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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
FAMOUS NAVY ~" GUN
ON EXHIBITION At
RECRUITING STATION
H0W Idna Developed FamoHs Navy q
Cen Throwing pep.h Charges
II SubmaTsne Defense

The famous Navy Gun or throw
ing depth charges Il half the story
.of the Submarine defense The other
half ii the 500 lbs. Naval Nine The
flrst idea or dropping depth charges
On subs originated in conference Of
British Naval Ofiicern. when some one
remarked: - submarine passed di-
geetly under the ship. and It's outline
could be seen clearly from the
bridge The Admiral replied Why
didn't you drop something on him.
From that idea was deYolved the depth
charge, an Ash Can which would
explode BY water pressure, when sub
merged 10 q certain depth.
The Navy Gun and depth
charge. al developed BY the Ameri-
cans, consists or 400 ID. cast iron
gym with two barrels set At As de-
grees elevation, and the base 81 the
gun securely bolted 10 the deck Of a
ship 40 THAI one Of the barrels points
ID each side The breech block II
somewhat similar To that Of 3 inch
field piece. A cartridge similar TO a
ane- FOUNDER charge without he shell
ELS used 70 throw two Of the 800 ID.
depth charges, which are held in the
'Y' gun barrels BY carriers that I'll
in the gun like piston III cylinder
The idea Ii to throw the depth charges
about 80 feet away from the side of
the ship In case the submarine II not
directly under the ship
When sub Is sighted, the ship
runs over the spot al full speed, ro1ls
a 300 lb depth charge Of INT over
The stern, then after going ahead about
$50 feet the ~ gun ii fired throwing
j bomb out on each beam, then after
going another 80 feet. another bomb
Els rolled over the stern, making dia-
mond shaped pattern which covers
more than an acre Of water
III the submarine Is not strafed'
the first time. he il relocated by the
listening device and another pattern
l0f bombs are laid
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
ANNOUNCEMENT

IN Announcing my candidacy for re9eiection
10 the Marsland Senate, subject 81 the i1efnos
cratic primaries. Il i proper thai " Should sist
some account 1f my stewardship siflse haEp
been III the employ Of my fellow IHzeilA OF
Anne Arundel County In doing this i know
III 10 better Way than to make IHhlEe letter
rqceiypd from one who has watched my career
since have been q public official He says
Il have had my ese on yan for many Years
and am glad To BIZ able 70 say that bANa
always fonnd yan III saatr posi-, ready to ie
Your fun duty III the Legislature soit have.
been ESPECIALLY sciiye IN tie Interests Of our
schools and roads, and IN the defense 81 our
Counts against the ener0ae hnIents 1f 3alittllaEe
CTS. Yo,r have secured ne passase eI Dllis
Tor the construction ard rsnair ct senools
houses and have been especially helpful IN oh
tanning better SRiaries FOR 0ns teachers The
following altlaInary viii show ynnr Work ln
these and other Ways.
ssvThe INFORMATION OF resolution for Ma
8tionaI Defense road from Biadensbnrg to Gantp
Parole the securing Of state aid for roads I
working lersistentiy for their betterInenis rig
alI iii MI yog have done more FIR the roads
than ans other maF Z Won have ever heen the
tried and true friend Of he oysterment You
took The military census Of the anHHty 81 your
n0rted strongly the bin for q Council 0g De
Tense introduced and worked hard Tor nc
bih 10 ssIahlsh the military camp Of Camp
Meade secured the passage Of bills making an
appropriation for the Arinory md raising ne
status 81 ST john graduates 70 rank as iltus
tenants in the Army offered also the fohnwing ;
a bill 10 enlarge the 1essup GHt Farm anotier
I'd compel all abe.bodied men to work SIN days
Il the week and sin another tending 70 the
conservation Of food and working zealoasly for
all measures looking TO The successful nr0Sefn
lion If the war. In the Liberty loan campaign
yol, Travelled All over the County, working VII
CalaneI Hopkins Judge Moss, Mr. Ridgels Mel
sirl ana others To aid IL the increased pro-
duction at food for our soldiers you worked q
Greater acreage on your farm. even though a.
4 loss owing 70 labor conditions In the lied
Gross work von had yonr whole heart and
soul being generous with Gaaneial aid and
lending yonr trucks and hired help both lo
ally and elsewhere whenever called npoH I'M
I'LL Community work sau responded most Viii
ingly In closing ! may SOY without exaEgera
ZION yon have been the strongest and most ell
eient worker we have hid in npr Legislature
or rna,v years. and yon richly deserve re-
election
If the peoplc kgain repose confidence n me
bv sending me 10 the SENATE promise to do
all in my power % merit The high praise be-
slowed npor me shove and TO work nntirinTly
iii the interests Of our County ard Us eitxens.
FRANK M DITyALT
a.14H ST Margaref's. Nd,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
WINTER STYLES
IN WoMEN'S GOWNS

