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2SO7 CONN. AVE.
rn.. dressing closet Murphy he'd
furnished breakfast rm.. kit. and
rms, .recp hall. furnished breakfast
rn1:: kit. and bath. ........ $500
ELEVATOR AND RADIO SERVICE
RESIDENT MANAGER
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3518 S ST. NV.

In the Burleith Community
rms tiled bath. electricity. INV " .
screened and awnings throughout: garden
space: Al condition: S75.
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FOR COLORED : LET YOUR RENT BUY
your home. Brick. rooms. bath gas IL
trobe heat good street southwest S35 =
month coyers all interest and principal pay
QUINN. 2O4 Mills Bloc Main iSI
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newly decorated: $40
ia 9th St SET rooms and bath; large
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- IUtn 81. S.F.---D N. q d .'pNU.OC
s 81 St St rs" MS rms rms S Ssss tSssS
sSS E G Gso s ss rms rms S BAH 1898
70 9th st s.e.--5 rms. T. bath. 1000
go Is. i. s.e.-5 rms. & bath: -. goo
la4a E. Cap s'T FiG rs. q bath - 0s'0o
sos st: s.e-s rms: b. elss, sss q 20 90
5?sH l4th st. s.e.-a4 :: : p. cleo. 33Ssso
81 81 III Eg ase st. she. 5m" b. s ssc:
"ls $ Car ave 6 s %EEb6N & CO g. cleo 81 %
Line 4a. III B St. Sc.
l447 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
Three ball. Ably ts o jsnto sn0~s
THE RIV ERsIDE,
New YORK Aye d snd END s1e s5s
Lincoln MEMORIAL and the Potomac.
Living room: kitchenette. .dinette. bath.
Two rooms. kitchenette: dinette bath 49,;
time we are authorized to make unusual
~. UT, R #HsF c6 HfR; ISL ..oo
,s sSa n,,S ELo s4S 51 koS%S
location" 1T III = sizs ssf$ E;'S
NEW BUILDING,
900 Goth ST.
RE s6o,, AB ag sE r9 GsrT p , ,Th
RrE ET2ns' s ktFgFE Is s ss3,so.
poo, MA NAP s, Mn 1879 EYE :s ST hos.a 70
ROOM sAf kiF. A HAI1 BAH i2' s4s SO
CORDovA. goth AND FLA. AVE.
ROOMS AND BATH. SS7 GO
Ro Sky R G2KRnx1 AN fSG s2 STif s.
ROOMS kffdhEs 2 1aS bA I'll $50 90
3 ROOMS c sSB gsRH lsss L ST. $4,000
TINERTON. 1121 oath ST.
NEW BUILDING.
ROOM. GRILL. BATH. .$37 .5O-S3S SO
S6 Sy5 bank ROOM IN is TUE S%H Ping
ONLY FEW LEFT.
DECATUR. 213t FLA. AVE
k kS2MS k AT1 EAr AND BATH ss g
ROOMS sa1 KiT5n fSAH HSB bSr st $3.50
734 PARK ROAD.
NEW BUILDING.
Rooms, KIT ANP M BATH 3 .rH s6o.5o-sss44 e g
) N SOME HAVE hl3 s SR IAH PoRcHEs
T.. W. GROOMES. 14l6 F ST.
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1885 KENYON ST-Clean. attractive rooms.
Mnsis Or en- suite: home comforts, private
family. Phone Adams 1863 l6s
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WANTED-ROONS.

ONE ROOM kitchenette, bath. in nearby
Maryland or Virginia: state particulars
Address Box 446-M. Star Office. L..
RY YOUNG WOMAN. employed-Bright
airy. well kept room. warm in Winter: quiet
downtown location; hot water: give descri y
non and price Address Box ASSN. Star
once. /"
COOL ROOM. by student. employed; in NV
north OF Euclid at. Address Box 442-M
Star once.
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% IT. N.W.-TWo large rooms sink
Ia
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1915 NORTH CAPITOL ST-3 rooms and
hath end story newly renovated gas and
elec.: viii rent TO quiet. refined couple or ,
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WANTED-ROONS AND BOARD.

