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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-09
GENERAL PARKER SPENT
MONDAY AT CAMP SCURRY
W tnstsod Wiric Battle Between
WHITES and "nra~ns" and Re
vlewed TcKsf NiitIamrn.

General ismNa i"uaI rHmWHudlnH
ur lrUuuyuit Wnian district frtrh
,d corpus CHRISTI iatl Sunday niEh
frum brownsville nud Ifnf hNnHHt
nsns lue lh0 YrN iHueaaf nHtwn'd
- camn snffIs commando OBS GENE
tri Iuhn a iiuirn i4"nrH laft.f
t s,hrduied ta itimu tD unwnnfiiif
ihn mmnint
o,nrm paft,r rpcut fhr eniff
momnr n Witnessing tns ufl1 mAnnr
tfur nf iHt Texas mii.NMucu wAH
rnraad in ID mimIc iHfiif Hff ih'
Aits Vista limri the Huillefa hnnf
ditldfd iuu Nhtes end hrnNns
900 former defcndlna Corpus imirn
nna na batter mahlna ihe AilHrh nH
thr rltl
AZ fnuf nfiocs hf nlsscHta Hil unite
"a Camp srufff itr SECOND HHd p hiiH
iufsniip regiments lauru q r'aar
TiclA Aftlifff an4 ihr FetA4 li''H
ilsHuifal psssiua boz fgiFw
If uaf fhr nrrond ulnf ones iir com
naander a. aN runrf ln this dirlfiri
llis visited CORPUS thfifu lif sain
iari niahi thaf he fraftffa uuu mpff
freane,r frips baa t'i been made poe
sibie. ANA ha0 onis good pofds 90
fhe Toraa miiifnmen anhi'iffi Z
f.rkfna aa Mah ln their Frfwnfi
ana mWaf u.lniAa aa tr ni'Inai
.ual1 0i ul nf fhr p'hef H'f'r
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-09
SATTERWHITE PURCHASES
FURNITURE STOCK
VIII tnaaae tn businsss Under the
Name oi thc satterwhte Furniture
Cnuanant


Stlful weeks aro & y ~utfrf
white vhu &. several Nrafs owned aud
op0wtel tne NUrpus christi Mtitlres
ftcfnft disposed rf fnat burIneas sud
VAIN Doe family ioff 500 Memphis ren.
ntfsrs rkpccrne to maAp ihat clu bis
Hom0
nut combination 90 circumstance
has nrouHht aDout his return and De-
is now Den, and Nonday mofninF con
rludod dsnl whereby Nr ruiyhaerd
iho cnfr stock of tho Morgan Fum.
tlu Company
have ainaYa tcDu an ardent aI
mirrf ~ Woodrow Wilson end ha,e
ruured thUf tNr numerals 80 h1Nt
proven mcly tlr h.m So ln memphis.
recalled that thcrc ar thurcu zee.
frft in thr nan. Corpus Chusu s0
D decided iN move back homt salc
Mr Sattenthlfp. tu HfiNU np puf
'hzrri tpfd anl from counts sisH
MrGioin r0rhH-rl nHmurf hss
Others HaNe ahUnuei i3l3
Mr SaNershlte announces that OIL.
fHmurc basInsss thaf hr hHf ui
purchased vHl ie riumted in ihc fa
tore under fhr namt ~ tho satbl
white lurniur, Company
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-09
SERVICES TONIGHT AT
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH
g.,h,, csueben chaoian Of Third
Tesas irtsrify, Sisii1nsa -
Camp Srurry, e Preach.

