOU
INIT, you may get juns-box, too'
ijuiy. jdia the big celebration:
sSsssmber. they haul the last load of
hay,
octoher. Jack Frost comes here to
yoveH,ber, Thanksgiving, dine with
friends,
December. Christmas-and the year
ends >, u
No
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

WUX-Scnenectaay' ". Z, SeHeE"i
Electric Company. 7so Kilooycles,
$50 Meters
$50 Y. NJ. Dinner music by Hotel Ten
Eyck Orchestra, Albany. \. Y.
745 T.. NJ. "A Few Moments with
New Books" l.. l.. hopkins, AS
sistant Librarian, General Electric
Company.
500 =. NJ. Program by WGY Orches-
ira. assisted by Nellie 4. Bleak
ley, pianist.
1850 L. NJ. organ recital by Stephen
L. Boisclair from Proetor's Har-
manus Bleecher hall, Albany.
y. y.
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Winqate- He all,

Linwood Wingate of Troy and
Miss Gladys Heath of Thorndike
were married December %, at the
home Of Mrs. Bertha Williston.