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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18
No.;h Anson players and Arthur
Stred was the pitcher for the Scion
team

The Boy Scouts have organized
with Leo Casweli as captain.
The various organizations of the
village which helped in making the
Community Bazaar a success at the
time the effort was being made to re-
build the ruined section Of the vii
lase into a park are now receiving
their share in the mile of pennies
collected by Mrs. Fred Bunker. The
Ladies Circle of the G. A. r. has
bought War Stamps with their share
and Emerald Rebekah Lodge used
their share to help pay for their sec
ond Liberty bond.
An important feature Of the clos
ing Of the school year in North An
son will be the concert to be given
in Carrabassett hall June 20. The
Somerset Academy orchestra will fur
nish music, Mrs. Marion Drake-Flan-
ders will be the soloist. with Mrs.
Ella Parsons Ellingwood as pianist
and Miss Doris Carpenter of Madison
will read. There will also be violin
duets and a trio. The Junior class Of
the academy will conduct social at
ter the program
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18
LARONE

Not all of the large stock anlfhaiS
are yet out of the county as Bowman
the cattle buyer of Fairfield recentN
purchased Of F. ". Farley one animat
that weighed upwards of 1900 pounos'
Mr.. Bowman also purchased nine la'
porkers of G. NJ. Buzzell
James Dunham, VIII Marcia, Huf-
ley Heatherington, F. W. Farley anu
G. M. Buzzell have been delivering
pressed hay at the station in Nor
ridgewock, the same having been pur-
chased by NJ. Chase of Clinton.
j. F. Libby and family Of st. Al
bans were visiting friends in town
on Sunday. Mr.. Libby formerly liveo
In Larone and owned the mill here
Mrs. Viva Campbell who has been
visiting friends in town has gone 10
Falrneld Center where she is to DC
employed as housekeeper
Z. 5. Campbell and wife were visit
ing in Oakland on Sunday last
The school in No. IS has closed Tor
the summer vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18
STARKS

Starks grange will entertain tho
patrons OF Somerset Pomona grange
q, special meeting on TUESDAY
June - This is an annual event and
an interesting occasion is looked for.
Mrs. Emma Gordon and daughter
nave returned from Auburn where
they haze been passing the winter
MIS- Harry Moore is reported as
be1ng somewhat improved from an
attack of pneumonia
Vivian Frederick has completed
her duties as teacher il Mercer and
returned home.
The Neil family from Skowhegan
have moved into the house recently
vacated by the Durrill family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18

Chester +, Sibley augusta (Sidney).
Mont Butler. Camden COakiand).
Elwood B. Buzzeu, Winthrop Read
tell).
Clarence L. Brown Wayne.
Charles a. Pomereau Waterville,
Pearl p Bla h. Gardiner.
Fred T.. Young. kents Hill (Fayette).
Harry -. Foster. Strong (Gardiner)
Alfred ". Wright, Torrlngton, Conn.
tWavpe).
Fannie 0ddl Portland (Naterv!!e).
Hlrrr X. Hughes, Augusta (Sidne.).
Wallace l. Wescott. Watervllie.
Eldcn r SItley, Augusta Sidney.
Joseph Bouthot. WatervIlle.
Eariand 4. stevens. East Winthrop.
Frank l.. Tuttle. Winthrop.
Perley F kilgore. Monmouth.
Fordyce +. Mills, Manchester.
Joseph 4. futile. Augusta (Roney.
Lohn Berlault Matervllle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18
EMBDEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett P. Creamer
have bought Of Walter Copr the
Henry c. Copp place. This farm
contains about 100 acres and is To-
Gated on the west side of the En,h.
der Pond Road
At pie social held at the Wash
ingtoh school house. a, fine entertain
ment was given by the school chiI-
dren and s15.55 was netted for ~.
Red Cross auxiliary. About 75 neo
pie We're in attendance.
forrest ,. jackson of this place has
oousht OF Iustavus A. Hawes n;s
pace on the West side of Free stre.t
u SkowhezaI dllase.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18