series ~ intensely iniffftiins
ntasiinns are DclnF hsie ai a. fsi-
firsa rathenfai ins pesA and iaife
oanrfr1afiaaa hFf hsannr tiif on-
rofirsee 10 some ~ toe mprt nfi'f
Cafhaiic prssfs - the south
l.ssf nirht faihsf ksiit ~ tsN
orleans 6eHserfa 49, sisqHenf aoaress
fh,f was followed Nrh ei9tf HfferiF3n
n nicht ~ Z ~ ociotk faihff Camp
isii ehaplalg ~ ne Third fftaf lA.
fafstrs siatsaala II Camp nc1tr3 wsA
nrearf Fsthef lampbfd "a a. fio+
ausnf spsaker sad h~s rany ifiaaas
- corpus chrisfi and vicinity Who Nii
~ asiishied ~ hfaf hlm
r.os4r4nd Father Aifkl1f and Rev
sfene Father isasA a finutan. aif VS.
i,luF ~ fhe fiiy ~ raffis ~ fhe Rev
efsnt fiishcr ~ y Natsianm hff
ertaa aiesiiis On sunday nifhi preafn-
~ o. * rairthA.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-09
MlLITIAMEN CAN PAY
POLL TAXES BY PROXY


Mfmnu ~ fhr Trtaa NNNwWl
Uuafi stationed Hi Catpns Chufu au0
riapuhtfa hatr the privilege ~ paying
fhsr pnn sffa n thrif respective
hnnf nlarr. NaHY ~ ths fHmbef ire
fahinH ADVANTAGE ef ihs nppafMHiF
ana as gnVldlnH themselves pdl thH
Ilis of psrof thai VIII permit N.ff
toflne Iu 500 various sirffHnr in o.
hHA lH fnar honf towns duins tlt'
Yfsf
frrnlif Coz 9arstinu nH to whether
Hf uot miliiAmtu wsre entitled a. pat
ihfif ron takaF ty uHfnf vsr FUN
r itsd tn Attorney genuui lsiHisi
ana hc reported faYufRNlg eetnion.
Tat collectors fhrnabuui fht stole
hisr Lon informed thAi uIUn prapfi
Hffdaflts being made nell tas rceripia
ran as issued fa tie soldiers % ngilNr
aafsiaa vlibaut lhsif pefanial sp
p.afance at thf afnoe ~ the fHNccini
The iaw provides ihHi iu ri'Nr ~ rlsit
than 10000 p0rHiafian rnh faars atn
rnif o. assured in tafeun hHi HH
rcpflon has bFn mads W the caee of
thc miiiamrn
Tho majority ~ fhf mfu a' com
Nearry Win HfhH fhemselses m iaF
privilege q 81 SAID
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-09

AZ fh' ffHf rlHn of rnrf thrust nrbt
GHOST nr atuffri up hrad takf dUsr ~
nr Ntlis Pine Taf. Homes 1'hr hril.
iut plnr CAR romhlus hauob and aiN-
rouue quicrf reheNe ihe congestion.
loosen ihr phirEm and nrcsh up ,nHr
enii nr hsuH ilur Taf HUuD saa
iN tiir benefits ~ thr healing aroma
frnu pIHt frnsf 10 is pheasant d.
rsf Hnd antls'piID Th, formula nn
fhT hofilt tells wht 90 relieves colds
and couNhs AZ f0ar nusriat .st
Ads.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-09

q th Instructor af
Jones ora Vfnfr
tle Jarior Nssai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-16
Two Engagements Announced

A surprise shower was one OF the
Interesting social events of last even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
~ Cook. IS Whitney street when
their daughter, Miss Beatrice. enter
tanned party of her girl friends. The
PARTY was in honor of Miss Mildred
sanborn daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred E. Sanborn of Vaughan Han,
whose engagement was recently an
nounced. and whose marriage to car
roll Wentworth will take place on
Aug 80.
While the occasion was primarily
surprise party for Miss Sanborn' tine
hostess, Miss Cook. also announced her
engagement TO Lieut.. Harold AleXano-
Ell Mcmillan of Portland. The an
nonucement came in the form OF a
telegram while the party was at the
festive board. While CONGRATULATIONS
were being showered upon the most
ess second surprise came IN the
form OF second telegram announcing
the engagement OF one of the guests
Of the evening, Miss Marguerite qua
ley TO DR.. William L. O'Connor OF
Augusta-Portland Express, Aug. IA.
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JOICE

