Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, January 03, 1920, Image 8

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GIRLS! GIRLS!!
Gear Vac Sab Of
DamhuirWiA
OmCDRASOAP
I IN ONE NIGHT
Os t:<zc± rpccs cf -LeiisJS
Eii —-r-y Csscsta Osracsc
Sot e=ii ec iactscsr. Cv*er bead fer
'jsgbc. Jmec Kraj Kcrpr. wxS
Ctacsra S>a; and mc tos. Fr»
'•wife tepui •acer. L*ya; 22 t»o
aeb. i£iei *_ksse trs^ns.* raper
'CRass/ «2iblas2ii r?
totespcrpaadoca -_se i-kpabsta*
a*i yairdT C*—tssnt *.: iafpe aad
*0etbt, Tij:— to pfiwder i-^d per-t
Vap-» e.: -a re a c-<ta-' **te: ikaaj
-tea- si; r>'-f- S*d &i yr »«•;
jacda ins _ tr '-oaui aad zr£±g '
fprrwr
Sms 2k. C-nActf 2S tH Sac. TtSna
2Sc. y„p ".rAiTixt -l.- w-.e it F-.r
-c— c.at r > “CcMcnr* LA
Lty. ee. «Lmm. Ac*
UBM~Ci»ar« ..** <«wi *Aa» MMC
1AI9E KOIICIPAIS
£**^5! State j-i Ft— •
eral I «*»«"* TIIM
City of Portland is
Cumberland Ccunty is
Oty of Augusta 4s
City of Bangor 4s
Oty of Biddeford 4s
I City of WaternBe 4s
Portland Water Dis
trict 4* -
Ce-ap-sr bend* b-e "r2C tp 7S38.
| P' -ki I; y-di <>£"- ts
Cec-pSeie citt s«> **n**sx.
IMIBLIWEX I WEEKS
7# EXCHANGE STREET
Parti and. Marne
SEE OTHER ADV.
Announcing
T«* arrival ef tfce January sh pment
of the ROYAL SOCIETY pairege
;o«ds K*pni!*9 children’s sherd
and long d'estes and rompers, nrghd
'tees and e9~fc;n*t!«ns <n p n* and
whrte.
HINCKLEY &
O’CONNELL
231 Water St- Augusta. Me.
aa*.:-:.
SEVEN BARKS
*': be pesnM* that you don’t
'Sow v!--v. SEVEN’ BARKS stands
for. so we enlighten you: It is a
'■if ■ ** r.;o;.ir ^ r^fntiy made from
to* extra'.‘- of seven drfferenttinnd*
of roots and heft's, every one of
v. iuc'a has great medicinal nine, sci
• nU£cai!y trended and for nearly Sd
. ears has l-een a reliable remedy for
Indigestion. Constipation. Laver. Kid
r.ey and Stomach disorders.
SEVEN BARKS has never been
extensively advertised but has en
;oyed a wonderfu. and steady sale for
nearly a half century, and purely
utog tts ments.
SEVEN BARKS has caved thou
anda of farr.:..e« doctors’ bUis. as
* «IJ as uatoli suffering. It is mei
:-emiTe, only W cent* p»r bottle, and
ne (k*e is from 10 to 20 drops in a
sttie water alter meal*.
There i* hardly a family but what
-©me member *s more or less fre
quently troubled with BUso-isne**. In
digestion. Liver or Kidney trouble. If
ou have never tried SEVEN
BARKS, do not fail to do to. and
ealtb the rapid and wonderful re
mit*
Don’t put off ashing your druggist
for SEVEN BARKS: if he does not
i.>nen to have' it, be will get it for
ou.—Aiir.
She was Fat
i
i
TRY A CLASSIFIED AS
whtiestokjocinal
Cufi tt Bab MC» rr*
KReca aC m»r *£s— »t a*
.«» > - il l as Ska ***“ -if "as eaaaa s«r
at 36* cfearpc ha nal 3 etssa.
to. •»•-»-•> >u *-• si nt tm "-i*
»4W1U jrsmjr -r JHLZ*£ i
I7 2tzrz£j'’z% za* ssSLut SLJuexi .t^t-2
i»wr 1. “tei
AUGUSTA LOCALS
v-tteek ~-jT» *i» =1 Fasrfeii
-»r»_i T ;-jr si* tacf ca temawt
v «« * '■» ZjGKZJt ii r*CET5fti s^
ier -»-"s- 23. sxaa ray afSer i irei
rsass at WasarrES* wii S-j*r~.ta.
rri Fares Eta gs&s is
Fiirfieai w&isr* *£se a tskess its*
sjgjsc. Hrt Here*srs :>. E-rsira.
