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INDIANS BREAK
EVEN WITH
D|L[EY
S. A. Semi-Pres Run Into
Fast Club-Hicks
Hurls Shutout.

Alamo Peck Indians broke even in
their double-headcr at Dilley, Sunday,
dropping the first encounter, 3 to l.
but coming back behind Hicks steady
hurting to COP the afterpiece, 5 to 0.
The Tribe reports that it encoun,
tered a group of genuine sportsmen al
Diliey, as well as a ball club worthy
Of its mettle.
Dazzling" Vance, as they call him
over at Dilley, dealt out plenty Of
misery to the Indians in the first
game, allowing the local sluggers only
two scattered hits. Dilley scored al
of its three runs after two were down
in the eighth frame. Rails muffed 6
grounder and three Dilleyites hit in 8
row. Graef famed II batsmen.
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COLLECT THE CON.

II Pate doesn't 20 back in the bo
for the Cats Monday, Atz will US
Jimmy Walkup, another lcft-handeI
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ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD
GIRL PLAYING IN
BIG GOLF TOURNEY
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Aug. AN eleven
ycar-old girl is among the starters
announced for the qualifying round
today Of the WOmen's Western Golf
Association junior championship
tourney at Beverly Hills.
The youngest entrant is Miss Ariel
Villas, Of Hot Springs. Ariz.
SeyeralSOthers are under me age
limit of Is.
Miss Dorothy Page, Of the Maple
Bluff club. Madison. Wis, is the
present holder Of the title.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03

With doc" Smiths broken leg leay-
ing "POssum" Moore u do the Fort
Worth catching alone, jake ATT has
Clarence Fields, once a Bear tryouf.
along as second-string backstop.
Fields has been catching in Central
Texas.
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LUCIEN LAC0STE
WINNER IN EAST

WORCESTER. Mass. Aug. 3
Teamed with Edward Lavalec. sin
gles champion Of this city. Lucian
Ia Coste Of San Antonio. Tex, adj
vanccd n the second round Of the
doubles in the annual open tennis
tournament Of the Worcester Tennis
Club Sunday afternoon by defeating
Samuel F. Rockwell Of North And
over and +. c. Walz Of Hartford, O.,
4-6. Ga
/ Coste was eliminated in the
singles when defeated in straight scts
by A. 4. Cameron, Of Westford
Mass. G-1. 70.
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Dallas Continues
Winning Streak

BEAUMONT, Aug. 3.-Dallas con-
tinued its one-run winning strea
Sunday by nosiDg out Beaumont, Z
to 8. It was the sixth straight game
decided in the local park by one run,
and Beaumont has captured only one
Of the six. Extra-basc hitting. de-
cided Sundays affair in Dallas favor.
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COUCHMAN HUR[S IF
WEATHER CLEARS Up;
BIC FREE DAY COMING

Clubhouse Chantey.)
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Goodwin Wins His
Nineteenth Game

HOUSTON, Aug. 3.-Marvin Good
win, Houston manager, won his nine
teenth game Of the season Sunday
when, hurting steadily, he beat Shreve--
port, TO 3. Fancy fielding and
timely hitting Boggess and Peel fea-
tured. Rain threatened throughout
but the luck Of Owners Robertson
and Ankeman held. No Sunday game
has been postponed since they took
over the club four years ago. Box
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03
QUICK GOES NORTH
TO PAIR WITH BELL
nv the Associated Press.

DALLAS. Ang. 3.-Jimmie Quick,
Oak Cliff High School tennis star and
interscholastic champion Of Texas, left
today for Chicago TO play in the M
tional junior tournament next week.
He will be paired with Berkeley Bell
of Austin, in the doubles. Bell has
ben playing in Middle West meets for
several weeks,
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sum nlnTl
nnns. Bauman. O'Brlen

Runs, Bauman. OBrien (2), Miller a.
Griffith. Brown, Metz. Ormand' scnwaD'
Dsviveros Ca1. Woehr: errors, GrifH.a,
woehr, Johnston, Graham; stolen bases
Taylor; sacrifice hits. segrist, Johnston,
Miller: two-hase hits, Devlveros, Woehri
three-bsss hits. Brown, O'Brien; home
runs, schwab. Griffith; double plays
Griffith 10 Groas, schwab TO Deviyeros
70 schwab; innings pitched. by Brown
S 20 with hits and runs, by Pence
q % with hits and ! run; struck out
BY Brown ?. by Fillingim 3, by Love j;
bases on balls. off Brown 2 OF Filingim
: or Love /: left on base. Beaumont
III. Dallas ?: pc ssed ball. Billings; UNI
plres, Coe and Weir; time, 1885.
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COLLINS MAY COME. BACK AT CATS IN FINAL
S. A. Climate
Best Says
Rogers Hornsby

