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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-03

Subsemnatii prin aceasta con-
vocam pc toti fratii Romini din
orasul Massillon, Ohio, la mare
adunare poporala, pc care planu-
i'm sa tinem, Dumineca in 6 Oc-
tombrie 1918, la ora ] p. m., in
hala Col. Host. 1nvitam indeo-
sebi pc membrii societatii din loc.
F Scopul adunarei este infiinta-
rea unei sectiuni a ,,Ligei Natio-
male ROmine".
Astazi mai multi ca Ori 81 cind,
trebue sa ne organizam politices-
te 81 sa aratam dorintele 81 cere-
rile. Astazi numai moi suntem IL
beri 81 daca nici moi nu vom spu-
ne ce dOrim, atunci nu ne mai
putem pune in sirul oamenilor.
De aceea deci, veniti toti fratilor
romini, ca sa punem temelie ace
stei sectiuni 81 sa ascultam GU
vintele 81 povetele vorbitorului
nOstru eel vOm avea intre moi,
adeca dOmnului Iulius E. V.
Ioanovici, secretarul eXecutiv al
Ligei Rationale 81 redactor la
renumitul nostru ziar America
Veniti fratilor, veniti cit de
multi. Veniti toti.
In numele comitetuiui de pre-
yatire:
Massillon, Ohio, in l Octom-
orie 1918.
I. Folea, presedinte.
Bucur Steicanea, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-03

picioarele autocratismului militia
rismului 81 despotismului pentru
eternitate.
Frat Romini de pretutindenea!
Acum momentul de criza
Sa sarm Gu totii pentru a COO
pera 81 ajuta pc Uncle Sam Gu
munca, Gu banii, curagiu, patri-
otism, Gu totii impreuna vom cis-
tiga razboiul. Atunci viitorul ne
va suride 81 sarmana Europa va
Fl liberia. - Prin aceasta visul
Rominilor de pretindenea Sc va
realiza.
Frati Romini!
Ne luind in seama acest APPEL 81
neajutind aceasta tara care lupta
pentru dejugarea micilor natiuni
ce stau de secole de ami subjuga-
tel police marilor puteri Gen.
trale, 1ntre care he socotim 81
moi Rominii, nu vom avea drep-
tul de cere libertate, 81 nu vom
Fl nici vrednici de a Mise da IL
bertate.
Oar sd dovedim ca DORM liber-
tatea 81 suntem vrednici de ca, 81
avem tot dreptul de mise da 81
aceasta numai daca vOm ajututa
81 GU bratul 81 banii.
Cumpara bonuri din al patru-
lea imprumut al libertatii 81 aju-
ia Sd scurtam 81 sa cistigam raz-
boiul.
Comitetul executiv.
p. S. Sa extinde asupra State
lor New York, New Jersey 81
Connecticut. Puteti cumpara bo-
nuri de unde va vine mai aprOa-
pc de la ori 81 ce banca orr fabri-
ca unde lucrati. Raportati la O.
ffice 81 Liberty Street, Rouma-
nian Division. Suma ce att sub
scris-o.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-03
APPEL 81 fNDRUMARE.
Catre toata suflarea romineasca
din Clinton, Ind. 81 jur.
Trati Romini!

Trait Romini!
Dupa cum ne-am sfatuit 81 in
adunarea Societatii nOastre, ,,Dr.
Vasile Lucaciu'' in ziua de 20
Septembrie 1918, de ne intruni
d marea adunare poporala pc
.iua de 6 Octombrie 1918, in ha-
IA frtelui Sonte Forte din 514
N. 9th Street, Clinton, Ind, la O.
rele 9 a. m, dupa cum suntem
lnfOrmati ca vestitul nostru fra
tie d-nul loan N. Sufana este nu-
init din partea guvernului Sta
telor Unite, va Fl intre moi in III
ua sus aratata. Tot Odata vom a.
yea 81 dol vorbitori din partea
oraSului. Tot odata e rugata fie-
care persoana doritoare de Sc
lnscrie la al patrulea imprumut
al Libertatii, sa fie ingaduitoafe
pima la ziua sus aratata, unde Sc
vor da indrumari mai pc larg in
aceasta privinta, 81 he vom putea
arata loialitatea noastra fata de
aceasta tara.
Deci nici un frte Romin sa nu
lipseasca de la aceasta mare adu-
mare.
La revedere pc Dumineca, 6
Octombrie 1918:
loan Ciurkea, presedintele comi-
tetului executiv.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-03
The INDUSTRIAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION

1NFIINTAT4 IN ANUL 1889.
Pastreaza in cea mai mare siguran-
ia depositele de bani. Dam $50 pc
an. 1mprumutam bani numai pc
Mortgage clasa 1, (3)
Oficiul: Seneca q Main Street,
ALLIANCE, OHIO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-03
A P E L
A p j. L
catre fratii Romini din America.
Frati Romini!


In urma convocarei din partea
Comitetului de imprumut al Lii
bertatei Liberty Loan Commi-
ttee) Divizia Romina, la care an
fost invitati toti domnii presi-
denti al Solicitation romine din
New York, formindu-se un Co
mitet executiv sub auspiciul
Guvernului S. u.
Scopul acestui Comitet este ::
De a lucra impreuna, nina in mi
ma Gu totii de a propaga intre
Romini, sublima ideie de a inve-
sta cit vom putea mai multi din
banii nostri in Liberty Bonds Gu
procente de $4 81 un patrar pc
an, in al patrulea imprumut al
Libertatei (Fourth Liberty .Lo-
am. Prin aceasta nu numai ca
vom face eel mai bun investi-
ment 81 sigur 81 netaxabil, dar
mai multi vom proba prin aceasta
ca moi Rominii suntem patriotici,
loiali, ell devotament 81 gaia de
a sacrifica ori ce avem mai
scump.
Tnapoia pres Wilson ce condu-
ce aceasta tara cea mai demo-
cratica, 81 care Sc lupta pentru
realizarea ideslnrilor natiunilor
mici, rapite de libertatea de q Sc
manifesto ca natiuni indepen-
dente in liniste i armonie, si ca
re vor raminea "A sclavie sub
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-03
INFORMAL

Kaiser primeste dimisia lui
Hertling 81 Hintze. = Amster-
dam. = Conform celor scrise de
ziarul Zeitung am Mittag din
Berlin, imparatul William a ac-
ceptat dimisia contelui Won Hert-
ling 81 a admiralului Won Hintze.
Otravit din gresala. = Cleve-
land, Ohio. - Tn copil anume
Joseph Dadock, in etate de dol
ami, Sc afla acum la spitalul La
Reside in conditiuni grave. Micu-
tul baut 0 solutie de apa calda
Gu soda caustica, pc care mama
sa o lasase pc maSina de bucata-
rie.
20 de marinari innecati. = Tn
port Atlantic. - In acest port
5 au innecat 20 de marinari III
timpul cind lisa scufundat bar
ca GU care mergeau catre vaporul
de pc care faceau parte. In bar
ca fusesera mai multi, 81 dintre
acestia s'au putut saliva unspre-
zece. Dintre corpurile celor in
necati nu s'a putut gasi nici u
nul. Aceasta s'a intimplat cam pc
la mijlocul noptii.
Regulilc riinei in Spania. -
Washingtn. = Guvernul spaniel
votat legi in privinta piinei,
earl au intrat in vigoare in ziua
de 20 August. Din aceasta ri Sc
macina numai un fel de faina la
toate mori,e, 81 din ca Sc face
numai o singura calitate de pine.
Franzele 81 prajiturile nu mai e
vote a Sc mai face.
Negotul in Cracova. = Petro-
grad. - Dupa mnlte luni de foa-
mete, in Cracova Sc primeste fai-
ma acum, insa numai in cantitati
mici. Aci Sc ofera unit pentru pc
troleumssi zehar, caci banii sunt
refnzati ca neavInd valoare
fixa.
Kerensky nus in post. Lon
dra - Sc anunta ca lni Alexan-
der Kerensky lisa dat un post
bun in Anglia, unde va ramine
pentru multa vreme.
Holera in Berlin. - Basel, FL
vetia. Conform depeselor pri-.
mite aici, in Berlin s'a ivit hole
ra. Pima acum s'au declarat sap
te cazuri, dintre carl sase clnt
fatale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-03
Refntorsi Ia ,Datrie.

