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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

Washington. Philadelphia anu oisIel
places ~ interest
Mr. and Mrs Fred Rowe ann NJ
ana airs. jay ScriDne- were Enes-s
Of trends in Benton Falls Sunrz-'
making the trip by airu.
adr and Mrs Charles Emmurs we're
Weekend guests If Ms Einmuus
sister ana husband. Gr and Mrs Da-
vid Sweeney. HI their cu--age AZ lake
Massainnskee-
Mrs Benjamin Mitchell. WIN mas
hsen 10 the Maine Genera hospital
IN Portland several months fnr treat
ment. was N TOWN SATURDAY. ON h.-
way 70 her hume II Bingham Mrs
Mitchell waE 1u-msr.y Kiss Maud
Moore al Oakland
Nr- and Mrs. VIII wsthere., AMI
Ark. Archie Peavey were calling on
friends u Gardiner ann whitefsid
SUNDAY. making tina trip by auto
Elmer MEyrnnrv. WIN mas beer z
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. RaymDT-d
Walker fnr q Jew days. returned an
Monday 70 ms hume n Casco
The regulsr nesting Of Cascade
Grange WAS heiG Saturday evening II
Grange hail and the following snur1
program WEE carried CUT: Singing
by Grange: reading, by Ernest DIV
az; reading, ~ Edna Kerr. vocal snln
Marjorie W'hitnsv: reading, vinIs.
Oliver; reading, Clarence Oliver
singing ny the Grange: reading by
Affirm Kerr; reading. 2 Il Ee-snn:
singing by Grange. vext SATURDAY
evening Chiidrsn,s niEhf will oe on
sewed and each child is axpec-sn 70
take 8 parf IN Lhe entertainment a
nag treat VIII be 9uruishsd ny Chs
msmherz
Mr. and ArK " z Easefttns and
END guests At -hs hume Of Mrs Eas-
eattneis sister, Mrs- ThepnDre Bragg-
.. J. Libby ieft Monday OF q
business TRIP I'd JackmzR-
Miss Jeanette Flake hns returned
from Sahzrrus. WHARF, she has oeAn
waiting Relatives tnr the past TWO
weeks, and has resumed aer duties
N the Cascade Wooden mill.
Lr. and Mrs. Joseph Studlev. WIN
nzve bean Visiting 81 the hume If
NrK SfuLieyas aurt. Mrs Hiram
Rowe. fpr the past week. lef- SIN
1zy fnr thsar huzne IN Snnervslle.
NaEs-. making the "Trip by asrrn.
Ny and MrR Apy Cannon and chill
drer, Ernest and Ruth. attended the
quarterly meeting az SEiitkfiead San
day
J. NJ Bridges and Miss Mr-rle TrY-
dzr az waferviile. were guests Sun
dny ~ Mr.. Bridges parents. Mr ans
Mrs. Chester Bridges 81 Oakland
Heights.
Rew. r a Dnismzn occupied the
pslrif n the Ash Bates Memorial
chHpel Sunday afternoon.
MA Belle Ehxfsae q wsnzipw WINS
q weekend guesr ~ rsze hnzns OF AIR
nud Nxx =. ~ Hfzxrnvmux.
DGmn1 Cu<x5e nna zEian 1rnnel
UUnsrn hmxN rn1uruna xrnEu HnazmktE&
w1snse rl,nw rnnued tfse weak-1na with
~. Curr1ess pnxuuxe4
Hnau1E s6xIhiev CT Eewrurf. n. f.
whp was n tpwn the past weei se-
CURING hnlp fnr -s1e scytt1e snnp there,
irns rsxurned 10 has horne
xz Clara s~Ett. VIII LES nssn .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