2. jc«ac=£. atas Frjity iissr
JCWC. Si 2iST.r 1st i SOiS* Ki? «2
Frst W. E. 5*.-—.-** .5 Crsoe iii
itist a sifat -rsry J-sr a. ie* laj’i sj_i±
Tr-tet r*H?S.s4r tret:.*.
A— Soil* CiAJsa* nrZ sties a". i-IS
3C 3to»Ss7. .'is I- Hit. *« • E.
Fa.rA.Siga.: fje-tx :r "Tis Srai
S'leacnr. ”
Tj* c£ Mr*.. Et-t* Bash *r££
;e hj*i | at 2 1 t - 7 a. *t ** Saicrt.fc.7
thertixc u 'je .at* bfc. fci 2«'vy*s
Fan*.
Re*djsg rsom at Ct-trat Sosn>re
i* '.pen saarartaj s fes*= 2 V,
*4>! ajr. lenii-yrg hasrary t‘ ti'htt*
Pn_Lp aC-scpty ‘hit trry ca*
f« v. Bees* to pass a ?r* day*
as the fter tf i_* ttce and tut
Mr and Mr*. Frank. L. Chase.
Jidg* Charles* O. Small if Mail
jot. ;: ige tf jc-tot'.e tf Stcner-set
ic>vsty v i_t nt tie celt Friiay ca
matter* if tta.ry.-Hf.
X r*. -HaTt.'.n. Weeks lu re-tEmed
-> jte-r r.-TBBt m Wat-trrslVe after
i «—.»t tit-* nty it- i few 4*7*
it - e g-t#st tf r*li'_ ‘-a at-i frSends
y 2 Taylor if A.-iti-i r.trt left
RMb? ter a - •• -~ so ■ r ■£ bade .- *
a*1.1 re*icif i;/ *e has t.*.i - - *- -
hailed as that city
tf <> Arty- : >; has re-* :nx-i
ter iiie* a* tiers at tie It W.
Adams Co. rit-re after a tr-irt ill
Mrv. Gsy Low if Ltuls street
has teen enter-*.:! nig this* week
M_at Arttsae F.eskt if Lett.it
Station at i Mr*. Bterttei O. Crosby
if Fort Fairhelf.
2 S'trgt* RasadaU tt-ret ter *r.'t
aiotrt 12 w todaratett. left "J moert
.ir for Leaf River tt wirit ?.~.m-e if
tie if..I.rg* if the Angssta LEJr.be -
Oa
L*ahiel Porter if tit* city will i*?
it. Rea-ife i this Saturday where at
:te alt fay sea»i» if the- Grange h-i
win hi'.il the EiLCtt; Pt*.aiie..i
. Grange office re.
Mra L M. B'-kfocf iti iiizit-r
resrittea if New York visited in ’he
city Friday a* the g-i*#-.s tf Hor
ary* Mrs. F. G- K -gr.tr ii Wh
threp street
M ** Le> Titcenb left Friday
rec m. - g for Greetfeli. Mass., to re -
six* her fttie* a* seoretary if the
Girls' Club there, after pur.t? the
Christmas n-saoe at her home at
M Store street
Kn Lottie Kerr, who fir §otr.e
•ire*, ''.a* beer. employed at tie
Jiurr-a! cff--e. save .-; t-'/ELti'-.
ati left Friday t-?;t to take tare
if her mother Mr* Ar.r. e Clark who
■ cute ifl at tltetr tone in Oxfird
Mrs. James Kingsley who la* leer
paas-ir.? a few day* ia the city as
the gtrest if fr.et.-i*. went Thursday
to Skiwhegan where she w-.n visit
her mother for a short time, she
will re tom to this city before re
turning to her home at The Forks.
M;». * Rath Coe Id and Homer
Go Eld have returned from a few
day*' visit at Aiblor. With their pc
rests, Mr. and Mrs John Gould.
