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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-08-25
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
u S. PaitkT
[sereal No. O10024.l
L. S. LAND OFFICE. /
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
Anil MI


Apfll !, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Aurora
Consolidated Mines Company, by BENZ. J..
Henley attorney intact. whose pOstoi1iee
address is Goldhcld. Nevada, has made
application for patent for the follow
ing lode-: l4SG linear feet on the Astor
/ lode: 5000 feet on the lnterpiice lode !;
| ] 5000 / ct on the Gladus lode; 1864 linear
/ feet on the Alice c. Dennis Fraction lode !;
5000 linear feet or the South Republic
! lode; 1851 linear feet on the Revenue
/ lode: and BIOL linear feet on the Lost
| Chance lode: and Southern mill site OF
| ) 900 acres; situated in the Esmerada
| Mining district Mineral county State
of Nevada being mineral survey No. .4310
/ A n b and described by The official plat and
field notes on file in the office of the Reg
lister of Carson City Land Office rs fol lows
AstOr Lode: Beginning at cor No from
which the a cor between Sees II X Is, 1
n. r % h, VI d NJ bears n 8 deg 3s min
/ w $40 it. and running thence \ y deg
% min 4 300 IT to cor No 2. thence y 63
deg - min 1904 it to cor No 3. thence
5 26 deg ~ min 1893 g IT to cor No thence
5 63 deg - min " 1864 # to cor No 8.
thence 5 10 deg % min W 1901 it to cor No
| 6, thence n % deg 43 min W 1888 II 10 cor
No the place of beginning.
Interprice Lode: Beginning at cor No
| |. from which the cor to {, cs. II. 1S. 10 ant.
90 I n K % + NJ ID VI bears South deg
| IL min E 500 4 It and running thence y %
deg 81 min L 1900 fl to cor No 2, thence \
63 deg 43 min f 325.s TT to cor No s thence
S 25 deg 81 min w 1500 fl 10 cor No 4
thence SO deg 43 min W 1858 1T to col
No |. the place of beginning.
Alice G. Dennis Fraction lode beginning
at cor No /, from which the "A cor between
/ n II ~ N
IL dogs 81 min W llol.s IT and running
thence \ u deg % min L. 5000 II to cor NJ
thence \ 63 degS A min e 10964 It tC
cor Nos, thence $ 26o 43 min j. 25a.0 # tt
cor No 4, thence ) go 43 min w 1896 4 # tt
cor No 5. thence 5 u deg 23 min W 5000 fl
to Cor No 6, thence \ 26 deg 43 min w 25C
IT to cor No |. the place of beginning.
South Republic Lode: Beginning al
cor No |, from which the cor to Secs ] l. Is
10 and 81. L y, IL rs e NJ ID Al bears S 4.
deg 80 min w 12a66 It anG running thence
n "a deg "a min W 6l0. it to cor No 2
thence y 81 deg 43 min Is 10000 # to coi
No B. thence s rs deg "a min f. GOO # tC
cor No A. thence 5 "a deg 43 min W l500.t
1t 20 cor No |. he place OF beginning.
Revenue Lode. Beginning at cor Nc
|. from which the cor to ecs H. Is 10 s.lo
90. L n, 4 2S f NJ d NJ bears 5 ~ deg 81
min W 1921 2 1T and RUM ng hence y 2
deg 81 min f 1868 IT Ia cor M 2. thence
sc deg % min + 1922 8 # to cor No 3.thenc'
S rs deg 81 min " 30l6 it to cor No
thence n IS deg 80 min W l226.l It to co
No l the place of lightning.
Lost Chance Lode: Beginning Mt co
NO /. from which the cor to Sees II, IL. l.
and %. L n, II % L. VI d NJ bears 81
dogs AZ min w 146l.7 # and runnilis
thence n dogs SO min W G6l 4 It to coi
No 2, thence Al deg 30 min Il 1879 fl t.
cor 80 B. thence 20 deg % min L 5+6.1 f
70. No - A a IL
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-08-25
NOTICE Of APPLICATION FOR
u. S. PATENT.
Serial No. Oi00s7.
U. S. LAND OFFICE.
[ ARSON CITY. NEVADA
Nav l6. 1917

