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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-22
WARMERS B|NGLES
WIN FOR TIGERS, 5-4

Detroit. June u - Up - Warmers
bat featured Detroit's to ten in
ming victory over St. Louis today
His triple in the fourth drove in one
run. his single III the sixth drove in
another and his two Dagger in the
tenth scored Heiimann with the
winning run Zachary had q good
day at bat with three hits including
a double in four times at bat. Score.
St Louis 0 0 3 0 l o 0 0--4-10-1
Detroit 0 > 0 0 0~1--Jz 81
Zachary and Hargrave; Wells and
Manion, Woodall
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Make Arrangements
For Sculling Contest

Philadelphia. June 21.-(P)-Nego-
tiations are under way for a race be-
tween Jack Beresford of London,
worlds sculling champion; Walter VI.
Hoover and other prominent Ameri-
can scullers during the national
championships to be held on the
Schuylkill river in August
In making this announcement today,
Samuel H. Truitt, commodore of the
Schuy1kill navy" said he had received
a cablegram stating that If satisfac-
tory arrangements could be made,
i'crcSford would arrive here late in
July and would defend the Philadel-
phia gold challenge cup which he won
from w. L. Carrot Gilmore in the
Paris Olympic regatta in 1924 Beres-
ford successfully defended the trophy
against Hoover in London last July.
Should the race be arranged it prob
ably would be rowed on August I,
Truitt said.
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CINCINNATI
Totals ..:........ SO 6 II 4S p


ran for CritZ in 4th.,
zz-ran for Hargrave in 9Th.
zzz-batted for Rixey in 9th
oO11 10000 1oo2 Q 0 O-5
Cincinnati
10000 oo1.2 o 0 0 Is
Two base hit Tolson. Three base
hits Hartnett, Walker. Stephenson,
Critz. Sacrifices. Scott, Lucas, Etc
phenson. Double play, Emmer to
Critz to Pipp. Left on bases, Chi
cago s; Cincinnati II. Base on balls
off Milstead 1; Piercy 5; Mays l.
Struck out by Milstead |; Piercy q;
Rixey 6; Mays /; Donohue l. Hits
off Milstead 10 in 8; off Percy in
Z; off Rixey Z in 9; Mays In 1-3;
Nehf / in 1 1-3; Donohue in Ia.
Hit by pitcher, by Piercy CBressler.
Critz). Passed ball, Hartnett. Wild
pitch, Milstead. Winning pitcher,
Donohue. Losing pitcher, Piercy.
Umpires, ODay, Pfrman and Nc
Cormick. Time 3:12.
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REDS RETURNED WINNERS IN Is
FRAME FIGHT WITH CUBS, 6 To 5

Cincinnati. June 21.--tP)-Cincin
natl won the most exciting game of
the season here today, beating Chi
cago 6 to In 16 innings. Eppa
Rixey and Milstead started the game
but by the time the winning run
was scored there had been six pitch
ers on the mound. The Reds tied it
up in the ninth by scoring two and
again in tho twelfth when the Cubs
scored one Carl Mays and Val Pic
mich were banished from the game
for disputing a decision. The score:
CHICAGO
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PIRATES win over
CARDINALS IS TO II

Pittsburgh, June 21-P)-Pitts-
burgh and st. Louis stopped off here
for game today on their way to st.
Louis, and the champions Won, 10
to IL. The Cardinals used six pitch
ers and the champions four. Flint
Rhem, who had won eight straight
for the visitors, was pounded from
the mound in the third, but his
string of consecutive victories was
not stopped as the visitors tied the
score in the fourth. Waney and Guy
Ter led the attack for the Pirates.
The score:
st. Louis .14o2 20 011-11 142
Pittsburgh 8 0 2 2 0 2 0 x-13 IA 3
Rhem, Johnson, Rheinhardt, Soth-
oron, Huntzinger. Hallahan and o.
Farrell; Meadows, Yde, Oldham,
kremer and Gooch, Spencer.
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HEAVY BARRAGE HITS
wins FOR GIANTS 1913

New York. June 21-(P-The
Giants bombarded the Phillies with
eighteen hits today and easily an
nexed the first game of a five game
series, 10 to 3. Young and Terry led
IN the swatfest, the former garnering
TOUR singles and the latter a pair of
one-timers and a home run.
Up to the ninth, Jack Scott allowed
the Pills only three bingles.
The score:
Philadelphia 0 100 0 ooo 2-ss
New York 5 1 0 o 3102 x-10181
Mitchell and Henline. Jonnard;
Scott and Florence, McMullen.
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Carpentier-Huffma
Bout Is POSTPONED