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3.-Man.
ager Rogers Hornsby's belief
that the climate in San Antonio,
Texas, is superior to anything
t:lat the st. Louis Cardinals
have found in either California
or Florida is largely responsible
for the selection Of San Antonio
as the site for the teams 1925
training camp, he said today.
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GOODWIN GETS HIGH
PRICE FOR MCURDY

HOUSTON. Aug. 3.-Manager
Marvin Goodwin Of the Houston
Bluffs will have the nick Of the Chi
cag0 White SOx "lrftovers7 next
spring and Houston will get $4,000
besides for Catcher Harry McCurdy,
who will report 10 thr American
Lcagucrs AZ the close If the Texas
LEAGUE SEASON. Houston plans 10
selcct pitcher and a catcher for
Inc Sox "uHayailablos in 1926, Good
win says.
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.SPUDDERS SLIP,
LOSING TWO
TO WACO
Houston and Dallas Win
and Gain on Idle
Painters.

WACO. Aug. 3.-Waco's Cubs
pulled Wichita Falls Spudders down
to fourth place in the league stand
ing by winning both ends of a double
header for the first time this season.
A last-inning rally for two runs de-
cided the second game. The scores
were rs and 2-1. Box-scores:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03
POLO PLAYER HURT.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, Aus.
3.--Foy Crawford, member Of the
Ponca City, Okla. polo team. suffered
q fractured nose when his pony fell in
a game with the Colorado Springs
four,
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ALLOWS FIVE HITS.

Hicks held Dilley to five hits scat
tered through as many innings in the
second game. while the Tribe collected
its seven safeties off Patterson when
they meant runs. Two wild pitches by
Patterson counted in the scoring. A
beautiful peg by Michaels from right
field which cut off runner at third
base was the fielding feature of the
second game. Johnnie Phillips raped
out three Of the Tribes seven hits, in
Guiding double.
The score
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Mike Collins IL it's dark.
Bob COuchman il it's clear.
We wanna lick them Cats
Before they get away from hel

That was Manager Bob Coleman's Monday morning
song accompanied by Harry Abes the cash register
and Tom Conner the adding machine.
Rain having messed up the proceedings between the
Bears and the Fort Worth Panhers League Park Sun
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sum nnry.

Runs BonoWltz, EIrkc. McCarty bth-
ton, Wisterzil. Powell, Ga!ner 90, Comp
ton, Peel. McCurdy Boggess; errors
Kane "a: tvo-bass hits. Boggess, Cain
tr. Benton; thrss.base hits. Bentoni sac
rificeE, Burns Echick; double plays, Ben
ton 70 stansbury 20 JSirke 90, Kane 70
Fuller n Gamer: bases on balls, Oft NC
call !. Of Thompson ] hit by pitcher
Dy Goodwin CWisterziJ: struck out ~
Thompson :; innings pitched. BY NC
Call iI-5 With hits and : runs; lstt
or bases Shreveport ?. Houston um-
pires, Osborne and Hin; time, les.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03
Nun1mnry.

Runs D!stei, Pratt, Foss; errors, none;
two-base hits, Fitzgerald, Pratt; home
runs Distel, Foss; double plays, Foss
10 Pratt to Galloway. Pratt TO Cohen
to Pratt to Galloway. Pratt TO Cohen TO
Galloway, Turgeon 10 Distel to Williams
base on balls, Lyle l; struck out, by Os-
born g., Lyle ]; left on bases, Waco 2,
Wichita Fails 6; wild pitch, Osborn; UNI
pires, O'Hearne and Erwin; time, l:25'
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First game:
Summary