Redntoryi IN patrie. - Tn port
Atlantic. Aici au sosit peste
100 de soldati Americani raniti,
carl vor ajuta in campania ce Sc
face pentru al patrulea impru-
NUT de stat. Toti au fost luati
Gu ambulantele 81 dusi la otel.
Lipsa de uleiu in Germania. -
Amsterdam. - I'm Germania lip
sesc tot felul de grasimi 81 de u
leiuri, 81 desele accidente de tren
Sc datoresc incalzirei osiilor din
cauza Upset de :unsoare.
Cum tin Germanii pc Foch. :
Londra. - Pc aici Sc tot vorbes-
te despre un referendum ce "a
vut loc in Germallia inainte de
inceputul rasboiului. in urma ca
rui s'a zis ca FDch este eel mai
mare general ain lume, 81 ca al
doilea vine Mackensen.
Revoltarea Bavarezilor. = Am
sterdam. = Stabilirea unei poll
til secrete in Munich, care sa
spioneze populatia civila ca sa
! af.e opiniile politice, cauzat
revoltarea populated bavareze.
Bocetul Gerananiei. - Amster-
dam. - Ziarnl Vossische Zeitung
din Berlin scrie ca daca Bulgaria
iese complect din razboi, jGerma-
niei ii mai ramine o foarte slaba
sansa de castig. Ziarul mai zice
ca singurul mijloc de a saliva 81
tuatia este sd Sc faca o imediata
demonstrate contra pretentiilor
guvernului bulgar 81 sd Sc aduca
in graba trupe din Ucrania 81
din alte parti ale Rusiei.
Oprirea casatoriilcr pentru ave-
re. = Amsterdam. = Functiona-
rii statului din Saxonia sunt o.
priti de Sc fnsura pentru avere.
Pima acum, i'm serviciul civil era
un ceva Obicinuit ca tinerii sd
dea anunturi pentru cautarea
de sotii bogate.
Recstricyie. Kingston, ia
maica. = Intentia guvernului e.
ste sa denumeasca un administra-
tor pentru hrana. Guvernatorul
va da proclamatie prin care sa
opreasca exportarea alimentelor,
ca animle 81 pasari vii sau moar-
te.
Furt 81 incendiu. = Canton,
Ohio. = D-na c. Kintze, Gu locu-
inta in 433-13-th Street N. E.,
s'a pomenit n6aptea trecuta ca
patul in care dormea era coprins
de flacari 81 ,camera plina de
fun. Gu ajutorul tatalui sau a
reusit sa stinga focul, scapind
numai Gu citeva arsuri nu toe
mai grave. Cercetarile facute de
polite au stabilit cd patului i-se
detese foe de un pungas, care in
trase in casa 81 furase de sub
salteaua femeiei suma zece do
lari.
Un neadevar. = New York. -
Tnvinuit ca furat 80 pfunds de
plumb, Charles Wandolski a zis
ca uitase acest plumb in buzunar
Find dus la polite ell a expli
cat urmatoarele: ,,Plumbul Lam
uitat in buZunarul i'm care imi
tineam intotdeauna tutunul 81 lu-
leaua, 81 cind am iesit afara din
lucru, am creZut Cd aveam acOlo
sculele acestea de fumat". A
tunci judecatorul la zis: Ca din
grea lulea trebue sd fumezi
D-ta".
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-11
A Military Necessity.