suesK al The 1nne N alr. and Mrs.
EDWARD Wing me paEt week. has
gone 10 Wats---tIle 70 vtsit Mrs.
Grace Goodwin FIR q few dars Mr.
Swzr. Will also v1s3f friends N Einck-
leF bssnre returning 70 t1sr home in
Halloween.
Tie Parish o. ne frs1 BAPTIST
caArcn VIII tender a -sceurioa
WEDNESDAY evening N rhe church -
heV and Mrs. Ternelle DYER. WHIP
VIII Leave SOON -ur Rangour. Iufiia.
"ne-e hey VIII be engaged II mis-
slunery work. A pleasing p-ug-1r
nsS oss- arranged and the public -
cornIally invited 70 attend.
MIA Abraham Walker. VINO hss
oesn enjoying ser-e-a! months vars-
Inn- resumed her duties Monday IN
ne weave -onn q -he CascaSs
Wopisr MIL.
AS Saturday brought 70 a ciose the
naseoan games NJ the season. the
oakland Athletic Association gave q
nan1us1 SATURDAY evening 10 me
memoe-E N the Oakland baseball
tazrn, ar the restaurant On Main
street which was recently opened lpv
Chester Dunlap. Oyster stew. emf
-ee- dongnnutE- ire cream and cage
We're aa-ue5.
Charles 7. Bates left Munfsav On q
business TIP 10 View Tnrk-
EDWARD Merchant NJ Belgrade was
gnesz Monday % his SISTER Mrs
Thomas Bates
mo-
The Free Baptist church VIII se
nHuTred this week IN ACCOUNT Of IRE
reception which VIII De E7vsn
Wednesday, evening al the First Ban
LEI church 10 Rer. and Mrs. Veg
nellie n. DYER.
M Rna ErE SpurEenn Enar ans
Mr. and Mrs Lewis C-pweIl have r.
turned truIn a weekend vls.f with
RrS- CTuweiIs mother, Mrs. Ehesiay
SABINE of Lewiston
Mrs Arthur PerriE-ove and dauEn-
ce- Theima and guest. l. :. I.afavnar
Of New-nnTilie. Mass. have returned
rrnEn vIElr with Mr. Pe-tiErure ;
1atne- Eider Perugrpre AZ Lewiston.
REymnnd Nelson uf Clinton wnp IS
visiting MS aunt Mrs Clay-ur Cum
HIRES was q recent guest o. Mr.. ana
NE-E- Walter Goodwin.
Mrs Lila Mcfarland N Law-ence.
Mass Is visiting ne- saz.e- Nrs.
Henri Tnppe- Of the Fairfeiri rnaS.
Mrs Mcfarland was fer many rea-s
resident ~ Oakland.
Mrs. Ralph Stur-evaur mas r.
turned 70 Lewiston. where sne in en-
nlcyed- after passing the week-enn -.
her hume IN trwn-
M-- and Mrs A. ]. Pima. WIN have
been visiting Mrs Pines rnuesze-.
Mrs George Decker. rnr rew DAYS.
-erurnEn Monday 10 sfxefr nume in.
Rumfurd.
WzlIinrn Hnwnnm xxrn. 1nzzm Elszzns
and EnzrIis UDmufrev ID New
Ezznnwsirk- n T.. t1zre nrrfred IN
tUun ana zrp Euexrs n thu l1Ezme ID
Mr end Mrs Jnizn HAYNES
Mrs Martha Snwtelle IN RESTING
cumzuTraflr Sniluw1ng n srrgaras
operation which was uertnrmed ~
Sfe Sisters hospital in WarerrzIie.
Ihs library win b ciused wsduss-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

Newzrk. y. J.. Eeut- I-The Anti
6zinnr LNagussrf Ansr1nR hans no In
seuriuu a. snf1rsug national pniitics
70 azzfnrue TIN demand thxr pnliftrzi
parties mart Es1r urmtuaae 0znfs.
dnxcs fog rres5deuf vino ass
pledged 10 unrnserrsa - =
Of ths Esrnnibition smsssdnsns % .ns
.--,u,rrtsursuu. ,ncusszisns % Fillmore
cnu1fr. wsp yr.saasd iasr wsek n
szsseriux ar eis ezscnrfve cnnnifsse
,w,f~f .@~x. rssnidents a TIN ie2gue
in c-nscrEr. he dsctsrsd en<inv tfzf
f. .,slsJecr Waa mot dfncuzsU6 and
80 srupurfs to she contrary we're
sznfrnn1A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

