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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
HANCHER'S
1928 Market 81.
HIGH SCHOOL
Manual Training and Domestic Science
Department Glasses May be Only
Ones TO Get In This Year.

Il has been announced hat the only
classes that will be able TO occupy the
new high school building this year.
are tho Manual training and Domestic
Science departments. These depart
ments are TO be the first completed
and are now being dried out. The
class day and the commencement ex-
ercises. will be held in the auditorium
OF the new building. but none OF the
other rooms Of the building VIII be in
condition to use until the opening OF
the fall term. next September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
Get Rid Of Lingering Colds, couahs
n La Crime

Spring finds many afflicted with lin.
gering. hacking coughs that weaken
the system. Slush and wet cause
more colds than zero weather. Group.
bronchitis and pneumonia are preva.
lent. Every family should have a
safe and reliable cough medicine
ready for use. Foley's Honey and
Compound contains no harmful
ingredients. u eases a cough. checks
a cold and relieves inhamed and con-
gested membranes. II clears the air
passages and sOothes Inflammation.
For sale by John Coleman & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24

oakland ID San Francisco are arf.a.
.lt L'r ..nn'rflnE suspension brIdr.
u.U| miles .u length
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24

A So inch draPe, a haf-width of Scnn and the other Of Creonne Sc that the
n oyemaPe are Ill in one Artistic results are readily obtainable, for lis
SIMPLE matter to dress windows with the color hamonieS all pre-auanged. The
cooed hat shows Petuest floral effects in pnkS, blues browns and so forth. Sum
homes aren neatly draped at a minimum cost This is or Introductory notice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-24
GROCERY rs cLosEo


The grocery conducted or Seventh
and Main -trpa4s by W. Uufbai was
closed yesterday by Constable An.
fr.w o. Wilson. bE virtue rf 90 distress
warrant issued 'n fhr r0urt of Justice
Of Peace LHr F U0bba.
The stock OF groceries and n horse
"ri WAGON u.r. I1. delivery purpose
...I ha .n.I a. public auction. safur
HaE. April O.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
GERMAN OFFICIAL REPORT SAYS
FRENCH and BRITISH ATTACKS
CEASE IN PORTIONS new DRIVE

Berlin. Oct 1-tBy wireless to Tuck
ed their attacks and tire Germans have
made further progress north Of LOGS.
the war off,ce announced today.
All French attacks east Of Souchez.
north Of Melville and in Champagne,
failed.
Officiai Statement
The following statement was issued
At army headquarters:
Western theater Of war: Monitors Of
the enemy bombarded the nevirons Of
the Lombaert1yde and Middelkerke
tBelgium) without result.
The British did not attempt to make
q fresh attack yesterday. Cur coun-
north Of Loos made fur
Their progress, in spite Of the enemy's
fierce resistance. A few prisoners. two
machine guns and one mine thrower
fell into our hands.
French Attacks Fail
Attempts Of the French to gain
ground east Of Souchez and north Of
Melville failed. In Champagne the en-
envy undertook an attack with strong
forces east OF Auberfye but failed. All
French attacks In the region northwest
Of Nassiges, in which detacnments Of
troops belonging to seven different d.
participated were equally un-
successful. The number Of prisoners
taken thus far during the attacks in
has been increased to l04
officers and 7o1s men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02

half hour. while January sold OF from
12.3s to 1Lt5 or - points under the
losing price Of yesterday and no less
than $3.50 per bale below the high rec
ords Of last Tuesday.
There seemed to be little change in
the general character Of the news, but
buying may have been restricted by
the difficulty Of wire communication
with southern points. The New Orleans
market according TO reports received
here had been colsed since Wednesday
and will not reopen until wire commu-
nications have been restored.
Later reports that the March option
In the New Orleans market had not
sold below 1l.s0 or Wednesday and
that the market had since been closed
only because Of storm conditions. were
followed by rallies OF 20 to Il points
from the lowest before the end Of the
morning. January sold up from Hiss
to 1912.
The selling was much less urgent
after the execution Of the stop orders
uncovered on the early break
The market was much steadier later
in the day on the larger report and
bullish advices from southern spot
markets. 1t closed At a net loss Of on.
ly to 3 points. or some 30 10 Is points
above the low level Of the morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02

