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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
WILL MAKE MAYOR
HEAD OF POLICE
Charter Change Committee Votes
to Abolish Board of Police
Commissioners.
DECISION IS UNANIMOUS
Adopt Christians Motion Extend
ing to Him Greatly Enlarged
Powers of Removal.
DECISION IS UNANIMOUS

practico,,,. ,.,,Lo,, ,.h,,o .. ,o ,ho
VI '''' e"""st' t"e |'u'N'
Chaitcr Change Committee last night
by n unanimous vote, adopted the rcso-
lutio, in+rod,o, ru,sa ;ch, h,
VI VIC N'''''o'
GU heclarinE II to be the sense OF the
committee that the nc" charter shali
vest In the Mayor the full control or
'hf Police Department
councilman Pollock suggested an
amendment, giving the Mayor exclusive
'oh'roi or inc appointments and dls-
c'H'ine ard leaving the business AFFAIR:
"i 'he department to TN" Administrative
board Mr. Peters declined 10 accept
inc amendment holding the bchof that
sucn a plan might lead to an unde-
siraoie DIVISION OF authority Mr. roll
lock did not press his amendment.
VESTS POWER IN MAYOR
TO NAME. CHIEF OF POLICE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02

rhc only fresh gain OF nc liti"nni
ground cia:u;cd by amy uf the con-
Tending fuctions IL made by lnriS.
which asserts that the French have
made sninc new progress In the
southern part of the GiNcnch: wood.
in the trtui~ region to the north
cast ar SuuchcI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
England Finds Means
to Combat Submarine
Menace OF Germans
Artillery Playing
Its Part in West

NE violent lighting nionG tho
- western line in the .trtois re-
ginu and In thnmpnGue has lcsa-
cmcd somewhat in intensity. Nrti'-
lrry il the chief instrument of war
fare from tho North sen 4" the
No-Srs mountuinS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02

General Dtmadc for some time was
III command OF the French forces on
the pardanelles front.
The lokal Am4eicer. OF Berlin. said
iasi month that France and England
were ready to assist Russia by send.
ing 20 her field headquarters expert
strateSists TO replace Russian officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
ALLIES COME no AID or
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT

LONDON. October lit is officially
announced that the conferences be-
tween Reginald Mckenna. the British
chancellor OF the Exchcquer. and
Pierre L. Bark. the Russian Minister
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
SHERIFF BO|SSEAU
FACES INDICTMENT
Prince George County Official Is
Charged With Nonfeasance
by Grand Jury.
DEPUTY AND JUSTICE NAMED
Failure to Report Violations of
Law at Hopewell Ground
of Charge.

In the Circuit Court OF Prince George
County yesterday, tho grand jury in
v"stiGatinS lawlcssncss at lIupewcil
asked that indictments he prepared.
charging Sheriff W. r.. Eoisscau. Deputy
Sheriff G. W. Saunders and Magistrate
Frank ~. Eritton each with non-fca-
sane" in Office Tho omeuscs charged
by the grand jury ATE III connection
with the alleged failure uf the officers
TO report violations OF the law at Hope
w"ll.
IN" foreman of the grand Jury. A. y
cochs. did not make his report in court
until late in tho afternoon. and there.
was not sufficient time To get the for
NAL prcscntmcntS ready In accord
Hncc with tho grand jury's request
judG" Jesse +. West. presiding during
tho Investigation. directed commons
wc"lth's Attorney Timothy Rivcs to
plcraro the indictments before the ad-
Jourumcut Of court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
NO FURTHER PROGRESS.
EXCEPT NEAR Melville
Believed That Bulgaria Has
Taken Sides With Central
Powers and Turkey.
succeed Pretty We'll i'm Straightcn-
ia. Ont Thci" Front From
North to South.