1av evening Sept. nth and upen
Thursday evening Beginning wiz
the following week the regular hours
will ne resumed
Miss Esther Waodsum was guest
Surf1av niE;zt Ht the home ~ VI and
Mrs 4 H Oliver leaving Monday
fur her home n FarminE1DR-
Clayton ERll went 10 Brunswick
Monday where he win enter Buwduiu
coIlese.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

infp tAe water and watch the rippies spread out
IN erU-growing circles from the SPOT where
the stone srzIkg-
The Wznt Ad urganIzat ION Of The Journal is
making reputation tnzt Is growing more and
mara tar-reach1ng every day. Al through Al
gustz the result-rpiss Of careful, Efficient serv-
ice to Want Ad patrons are being tslt. And
throughout rne county and abroad n the State
there ara those WIN vuucn tor the result-pnwer
Of journal classified adv cruising
Has the ripple reached you yet?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
Chicago Cattle Market

L~EItt4sEs 6k-y{I~
EDGE-Recsspes . eon Strung. HeGvy-
weirf1f 16-SHIRlk. medium zTnDElKb; itEnt
-S8zE1e: Iignt lights 1660Ms: heexv
hacking 6pWE- Syuuuth. ieO81&ce- pack
inr ErWB. rnuEn. -z241s7t; pigs 1soRd
CaT-E-Rece,pfs 1me. icWcr. BeeS
steers: Medium and heavy weight
ehplre and rrffne 1xE17a0. medium and
gpea lH58fH8. scufnsnur Ezk1e1a3 liEa-
wesgi1r Eusd and cfanire In06z7sS; cum-
rauH ana medium ADE-x7s. Butcher car.
lie. Hetfr-s sEhG1sfs, ccEE s2sMzxE:
enuneyS End cuxfHrs Es06S: veal calves
MSRuSn: seesser s1eezs 106zxE. sfnrke-
e7eeys ZN1n1B: WzsfexI rxuEe heef
aaee-E 01dl56B: Cows and hssfn-s &S&
I'M
EdEEP-aecespfS E.a1 L&mhs l1S9
rs0f- r,,Iix znS cumsurn TUEz1N Ewes
Nediurn. grpS and chuice an69xE. cuIls
III coTnrrsun znd5I n<eadiuE 604zz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

HET-Chrtce wfinie cattle 10A.
BrIIER-Enrthaen creamery eErfHA
2aGz; western Dc. D8s53
EHEEEE-Eew twins eEtcAa I1&zl
CCNN-Eo- yellow 16f8-m
EGG6-EsarnY hsnnery T48E: wesf.
ToTR-Spr:ug pstert. 1Se-lh- aarEs.
CENgES
EAy-Nn etmuthv 5eRE
L-AMB-2pr1ng 2&A
oATSFancy q 70 Glib sHciZs 04E
pCHK-Medfum hncu 00n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fanny 3o&E
mr 10 Ihk.: oytliuHry 468-E; Eweef po-
Ez,ore 15a64GD par hzrrel
EUGAH-GrauuiKfed. wholesale Sc
Mr. 1en -rounfis N hulk
WAT-icE2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

Man familiar with general farm wmk
garden ana rzif trees. must be al
rnunn handy mRE-
Wife 10 he gnnd couk with expe--
lsnre 10 cook tur Summer & Winter
pleasure camps IN Maine.
New Camps nuw building, cord
chance trr willing workers. state
age. wages wanted and fI,u par-lru-
lars In frsr letter
z. n. MoEElEy,
4. =. . No. q. Winffrhn. Ma.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
NC 4 ON RECRUITING DUTY
ARRIVES ATLANTIC CIT

