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CENTRAL POWERS TALK
PEACE IN NEAR FUTURE
Won Bethmann Hollweg Will Visit
Turkey Shortly After Reich
stag Adjourns.
WILL SETTLE ALL DIFFERENCES
Turks Terms Not in Accord With
Huns'-Fear Growing That Islam
ties Will Be Sacrificed in Order to
End the War.

MUNICH, July 1.-THE "Muenchener
Neuste Nachrichten learns from Ber-
lin that the Imperial Chancellor, DR..
Won Bethmann-Hollweg. will go to Con-
stantinople Immediately after the mid
summer session of the ReichstaE, T.
return the recent visit of the Turkish
/ Grand Vizier, Talaat Pasha, to Berlin
In spite OF the assurance Of the Ber-
lin Foreign Office that the trip Of the
Chancellor would no. be Of political
Importance. it is believed the peace
conditions of the central powers are
to be thoroughly discussed in num-
Der of conferences between the Chan
cellor. the Sultan. Enver Pasha and
Talaat Pasha.
When Germany and Austria Hun
gary gave out that they practically
agreed to the Russian program OF peace
without annexations and indemnities,
they acted without consulting Turkey
They took for granted that the Turk
fsh leaders would agree 10 everything
but have since learned they were mis-
taken in this assumption. Tho Turks
are willing to open the Dardanelles and
TO make certain concessions in re-
gard to frontier regulations in the
Caucasus. but they want guarantees
that the part of Mesopotamia now in
the hands Of the British and all Of
Arabia shall be returned to them
They also do not fancy the thought
Of burying their hopes for the recon
quest of Egypt and Tripoltania
Throughout Turkey the fear is gain
ing that the nation will be sacrificed to
bring about the end of the war. The
opposition parties use this feeling for
their purposes. and have renewed their
agitation for separate peace. Their
organs openly declare that very ia
vorable conditions could be had from
the entente powers and they evidently
know what they speak of, because it
is an open secret that three of the op-
position leaders were in Switzerland
about two months ago and conferred
with English. French and Italian dip
lomats.
The Turkish government is un-
doubtedly loyal to it's allies. but it may
be forced to change its attitude by the
well-financed agitation for n separate
peace. The opposition leaders are
abundantly supplied with funds from
some source. and have bought two in
huential papers which now attack the
government and the central powers
fiercely.
The Budapest paper. Az Est, recent
~ expressed the fear that British gold
anc British promises might be sue
cessful in Turkey at the critical mo-
n.ent.
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u
ITALIAN REVOLUTION GROWS
Radical Wing of Socialists Giving Gov-
ernment Trouble by Infinmmatory
speeches In Provinces =.

BERN. July 1.-THE revolutionary
movement started by the radical wing
OF the Italian Socialists is becoming
serious. Rome, Genoa and Milan
papers arriving here report the arrest
or many agitators who travel through
the small towns and rural districts and.
try to stir up trouble by violent
speeches.
The Socialist peace advocates recent
~ issued and circulated manifested
In. which they claim that the war 10
lost. and that Italy cannot hold ont,
another winter even with the financial;
aid Of the United States. The radi.
calls openly preach the overthrow ox
the government and charge the King
and the ministers with treason against,
the people. Thousands OF copies OF
the manifesto have been conflscatsd
and destroyed by tho police. -
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MEXICAN NOAH'S ARK BILL
PROPOSAL Made to Supply Each AEri-
cuiturist With Pair of Farm
Yard Fowls md Animals