LONDON p.,oho. .r,
,.,,.
SUES win the CEN
''' powers ana Turkey. AID that the
.Nic French and Russian tronns will
assist The rri.,Ls of no o,,,
u.,,iio :, .,,
ny "'" "iNofted the
, "ii'h''"" "i the Diplomats. has not
"amrcncd tho interest OF tho public in
tho situation in the eastern and y.es,,r,
,ho,,or
The offensive OF the allies in the west
and the determination with which the
nussi,,e ,ro o.,,,,.ei,, a.
>''e' !" ''c c"S' 'Ie H'e absorb
inG topics. The news from tho two
fronts is considered hero ,s tho hos,
ror ,u,n, ,n,, 1., ,.
GU
'''''''' '"'teS apparently nave made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02

ON the eastern front the Terminus
HHd NuStriInS are s'il riainin.
.niuH against the Fussinrs FROM
Riga down into !."~- Cailria. Pc
'roGrnd. however records surrrs>c<
il the iti:-n rc,-inn for the I,us>imn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
HIt.E: NETS STnET,'IIED
TO CNrTl RE: - r:MNRINE:

For ii," capturing OF craft cIoso
prcScn'c has not hccn detected ~ rN"u
suspected. tho government rcp"r,S
describe how huge nets have been
stretched across tho channels through
vhich tl" submarines may hc expected
80 attempt I" pass. and in opcu waters
near steamship lanes or in tho vicinity
Of wdIshirs. nets suspended between
iioa1. haN" been spread broadcast.
Armed patrol boats watch. and when
tho floats disappear beneath tho water.
showing that Il submarine has become
"nianSlcd tho patrols concrcCatc at
tho place. and when the victim comes
10 tho surface it is destroyed by gun
fire or captured.
\ special type OF mine also nH- hcor
devised. which is laid in large fields.
that have proved particularly danger
Gus TO submarines approa ching steamer
lanes
The German methods OF supplying
submarines with oil and provisions
along tho coasts Of the British Isles.
have been tcrreicd out and practically
disposed or. This coInpcis the hoats to
return to their bases at more frcuucn,
intervals. and leaves them only = COM
para lively short time in position and
equipped for cNcctivc duty.
BECOME E:NPIIUT ~ GAME
OF SUBMARINE az NTiNt:
Destroyors. the reports declare. be-
come expert in the game of submarine
hunting. and armed trawlcrs also have
proved worry effective. on account OF
their speed and ability to get quickly
within caSy range OF their Victims
continued on Second I'aEc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02

Ou tho british front 10 the nnrth
or icn> thr ~ituntion rcE'n:ns un-
rhnug Cd. according: to f"icid Marshal
sir John I'rrECh. During the past
seven days Gcncrni French declares
allied aircraft have damaged tho
railroads held D.: the Germans ut
fifteen different ularcS. acriousIy I'm
prdinE their operations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
SAYS BIG LOAN COMES
At OPPORTl NJ; TINI:

The $500. 900. 600 loan, said Mr.. Scay.
comes at an opportunc time to enable
TINS country to invest some OF its sur
plus capital in bonds whose security
must be beyond question. Participa-
non IN this loan to two OF the strongest
ana most responsible nations in the
world. he indicated. is much to be pre-
t""rcd 10 the granting Of long-term
credits in South America in an effort
TO capture FOR the United states the
trade OF that continent.
The organization OF the country.s
huanciai machinery to tloa, the big in
tormational loan has, become nation
wide: Itchmond hdiEers have already
been approached OIL the subject. and
th& city Will probably join the other
banking ccntcrs Of the country i'm
financing the S5no. ooo, 600 credit
Two subjects, financial and CONNER
cial In their nature. have been very
much talked about and written about
recently said Mr.. Scay
First. has This country become. or
Is IT IN the way 10 become the chief
financial center" Second. what can we
do to Increase the trade Of this conn
try with other countrics-notabIy
South America?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02

ENTHUSIASTICALLY ROOM-RUEGER'S
Harry Meyers. clever cabaret entertainer
Grill Room tonight. Q TIL midnight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
IT PAYS TO TRAVEL YORK RIVER LIN.

