Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-13
Identify Stolen
Car at Pennington

The Marmon car taken possession Of
Sunday night by Pennington officers
without registration plates. after the
driver had taken to the woods and
escaped, was identified as the car re-
ported stolen in Portland Saturday. 1t
was insured against theft and repre-
sentative of the insurance company
came here, identified the car complete
~, made arrangements for having
some necessary repairs made here and
engaged local garage company to do
the work and deliver the car in Port
land. which will be done at once with
the approval of the local officers.
The Odd Fellows Club will have a
dancing party in Odd Fellows hall
Thursday evening, May 20, with both
old and new dances. The music will
be by local orchestra composed most
ly of members of the Older. Refresh
ments will. be served.
There will be dance in Music hall
Wednesday evening. May 10, with mu-
sic by Tweed" Hyde's RUDE Band of
Livermore Falls. This band will also
conduct dance at Brettuns the eve
AihS VI hey ~ anu OIIe DIT w llIOn TIE
evening of May ri.
Arthur d. GRAHAM of Phillips has
been in town on business several days
this week.
The Weld High school will issue an
annual for the first time this year.
The contract for printing has been
given to a Pennington printing COM
pany.
The official membership window
cards of the Pennington Chamber of
Commerce have just been completed
and will be on sale Wednesday morn
ing.
THE Sunrise" the annual publica-
ton of the New Sharon High school
which is printed in Pennington. was
completed and shipped today and will
be distributed tomorrow.
The May term of the supreme court
opens next Tuesday for civil business
only. Associate Justice Dunn will pre-
side. The continued docket is the
longest for a number of years. New
ertheless the term will probably be
short.
The first outdoor concert by the
Community Band will be given from
the roof garden over the McLeary ga
rage at the corner of Main and Church
streFts. The open air concerts during
Merchants Week, June 7-12, will be
given from stand to be especially
constructed in the main square where
Main street crosses Broadway. Tick
cts for the concert to be given in Mu-
sic hall the evening of Monday, May
"a are now on sale and may be obtain
ed of any member of the band, of
whom there are 43. and may he ex-
changed for reserved seats.
Smells are running in the stream
1nlets of the ponds hereabouts and
they are being gathered in in great
numbers, and when properly served
make very delectable dish A few
fatr-sized trout and salmon are being
caught in the several nearby lakes,
but no really big ones have yet been
reported as captured
Memorial Day will be observed
about as usual this year but under the
direction of the Sons of Veterans, the
Grand Army men having become too
old and too few in number to look
after these things. They will, however,
attend the exercises and ride to the
cemetery in the end of the usual pro-
cession. Otherwise the program will
be practically the same as under the
management of the veterans them
selves.
WEST--Mrs. Leon G. McCrillis was
in Wilton Saturday on business and
while there called on Mrs. D. NJ.
Spaulding and brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Carter.
w. \. Jackson was in Dixfield last
week helping his son George in his
meat business.
Mrs. Mildred Lane If EnowItop
Corner has recovered from her illness
and called on friends in town Sunday.
Leon G. McCrills was in Portland
last week on business and while there
called on Fred Hiscock an; family.
Mrs. D. w. Spaulding was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Hattie Allen of
Pennington Sunday.
Fordfee Smith has been confined to
the mouse the past week by illness.