Los angeles, June 21.-(P)-The
scheduled night between Georges Car
pentier' the French light heavyweight.
and Eddie Huffman of Los Angeles at
Tijuana, Mex, July 4th, has been cali
ed off.
]. II. Crofton, promoter Of the
match. today received a telegram rron,
Jack Curley, the F'renchman's man
ager. saying that Carpenter had
spralned hand in his fight with Tom
my Loughran at PHILADELPHIA last
week and would be unable to resume
training for two weeks. Crofton said
that he would confer with HUFFMAN
with view of postponing the match
or nndlng him another opponent.
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EASTERN LEAGITE

Springfield 1850; New Haven 3
iiy0,
Pittsdeid Sill; Waterbury 6-1a-
Albany e-l4-o; Bridgeport S-14-3.
Providence o-9-1; Hartford 2-9-I.
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TODAY'S GAM ES

New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Chicago.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Detroit 5; ST. Louis 4.
Cleveland 5; Chicago 2.
Philadelphia 7; Boston 6.
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TODAY'S GAM Es

Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Pittsburgh at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
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SPORT TABLOIDS

Hanover. N. H. June 21.-CP)-
Williams Joined forces with her ira
ditional rival, Amherst. to meet
Dartmouth in baseball today, but
went down to defeat to 5. The game
in which only underclassmen played.
was feature of the day before COM
mencement. The visitors led until
the ninth frame, when Myles Lane.
pinch hitter. drove a liner into right
field with two out, scoring two
wearers of the Green.
New York, June 21.-(P)-Mayne.
at Is to l, captured the Union claim
ing stakes at Aqueduct today from q
fair field, surprising those who hao
seen the F. E. Brown entry in recent
races. Seraphon finished second and
Centrifugal third. The time for the
seven furlongs was 1.27. Latonia's
feature handicap went to pigeon
Wing. 2nd., with Already a head be-
mind. Prince Of Wales finished third
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AT LAWRENCE
AT PORTLAND
Standing of the Clubs

Today's Games
Lynn at Portland.
Salem at Lewiston.
Haverhill at Nashua.
Lawrence at Manchester.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-22

While Senator Norris, the favori+e
was outside: The six furlongs were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-22
SCORE
I PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY.
NATfONAE LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

TE0 EhDNf hESUEIS
Cincinnati 6; Chicago 8.
New York 10; Philadelphia 8.
Pittsburgh 10; st. Louis II.
Boston 8; Brooklyn 7 (1st game)
Brooklyn 6; Boston 4 (2nd game)
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus 5; st. Paul 10.
Toledo g.; Minneapolis l.
Indianapolis Z; Milwaukee 2.
Louisville 5; Kansas City 2.
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Harlech. Wales, June 2f-p
Miss Cecile Leitch, of England :
holder of many titles at var,
times, including the French grr
and Canadian, made a good star
day in the British women's ,
championship by winning in the i
and second rounds. She defes,
Mrs. Britten Jones In the first 6
and 4 to play, and Miss Mary Ma
of Melbourne, in the second, I aDd
Miss Glenna Collett, American \
who originally intended to play
this tourney. was scratched but II
Rosamond Sherwood of Bost
reached the third round without
necessity of playing.
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INTERN ATIONAL LEAGUE

Syracuse IL; Newark IA.
Toronto 8; Baltimore :.
Rochester 2: Jersey City s.
Buffalo g.; Reading 70.
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

King Solomon of Panan.
the card In the semi final y
the Sharkey- German affaI. 9Ol
ton Wednesday night. Piftaa u =
the King will be Romero D. assls
slow moving gentleman from s y. 4
It's funny thing how a..
VIII flock to see two boxers - =
OGRE ability perform lust M
they are foreign. The Cb,,.Usea $50
never been impressive ana sa
has been hitting the down 'Os9a
ever since his first few hate s
this country.
Flrpo fizzled, Carpenters H.
this time has been wonderf,nsd
void of success against mon ~
nor rated as top notchers p,'1
Moody failed miserably in Il. g
against Tiger Flowers in tba !
ana several other boxers from !. =
lands have come, fizzled tha- "
turned-and still draw the c- ea
The main answer to IT all a..
be that all the boxers who bare
from foreign lands are tvnies,
amples of their respective ~.
Carpenter is fast moving ana
entific. despite weak ankle tss, !
slowed up more than one bont :.
had powerful wallop that ba :
landed once with all its &C.
ness. Jimmy Wilde lost hi y
weight title to Johnny Bur bn, !.
one of them can still come ;n,s
country and pack a houss
American second rater who a..
bout is all done unless he can !.
his way back in year or "a
foreign fighters who come hs..
this country get walloped in ~
dld fashion at so much Der VIZ
American fighters push them !.
and get reputation. Amer
crowds get stung and the fo,sl
boxers get the cold, hard coin n i
realm, so everyone is or sbons i
satisfied
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City Engineer
Faces Jail in
Famous COX Case"

