Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-30

In quaint costumes
OF long ago.
BY Elinor {. Woolson.
Archie Novak, Bangor oool artist.
turned hunter Saturday and in the
woods Is miles out of Ellsworth to-
wards Bar Harbor captured a small
brown owl alive which he brought
home to the city.
The fifth annual Maine State Stu
dent Missionary Conference is to be
held in Bangor under the auspices
of Bangor Theological Seminary, on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday Of this
week. An inspiring program has
been arranged, the theme of which is
The Abundant Life for all the
Maine colleges and normal schools
will be in attendance.
be returned to the reformatory of
South Windham for violation of
parole. He was charged in the Lew
istOn municipal court Saturday
afternoon with breaking and entering
the Echo candy company plant in
that city and the larceny of candy,
George Lambert of Lewiston, ar
raigned on a similar charge, was
given 80 days in the county Jail but
because of the fact that he had no
previous record sentence was sus-
pended and he was placed on proba-
ton.
l.
just north of Music hall. settled
about three feet due to crumbling
foundation, early Saturday morning.
The small story and half building
is believed to have crumbled at the
base due to the storm of Friday
evening which washed away con-
siderable Of the filling that goes to
make up the lot on which the build
ing rested. No damage other than
destroying the south side Of the shop
for about three feet from the bottom
resulted. Mr.. Smith hurried from
the shop when he heard the crackl-
ing just before the foundation gave
way.
The 10th annual State Boys Con-
ference sponsored by the State Y.
MICA. at Bangor Dec. 10, IL and IL
promises to be a big affair. Some of
the best speakers in North America
have been secured for this annual
occasion. Rev. Henry H. Crane of
Maiden, Mass. who was a great IA
vorite at Portland last year will be
at Bangor this year. He is one of
the best known speakers available
on boy subjects. Most of the boys
xxyl,@ Nd I'D hn Of
Portland last year are anxious to go
to Bangor this year. They all said
that they had a wonderful time, and
got q whole lot out of the conference.
Word has been received in Bangor
that Worth B. Coombs, a former
Bangor boy, is making rapid prog
ress in his chosen career that of
aviation work. Mr.. Coonbs, who
was graduated from the Heath
Aeronautical School in Chicago q
year ago, and who has been engaged
in aviation work this season in New
York, has formed partnership with
| Utica N. Y, flyer, the firm going
under the name of Parker and
Coombs. With his new partner, Mr..
Coombs will operate modern avia-
ton field, with passenger carrying
and aerial advertising service con-
nected. They will likewise conduct
school of aeronautics.
A Lewiston chapter of the Ahepa,
| a Greek American Association. was
| organized at meeting on Sunday
afternoon and evening. Matthew
! Frangedakis, Lewiston confectioner,
was chosen president. The organ
ization, whose name Is an abbrevia-
ton of the American Hellenic Edu-
cational Progressive Association, was
, formed three years ago. Since then
1t has spread over the country. Ma
tional headquarters are at Washing
ton. Citizens of the United States
| or those who have taken their first
papers are eligible. All meetings
| are conducted in English. Officers
of the Portland chapter. headed by
Pres. Constantine. conducted the in
itiation of Sunday afternoon and the
evening meeting at which officers
were elected.
MISS Isabel Hopestill Garter, form
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