Atlantic City. n J.. Sept 1.-THE
seapiane Nc arrived here rudsy
aun Long Island ON its recruiting
trip. K Is scheduled ID leave tumor-
row tnr Portland. Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

NEW YORK MARKET
sssu-es of ti,e Days Dsalinns in All
tne Leaning Sfueies

t,s Leading Shocks
-u-E- sept 2-T-adtng IN the
q segsnnsng a the lsuT-h.Eaids6
rxs = The eteea industry ia uDf o.
20 great &c influences ON uRfrng n
seer feared. Tae sMzna N1D rrIle
As. -eekB uEtzvurxtle nArk Efafsr
-.e-e -e-e several revernzls a<fer thu
ss--zy o2=1tng. but e M s1zne Was
We z-w y1-nzuizrcs6 pressure 70 iQui~
1-.E holdings rhEz -scr EVIDENTLY
aE-s e Impression upuE TIM zasrrr
E
sssssz sreeI euufuuefts and the shares
rz-.cI.s other industries whose opeY-
Me- a.-ze iE-gesy On the outcome Of
-zaa- zzrusricn were well suppur1eG.
.=E exceptions nefng limited IN urti-
aze minur spacuiaftver issues
As~s q. tire mzrkef.s strung under
% -az E-rinu1Ad 10 TIM lack a 0zzf-
y zts-es- public participation nzy-
s-.z6i.r dw1nriled 70 slennAr dimen
9Th consequent strengthening o.
atoE.zIcEi POSITIONS eEer Eznce fhel
E<-x II industrial ,1rsestfemest-
.rss S-z1Es Steal cru,mon -nnEed
sr-H- go and III. closing n me tnp
T. XIX NJ "A unlurS- BNrfieheM znI
2fEsEaE1s veTe arE- CFuEtnif- winch
sfs>-ed Rn innspAnaAn1 EnErse.
pc ;. a1,lr6-
zs--7-saz-z- mufnzE- EhlpriuEs En-
& -s1acrsd moderate Burning, but rs-
o.z ana fncd snaKnE ws7e e.
zlsT e-sac-s az rail- ronsz. e1E1EzEnAi=
-aatgres including Amrysrzn To
as-zu StorS9- NEE1can Fes-e-
-sxzk COMPANY and Ame-Ic1y
SAFES amnEntsG ID 16.s0
iazrs aranaS n 9 pur caHt- hui
as.se % 4 N the dn1i huzr. tne
e stnv1-E ie&s dtsrnsfttnn @ tene
s<Vex
-sse-rv se-as wer1 Arm. huf ~ Hn~.
81 -sx Uncertain, snzne x1EGant
'.se- utiiitiee ref1ec<inE pTEAA
saasz. pzr value. xsErHEnxaa ~
<1ses II cSil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

Opinions Inst TIM he1rIsh effect uf the
E1eel strike mad been discounted before
hzuH did q EDnd dezl fnfizv 10 life tho
coYn market Fyices otosed ssrnng Id
81 Giants mt higher. with CecsMher -
70 - and Mxy LII TO IT. C&rE
gained n ceurs TO q cents and pro-
VISITORS = cents IN o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

Mr. and Mrs Jehn y Hansnn and
srzndsnEs. Oliver ana Rsynnn6- were
rsrEnr VISITORS Al ,i1e hurne'of Rev.
ana Mrs. L Z Dunn Rssf1iel6 De-
rut
Miss CaiiEra ]. Ba4ss OF 0skaarti -
VISITING cid friends IN cumn-
Mr.. and Mrs ssephar Trumhsv 1rs
Waiting relatives IN TzIznri Falls
Members of ReiEvade grange are
requested 70 attend grange meeting
nexr SATURDAY. evening. Sep-. 9TH. 70
consider WHY'S and lnemrs Of rnnl,rE
repairs on tins hail. LADIES are re-
qnezted % bring rnEtrr o. a ltefr
lunch win be served fnIlcwe1 by q
penny march
Lzziren Kelley is zhinEfing md
staining his husare.
Aev Z Z Dunn nf ReaifiHId Deuut
vas m TWIN Mnndzy 10 ofirtste ~
ne funeral of the late John wors-
- AM old residenf ~ Belgrade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