Mias Olive Gocld who a’so visited
there at the same time, has returned
to her work is Winslow.
j Moss Elisor Newman was the
maid of honor on Wednesday evening
of this week a? rtoe wedding of Ra
i he. A. Pay son of ^racs. Mass., and
• George A. Prescott of Eramtree.
Mass., which too* place at Quincy
Mass.
Leon V. WiRiam*. pr.se:pa? of the
mf* schools of the c:ty. -will go to
day to Bowdoinham to attend th.*
evening a reception given to hi* sis
ter and her husband. Mr. and Mrs
Horace Raymond, who were married
cn Christmas day in Minnesota.
—
The same of Mr* Hattie Lippin
cott as instaftlng oJRcer of Seth Wil
liams Independent Relief Corps was
inadvertantly omitted from the re
port given in the Friday Journal.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served on the occasion by Seth
William# Post. G. A. R.
H. E Butt returned Friday after
noon from s several days' visit at
his home in Norfolk. Va. He is
passing sum* time at the National
Soldiers’ Home, being an ex-se,-rice
man. He was accompanied bail- by
John Powell, also of Norfolk. Va.
who will also be at the Home for
awhCe.
Earie Haney of Philadelphia was
in the city Friday railing on friends.
He was on hi* re tarn to hi*' work
from South China where he has been
enjoying a few days as the guest of
friends and relatives. He is now
engaged in the selling of grain and
feed and is one of the sons of Maine
who is making good.
LOCAL NOTICE
Dance tonight Library hall. Gar- i
diner. Canavaa's orchestra of
Calais.
Dancing every Saturday night at j
French club hall, upper State street.
Good crowd, good halL Smith's or
chestra. dec20.friaat.if
Dance in Maccabee Hail tonight. »
Music by Douglass Orchestra. ;
Featuring Mr. Farnham at the piano
^ Jas&fll
___AN IN OUINCEMEINT —
i j
To the People of Augusta and Vicinity—
I hereby announce the sale of my shoe store
to J. Morin & Son operating The Morin Sys
tem of Shoe Stores throughout New England
effective this date.
I also express my sincere thanks and appre
ciation to my customers whose good-will and
liberal patronage have made possible for me.
a successful business.
The new firm are well known dealers in
high grade shoes and I sincerely believe that
they will continue to have the same high stand
ard of methods and merchandise, which I have
earnestly endeavored to maintain.
H. J. TURNER
152 Water Street, Augusta. Me.
* _ JLZZO--.___
“AMERICA'S LESSON FROM EUROPE"
Subject for Open Forum Sunday Evening.
Hon. W. T. Colyer. Speaker
"k LI l»c H-V2L. W. T.
o' Lr.-zAz--.. Z~~z.-uZ.--L ': for
o£ ts**
L'c: ■ €»i £
Hcc. yZLZLJuLZu J£. ~V~~*’.-*:tZ-?LZ. T2LS
“■•Cr JLi * * ' •- ~ * I*-**- J Z'J‘~TZ :~Z •*£uk.J:7- T. ~".
-is fAr..', .» f«-r- -i i cs»w:ii
■-jvt c* For*
' ;y,t tv-r. Hoc. O Wii®
retrtfc. 'T-f. i A At ci *i_A A As
Mt-VA'AA Tii ‘iiiAti ll> tAv itt Mr
C®£ j*r »i* AArf it c;*t i*-.A.
ri> _t » citct.JAr AnsAri-ta. Mr
Co!j*r mas c~- -i’ ai llrt Err.Ji
Saturday
Special Sales
Uu8 itffiMBirtt.)
;irv»e mu fti: ft* rib**
toted la '.:j ar» fir «> -« Aar
J
Tie P- W. Soule En?: room j of
fer.’-g lie.r ;i cent Cc-iabii Rec
ord* "i ili®c cot tie r.*i—'l cent*
Iasi Tsj» is to — - v- - .cm fir cie_r
new Ime cf 'A— -x-£. -record*.
Bargains wiile tier _i**_
At D X A tin?: ?;ecui leather
goods marked at <Kt *>:. j»c and
It it* «to*s fns 111", to Jl.ii
Special lot cf f.gvred Georgette, 2;
.rives wide, nloe Ji.ri, f or SI S<> a
lur’d’ --m'a"t.s if u uri dree® g *.-■«•*«
at about 15" under pm*. Very
special values is fancy turiuah
lives at 43c. ;k aid Tic; tcuet
i.l/.H leafier goods and jewelry,
valves up to Tvi, spec -a. today 22c.