Runs. Graef. Adams. stewart. Harris;
errors, Rails C2). j. Phillips, Graef. Har-
ris; three-base hit.-Fatheree; stolen base,
HUntress; sacrifice hit, j. Phillips;
struck out, by Graef II, by Vance 3: base
on balls. off Vance /; batters hit, by
Vance l: balk, Vance: time, 1870; UNI
pires, Russell and Parks.
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AZ Cincinnati end gams) r. II. z.
Boston ........ 900 900 23o-5 l. 0
Cincinnati ....OOO oO1 0ll-5 2 :
Batteries: Graham. Marauard L. Ben
ton and seimer: = Benton, BiemilleT'
May and Winso. Rrueger.
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Kilt for Roberts in eighth.
BY Innings. *
Wichita Falls .......... zoo o3O i0l-s
waco WV IVA WA
summary.
Runs. Distel ~. Bodie, Jonnard Rob-
erts, Brown, Pratt, Galloway (2). Foss'
Wilson. Crumpler; error, Crumpler; two
base hits, Bodie. Roberts; home runs,
Galloway, Crumpler; pitchers records, s
runs and hits off Osborn in innings
(none out in fourth: no run. and hits
off Morgan in 20 innings: run. hits,
off Roberts in is innings; struck out
by Osborn /, Crumpler Q; bases on balls
off Osborn 2, Morgan /. Roberts 2
Sutherland 9 Crumpler / wild pitch.
Roberts; passed balls Jonnard. Mueller;
left on bases. Waco 9, Wichita Falls .;
sacrifice hits. Cohen, Turgeon: double
plays. Turgeon to D!steI to Williams,
Cohen to Pratt to Galloway; hit bats
man CDisteD; time. 2:25; umpires,
O'Hesrne and Erwin.
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Sundays Results.

san Antonio-Forth Worth, rain in sec
ono inning.
Dallas, z; Beaumont. s.
Houston. 2; Shreveport 5.
Waco, -; Wichita Falls 81.
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Sundays Results.
Cincinnati. q. Boston. 8.

At Cincinnati (1st Eame)- r. y. z.
Boston .......020 III 000-5 - Q
Cincinnati .-..2o2 100 O0x-s
Batteries: Ryan, Vargas. Graham and
Gibson; Donohues Mays, Biemiller and
HsrgraYes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03
ROUGH IN FUTURE.

The committee empowered the presi.
dent and chairman of the amateur
rules committee to suspend any player
upon receipt of information sufficient
in their estimation to justify his dis
qualification or suspension, the ac-
ton TO stand until revoked by the two
officers or by the executive committee.
This will obviate the necessity Of call
ing together the entire executive COM
mittee TO take action on such cases in
the future.
Disposition Of the case OF Tilden
turns tennis interest To plans for de-
Tense of the Davis Cup. preliminary
tests for which are scheduled this
week at Forest Hills, n. Y. Matches
for today, tomorrow and Wednesday
bring together doubles teams consist
ing of Tilden and William NJ. john
ston on one side and Vincent Richards
and r. Norris Williams on the other.
Each match will be at three sets out
of five. There also will be round
robin singles between George Lott OF
Chicago, John Hennessy of Indian
apolis and Cranston Holman and How
ard Kinsey of California. .
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sOTTHERN Ass0lIAIInN

CnattsuOoFs f-F. Sew Orleans. TO-
Atlanta. 3. NASHVILLE. e.
MemphlE as Birmingham, 10.
Little Rock. d; Mobile 4
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03
EAST-WEST MATCHES.

The final Davis Cup tests will be
provided in the annual East-West
series Friday and Saturday, with Vim
cent Richards, weekend victor at Sea-
bright and in the Metropolitan turf
court singles, playing number one for
the East and william NJ. Johnston in
the same position for the West.
r. Norris Williams, DR.. George
King. Francis T. Hunter, Wallace I.
johnson. Watson NJ. Washburn, Lott
and Hennessy also will be available
for the Eastern team, while Ray
Casey, Howard Kinsey, Robert Kin
sey. c. ]. Griffin, Gerald Stratford,
Walter WesbrOok, Harvey Snodgrass
and Holman will represent the West.
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oth.r. not seheduIed.
NAJOR FyHTBIT1ONS

PHILADELPHIA Athletics. = CTess0ua T.
gers (Pottsville Pa, 4.
Pittsburgh Pirates, 2; General Tires
fAkron. Ohio, :.
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TENNIS CHAMP
PROMISES To
Be GOOD
Tilden Mustn't Break Rules
Again-Big Week
on Courts.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The execu-
tive committee of the United States
Lawn Tennis Association holds
written pledge from William IT. Til
den III, national champion, binding him
to give no more interviews for news
paper syndication on tennis tourna-
ments in which he is competitor.
Adjudged guilty Of violation of the
player-writer rule by the committee
yesterday, Tilden saved himself from
suspension and disqualification by
written promise strictly to observe
the rule. Four hours of elaboration
had been given his case, and unani-
nous verdict that the champion chad
committed acts prohibited by the by
laws" was reached.
The committee ruled that the giving
of daily interview by a player COW
ering the progress of tournament in
which he was a competitor was in no
way different from writing a current
article on the same event and that
such a player must be considered to
have received pay or consideration
for the interview. Charged with
such a violation, although he had pre-
viously claimed to be within his rights,
Tilden assured the officials that in
the future he would not be found
guilty Of similar offense.
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Play Monday.