Mrs. Efie Robinson Crais and baby
have returned from Somerset hospital
in Skowhegan. While there Mrs.
Cragg's sister. Mrs. Angeline kelllher
was with her.
This Tuesday evening a district
meeting of the Rebekah lodges, Dis
trict No, Is will be held in Bingham,
Centennial Rebekah lodge entertain
ing. Supper will be served at s
o'clock under the direction of a COM
mittee composed Of Mrs. Laura Hus-
sey, Mrs. Josephine Sawyer, Mrs. Al
Zada Bickford, Mrs. Florence NJ.
Owens and Earl Folsom. The lodges
included in this district are North
Anson, Solon, New Portland and
Bingham and delegations are expect
ed from each of these towns. Mrs.
Angie Priest of Solon, District Dep
uty President is expected to be pres
ent also one or more OF the state Of
fcers The degree staff of Emerald
Rebekah Lodge will exemplify the
work
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18
BINGHAM
Seniors Entertain

The graduating exercises of the
Senior class of Bingham High school
were held Friday evening in the Con-
niShed by Bakers orchestra and the
students who participated in the pro-
gram delivered their numbers with
much credit to themselves. The fol-
lowing was the program of the even
ing: Music: prayer, Rev. T. B. HIATT;
music. Orchestra: Wars Artitice,
Gladys VI. Barron; prophecy, Marta
s HUFF; The Nations Beacon Lights,
Dena \. Hill: music, orchestra; Pat
riotism. Mildren B. Miller; History,
William NJ. Foss; The New America,
Clifford s Reynolds: music, orches
ira; presentation of diplomas. The
class motto is "Scientia Potestas est :"
At the conclusion of this. most enter
tanning graduation program a recep-
ton was rendered the graduates in
Grange hall The affair was informal
in nature but was a thorough social
and proved to he a delightful end
ing Of an important day in the lives
of several of the young people.
Mr., and Mrs. Woodie Sanborn are
getting settled in their new home
on North Main street
The Congregational Church Circle
will hold it's last meeting prior to the
summer vacation Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. George
Baker Meetings will be resumed in
September.
CLYDE Andrews of Pleasant Ridge
has been having quite I serious time
with one Of his feet which in some
way got iamned between some logs
at the saw mill. He is now reported
as improving.
Iva Bean. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Gardner Bean has been in Lewiston
during the past week to undergo sur
gical treatment at one of the hospi-
tals for serious case of appendicitis.
The annual services Of the Masonic
Lodge will be. held at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday at which
time Rev. Thos. B. HIATT, the pastor
will deliver q special sermon in
recognition Of the occasion.
Forrest Colby and c. c. Stewart
have been absent during the past
week on an automobile trip through
the eastern part of the state.
Nr. and Mrs. Thomas Cahill are
located at Lakewood Inn for the sum-
mer.
Clarence Dutton has taken posses
sion of Bingham Hotel as landlord.
Tho annual meeting Of the Sun
shine society was held last Thurs
dav afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Lephe Preble There was good at
tendance officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. Florence N.
owens: vice president. AIRS. Carolyn
Savage: sec. Mrs. Addie Dutton;
treas, Miss Belle co!bs;: chaplain
Mrs Blancl; Gordon, Mrs. H. 3.
whipple a'in represent the society at
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18

Miss Marion Kelley. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Kelley OF Sea~ey
street and Norman Lewis Dantorth
OF Fairfield were quietly married
Sunday afternoon at the home q
the oficiating clergyman, Rev. ".
\. Smith OF Morrill, avenue. ne
bride was married in travelling
suit OF navy blue. Mrs. DanIorth
is a graduate OF the Waterville High
school 1918 and Mr.. Dantorth + 2,
graduate OF Lawrence High school
OF Fairfield in the class OF 1917.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danforth lett carly
Monday morning for Bath, where
the groom is employed by the Cen
trail Maine Power company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18
Local Sports

