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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-29
ARRIVALS AT
THE HOTELS


J.F. Crowell Il s. NJ g. +. Kirby
and wife. Washington. p c. Mile
kirby G b. Hopkins. Philadelphia
pa; Mr.. and Mrs. a. Elzkorn. Nor
folk. Va. Thos. Elzkorn. Norfolk Va. !;
Miss Dorothy Eizsorn Norfolk, Va:
Miss Jessie Comes. Jackson. @: Rob
ert &. Jones. Washington d. OF:
Ralph Rugen Round Brook, N u. ].
Nv Engle. Baltimore
Robert u Jones, Washington 4. 3.
Siysafi, Philadelphia g. w Thomp-
son, Coshocton, q n b. Whysall, New
York b. F. Arthur, Winchester, Va ];
III. w. Bradley. Syracuse n, " e
Ls Welis, Cumbersome, Md G II
a,rusey, baltimore; MI Banby. Va; G..
IS. Myers. -. q.
r. j. O.NeiIl, Baltimore; Captain
Charles. Washington; G. s. Rush,
washington; John Davis. n Il. Girls.
G- X Kelley and wife: n r. Nayior
and wife, Baltimore; O d. Longeneck-
..r Dayton. o.. Michael Heister and
family
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WEEKLY REPORT OF
w. e. c. S. SECRETARY

Secretary ] r. Roland Of the War
Camp Community Service, has submit
ted his weekly report for the week
ending July 26. -
During the week l.S20 men visited
the rooms Of the club. go luncheons
were served
On July % vaudeville show WAS
given To the armory al which It's seryr
ice men and $50 civilians we're pres
Ient On July "A at the regular week
dance for service men rs men were
present
ON Saturday at the picnic given on
the Severn 80 Baltimore girls Of the
War Camp Community Service and
So service men were III attendance a
dance was held for short time in
the State Armory prior TO the girls and
Echaperons leaving for Baltimore
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CLANS 81 persons who would build
ZONES s there. and furthermore that 4
Il ] much travelled haahway
Mr Gels. after referring e the gre g
tleyelopmes1t 81 the Linthtclm Heights
ssction. whsich been conducted on
81 stable and sysEsEhailc basis as any
other place. subuFban % Baltimore
civ said that the roadway would pay
gor itself In about two years q re-
suit az the big addition e the taxable
basis 81 the section that would accrue.
AZ I.infhicum. auabng other things,
said many persons have bought lots
along ina highway and stand ready g
have dwellings copstrucsed, but that
tho bad condition az the rbad Is PROV
Ing 4 big setback IN the 4 ay 81 haul
Htng materials theresag
The Commissio ners aFpea red 70 take
! favorable view Oh tina natter and L
IS not unlikely that steps looking e
Improving the road VII Be taken q
an early date
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LET Ter TO KDIToR

10 ne EdSfoy II thc. EUeStm0 Cepttai:
Ii aeesss ! psey tnat Orse police OF
ncef only. should have been singled
OUT for removal BY the City Council
consider We have ~ excellent police
force. and among them do moi think
there il more faithful ard efncienl
officer than the veteran AianapoIitan,
Henry JackaOn
He has been found At All times and
under the most tryInE circumstance
thoroughly brave and true. and honest
and upright In his dealings With all
by all means let the CITY Council
do justice. and refnstate one Of the
most efficient officers We have.
GEORGE a. BASIL.
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IL soYIETa II PATTERsON

About sO.oOo sof the Inhabitants u
Paterson, N. Us are employed In the
textile Industry About 80 per cent
Of these workers are unorganiked
Their conditione are not good The
Aanalgamated Textile workers Of Am
erica, the same union which recently
won the IS hour week Without reduc-
ton ii pay for Abe textile workers Of
New England. has been conducting q
campaign to organise 3 branch Ia
Paterson It's Efforts have been stub
bornIy opposed not By the workers bat
BY the city authorities. For ovar .
month the union has been unable %
bald b Easaain aEaEA- &c - osEn mann.
hership.
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Rtcl.le their standard Bcarer