Crier Bit® cf tci.et goods and jewelry
specially priced 2Sc- Rc.se fcaii reap
spe-tual 5-1 a uie. regular 7c value
KBak: tcslel *ed* marked lei® tias i
J F BUtdeau i® i-fferur g special
value® today. Wcner* 17 >; and
!»» ioii® in ail lea tier* :u latest
styles for I5 B5.
At i. B Farrell & Cc‘s for today
inly a good cot ter sweater, v® cr
without pocket® for 1125. Medium
weight wool hose. 7>; value f .r 4Pu
A heavy 14 oz cciton work glove for
I*e„
At Cherrow*ky** Stem ftp 'Women
every coat and suit 1® now marked at
a reduced figure. Tils t* an oppor
tunity to secure a coat cr suit <latest
styles# at a money-saving price. Mr.
Chem-msky recently pur: fcaae-i at
ie*Sa;ced [uncus a - —- - r* noats cd
■'i'za hr * c zahay These are .n-cizd
ed :z this sale- Coats new at Jit.5*.
S-'.'e lit >r and S-ti :*». Eegzaiar
pnoes *w» IU.M to S'-'. ',•!. A hani
eone sz.praent of new aa-Astes past
-Ateaved far evAzazg azd street vesar.
At rx:f: & Tarter! today Pilot
•a.t azt peppers at at!;- lot *s:h
~a eel wire door —----« jliiat Jl'l
each: T rods of wax paper if-. Az
excellent valze _z a ve_o>i.pede ter
nn.
At C. F. 3-lodean's today fi ah
*ao- overcoats to go at 41* each. A
aoc. Axara-.r i.narr raise. Ala.-. & :.
per cent J * * on a_. stats dznrg
the a :ca: sale. A tze cpp-crtzizay
to pearthase a rt.t or az ntts.de gaar
rez: very reasonably.
At Towle's Piarmay,
street far today only; a lie
brash azd a lie tide of tooth
a fie valze for 42c.
At Fletcher's Pharmacy far today
czly. yot may obtain a ho a waaer
ottA with a oze year gtaaraztee for
51 1>. See zo-rth v :zdo-w t^sp-lay.
Aa id. J Idem a *: s - - y women's
hose, very special ozzsaze. fiee-aed aa
Sk a pair 14 women's coats. s-xes 14
to 44 at a tag -ias-aotat All car
Christmas go-ads stall oz sale at
spec.aai p.r.aes. flAses azd beys' aa
jc-t st.ts. fecei at 41 J> and SI 41
oach.
A g>.d qoality toilet s*aap aa
Bather's Pharmacy to a >aak.e. 4 for
dl-a. Dcsaa Set the price s-.are y;t.
The MBdiiiw! of N. id Clocsgh
who has been confined to has b-*d
for the past five weeks remains aboza
S&Z.2*
There will be a social dance this
evening aa Odd Fellows' hall for
members of Capital Grange and li.rj
fn*cdf.
ALREADY COOKED!
MfimJfaD U'enacte
Mon j_to We New Englanders, prefer the
thou any other because old-time Mince-meat for pies—
it is already cooked— mince-meat that is as pure as it is
^ for the Crust. wholesome. 'Maine Maid1 Mince*
i TT|T_neat is faithfully prepared accord
ing to good old Down-East redpes;
— those that have been praised
the country over.
Wh« the folks suggest more mines
piss, bo euro to esk your grocer for
“Maine-Maid” Mince-Meat
Tksa you'll provide better Mince pa*
then you've ever tested —
.
!
MEDOMAK
^CANNING CO.
% WkaW.MiD. i
|B Maaae
I
SHOP NOTES
y - — ■■
near: the new year right with a
he v '.zz o£ i.-' m The J. F
Pterte Stir* has everyth _ng i* the
1-ne off blank cooks. rote hocks. letter
flea. pads, letter taper. «®veias»5*.
tuff iccdt l-txf ledger**. The test ~ - - ~
-s nan -ffitttred a a. ways m stock at
pntea tt_at wa2 prove m -•■■‘-•w-«—
H-t-:k;ey & O'Ctune.: Itv* ;-*i re
ceived the -m iixry t ~ .zrett ;f The
Seosecy pa::«?» goc.is. This
st-ipe-em tnGaprases children 5 then
ait y.z-z jesses and rtthters. — -
v -—35 3 ;g;: robes at-ff -
tit—» -t ; r.f it: -
A-1 C A- t: e 1 ict * East Site Fr- ---
5a.; i> Cony street jet tat chtatt
"-*’-•1" SmTt Z Zm^'.'T. ~ *'e:~* "Z'T'f 5. -*Q'X
if Laxative r'-espht Qiit-te Txti-ets.