The sss aAe.ses. il IL assumed. rep
resents the total pledges taoulated up
ts Thursday night ard includes the
chief large hanks subscriptions and
those Of wealthy individuals entering
the list Of underwriters 1t was also
thought that this total covered sub
ecffpsions from every section Of the
country. although this wss not stated
The Docks will be lefssopen, in ali
probability. for several days Middle
western and western banks are yet TO
BE- heard from and the wants OF some
Of them remain TO b asrsrtained
In the pouring rain On the curb. out
Eide THE Stock Exchange. the bonds
were bought and sold today. for the
first tine b. any stock dealing 1850
cation Delivery. Of course, was sub
5sct 20 their issuance. The opening
price was s.. the figure set by the un-
derx-iters and the Angio-French
Commission az the price the general
public is TO pay. They fell 10 TN and
later went back TO q. At the close Of
the market they were quoted at s.a TO
d. Dealings, ii was said. totaled about
81 ,ea
Payabie in instsilssents
The books will be open for Eubscrip-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
Air Operations


Successful mine operations damag-
ed the French positions at yaquois.
French aviators dropped bombs on
Henin- Lietard fPas-De-Calais, IS
miles south of Bethune), killing eight
French citizens. We suffered no loss
e.
Eastern theater Of war: Army
group of Field Marshal Won linden
burg: West Of Dvinsk near Grendsen,
another position Of the enemy was
stornied.
Russian Campaign
During the battles east Of Miadzil-
oil and on the front between Smorgon
and Wischnew Russian attacks broke
down with heavy Losses. Field Marshal
Won Hinderburg's army group took
1850 prisoners yesterday.
Army group of Prince Leopold: The
enemy repeated his fruitless attacks
All his advances we're repulsed and
six officers 4s4 men and six machine
guns fell into our hands.
Army group Of Field Marshal Won
Msckensen: The situation Is unchang-
ed.
Army group Of General Won Linsin-
gen: Our attack Is advancing.
THE number OF prisoners taken by
German troops in the east during
September and the amount Of booty
captured are: 42l officers, s5,4s4 men:
81 cannon: 2sS machine guns and one
aeroplane."
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CLUE AS TO MOTHER
OF DESERTED INFANT

Saco. Me. Oct. 1.-Investigations BIZ
City Marshal Justus B. Cobb of this city
are believed to have led to a promising
clue toward the discovery of the mother
OF the four-months-old infant which was
found beside the Old Orchard road by
Oliver Lariyiere, a laborer, several DAYS
ago. Evidence furnished by Mrs. Lillian
Kent Of 30 B street. Portland, has led
to the belief on the part of the saco au-
thorities that the woman IL French
speaking. Mrs. Kent also furnished
good description Of woman who called
at her house several days ago and asked
for chance to rest When she left she
Said that she was going to the White
mountains. and then when the Saco car
came along she got on and said she was
going to Saco. where she stated she had
an aunt living. According to Mrs. Kents
description the woman who called at her
house is tall, dark. has very large and
protruding eyes and Wears brown coat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
DRESDEN