MEXICO CITY. July IA project
recently was submitted to Rafael
N1eto. Under-Secretary of Finance,
winch evolved new idea for the
financial betterment OF the poorer agri
cultural classes of Mexico. Among
the employees of the Department of
Finance II is known as the Noan's Ark
Dill. 1t proposes that the government
either give to each agricultural family
or aid each family to buy two pigs.
two goats. two rabbits, a hen and a
rooster. duck and drake and pairs
OF other farm yard animals. The pro-
1ect asserts that with but little care
and expense. the natural inc.ease of
these families would speedily drive
the wolf from the doors of tire Mexi.
can agriculturists.
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Baker Signs Pledge
for Economy Meal
Other High Officials and En-
ployccs Of Government TO
Aid in Food Conservation.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-"I take
pleasure in starting this movement in
my department by signing the first of
the blanks myself remarked Secre-
tary Of War Newton d. Baker as he
signed this pledge:
Wishing to aid my country during
the war. l promise:
II. TO eat one wheatless meal a day.
"2. To eat beef, mutton or pork not
more than once day
80. To economize in the use of butter.
a. To cut my daily allowance of
sugar in tea or coffee and In other
ways.
"5. To cat more vegetables. fruit and
fish.
restaurants I frequent the necessity of
economy"
This is the copsumers' pledge, to be
circulated among workers in all gov
eminent departments. Thousands al
ready have been signed. Secretary
Daniels wrote he has given his per-
sonal Endorsement to the signing of the
pledge. and he is urging employees of
the Navy Department to sign IT.
Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo
informed the 1000 administration that
he Will make personal canvass of the
division heads Of his department. to OBJ
tain signatures
In indorsing this movement. Secre-
tary Of Commerce Redield wrote: 81
am heartily in sympathy with tn. en-
deavors of the food administration, and
Will do my part to enlist the employees
OF my department."
Attorney-General Gregory states he
Will urge Department of Justice en-
ployees to sign. Every member Of the
national advisory committee for aero
nautics and the United States Board of
Mediation and Cancellation have placed
their signatures to the pledge. Headed
by Herbert d. Brown, chief. the en-
ployees Of the United States Bureau of
Efficiency have signed. as have twenty
one employees Of the United States
employees compensation committee
1t is hoped by this pledge to have
consumers re-enforce the signing and
keeping of the pledge for housewives
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snmmie. violate rhl. Inv.

PARIS. July 14.-American troops
are proving quite orderly in general.
but there Is one law of the land they
have badly fractured.
All singing and music are forbidden
In French cafes and restaurants, yet
the Yankee boys often gather in quar-
tets and teach the Canadians and
Australians tho newest New York rag
time. The French authorities wink at
the practice,
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STEPHEN E. KNIGHTS DEAD
Last Survivor of Crew which Accom-
panied Perry On Expedition
to Japan.
IBy Associated Preaa.

. LYNN, MASS, July 14.-Stephen E.
Knights, said to have been the last
survivor OF the crew which accom-
panied Commodore Matthew c. Perry
on his expedition to Japan in 1853,
died at his home here yesterday. He
was eighty-two years old. Il
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CONTINUED on Tenth. Page.)
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EVERYTHING COMPLETES IN
THESE TENTED cyTT

Roads! Certainly. Every city will
be independent except for food, and
that will be supplied from the outside.
Fire departments are to be established
In every one Of the camps; there will
be railroad yards with complete trana-
portation facilities, complete sewage
and garbage ineinerating systems and
hundreds e othSr, conveniences neces-
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

Elsewhere In this issue of the
Banner will be found a statemen,
by ward- of the registration had
ID the Parish Of st. Nary on June
9th. under the Army act, I,
shows that our young men re-
sPonded most credltabIy to their
country's Call. Some months ago
when 4 call was made 90 the Par.
In IT st Mary for volunteef- to
Nil up the ,mmands of the
National Guards to 4 War strength
the Perish Of s.. Mary exceeded
IL. quo'a. l. has al 4 ays been &C
in the past, and it will be 80 in the
~ ure. The -ons of St. Mary viii.
always be found in the foremost,
VI patriotic duty.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Frank ia Self.Cu!ture Club
has changed it's days Of meeting
As tn result Of a discus ion at the
last meeting. a N notion was carried
that the Club shall meet every
o'hcr W. dn. sd ". Thu next NEE :
ing l. to b. held on Wednesday,
June IL In the Mayors council
room at 4 O'Clock An attractive
Programne has been planned, and
Judge Baker will address the CLUB
Let us have all the memb re- pre-.
ent and others interested 10 our
WORK are cordially Invited to
attend.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

We publish else where in to-.
days issue of the Banner. a motto >
from Major 5. L. Schley that
about June 14.h, spraying water
hyacintns on Bayou Teche will
com nence, and all inhabita nts on
the Bayou are cautioned TO keep
their live stock away from the
stream while spraying is in prog
ress.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09
Old sutton obile- made ae 200 d
% new BY g. $ BRDNN.