Quite a large number attended the
Red Cross lawn party Thursday even
ing at the Lewis homestead. The pro-
gram was: Singing by Miss Blanche
HOFFMAN,. I'm. Old Madrid: singing
by Miss Catherine Grady. MY Little
Rambling Rose: recitation by Sadie
Raymond; recitation by Mrs. Blanche
Lewis, Il Remember; instrumental
music, Miss Gertrude Robinson; sing
ing by Mrs. Blanche Lewis. America
the Beautiful" Remarks were made
by DR.. Adiorne on the Red Cross
work. After the program, Ice cream.
cake and peanuts were sold. A few
loaves Of cake were uncut and sold by
Forrest Ware, who acted as auc-
tioneer. The receipts for the evening
were 5000.
A special meeting of the Kings
Daughters will be held Thursday, Aug.
49, at the home of Mrs. Annie and
Blanch Lewis 1t Is important that
the July dues be in the hands of the
treasurer. Mrs. Enza Cooper, on or
before that date. The special BUSH
ness will be transacted in regard to the
Red Cross lawn party and 1t is hoped
the members will all be present.
Miss Eta Messenger OF Tarmingdale
and little niece. Arlene Richards OF
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PALERMO

Miss Sadie Jordan OF Augusta Is
passing her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jordan.
Mrs. l.. A. Farnham and daughter.
Miss Doris Farnham. have returned to
their home in Needham, Mass, after
visit with her niece. Mrs. Martin
Trask
An auto party from Weeks Mills
called at w. II. Gradys Sunday. In
the party wera Mr.. and Mrs. P. G.
Brown and daughter. Betsy, Mrs. Rose
Reed. Mrs Mary Perkins, Mrs. Rose
Murphy and daughter, Phyllis, Mrs
Verda Halves and daughter, Evelyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Trask and little
Bessie were Sunday visitors in LIB
erty. Mrs. Trask remaining for a few
days visit
Master Norman Davis Of Augusta IL
visiting Lyle Trask and Harry Grady
for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Young and chill
dren were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Young's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jor-
dan.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Grady and son.
Harry. We're business callers in An
Gusta Saturday.
Mrs. Oscar johnson and dauphter
We're guests of Mrs. Fred Spratt last
week.
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PALERMO

NORTH-The following committees
have been appointed by the master of
Branch Mills Grange for their annual fair.
the date Of which will be announced lat
err: General committee, II. l.. Pinkham,
Florence Jones and Helen Worthing: en-
tertainment. Lydia Kitchin, Winifred
Dinsmore and Edna Worthing: dance H.
". Worthing. D. w. Worthing and Oscar,
Nelson; school exhibits, teachers Of Pa.
aermo and China: sports, w. S. Jones, B.
f. Coombs. Warren Nelson and Charles
Osgood fruit and produce. Elon Kitchin
W. A. Nelson, Fred worthing and Ernest
Parmenter; stock, II. M. Nelson, Elvills
Farmenter and S. G. Parmenter; contest.
Perley Dodge, s. f. Bowler: aprons, Mrs.
S. f. Bowler. Viola Latlip, Meta Nelson,
Lucy Parmenter. Alice Young and An
gle Tobey; fancy work. Harriet Estee,
Emma Worthsng, Mrs. Periey Dodge,
Clara Nelson and Carrie Osgood: confec-
tionery. Edith Pinkham. Jennie Chad
wick, Eva Worthing and Susie Coombs :.
can goods, Gertrude Nelson, Lucy Par
menter and Angie Tobey; ice cream, sa-
die Nelson, Lucia Pinkham Lester Mel
son. Cassie Parmenter and Laura Tyler:
dinner, Harriet Estes, Alice Parmenter,
Eva Worthing. Hattie Chadwick. Alice
Young, Gertrude Nelson and George os-
good; supper. Edna worthins, Lydia
Kitchin, Warren Nelson. Clara Nelson
and Carrie worthing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-16