SOUTH-Addie Carlton is visiting a.
the home Of Frank McCobbs in Alma
Mrs. Tia Ross Of Phillips returned 70
her home Wednesday. after passing
Few weeks with relatives in town. !.
Lawrence Southland was a. week-ena
visitor Of friends In Bath.
Mrs. Daisy Munsy was a week-en0
visitor Of relatives in Richmond
Albert Tibbetts returned TO. M
home Thursday from woolwich, whes
ne has been visiting his daughter. ME-
@. l. Siegars.
Julius Levens Of South Boston
stopping for few weeks at E. A. Sic
gars'
Mrs. Elmer Toxier OF waterytlle. y
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Leland
SiesArs.
NJ. and Mrs. c. H. Siegars returned
homo Friday from Warren and Wocl.a
wich, where they have been visitlne
their daughter. Mrs. Fred Sterrett y
Warren and son Glenwood In Wool
witch.
Mrs. John Lavindale Of West Dres'
den Il visiting her sister. Mrs GU
Perkins.
ME-. Jennie Isnor Is visiting friend'
in Wiscasset.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Rines OF FREE
port are visiting q The homo Of Hessl
hart Rarfae-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
Exoect Total Of Loan to
Be Subscribed During Day
with $365,Oo0,OOO Placed
Pleasing Progress Toward Accomplishment OF
Anglo-French Credit Books to Be Left
Open for Several Days

ton TO the general pubic before Oct
La II Was definitely decided to-
DAP that payments On the bonds would
De payable Ia three inssaimeHts 2s
fellows:
Oct l.. = per cent. Nov Is, q Per
cent: Dec IL. 81 PER cent Purchaser
desiring 10 pay the fun amount n
cash upon taking their bonds would
BE- permitted to % 70. II was sah,
paying al the rate u - and receiving
. rebate Of IL upon the expiration Of
the ee-daY syndicate II they come In
on the underwffteFs ttrmf-
Responses from every section Of the
country have been extremely crafty
fnx, q membeT Of the firm u J. r.
Morgan said today. ard New York, e.
peeaaiiy. has done. better thar il ~az
tbssgl1t would be done Within the first
two DAYS after publication Of the oe-
tails Hundreds Of investors. it was
reported tonight. had accepted the Of
fers IL hanks and bond houses and
rad come liz for substantial total Of
Tire bonds at 81. the price TO the IN
dsrwriteT When the full amount has
beer piadged- individual investors viii
no longer have an opportunity to dc
this. IT was said. ~ the price viii then
Be 81.
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18TH ANNIVERSARY
IS CELEBRATED BY MIR.
AND MRS. G. e. PLIMPTON

Thursday evening about 10 friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Elias Plimpton gath
cred at their home on Willow street
to offer their congratulations on the
18th anniversary OF their wedding
day.
Although the day had not been for
gotten by Mr.. and Mrs. Plympton, the
gathering came as a complete surprise.
A nne musical program as follows was
enjoyed by all: French horn solo.
Maurice Mckinney, Mrs Mckinney
accompanying; prayer and remarks by
Rev. r. c. Wright: poem written for
the occasion by Mrs. Annie Field Of
Augusta; vocal solo by Miss Eva
jackson: violin solo by George T.. Nc
kenney: vocal solo by Mr.. Olsen Of
Hailowell. the latter being a redition
OF Home. Sweet Home" in Sweed.
ish
At the close Of the program de,iciou.
refresnnents were served and many
nne gifts received. The presence OF an
aunt. Miss Maria Plympton OF Itch
neld. who IL 70 years Of age. added
much to the evenings pleasure
Nj. and Mrs Piympton were mar.
Heo at the Congregational church In
Augusta BY the pastor, Rev. Jane. 9
Williamson. There are two chilar.n
'ss Matte Piympton and Master
A1el. both OF this city. They have re-.
sided IN this city ali their marie. ne.
ana Mrs Plympton has been active ~
church work. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
MAY DECLARE
SATURDAY A
FULL HOLIDAY

New York. Oct. $50 tremendous
has been the volume Of trading on the
stock exchange this week that several
prominent brokerage houses announc-
ed today that they were considering
the advisability Of asking the board OF
governors Of the exchange to declare
tomorrow a full holiday In order TO
give their over worked clerks a rest.
In addition to the abnormal daily
transactions to care for. the clerks
have also on their hands the month
end adjustments. and many houses
have been obliged TO work their forces
throughout the night. In one house two
clerks were taken away in an ambul-
ance this morning in an exhausted
condition.
The exchange governors, when ap-
preached On the subject declined TO
consider the proposal. maintaining
that they had no right to cut of the
security business Of the country on
such short notice. The promise was
held out, however. that should the Wild
pace Of speculation continue next week
the declaration Of a special stock ex-
change holiday would be considered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
AuSTRIANSHAD
Been FORTIFYINC
PASSES FOR YEARS