To Baltimore and beyond Excellent steam
er service. only $50 ono way; $3.50 round
trip. Delightful sail up Chesapeake Bay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
MCCARTHY REFERS To
I>uENt:EI'S DISMISSAL

'hiF once ""r'hS 'h" evening w"'
'hcrc direc' reference /" IA" I"ii""
h"ard diS'h"rSc "t S"rScahi hrcn="'
'"ri'"h Hc'"F'"E was niHciiaN1h= 10
Slo" 10 inc commute" th"i instead Of
the Mayor bong all but ber"ft "f any
real power. h" was actually clothed by
the Constitution and charter with cx-
tra"rdinhrN power II he only chose to
exercise 1t
The Mayor. said MI Mccarthy. j. the
only officer within tho city limits VINO
has the authority 20 order armed sol
diors to nrc uron tho ci,izcu". aud
with two other officers of ,hc civ forms
a board having Hhsoln'" authority to
dictate what safeguards sAall l.. in
stalled in thcatcrS fpr the protection
OF tho public 10 lis own mind. he
said. lie was satisfied that til" Mayor
had fuli power, II II" chose 10 exercise
H. 10 remove amy official "f tn" I'olicc
""" f're departments.
SNhs MAfoH hHN MAN>
POWERS
Inc mayor mas power in many and
important directions, II he was dis
posed 10 examine the LAWS and find out
just how much power he has" said Mr..
inspect every ONCE III the city and TO
satlSiF hiinseli that each Official is
performing ms duty properly. and il
ne IS not DONG so to investigate his
conduct There are many other things
nc couid 40 II ne chose to do them"
Nhat othcf thlhSs. Tor example.
cou'u me MAYOR 40 mat he is not now
do'"s dShc" councilman Pollock. Il
WISH you Noni" bc more specific
ne couid remove from the Pol &C
ho"'h Two io''ce 'ohmisSloners-one
VINO mas pceh "skc" 10 resign ana an
"'he' VINO h"s "e'h rePriIhahded Tor
misconduct Icphcd MI NcCarihy.
inc Fe'oit WAS iolio"ch ny an out
"rp'" "a. M' o''ocN asked
x, WY" tne
would he less omen IN cres,ior NJ
Mccarthy renlied ,ba, ,bo, roro ,o
MANY ia enumcratc
ru,x.c
NnEN"Eh
me foitce Board has Just removed
an ohicer from the force. Does that
mean that the Police Board is the SUI
asked Mr. McC,r,,,,. ..rn "' ] .n'en'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
'fi:itiI't HOl>Sitt -
tt\Diot:E ron nE-EII:,rIoN

Hhcrim H"'S>e"u is mcmhcr ut =.
prominent Prince ,;corcc co,.rty r,,n-
iIN. ana has been III Office for twenty
years ne - the democratic uunntcc
TO succeed himself iu tho Envr;ti,ot.
election. Deputy Shcrin Saunders T.. :.
Young man. and Magistrate Eri;too is
apparently forty-fivc years old. Early
III the investigation Magistrate William
81. Paul Pulliem was named in tvn
indictments for fclouos. each CHARGING
hlin with Offering bribes TO Du rout
p"iice officers in connection with ccr-
tain gambling operations.
Joseph Ioti, Greek charged with
selling liquor. pleaded guilty. and was
sentenced TO SIXTY days on the public
roads and :inci ilo". Judsc Wcs,
stated that the accused admitted m
SaS'hS l" the trade since the imvcsti-
cation heeau. and that tho court would
impoH" heavier penalty than had u, cn
the custom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
WOULD ELIMINATE NIL
IN TWO t.ENIItiTION