Only :i-t t box.
2? ■» rr. ZSU&CkiEjS&flTft a.-j; W477
>tt«iff- garment* at pr.tes that p ~ -
vaiiet tefire the present tig* point
w is reached are to he found at Beane
i Cress". Ms Water street They are
real eppor. rtit.es tea as they rep
resett valises that -tattot be equalled
f’lT
tetoe-f t.ct difficulty is secxrtag
st.pttettg cf the weffi-kxov: remecy
• -ta..tas hit J-:-hn Coughlin was Jcr
1 itate et: pgh 10 receive v_s aUoi
tt-:tt yesterday.
• Ttc: stotM avail yotrseif of the
^.pptrt.trty to secure barratrs cf ail
sorts at N Richrstt-*’* Fttai >—«
Cp Sale. ‘ “
MRS. CARLL OWN
RARE CURRENCY
lire x. C. Carll cf Aigusta recent
-y -e.tff is«g tr.ct family papers
hatted erst from maty years ago. a
re.it cf P-e to!3-icnary times that" she
treat.res highly at3 one that preh
£t.y test few people have the like.
a as a piece tf money issued ty tha
riaie cf the Massachusetts Bay. for
** sr..;t?s authorized by the Ger.
era. *--- -rt it ...5 a.tc dated Sept. 17
- - is 3 b_* 1J itches, of verv heaw
paper cr very light :arff board. was
'.tie white, with black prating. The
face rears at the to? the ranter
- -<■ 55. black sjtk. Printed it each
cotter .s Its. The tew *eal cf the
itaae is is the lower left cotter, cot
s.st.rg of a circle ati within a ves
ht ajwharf os which is a ware
haute. The committee egged the
tote or bill it the lower right cor- '
ter One signed is tick, one in red
li: r--5e it blue ink. The Mack ink
-- ’ilccdwis is as cegihie as wher.
written. The red o£ J. Lewis is faffed
tit .egatie. while the blue has dis
appeared. .re printed matter reads
"State cf the Massachusetts Bay.
Sept. 17. I77i. The poneMor cf this
.... shah be paid by the treasurer of
this .-'late Fourteen shilling* Lawful
Money, by the 7th cf Dec. J7U,
whies h:Iff shall be received for the
aforesaid sum ir all payments a: the
Treasury, atff m all other pemerits,
by order of the Genera: Assembly
The reverse s;3e has the words
"Fourteen Shihitgs’ at the top. wni
-tfferteath it a semi-circle lasted
:t Defence of Amen tar. Liberty.’ A
figure cf a soldier, bearing in one
hand a iwcrd and the other the
Magna Charter occupies the center
virrcutded cs one side and under
neath wrpth the word* -Esse Petit
iffaciffam rub Libertate Quietam’ At
the tot tom is the date September 17, .
1 • •
The margin of the face bears on
top and i«th sides scroll work, while
the reverse is plain.
Joseph E. Felt's “Historical Ac
coatt cf Massachusetts Currency*
published it liJj in Boston, refers to
this kind of money as one of the first
cf the Colonial issues. The Conti
nental Congress in 1775 apportioned
among the cotones each st* share of
the general government's expenses.
The issue of Continental money soon
being exhausted by the colonies, if
was up to the later to prov.de for the
raising of funds to meet these and
other expenses. The General Court
of Massachusetts on Aug. 33, 1775.
after several weeks of consideration!
on the subject, authorized an emis
sion of 1W.W pounds in paper. This
money become known as “Sword in 1
Hand Money,’ on account of the*
armed image on the >•■»<•>
Other issue* of course followed, but 1
this must be a rare specimen of one
of the first issues of money in New •
England.
Periey Carter, of the U. 8. sub-,
marine chaser Eagle, which is now i
at North Hampton Roads, Vt, is *
passing a few days' leave with his,
sister, Mrs. W. E Fierce, Cany j
street.