With Mr. Richie rs their standard
bearer the Democrats 81 the State
should be able 10 make winning fight
hefOre the people. Notwithstanding the
much heraided mixing qualities 81
Mr. Nice III fact It seems that Mr..
Nice was chosen as the Republican
candidate largely because nc is said
10 le good fellow without enemies
within his parry. and not because 81
any preeminen, services he has rem
dered in the States Attorneys office
u Baltimore City
Now IA the time FOR all good DEM
ocrats TO come to the aid Of their
rarity. and Il they do Mr.. Richie and
has eaasaa aasaa nla0tlia IA alba To- wla
ID walk Tpwson Ieaersonlan.
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CANDIDATE FOX ClaERk Or THE
CIRCUIT G'UURT FOX tNNE
AMI NDEL GOttNTN

III announcing my eandIsIaey for the
Office Of the clerk of the Circuit a0ttft tor
Anne ArAndel County subject ~ tile atiion
Il the Democratic primaries, feel That
Il Ii a duty III Riyscf, aH'i 60 the peopls
II the county. III give them Il short sketch
IL my olhctal career.
During MY roIitieai career llaNe always Z
sFied a. represent tho people to the best 0i
my ability Every eiliee tliAt have held,
ither BY appointment or election, have
given my undivided time and attention 81
heae various offices. | feel thai IL is the
liity of every naan thAt holds public otiic..
q give that office personal attention AMI
81 llIere MT all times ~ serve the peallfs
Many years ago | WAS iioliOre'l by the
aeopIc III the city III Annapolis bS being
ieeietl one of the AlderInen from the
sersiisl Mard pf the tisy Of AnnAp1liss
eelreseutesl the reepie Of my ward ard the
,eoi,le If largo g the best 81 my anslity
giving them sneii improvements tilat Was
IN keeping with the economical welfare u
he City.
Afterwards ] wiz appointed by the late
Governor G'retberS ~ the Raard ~ super
.Isors Of Elections ~ Anne Arunaci
sutInty. also appnintetl by the present
Executive of the State the Hon r. s.
sHarriugtU:s.
IN the year 1aIa I wis honured by the
people 81 the taunty hy belnE elected 4
member III the State Senate. There rep
eacuted Tile people tn the very best "a III
ahttIty ioUktng ~ the economical admin
stration ii thu states affairs, aud also
onking ia the best interest uf ofr county
4ntl Ita people
In 1917 WAS elected ~ the on ~
sherIn III Anne Arundel Comfy. hasr
.iyen my entire time AMI attention ~ tn
,usileks If the otfIee ai1a haze saved
many thauaaflsis 1T dollars by lay er1f
:ainieai administration Of enid efisc aud
speelAIIy hy being III daily Attendance
and giving the ollie lDy personal super
siaiun. and feel that ! have given The
oltnfy the very best service that We have
laa Tor many ygaFs
AIN new candidate FIR Clerk III tire
drcaiif GaHrt and ask ali layal llsnias
rats for their support anil II should he
suesesafui in telc pKImarles ard in The
general eiestIoH ! ID hsreby satelnly Dc.
4arc III Esivr said efiee MY lHTsNfal sui.ers
sfsiau and that | Will conduct. said office
II il buairPsHs like NAV glld give te the
general l,ubIie prompt and efilvient serx-
sse irrespective of politics believe that
hts IL the peoples tight HIid trust II
lieip to use their awn Judgment aud In
I03EpII II HILLS
luafslate Tor EiezK ~ tho Circuit Court
for Anne Arundel Count s.. Jy.g
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EASTpoRT ALERT ON
SANITARY CONDITIONS
Go lron 60 elne