After storming the enemy's first
line trench system on the whole Of the
front attacked. our troops advanced as
far as the western defenses of Cite
St. August, penetrating the German
position to a depth of about a mile.
Besides the elaborate series of trench
lines and strong points forming the de-
lenses of hill 70, the villages of Cite
st. Elizabeth. Cite st. Emile and Cite
st. Laurent, as we'll as the Base Wood
and the western half of the Hugo
Wood, are now in our possession. All
our detectives were captured. Our
casualties were slight.
During the day, five hostile coun-
ter attacks were repulsed by our in
fantry or broken up by our artillery.
One of these was carried out by
troops of the division of Prussian
Guards. The enemy's losses both from
our attack and his unsuccessful coun-
ter attacks were heavy.
The number of prisoners captured
has not yet been ascertained but 292
including Is officers reached the col
lecting station THIS afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-16
CHINA

NECk-Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Bailey en-
tertained as guests Sunday Mrs. Sadie
Laid Of Readfield, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II
Bailey of Winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. ivan
hodges of Benton, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Clark of Waterville, W. B. Bailey and son
Nee on of China and Miss Luther Bailey
OF Stanley Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Jones. wayIand
and Russell Jones were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Archie Pinkham. who are passing
their vacation at Temple Heights.
Mrs. Abbie Doe is passing a week with
ner daughter, Mrs. T. W. Washburn.
MI and Mrs. c. A. Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs c. W. Jones returned from an
Aroostook trip Monday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Mitche., motored
TO Auburn Saturday. returning Sund. y
accompanied by his sister Ms Olive
Aver. and grandson Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett johnson Mr.. aai
Mrs. A. c. Ward visited friends in Bel
grade S. .nday.
Miss Geneva Randall returned home
Monday after visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Henry Martin. ana making an extended
tip IL Belfast and Northport. s. - 2
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r, GeseAslI, Nj, and
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WALDOBORO

NORTH-A number of the farmers have
completed haying this week
Mrs. Cora b. Walter and dauphter
Blanche drove to Waldoboro Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Elmus Shuman. who has been
passing several days with her sister. Mr..
W. Fl. Osborne. in Buxton, has returned
home
Alden Winchenbach who has had en-
pioyment in Alma for the past four weeks.
returned home Thursday
Mrs. Eleanor Heyer. who had the mis-,
fortune to fall and iniure her hip quite
badly. is being cared for at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Walter
Our popular blacksmith, J. L. Shuman.
is confined to the house with the mur1p.:
Rev. and Mrs. Wesley Wiggin and Mrs.
Sarah Storer of Charlest own. Mass. ara
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w r Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyis Smith and daughter
Edna of Chelsea. Mass. are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. 3. Walter.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred y. Oliver took an
auto ride to Newport Sunda.- and passed
the day with Miss Jennie Rogers
Mrs. Pearl Whitehouse and daughter
Celia, who have been passing several
days with her parents in Mank.town.
have returned home
Mrs. Eva Wright and grandson, Master
Joseph Wright of Maiden. Mass, are
visiting Mrs. Wright's sister, Miss Della
Burnheimer.
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MONMOUTH.

Mrs Warren Macomber of Winthrop
and Mrs Clifton Tinkham of Deerlhe
are guests Of their parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. F. q. Flanders. Mrs. q. a
Bracket Of Bangor is the guest OF hef
uncle. Warren Plummer
Mrs Ida Corbett and daughter. Mrs
Catherine Hall of Brockton. Mass, are
guests Of Mrs Corbett's brothers,
George and Arthur Whittier
Mrs. William Longe and little child
OF Brockton. Mass. are the guests OF
her aunt. Mrs D. W. Torsey.
Miss Mabel Richmond of Augusta
mas been visiting her aunt, Mrs. l.. .
Cooling.
Miss Mae Richmond, Miss lnez
Creighton Of Augusta and Miss Ger
trude Richardson Of North Monmouth
were the guests Of Miss Edna Frost
over Sunday,
:. Miss M!nnetta Moore has resigned
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HOXIE