49," A1NA ItoAAE
yew rnxk, Serf >
N1GA-2u1es. sJIR1ug pA1enfe Ns14
IN: spwtnT cieuxr SDG1eno; winter
ssxxignn Efs@Ic4e: Kansas srrziE1is
WHALES sassdy; No I. rsd -
NeW Tosk ID nyrfve.
C08N-6paf fxmsgs No 2 yolleW IL
aAd No- wh5fs - . xew Lnrk
0AIS-4uuf frH. ~O- W4zite
runK-Fm; mess zson; family =
I.AHDLlrmw- mitdie wesr 3l1o61tsd
BE11e-f1xE. recetpfE 50 unSs
cx04DnGS h1E111F fhEn extras 118H0B. 40.
tnx stnck c1u1uuf run1Ee -
1ksG6-EfxM: yNce4uta - e1AeG:
80: kTnSs 80: ssSss' - snfs nssrnv
Oan11rn h1nuaFy wii1aa fsus to fnxzcy u
=. 11dtunrw - pS1me 11uE. hrnNn 60.
M: ssfhssed nzrWn ard naxed cuanTs
PuIATDES-Firsner. Maine us-lh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

The qulef NJ EunRrnzu n1HIe nuzn-
nsnsc With the conveIllences Of 1hesczt-.
nApe aieA sen1 and own vOar nwn
auns- This 70 an OPPORTUNITY ssltium
seen Z This locality. Situated ON Rfver-
sac 9rZve anrur Z miles trun KeIue-,
bee bridge 3esr Of reasons fur Ealing.
acre o. fertile land .nT c-pB aT trutt
Trees oy other rIirTDEsS with arEle ann
U1Rs- Tr-iit trees l1sr beginning 10 5eAr.
Bungalow ~ SIX rDnmE- rwo alcprez-
uere--sEiiing drilled well @ 4sst ~
0Bn-- EO5H water, wsfer system. m
EE. ERuE Il oRllzr. electro pETun. R1I1o-
matte attachment. SeWe- 10 henne.5HE
r-pc-- oath -up. lavatury AuEh cfnSer-
So tubs and SILK. hp1 water -HIlk IL
shEnsL 70 -RnEe with supply tank N
attic; electric llEtIis throughout. lgW
insurance rate; gDo6 cellar g2rzge ur
Er.au srAh4e a. vru wish; electric carz
az sEnrr. Inquire on If1s urentseB 1nr
hex. n DAYS O. l. GECA-E, River
slds DRIVE AUGUSTA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

sacks 4noE5p: Long Island 1ss-lb sacks
5eenaf: .5e-Eev 18th sacks aAF4sa
svres4s Jersey No. rer nzEket I6GIss
southern w ! Der barrel T5HSH
CABRAEEs-SteaGv. per bhl IenE-T5
SIEGaR-REw steady; centrffuEsi
Il: refined steady cut loaf 1853: crnsn-
ed lnsE: mould 5af: cubes g5. xxx
powdered ID; standard powdered s1i
fine g-RnuIR1sd AND Diamond A 600.
confecrigners 4 Sc; No ! suit sugar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

Corrected Daily by
NAME BROKERAGE CO.
* Wzter ST., Augusta
Phones 1D1E-1u1e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