BOARD d Hsalth. i which ~ wviser
said there would be meeting d lhat
body on Thursday of this week Inli-
mating that the question as 10 East
port would be taken up ii that meet
ing, Dr. Stone inquired of Dr. MURPHY
whether any further steps had been
taken BY residents TO relieye exIsttng
conditions tn The meantime. Dr. Muir
ply laid the matter before Jesse q
Clark, one og the active workers III be-
haIf Of bettering general conditions
al Eastport. and who Is one Of The
members 0f the Passport Improvement
Association. organized several days
ago That there has not been meet
ing Of the State Board prior ID this, II
n stated. Ii due to the absence from
Baltimore 81 Sanitary Engineer Morse.
who is a member OF the Board.
The matter. IL IS expected Will be
taken up for d detailed discussion at 4
meeting Of the Improvement Assoeia-
EtIon To be held on Friday night. The
IFrincipIe question as 70 sanitation at
issue inst now. Is that pertaining to
the grave condition Of the wells and
the grave danger Of the development
OF an epidemic Of typhoid fever, Or
other maIady, through the secping
through the earth or filth. and surface
drainage into the wells, many Of which
are shallow
II Is thought BY many citizens d
1.-THE village that number Of The wells
are already in 4 state Of contamina-
ltion, and extreme precaution Is being
Exercised as to drinking water there
from
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CarveI Hail

ri. III Burrough, III s. NJ w q
ICocusby. N. Y, oil; G.. II Hartman and
wife. Philadelphia: Miss Carrie f
Hartman. Philadelphia Miss II NH
Ion, Millarvilie. II. j. Rice and Duyai.
Kew York and washington: Mrs. "
II. Ainmon. York. Pa: IL G. FrayIon.
Richmond. Va Mrs, Geo. e. Walker.
Charlottesville Va; Mrs w. r. Burns.
I.archmont. n. II. Miss Ursula Burns.
E1archmont. NJ Dr r. u Whit
oEgenr and family. Norfolk, Va; Fred
crick A. Thompson. Washington q. g.
HE. s. Alvord. Jr, Washington; MI.
and Mrs W. ri Castle. Jr., Washing
ton. n. G.; W II Briggs. Washington,
u. O.: Miss Doughty Camp Humph-
reys. Va: Miss Kenyon. Brooklyn. n.
~: Major and Mrs n b Goodman.
Washington. Mr. and Mrs f. e Masi.
Washington. Mr. and Mrs N. q.
Lynch. Washington, Mr. and Mrs r. Ct.
Toyez, Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Fl
a. ID. Hancock. Washington: F. f.
C'assel. washington lie n. Munson
Washington: Nj Gahan and wife. Bal
tlnore; II q Durye and wife. Los
Angeles: chas. b Hopkins and wife.
Baltimore 10 Ross Mckenrick, Balti-
more: Mrs g. Ross MeKenrlck. Baltir
more: Letitia Il. AIcKenrick. BALI
more Mr. and Mrs. Louis y Taylor
Philadelphia MT. and Mrs. Bradford
Nj Sonch, philadelphia Lieut. Com
S. Nj krous. III s. NJ. Comlr. y q.
IIauselor, q Of. III s. nj; DR.. ] NJ
Jimenez. Philadelphia, and Chas. b
Hopkins and wife, Baltimore. Md
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-29
70 THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS or
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY

I hereby ann0nnce nfy candidacy for Mem
5bcr al the House 81 Delegates, subject - the
primary election IA 81 held III September. 9l0s
realize chat ihs most promising Iiar Of atir
county has been annexed 70 Bahisnoree Clsy
md ander lie changed conditions. the conHt.
win have 10 he reconstructed 70 meet conditions
as they exist.
ii nominated and elected. pledge myself
- work increasingly for the best Interest Of
shs county and STATE
ENaCH s., JOHNSON
SoIIev PnsfofIice. Anne ARUNDEL Go Md
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Tile kNlGHTs Oh c0LUMBUs