Judge Cyrus R. Tupper of Booth- j
bay Harbor was in the city Friday |
on legal business. *
BELFAST
Walfe Cmmtj JAmbcr W«
mb's Atfroary Cmmmittee
v-k p—T»» F^r» Clrts, * pre».
aSES mift »-»* eMi
>n 5<eas ijfctiati &y Sairs
•rijurasaa. its. Giy P Glares of
» -;£—*j-» tis VaUs -ctasary cSouZ
T»a.TT rtf rj* AfiTa*nr» B—ifi rtf xS*
WrassE's Bejisioraa. pttrcy.
Its. Osri » j farmer pc^aaiaci ef
3«£tf*55 W nwt*iz '* CtXb *»5
rase fcasfcetf s msse sxersssfii- r»r
is tt2j —zi Praams* Cbaj’
z*r O- D. * 2* as i sssssir rtf it*
JLaseeaii&eA 02*rssa** ire st sr
•m-t t feoBaSeS stress ?«urs s#sc. - bi
ji r-i.F«iir -atf lie PsiCac StaTii
v rrse —-w — v~.4 l ~ sdxre
■carter at ia* CBrsnafei perarih. As
i aumtss wmumsa site stmis g~
is. 'ji j-tcess'e ttfi ctf lie ctr
'•tirg^ frr ysars i*wrr s messier ctf
lie- '■“C-icsr'ers firs, at Cuss * lasses
tad ®cw ii tie ie*i uf lie 5>gi* ?.
Cjsrte Dry Gssi* Or.
it*. Carts rtspcesesiis lbs fiien
cf jra*r*aaiT» w-iexz. sad as tf
**?* .fisepiy asiaraiseii is ■»iitiisr«
;er~-ii~a sc ii* pssiDc esofi
vraj-rzn wsS ts
CcVrca: thEater wtihia 4 i:rt«gf.
is iE MmrsssiTg cce-acc pfay eitrijid.
"Hit te *v* p,ti"i£~ - — Ti» *ie» j~
•ttrixtest by Mess Gladys Beth.
BrnighJE* -f 5iEssrr-.fi*. tie yomsg
w*£ kaon to Maat
2. jCEtccea f y sset of her ceaedxs
ii-t teer pcayrc by E^gi Schotts
4E«i c-huer mbmoi Tbe ii-st e.
tf-ies —e
'"•'lErteEt Tie •* —g 4 *-*—.1 -v- -each
I_ d-igg Mrs. Whitney. tcs
5-^ M_s» AEiie' M
0-pbsha. ter s=*.id K-a George C.
Tees*efl Mrs Jones, Vr Eecghoc
tc-rtss tie ta. i. Mrs. Bayf A Her -
Bt»«eej Bc-swe. a pXtEher, 2ert —
fVEi
t®» feboar and a perse-Etage of she
brcceed* vf I r. tc the jisrth Church
'Hmf-h owe : f the jbuss 1-- .-re charti
srose"..** ie 're city Varna* mt
te-irs »a appear :e the* justy* and
-hby *. . EEd*:ob*C5d.T re a hie brew
sag tard 2~i wiff fee gtveE -
Henman 5. Ite-osha* arts* :f Waf
dc eommty. as is Grass© ~v‘* weei. ie
attendant* ce tbe conference 1?
ccos-ty leaders a: tbe Cniverssty of
Mas®. Mr. i>»ah _e is 4 e-radii-.2
:J Mitre and siac* oossasg to Waite
tc-EEty bis d-c-re a great deaf far tfce
Eirrcers arad for tbe beys a.—a etrfs.
=e=ien -f th-: CarleE ard c>
ef-.hs. He bis recently morel is.;©
ee* ter office ee tbe coassy ©run
boost.
£r*t*. Si*-*
Hots bis bees received ©? tbe
leatb of Ernest Store ie Banco©
•rfeere be bad bees ssder hospital
ireatmest fir tame years Tbe re
“cej wif! be broagbt to Be If:*- for
burial He is set-tty ed fcr me sister.
Mrs. ♦.aaries H. Wafdet: cf Court
street and *7 ©re brother. Georg*
Store EE Cc.tradE.
D ed ©e Bib Anniversary cf Wedding
2 re death of Mrs. Jar* Cammtt;
sidow cf Ore© CiEEiE fem-eriy cf
3eb=©eu occurred a: i o’cfcoi .v.»