j. & z I Z
The chemise dress III IFS very sins
Epfest form Is one Of the features Of the
winter season. It Ii caught with q
narrow girtile OF the material or with
cord girdle. 4 feature OF il is ii 10
zach band set ON the hem Of the skirt,
the band faring toward the top. Just at
the sides OF the. figure II Is graceful
land effective. and while the Hat ef-
feet III preserved III the front and hack
lof thaAskirt, 1t gives Il slender line to
The upper part Of the figure Fringes
HI various forms, especially In the
deep fonncelike effects, are 10 be used
on The gowns and form the lower part
5of the frock from the hips to the hem
Sometimes II Is one color and some
times in two A great deal OF hand
embroidery In contrasting shades Is
Icing used on the chemise frocks.
The coatee blouse and the tunic
blouse dress are also good models for
the fall and winter The straight
blouse extends into d tunic and Il
siashed At the right side and deeply
pointed al each side, but shortens to-
ward the left side OF the figure. The
coatee Is open both at tho front and
back and reveals the princess founs
dalton. which narrows toward the hem
and which Il trimmed With narrow
fucks or seton bands from the lower
edge Of the coatee to the hem Of the
skirt.
Contrasting silk embroideries are
decidedly smart and The alloyer bead
Ienbroideries come next, tia crystal
beads being used on black and satin
or georgette In most pleasing effects
The deeollete eollarless neck still
reigns supreme for afternoon wear and
will be used for street wear as many,
of the new tailored frocks still have
coliarless necks A new feature at
this style Is one cut very high. almost
az high as though standing collar
were U be added The tailored faocks
have long tightHtslng sleeves. With an
occasional flare at the wrist Some
are perfectly plain ana tight aud have
Ha row 81 buttons In regulation tailored
style.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
palsiuors, 1Garylasd
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
STATE scHaz.ARsHTPs IN
rNarNRERTNa couRaEs

FNTRANCE EXAMINATIONS FOR the ilet
partnlenf of Engineering. as web - fer he
coilege Of ArtS aud Sciences Nlil e h.ld ~
Gilman Hall Hosnswood. M0NnAY.T III + Al
DAY. SEPTEMBER I5sIs. 1919 beginning A.
I'D a II zach day.
APPLICATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
IN TIiE DEP ARTMF.sS'f or 4. S6fi y B t,iSi Ati,
established under the provisions 81 tlae IaMS
M Marslrnd ghspfrr III. 1919 viii naW FL
received IL there i nl'rs ihai a1e all,issaai
for particular Scholarship n rainpciitisa sNs
amnation mnSt b taken FRIDAY i PIT. NJ
RER Ia. beginning As aA All Appointments
sil be made soon thereafter,
Each Legislative District Of Baltimore CRY
and eaeh county 81 tbe STATE with the estsp.
tinn or Howard. Queen Anne aud sarnersei
counties M ~ enftlei ~ pile oF mere seAalAr
SHIPS for The fal9sI go. in addition 70 thlse
already assigned 10 resident students IN TN
three eoualties mentioned above. all the avail
ahle sellelarships- have been awardsl
Cnder tie provisions ot the AS ~ Assem-
hR The County aRd City Scholarships iii 3hs
/ Department Of Engineering are awarded ottIy
/ 10 deserving students whose financial ctrsnM
stances ARE such tbat they are unsbla rs I'M
tain an education III Engineering nfisss fres
tnitinn Is granted 10 them. rhn scholarships
eniitle the holders 10 free milton. free use a
| aext hooks and exemption from NIL rsgfiAr frcs
sine af he scholarships IN sach County anG
! eseh iegislatiye District ~ tile eity sarria'
misc the sHln Of 500 Tho expense IF afteil,l.
lance for hose who DO not rcerjXe sehalarsstip,
I Is not greater than ~ other Marsland inst
itMtionS
/ 81 hoIarships may he awarded "a craduate
/ 10 Iayuia College ST iohHs College, Washing
Htnn College Western Maryland Gallece MArs
4 land Agrient4fHssl ralege Mt ST. Maryfs al
Eiegn Rock Hill Coileees
0ns scholarship Mil be- awarded al large
1 4piglleHn3s sIsiiId address Tlq Registrar
1.-The Iohns Hopkins InisnrSits far blank fssrn3
Hun aspiration aad catalogues giving ifarina
llion rs ta exalninations award n sehaiarshil4s
y apd courses nf instgitetIan The next session
4 begins o. FSl1AY. SEPTEMBER 40. lafsF
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
About tie House