u -
at was iii the training camp on the
lriains or the great west that we first
came into Intimate contact with them
the knights of Columbus They had
d hut where d man could go for a
few moments each day and read In
lquict and peace. away from the 10000
other men Iii tho cantonment.
nAt small unknown port on the
Atlantic seahoarg they bade US bon
voyage with hot coffee and cakes and
cigarettes when We started over in
d year which new seems ages ago:
NEXT we saw their familiar sign III q
rest camp III England, and when We
landed In France they were al the
deck with more pmokcs and the little
Things which we, learned 10 value DO
highly III an existence which had re-
turned To the primitive.
L 1T wag Id the Argonne drive that
some one dubbed them Casey those
chaps who wore the Il Of u bras
sard; and because They were generally
laround when one was smoke-hungry
The call was talgen up BY all ranks
Keep Coming Casey. And II we re-
member rightly and We do they did
keep coming
When d chap was broke or may
lie bad 4 pay voucher In his pocket
which wasn't worth sou because
there wasn't bank within DO kilos.
lit was The men Of the II. Of G. who
furnished the little things which we
now know To be- the big things when
zone Is out of touch with civilization.
Ono could generally find n OF g.
hut somewhere near the front: and II
not Why generally someone wearing
their insignia found us We we'll re-
Emcmber those cong winter days when
sse were stuck III demolished French
Village on the sother side of the Ar
ssonno when d seemed that spring
,, would never come and tile drizric
would never cease
There wasn't even Bible 80 read
some unregrneFale scamp months
ilcIoTc had used the tissue pages Of
our volume for cigarette paper But
rame i day when Il II of g. man dis
covered We were there seemingly. the
morId forgetting. by the World forget
And once each week alter that he
tlroye 55 kIlos out of lis way 10 drop
Tie papers aud other things tYou
know wha. We mean by the other
things Except yon have d package
lof them ID your pocket now Got 50
We could hear the coughing III his
broken hackeds Ford at least three Wiz
lagos away And sometimes an escort
lof hanor. wadad fire or six kilos
Through the mud 10 welcome him
General PcFahing has compliment
I'd them highly We arc glad of that.
Ne rather think they deserve few
sords We like tlsose chaps on the
Il. Of C They have done much To
make US feel AZ home everywhere we
Illase heeA&Dver here. And they've new
Ter crowded religion down our throats
though religious consolation was
theirs for the asking. Hut they have
handed out big tstfuls or friendship
and after all. that Is what counts.
There's i line in the Bible which
we like 10 apply d an organisation
when we try TO judge Of the good ii
Is doing By their works We shall
know them. We know the knights Of
Columbus And We who write these
lines are not Catholic either but
Protestant ~ faith, and shouting
Methodist at that
AZ 4
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WHAT
EXCHANGES SAY
il Looks 10 lslscllIe

We arc pleased 10 note that Demo-
Gratis viii agree on i candidate for
Governor without going into d primary
contest II now looks as il Attorney
General Albert g Richie will have no
opposition lie viii mako candidate
that all eIements of the party can
support Prince Frederick Journal
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JUDGE BOND DEcIpps
AGAINST FoRMrp
or STATE WIZ,
Wontlnued ffgu rars y.

per ann'frll hu y.
assumed office a sal,g III
plemente,i h lit RI.
for the saria
Attorney
WAS thai the alIuN slt as
BY the Leg 0a =.
ttoral increase
#of 4 state officer IN
similar St
Wiiliams Nheh stb Y
former Se1sss s y
Graham .ft
ace, Thaina
pending n
II IS alilid
Fta pick on Il n
leaIltalonpe 81
Woman
when she can I,f
she can q le
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eaANOu.a { m

/ hereby annnunre my candidacy for the
aifi,p Ill d'uuBty Commissioners Of Anne
Arundel County fer the Second District
subject 10 tile Aetion Of the Drnlps,rstis
primaries Iii september. Your support
VIII be appreciated.
a4a g. N4ff4T94M@ J1t%* AIsH4.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-29

