Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-23

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Doubtless there. have, been several
installed since the announcement was
made last week. a So =
News received from Fort Ethan
Allen. Vermont, states that Arnold
Dodd, son of Mrs. Effie d. Myers of
Pembroke, Me, had received a di-
ploma as chef from the Army Cook
ing School. Dodd is now serving
with the Srd Cavalry" at Fort Ethan
Allen. :; 80 F.
Alden Pullier, who was committed
to the State Prison at Thomaston
IL years ago from Aroostook county
for murder, was declared insane at
a hearing Saturday. Pullier's in
trinity had been observed to be COM
ing on for some time, and when he
was taken to Augusta Saturday
night, his exertion had become so
strenuous that he was taken strapped
to a cot. He will be committed to
the State Hospital. IA, Fl
Arson up in Somerset county,
evidently believes in advertising the
resources OF the state OF Maine.
1t recently appropriated the sum of
500 for the publicity fund, notwith-
standing the fact that it has a valua-
ton of only $1,200,000; a town debt
of 10000 and a tax rate of $62 on
Thousand. The fact that Frank II.
Holley comes. from this little town
may nave rad some lpftuence on
the action OF the town nltbis, regard.
-Brldgton News.
Governor Ralph o. Brewster, Pro-
fessor Austin Mccormick of Row,loin
of UTatarv;l,o will he ~ sneakers
at the Chapter Night celebration of
the Westbrook Rotary Club which
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The latest bulletin sent out by the
Bowdoin' Alumni Fund carries on the
cover fine fuIl- length norfrait of
ron,or po.doin Nh .,,aoasaad IN, :,
Iy',,leS wy NIa 49,
doin College was named. His son,
James Bowdoin, who was minister
20 SPAN rom looo 10 4oVn' was me
dav the Rowdoin Tndown1en+ has
! and fin interest FROM stbesn ,f,,r5s .n5
riffs made annualIv enables the COL
Ieee r. render service far bevond
what students fees make nossihle
ears nave peen expressed py
many people in this vicinity that the
Brimmer bridge dam is liable to go
90 1T :. a., g, -
80 IN" re, spi MS 90 I" ~ io"l ~ ?
aso' neo ie ., eii.ii cry
slouliuless as ,he writer oi .tnis l'ell,
is lower AT the present time Than if
has been all winter and that there
Is absolutely no danger OF the dis
aeIe. "nici o'Iulieu loul Yeas dso
, nilSse Ine u t,s many hod.ihs Is
anus slou.u Iohhe Wv Tue lane
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LII 1 he oahSor NEWS
A total of $4,000 has been raised
ont of tho S. OoO o,iota set fo,. BAN
;. a. 1r..s
SUI III 'ne oni'u a1es'ihe = una
campaign when opened there with
mass meeting week ago Sunday,
me committee having accomplished
thls result IN llttie less than a
week. rms result was much better
than expected. A great many Jews
nave not yet been interviewed and
SUBSCRIPTIONS from. near by towns
is br;eht ntr;h,,,ton. I'as,n
also been received from non-Jewish
contributors showing that the inter
est IN 'he work Is not conhned to
Aioiiis's AUNT: IS
A new 1S,000-ton liner of broad
beam and shallow draft ;s be;ng
,,,;,t ~, t,o 1u,,ta sts-I,
$50" ""''o o'"i Line u re-
pace the canada in the Montreal,
Fortiano ana Liverpool service. The
Keel OF the new ship was laid at
beifast SIX months ago, and she is
expected 10 De ready to go into COM
mission ny the end OF 1926, IN which