!, Is declared by tho Investigators
that approximately 50 per cent Of
feeble miudcducss is hcrcditary The
remedy suggested is this: "rrcvcnt hy
segregation o. sterilization tic feeble
minded. DO this. and most OF them
could b" eliminated in two genera
tious"
The cy,ly arc enumerated and =
remedy for each is suggested ~ fol-
lows:
!. where both parent. arc mentally
defective feeble mind"dncss * IN
hcrit"d, no; only by ono child. hu, by
all The children in the family Np-
proXtmatcly 50 per cent rf feeble
mindc'incss is hcrcditary.
Insanity cpiicpsy aui feeble
mindedncss occur. not only in the same
individual. but in the same families.
and appear To arise from the same
neur"ptthic makeup. ~ eliminating
'h, fc' blc-mindcd NC would rropor-
tioHately reduce our insane aud cpilcp-
-" uopuiali"'. Il costs. in round mum
h"rs. Si"o.""r annually, exclusive Of m
'crost on the real ana pcrSourl prop
cTt,. to maintain our institutions for
the insane.
/ :. Tho fccblc-mindcd child will not
i'Spoud favorabiy to methods ordi-
narIly applied 10 normal children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
FEEBLE MINDED ARE
BURDEN TO STATE
Present Methods of Treating
Paupers and Criminals Do
Not Reduce Number.
ALMSHOUSE SYSTEM WRONG
State Board Of Charities and Cor
rcctions Makes Notable Series
of Recommendation

Dealing with and caring for paupcrs
and criminals during the fiscal >car
just closed COS; the state nearly : rcp
oo6. while expenditures ry charitable
organizations and churches in the
same period amounted :" approximately.
S2.oo0.00
The iiSurcs are given in {" report to
he made by the state Board or chari-
tics and Corrections. OF which EcV. <.
.t. Hatcher. u. -. is chairman. and
Rev j. T. Aiasjin. D. H.. secretary. to
the next General Assembly. Accom-
panyimg tho general report is = special
report on. "Woak-Miudcducs in Tho
state o! Virginia. Torcth"r With :,
Plan for tho Training. Segregation ,md
Prevention OF the rrocroation Of the
Fee BILE Minded"
The evils with which tho Common
wealth has 10 contend arc SGT forth
in detail as the investigators assigned
To tho dinorcu; subjects found them.
and remedies arc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
f\FORMATION WAS GIVEN
GRAND JURY MONTH 400

Tho Information. upon which tn" in-
dictnents against the three officials viii
be based. WAS presented to the grand
lur% more than month ago bv SOW
cIal witnesses. As a result Of c..,i,uc,
given by I'r. j. II. Ila.cravc. coGnty
coroner OF Prince George, rc-ar..im: The,
Official conduct or tho sheriff at Hope
wei1 the two officials nearly came to
blows i'll It Petersburg hotel carly i'm
September.
pr iiarSravc had testified before the
grand jury t. the effect that Sheriff
t"iSseau had knowledge that liuliur
vas being sold illegally in Hopcw,l
ne Srcc:Hcail; stated that he had seen
TN" sheriff drinking beer in tho Hope
"'li hotel with tho agent Of u Ealti-
more brewery. Sheriff Eoissoau de-
no"nc"d the statements attributed to
the coroner as absolutely false
Mtt.iSTRATt: HAS Hr:I:N
SETTING At HOpl:N ELL.
The Information against Deputy Sh.r-
in Saunders. who has been locutcL al
. iiope""n. l. said to he OF "a nature
simiiar 20 that lodged against Tho
shcriff. us" name was involved in tho
evidence given by Dr. Hargruvc
Magistrate Eri;ton has hccn sitting
in Police Court at IIcpcwcI for The
past S:N months Erittou was ono or
the witnesses for the defense q, tn.
trial 90 former T'vlicc Lieutenant John
Porter, CHARGED with bribery and nn
cross-cNam.nati"n was severely scored
"N Special Prosecutor Gcor'.c T., Mis-.
Tor his failure To keen accurate records,
"' hi' court proceedings Th. mn-is-
irate was also questioned ,.loSrl, 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
VERDICT IN nit MDEnG
ttSI. IL SET tsfDI

III the case OF .Ahc Elumbcrc. con-
Nicted n> jur? Of operating gam
hi'hs machine and given fifteen days
IN lail. in addition TO q fine Of Sio0.
Judge West set aside the verdict The
court held that the code provided for
the trial Of such offcnscS by ma-is-
trate. and he rcmanded the case to
Magistrate Perry NJ Uopewcn
John II. Goodman. an attorney Of
IlorcWcll. indicted for tampcrinc with
Il juror in the Porter ease. submitted
to the court that the Indictment acainst
continued on Second ragel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
VICE COMMISSION WILL.
MEET EARLY NEWT WEEK

Members of the Vice Commission
said last night that a meeting would
he held early next week. and that ,hc
krcnScl case would probably he con-
sidcred. Rev. j. J. Gravatt. -. D., who
recently succeeded Ashton Starkc as
chairman, declined to lac quoted on tho
Continued on Second PageD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
Already Results in Loss
Estimated at Betueen
Fifty and Seventy
Submarines.