Saving of wheat is now military nee
essity and the people of Maine are urged
to edo their alp toward saving a part of
the wheat needed for our associates in
the world war and our own soldiers and
sailors.
In his appeal to the American people
Herbert Hoover says, america effective
at once must reduce it's monthly con-
sumption of wheat to q, 900, 900 bushels
as against our normal consumption of
about AZ, 000 900, reserving a margin for
distribution to the army and for special
cases. The needed saving of wheat
places the Food Administration wholly
dependent upon the voluntary assistance
of the American people,
No question is more frequently asked
the Federal Food Administrator for Maine
than why we send wheat to Europe and
ask our people at home to use wheat
flour substitutes.
The first answer is that we send wheat
to furnish foundation for the mixed
cereal bread that the Allies have eaten
for three years and half, and not to
supply them with straight wheat bread.
We are now eating victory bread bread
that calls for only 20 per cent w eat sub
stitutes, while Europe since the outbreak
of the war has eaten a war bread which
contains from 25 to so per cent substitute.
They are asking us for wheat enough to
make this war bread.
Wheat flour is the only known founda-
ton for a bakery loaf. Corn meal and
buckwheat can be used in baking corn
bread and batter cakes, but these breads
cannot be looked on as bakery products
as they will not stand "a hours handling
between the oven and the table. Ameri-
can women who do their own baking can
make good use of corn meal, rice and
oatmeal, but wherever women work in
factories or long hours in the fields,
whether in America or Europe, bakery
bread must be within their reach.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-11
Department of Agriculture.
Sheep Specialist.

The Commissioner of Agriculture has
procured the services, as sheep special
lst, of c. H. Crawford of Dexter.
Mr.. Crawford is the owner of large
farm and has been engaged in the sheep
business many years and has thorough
ly practical knowledge of it. He en-
tered upon his work April list He will
be in a position to give information to
those desiring it and advise them in the
best methods of care, feeding and man
agement of their flocks.
Special attention will be given to dis
eases, their prevention and cure. At
present, Mr.. Crawford's time will be de-
voted mostly to visiting farms of sheep
owners. He desires to get in touch with
the business as it is actually carried on
today. He will also be available as a
speaker at grange meetings. Through
the assistance of local assessors, the De-
partment hopes to get the names of all
sheep owners in the State and the num-
Der of sheep owned by each, their breed,
conditions and other information.
The Department is urging that all eve
sheep and lambs available for breeding
be kept in the State. 1t will assist, as
far as it can do so in placing such as may
be for sale with parties wishing to pur-
chase. We advise farmers to go into the
business only in small way. Limit
purchases at the start to a very small
number of sheep or lambs. We hope
laso, that exact and detailed accounts
will be kept by those entering the bust
ness, as well as by those now in it. Mr.
Crawford will be glad to assist in such
work.
Many sheep have been brought into the
eastern States from the far west and dis
tributed. Very few of these have been
brought into Maine. And we are advis-
ing farmers against taking sheep brought
in from sections where climate, methods
of raising, feeding and caring for sheep
vary greatly from climate and conditions
in Maine. The true policy for US to pur-
sue is to hold our own ewes and not al
low them to 60 to the butcher.
JOAN A. ROBERTS,,
Commissioner
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-11
WHAT'S Int REASON
Many Belfast People in Poor Health with
out Knowing the Cause.

There are scores of people who drag
out miserable existence without realiz-
ing the cause of their suffering. Day
after day they are racked with backache
ana headache; suffer from nervousness,
dizziness, weakness, languor and de-
preston. Perhaps the kidneys have fallen
behind in their work of filtering the blood
and that may be the root of the trouble.
LOOK to your kidneys, assist them in
thelr work-give them the help they
heed. You can use no more highly recon-
mended remedy than Doan's Kidney Pills
endorsed by people all over the country
and by your neighbors in Belfast
mrs. Anne L. Durham, 16 Park street,
belfast, says: 81 suffered for many years
from Kidney trouble and couldn't find
anything to relieve me until used Doan's
hidney Pills, which l procured at the
City Drug Store. My feet became swollen
and burned. bathed them in warm water
winch gave me only temporary relief.
nad dizzy spells at times, when every
thing blurred before my eyes, affecting
my sight and had to wear classes
Doan's Kidney Pills gave me relief from
the first and six boxes of this medicine
cured me-"
Price 6Oc. at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan' S
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Dur
ham had Foster-Milburn Co.. Mfrrs.
Buffalo, N Y.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-11
LIFE AND HOPE AND LIBERTY.