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
New York AZ 81. Louis
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati
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WESTERN IEAGTl

Tulsa 1870; Lincoln. liz,
Wichita. l1-7; Denver. Is.
Des Noines. SO; ST. Joseph. o.
Oklahoma City, s: omaha, ..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03

Temple, 4; Austin. 2.
corsicana, s: Mezla. 3.
Palestine. SIS: Terrell. 40,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

orlr ave Eames schedulsd.
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BROOKLYN, 4; Chicago, 2.
81. Loui,. si Ner York. !.

Al St Louis r. H z
New York ........ 600 600 100 2
81. Louis ..........202 900 Glz-S - ]
Batteries: Bentley. HuntzinEer, Wis
ner. Nehf and Sowdy, Hartley; Mails
and oFarrell.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03

Providence, &; Reading, :.
Toronto. IS: Syracuse, S-3.
Buffalo 20: Rochester, -.
Baltimore, lo-5; Jersey Ctr, II.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Play Monday,

d. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland At New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03
WrsrFRS ASSOCIATIC
TFXAs AssOCIATION

dkmuiges, a. Fort Smith, ?.
Muskoree. 2. Independence, 6.
Ardmore. 2: Springfield, s.
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Runs. Huntress, J. Phillips (2). Grle-
senbeck, Michaels; errors. Stewart, Har-
rington, Fstheree: two-base hits, Har-
rington J. Phillips; three-base hit. Rog-
ers: stolen bases, J. Phillips (2), Grie-
senbeck; struck out. by Hicks ?. by
Patterson II; base on balls. off Patter-
son 6: double play. Patterson TO Harr!ng-
ton to Adams: Wild pitches, by Patter-
son 2; time. 1870; umpires. Russell and
Parks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-03

Ysrt worth at San Antonio.
Dallas at Beaumont.
Shreveport al Houston
wichita falls at Waco.
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Sundays Results.

c,s,,l.nd. . N,r York, :.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-13

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-31
MUCH CONJECTURE
AS TO PROBABLE
SCORES GOLF MEET

With the State Amateur Golf
Championship close at hand there is
considerable speculation going on
among the golfers around the State,
with regard to the scores that will
be made in the qualifying round.
Last year at Waterville a, rs was
the lowest and those turning in
cards Of sc or better landed in the
championship sixteen. A 90 was
good enough to land in the second
sixteen, and 9S was the limit in the
third sixteen.
There have been predictions that
this year it will be necessary to
shoot an 81 or better in the qualify
ing round in order to land in the
first sixteen, and that the last of the
forty-eight players to continue in the
match play competition will have
qualified in at least a 95.
A local golfer who has followed
these State Tournaments carefully
is of the opinion that just about the
same qualifying scores will be made
this year as last, given the same
playing conditions of course. This
seems to be the general feeling,
with one or two predicting much
lower scoring and few of the opin-
ion that much higher scores will
prevail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-31
MADISON

The annual picnic of the Sunday
school of the Methodist Episcopal
church was held Thursday at Lake.
wood. The younger members of the
picnic party were taken to the picnic
grounds in big auto trucks. The day
was passed in various sports and a
good time Is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lewis Houle and
two sons Of Ceresota, Fla, were guests
Thursday Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Wors-
ter at their residence in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Fish, who have
been passing a few days with relatives
in Madison, returned Thursday fore
noon to Brassua, where Mr.. Fish is
employed on the big construction Job.
Arrangements have been completed
for union services Of the Free Bap-
tist and Methodist Episcopal churches
during the last four Sundays in Au-
gust. The first two Sunday morning
services will be held at the Free Bap-
fist church and the pulpit will be filled
by Rev. Walter Colby, the singing
evangelist from Gardiner. The serv-
ices August 232 and 80 will be held at
the Methodist church. Rev. E. C.
Whittemore, secretary Of the Baptist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-31
Bonnie Watts Grabs
Three Races at ~
Aurora Grand Circuit