WASiIINGTON. october f.-Grcat
Eri1aiu has discovered and put into
effective operation means OF combating
the submarine, which. according 20 OF.
hciai reports to ;hc United States gov
"TimcEt. already have resulted in q
loss estimated at between hriys 3tId
seventy German submarines. Tho re-
port declares that thc British admirali,
confidently believes il has crushed The
German undcrsca campaign.
New methods of "mcnsc aud dcrcmsc
that may rcNolu;ioniHc naval warfare
have been adopted. and high Eritisl
naval officers are of tho opinion that
unless tho effectiveness Of the SUBJ
marin" is increased. il will cease 10 hc
a ncnsc" to comm cree and battle fleets
The british censorship has -'.vcutcd
tn" disclosure Of details concerning
the Developments. Within the last
three weeks. however. confidential re-
ports to various government depart.
mcmts from representatives in Euro
pcan capitals Of neutral as we'll as
bollipercnt countries have confirm ID
tho fritish adiuiralty's vicw that an
effective means OF dealing with The
submarine has been found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
FORCES OF REFORM ARE
OUTRAGED BN ACTION

On the crest Of the wave OF lndi-na-
tion indicated by interviews given bv
prominent ministers OF the city foli,w
ing tic failure of the rolicc Board to
rc-elect Sergeant I[rcngcl the Vice
Commission was Yesterday called upon
to take action at an early date to hold
mass-meetinG. at which the scuti-
ment OF the people could bc expressed
Mrs. Georgia May Jobson. head of the
Social Service Federation OF Richmond.
said last night that she believed the
commission would call a meeting next
week.
The dismissal OF Sergeant IIrcngel
was the most outrageous thing .ha. has
ever happened in Richmond under simi-
lar circumstances Mrs Jobsou dc
clarcd. She had conferred with l. nm-
bers OF the Vice Commission during
the day. She said, and found them
thorouchly aroused over the action of
the Police Eoard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
.EAi FAi'11. 5 FLOATING
E''.:: PEhE War LOAN
says COuntry'S Trade Interests De
mand Granting OF Franco
British Credit.
WOULD ABSORB SURPLUS MONEY
Governor OF Federal Reserve Bank uf
l;fchmond Believes Country Has
!Narc Opportunity Now to Further
!IaItagcOuS Trade Relations

II - rurril" even 10 talk about this
b" ion becoming leader tu finance If wc
~hnu!d IL" unahic to mallc or fail to
mako The l"aa. and there ia no chance
hat wc shall fail 10 make it" declared
George !. Scay. governor of the Fed
crhl EcScrN" Bank Of Richmond. yes
,cr'iay. discussing tho 25oOooo. 600
credit which financial agents OF France
ana England arc seeking to establish
in this country.
Nj ScaN expressed positively his
conviction that the ii"atin- of The big
io"h would nai"riaiN St'onEihcn The
trade relations bctMccu the United
states and The two borrowing nations
.iordinS thiS country an opportunities
TO lay by funds at most advantaccous
terms with which to pay these nations
tor goods tina; they viii be sending
here after The war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
WIDER POWERS or REMOVAL
TO BE GIVEN 'rO MAyOn

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LIVE IN ID.ENEss

continued on Fifth rase)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-23
Large Counter of $1.OO Waists