IT u now veil assured fact that
Attorney General Albert G. Richie viii
be the Democratic nominee for Cover
nor wIthout opposition He viii BE-
opposed In the November eleetion b.
Harry w Nice. Republican. Chessar-
town Transcript
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AynnasNf ~ NT

hereby aiiIlunnee myself az q eanlI
late fer membership on tlse State Ten
tfai talniuitfee III the Democratic parts
suhjeGt to the primary
He John del. It'll NJ
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-29

The Senate continues % Insist that
advice and consent represents more
than Il technical formallty
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R.tellIc The Rlgt Nan

All opposition Nj hon. Albert q
Richie IS candidate for The Demo-
cratic nomination Cor Governor has
apparently faded away He viii be
nominated and elected because the
people know he Is man Qaaliiled and
fltted for the position. Eskton Dem
ocrat
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-29
GEO. w. JC IS
Circulating Library

The following books have been added TO
the Library:
aThe Dwelling Place d Light" by win
stOn ChurehIll.
sThe Inesltabie Balance Sheet. ~ Ka.
rina Trash.
4 Circuit Ridera WIFE" bE Cora Har
riE
Kenny. BY FseOn0ra nalrympie
~ Four Years In Germany. by ]
W. Gerard
Day.
trander.
TERMBs--Eew R@eks, 81 PEE day.
Old BaplxS. &c. per dag.
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FOR SALE Fresh COWS with calves. Will
trade Tor beef cows. Apply rs Mrst 81.
Annapolis. IL phone 40 " anglo
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-29

MONEY re- H.s.SN--nn mortgage IN sums
q, suit on reasonable tarms lsartiai
payment allowed. James NJ MunreT. At !
turney. JxAs1tt
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FOR SALE

FgR SALE 1918 model Stuacbaker ton
truck With tnr. FOR sule heap I'D good
condition 81 81 Pnmpbrey, Robinson,
Md. Phone Seyerna rs ". aug24
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ron SAIE -0ne Grand Domestic heater
one hot MIR elm stove also iixtures 100
Conduit street Two
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EOR sAg.E--ludIaii Motorcycle. 1919 mod
ill electrically equipped RIM only III
miles. Apply Al II. Wilson, 81 West
Street. II
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plead roR IMPROVED
REFTHsDIsTRIcT ROAD
pumDrNo BOOK THERE

tcons.u rsss one,
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excellent condition and other nursery
equipments Address No. 1aJ. iEoN .9T.
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FOR RENT

F0R HENT--f'ompletely furnished Apart
meat 1 rooms aud bath. Apply 1su
I'rinrc George Street Jy29
FOR RENT furnished room, fog men
only AppIy 10 Main St 4yesff
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HONEY 10 LOAN

MONEY 10 LOAN Money % loan on
mortgage. Apply to Wilson O Gnit.
Annai'os'a, Nj. jyis'a
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LOST

I.OsT-A pocket Sock Reward return @
canifal t.arage. jya0
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lost -WashiugtaA aufa lieense between
AnIlnpalfs Water Marks and Annapolis
Rrfurn u canitai oAiyc Il ~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-03
sHAFTsBURY

]. w. Bowen of Cambridge, n. Y
called on friends in town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Bottum spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Bottum in Williamstown, MasJ
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Montgomery
have moved to Bennington where
they have positions in the mill.
Charles Crossman is assisting in
F. b. Randalrs store while w b.
Randall is deer hunting.
Mr. and-Mrs. Merritt Bentley We're
in Bennington Saturday
Mrs. Sheldon Harrington and
daughter spent Thanksgiving in Ben
nington with Mr.. and Mrs Chelsea
Harrington,
Mrs. B r. Tullet ii entertaining
relatives from East Albany.
John Harrington left Saturday for
Bennington where he Will spend
few days as the guest of Chelsea Har-
rington on a deer hunting trip.
Theer were several family gather
ings in town Thanksgiving.
There will be "Evangelistic meet
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-03
HIGH COST OF LIVING
CONTINUES TO CLIMB
Prices for Food and Clothing Go Up
and People Keep on Buying
uxuriae
L-uxuries.