Set delicate egnbroideries by soak
Ing before washing. IN tablespoonful
OF turpentIne dissolved In pail Of
cold water
When cleaning vinegar eraet put
teaspoonfsll Of I've in It and fill with
wafer Let stand several days and
rinse
Sift powdered sugar over merIngue
before placing In the oven, which
should be cool This will produce d
sugar crtKst
A fresh raw egg beaten IN glass
of milk makes safe luncheon for the
business woman who lacks the time To
eat solids.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
Timely Helps

An easy way to crumb bread Is to
place the slices ia thin muslin
tsugaF Or salt bag IL gooda and then
esunble between the fingers or BY
pounding with q mallet Dry cheese
may be crumbled Id the same way
White darning cotton Is better than
thread for mending lace curtains, as
The soft cotton sinks into the fabric
and Is less noticed
II kerosene Is spilled on a rug hang
II over d line and leave until il is eyap-
Grated Many stains are best treated
in this leaye-alone way. For grease
or food stained waists cover with
-four THE spot and put away In d
drawer for 4 week. Shake out and
the spot has wholly disappeared.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
kMehea Kinks

Vinegar will replace lemon juice in
sponge cakes II necessary
4 teaapooatul of oraage naarnaalade
replaces sugar Ii the teacup.
Poultry tat. When clarified may be
used in salads. cakes or sauces
4 pint Of concentrated soup diluted
.one-half will serve SIX people
bake sponge cake III the smallest 81
gem pans and frost 9Th milk icing.
a gelatin dessert can be made ii
layers for chang two havors. each
whipped and each plain. making four
layers
Whether you use q special canIer or
Just an ordinary wash boiler, Il h nee
essary TO. hlanch the fralts and vegs-
tables.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
ORDER or PUBLICATION

10 WILLIAM tsILf.AiEIER. late III Lake
Shore. MargiHsd
louare hereby notified tiiat anai rule for
lisoree has been granted against yaii at the
suit III Mar! tsiilmeSer. yaur Wifp. Which
Aill ht heard Hi the Court &c common
ialeas 81. Il af Ithtlaaeiphia COnntg tom
,aoitwsaith " rennaS lYaIitu. ~ June Term,
1918. No. 41fS. on MONDAY. TILT. 18th
DAY OF SEPTEMBER A H. 1919. on
which day son MAY appear aud show
Huse. II AMY sou have. why sneli divorce
should not be granted agaiiisf you.
ii T. STEIfN ER.
Attorney for Libeilanf,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
YnRIRT HABIT GROWING Alb
EYER THE COUNTRY

Thrift IS a citlninatixe Write.
according to statistics now avail
able covering the last four years,
for despite the Investment Of bill
lions af the countrys savings in
Liberty Bonds and government
Savings certificates. bank re-
sources show steady gain and
savings bank deposits ire making
phenomenal increases.
Ia take i specific example. for
instance the banks III brooklyn,
N, 81, recently prepared i table
of their comparative resources for
the. years 1916 To the present one.
III tile llrst year they had the sum
81 S.ii;s is2 q 10 AT the end Of the
fiscal year iii July 1917 this in.
creased Il S50f.l5i ,236 LII 1913
they lad gone forward 81 $3.50,
!tl9 9tlii This year these banks
showed resources II SOC. GAG 400.
The effort Of the government
To make thrift / permanent habit
among tin. American people IS al
Sd reflected in IN increase In say
ings bank deposits. For example,
the savings banks ii Brooklyn
show the same increase in dcpos-
lis. growing from $3:ts 90 77sss i'll
June, 1917 to S.ts,i ,22is in June
Of this Year
He Odd Lot Review discuss
ing Americas thrift progress
says That government bonds
and Savings Stamps purchases
have helped greatly u increase
savings deposits Is shown By the
fact that since 1913 savings de-
posts have Increased from
$1,000 .000, 300 to close to SIS 000,-
100000 Clf especial value iii con
nection WITH savings has been the
work recently done in the savings
stamp campaigns. Il is shown
that persons who get accustomed
to making regular purchases az
thrift aid war savings stamps
continue to practice thrift not
only in this manner hut in adding
to their savings bank deposits.
Contrary to what might have
been expected, the tremendous ac-
QUESTIONS Of government bonds
did not diminish deposits in say
ings banks Rather II appears that
4 great effort was made to acquire
these securities ont OF current
earnings. without using savings y
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
M0Rk lAM sTllL NEEpEp