Aurora. Ills. July 3o-(AP)-Bon-
ME Watts, a brown horse by Gem
eral Watts-Bonnie Hall, owned by
Jacob Weinberg, of Chicago and
driven by Marvin Childs, won three
races on today's grand circuit pro-
gram at Exposition Park. Starring
IN the 2:17 pacing class he won the
nrst event, four furlong dash. in
l:o0 20, the second at a mile and
one eighth, in 2.27 20 and the
Ihird, a six furlong dash, in 1871 2-5,
Mag Able. owned and driven by
Tommy Murphy Of Syracuse, N. Y.
was second to the Chicago horse in
the last two races, but did not start
In the four furlongs event.
Phil O'Neil, bay gelding. by The
Philistine-Vera Marie, owned nv
James p. Berry of Hartford. Conn
and driven by w. Crozier. won both
races In the 2:05 pacing class. In
the first race, a six furlong dash
the sslky of Peter Green, the fav-
orite, became locked with that of
Buddy Mac, and C. Valentine. driver
or the latter, was thrown but was
not injured. Peter Green was drawn
after the accident, but Buddy Mac
came back and took second money
IN the 1-8 mile race.
Honors in the 2:15 trotting class
were divided by Top o. the Morn
ing, brown mare by Belwin-Antie
Russell, owned by j. C. Nichols. of
Sheboygan. Wis, winner of the sly
furlongs dash and DIR. Strongworth
gray gelding. by Ortolan Axwortbv'
from the Tommp Murphy stables,
winner OF the l Is mile race.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-31
Jack Sharkey Fights
King Solomon At
Boston Friday Night

Boston, July 30.-Jack Sharkey
VS.. King Solomon.
That is a heavyweight match to
conjure with and the boxing fans of
New England are agog over the
prospect of witnessing the most
scientific contest between big fell
lows ever waged in New England
when the pair swing into action in
the stellar bout of the meeting of the
Suffolk A. A, at Braves Field Fri
day night.
The prize ring has been graced by
many clever big men. Old timers
proudly harken back to the days of
Peter Jackson, the colored idol; Jim
Corbett, who modernized boxing
when he wrestled the championship
from the late John l.. Sullivan; Kid
Mccoy, the unfortunate Hoosier; to
the unpopular Jack Johnson-but
with the possible exception of Cor
bett none of the old wizards surpass-
ed, probably did not approach either
Sharkey or Solomon as opponents of
scientific boxing.
The preliminary program bristles
with the promise of action. In the
opening eight-round bout Clemente
Saavedra. Chilean heavyweight, re-
turns to the Hub for his contest
with Archie Skinner, the Scotch
heavyweight champion. AL Mello,
the promising Lowell southpaw well
terweight, whose ascendency has
been steady and sensational, min
giles with frankie Quill of Brockton
in their rubber" battle, while
George (Kid) Lee of Worcester,
New England lightweight champion
who / sabout to embark to the well
terweight class, will oppose Tony
Julian of Brockton in the semi-fnal
number.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-31

state Missionary Society, will fiji the
pulpit on August 80. The supplv for
august % is to be announced later
MISS Pearl Spofford Of Skowhegan IS
passing the week with Mr.. and Mry
M. A. Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Remick. who
nave been guests of Mr.. Remicks
mother, Mrs. Ann Remick, for the past
Few days, started Wednesday on their
return trip by auto to their home in
Erie, Pa.
The semi-annual business meeting
OF the stockholders of the Madison
Union Cooperative store was held
wednesday evening in Grange hall,
Reports were given by the officers
showing the business to be in excellent
condition.
Miss May sedgerly Of stratton is
the guest this week Of her aunt, Mrs.
Fred l.. Gray, at her residence on
Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Greene left town
the last Of the week on an auto trip
to Evanston. ILL.,, to visit relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-31

Boothbay Wednesday to pass a
months vacation.
Mrs. Rebecca Lawry returned
Wednesday from Moosehead Lake,
where she has been passing her vaca-
ton.
Miss Hester Stone, who has been
visiting Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Hen-
derson, went to Augusta to visit her
sister, Miss Geraldine Stone, before
leaving for Portland. where she will
complete her nurses training at the
Eye and Ear Infirmary.
Mrs. J. Weber and baby daughter
Eleanor of Rhode Island are passing
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
Tyas on Pleasant street. Mrs. Alice
Webster Of Pawtucket, r. l., Is also
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Tyas for couple
of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sprague and son
Donald of Chippewa, Wis, who have
been passing the summer in Bangor,
were calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Maddocks Thursday on their way
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Richardson and
granddaughter, Hattie Jacobs, of Mil
linocket were in Gardiner Thursday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Everette Rich
ardSon.