Fall River, Aug. 14.-Robert A.
McGrath. city engineer and by vir-
tue of his office a member of the
reservoir commission. faces arrest
as result of his refusal to pay his
part of a judgment against him and
other members of the commission
in the widely discussed ''ox case"
one of the classics in municipal legal
tangles.
The litigation grew out of the dis
charge from the employment of the
reservoir commission of Lester NJ.
Peckham. Originally the commits
sion had pair of oxen and Peck
ham was hired especially to drive
them. Later the commissioners de-
cided to sell the team and, having
no oxen to drive. discharged the OK
driver.
Peckham set up that his civil serv-
ice rating entitled him to employ
ment and took his contention
through the courts to the supreme
court which issued writ of man
damus ordering the commission to
reintate HIM. oxen or no oxen.
Later still Peckham won a judg-
ment of $27S.6S and SIG costs and
set about to collect from Mayor Ed
m''Nf v. T"'"ot Water Commission
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Clifford Gates

A marriage Of much interest to
Maine Somerset county friends, &C.
Cured at l o'clock, Saturday after
noon, at the Congregational parson-
age in Augusta. when Miss Helen
Clara Gates, oldest child of Tracy
and the late Lottie Moore Gates, or
Madison avenue. Skowhegan and
Burton Kinley Clifford, of South Par
is. The double ring service was per-
formed by Rev. McWhorter. The
bridal couple were attended by the
groom's brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Clifford, of South Paris.
The bride wore an attractive travel
ing costume, and they are enjoying
a honeymoon trip touring in Canada.
The groom is the son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. w. K. Clifford of South
Paris, he IS a graduate of South
Paris High school and Bates College.
He is special agent for Maine, for De
Laval Separator Company Mrs.
Clifford is a graduate of Skowhegan
school and for the past ten years,
she has taught most successfully at
South Paris. She has been a men,
Der of the Bethany Baptist choir. and
is one of Skowhegan's best beloved
daughters. A happy and prosperous
future is the wish Of many friends.
Upon their return from the wedding
trip they expect to reside in Port
land.
The annual reunion of the des-
cendants Of Major John Moore will
be held with Mrs. Hattie Moore at
Hillside cottage, Naomi avenue,
Lakewood, on Wednesday, August %.
A picnic lunch will be a feature and
the secretary Maude Moore Emery
requests all to take dishes.
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PITTSFIELD