i7f'l IA NOs uIutoI.
L. S. LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY. NEVADA
May l6, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that the Anra.s
Consolidated Mines Company, bv Ii
J. Henley. Attorney-ln- act. whose non!!
office address is Goldlield Nevada 1T a
made application for patent fo, , ,a
Eureka Lone, $500 linear ieet. AMI w. ne
Eure&a Mill site of acres; both situated
in the Esmeralua Mining District. Nina.
al County. Nevada. being L. 5. Mnaea1
survey 80, 1857 A II Is and described H.,
the Oflicia plat and field notes on file y
the Office of the Il gster at Can son C,tu
Land Office as follows: ~
Eureka Lode: beginning at cor. M
from which the = cor between Secs. "a l.
10 2 y. Il % f MDM bears \ @ deT ~
min W l47G.7 IT aud running thence : d
deg 20 mlu II 5000 IT to cor No 9. theme,
S 81 deg 81 min " l5OuO # to cor. Xo )
thence y % deg go min " 5000 # to car
No. /, thence y 81 deg. 81 min. + lbo00 :,
to cor. No. /. tae place OF beginning
Eureka Mill Site: Beginning at cor M
|. from which the cor. to Secs. I, 8. II an,
Is, I y. X % E MDM bears S IS deus -
min W 1851 it and running the,co
North 1862 IT to cor No. . thence \ ~
degs 81 min Il 800 o feet 10 cor No. 3 thaneo
81 min W 800 0 1t to cor No the plaee -
beginning. Containing acres
Total area of Eureka Lode 20. 1872 acres
From this area the following conflict
areas are excluded:
Area in conflict with:
Survey No. 62. Chimpanze Lode .123 acres
Survey no. Apo. Clarence Lode 0.O38 ueres
Total area to be excluded .O.l6l acros
Leaving the total net area APP
piled for .... ......... 97l acres
of Lode ard the total area Eu-
feka MIL site ..-.......... 0000 acres
The lode line of tue Eureka Lode runs ms
follows from the discovery:
y. 81 deg 81 min Il 400 ii ans S 81 Il, .,
81 min W l199.7 tt.
The location certificates are recorded Ms
follows. Eureka Lode, in Book |, page
549. records of ESmeralda County ,NeVada.
Eureka Mill Site; Book X OF mining
locations page 4C3 records of Esmeralda
County, Nevada
SHOBER J. ROGERS.
Register.
First publication, May 10 1917.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-08-25
Wanted somethina Different.

A clerk in one of the Waterville
on Bible stories To small hoy and
after she had extolled the beauties OF
the book, the little fellow looked up
and inaocently replied, Eyes, l like
ihos" books very much. hht have sew
cral hooks by Jesus now and think
'''"e'd li''o ""''Nthinr c'so fills time
lur.iand Evening lXp.css.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-08-25
Knew His Foe.

you didn't tell me, Bobbie, you
were in fight" mo. sir; l knew
you'd hear about it from that boys
father. That's fine kind of boy he
iS."-Life.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-08-25
Rulinu Spirit Strcnu.

THAT reformed yegg is true to his
instinct. at any rate" ''lIow soT
Why, now he's trying to break into
ociety.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-08-25
,.MCDIAA-. Slayo

'McpIM-.. 'sloYon
Iolusp pun sI9MoU 10 aoJId USIq aql "a
posnUa ipu9nboLJuI lou ST., sMouY OUM
unu 9Ip paAJosqo-...s lp9 g,uuo nof lnul
aAoI NJ q9nu Us 5uloq 30 supp sIUL,,
.onII
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-08-25