Owing 10 the storm on the night
MANNED for the out Of door basket
hall game between the North Arson
team and the kingfield high school
team. the game was postponed until
mis- Tuesday night The supper was
served on the previous evening as
planned, however. and about sl4 was
cleared for the benefit of the Ath-
Ietic Association Of the academy. In
th,s baseball game between Solon
h,eh ana Arson acadenv the game
ras hotl- contested the resulting
scor. be:ns to in favor Of Scion.
Arthur Andrews pitched Tor tas
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18
Mrs. Albert Lowe Of Clinton

Mrs. Albert Lowe OF Clinton
passed away at $50 o'clock Monday
evening at the Sisters hospital in
Waterville, The husband and one
daughter, Mary, survive. The fun
eral arrangements will be later an
nounced.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18

DR.. Geo. Otis Smith Of the United
states Geological Survey preached
Sunday morning at the Bethany Bap-
tist Church and delivered an interest
Ing address. His subject was Power
Needed" and he touched very plainly
on the spirit of economy mentioning
somewhat the coal situation. He
talked largely however upon War Y.
NJ. G, A. Work and what it was doing
to keep up the moral of the men in
war service. He also told what the
Y. NJ. c. 4. proposed 10 do. DR..
Smith departed Monday after a brief
visit with his family at their sum-
mer home. Among the worshippers
at Bethany were persons who were
not regular attendants but were at
tracted there largely by their friend
ship for DR.. Smith and knowing that
his discourse would be Of much inter-
est.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18
D, A. r. Officers

The following officers have oeen
elected in the u. A. +. chapter re
gent, Mrs Annie Whitney; vice re-
gent, Mrs. Carrie Colby: secretary.
Mrs. Nellie Robinson; treasurer, Mrs.
Lena Carl; registrar, Mrs. Lepne
Preble; councillors, Mrs. Alice Good
rich, Mrs. Eva Bachelor and Mrs.
Lucina Moore.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18
LIST OF THOSE CHOSEN
kENNEBEC DIST. NO. ?

cnose~ n, tae -eler,'ve drat' from Ken
n.b.r nistr, SO 20 nU the quota OF
Name 10 the next draft contain IS men
from wa'eryuc Thc 'aN LIS; IS given
below
Ralph X wnr Eeadre,a
Harold \o.sr >omervllif, Mass.
rmns Lecaurse Lewiston cwstervr!e,
Ralph : Mi',hell Gardiner CLtcAneld).
Edward NadeaI WaterviIle
Joseph " ProIt. Halloweu Faming-
Eanir astS T ve,dau Gl-dtner.
Ralph a pott.e Gardiner
Elhridre r VI Donald Sahattus CLltch
nsld
Arthur e welrh WAYNE.
william II House. Llvermore east
A.sa1 Joseph wa'ervine
Harold T Wheeler. wa:erville
George Bates Oakland
odilon Pepin. WatervIAe
Bert l. Frasee MasarSis tNinthrop>
Ross Dav Monmouth.
clsn 4 Roderl,k Boston Gardiner.
R.r'or r E.ch4rdsor Oakland (Rome.
F!ord f Crearer. Gardiner
seward " NerrN Boston lWatervillel.
ralph " Tard.h Wate-vllle
puel white Gardiner Farming gdalel :
Joteph Bureau. Naterville.
Harold a RAYMOND Pennington CWir-
throp,
Raphsel r Fouln. waterviue
Guy " stevens, Readheid Depot ReaG-
Jos.ph c. Blake. Lily Ray. cwaterviler
vallac. r Hopkins. Lynn Gardiner.
Donald Small Litchheld
John Godtrev Winthrop
Vaughn 2 Sylvester Lttchhed
Arthur Bouthet Waterwlle.
LoYsl Nat T Gilman Manchester
. Joseph q Jenness, Waterville
williston s Burnett. kents Hill (Rsad-
G'orrs H Burke, Harmony water
, vilel
; RAy n French. Rome
. Wilbur y. Judk!ns. Oakland
Emile Laconhe Waterville
. Edwin " Abbott Winthrop CReadheld>.
. James Z Dunn. Gardiner
. Car : Toby. Gardiner
Z Harold c Cannon. Waterville
, Ralph J Towle. Watervlle
. Ernest Fl Tihbetts Gardner
= Arthur Du!ac. Philadelphia. Pa. Gar
Alo.rt T Jordan south Gardiner.
Wilue Giguere Watervlle
. Thomas : ke.lener. Wa'erville.
f. chester l. romeroy. Gardiner, Farm
inFdala
/. CYRUS NJ Kendrlck Litchaeld
: Guy w PERI. Watery!ila
. 1T,-,.i,,.
.
Hsrvey II McCaslin. Gardner.
David Matthew. WaterviIle.
. Charles r. Clason. Boston Gardiner.
. Iyeorge s, safhs, Ws'erri,it M,tar,iife
So. rhais ~, ,,nr,.,,re
Tor.ab P,dr,vWe TsferyIlIe.
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fv'atervuel
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: E,yn,.,d ! uonki-s Sor,ar1,lle Mass
CG.r1lne.
: Artn,,r q N.isu. Wate-y4ue
. ts,',r q, tst-b,o, S,r,t.ord Cor,
= M Nerrorl
80 n E'ot,Dt,iD N,te-. lie
. rcscnh u RourLn N|,tervtuc
ft5- -ola r r;l-reast Hallovel Farm
. r-d,,.,
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, =, 49,. ,-,.,,,d
'ygserH y rGshe ,.., ,,3 ,,nH'"3i,'
.Tshester s6s.t,r Els, -., Watgreo.,e' S',shoo,f
,.IMa.t ~ :. ~, - ~, lI..r''''
Edrard T,'o2t Gardner ,,,,
,:.,.',',e ~ ~, ,., ,,'s.,,i ''"''''N'
.tt;.u ~" a. u r4,.-
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18