The annual field day meeting of
the East Somerset Pomona Grange
will be held on Wednesday, August
Is, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
p. Howes in Palmyra. beginning at
1880 A. NJ. National Master Louis
j. Taber of Ohio and State Master
Abbott will speak. Past Master
Obadiah Gardner is also expected to
be present. The Pomona will fur
nish coffee and sugar. The Patrons
will bring their cream and drinking
cups. Let the Patrons come early
and be present at the opening exer-
cises.
Mrs. Maude Hurd left Sunday
night for Auburn. where she will be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Hyde for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hurd left
Sunday night foi Milestone Island,
Liberty, where they will be guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Peck at their
camp for a week.
William Lindsey of McAdam juno
ton was in town Friday, a guest of
his cousin, Mrs. May Gray.
Miss Ethel Chase was in Water
Vile Friday for the day.
Mrs. Mary Libby went to Show
hogan Saturday to pass the week.
end with relatives.
Miss Ethel Weymouth went to
East Newport Friday for visit with
relatives.
A. I. Mudgett of Belfast was a
business caller in town Friday.
Mrs. Eugene Bunker of Bangor
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
P. Hanson, Friday.
The Pittsfield Boys Band. F. NJ,
Fairbanks leader, went to Winde-
mere Park, Friday, where they fur
nished music for a field day held
under the auspices of the American
Legion.
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Miss Reena Roberts, of Belmont,
Mass, and Miss F. Beatrice Hunter.
of Ithaca, N. Y. motored to Show
hogan Friday, from South Bristol,
where they are passing some time.
They called at Fysche House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crowell, Mrs
Carolyn p. Fairbrother and Walter
Lessard returned Sunday night from
the Crowell farm in Mayfield, where
Mr.. Crowell was on business.
Roy Keene, who is employed in
Auburn, came home Saturday night
to pass the weekend at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Chirachaff, Of
Cornwall on Hudson, N. Y, are
passing some time at Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Libby, who
have been guests of Mr.. Libby's
mother. Mrs. Mary w. Libby, super
intendent Of the State Reformatory
for Women, returned Sunday to
New York.
w. c. Holway and Miss Esther
Sterling, of Augusta, were in town
Friday on their way to the Sterling
farm in Caratunk.
Mrs. Vina Harville is suffering
much from the sting of a bee just
above her ankle, sustained while
raspberrying.
Mrs. A. F. w. Stinchfield, of Ath-
ems. and Mrs. Adelaide NJ. Hilton, of
Bangor, were guests Friday of their
nephew, John l.. Fish.
Friends OF Mrs. Donald P. Burrill.
who has been very i'll. are pleased
to know that she is able to resume
her work with the Methodist choir.
Col. Roy l.. Marston was elected
Historian of the Department of
Maine of the American Legion at
the State convention held at Bruins
wick last week.
Miss Grace Wheeler, of Waterville,
has been a guest of her cousin, Mrs.
George Otis Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 7. Palmer and
son Willard. and Damase Basse were
/ business callers in Hartland Friday
night.
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MADISON

Carl Stevens and w. W. McNalley,
who have been attending the Bates
College summer school for teachers
for the past month, returned to Mad
ison, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McIntire and
Miss Mary McIntire, who have been
visiting friends in Worcester, Mass,
returned to their home in Madison,
Thursday night.
Rev. M. E. Curran, of VAUDEVILLE,
was the guest of Rev. j. F. Nelligen
Friday night. FIR. Curran was for
merly rector OF st. Sebastian Cath :
Ole church in this place for several
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Libby, of Bos-
ton. were calling on friends in Madi-
son Friday. Mr.. Libby was a resi-
dent of Madison so years ago.
Mrs. ]. w. Blackwell returned Fri
Gay Afternoon from Portland, where
she went the first of the week to
visit her husband. who Is a patient
at the Central Maine General Hos
pital.
A crew of carpenters are at work
remodelling the interior of the Con-
gregational church auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones and
daughter left town Saturday fore.
noon for Lodi, Cal. where they ex-
pect to make their home in the flu
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseuh Belanger. OF
Sanford, were the guests Of relatives
in Madison Friday. Mr.. Belanger
was formerly well known business
man in this village.
George A. Herrick, of Belfast, was
the guest over the week end OF
friends in Madison.
Messrs. Wallace Johnson and Will
lis E. Clough went Saturday forenoon
toIndian Pond, for a few days out
ing.
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Edwin M. Lord, who Is passing the
summer at North Pond, was a guest
Friday Of John L. Fish at Frysche
House. Master Edwin presented Mr..
Fish with a pound fish which he
caught.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freedman and DR..
8. Washman, who are touring In
Maine and Canada were guests at
Poulin Inn the last Of the week.
<, H. J. Taylor of West Front Street
returned, Friday night, from Fran
inghan, Mass, where he has been on
business.
Mrs. John Clifford wa a business
caller in Waterville, Friday.
* Miss Jean Langdon Of Gorham,
came Friday night to visit her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hill, of Middle street. She will be
Joined later by her mother, Mrs.
Hazel Langdon.
William whitaker of Boston, ar
rived Friday, to visit his sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. eLon Fox OF
: Winter street.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Rowell Of
Scion, attended Lakewood Theatre.
. Thursday night.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Burton Of
iartland, were guests the last OF the
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
-Crowell.
Miss Kate Haley of Hartland, who
IS guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Mary
knight, and cousin, Miss SADIE
P Knight, Of Dorchester, Mass. at
their summer home in East Madison
> vas in town, Friday. accompanied
by Miss knight, calling on Mrs
Fred A. Russell.
go. Mrs. Walter S. Stinchfield Las gone
to Boston to visit her daughter. MISS
LYLE Stinchfield, and son, Allan, who
& have been attending summer school
at Harvard college. She will return
: the middle of the week accompanied
by Miss Stinchfield. Mr.. Allan Stinch-
field will continue his work with the
-Nationa Survey company.
- Mrs. w. s. Cronkhite, of Fast Madi-
:. son, was a guest Friday Of Mrs. Fred
f., "A. Russell, of Madison avenue.
- The first meeting Of the Russell
Relief Corps to be held since the
:. summer vacation will be held Friday
August 20. at the Grand Army hall
good attendance is desired.
- The regular meeting of the Colder
Rod Branch of I. S. S.. will be held
= Thursday, August 18th, at $50 P. M
at the home of Mrs. Archie z. Cote
on French street. All members are
urged to be present as much bust.
ness will be brought up for discus.
sion.
- MIR. and Mrs. Carlton Hutchins, whe
have been guests of Mr.. Hutchins
parents in Kingheld. were in towr
Saturday on their return to their home
an Bridgewater
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Hold Pugilist
In Shooting of
Wife at Portland