The work or fight Lax during
the period Of the war vas A good
thing. SAYS tire Sykcsvillc Herald.
Under II tile tramp disappeared.
Ii would lie a inighty good thing
il some such law could be con
tinued, for since the var ceased
the train riders and tranlps have
appeared again. At 4 time when
labor ii III great demand at high
wages, men are Loading along the
railroad lines as formerly. while
farmers arc losing their crops for
lack 81 help Many Of these
tramps hsNe been seen III this
section lately and al Gather.
where Baltimore and Chic Rail-
road freight trains stop for water
and orders. tramps have recently
entered nearby homes and stolen
food There ought to be some
way al reaching these lazy
scamps and keeping them at
work They are 4 nuisance and
menace. flow would it do to
round them mp. chain them to-
gether anil turn them over 10
county sheriffs under long sem
fences for work on the public
highways concludes the Herald.
= E f II
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
NOTICE

Ali peraons who participated III the
meeting of Progressive Democrats III CHE
Maryland Hotel on Saturday, August 9TH
and thpse who participated In the meet
Ing Mt the Court House Monday, An
gust 18th are Invited to attend meeting
in the Court Hngak If Annapolis Md, IN
Fueasaay. August ssth. "a 30 A. NJ. for
the parIoaa Of ratifyinE the action IL Au-
gust 18Th. and this invitation Ii extended
10 al Democratic IN sympathy with the
JAMES 81 SMITH Chairnlan.
JAMES w. OWENS, secretary
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
LOST

.g LOST small black and TIN Female hatild
LOG. Reward II left NJ J q. Mood IS
Isay Ridge Ave-. Eastport ~
r3osT Large ssold Seal Riug Mil nsale
William Alden Hall Is =. Nav 81 iaililX
tIlgrayesI on ilisitie. family eoat q ariIis
on ton Naval Ac:itiemY crest Nn ants
Af,Ip ana 1906 eislss crest an other Viii
tha ut.rson Who found ~ III wasltT".tna
~ Gtarvei Halt III Aaanpa@fs, AiaFI int
nies " return II q GainntaIl,ler g
So II. MI, Washington, HI atd 81 81.
tain reward s-a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
70 THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY

hereby announce my candidacy for Mem
Der IF Tie House ~ Delegates. subject to The
primary election 10 be held IN September. III
realize thai ire most promlsng part Of oaT
county has been annexed to Baltimore lily
and under tile changed conditions, the connt,
viii have TO be reconstructed 70 meet conditions
III Nominated and elected, pledge myseii
ia work increasingly for the best interest Of
- 1900 EHoCH ri JOHNSON.
Solley Postofice. Anne Arundel Co. Nd.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
FRANK ri. SMITH,
CRY Clerk
Eaclusive nIinsry To Order

experienced Miiliner would like pri-
Eyate orders for fall hats. The style
Istntiied to flt the season. Satisfaction
guaranteed
MRS, EMILE cHADBOURN,
rs T. q Box LIZ. Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
ASSos NsEMENT

harehy announce my candidacy for the
.,gis...s III County ConlnlsAiaIrr u Anne
ARUNDEL County Tor the SessoiIt District.
subject 10 tile action II tie lleinfFfstls
s,sri1oartes III september Your siIpport
s.IlI lie unprecedented
544usss3 NIL t@1sNS ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22

Attorney General Palmer wants laws
with teeth 10 lower The cost Of living.
Laws which merely smile upon the
practice have been tried long enough.
what are needed are the kind which
bite into the prufteef.s consciousness
ana PROFITS. Baltimore American
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
NtlI NQEMENr

hereby announce myself as eand1
date far membership on THE state Cen
,raI t,onuiff,e az The Democratic party
subject to the primary
~ John aer. Dol III.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22

Any man can make friends, bat ii
isn't always possible TO keep them
withost spelling
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
10 THE prMocRaTIC VOTERS or

J ~ y
take this means of notifying my friends
that | have died my papers as 4 sandt
cd to Office | viii carry nut the wishes II
my constituents to the best Of my ability
MY frlentls who have urged this step nls0n
me ana tEey are many are under the
fmpreesinn that / am good material for
said Office.
BYo0Elyn Nil
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
WHAT
EXCHANGES SAY