the county meeting to be heic the
2sth at Lakewood. before the oe
parture of the ladies, Mrs. freoie
served refreshments.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18

Jonn Chase who underwent an op-
erauon at Somerset Hospital recently
is much improved and will probably
return to his home near the White
scnoolhouse between here and Madi-
son Tuesday.
Az the Bethany Baptist Church
next sunday there will be a special
patriotic service at which time 2 SER
wee nag will be raised and a table,
VIII be placed in the church bear,ng
the names Of the men Of Bethanv
Parist who have entered the service
MISS Marion Brainard of Augusta
VINO has been visiting at the home ~
her brother, Judge Fred F. Lawrenca
departed Monday morning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18
Somerset Real Estate

The following real estate ,r.ns..
nf eiy oeen recorded at the Office
u ene somerset Register Of Deeds.
ncrridsewock-Eben S. Miller. Nor.
l'oseVock to A. e. Tuttle. No,,,aS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18

Attorney Elmer W. SAWYER was a
skowhogan Friday on business and
Frank H. Hollcy was in Skowhegan
during Saturday on busirnss.
There is a movement on foot now -
have The Alumni Association Of the
Academy meet the same day Of grad
uation.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spinney and daush-
ter. Rachel Of Boston have been Wis
tirC in town during the past week
AT q Marshalrs.
The Daughters IF the American
Revolution met FRIDAY afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Norton. \
feature IF the meeting was the read
ing Of paper BY Mrs. |. H Ellis on
The Flag and Its Uses" There was
no music.
A meeting of the Woman's Asso-
citation Of tie Congregational church
will he held Wednesday afternoon at
the homo of Mrs. Edna Page Bunker
who has just returned from her Cal
rfornia trio
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18
Fls1 Day Event

The Ladies Of the Grand Army Cir
Gle observed Flag day with appropri-
ate exercises at the home Of Mr..
Bernice Gould. The affair was held
out Of doors on the lawn Friday af-
ternoon and the program included
the reading by Mrs. Viola Williams
Of The Can To the Colors." rec.-
tation by Mrs Shaw. a recitation
by Mrs, Berry; instrumental MUSIC
by Miss Emma Gould. daughter Of
the hostess. and readings by the
members. At the close Of the pro-
gram the Salute - the Flag was Civ
en- by the ladies present and refresh
ments were served. Flag decorations
rere used. The next meeting IN two
weeks from the date Of the last meet
ing at Grange hall,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18
Strada Released

