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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23
County Candidates
Democratic Party
Nominated Monday
AROOSTOOK

For State Senator's: William II
Bragdon. Perham; Frederick W,
Mitchell, Houlton; Dora B. Pink
ham, Fort Kent
For Clerk of Courts: Walter r.
Clark. Houlton.
For Register OF Deeds: TheoduIe
Albert. Fort Kent (Northern Dis
tricD; Florence l. Wheaton, HouI-
ton tSouthern DISTRICT.
For County Urea surer: Frank NJ.
Hume, HouIton
For Sheriff: G. II. Knox. Carbon.
For County Attorney: Cyrus f.
Small. Caribou
For County Commissioner: George
+. Cmphrey, Washington.
LINCOLN
For State Senator: James b. Per-
kins. Boothbay Harbor
For Register of Probate: Nina G.
Cashier. Waldohoro.
For County Treasurer: George S.
Lincoln. Wiscassc
For Sheriff: John S. Spinney,
BSothbaN
For County Commissioners: Percy
E. Storer. Waldoboro.
For Representatives to the Legis-
lature Dem): Lore H. Ford. White
field; Leslie 4. w. Clark, Nobleboro.
KENNEBEC
For State Senators: Sherman L.
Berry. Waterville; Willis r. Crosby.
VassaIboro; Ernest l.. Goodspeed,
Gardiner.
For Register OF Deeds: II. Clair
Miller. Winthrop.
For County Treasurer: Martin l..
Hughes. Eallowell.
For Sheriff: Joseph f. Jewett,
! Nassalhoro.
For County Attorney: Mark ].
Bartlett. Waterville.
For County Commissioner: Amos
f. Cunningham. Augusta.
For Representative to the Leg
islature, Dem. )-Emery o. Beane.
Grin b. Frost Augusta; Edmond
Cyr Edward l.. Hall. Waterville;
Clarence II. Bessey, Albion; Napol-
con A. Marcou. Winslow: Sidney c.
Walter. Farmingdale; Herbert A.
Sherman, Randolph: Arthur r.
Moore. Hallowcll; Edward A. Pres
colt, Monmouth; i. Grant Henry.
Readfield; John :. Gleason, Oak
land.
SOMERSET
For State Senator's: Clayton z.
Eames. Solon.
For Sheriff: Rae f. Butler, Pitts
field.
For Representative to the Legs
lature Dem): John ii. Grundy,
SkoWhegan: Otis G. Lawry, Fair
field; Harold l.. Burrill, Hartland,
Stanley Renter. Madison; Basil B.
Ames, Norridgewock.
WALDO
For State Senator: Melvin r.
Trimm, lslesboro.
For Judge of Probate: Hiram P.
Farrow Belfast.
For Register Of Deeds: Ethel E.
Luce, Belfast.
For County Treas uSer; S. Angus
tus Perker. Belfast
For Sheriff: Wallace o. Estes,
Brooks
For County Attorney: Fred W.
Brown. Belfast.
For County Commissioners: John
r. Sanford. Liberty.
For Representatives TO the Legis-
lature Dcm): Charles F.. Stevens,
Belfast: c. NJ Whitney. Nj. d, Uni
ty: Joseph s. Mullin. Lincolnville;
Roy Lynde Fernalh, Winterport.
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ILL-FATED SUB
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diameter. Two OF these were being
blown full of compressed air to keep
them in readiness for an attempt To
raise the submarine which was TO be
made when the seas Quilted.
Suddenly pair of pontoons bob
bed out OF the water. There was a
gasp Of surprise from the officers and
sailors on the eight ships of the sal
wage feet. Then another pair of
pontoons appeared. The PROV of the
Sal followed. clear of barnacles and
her red paint showing where the gray
had been worn off by the action OF
sand in the water.
The salvage ship Falcon moored
over the SOL narrowly escaped be-
ing struck by the submarine as it
rose The Falcon had been shifted
thirty feet a few minutes earlier as a
precaution.
The officers blamed the chains for
the premature appearance of the sub
marine Although two and one nalf
inches thick steel. tested to stand
strain of 110 tons, they had snapped
like Irvine.
The sailors. however. had another
cause in mind Every one Of them
had sworn not to shave until the
S-51 was raised. This morning one
seaman had shaved. In the confu-
sion the sailors sought him out and
began shouting: Jonah! Jonah.
You've Jonahed the works."
The S-51, 240 feet long. was sus-
pended at an angle of 30 degrees,
her stern resting on the ocean floor.
The Vestal. repair ship. and the sag
amore. a tug. circled around spread
ing hundreds of gallons of oil on the