N~ York Money Market
New Ymk. sspt- =
Hs1cxHttle pxpeg 5G4
Starting as-aEv bills a.
Commercial as-siar bills On banks Al
Cummerrtni se-lizr bills A., demand
lIa cxl1es AZ
F-uucx- demand sSs Cables Asa
5uildnFK- demand 8 la cznles ID
Lire. demand So. Cables s-A
Naxlu nnmamnd ID. cshies =
zine lnzns Efeadv; @ dxyS. g dxsE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

GakaRrh In IN c1ccsxSpss nnc1u1zcr
accunlpnu1eG with cnruuic iuznuun-
6uDd,s S1rEAuArtlia arza an tn ruurrrrss
mErnn-Rue through the hlnu1 re[Iurrs-'
tu3zamznE1knEs establishes henf<hr -.
TIM. and rzntczllv c<zr1e al cnnm .
czxM<xfs-aA7x. - S. 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-09
OVERHAULING FIRE
ALARM SYSTEM
Gamewell Co. Sends Man Here to Put
in New Batteries and Adjust All
Signal Apparatus.

H. L. Humphrey, representative of
the Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph
Co., who arrived in Brattleboro yester-
day, began work about noon on the To-
cal fire alarm system.
New batteries are being installed and
the entire alarm system win be over
hauled by Mr.. Humphrey, who viii take
one section at a time so that in case of
fire the alarm can be sounded. 1t is
expected that the work will require
three or four days.
The arrival of a man familiar with
such work will be a relief to property
owners who have been ANNOYED at the
failure of the alarm to register proper
ly at the engine house, making it neces-
sary for firemen to step outside and
count the strokes of the alarm before
ii was possible to tell from which box
the signal was rung in, thus giving the
fire opportunity for greater headway
before the arrival of fire fighters. The
bell at the First Baptist church also has
failed to work for some time. and as
this is a part of the system the proper
adjustment will be made before the Job
is completed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-09
MOTHERS WANT
BABIES KISSED
General Pershing Had Difficulty in
Avoiding Theni-Presented a Horse
Reception Tonight.

NEW YORK. Sept. General Per-
shing today escaped for a while a resump-
ton of the welcome that greeted him on
his arrival from France yesterday by re-
naming in his hotel until time to review
1900 Boy Scouts this afternoon. The
Scouts were assigned to act as his escorts
in Central park, where $4,000 school chill
dren gathered to hear him speak and to
sing patriotic songs.
Tonight he will be the guest at a re-
ception rendered him by the Elks. He is
a member of the FL Paso lodge and a
large delegation of Elks from that city
and other lodges of the country were here
in his honor.
General Pershng was presented today
by the Lieut.. Sigle post of the Ameri-
can Legion with a thoroughbred Virginia
horse, which will be ridden in the parade
tomorrow by Col Quackenmeyer of the
commanders staff. When General
Pershing went to the riding academy
where the presentation was made, the
building was surrounded by crowd anx.
ious to see him.
In the group around the building were
many mothers with babies in their arms
and they seemed anxious to have the
general kiss their children. He complied
in the cases of two or three who were
most insistent
When he returned to his hotel ht
found many more fond mothers anxious
to have the distinction conferred upor
their infants and he again had to run
the gauntlet before reaching his room.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-09
COUNTY COURT
BEGINS AT NEWFANE
Calling of Docket Leaves Most of I'M
portant Cases for Trial-First
Case Starts Tomorrow.

The fall term of the Windham county
court opened at Newfane this forenoon
about II o'clock, Judge Stanley G. Wilson
of Chelsea being the presiding Judge.
After prayer by Rev. F. NJ. Wiswall the
rest of the forenoon was devoted to call
ing the docket, and while few cases
were continued most of the cases on the
trial docket remain for trial at this term.
At o'clock the grand jury convened
and States Attorney f. w. Gibson be-
gan the presentation of evidence in state
cases.
The petit jury viii report tomorrow
and the first case viii start at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. This is the case
of Auer & Twitchell of Philadelphia
against the Robertson Paper Co. of Bel
lows Falls The plaintiffs seek to recover
s46l for merchandise furnished. The
Robertson Paper Co. also sues Auer &
Twitehell for $4,000 for alleged failure
to deliver merchandise according to con-
tract. Attorney A. f. Schwenk is eoun-
sci for Auer & Twitchell, and Barber
Barber & Miller are attorneys for the
Robertson Paper Co.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-09
Angler SHOP is
BOUGHT BY SHEA
Deeds Passed This Afternoon and
Landmark Will Be Removed-Added
Frontage to Shea Garage.