Joe Berry is cutting the hay on the
Tom Hale place.
Among the recent visit ors in the place
were lola Holt of Norridgewock, Byron
Padham AID family and Clara Trumbull
of New Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs E. P. Holway motored to
Dead River Sunday.
Earle Berry and c. E. Campbell passed
Thursday at East pond.
Mrs. Sarah Loring of Oakland is visit
ing her brother. Joel York, and family
Charles Priest passed Sunday at Still
man Holmes.
Ellen Badger and Della Rance returned
Wednesday from a visit tn Mrs Badgers
father, Ed Berry. at Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson of East
Madison and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hoop
er and children of Norridgewock were
Sunday visitors at Joe Berry's.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. f. Campbell of Larone
were callers in the place Sunday.
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CONFERENCES
Continued from Pace One)

to make his reply to the Pope the oc-
CaSiOn for o re- statement of America s
reasons for going to war think some
thing of the same kind may be done in
London. Paris and Rome to meet So
calists unrest with the purpose Of di-
recting the activities of Socialists into
proper channels rather than trying to
suppress them by force. 1t was pointed
out in diplomatic quarters here, for in
stance. that the speech of Albert
Thomas in the French Chamber Of
Deputies last Sunday showed that he
was in line with the French Socialistic
program declared last week in Paris.
This was by no means antagonistic to
the governmental policies so far as the
objects or prosecution of the war was
concerned. but did seek to secure a
disclosure Of the ends in view, with the
hope of capturing the Stockholm con-
ference for the cause of democracy.
Opposition Of Allies
Again today the fact appeared that
every representative of the Entente AL
lied powers Is bitterly opposed to that
phase of the Pope's proposals which
would leave to the fate of a round-table
conference the disposition of such
questions as Alsace Lorraine, Po-
land and Italia irredentia and 1t was
recalled that precisely that bait was
held out by Chancellor Bethman Holl-
veg more than a year ago, when he
realized that the German wave Of in
vasion had reached its height and that
the tide might be expected to ebb.
There is no change in the first i'm
preston that the Allies certainly will
reject the proposal in its present form
and probably refuse to consider it at
all. There is a growing proba bility
that in making clear to the world their
refusal they will re-state their war
aims.
Reinstatement Is Likely
In discussing the probable channels
of communication. Mr.. Lansing said
that as the Vatican was without diplo-
matte status here the note would in all
probability come through some neu-
trail embassy.
Declining to discuss the war aims of
the Allies on the ground that they
might change frequently, Mr.. Lansing
said there had been no alteration in
the aims or plans of the United States
since his speech at Madison Barracks.
Mr.. Lansing declined to say whether
there had been any agreement with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-16
BINGHAM

special meeting of Bingham
Grange will he held next Saturday
evening for which a pleasing enter
tainment is being prepared.
c. s. Stetson. J. ]. Dearborn and w.
F. Dresser. members of the State
Board Of Assessors. were In session
here Wednesday for the purpose of in
vestigating the records and reports
Of various town assessors in this sec
ton. From here the board went to the
Moosehead lake regions for a care
full survey of property there much Of
which it is believed is untaxed. They
purposed to remain there for the rest
Of the week. The board is apparently
making a strong effort to get all the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-16

her position as public health nurse in
hennebunk and is at the home of her
mother, Mrs. c. ]. Moore, for a short
VACATION, after which she will engage
IN the Red Cross work as nurse in the
Feter Brigham Bent hospital in Bos-
ton.
Rev. c. L. Banghart recently made
an automobile trip to North Conway.
n. H. and Fryeburg, as the guest of
friends in North Monmouth.
Edward Pierce of Maiden, Mass. is
the guest Of relatives in town.
Inc remains of Miss Elvira Adams.
VINO died in Hoilowel on Monday.
Aug. Is, We're brought here Wednesday
AFTERNOON for burial in the family LOT
Miss Adams was born Oct. It. 1s41. She
lived in Monmouth the greater nart
Oh her Efe. For the past 30 years or
more she has resided with her sis
ter, Mrs. Mary A. Brainerd. in Hal
lowell. She twas an invalid for manv
years.
Members of the CONGREGATIONAL church
and parish gave Rev and Mrs. Berhert
Dixon an informal reception at Tho
church on the eve Of their departure for
Norwich, Vt, their new field of labor. Mr..
and Mrs. Dixon were remembered with
tokens of friendship from their manv
friends.
Rev, r. D. Maxwell Of the First Uni
Versaist church, Somervlle. Mass. who
is passing the season at his summer home
here will preach at the Congregational
church Sunday morning Aug 10.
MrS
terville are guests Of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. T. Person.
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~, ID
DEAD AT sRookLINE
FRANK w. Dana Was on Staff az e..
mer Governor Burieioh