Leaving net area applied for 57.O05
acres lode and 5000 acres mill site.
The lode lines run from their respective
discoveries as follows
Aston Lode: n IS deg 43 min r. 90 fl
and go 43 min w l095.5 It thence S n
deg % min W 800 IT,
lnterprice Lode % deg 81 min L 1s /
1t and % deg 81 min W 1881 3 n.
Gladus Lode: 5 Gs deg 80 min L 392. |
1T and 6S deg 50 min w llU7 1T
Alice g. Dennis Fraction Lode: N 63
deg AZ min L 5000 # and s. 63 deg AZ
min w, thence S - deg 80 min w 800 o
TT.
South Republic Lode: "a deg AZ min
b 1858 1t and 5 "a deg 43 W 7345 IT.
Revenue Lode: \ 60 deg 50 mir W
3l1.O IT and s IS deg 80 min " 9l5l IT.
Lost Chance Lode; n 20 d"g 8 min w
437 IT and S 30 deg % min l. 1887 H.
The loo ton certificates are reeor ed
etc.
Astor Lode: Book ! of Mining loca
tons. page 594, Records of Esmeralda
County, Nevaua.
lnterprice Lode: Book of mining To-
catlons,page 32l, Records of E5neralda
County, Nevada.
Gladus Lode: Book X OF Mining Io,
cltions, page 437, Records of Esmeralda
County, Nevada
Alice G. Dennis Fraction Lode: Book
| OF Mining locations, page $50 Records of
Mineral County, Nevada.
South Republic Lode: Book J of Min
ing locations. page 593 Records of Es-
meralda County, Nevada
R"venne Lode: Book of Mining To-
cations, page lS2 Records of Mineral
: 'oiuItv. Ne,lan,
LGs' aance Lode: Book OF Min
lnF locations, page 800 Records of Min
eral County. Nevada
Southern Mill Site: Book X of Mining
locations. page 404 Records of Esmer-
aida County, Nevada.
SHOBER J. ROGERS.
Register,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-08-25
Slst day of July. A. i. 1917,

At 10 O'Clock A. NJ cf said day at the
Court house in the town'of Hawthorne
county Of Mineral State of Nevada. when
and where all persons interested in said
matter are cited aud commanded to be
and appear,and then and there show cause.
if any they have. Why said will should not
he admitted to probate d the said petit.
TONERS appointed executors thereof
Dated this 10Th day of July. \. u. 1917.
:. I. KEI.SO, Clerk.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-08-25
E0TICE 70 ohtW CAUSE.

the State of Nevada in and for the
County Of Mineral
'NOICE OF HEARING PROBATE OF
WILL.
In the matter OF the estate OF Dora Eli
zabelh Fulstonc, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that John f.
Frederieks and Geo. 3. Green, having fled
in this Court II document nurporting to be
the last will and Testament of Dora Eliza
beth Fuistone, deceased, and "A petition
PRAYING that the same he admitted to
probate the he ring thereof has boon
lis ed for Tuesday. the
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-08-25

Ia the District Court OF the Seventh III
dicinl District CT the State of Nevad;
III and for the County of Mineral
M.nnola NJ O'Brien aud Anna ". Moore
rs eXecatrices OF The last will al test
ament of Patrick Edward O'i}ripn. de
eeused. plaintiffs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-27

ceiyed favorable Interpretation while
the receipt by the state department OF
the so-called proposals OF the Russian
Radicals was ignored as market fac
tor.
Reactions of the morning ranged
from IL 10 3 IL points in General
Electric, General Motors and Pullman,
TIE latter falling to 123 1-2, its lowest
quotation in many years. Other equip
n,ents and specialties lost to points
during the same period, but rallied
smartly with oils, tobaccos and sun
Cry war shares in the final hour.
United States Steel featured the
more active dealings of the afternoon,
advancing from So rs to 80 is. within
a fraction of its best of the month.
Prcft-taking reduced this advantage
by half point, steel closing at net
gain of ! ga points. Other leaders also
yielded part of their etrexme advances.
Total sales amounted to $50, 900 shares.
Bonds were decidedly flrmer, al
though internationals showed some ir-
regularity. Liberty issues were active,
the as at 1888 to 9S.02 and the 8 1-2's
at $3.50 10 1902. Total sales (par val
ucs) aggregated s3,4a5. 600. United States
bonds (old issues were unchanged on
call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-27
Boston Stock Market
New York Produce Market

New York. Nov. 81;
FLOUR-Quiet; spring patents lN551,
l0S5; winter patents 1904 1875; winter
straights l020n 1850; Kansas straights 1lO0
Oils. law
CORN-Spot firm; new yellow oc2 cost
and freight New York Today shipment:
Argentine 205Q2lo fob cars New York TO
arrive.
0ATS-Spot frmer; standard 7967as
PURk-Strong; mess 500; family 54OG6
0ot0: short clear 52l0d5100.
LARD-Easy; middle west 279002Soo.
BCTTER-Firm; receipts 1880: creamery
higher than extras 47an4S: creamery ex-
tras, 81 score, a: frsts i3Gl4sa; seconds %
M42l
EGGS-steady: receipts 1888: fresh gath
cred extras 5iu5S; extra frsts 55D56: irsts
52nG; seconds $3.50; refrigerator speciaI
marks A134l; refrigerator firsts 32jd33s :
state, Pa. and neaby western hennery
whites fine to fancy 7217s; state, Pa. ana
nearby hennery browns 5S662
POTATOES-Steady; Maine in bulk IN
lbs. 3l5l429; Long Island bulk 425n475 :
state. Pa. and western bulk 345m375: Ter.
sey round bag 325Gl340: sweets Jersey No.
] basket 150@20o: southern yellow barrels
160di 100.
SUGAR-Raw steady: centrifugal $50.
molasses e02; refined steady: cult loaf as5
crushed 500; mould A Ss5: cubes $40:
XNNN powdered S55; powdered $50; fms
granulated s35; diamond A So: conrection-
ers A S25: No. $50.
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ROME