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence)
Lausanne, Switzerland. Sept 5.-The
Italian troops have had some extraor-
binary surprises in their mountain
warfare against the Austrians, says a
special correspondent Of the Gazette de
Lausanne who has been az the Italian
front The paper says:
They have found al regular inter
walls from the Stelvio pass to the Ada
mello glacier, distance Of abou, 50
miles. series Of rButs' for lodging Al
pine tourists on and near the pee ks.
These fhuts' have turned out 70 be
built on cement doors and the walls of
the huts lined with sheets of steel SUI
fciently thick to turn bullets. Each
hut has accommodations for 90 per-
sons. 1t is extremely rare TO find 20
Alpinists together in the high regions,
but neither the size Of the huts nor
their number seemed to have attracted
suspicion because few Italian Alpinists
ever go up into that part of the Tyrol
Each Of these armored lodgings is de-
Tended by machine guns. The ap-
proaches are SO difficult and exposed
that it would seem as though a couple
"a 'AAo~A1AC SGl4s anu OOZSn men
could hold hut against a regiment,
but the Italians have found ways Of
overcoming them Where there are
glaciers the Alpinis;s cut narrow
trenches in the ice and gradually work
their way up. protected from rife and
machine gun fire, 10 where they can
rush a hut
Winter SHOWS are already falling in
these high regions and 1t is not unlike
ly that both sides will be reduced to
inaction during the hard winter in the
Tyrol, but military operations will con-
tinue in the low countries at the head
OF the Adriatic and perhaps farther
south should the Italians send an er-
force across the Adriattc to
operate below Trieste.
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NO SERIES SAYS
LhNNIn UNLESS
ROYAL RIOTERS
Accommodated

/. Bo1son Oct 1.-Prexi6sas jos j.
LAnnia Of the Boston ADe15czns vno
left tonight for NsE York 70 attend
tire meeting tsHsoSrsw 81 the NAssssAs
Commission. which viii make arrange
nsents for the word Series asserted
that the series would not Be Played an
1ess Boe.sn RIOTERS" rsse allowed
bs.,ck Of - seatz q. 50 each f0T the
games 10 Be- psayed Il Philadelphia
william r. Baker. president Of the
PhiLadefphsa Nationals, AEt might re-
fused kseh q request stasioz that only
s. seats we're zyailable-
'fFsndo1n ts bigger thar the svner
o. fbs Phflztegphia National League
Club and IL bigger than The National
Camniseson.~ sasd President Lanusn-
Either VIII secure for Boston root
ers the nece2sary space allotment
through the National Commission or
there will - 10 U'orSc Ssr5es
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FRED THIBODEAU Is
AGAIN ARRAIGNED |
m LIQUOR CAS-

4As "A astkfsnzfn o. the cast O; i.
saturday Fred Thfbodeau was A.
afrssxned in the municipal eourt M
d.x afsernocr- this time being chars.
with the Illegal possession Of intor.
cants. This is the third warrant Whit.
has been issued In this ease. The fve
was on q search warrant against a
Apiaee Of Harry A. JoDe4' The seco,t
vas a warrant Of search after seizsA
which also prored defective TIE IN.
evidence was introduced and after =
sble plea by Attorney BTadsrrees- u,
respondent was nned s1o8 and Cos,
and in default OF payment 50 days !,
tau. An appeal was taken and bond,
Of $500 furnished for his appeasaoe,
a. the JANUARY term Of court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
THE MARKETING
ON WALL Street
WILD ON FRIDAY