New York, Dec. despite the
various campaigns to bring down the
high cost of living the cost of food
stuffs and clothing have continued to
climb during the last month, accord
ing to the report on business condi.
tons OF the second federal reserve dis.
riot board for November made pub
lie here tonight The average in
crease in the price of the principal
necessities of life was given at one
and one-half per cent.
Reports from the retail trade. il
was stated, indicated that luxury
buying" was in full swing, and the
'repressive effect of the war on per
sonal expenditure" had disappeared
completely. Never has there been
so much spending, such a demand for
expensive articles and such disregard
Of prices" said the report.
The buying public is showing al.
most no resistance" to high prices,
the report continued. which adde ID
that the buyers are either complete
ly Indifferent or they accept the
higher prices as quits to be expect
ed"
Reports from retail stores, it. was
stated, indicate that the wave of
buying done by wage earners has
somewhat subsidized" 1t was sug.
gested that this was probably due to
strikes or unemployment caused by
strikes.
The iewelry trade reports indicat.
ed an unprecedented demand for
platinum. fine jewelry, diamonds and
other precious stones. The price of
diamonds has risen 100 per cent with
in six months, it was stated and
there has been "a great rise in the
price of silverware."
Musical instruments cannot be
produced in quantity sufficient to
meet the demand" declared the re.
port. Reckless buying in the cloth
ing trade was also reported.
Referring to the labor situation the /
report stated that Strikes reduced |
the sumtotal of employment about
two per cent" in October as com
pared with September. "On the
whole, labor difficulties have dimln-
shed in the past month" the report
said,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-03
IF TOO THIN
TRY BITRO-
PH0SPH HATE

While. excessive thinness might be
attributed 10. various and subtle causes
in different individuals, it is we'll
known fact that the lack of phos-
phorous In the human system is very
largely responsible for this condition.
1t seems to be well established that
this deficiency in phosphorous may
now be met by the use of Bitro-
Phosphate. which can be obtained from
any good druggist in convenient tablet
form.
In many instances the assimilation
Of this phosphate by the nerve tissue
soon produces welcome change
nerve tension disappears. vigor and
strength replace weakness and lack of
energy and the whole body loses it's
ugly hollows and abrupt angles. be-
coming enveloped in a glow of perfect
health and beauty, and the will and
strength to be up and doing.
CAUTION:-While Bitro- Phosphate
is unsurpassed for the relief Of ner-
vousness general debility, etc. those
taking it who do not desire to put on
flesh should use extra care in avoiding
fat-producing foods.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-03
BOSTON AND MAINE
IN EIGHT ROAD MERGER
New Railway Corporation Has Been
Formed with Capital of
= $9t,472,oo0

Albany, Dec. 2.--An agreement for
the consolidation of the Boston and
Maine railroad with seven other rail-
road companies was filed yesterday by
Yisscher Whalen & Austin OF this city
in the office of the Rensselaer, county
clerk
The seven companies ether than the
Boston and Maine which are consol-
idating to form a new corporation are
Fitchburg railroad company, Boston
and Lowell railroad corporation, Con.
necticut Tiver railroad company, the
Concord and Montreal railroad, Lowell
and Andoyer railroad company, Man.
chester and Lawrence railroad, and
Kennebunk and Kennebunkport rail
road. The new company is capitalized
at $S1,472,00O While the articles Of
consolidation state that the principal
office OF the corporation shall be in
Boston, they also provide that it's
principal office within the state of
New York shall be in Troy.
In cooperation with the United
States railroad administration a plan
fer the reorganization of the Boston
and Maine system has been in pro.
cess Of development for over year.