SOUTH--Maurice Charles has re-
turned home after a short visit in Bos-
ton. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Clement Of East
Pond camps have gone to Florida for
the winter.
w. D. Damren and Fred Robinson
were in Augusta on business Monday
School on the Point taught by
Charlie Young OF Norrdgewock closed
Friday for a two weeks vacation.
One OF the twin girls of Iva Went
worth is i'll with diphtheria The
school which she attended has been
closed and the family quarantined. IT
is hoped the disease won't spread any
farther.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-27
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in Al
the Leading Stocks

New York. Nov. 26.--The stock mar
ket was in a receptive mood today on
a moderate volume Of operations.
Events over the weekend were OF
such varied character as to further
confuse speculative sentiment during
the forenoon but the list hardened
perceptibly later. war issues manifest
ing marked strength.
Rails were the hesitant and uncer-
tain features, the proposed pooling of
the eastern roads as a war measure
evidently giving rise to uneasiness.
Western issues and Pacifics were no
less influenced. however, than coalers
and the trunk lines.
A sharp rally in Tires accompanied
the news that the Italian forces were
continuing their stout resistance. Lat
est advices from the western front re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-27
MADISON
Warrants Posted for Meetiaks1
Water District and Village
Corporation - New OYerseer
at Wooden Mills

Two warrants were posted Saturday
afternoon. one for q meeting Of the
Madison Water District, ana oua for
q meeting Of the Madison Village Cor
poration to be held In Firemsn's hall
on the evening OF Dec. 8. The arti-
cles Of interest for tho Water District
meeting are to see II the district will
vote to instruct its trustees to let
ison Village Corporation to be used
as additional power for its municipal
electric light plant. Also to see If the
district will vote to instruct its trus-
tees to sell the property known as the
upper pumping plant. Immediately fol-
lowing the Water District meeting will
come the Corporation meeting and the
principal article of interest is to see
Ii the Corporation will vote to instruct
its trustees to hire the lower pump
ing plant from the Madison Water
District and use its machinery to de-
velop electric power for its municipal
electric light plant.
j. j. McCray returned Saturday
from hunting trip to the Dead River
region with a large buck deer.
t: Mari of Skowhegan has accepted
position as overseer of the spinning
department of the Madison wooden
mill and will commence his duties this
week. Mr.. Mari takes the position
vacated by James Thompson who has
been overseer for the past few weeks
William Burwood has gone to COTS
Falls. New Hampshire, where he has
a position as overseer of the spinning
department in a wooden mill.
&c. II .Marden and daughter, Ruth,
who were called to North CONWAY, \,
H.. Wednesday. by the death of Mr..
Marden's mother, returned home Sat
urday night.
Mrs. Mabel Adams. who has been the
guest of her sister Mrs. Laura Brooks,
for the past week, returned Monday
morning 10 her home in Camden.
DIR. r. n. Randall of Lewiston ar
rived in Madison Monday. being call
ed here by the illness of his father,
d. III. Randall
Mrs. Roy Haywood Of Bingham was
the guest Monday of Mr. and Mrs. G.
". Haynes at their residence on Gar
field street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-27
CADET REGIMENT AT
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE

