Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-01

bdlH are NolliiB oii tAc doeSeAoi'
whether they desire one or two SEES
sions at the school
Mrs. Albert W. Albee. who resides
on the Outlet road, Hallowell. writes
in that she picked a quart of luscious
raspberries last Tuesday by the road
side in front Of her home.
Leah Winslow, the former Susie
Brooks Of Bath, appears in the cast
of 1.-The Shelf" new comedy drama
by Dorrance Davis starring Frances
Starr, Arthur Byron and Donald
Meek which opened last night at the
Morosco theatre. New York City.
Miss Winslow is named among the
cast of New York favorites.
American Education week will be
observed this year November to 13,
inclusive. under the auspices Of the
National Education Association and
the American Legion. The purpose
is to acquaint the public with the
work and needs of the schools. The
following program is suggested by
the sponsors: Sunday, For God and
Country Day; Monday, Constitu-
tional Rights Day; Tuesday, Patrio-
tism Day; Wednesday. Equal Oppor-
tunity Day: Thursday, Armistic Day;
Friday, Know Your School Day; and
Saturday, Community Day.
Republican Journal, Belfast: Mrs.
James Wallace OF Swanville brought
to The Journal Office Saturday
malformation in a potato grown on
her home farm. When dug it
weighed two and one quarter pounds.
The growth consists of four fully
developed potatoes. two very large
ones, two small ones. On one of the
large potatoes six tiny ones had
started in a healthy growth. 1t IS a
variety brought from Arkansas by
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace. who lived in
that State for some time. 1t Is a
white and mealy variety.
Following is the schedule for the
1925 county contest of the Boys and
Girls Agricultural Clubs IN Maine:
Oct. 2, York County at Sanford; Oct.
2. Knox Lincoln at Rockland; Oct. s,
Oxford at Rumford; Oct. SO, Waldo
at Belfast: Oct. II. oxford at South
Paris; Oct. 16. Hancock at ELS
Machias; Oct. 22-23. Cumberland at
Portland; Oct. 23, Franklin at Farm
| ington Oct. 1880, Androscoggin-
I Sagadahoc at Auburn; Oct. so,
Piscatquis at Dover FOXcroft; Nov.
! 6, Kennebec at Oakland; Nov. 6, Pc
, nobscot at Bangor.
The State Highway commission
has accepted as a state highway the
eleven mile road between Sanford
and North Berwick, running along
| the easterly side Of Lake Bauneg
/ Beg. At a recent hearing there was
/ sharp opposition to this road. the
! opponents asking that a road OF
/ similar length between the two
| towns, along the westerly border OF
| Lake Bauneg Beg be accepted. OF
! the road accepted by the commits
| sioners 4,400 feet have been con-
structed this summer by the town of
! Sanford. The state took over work
Tuesday. 1t is expected that five
and one-quarter miles more will be
! completed before the season ends.
MT. ana MIS-. IkODtIl sSuli4eE ldllu Va
Bath, are feeling greatly relieved by
a message from their daughter, Miss
Evelyn Sutherland. a trained nurse
in Tallman hospital. Coral Gables,
whom they feared might have been
| injured in the Florida hurricane. A
telegram was received Tuesday night
announcing she was safe and I'M
| injured and is cheerfully doing her
duty with the Red Cross. Miss
| Sutherland, who had many thrilling
experiences in Europe during the
World war, felt it was her duty TO
tender her services to the Red Cross
! Immediately following the recent
! disaster in Coral Gables and has been
F, so busy that she had little time to
wire home concerning her own safe
ty.
| Several braves and squaws Of the
| Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indians
from the reservation at Pleasant
Point five miles from Eastport, left