WA\TEID-ROOMS AND BOARD.
WANTED by young couple room and board
III private home Anacostia. Congress Heights
or southeast Washington: references. Ad-
dress Box 349-M Star office 13'
WHERE TO DINE.
GARDEN TERRACE INN. 1894 CONN.
ave.-Chicken dinners. 81: lunch. SOC, 75r
vegetables, fruit. cream. fresh from farm.
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900 10Th ST.
10Th AND SIS
rm.. kit. and bath. ..........S 42 80
rms kit and hath ........... So 90
24-HOUR ELEVATOR AND SWITCHBOARD
SERVICE.
RESIDENT MANAGER
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NEW BERNE. 18th and Mass ave. Apt 3
Call after 80 I3s
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COLORED-11O5 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
3 T., b.. cleo. SIS: 1914 COrcoran 81. i..
b. furnace, electricity. $50: 1909 10th
SIS. JOHN H. WEST. SIS woodN ard Bios
ST. MARTINS PARlSH-6 ROOMS. BATH
good location S5O50 monthly. 1923 y
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1857 PARK RD.-4 rooms. bath. house
keeping. In refined home: employed couple
n rnfcrrnd
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~ N.E.-semiba sement. two large. Well
furnished rooms. alcoVe electricity, tetr-
Dhone. Hards: st.reened l3s
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arc EYE 1T NE-3 rooms use Of bath.
" heat and gas furnished: rent $40 10 adult
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soUo -Uth ST. N.W.-Clean. com fortabie.
en- suite or separate: good beds: S..5. $50
monthly: also transient spot. $500. IA
~ \. y. AVE. NV large furnished
loom with kItchenette airove: gas e'ec.:
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'EBSTFR ST. NV rooms. nicely
ed all modern cony eniences tele-
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

by Government clerk: electric lights: north
vest suburbs state price. Address Box
SS6-M Star offce. l3s
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.
ONE LARGE end floor back or 3r1. floor
front room furn. Or unfurnished; reason
Able; NV. Phone Adams 1855 l5'
3545 10th N.W-Four connecting. sIngy o.
Ell suite: conveniences; porch: clean; reason
able good location; adults.
lc2e IRVING NW-Two large rooms
aorAhle Col 6q1r. l2'
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Sc. near Lincoln Par'l-
panared. kitch nnette. porch
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In the BurIeith Commun,ty
rms. tiled bath. electricity h " b..
screened and awnings throughout. gard' n
space; Al condition; $50.
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SIC n ST NE-Three unfun rooms on
second floor for Ink: cleo. and NV h T..
kitchen reSAOpRh1e
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JAMES NoRg5s ,woonwARn. REAr.ro
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2t2 18th ST NV large front room
mo floor. $50 month: ! small room. :'r
00r $40 month l3s
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1879 GIRARp ST. N.W-a RMS . BATHS
Sarage; ami: reasonable. OWNER. zoos NJ
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-, COS EYE ST. NW-Room- 81 81 S5
- week: clean. uuint. SINGLE. double. good ioca
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ROOMS. pleasant IN every
vlIe,es good neigh horbOod
Phone Adams .;4R4. Ia
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'ITOI. ST.-Two neatly fur.
'onls. End floor. kitchrnet;e
rar2Ee. l4s
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f'0s QUE ST.-Double and single large
outside. cool. we'll furnished home com
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1871 SUMMIT PL. NE-3 unfurnshed
houeeSeapinE rooms. near \. CAPITOL and
z l. ave: $40. Phone Pot 1854.
44oa 9th ST NV uu furnished front
rooms for IN X: adults only
101l ST. Nw-Room and bath: >
roor,s single room: Il k. permitted
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21O0 F ST. NV.
l r rna S Murphy bed. dining acove. kit.
% enu o@Sn eo' 90
kit. and bath ............. $500
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1915 EUCLID NV. off I4th--LarGe front
room privilege of light housekeeping. elec-
Ipitp
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TN
iHE WYOMING. Ant Il4-Ron,n lar.e
'nree windows, priv ate bath: private family
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11
Delegates to
Meeting Of Kennebec
Valley ArchdeacOnry