Orono, Me-. Nov. 24.-Maj. F. r
Lang, U. 8. A., military instructor al
the University of Maine. has announc-
ed the permanent officers of the Ca
Diet Regiment which has been in pro-
cess of reorganization. The regiment
now has two battalions of three com.
panies each.
Cadet majors are Clarence 3. Ste
phenson, Portland, and Donald NJ
Libby, Limerick. Frank E. Donovan
Turner's Falls. Mass, is regimental ad-
jutant. and Samuel E. Jones. Augusta
battalion adjutaAt. The commission
ed officers of each company are:
Co. A-Capt. Alfred c. Sturgis. Au-
burn; list lieutenant, Willard Wight
Berlin, n. H.; I'd lieutenant, Samuel
w. Collins. Caribou.
Co. B-Capt. Edwin A. Riley, Liver
more Falls; 1st lieutenant, Curtis L.
Caswel. Hiram; I'd lieutenant. Ken
meth T. Young. Arlington. Mass.
Co. Capt. Clifford P. Larrabee,
Old Town: LIST lieutenant, Stanley n.
Holt. Dorchester, Mass. I'd lieuten-
ant, Myron A. Mitchell. South Ber-
wick.
Co. D-Capt. Hamlyn N. Robbins,
Scarboro: LIST lieutenant, Charles NJ
Ziegler. South Boston, Mass: I'd lieu
tenant, Cony A. Duncan, Augusta.
Co. E-Capt. Allen B. Rowe, Port
land LIST lieutenant, Clifford NJ. Win
ter. Kingfeld: I'd lieutenant, Ralph NJ
Kendall, Biddeford.
Co. F-Capt. Norman d. Plummer,
1-A
Lawrence E. Morrow, Saco; I'd lieuten-
ant, Charles r. Niles. Rumford.
Supply officers. Capt. John c. F. Oar
rah, East Boston; I'd lieutenant. Sam
uel W. Collins. Caribou.
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MARKET GARDEN, SMALL FRUITS

and Poultry Farm. 9S acres. is under
cultivation. IL in pasture. in wood lot
$50 apple trees, pear and plum trees. Well
with pump in yard. well in field, spring
in pasture; S-room house with blinds. ell.
woodshed, carriage house, all painted
white. Barn 35x45. clapboarded and
painted fine basement; hay fork. ice
house in barn. modern open front hen
house 12sx4o Brooder house with coal
burning brooder stove used one. season.
All buildings in good repair; 2 miles from
Fairfield village, hustling manufactur-
ing town, on the Maine Central railroad,
and connected with Waterville by cleo
tries; miles from Waterville. the seat Of
Colby college and the Central Maine
State fair. Exceptional educational priv
leges. Illness of owner reason for sell
ing. Inquire of Rev. A 7. Craig. Glen
craigen, Fairfield, Me. Phone 4l-6 or E.
l.. Craig, Waterville, Phone 12s.
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BELGRADE

Mrs. VIII Il. Farnham and daughter
Elsie have returned from a two weeks
visit with relatives in Cambridge, Mass
Mrs. Alphonso Farnham OF Cambridge,
Mass. has been passing the week with
her sister, Mrs. Frank ]. Lord. Mr.. Farm.
ham arrived Saturday and both have
gone to Augusta to pass Thanksgiving
day with Mr.. Farnham's mother.
Miss Alice Spaulding, who is teaching
at Georgetown, Is at home for q weeks
vacation,
Mrs. Blake. teacher IN the Lowell school,
has gone to her home in New Gioucss-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle c. LORD are In
springvale and are receiving conyratula-
tons on tho arrival of . son.
Wednesday evening, Nov. 70, the
three-act drama. Deacon Dubles,n will
be presented at Belgrade Grange hall
under the auspices Of Belgrade Grange.
After the play there will be q dance
and supper. Those taking part are
Iona Nelson. Helen Russell, Lauren
Kelley, Leighton Castle, Clarence
Chase, Bert Roberts. Charles Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wadleigh have
moved to the Depot for the winter.
having rented the James Tebhetta
house.
James Tebbetts ana family left Bel
grade Saturday for Florida, where
they will pass the winter.
Mrs. Fannie M. Bickford, who makes
her homo with her daughter. Mrs.
James Walter Hanson, Of East Mt.
Vernon, left Saturday for Dover, N.
H.. where she will visit her son.
Mrs. John F. Hanson passed the
weekend with Mrs. J. w. Hanson Of
East Mt. Vernon.
Harry Hewitt 1. confined to his
home by illness.
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Capt. Geo. w. Abbott, sucksport