Ven YORK. OFT a-Wsts STREET was
again in tins hars1s Of . runaway nazFkes
today with L. <. s.sss. The cepper ssocsz
ans SIZE Of fsse Utilities operating in
Pst.xDsrE and aIong the Paease eoszsf il
tas lead War shares were compare
lively neglected ara railways egntinsse
10 lag
ssssss leaSsrstip. always aeesped AZ
a. encouraging sargrr bF Ire speculative
s1eraert- oe-5red rs impulse Largely from
tbe optimistic sta,ernsst issued yesterday
by TIE corporations essisf executive
Trading ~ lids slneh Was rsranisesrf,
Of the days 9. itx So-stoR-
LIS opening Offering consisted Q: q
nsock II s2yefe share.< ct y. 70 {, soon
breaEing through n. its highest quota
tion s5fscs IT. TIE etock erntSa1ed 70
issue forth IN enorrsoss volume.
Trading 81 re arss hosr amounted &C
sssgG SHARES. ri ~hrh gteei alone SIP
pied E.5Jt
In coy,efs there we're wide opening
sales in Inspiration ard Miami At ad-
Sancee If ore 10 two podnts. Others o!
tina. group were less active bat nc lsss
s:rong-
TIE pronlsnen. utilities incigSsd Phila-
de!ps7ia Company. which sold ex-oividsnd
ri /: bat made net gain Of = az 81
United Railways pfd. up - 10 q 81
and pacific Telephone Up 81 TO ~.
Convertible Issues 81 The copper CON-
psnies constituted the feature Of the bond
division. rome advancing an much as Az.
to seven points.
Westinghouse alone 9. the war special
ties showed ~specisi strength. rising {.
J1s
Eteel's further rise 10 elas brought
that stock into boIder relief and was
made the occasion Of renewal 81 ac-
;ivity in such speciafties AZ Westing-
house, General Electric and few
other war iEEues.
Interest In copperE and utilities be-
gan to lag. with one to three point
recesgions. Dealings up 10 midday to-
tailed alnos, 100000 shares, the rec.
ord for the period. but later trading
fell off
Steel added another y TO its price.
selling at SIX, but interest In this
stock was shared later BY some Of the
war issues. The days sales totalled
about 100000 shares.
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SOUTH GARDINER

Mr.. and Mrs Judson Hall, Bs-j-
street. who have been visiting rssa..ta
liz Nobleboro. returned hofne Fr1aay.
Mrz- Justine Eler1dge ard dsurh.,
Mrs- ". P. Hodgkins. passed Tusst.,
with friends in Asachsstsr-
Mr.. q. ". RidlsF Of Portland pas.
Tuesday. and "Wednesday with Ter daGs.
ter. Nrr. W. Norris Potter
Nr. and Mrs. Merton Philips are :.
ceiyins congratulations On TIE birth q /,
little daughter
M. and Mr. Sidney Lsrnenss ct CUR.
cr. Mass, we're recent guests u Y,
Lermond's brother. Merritt Lermon6.
Mr.. May Lawrence. Mr. Hiram Ls.
renee and daughter. Miss Asron, q.
loved an auto trip to Pariin pond Thzn.
day.
wellington Blair is having HI. hou.
painted
Louis Knex and family have nor..
into the house owned by Mrs VIII Ear.
man. Bartlett street.
Miss Natalie Texie-. VINO has been rs
iting friends in town. returned W.tne-
day 10 her home in watsrvills-
ing relatives in Rumfors Tor The pas
month. has returned home
Mrs. Carrie Foes of Rumford is pas
ing a few week. in town
Mrs. Elmer Tozier Of waterviile is L.
guest Of Mrs Melvin Spencer
Miss Martha Spearing Of Gardner i
passing a few dsys with relatives |,
town
Miss Nellie Webb passed Sunday q, b
home in West Paris
The supper which was given b. I.
Kings Daughters at TIE home g "
and Nrs Lermond was well ATTENDED 4
social evening was enjoyed by all. Win
added about Sd 20 the Kings Daughter
treasury
A delegation o. Red Men went 70 Wk
casset Friday evening. where tAeT r.
tended a banquet given By the trite /
that place.
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to Jesse Written Whitehouse took
place. After her marriage size lived in
somersworth about seven years and
then for time in the West. Nearly
50 years ago she came to Lewiston
and Mr.. Whitehouse was in charge Of
the Franklin Co. brickyard. His death
occurred about Is years ago.
Mrs. Whitehouse leaves three
daughters. Mrs. C. r. WeIlman and
Miss Lydia whitehouse Of Lewiston.
and Mrs. A. @. Miller Of Auburn: also
one sister. Mrs. J. w. Tibbetts of
Providence, r. l.; and i've brothers,
James A. Roberts Of Francestown. n.
H. John H. Of Providence, r. l..
Joshua Of Massachusetts,. Edgar H. Of
Providence. R l.. and Ward p. OF Mil
foS4. Mass. She also leaves one grand
son. Edward r. Weilman Of AshevilIe.
N. C.. and one great grandchiid, Ed
ward F. WeIlman, Jr.
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NO POWER TO INTERFERE
SAYS VICE PRESIDENT