A Frank Strada of New York CITY
and of Italian parentage. was re-
leased from Jail here Monday morn
ing following a settlement OF me
and costs in connection with the al
legged eNading of ear fare. The case
was Of interest and Strada's story
vas credited here. 1t seems that he
has been living in New York CIV
hut has decided that he will go back
TO Italy and fight with his country
men in the world war. With this III
View he disposed Of his belongings
and iourneyed probably TO Bang or
from which port he intended 10 sail
He reached there after the departure
Of the boat on which he was TO sal
and having disposed Of his clothes ana
being without much money decided
to trv 70 get a free ride back or part
way at least to New York in freight
car He was discovered in Falrnel1
and was there arraigned before Judge
Brazzell where he was found guilty
If evading car fare and was sent
enced to pay fine Of s. and costs CT
70 serve 10 days in Jail. He was an :
the county Jail Strada, however. tel
egraphed his sister, who lives in New
York and was able to settle his case
by payment of fine Monday morning
He had his passports for his ocean
voyage with him.
Joseph A. Michaud, aged SO and n
railway station agent at Long pond,
has appeared before the clerk rf
courts here to file first intentions OF
naturalization. Several other Long
Pond men have taken similar steps
including Felix Lavallee, 81. Octave
ST. Cyr, 81; and Joseph Charles Ma
poleon Proulx, 81. Others recently an-
pearing for first papers of intention
Of naturalization were Ferdinand Al
lain, alias Fred Allen Of Anson, and
Joseph John keast, 40, and a farmer
Of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eaton and two
children Of Brunswick were guests
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Rachel
Webb Main street. On their return
they were accompanied back to
Brunswick by Mrs Webb's son. VII
liam Webb and wife Of Wabasha.
Mimi, who are passing some time
in Skovhegan. They will remain n
Brunswick for Bowdoin Commence
mont. returning TO this town Thurs
day.
Two women were paroled from thu
State reformatoryN WI Monday, leaving
A inmates at the institution.
William Preble of Boston, who has
been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Preble. departed Monday
morning He was accompanied BY
Stewart F. Campbell of New Bed
ford. Mass, who has also been visit
-nc here.
Private Frank Huckins, who is in
training at Camp Devens. departed
Monday after visiting here and at
Madison on a short furlough.
P.of. Elroy Lacasce, a member Of
the faculty at Westbrook Seminary,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
j. H. Lacasce.
Francis Croteau, Emery T. DYER,
Carol c. Goodwin and Edwin l..
Sampson were at home from Bath
the first Of the week for short visits.
Mrs. Merriam S. Merrill is expected
home the last Of this week after
winter in Delaware and Washington.
Her Youngest daughter. Miss Mamie
Louise Merrill has been up this week
from Naterville where she has been /
studying at Colby College.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18
nanfnrth. Kelley

man Home Service; Clara E. Hoxie
superintendent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18
SOLON