The Archdeaconry Of the Kennebec
Valley will hold its regular winter
meeting at Saint Marks church, Au-
gusta, tomorrow. Sunday. vember
|12. The usual business meeting Will
be held at four in the afternoon, and
in the evening at seven thirty there
will be a special missionary service
with the Very Rev. j. A. thur Glasier,
Dean at st. Lukes Cathedral, Port
land, as preacher. Dean Glasier's
topic is "The Incarnation and Mis-
sions," and the sermon should be
most interesting. Dean Glasier mas
not been in this part Of the Diocese
since he was called to the Cathedral
last May, and his presence re war
rants q good attendance at the SIR
vice. An added and Interested fea-
ture to this meeting will be con-
cert on the chimes Of the church at
S o'clock. At o'clock, the ladies OF
st. Marks Parish will serve supper
for the clergy, their wi IS and the
delegates from the various parishes
and missions. Every parish and mis-
sion in the Archdeaconry Is entitled
to five lay delegates-L.en or women
and the delegates from st. Mat
thew's church will be Miss Bertha
M. Harvey, Mrs. Matte Fuller, Ell
wood Overlook, Miss Dorothy Smith,
and Mrs. Parker Patten. It is hoped
that the members, Of st. Matthew's
church will endeavor to attend the
evening service, and 1t is to be I'M
derstood that a cordial welcome will
be extended to anyone and all who
come.
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Meeting Louden Hill
Community Club

Louden Hill Community Club was
very pleasantly entertained at its
regular meeting this week by Miss
Adele r. Gilpatrick. Mrs. Mansur
assisted Miss fitzpatrick in entertain
ing. There was record attendance
Among the matters of business
brought before the club were sew
eral of Importance. The club voted
the sum Of $40 to the Hallowell Ben
evolent Society for it's Christmas
work. The members also voted to
unite with the Louden Hill school In
getting ready a Christmas tree for
the Louden Hill community children
The program for the rest of the year
was discussed and planned.
After the formal meeting there was
a delightful social hour. Delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess. The meeting was one Of
the pleasantest of the season.
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Monthly Speed Tests
At Gardiner High

The monthly speed tests at Card
liner High have been held and the
following results made public by the
Commercial Department
On the Underwood machine: Bea-
trice Ware, so words, silver pin;
Stella Votoe, As words. bronze pin:
Bernice Ware, 3S words. certificates;
Grace Mansir, 80 words, certificate;
Geneva Spear, so words, silver pin;
Beryl Brown, Sc words, silver pin;
Charlotte Black. As words. bronze
pin; Mary Swift. 81 words, certifi-
cate.
On Royal machine. Dorothy Policy.
70 words, leather pocketbook; Char
lotte Black, so words, gold pin; LII
liam Hewitt, As words. gold pin; Ber-
nice Ware, IS words, gold pin: Mar
jorie White, SO words. certificate;
Mary Swift, "a words, certificate.
On Remington machine: Rolande
Lavallee, Al words, gold pin; Mary
Swift, 35 words, certificate.
On L. c. Smith machine: Leroy
CASTOR. 40 words, bronze pin.
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Religious Drama
At Old South Church

In the near future q Biblical
drama will.be given in the Old South
church in place of the pageant which
was to have been given at Christ
mas time.
A Committee on Religious Drama
of the Federated Council of the
Churches of Christ in America has
made a study of all Biblical dramas
which have been produced and have
announced the six best. One of these
will be used the name to be given
later.
Beginning with Christmas Sunday
evening and continuing every Sunday
during the winter months, a series
of splendid. worthwhile moving pic
lures will be shown in the Old South
church.
On Sunday evening, December 10
there will be special Chrisamts
carol service followed by a sacred
moving picture. Jesus, the Christ"
This service will be especially ap-
propriate for the Christmas season.
The following Sunday, December rs.
a most excellent picture will be used.
Richard Barthelmess, the famous ac-
tor, will be seen in Classmates" a
stirring picture Of life at West Point.
On January 2, the picture BILL"
will be shown. This is an interesting
and pulsating story of regeneration.
For January 9, boy of Nine" will
be used. This picture is called gem
Of the screen. 1t Is the tragedy Of a
small boy whose wather doesn't un-
derstand him.
Other excellent pictures will be
used during January and February
among them 1.-THE Enchanted Cot
tage," "The Stream Of Life" isn't
Life Wonderfully and on February 6,
"The Heart of Lincoln
These pictures will make the eve
ming services Of real interest and
value to the public
Children must obtain tickets at
Sunday school for admittance.
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John Levi Kendall

The death of John Levi Kendall
veteran fireman of Gardiner. occur
red Friday morning at his home al
50 Middle street, aged rs years. Mr.
Kendall was born in Gardiner. Jan
uary IA, 1850. the son of Levi and
Miriam (MerrilD Kendall.
The late Mr. Kendall had been Q
member Of the Ancient Order OF
WWorkmen for half century, and
for IL years was Chief Engineer OF
the Gardiner Fire Department. He
won an enviable reputation for his
work in the latter capacity and the
duties of his office were carried out
with marked efficiency. He was a
familiar figure at F'iremen's musters,
and was well known over the state
being highly respected by a large
circle of friends and acquaintance.
He was a charter member of Names
Three Quarter Century Club.
Surviving relatives are three
daughters. Mrs. Elizabeth MacCor-
mack, of Gardiner, Mrs. Fred r.
Stuart and Mrs. Lot Ryder, all of
Gardiner. two sons, George H. Ken
dali of Gardiner, and Robert E. Ken
dali, of Halloweu.
Funeral services will be held at
$3.50 o'clock Sunday afternoon firm
his late homo at SO Middle street.
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Official Inspection
Herrnon Lodge Held