waves.
In the rough seas Engineman VIII
liam Badders leaped from a motor
boat that could not quite touch one
of the forward pontoons. and strad-
dliAg the bouncing pontoon, sue
ceeded in opening its food valves.
In doing this he was washed into the
sea. but was thrown back upon the
pontoon and completed his task
Lieutenant Edward Ellsburg and
Captain Z. j. King. officers in charge,
had to order back to their ships
several other men who became ex-
hausted by similar feats.
The four forward pontoons finally
were flooded and the Ssh slowly
sank to her bed on the ocean floor
Lieutenant Ellsburg said the pom
ICONS that broke away would be
taken to Point Judith for examina-
ton of the chains to ascertain the
cause of their breaking while un-
der a strain Ave times less than they
are supposed 10 stand. .se.....----4---- s.
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Governors Lead 5000
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ernor was II.&$n. more than 10000
greater than Mat for auditor
Governor Brew Ster carried IA of the
l6 counties with substantial marg ms
! kcnnehec county Went for Thayer by
I slightly more than 1000, while SOM
erset county, which adjoins kennebec
went To Thayer DyN y. Six miss ng
| places may change this result.
The governor carried Bangor, his
! opponents home city. by 500 as wei
as his own, Portland. by more than
| 1000. Auditor Hayford carried every
county except Cumberland, in which
Mr.. Morrill, resides.
Chief upsets in the State senatorial
contests seemed 10 be III Cumberland
and PenobScot counties. In Cum =
! berland, Paul Frederick Slocum OF
Standish headed the list with d mar
gin of nearly 1.10U over Senator Alex
ander Speirs OF Westbrook, who was
renominated. Third came Raymond 5.
Oakes of Portland. and fourth. Ar
thur G.. Spear of Portland, both rep
resentatives last year.
Penobscot County named a woman,
Mrs. Katherine {. Allen of Hampden,
member Of last years House. &. Gar
diner Chalmers of Bangor present
senator; and Jarvis b. Woods OF
Bangor Mark A. Barwise and Ralph
L. Perkins of Orono, present senators
We're defeated for denomination.
Aroostook County named another
woman for the Senate in the person
of Dora Bradbury Pinkham OF Fort
Kent. former House member. DR..
Frederick W. Mitchell of Houlton led
the field however. Mrs. Pinkham Sec
ond, and William H. Bragdon of Per
ham. member of last years House.
third.
In Androscoggin County. Senator
Charles b. Carter of Auburn was re-
nominated and Edward X. Parent OF
Lewiston was also named.
A four sided contest in York Coun-
ty resulted in the choice of George e..
Lord of Wells and Arthur l.. Rot erts
of Lyman, present senators. and Har-
vcy d. Granville CT Parsonfied in the
place of Harmon G. Allen of Spring
vale, who did not run for a fourth
term
Kennebec voters renamed Benedict
F. Maher of Augusta and Edwin NJ.
Foster of WaterVille. and for it's third
senator. Merle J. Hartman of Read
field, present Representative TO the
House.
In a close fight in Pisca taquis
County Senator Arthur A. Crafts OF
Greenville won out over John W. Lee
land of Sangerville.
Albert T. Nickerson of Swanville
had a slender margin over Orlando T..
Frost of Belfast for the senatorship
in Waldo County.
j. Edward Drake Of Bath, present
House member, had a wide margin
over Edward f.. Briry of Bath in Sag
adahoc County's senate fight.
Washington County renominated
DR. Walter \. Miner of Calais and
Irving w. Case of Lubec. for the Sen
ate. in a contest of three candidates.
There were no contests in the fol-
lowing counties:
Franklin County, J. Blaine Nor
rison of Phillips: Hancock County, j.
Sherman Douglass of Lamoine and
Homer II. Dunbar of Orland: Knox
County, Zelma Nj. Dwinal of Cam
den; Lincoln County. Forrest Fl. Bond
of jefferson: oxford County, r.
Chandler Buzzell of Fryeburg; SOM
erset County. Frank ". Holley of An
son and Clyde n. Smith of Skowhe-
gan.
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Special Meeting.
Of Winthrop Grange