':.The AiepsiOe Girl" featuring
Margu' n = Clark Oh the Para.
mount Program, vii be the at
9action at q e Opera Hou,e on
Wednesday. June Is. This is a
charming phuepplay with Ave
reeJs crammed with Intensely ID.
eerestina action and Favored with
she spice Ut MARneri,e C!ark'-
own tuuche- Of humor aud occa.
sionAl pathos Tbis production
was directed by ] Searie Dawley
Of the Famous Plsyefs Film Co.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09
Meeting of Board Of Super
visors OF Road District
No. 9.

| me BOARD or supervisors OF ROa
District No. = of the Parish of 81
Mary met at eleven O'Clock A. NJ
June 4, 1917, in accordance with tn
terms OF adjournment for the pur
pose OF opening bids for the purchas
OF Eighty Thousand Dollars $3.50
OOO,Ool bonds of Road District No.
OF the Parish of ST. Mary voted at a,
election held on April 10th, 1917
There were present:
| Messrs. J. c. Clausen, Oscar Boud
reaux and |. S. Wooster.
Absent: None.
Mr.. II. l.. FavrOt, Attorney of the
Board was also present and read the
advertisement under which the BOMBS
were to be sold After reading OF the
SAID advertisement, promptly after
eIeten 0 clock, there was found TO be
one bid in the following terms, to-wit ::
Centrevil1e, La, June 4, 1917.
Board of Supervisors, Road District
No. 2, Parish of St. Mary, Centre.
vile, La:
Gentlemen
For the sS0.00O.00 bonds of Road
District No. ? of the Parish of St.
Mary. dated July 1, 1917, denomina.
tons $4,000 each, bearing interest at
the rate Of five per cent per annum.
payable at such place or places a.
may be designated and said boras
numbered from ! to $50 inclusive. And
maturing as per schedule furnished 10
US from 1918 to 134S inclusive, We
oHer you upon delivery of bonds to
US, par, accrued interest from date of
bonds to the date of delivery.
1t is understood that as a cousidsra.
ton for this bid we are to name Thu
Centreville Bank as depository and
nscaI agent for the district. the funds
TO be carried in said bank without
interest.
We will accept the bonds upon de.
livery with properly certified trans.
script OF all proceedings leading to
their issue together with the anproy.
ing opinion of H. L. Favrot of New
Orleans and John C. Thomson OF
New York,
We enclose herewith certified
cheque to the order of the President
Of the Board Of Supervisors of Road
District No. 2 OF the Parish of St.
Mary to the amount of TWENTY-FIVE
Hundred Dollars s2,5OO.00) to be held |
by you until the delivery of the bonds |
ana then applied as part payment of
he purchase price, or to be forfeited
% the district as liquidated damages
n case OF our failure to fulfill the
conditions or terms OF this bid: the
,neque to be returned to US in case
he bid Is rejected
Respectfully.
tSigned) n. S. NORDYKE
On motion Mr.. Clauseu. seconded by
.Ir. Wooster:
The bid OF MIR, H. S. Nordyke was
uly accepted and the president was
Instructed to deliver the bonds To Mr.
I. ). Nordyke upon his payment OF
ne purchase price thereof, in accord.
nee with the terms of his bid
Inc vote on this ordinance was as
blows. ~
Yeas: Boudreaux, clauseu. Woos.
Nays: None,
And the ordinance vas declared .
1Opted ~
There being no further business the
GARD adjourned,
l. the undersigned Secretary of the
oard OF Supervisors of Road District
O. 2 OF the Parish Of St. Mary, do
ereby certify that the above and
'regolng Is a true and correct COPY
The proceedings of meeting of the
oard OF Supervisors Of Road District
o. 2 OF the Parish Of st. Mary held
Centrev.!le, Louisiana, on the 4th
ny of June, 1917,
Centreville. La, June s, 1917,
/ s. WOOST n
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For Tinwsre 60 to Neil McNeil's
B aud voc store,

ers O. M Dewitt, who has bee q
iof the last sevsn years the 90 wyer
lnShe large sawnill of the Albert
Haueou Lumber Co. at Garden
City. has resigned his position
khT1he Hanson Company. H.
has fsmov d his family 10 Frank
lin Tor the present. Mr.. De Witt
has made many friends here, and
ie one OF our most highly resp cited
oil iyeus.
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Wheelwright and H ,rse sho aiu 2
G. S. BRENN,

NJ. Chris Smith died at his
home near Franklin last Saturda
night ct the age II Al years. H.
had been 10 bad b. .I.h Tor son >
time. He was buried Sunday
evening from the Catholic Church
He IL .urvived by a widow aud
sseveo daaGht ~ r, them 10.
An ne+ ektNnds its sincere sym
-&thy In thpir b. eav. m-nt.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