The official insp ction Of HeEmon
Lodge. No. 80, F. & A. NJ. was 9Ade
Friday evening at special Commu-
nication at Masonic Hall when Right
Worshipful Guy Towle. District
Deputy Grand Master of the Elev-
enth Masonic was present an din
spected the work of the Master, Ma
son Degree. Forrest Lawson Hall
being the candidate.
Previous to the work a delicious
banquet was served to the members
by the ladies of the Star Club.
The officers of Hermon Lodge for
the current year are: Worshipful
Master. Arthur l. Purdy; Senior
Warden, Walter H. Underwood; Ju-
nior Warden, Bradford H. White;
Treasurer, Nathanial c. Barstow;
Secretary. Edwin S. Lincoln; Chap
lain, William H. Baker; Marshal.
Charles H. Roberts; Senior Deacon,
Albert A. Hodgdon; Junior Deacon,
Norman H. Trafton; Senior Steward,
Charles w. Totman: Junior Steward,
Andrew M. Lund; Acting Tyler,
Wor. Charles M. Dick. Craftsmen.
Charles w. Nichols, Archie D. Bu-
ker and Allen Clark.
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Christian Endeavor
To Meet Tomorrow

The Christian Endeavor Society OF
will meet Sunday evening, December
IL. In the vestry at o'clock sharp,
The topic fill be "The Children OF
Our Community, What Shall We Do
for Them" The scripture will be
found In John 21:15-17. This meet
ing will be in charge Of Group Two
with Kenneth Collins as the main
speaker. All members are urged to
be present as this Is the last meeting
which this group of young people
will have charge of this year. New
groups will be In charge of these
meetings next month. All are well
come to come and join in with these
young people in the worship of God.
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CHURCH NOTICES
x1DDLE STREET METHODIST


EPISCOPAL church: 1890. public wor-
ship; 11.45. church school-classes for
all: p. NJ, Junior League: Sis. Sem
Tor League: Z P. M, praise service:
subject, "A Goddess Life, Dissatis-
fed Life" Wednesday at 7.So P. NJ,
prayer service.
OLD SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL:
Morning worship at 1890 with sermon
by the pastor and singing of anthems
by the vested choir; Sunday school at
HAS; Y. p. s. C. E. at SIS. The usual
evening service will be omitted. A
welcome is extended to all.
ST. MATTHEW'S church, Union
street third Sunday In Advent: Holy
communion, S A. NJ; morning prayer.
litany and sermon, 1880 A NJ; church
school, IL NJ.
FIRST BAPTIST 1890, sermon on
New Testament Evangelism; 11.45. ses-
sion of Bible school; z, evening wor-
ship-praise, prayers and address by
the pastor.
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Street Department
Does Good Work

AS the year nears close 1t Is
found that out of the IS accepted
city streets In Gardiner work has
been done by the street department
on as. The remaining 1S which were
not treated this year were worked
on to some extent In 1925. Commits
sioner Jose's department has placed
over 10000 yards Of material on These
streets during the year 1926.
The tractor plows were sent out
last night, and the Commissioners
stated that If the storm continued
they would be run all night until
the roads were cleared of snow. The
department is in first class condition
to cope with snow this winter.
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ENGAGEMENT Announced

Cards announcing the engagement
Of Miss Beatrice M. Spinney of 1914
Beacon street, Brookline and Edward
e. Peterson of Providence and New
York have been received by friends
in this city.
Miss Spinney, formerly of Gardiner
Is q graduate Of the Gardiner High
school, and Of Pennington Normal
school. She was a teacher for two
years In Bath, Maine and Is at pres
emit teaching in the Junior High
school of Everett, Mass.
Mr.. Peterson is a graduate OF
Hope Classical and Is sales manager
for the Atlnntic Autograph Co. OF
New York City.
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Real Letter from
Santa Himself to
Gardiner Children