A special meeting OF Winthrop
Grange was held Tuesday when the
first and second degrees We're con-
ferred on two candidates. At the
close of the meeting refreshments
were served in the dining room.
The next regular meeting will be
held Tuesday evening. July 10. and
Will be observed as Young Peoples
Night" with program in charge or
Regena Curtis, Gwendolyn Brown
and Frances Edwards. The supper
committee will be Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Brown.
Mrs. Margaret Klebes and r. r.
Jacques of Boston were week end
guests of Miss Bertha Hudson.
Mrs. Frank Tappan of Attleboro,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Bertha
Hudson.
Mrs. II. G. Dimon and daughter
Katherine. have returned to Groton,
\. Y. after a weeks visit at Broad
view farm.
Charles Gilliland has returned
from Woonsocket. r. l., where he
passed the winter.
Carleton and Doris Dow of Madi-
son are visiting their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Dow.
Miss Mildred Drawn has gone to
Augusta where she obtained employ
ment.
Mrs. Fife French has returned
from Mansfield. Mass. where she has
been the guest of her son, Albert
SeamanS.
MIR. and Mrs. Thompson Potter
and son. Mellen of Portland We're
sunday guests of Mrs. c. S. Mitch
ell.
Miss Hazel Judkins of UXbridge.
Mass. and Miss Bella Dessureault of.
Greenfield. Mass, have returned TO
their homes after a visit with Miss
,Judkins' cousin. Mrs. H. S. Bell.
Stuart Wolf left Monday on a bust
ness trip through Northern Maine.
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been passing the winter in Ran
dolph. is the guest for few days
at the home of Mrs. Myra Reid.
Miss Mary FL. Cary returned
Saturday from Portland. where she
has been the guest of her friend,
Mrs. E. A. Staples for the past two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel George,
who have been employed in Man
chester, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Ward and
Mrs. E. +. Hanley We're callers Sun
day on friends in this village.
Miss Josephine Kealy. Miss Hazel
Skeehan and Joseph Skeehan were
visitors Tuesday, in Lewiston.
Misses Elizabeth and Carolyn
Albee Of Auguta, were in town, Sat
urday.
There will be an old fashioned
dance at Academy hall in this vii
lage Saturday evening, June 26.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23
M''h'lT'g'|n0p
w aEs ] Easss..Sb

AIR. and Mrs. Beecher Churchill
and daughter, Elizabeth, who have
been guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. G. Hudson have returned to
their home in Houlton. Mr. and Mrs.
churchill who We're former residents
at Winthrop have been attending the
radiation of Miss Elizabeth al
'reWster Mass.
y meeting of the chairmcn and
members of the committees for the
Old Home Week celebration will be
hold at the high school building at I
o'clock Friday evening, June 20. Al
O'Clock a general mass meeting of
he townspeoplc will be held and it
IS hoped that all who are interest
ed will attend. This meeting is
called by the secretary, Miss Mary
l1eSarty at the request of the presl-
dent, Mrs. NJ. l.. Stanley.
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Red Cross Nurse
Asks Cooperation
In Child Welfare

Especially opportune al this time
when the public schools have closed
for the long summer vacation is the
plea of the Red Cross Public Health
Nurse for cooperation from parents
IN the matter of the health of the
school child. Years ago when boy
or girl failed at schol it was consid-
cred that he was not as mentally
bright as other children, but now
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Foreign Missionary Society