Z Jack Pickford. Who il support.
ing Vivian Martin ia the Lasky
Paramount production of the
The Girl at Home" which will BE-
seen At the Opera Hou on FRI
day. June IS h, had more or less
difficulty 10 me early part Of the
picture in forgn,ti' 4 that he was
not deaf and dumb H had j,-'
finished his starring vehicle, : The
Dummy" under the direction Of
the Fam US Players Company
and had grown so ccusipmed 70
taking with his hands that when
Director Marshall Neilan gave him
q line to say, he Immediately pro-
ceeded to spell it out on his fng r.
much to the CONSERVATION of the
Photographer.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

The registration under the Army
act Oh Tu sday last passs of
here quietly. The registration
at the Franklin poll amounted to
732, and at B 4ldwin 239, a total ~
the Third Ward of 966, both white
and colored.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

Do somethiug today to SAKE the
lives that you know yoy can aid
IL savlng Sub-c ibe yourself to
one or more boyd-; get your
1fleuds to eNh~tfibe; give Lib.
eftx~Lodn Bridgr, or a Liberty
Loan Tea, or some form of enter.
tsinment which will raise fu Ids to
buy bonds with.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

The commencement exercises OF
st. Johns Academy will b h Id
1t the Opera House on Thursday
night, June a. The program will
be unusu lily Interesting aud in
structive. Don't fail 10 attend
Tickets on sale at Fosters Drug
Store. The public is cordially in
tited to attend.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

There will be dag raising at
the ST. Joseph Academy in Char
enton on Sunday, June 17'h, at 6
p n Eloquent and Apr pirate
addresses will be made by Judge
w. G. Baker. Hon Wilson 7 Pet
erman. aud l.. 0 Pec3t and others
Following the Il g raising will b.
the ,mmencsment exerci rs of
tn" ST. Joseph Academy, during
which will b. the cunferringa Of
diplomas. and midas will be con-
ferred on the pupils who have
eaened Them. Refreshments will
be served on the grounds The
entertain men. will be m 81 enj ~
ab'eA-a Don't fail to attend it
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09
Wanted.

foslti n as sugar boiler
tor refining graduated SUI.
gars. Eight years experience.
Best Of references.
A, J. LENoRxAnn,
saarsltQp, Ia,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

There will be given by the ladies
OF the Civic League an entertain
ment on Tuesday. June 10Th Ad-
mission 10 and Is cents This en-.
tertainment is given for a worthy
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

We are pleased to state that
Ernest D. Latham. son of the
editor OF the Banner, who volun-
teered several months agp 10 the
U. s. Navy. has been promoted to
the position of clerk Vt the division
o. the u. ). s. Seattle. The chip
left to-day for France.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

Neil McNell's and 10 Cen,
store has novelties Of all kinds
Give US call.
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to pay. and ida"
~, suoolement to the st. Mary Banner ss Affairs

residence. has be = /
from the Kyle Lnmb'r Con-
by Prof ,viaI Colt
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

W. are glad to learn that our
young friend, Mr.. T.os. jones
whS haS bean q Camp Fort Logan
near Lttele Rock, Ark for severa.
vssks. has been promoted for IF :.
1cieooy and IL now arst lieutenan
ID the engineer d, par,meas of the
army. Lieut.. Jones IL a ST. Mary
boy and is Z gradua e OF the Lou.
isiana State Universi'v. He has
0osved In the U s. eukin-,rlae
department. o. the lstnnu, u
Panama, aud Il fully qualiA d to
pet1ofm the du iea OF the D -tion
osoigued to him. The B.ouer
heartily oongtatH Atea Ii u. Joass
aud bee peak for him TIL suoc "a
and promotion which ability All
faithful service des@rv
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

Cane carts for sale and repaired
ct reasonable prices C. S. BRENN.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

W. take orders for ice cream
bricks. First.cIass service guar.
teed. SAM SERIO,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09
WA RNING.