For the purpose of explaining the
Farm Bureau, County Agent Stiles met
with the agriculturists of Solon recent
ly and the following men are interest
ing their neighhors in the movement
A C. Heald. Fred Magoon. [. L. Brown.
John McCollar and Josiah French. The
extension work to be accomplished by
these farm bureaus in locality includes
building demonstrations in poultry
houses. homemade sllos, self-feeders
for hogs etc; demonstration meetings
TO prune or spray apple trees, potatoes,
treat seed kill and pick poultry, etc,
comparisons between different kinds Of
seed as oats. silage corn, selected po-
tatoes. small neighborhood or town
meetings 10 hgure balanced rations or
fertilizer formulas, kinds of lime to buy,
etc. boys and girls agricultural club
work extension school meetings, the
meeting Of town and community needs
and the providing of community com
mittee through which the majority of
farmers can he reached quickly AMI
easily with information Of value 70
them.
The high school graduating exercises
will he held in Caratunk hall June 2.
Miss Pauline Cunningham has the salu-
tatory and Miss Ara Libby the valedlc-
tory. ne senior nall will also be held
at Caratunk hall on the evening of June
q. Music will ne furnished by Lyons
orchestra and refreshments will be serv-
ed at intermlsslon Is. L. Davis will be
floor manager and the aides will be
Ernest C. Andrews. kenno c. Tozier
and c. G spofford.
The Ladies Home Circle will meet
Thursday with Mrs. Nora Butts.
Mr. and Mrs. Malon Patterson havs
been visiting for short time in Cara
tunk
Miss Laura Davis of Hartland has
been visiting in town with her father.
Turner Davis.
MIR. and Mrs. Merle Rollins have be-
come the parents OF q Young son.
Henry Collins, Owen McChntock AMI
Edward Merrill of this town, who
were ordered to report for entrainment
10 Franklin Institute in Boston, have
reparted. reporting irst before the ex--
enption board at Skowhegan and then
leaving for Boston.
Miss Edna York vas among the grad
uates at kents Hill seminary.
The alumni ball held THURSDAY eve
ming in Carstunk hall was attended ~
many people and vas a delightful event
from start TO finish. Lvons' orchestra
of five pieces furnished the music in a
satisfactory manner and the dancing
program was not completed until 2
O'Clock in the morning Flag decora-
tons and the rrettv gowns Of the ladies
added greatly to the beauty of the occa-
sion
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18
G. A. GeteheiI

Many friends here regret the pass
ing Of Charles A. Getchel, which oc-
CURED recently at Highland. In 1896
Mr.. Getchell ana his wifi, formerly
Clara Walker came to live with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Walk
er, about mile and n half from
the village on the New Portland
read, They continued to reside on
the Walker farm until 1916 when Nj.
Getchell sustained a paraiytio shock
from the effects of which he never en-
tirely recovered. He passed away 1T
the home Of - son, Clement Getchell.
The remains were brought here for
burial and funeral services were held
IN the Methodist church with Rev. J.,
W kennison Of the Methodist church
officiating Mr.. Getchell was a Mac
cabee and a Mason and beside his son
there is a surviving wife and moth
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-18

Wendell Newcomb has decided 70
carry on his farm in Fayette for an
other year and has returned 10 that
place.
Rev. and Mrs. t. ". kennlson will
60 to Farmington this week Il attend
the graduating class exercises Of the
Pennington Normal school. their
daughter, Helen NJ. kennison being
one of the graduates.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-28
REDS FLOTILLA ON
 THE DWINA SMASHED
Gen. Senenoff Turns Tables on BOlSheViki on Siberian Frontier

ArchanSel, Russia, Aug. 20, (By the Associated Press. An official statement issued here today says the Entente allied forces have engaged the BolsheVik Red Guards and have dispersed the Bolshevill river fIotilIa
 The communication tells in detail of the fighting since August II and reports that all the encounters were generally successful for the Russo- Allied troops. There was considerable fighting on the rive" Dwina which enters into the Gulf of ArChanceI. One BolsheVil< craft was captured and the others fled, after some Of them had been damaged.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-28
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS.

At Court of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the District of Berlin in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the 26th day of August, A. D. 1918.
 Present, Bernard F. Gaffney. Eso.. Judge.
 on motion of Cyrus Garrett of said New Britain. as Administrator on the Estate of Mary A. Garrett, late of New Britain, within said district deceased. This Court doth decree that six month be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Admin istator and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a ncWspa per published in said New Britain. and having a circulation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in said Town of New Britain. nearest the place where the deceased last dWclt.
 Certified from Record.
 MORTIMER II. CAMP.
 Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-28
CRONTEIN-GAININ.

Mr. and Mrs. James Crowley Of GOO East Main street announce the mar- rage Of their Son% Edmund J. Crow~ IeN' to Miss Anna f.. ''iuNI.. "tu7.., or John Calvin of Waterbury. at ,rt. Peters Roman Catholic church in T0mplIlnSVillC, staten Island, x. Y, Saturday, Aug. 2t. The bride was att tended by Miss Anna Hurley of Water- bury and the groom hN Fred J. Hayes Of this city. Mr. Crowley is stationed on the L. <. $. CaNuga in the mine- sweeping branch of the l.. $. navy.