brookhne, Mass. Aug. l5.-Frank w
Dana' former president Of the Ievis+o,
ana Auburn. Me, street railway and
Judge advocate general on the staff of
FORMER Governor Burleigh of Maine aies
at MS home here tonight of hardening Of
the arteries. y
Mr. Dana was born in Luhec. Me on
March q, 1851. He was educated in the
puhiic schools of Lewiston and at Row
dom College graduating from the latter
in the class of 1875 Twenty vears 400
Mr. Dana came 70 Boston to engage in
me practice Of law. His son. rayson
Dana is chairman of the board Of select
men of this town.
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LII PRINCE TON, MARJORIE KAY. BIITTF
HALE AND CORA DAVIS WINNERS

Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. 15-Walter
Cox walked off with the feature event
n ,oday's card in the North Randall,
Grand Circuit meeting. winning first
money in the $4,000 trotting feature
with Lu Princeton. Royal Mac, the
f,yorite in this race gave Lu Prince
ION some hard competition but failed
10 reward.
Cox also won the 2.19 pace with
Marjorie Kay, who found the going
easy. In the 2.13 pace Buttee Hale,
drven BY Murphy. proved the class
NJ his field and although he did not
win either Of the three heats by q
large margin was not forced to ex.
tend himself.
The 215, with II starters. was a
hot proposition from start to finish.
ROYAL Hal the favorite, was not even
a contender. Cora Davis going to the
'front.' and walking off with first mon
ey. The summaries:
2l3 CLASS PACING. PURSE $1,000 4
HEATS:
Butte Hale, br> z, by Senator
Hale tMurphy) ..............11 1
THAN Sinmonds, b h (Valentine)2 Q 2
Loial W, b h tHedrick) .....3 3 (
pelle wreath. m Mallow) IS 4 3
Minnie Ann. oh m Mallow). IS 5 4
Bi-cen Direct. b h (Egan). 6 6
ponght. Lane) ....7 dr.
w.oGr H. oh (Benedict) dis
Time 2.O4 IA; 2.07 IA; POS IA.
AZ CLASS TROT. VALUE $4,000, 3
HEATS
r.u Princeton, b h by San Fra
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PTTTSTON

Mrs. Eugene Fossett was called Fri
day to Jefferson by the serious illness
of her mother, Mrs. Martha Cunning.
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Dunton and son Of Augusta
were callers Sunday at ]. A. Dunnon'G
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rollins. who
have been visiting the past two weeks
at Mr.. Rollins former home, returned
Tuesday to their home In Philadel.
Among those from Pitt.ton., WIG. At
tended the Richmond campaigning
Sunday were fMr. and Mrs. Ernest
Foye and daughter Doris,' Mr., and Mrs.
C. NJ Fossett and H. NJ. Fossett.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Moody and
daughter Evelyn Of Randolph, Alton
Moody and sisters, Daisy and Eva.
took a trip down river Sunday In Mr..
Moody's motor boat. '-' ,r
c. NJ. Fossetts went Tuesday to En-
field to pass the remainder Of tho
week. !
Mrs. Sylvester Of Wiscasset and Mrs.
McCobb Of Pittston were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs George McCobb Sunday.
Miss Harris Of Chelsea is stopping
this week with her friend. Mrs. Gallon
Davis.
Mrs Beedle. Mrs. Yates and Miss
Lawrence of South Gardiner called on
Mrs. l.. I. Powers Monday.
Mrs. Henry Marson and daugh-
tiers Marjory and Helen are guests Of
their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ludy Powers.
Mr. and Mrs. William Knight ana
children of New Haven, Ct, came
Tuesday from South Gardiner to open
their house, where they will pass their
vacation.