Written when the ice went out March rs
1881
In the river, in the springtime,
There's symbol all may see,
AS it throbs and surges, ever
In it's efforts to be free;
And the message that it brings us
Should appeal to you and me,
This, the glad, symbolic greeting,
Life and Hope and Liberty.
AS see the hidden symbol
That the river shows to me,
In its fight 'gainst natures forces
In its struggles to be free;
So see the high endeavor
Of our brave humanity,
Fighting on for worldwide freedom,
Life and Hope and Liberty
All around, beneath, above US,
There are lessons all may read,
Seen in natures fair dominion,
Or in mans most noble deed.
In the spring the Easter promise,
"Hope and Immortality"
Consecrates the seasons greeting,
Life and Hope and Liberty.
Annie B. Clements, Winterport
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-11
American Library Association
War Service.

The Belfast Free Library reports that
the people of Belfast and vicinity con-
tributed $50 books during the past fort
night for the use of our soldiers and sail
ors, and that more books are still COM
ing in.
1t is hoped that week after week they
will continue to come in steadily, for our
men will need books as long as the war
lasts, and the supply must be constantly
replenished. All stations which have
been opened for the receipt of books will
be continued indefinitely, and the public
is urged to form the habit of turning in
read them. In this way, constant
stream of fresh books into the camps is
assured, and a most effective barrage
established against loneliness and de-
preston.
All books received will be prepared for
use in accordance with the simple rules
laid down by the Library War Service of
the American Library Association, and
Will be shipped to such points as the
Association may designate. The needs
of all camps and stations in this vicinity
will be taken care of first Most of the
books collected along the Atlantic sea-
board will be shipped to France as rapid
ly as possible. At least half million
are needed there at once, and constant
80 e
tanned, for the wastage will be great.
Hence the call for books, books and more
books
The American Library Association has
built up an organization capable of hand
ling thousands and thousands. That the
books will be forthcoming cannot be
doubted
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-11
Leaf Injured by Flea Beetle.

is a harvest of small, unripe, poor
quality potatoes.
Kill two birds with one stone-spray
so as to do away with the flea beetle,
and prevent blight at the same time.
To be effective, however, this treat
ment must begin when the vines are
only six inches high and be repeated
from three to six times during the
growing season. This will not only
"ge,' the flea beetle and the early
blight, but will prevent that most de-
Structive of diseases, the late blight or
rot of the potato.
almost every large farm in Ger
many has its alcohol distillery under
government supervision and quite a
portion of the crop is turned into de-
natured alcohol, which is used instead
of gasoline, kerosene, ETC., for gas en-
gines and other industrial purposes
There is no OdOr in alcohol like gaSO-
line; it is not an explosive, and the
same bulk will go considerably farther
than gasoline. A German farmer
would think it as strange to buy gaso-
line for his power engine or automo-
bile as one of our farmers would to
buy Milk."-Bulletin Wisconsin Potato
Growers Association.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-11
NEW BAKING REGULATIONS.

IN order that the short supply of wheat
flour may be sufficiently stretched to
meet the demands of the country for
bakers bread, the present proportion of
wheat flour substitutes require in bread
and rolls is to be increased New baking
regulations calling for an admixture of
at least twenty-five per cent of substi-
tutes with wheat flour in commercial
bread baking will 60 into effect April
18th, with possibility that still great
er percentage of substitutes may be re-
quired later.
All bread and rolls now manufactured
contain at least 20 per cent of wheat sub
stitutes. This percentage was obtained
by gradual stages, finally becoming inn
perative on February oath.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-11
SWANVILLE.