The best news for the season ior
the kiddies OF Gardiner and vicinity
is found In this issue Of the journal
for there Is an honest + goodness
letter from Santa Claus. Santa has
promised to keep in communication
with the local people, and wants to
know II we will welcome him here
this year. This Is now being consid-
cred by the merchants, I we think
the answer will be favorable. Watch
this paper Monday for definite In
formation. We will keep the boys and
girls posted from now until Christ
mas.
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The members Of the social and
press committees Of group three Of
the Christian Endeavor of the Church
Street Baptist church are urged to
be present at meeting called at S
o'clock Sunday afternoon in the yes
try. Plans are to be made for the
service to be held December 10.
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The freshman class at Hallowell
High will continue In charge OF the
school lunch counter for the COM
ing week. The same committee,
Miss Virginia Emery. Miss Marjorie
Noddin and James Oliver. will serve
for the rest of the term.
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Mrs. Jessie White of Farmfngdale
has requested the Journal to correct
the item relative to her participation
in the meeting of the George A.
Bowie Relief Corps Monday night.
She states that she did not attend
the meeting, consequently did not
serve on committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11

A surprise party was given Miss
Gertrude Meader at her home on Wa
ter street recently by members Of
the U. o. G. c., and other friends
who presented Miss Meader with a
glass preserving dish. Supper was
served and refreshments late in the
evening. A most enjoyable time was
passed,
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The Christmas tree sponsored by
the Ward One Club and to be given
at City hall on the evening of De-
cember %, will be for all the small
children of the city and 1t Is hoped
that all parents will take advantage
of it to get all the little folk togeth-
err at Christmastide. Contributions
Of money will be gladly received
from any citizen interested and may
be handed to Harry Rideout. treas
urer. or H. II. Mayors, president, at
the American Express office.
LOCAL NOTICE
WINTER STORAGE-for cars. 6
Central St, Tel. 140S-W. dec10d3ts
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Twenty three tables OF whist were
enjoyed by large group of players
at the Gardiner Shrine Club Thurs
day evening in one of the series of
such affairs being sponsored success
fully by the ladies of the Shrine. The
prize winners were Mrs. w. C. At
kins, Mrs. Lizzette Goule and George
Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11

Judge Fred Emery Beane presided
over the well-Waterville debate.
A trio, Claude Cain and Evelyn Hal
lett, violins, and Anna Emery.
piano, furnished music for the &C.
casion. Attractive program were
made by the commercial department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11

The regular monthly ""ting Of
the Monday Minister'S Club will be
held Monday at 1890 A. NJ, at st.
Matthew'S church. Hallowell. A paper
will be read by Rev. M. G. Folsom Of
Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11

To suggestions for that weekend
market basket read over the ad OF
the Cash Market Co. They can I'LL
your needs for meats and groceries,
also quality bakery products.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11

Hallowell High will play the
Alumni tonight at 8 o'clock at the
High School gymnasium.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11

Mrs. Annie Jones has returned to
Pittston, after visiting Harry Jones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11

A group of young people Of the
Methodist church are to go to Ran
dolph this coming Friday evening to
present a comedy at the Methodist
church there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11

Jackson's holiday stock is complete
and ready for inspection. Step In and
see the many useful things Tor
Christmas gifts.-Adv.
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The Ellis Smoke Shop at $40 Water
street Is prepared to meet all the
needs of the smoker with complete
stock of cigars tobacco. pipes. or CT
gar and cigarette holders.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11

Miss Evelyn M. Waugh of Win
throp is the guest Of Miss Jesica j.
Haskell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11

Irwin Noddin has been confined tt
his home by illness for the past few
days.
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For the children there Is nothing
that appeals more than toys, games,
or books: see our display in the base
ment; CSC. soc and $1.00 counters
r. B. Erskine's Csc to s1.00 store
dec 7-9-11
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11

Frank O'Donnell. OF Mills, Mass.
is in town in the interest Of the 10
seph Herman Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11

Miss Estelle r. Crossman Of Som
erville, Mass, is visiting Hallowel
friends for q few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11

Gift Goods-on our Csc, SOC & $1.00
counters you will find a nice assort-
rnent, for men, women and children.
r. B. Erskine's Csc, SOC & $1.00 store.
dec 7-9-11
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11

waterville High will come to Hal
lowell, Friday. Dec. IL, to play
Hallowell in the High School gym
nasium.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-11

The Mothers Club will meet with
Mrs. Harold e. Cook, Vine street,
Monday afternoon at $50. This is q.
special meeting and all are urged to
be present.