The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist church held
an all day meeting yesterday at the
home of Mrs. II. +, Foster with Mrs
L.. T. Carleton, Mrs. T.. B. Vaughan
Mrs. c. p. Rowell and Mrs. Foster as
hostesses. There was a good attend
ance and a delicious dinner was serv-
ed at noon.
The mystery box was conducted by
Mrs. La Verne MaXfield. Miss Mary
Bearson. returned missionary from
Mexico was present and spoke very
interestingly of the customs of the
people and exhibited specimens Of
fancy work made by the Mexican
women and many other articles OF
interest.
The yearly meeting of Friends is
being held this week at he y NJ
Z. a. camp at Winthrop Center
Throughout the day Monday visitors
were arriving and a large attendance
is being looked forward to.
Monday evening a fine address was
given by Rev. James Coney which
was very much enjoyed by a large
audience at the Y. NJ. G. A auditor
ium.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23
Threatening Skies
Change Plans of
BOwdOin Class Day
Especial to Kennebec Journal

N'PcSAdi " henneDeC JOurnaI)
Brunswick, Me-, June 22-For the
hrst time In many years the Glass
Day exercises at Bowdon College
were not held under the spreading
branches of the historic Thorndike
tfee. This tree, located near the
center of the campus, was planted by
George Ihorndike, Of the class of '06,
the first TO graduate from Bowdoin
ana Tor many years it has been the
custom for the senior class TO hold
its Class Day exercises there.
To-day opened with lowery skies
and by noon the weather was So
threatening that it was deemed up-
safe to attempt to hold the exercises
out Of doors and they were accord =
ingly held in Memorial Hail. William
|. Widen of Danvers. Mass president
of the class presided. and Alfred Car
Teton Andrews. of Lewiston offered
prayer. The address of welcome was
delivered by Charles Griffin, of Dor
chester, Mass. Harold Leland Chat
fey. OF PASSPORT, read the Class Day
poem. The Grafton was delivered by
Lawrence Mitchell Read. of Worces-
ter. Mass, and the class history by
Herbert Lincoln Houghton, of Lex
lngton. Mass. The parting address
was given by Charles Shaw Bradeen,
of Essex, Conn. Then came the smok-
ing of the ppe of peace and the sing
ing Of the Glass Day ode, which was
written by Gordon Ernest Armstrong
OF Roslindale, Mass. Usually the
class is seated on the grass during
these latter exercises but this at
ternoon they were held in the hall.
Following the exercises the Bow
dom chapter OF Alpha Delta Phi held
open house at its chapter house on
the corner of Maineh and Potter
street, Mrs Lawrence w. Smith. Mrs.
John w. Riley, Mrs. Thomas Piley,
Jr and Mrs. John p. Wnchell wives
of Brunswick Alpha Deltas, being in
charge of the function
Ices were served by Mrs William
A. Moody. Mrs Charles G. Hutch;ns.
Mrs. Franklin c. Webb. of Brunswick
ana Mrs. Peavey, of Newton Center.
Mass Mrs. Edwin NJ. Fuller, of Bath
and Mrs. Clement +. Robinson. Of
Portland, poured coffee and Mrs. En-
, ma Mcclellan Duncan. of Tposham
and Mrs. John w. Frost. of New
York. poured tea. Punch was dipped
by Mrs. Charles r. Burnett, Mrs Ro-
land Sawyer and Miss Elizabeth
Riley, of Brunswick.
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Washington and
Waldo Gave Brewster
Substantial Margins
(Snecial to kennehec Journan