Tears -lay. the ibth annrvermry cf
ber *oidb:g She wa* *j years of
age axd would save beer yi ie Mav
Mrs. Catenet: up to witbia a f*w
agt yi< ir remarkable health,
acdukca and a.'ert cs tie subjects
of the day a« stary daff her *age
She was bora in Newport bet at the
A 7 »«t »stb ber puma to
Betsttst ubere she Lved prachcaffy
ali her Life. About 5t. years ago she
tarre to Be.fast to rtake her home
*-.th her daughter. Mrs. K. J. Mo
tor ie CcEgr- s.5 street, who has gtrer
her cerotej care at her leo;:E:tg
-.ears. Another daughter. Mrs. Afier
Mlk-er cf LiEOC'Erile 2Ed two sons
1T4 CatEEtett of Los A.-g*:e*. r^-r
3E»1 Herry c< Bot».ce a:*o rarv-.-.-e
Tbe ratter ha* ieec tiffed to Beffast
ty her death. Fu-.era! seme** win
be held at Mrs. Merton, feorae.
CtEgress street oe *?ituriav *t IS
o clock. Rer. a. E. Wilace cfficiatiEg
Etisn McDonald
Another aged woman to pass away
on New Year* day was Mrs. Ellen
McI>ona.d. wklow of Horatio McDon
ckh who was :a her Ihi year Sfc»
died at the home of Gerald Howard
■! Congress street where ah* was
boarding. Mrs. McDonald was th*
daaghter of Davsd Dyer and is sur
rr.ed by a sister. Moss Frances Dy*
formerly of The Congragationai.st
s a... Boston, bat now in Cleveland
also by one brother Fredert'i *- >i-.
West. *
The engagement is announced o'
Miss Florence D. Chaples. stenog
rapher for Field A Quimby. and Har
ry C. Snow, with the. Thompson Mfg
Co. Both are popular and are receiv- j
~g cosgtaialadosi from many
friends. Mr. Snow u prom inent in
Odd Fellow circles and was recently
e.ected noble grand of Waldo Lodge
No. 12. Both are active in the Bap
tist church.
Among the holiday week weddings
was that of Miss Mildred Cutis,
daughter of Mr. and Mr*. N. J. Cur
tis c-f Monroe and Clarence W.
Dickey, an ex-service man and grad
uate of Uaiversiy of Maine. The cer
emony too* place at the home o' the
bride s father in Monroe. Rev. F 9
Dol.iir of Jackson officiating. The
bride*' maid was Miss Agree Chase
3f Dtxmoct and the groomsman Paul
Srant of Winterport a college friend
if Mr Dickey. He is also a graduate
■jf the Cast ice Normal school and is
it present principal of the grammar
re cool in Hartford where he and his
wude hare gone. The bride was also
t successful teacher.
^ The January term of the Waldo
county Supreme Judicial coart will
»avene in Belfast on Tuesday at Id
/dock. Associate Justice George M.
Hanson presiding. Several cases
i waiting the findings of the Grand
Jury are pending, the respondents i
sow in the county Jail. CecU Clay of I
®*^***t *® be the official repot lei.
For the first time in the history of j
OPEN FORUM
at the
Winthrop St Universalist
Church, Sunday Evening,
Jan. 4 .
America's LessM Fr«« tirepe
discussed by
Hon. W. T. Colyer
distinguished English student and economist
A vital message to every thinking man
and woman in the State of Maine.
SPECIAL MUSIC
Doors open at 6.45. Forom Talk at 7.15 j
--_ |
Nearly Half a Century
of
Safe Banking
Every account large or small
receives Hie same attention
. Kennebec Savings Bank
Opera House Block
'4% Gr Savmqs^1! ~
Opinion or Fact
It is the opinion of the promoters of some
“wildcat” schemes that their stocks will yield
big dividends, but they are often disappoint
ing. sometimes the whole principal is lost.
Base your judgment on the fact that Safety
at a fair rate is better than big promises with
risk.
An account with the Augusta Trust Com
pany is always worth par. phis the accrued
interest.