Portland, Me, Aug. 14-(P1-Mrs.
Louis B. Lambert is in a hospital to-
night in critical condition as the
result of a bullet wound. while her
husband. pugilist known as Lou
Lambert in boxing circles, is held by
the police charged with shooting her.
Lambert was recently arrested aft
er an alleged assault on his wife and
mother-in-law, and that case was
pending until the converting Of the
next grand jury when today's shoot
ing occurred
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Mrs. Lester Keyes at her home on
French street Friday evening gave a
shower party for her sister. Miss
Jeanette Marie Dionne, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dionne Of the
Middle in honor of her approaching
marriage to William Philip Lessard.
son of Mr.. and Mrs, William Lessard
Of Milburn street. Many friends of
the bride-to-be were the guests. The
rooms were attractlvely decorated in
blue, pink and white. The gifts,
which were many and lovely. were
presented in a large basket beauti-
fully decorated. The evening was a
jolly one, music and games being en-
joyed. Delicious refreshments were
served. Miss Dionne is popular with
a large number of young people. She
Is employed at the Maine Spinning
Mill.
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Funeral of Mrs. withee

The funeral service for Mrs. Mary
A. Withee was held Friday afternoon
at the home on Mechanic street. con-
Quoted by the Rev. George L. Thurlow
Of the Federated church. The remains
were buried in the family lot in the
Southside cemetery beside her hus-
band, Gilmore Withee. who died six
months ago. The bearers were Fred
Brown, Frank Akeley, Henry L. Mitch
ell and Levi Bean. all neighbors.
Those attending from out of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Withee, Wa
tertown, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Longfellow, WaterviIle: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynn Green and children, Hartland;
Mr. and Mrs. Perley Withee. East Mad
ison,
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READFIELD

DEPOT-Mrs. Jennie Bean at.
tended the Stevens Reunion Sunday
at Horse Point, Belgrade, entertain
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevens
at their cottage.
Nelson Gordon and family are at
their cottage at Popham Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner Pettee and
their aunt, Mrs. Hattie Pettee OF
Dorchester, Mass, were callers,
Wednesday on Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fifield.
Russell Fifield was In Augusta
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elliott. who
have been living In the Whittier
house, are now in Mt. Vernon at the
Gilman home
Mrs. Susie Mitchell Of Boston Is
guest at the home of her brother
HI. H, Carrie.
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visit with Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Coo

a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Coo
lf1ge.
Mrs Charles Walker and son, Le-
land. passed few days last week in
Portland as guests Of Frank Coolidge
and family
The following members, of the
American Legion attended the State
meetings at Brunswick last week: ::
Dan T. Adams, Luther G. Whittier,
George Wade, Adelmo Ferrari. Ralph
A. Black. Walter D Barker, Edward
Connors, Frederick Barton, Russell
Collins and B Carroll Runds,
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Yogepii Hart

Joseph Hart of Madison died Fri
day night at the Kennebec Valley Hos
pital. He was IS years Of age and
was born IN Lawrence Mass, the son
Of Michael and Mary Pierman Hart.
He was employed in one of the mills
at Madison. He leaves wife and
two sons, Joseph Hart of Hartland and
Frank Hart of Worcester, Mass, and a
daughter, Miss Margaret Hart, who
resides at home. Mrs. Hart was an
attendant at the st. Sebastian church
and the funeral will be held from that
church Monday morning.