ICUtCIdI W kVIIIItUtC JUUI IIdI
Machias. Me, June 22-Washine-
ton county gave Brewster good
lead over Thayer for nomination for
governor. In the contest for regis
Ter of deeds. Miss Geneva Jasper of
East Machias won oyer her nppon-
emf. J. Wyman Hathaway of Column
bia Falls, with majority of about
800
Sheriff James A. Cummings was
renominated for that Office and won
in lively contest over his other OPP
ponents. Ainsley p. Gardner of
Calais and Fred B. Larner Of Prince
ton with ma jority Of between 700
and 500.
Irving ". Case Of Lubec and DR..
W ~ Miner of Calais were the Re-
publican senators nominated Roy
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over east; they are now working in
Union.
F. p. Erskine was business visitor
Thursday In Augusta.
Miss Marion Griffin Arrived Satur-
day evening from prolonged visit
with relatives in Rhode Island
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. johnson of
Brunswick were weekend guests OF
old friends and neighbors who were
pleased to greet them once again.
Fred Littlefield of Cooper's Mills
was a guest Saturday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Sproul
Arthur Marson went Sunday to
Lewiston to visit Mrs. Marson. Who
is surgical patient at Maine Central
Hospital
Mrs. Maria Snyder of South Wind
sor is keeping house for Mrs. A. H.
Marson during her absence from
town.
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at Masonic hall promptly at 6 o'clock
Thursday morning. June "a, for the
tflp to Camden. Each car making
the trip will be given a position in
line, which will be accompanied hv
two State police throughout. Ricn-
mond Sir Knights will meet the line
at Dresden Mills and be assigned
places. The program of entertain
ment at Camden has already been
announced. and promises to be of
especial interest.
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200 Hundred Couples at Dance

Especial to the kennebcc JournaD
Brunswick, Nc, June 22.-About
200 couples attended the senior
dance given at the Bowdoin college
gymnasium this evening under the
auspices of the class of 1926 in con-
nection with the class day observ-
ances. The color scheme for the
decorations were blue and white
The patronesses were Mrs.
Charles c. Hutchins, Mrs. Gerald &.
Wilder, Mrs. Frederic w. Brown,
Mrs. Paul Nixon. Mrs. Alfredo O.
Gross, Mrs. Austin II. MacCormick,
Mrs. Henry r. Deering, Mrs. Stan
Icy Z. Chase, Mrs. Edward II. WasS.
Mrs Wifred $. Crook, Mrs Charles
H. Gray and Mrs. Geffrey T. Mason.
The committee of arrangements
consisted of Lloyd H. Fowles of
Portland, Gordon Buckuam of We'll
lesley. Mass. Nathan a Cobb of
Portland, William W. Fisher of
MiddletoWn. and Henry y. Jensen.
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bingham. against Church's 509 ard
Pillsbury's ISL.
Governor Brewster carried Wards
Two and Four and the city nv IA
votes. Cummings carried Warts
one, Three, Five Six and Seven.
ana the city by AZ votes. Owing to
lhe lateness of the hour Monday
night 1t was impossible to tabulate
ward returns for Gardiner the COM
piete w%rd vote not being in until /
O'Clock
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Waldo far Rrewatsr

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Belfast. Me-, June % - Waldo
county gave Brewster a majority OF
ia over Thayer according to the
tabulated figures given out today
the former receiving 1852 votes,
Hayford 1441, Morrill, $50, Nelson
21S0. A. r. Nickerson of evansville
wins the senator contest in the Re-
publican camp over Orlando f. Frost
of Belfast, 1893 to 1879. James II
Cilley defeated James IL. Sayward
for clerk of courts by II votes and
the latter. it is understood, will de-
mand recount The largest ma jor-
ity 487, in Waldo county, was that of
Frank A. Cooper of Searsmont' over
Frank NJ. Bailey of Belfast for
sheriff, the former running 200 ahead
of the ticket.
In the county commissioner con-
test, Charles H. Gray of Prospect
won over three candidates, his vote
being 906. Frank /. Mortland of
Searsport received 671, James i.
Woodbury., Morrill,. 452, and E. j..
Felker, Monroe, 1862.
The only woman on the Republl-
can ticket, Mrs. Louise Royal. seek
ing denomination for register e
deeds, polled the largest vote, 1888,
uncontested. There were no con-
tests in the Democratic ranks.
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DETAILED VOTE BY Wards IN CITY
GARDINER IN PRIMARY ELECTION