Chicago. Oct. 1.-The government
has no power to interfere in the rails
Ing Of q war loan to England and
France. in the opinion Of Thomas r.
Marshall. Vice President Of the Unit
ed States. who arrived here today.
The American business man cannot
legally be prevented from investing
lis money in any manner ne chooses"
the Vice President said The present
foreign lean question is a purely BUSH
ness problem. and the government
cannot interfere. As TO the wisdom Of
the loan / can make no statement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
BOXING NOTES +.

The gameness Of Kid Mccormick
thrice saved the Boston boy from
Knockout in two six-round bouts with
Tommy Regan Of East Boston Thursday
night at Rockland.- Me-. They were stag
ed as the main attraction in baseball
beneft, and the IL rounds were marked
by aggressive fighting Regain had no
difficulty in winning the Newspaper de-
cision. for he hit his opponent at viii
and had the latter groggy in the fourth,
sixth and 10Th rounds. Once Mccormick
took the count to seven. but came back
strong. Jimmy Ross Of Boston and Joe
Wheeler OF East Boston fought sfx
rounds to draw.
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RICHMOND

T. J. Southland wac a business visitor
Thursday in Augusta and Ha,lowell.
James A. Proctor left Thursday for
Boston and after weeks visit with
friends will leave for St. Petersburg.
Fla. where ne will pass the winter.
Alfred 3. Small left Thursday for Bos-
ton on a business trip.
William Chew returned home Thursday
after spending the summer at Poland
Springs.
Vernon Little aid Miss Olive Rittle
were united in marriage at Augusta
Thursday evening by Rev. Paul F. Pha-
len.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Curtis and chill
dren Of Augusta are visiting relatives in
town.
G. n Hawkes. of the G. A. Hawkes.
ton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs George c. Lowell were
calling Thursday on friends in Gardiner.
Robert P. Stewart was business Wis
itor Thursday in Augusta.
Willis Lane has returned to his studies
at Bowdoin college after a few days
visit with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Smith and daugh-
ter Of Augusta are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Libby on the County road.
Edward Rankins. former manager Of
the bowling alley. has accepted a position
as clerk in the clothing store Of Will
liam SION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linden Little have re-
turned after attending the two days fair
at Damariscotta.
Albert Harvard Of Lewiston, a former
resident of this town, was calling on
friends In town this week.
George e. Ames Of Boston Ii the guest
this week Of Mr.. and Mn. W. r. Dun
ham.
Litchneld fair viii be held Tuesday,
Oct. 5. Many from this vicinity. attend
the fair.
Miss Helen MuIngan of Cedar Grove
left this week for two weeks trip to
Washington. D. c.
Miss Gretchen Durham Of Westbrook
10 visiting her mother. Mrs. James SOM
efs. = ssz'-.s ~. -- -
Harry Tarr was q business visitor
Thursday in Bath