Spraying wafer hy aciuths on
oay"u Teche will CONNIE nce abou
June l4th. 1911. Size thc SPA, i.
ug solution l. poisonous aud ani.
mails NAV b, killed oy drinking
the str, q w,trr OF eating the
ekr"y d plants, the inns bit .nts
are oauionrd to keep tn IL NV
etock away from the str am viii 9
sprAyI' is ia pro .ress and TO-.
three or four days shet f ct.
]. L. SCHLEv
Major. Corp OF Engineers
MONEY 10 Lend on Real
Estate. ST, MARY BulL--Sa
ASSOCIATION. PattersQa. La,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

The Pc ice Jury held H. regular
monthly session on w dnr-day
last. The official procee ding7 will
be found elsewhere ia TODAY
issue
-.-am at 81 per gallon Best
on the market. Half ,.iln soc.
SAM SERIO.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

n, We are pleased TO state thar cur
you & fri nd. Mr.. w tier ) Ber-
wick. who underwent an operation
Ut the st. Mary SaEitarium two
weeks ago, is on the road to re.
COveFy,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

Saw your old books and maya
zine--they are worth money. F.
r Blakesley buys them. Phone
1863.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

W. 'ak- ord-is for ice cream
0rtcks. Ftfst.class service guar.
0uteed. SAM SERIO.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

Monday, June T. ercha ndise
stock, credits. cotton and sugar
fac ors and brokers'.
iu' sday. Jun 10 March q disc,
-tock, credits, cotton and suyar
.ctors and brokers,
Wednesday, June 20. All indus-
trial aud manufacturing plants
not included above.
Thursday, June 81. Miscellane.
Gus property.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09
Total

Total 1879
WILBUR II. KRAMER, Secty.
Board of Registration.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

Ice cream at 81 per gallon. Best
on the market. q gallon soc.
SAM SERIO
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-06-09

Fruit jsr4 Of AL sises ct Mel
ElA and 0ass.0ys.l
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Registered Optonetrist

We make a speciality Of 'rrecting muscular trouhl,
and curing those horrible headaches when caused nv e
strain :
DR.. II. l.. Drnkker Graduate Optometlst under tb
State Laws OF California who has practiced over seyent
years, is located with
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REACH.

REACH.
Mrs. 8. T. Lowe and daughters are home
from visit in Rockland.
A. E. Smith Of Boston is spending few
weeks at "Oakhurst Farm"
Mrs. Mary Gray OF Somerville, Mass, is
the guest Of Mrs. 3. X. johnson.
Charles Curtis and family have returned
to Weymouth, Mass, after the summer
here.
Benjamin Lamont, wife and three
grandchildren OF Wollaston, Mass, are at
"Melrose cottage"
r. N. Knight and family OF Maiden,
Mass, are guests Of his parents, Levi
Knight and wife.
Miss Martha G. Knight arrived Sunday
from New York, where she has been at
tending the summer session OF Columbia
college.
Hazel Adams entertained her young
friends Wednesday afternoon, her leighth
birthday, ct the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Margaret Adams.
Aug. 80. L.
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DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Emery Ellis and daug hter,lof Rock
land, are visiting at Lewis Ellis.
DIR. Fred Powers, dentist, OF Forest Hill,
Mass, is spending few weeks in town.
Mrs. Estelle HASKELL and Irene Haskell
have returned to their home in Roslindale,
Mass.
Rev. o. J. Guptill, who has been taking
q course in summer school in Vermont,
10 1t home.
Horace Haskell, who has been employed
as foreman on Pennsylvania railroad, is
at home for the rest Of the year.
James Pringle, superintendent OF schools
At Portsmouth, with his family, who
have spent their vacation at their cottage,
left tor home Monday.
Prof. Bsrton Cook and wife, who have
been visiting at DR.. H. w. Small's, have
rome to Portland, where Mr.. Cook will
teach chemistry in the high.school.
Aug. n. hAA.
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COUNTY NEWS
NORTH ORLAND.

Miss Annie Jack Of Bra dford is teaching
the Carter school.
Mrs. Henrietta Billings, who has been
in Surry few weeks, is home.
Mrs. George Spencer and two children,
OF veazie, have been visiting here.
Mrs. H. r. Bates and little granddaugh-
ter, Merle Patterson, have gone to Derby.
Miss Doris Maddocks of East Holden
was the guest of Miss Mae Ridley, re-
Gently.
Will Everett and Will Perry Of Orland,
are painting and repairing the school
house in the Fred Gray district.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs. M. W.
CHM in the sudden death Of her brother,
Edward Msddocks, at his home in
Augusta.
Mrs. Walter Saunders and son Olin, OF
Cambridge, Mass, left Tuesday. Mrs.
Saunders husband has been called to his
duty as merchant marine engineer.
Aug. n. b.