EDS Ames is ill with grip.
r thompson who has employment
.,-t'rr has been the guest of his par
Ruby Gray, a senior at the M. c.
,-r the week -end at home.
n edmond Myrick has gone to
end, where he has employment.
Ne~rs Louis B. Nickerson and Porter
F-5t we're in Portland to attend the Re-
-9a-an Convention.
MR. DIX of Searsport is caring for
Ms nancy Nickerson who is more COM
'7-'ate at this writing.
Mrs Annie Wentworth of Searsport
8s, q recent guest of her sister, Mrs.
Emma y Cunningham.
NJ Henry Cunningham and son Bern
a1 Of brooks have been guests of his
a'ler, Nh Emery Cunningham.
Miss Ida M Nickerson who has been
he home of Mr.. Colby + Nickerson
20. lumber of weeks has returned
bone
NJ nd Mrs. H. M. Chase have re-
emily received news of the death of
1er niece, Mrs Alberta House in Salem,
Mass Mrs. House will be remembered
's'- Alberta Smith, only daughter of
AIA Esther Chase Smith.
Mrs s, P. Strickland returned home
10 bangor after spending several weeks
Slh her father, Mr.. Emery Cunningham.
DE vas accompanied by Mr.. Strickland
'a' Master Lowell Hardison, who had
'seI pending a few days there.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-11


T. M. Thompson is getting out lumber
to replace his house which was bnrn.d .
week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Foy have been
visiting in Waldo with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Whitcomb.
Charles L. Abbott and Ernest Peavev
of Palermo were at P. W.. Jaquith's
Thursday of last week.
The school committee have assigned
teachers for the spring as follows Gen
ter, Mrs Perley c. Allen; Vose, Miss
Esther Banton; Kingdom, Mrs. Harden
Erskine; Whites Corner, Miss Margene
Foy; Carter, Miss Hazel Arno; McFar-
lands corner, Mrs. Lizzie Moore; Hail.
dale, Miss Hattie Clark
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-11
A Real Hair Grower
Found at Last-Shows Results in Few
Days or Money Refunded.

Days or Money Refunded.
Here's good news for men and women
whose hair is falling out, who are grow
ing bald, whose scalps are covered with
dandruff, and whose heads itch like mad.
A. A. Howes & Co. will supply you with
the genuine Partisan Sage and guarantee
that it will quickly stop loss OF hair, pro-
mote anew growth, entirely banlshes
every trace of dandruff and itching
scalp, or the cost, small as it is, will be
refunded. Thousands can testify to the
excellent results from its uee; some who
feared badness now have abundant hair,
while others who suffered for years with
dandruff and itching head got clean,
cool scalp after just few days use of
this splendid treatment
No matter whether bothered with
falling hair, gray hair, dandruff or itch
ing scalp. Try Partisan Sage tonight.
There is nothing so good for any form of
hair trouble. It's easy to use. delicately
perfumed, and. will not color or streak
the hair.
The genuine Partisan Sage Qiquid
form) Is sold and guaranteed by all good
druggists. Just one application makes
the hair and scalp look and feel 100 per
cent better.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-11
CENTER MONTVILLE.

Gardiner Tibbetts is working in Ban
so
Mrs Frances Fuller is guest of Au-
sSta relatives.
B Sylvester of this town is ill in
Liberty with pneumonia
Miss Clara Bean was home from Pitts
'e'l tol the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Carney Shure are in
"dSsachusetts for visit.
g. A. Luce recently lost an eight-year-
'1 lSgstered Jersey COW.
Mr and Mrs. Perley C. Allen were re-
''uIIy IN Belfast at r. M. Carter's.
,,. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fuller have gone to
''hlbrop to work on dairy farm.
MISS Caroline Mcfarland has been
'''ue from Kent's Hill for vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Banton of Knox
lasker
Leslie Whitcomb of Waldo was the
s''SI last week Of MI. and Mrs. Ernest
A Foy.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-11
KNOX.

Most of the farmers are making maple
syrup this spring.
Mrs Myra Bryant is helping Mrs. John
Ingraham few weeks
lido Yeaton has sold one Of his work
horses to Everett Larrabee.
Mr.. w. C. Bowen of Waterville was in
town calling on friends recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Raven have hired
the Geo. Boulter place and moved there
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gilchrest and daugh
ter have moved to MIR. Gilchrest fathers,
Mr.. jeremiah GilchreSt.
The Knox Branch of The Red Cross
met at the home of Mrs Susie Hubbard,
and did some sewing March 10Th.