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
compounded quarterly
Augusta
Trust Company
AUGUSTA MAINB
"ADISO*. RJCHFtOND. WTKTMBOR
____a«vritf I
the district, the new joint isstanatjou
-t-remo-T adopted by the Sovereign
Grand Ledge I. O. O. F. win be used
at the joint installation of Waldo
No. 12 and Aurora Rebekah
Lodge No. which takes place on
Tuesday. Jan. 11th. The isatal’.ing
oScer? representing the Grand Lodge
and Rebekah Assembly will be A. J.
Ferca'd. D. D G M. and Mrs. Clara
M. Massey. D. D. P. The oScers
elect c-f Wmdo Lodge are: Harry C.
s>aox. N. G.; Thctnas E. Bowker. V.
G- Samuel Adams, recording secre
tary; Albra J. Clary, financial secre
'-O - Ralph H. Howes, treasurer:
John Parker, agent: R. F. Duaws. M.
Lord and M. C. Murcfa. trustees.
Aurora—Mrs. Esther Hartshorn. X
G. Mrs. Ida Bray. V. G, Mrs. Anttse
K. Adam?, recording secretary; Mrs.
Efie Harrison, financial secretary.
Mrs. Abbs; Cook, treasurer.
Psnobocet Encampment No. tS
The following otBcers have been
elected of Penobscot encampment No.
25 and will be installed on Jan. 2$th:
M. W. Lord. C. P.: Leslie C. FoHett.
H. P . William Estes. S. W : Sam
ual Adams, sen be; A. J. Clary, finan
cial scribe: R. H. Howes, treasurer:
Be®}. Robertson. J. W ; M c Mureh.
A. K_ Bral-ry. W. K. McNeill, trustees.
The Aurora Rebekah ledge has ac
cepted an invitation to attend a re
ception to be given on Wednesday.
Jan. Tth by^ Maiden Cliff Rebekah
Lodge. No. ... in honor of the presi
dent of the Rebekah Assembly. Mr*.
Inez S. Crosby, a member of Maiden
Cliff Lodge. Arrangements have been
made to make the trip by auto and
information and rates may be had
from Samuel Adams a member of the
committee of arrangements. If the
weather and roads permit a large
number will attend this pleasant af
fair. , It takes place at S p. M.
READFIELD
EAST—Mr. and Mrs. Millard Stev
ens have been away in Watervf.Ie
and vicinity on business for the past
few days.
Miss Marion Thompson of Water
rtUe has returned there to her work
after passing the holidays at her
home here and with her unde in
Pittsfield.
Ervin Lord has accepted a posi
tion with B. D. Gordon for the win
tor. -
-*•**- B. D. Gordon is with her
Mm. Lucinda Hunt, who still
oouttnues to be confined to her bed.
ft
' School here is exported v
Monday next for the ».n' vr
afte r a hod day vacation ■*'
weeks.
Roland Bkkfcfj of Sm.:'. :>:: V
returned to his home after 'li
here with her crusrr. arf is~.
Friends cf Mr and Mrs
R Ftfieid were pieied tr - _ — cl
the death of the.r vjttt-c sx
Cjfita. which occurred 7>. ttsl*
evening after an illness of only a ■
—ays of dah; :*5, Ajfhocy’r - ■ •hr
years old until March, Itttic
**3 endeared himself to r *■
kc^w him. Kirj an affect:r
r.nd of a surry dispojttte- ct'
his parents, he leaves a little --t" 1
Russell. The s* to pa ih v of th ■ J
community s extended to *. >
• reeved family tn their y-f
• tiOE. Funeral services s* ! *■ ■ 7
at the home Sunday a: f r M :
NORTH AUGUSTA
ilrs. Lee Ayers was sudd«" C1,
ed to her home at South Or utr- t:
the fatal illness of her mo;
Rogers. The many fr.er.fs -
A> ers extend their aympatr i
iliss Lillie Bsiilev was th-1 c •'
her sister. Mrs. Minnie G A
Christmas. returning y n: Y~
! iirs. F.. I. Philhrick wus t • * : "
at the home of her d^ar’-'-;: '
Ada Hutchinson of Oak Ur :
Sfrs Harry Ballard ar: :
daughter Dor'ihy passed Pr• - V
the home of Mrs. W. S. Knew ■'?
Mr. acd Mrs. W s K :ow -.
son Emma passed »V -f"
Mr. Knowles' mother. Mr*. J^3
Knowles of Manchester
: Pneumonia
Neglected Cofc^j^
KILL the COLD!
HUTS ^
CASCAKAj^QUININE
*• y<»'1
BJ
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