Although interest In the primary
ciectloh was especially keen hers
Tue Gardner vote was comparitive,y
i'Sht' the total number of votes cact
u.Ils l436 in the seven voting IRE
Cinc.s, The principal interest If
Garolher voters appeared to he IN
ne contests for governor and sheriff
ol me county, while the local candi-
80 !or county commissioner. A. w.
1unningham, was given a handson'e
ma Jorlty, the,vote being 7e1 for ClnI
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mani concrete sidewalk is be-
} Vomst,r,c,ed on School street in
WI VI tbe residence of j. W. Rob
'u nader the established plan of
gent being divided between the
ll'a and AUDITORS. similar side
u 'S a,;I, he. constructed on Lincoln
'aM IN. Dresden avenue, Maine ave-
and Highland avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23

K. Dennison Of East Machias was
nominated as Republican represen-
tative from this district The other
candidates on the Republican ticket
were unopposed and the vote cast in
the county was about normal.
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MONTVILLE

Friends here have received news
OF the marriage of Ivan y. Reynolds
OF 'Naterville. to Miss Emily v
Strout of Richmond.
Ralph Crown and family have
moved on to the SeWall Staples
farm on Hog Back Mountain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23

Mrs. Wolf accompanied him on the
trip.
Mrs. George Blaisdell of Oakland,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
George Murch
Mrs. John Walton and Mrs. Arthur
Blaisdell of Oakland We're visitors in
town yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23

WAS her answer to your proposal
positivc?'
Yes
what was it?"
Negative STRAY Stories.
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Funeral of Mrs. Sarah Vose

Many relatives and friends of this
town attended the funeral services
of Mrs. Sarah Nose at her late home
in Knox. Tuesday, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
She was the widow of the late
James II. Nose. The services were
conducted by Rev. E.lbridge Davis of
Appleton. Mrs. Nose was about IS
years. She is survived by three
sons, Eben d., Elberton and Eden
Nose of Knox, also by two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Frank Penney and Mrs.
Calvin Bangs of Freedom. and many
more distant relatives. She was a
good woman. faithful in all the
varied relations of life. One son.
Charlie J. Nose, died several years
ago.
Miss Inez Hall of Belfast, is visit
ing at NeWall Whites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maryland Hall Of
Belfast. We're in town. Sunday. visit
ing Nj and Mrs. Newall White and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23

rnvis True will entertain the
w. s,,,h an Thursday for an ali day
Oi' the True cottage at Ia
ehDs ok Members will take the
90 vision car from Gardiner. If
NV The regular meeting will be
|fdpE ,be evening at the residence
y T.. y True in Farmingdale. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23

.,bur f. smith of Main avenue.
!. Is making his home at the Smith
y. vs. - At Pleasant Pond, had the
n .'sstunity Of life time early
iS W. evening when he had a close
of a huge COW moose near the
' AZ LIBBY Hill off the Bruns-
~ ~ road The animal did not APP
'.,r al all frightened, but allowed
Z. for several residents of that
..r,v TO watch his actions.
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Funeral Of Mrs. M. Lizzie Bailey

Funeral services for the late Mrs
NJ. Lizzie Bailey of Derry, y. H.. Were
held Monday afternoon at o'clock
from the Friends church at Winthrop
Center, and were conducted by Rev.
Arthur Jones. The burial was in
Lakeview Cemetery Among tl.ose
present at the service from out of
town were Mr., and Mrs. Melvin
Bailey and Miss Alice Clough of
Portland, Mrs. Colby of Skowhegan.
1.-THE Kings Messengers" presented
the drama "A Bunch of Fun" at Mt.
Vernon Tuesday evening.
The "Wee Mission Band" met at
the Winthrop Center reading room
Monday afternoon following school
Mrs. r. c. AIcIlroy is visiting rela7
tives in Medford, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kimball have
moved into the rent on Main street
recently occupied by Mrs. Sarah
Hall.
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GARDINER

r,iuabeth Neville of River
liss Eth = tbe guest of friends in
rue u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23

rho MEMBERS of Maine Com
.',5cry No. /. X. r. Will assemble
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23

tbe 3SS students gradual
Aaoh7 The Northwestern Cniver-
Ie avh' ,on Mass. Monday, was
b. pV " Maddocks of Gardiner,
|lssp o;red his degree from the
|fR II Engineering.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23

AIRS James De Weaver of
r. anu chests at the home of the
tfF y" 'other. Mrs. Daniel Nc
" Randolph '