+
The close Of the National Selective
Morticians. which. interpreted 10 meet
the popular understanding means nm
dertakers, brought on the statement
that funerals viii cost more than ever
next year The prospect II prohibi-
tive OF funerals, II not Of deaths
Richmond Times Dispatch.
II Is curious condition that one
page of the average newspaper reports
thousands ii men seeking Jobs and
another page thousands Quitting work,
which stands unaone for lack OF men
Richmond Times Dispatch.
Congress annonnces tnat II has
aAopsed 3 psosTasa os speed IL the
E
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22

cost-oE- living matter and il will be
interesting to note a. the months roll
into eternity. how Congress- idea az
speed comparea With the ultimate
consumer Ohio State Journal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
MONEY 10 LOAN

MONEY 70 LOAN Money to losa on
mortgage Apply to Winson w S I;
Annapolis. Nd. yls. 9
MONEY 70 I0AS--0p mortgage in sums
10 suit on reasonable terms iaitt;.s
toTney W.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22

FOX RENT Store and dwelling u III
Main ST. Apply William Mfnnis.k.
- Prince George So. al
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
WANTED

NANTEI1-tsfrIs experience nsinetessa{y
Apply IL N Tattie, Min and Als.tkst
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
FOB RENT

FOX RENT-P Furnished ffat. with an nod
ern e0Iveaiencps. Apply T9-SI Wess ST
81. A. Eriemel- an
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22

FOR KENT Two large bed roof,ss with i
large cIoset Iii eslen Private bath he
tween the two rooHae ut 80 F,raakHIt st.
hest ~ references required. For filr-
tIser Information inquire az above all.
dress 80 a23
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22

sFaR RENT Flat Tor rent. Apply ~
West 81. a22
FOR RKNE rnenn Gat III I,oek 81. fes5
~ y Main street ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22
BYLAWS and ORDINANCES

as,l5.22, n.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-22

FOR SAI5E 1918 model Stnlehaker ton
truck. With taps for SHE cheap: In good
condition. q. 6. Humphrey, Robinson.
MI. Phone Seyerna Is M aiIg2j
FOX SALR-Nine brick dwellings on Sixth
street, EastpOrt. All In good condition
and occupied. a splendid Investment
For particulars apply To Charles II Lee
Tel. 603. Lee Building. Church Circle tl0-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-11
Ex-SaloonkeePer Is
Held for Bond Stamp
Counterfeit Charge

San Francisco, Dec. lo.-Martin
Cleary, former San Francisco sa-
loonkeeper, said by the federal au-
thorities to have been the head OF 4
band ofsmen who conspired to coun-
terfeit bonded warehouse stamps,
was arrested here yesterday on a
charge of counterfeiting.
Several thousand of the stamps
were found in Cleary's home here,
it was alleged. John McAllister and
Harry Blain were arrested in con-
nection with the same charge by the
United States marshal.
The arrests of Cleary, McAllister
and Blain followed that of ]. ]. Boyd
in Salt Lake City, who was charged
with dealing in narcotics. A NUM-
Der of the counterfeit bonded ware
house stamps we're found in Boyds
possession, the authorities claimed.
Boyd, it was said, had over 4OO
gallons of whisky in his possession
when arrested. Correspondence be-
tween Boyd and Cleary, found N
Boyd's possession, was said to have
established Cleary's activities with
counterfeit stamps.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-11

Statesmen ana Solicitors
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-10-16
TERMS CASH
HI II. coombs Company
"'e" oe'eet Masonic Temple Belfast Maine

The Belfast Teachers Club will bave
social at the PIERCE school Oct. 10th at 8
o'clock.
Mrs. Elmer Keene, chairman of the
sunday school committee. requests all
the teachers and pupils of the Universal
list Sunday school to meet with her at II
Church street, Friday evening, to make
plans for opening the school next Sunday
at IL m. AL parents are urged to send
their children Sunday as new classes will
be formed and the school organized.
POOR'S MILLS. Mrs. Lena Frost has
been visiting Mrs. LuelIa Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed, Colby from Sunset have
been guests of Mrs. Annabel Underwood.
'.'M Miss .Theoda Gordon of Liberty has
been visiting Mrs Stella Flood. Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Payson, Miss White and Mrs
Weshee were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Wentworth Sunday afternoon. ...... Mrs.
BENZ Robertson and daughter, Miss Edna
Hopkins, were weekend guests of Mrs.
Arthur Higgins. Mr., and Mrs George
Daggett and Mrs. Jane Cole went to
Camden last Sunday and called on Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Cole and Mr.. c. A. Nc
kinley.. Mrs. James Dillan and son
James of Buffalo, N. Y, arrived Tuesday
morning to visit Ter mother, Mrs. W. S.
Wentworth......M Mrs. Lucy Jackson had
guests 10 dinner asst Sunday. Herman
Carter is at home with lame wrist from
the shoe factory, where he is WORKING.
Mrs. j. A. Hartshorn is gaining from a
recent i'll spell