Capt. George w. Abbott died at his
home in Bucksport Sunday morning
aged so. He was for many years a
master mariner. sailing large ships
from New York and Boston on foreign
voyages. He was for IL years in the
furniture business in Bucksport, serv-
ed term in the State House Of Rep
resenattives and for nine years was
a selectman. Two sons, Montelle w
Abbott, an Ellsworth lawyer, and
Prof Herbert l.. Abbott of the Uni
versity Of Michigan. also daughter
Miss Blanche l.. Abbott of Bucksport
survive. He belonged to tho Masons
and A. o. u. W.
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BELFAST
Death of Oldest Member>Waldo
Lodg e-Surgical Dressings
Committee Needs a Larger
Room

Lucius Walton, a charter member of
Waldo Lodge. I. o. o. F.. and its Oldest
member. died Monday morning at his
home In Belfast at the age of 50 years
and months. He had been i'll only about
six weeks. Mr.. Walton was born in Bel
fast Aug. 10. 1886. and this had been his
home from childhood. In his younger
days he worked in a local shipyard, hav-
ing charge Of the lumber, but at all times
he was farmer and kept his acres I'M
der fine cultivation. After retiring from
the shipyard Mr.. Walton FOR many years
ran a milk route. He Is survived by his
wife, who was formerly Miss Josephine
Sweetser Of Belfast. and one daughter
Miss Grace Walton. principal of the Nc
Lellan school In this city. Two sisters are
all that remain OF his fathers family,
Mrs. Sarah A. Hilton Of Belfast and Mrs
Lucy E. Hennessey Of Butte. Mont Mr..
Walton was man devoted to his family
and home and beloved by all who knew
him. In addition to the Waldo Lodge he
was member of Aurora Rebekah Lodge
and was an attendant of tho Universalist
church. Funeral services will be held on
Wednesday at 2.30. Rev. a. A. Smith OF
Bangor, formerly Of Belfast. officiating.
While for some time two of the tin
boxes for gathering funds for the destl-
tute children OF the Allies have been plac-
ed In the city, the placing of three more
will be of interest to many who desire
TO help in this good work. The boxes can
now be found in the Windsor Hothel, the
public library, the James H. Howes store,
Mrs. Z. z. Carries store ana Darby's con-
fectionery store. 1t is asked that people
drop in three cents or more, as three
cents will feed child one meal. These
boxes are for the children and others
who can spare the pennies and they are
conveniently placed SO that the pennies
or larger sums may be dropped in by
anyone. Miss Louise Hazeltine of Bel
fast is the official ox-opener for this
city and Mrs. VIM. Hooke of Castine Is
chairman for Maine.
Ire local surgical dressings committee
of the Red Cross is rapidly outgrowing its
quarters and as the need OF dressings is
constantly growing it is urgent that a
larger room be had. This is the question
which confronts the committee at pres
ent At Saturdays meeting it was i'm
possible to make as many Of the larger
larger congresses as were needed owing
to the space at tables which the folding
Of the gauze takes. II larger room
could be secured there are many who
would Join the classes and double the
work could be accomplished
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Boston Produce Market

BEEF-Choice whole cattle Gag.
SPRING BRAN-i25Oa42
BUTTER-Northern 44tm45; western a,
143a.
CHEESE-New York twins 24d@.
CORNING. 2 yellow $50.
EGGS-Choce hennery and nearby 741
IS; western 70d75.
FLOUR-Spring patents 1075a1l25.
HAY-No. / grade 26@G
Handspring 24G25.
MINED FEED-445G14750
OATS-Na = clipped white 500.
PORK-Medium backs 81
pOTATOES-250d275 per 100 pounds.
SUGAR-Granulated % Dbl. lots SIS
EEAI-11G17.
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Grange Nez0S
Belgrade Grange
Belgrade Grange held its meet

Belgrade Grange held its meeting Satur-
day. Nov. "a. with q present. A very In
teresting program was given: Song by
the choir; reading. Bro. John NJ. Cum
mings; recitation, Sister Iona Nelson: rec
itation, Sister Mabel F'rude: paper.
Thanksgiving" Sister Helen E. Russell /;
reading, Bro. Clarence P. Chase; clip
pings Sister Nellie c. Pray. At the close
of the meeting the young people enjoyed
a social hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-27
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, Nov. 20.
Increasn supplies had a bearish effect
today on corn. hut talk of big export
sales Of oats formed some thing of a coun-
terpoise. Corn finished unsettled, sl.H "a
January and sl.19 IS May, with the close
as a whole ranging ga decline to IS ad-
vance compared with Saturdays latest
figures. Oats gained to Il net. The
outcome in provisions varied from a Set
back Of u to a rise Of a.