Fine white waists in dozens of
styles that are newer and more at
tractive than any you ever S0e
saw at the price.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-23

kiddies pledging ranged in age from
1 year to Is.
Here Are Loyal Riddles.
The children who pledged, and
many of whom will undoubtedly at
tend WaShburn college sooner or later,
follow: Margaret Lovewell, Jack
Shakeshaft, Alice Thorp, Helen Will
son, Robert Wilson, John Ernest Todd,
Frederick Riser, Katherine Wheeler,
William Sargent, Elizabeth Sargent,
Ruth Loomis, Mildred Quail, Helen
Louise Fox, Lois NJ. Fox, Margaret E.
WhittenIore, George Hart Fhelma
HobSon, Lois Zimmerman, Ruth linn
norman, William Neiswanger, Mary
Neiswanger. William E. Brehm, jr.,
Harold Brehm, Charles Cecil Howes,
jr., John Sawyer LovewelI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-23

IF would. I remember converse
tons in a club, in the executive man
sion #and in railroad trains going to
New York, after I left the governor
ship. I had a conversation with him
in thes Union League club
did Eyou Invite Mr.: Barnes to the
White House in Washington"
Eyes 7rs6ss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-23
WINS Is Called Down

eff the rules of law are observed
and this witness is treated as any
other witness began Mr.. WINS
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Academy Bows Literary Soc. 10
Paxton &. Paxton 100
w. w. webb 100
Judge l.. S. Ferry - 100
Gem Grocery 100
Mrs. Myra d. Sponable .. 100
VIM. Corners Furniture Co. -. 100
Geo. Stansfield ...,. 100
Norris L. Gage 100
Topeka Tent and Awning Co... 100
E. l. Jordon college Hill Bak-
w. H Maxwell ....... 100
E. E. Marsh 100
DR.. T. c. BidSale 100
G. d. Adams 100
A. w. King 100
Isabelle, Herbert and Francis
Judge G. III. Whitcomb 100
Kelley Printing Co. 100
State Journal Reporters - 100
Dr. E. p Skaggs " 100
=,
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SUMMARY.

Following is the story of the cam.
paign showing the amounts reported
today and the totals for the campaign:
SUMMARY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-23

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-07-20
North Buckfleld.

There will be no moving pictures on
July 10th. The next ones will be July
2S, and hereafter they will be on Wed.
nesday instead of Monday nights. Dance
after the pictures.
Mrs. Bertha Rogers and Norman went
to Lewiston Thursday.
Mrs. C. B. Durham, Mrs. z. A. Mason
and n. A. Sturtevant went to Jay one
day last week.
Beatrice Nevers of Lewiston IL visit
ing Gertrude Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. q. Atwood and son
Charles are expected at E. NJ. Holmes
Sunday.
Farmers have commenced baying, and
report fair crop.
Cyrus DeCoster Of Hollbrook, Mass,
Is visiting in this vicinity.
Judith Warren, who has been visiting
in Boston, has returned home.
Helen DsCoster was recent guest of
Helen Heald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-07-20
North Waterford.

Mrs. NJ. J. Bisbee is at Limerick with
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Hill.
Raymond knight of Lynn, Mass, visit.
ed bis home here few days.
Mrs. E. ]. Paige, who has been very
sick with t0nsilitis, is able to be VI
around again.
Mrs. C6as. York and daughters enter
tanned the circle at Rocky Ridge Cottage
at Kezar Lake recently, and all had q
very nice time.
Emma McAllister is working for Mrs
Jesse Littlefield.
There are party from South Paris
and Brockton, Mass, for . weeks stay
at the Playhouse at the pond.
Liuwood Flint and Leon Bisbee are
visiting in Massachusetts, for . few days
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Hazelton and Har
~ Morey were guests at Chas. Marston'i
In Albany Thursday.
Mrs. Lizzie Sawin entertained the East
Waterford Circle at Pine Lodge cottage
at Pappoose. Pond Thursday Afternoon
from 2 to 4. The hostasses served pea
nut butter sandwiches and two kinds oil
homemade candies. A very pleasant
time.
Mrs. Fife Matherson and three chill.
dren from Portland are with her mother,
Mrs. D. q. Lebroke.
Mildred Parker of West Paris made
her mother short visit this week.
Men are beginning haying, but have
had poor weather so far.
Born, July IS. to the wife of Harry
Brown, q son.
Master Willis Littlefield visited hit
aunt, Annie Hazelton, the past week.