Another old landmark, the E. NJ. An
gier blacksmith, shop now conducted by
Philip G.. Colgrove on Flat street, will
be listed among the by-gones within a
day or two.
The deeds transferring the ownership
of the building from Mr.. Angler to d.
Frank Shea were passed early this after
noon and Mr. Shea stated that the build
ing would be torn down as soon as the
present occupant could move. MIR. Col
grove has hired the quarters which were
occupied by the late Hermon Gordon as q
service garage in the old jelly mill build
ing. and began to move his blaeksmithint
tools today
In the purchase of the Angler property
Mr. Shea obtains an added frontage o
81 feet for his new garage building which
is under construction by Pellet & Skin
ner, some of the foundation for whicl
already has been put in, and LILO squar'
feet of added floor space will be afforded
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-09
Knows Of No Reason Why
the Commissioner Should
Be Remoyed-All Official
Action Directed to Secur-
ing Proper Protection =
An Outbreak of Rob-
berry and Lawlessness Is
Feared = Stores Rem0v-
ing Their Valuables to
Places of Safety-Place
Money in Banks

BOSTON, Sept "a strike of virtual
ly the entire police force of this city was
imminent today With only two dissent
ing votes the Boston poicemens union
voted to walk out at evening roll call and
the city faced the prospect of nightfall
coming on with only a hastily recruited
emergency force available for protection.
Because of this Governor Coolidge and
Mayor Peters considered the ACCESSIBILITY
of calling out the state guard and it was
said that this action probably would be
taken during the day.
There was no indication of any develop
! ment likely to avert the strike In all
quarters it was said that efforts to pre-
vent the break appeared exhausted. As
a result all official activities turned to
Surveying available means for protection.
4 The vote announced by the policemen
union, l,245 in favor of strike and two
/ opposed, was learned with interest as
showing the strength of the organization
: Union officers said that $50 men of the
/ remote districts had no opportunity tc
cast their ballots before the polls closed
this morning
The patrolmen had voted through tn,
night after meeting at which the sit
nation was considered in the light of tn,
prohibition of Police Commissioner Curtis
to union organization and membership
and of his action yesterday in suspendin,
10 policemen because of their union affili
alton. President McInnes of the uniol
stated this morning that the union in
stead of losing strength among its mem
bers by the action had gained 100 mem
hers during the night
President Mclnnis conferred from tim
to time during the night and day with loca
labor leaders regarding the sympatheti
strike for which several organizations hav
voted.
A statement that Police COMMISSIONS
Curtis is Sin sympathy with the attitud
of the policemen with reference to th
conditions of their employment, but be
cause these have not been formally pre
sented to him he has no course open bu
to fulfil his obligations to protect tn
city" was made at the state house toda
by Former Attorney General Parker
counsel for the commissioner.
For two weeks it has been known tha
members of the underworld were slippin
) into the city in anticipation of police
mems strike and inspectors of the d,
partment were specially detailed to pr,
pare to cope with this menace. Jew
elry stores last night withdrew I'll
usual window displays and safes in man
cases were empty with the doors opel
the funds having been deposited wit
banks for safe keeping
Governor Coolidge announced his r.
e fusal to accede to demand of the stat
branch, American federation of labor. f,
the removal of Commissioner Curtis.
I know of no reason for the removal of Il
/ commissioner" he said, land if he we
6 removed of course | would have no a
e thority to reinstate the men,