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To tho Owners and Holders OF
Preferred Stock OF
a n ANKVTIH CnRpOAAI

Please TAKE NOTICE that, By order
OF the Board Of Directors OF said Corpora
ton, and in accordance with the Certincats
OF Incorporation and bylaws OF ssid cor.
poratiop, tho sum of sixty-sight thousana
six hundred one dollars and ninety.three
cents tsss.60193) has been set apart ana
credited to the sinking fund Of said cor
poration out Of its estimated surplus pronts
for the six months period ending January
al, 1912, for the purpose of purchasing ana
retiring on May iG 1919. 90 far 2: the
funds OF tho sinking fund may permit. the
outstanding preferred stock Of said cor
poration that 10 offered at the lowest prices
at which such shares may be offered for
the sale to the corporation. not exceeding.
however, the sum of t1o7.60 per share.
Ali owners and holders of the preferred
shares are hereby invited TO send sealed
offerings to the Columbia Trust Co, Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, City of New York. on
or before the Second (7nd) Of May, 1919.
stating tho number OF shares Of preferred
stock offered for sale, the prices at which
such shares are 90 offered for sale. and
such sealed OFFERINGS must be signed by the
owners and holders thereof.
A. O. SMITH CORPORATION.
BY J. J. sTANM, Treasurer.
Dated. New York. April l+th. 1919.
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AL tuo feInhrkh 10 ctoCknoluerb SHdIios
A. Peabody. president of the company.
said In part: The income for the cur
rent year Is exclusive OF interest due
TO or from the Government growing out
of liquidation Of assets and liabilities
taken over at the beginning Of the year,
transactions during the year, deferred in
stalments on the standard return and
expenditures for additions and better
ments to road and equipment, for the
reason that tho accounts have not been
SO stated as TO enable computation of
such interest. The inclusion OF the
omitted interest should increase tho In
come. Tho increase in. non-oper atlng In
come IS largely from interest on Louis
Vile, New Orleans and Texas Railway
Company second mortgage income bonds
which interest was declared payable by
the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Rail
road Company. No interest was received
on these bonds in the previous year.
The net income for the year Is sufficient
to provide for the customary dividends
on the outstanding capital stock and
leave a balance for other purposes.
THE Government contracted for a
large amount of equipment and toward
the close Of the year proceeded to al
locate such equipment 10 the various
lines. Under such ALLEGATION there were
dssisHeu 10 your COInpdny l,VVv oV ION
Hopper coal cars and 1000 90 ton
drop bottom gondola coal cars. TO cost
approximately $5,6lHo00.
Your company endeavored to CO.
operate with the Administration to the
fullest extent IN facilitating the economi-
cal operation Of the railroad. The facili-
ties at the disposition OF the Government
we're materially improved by heavy es-
penditures during the year on capital
account. The OUTLAWS for new equipment
during the year were largely for equip.
ment contracted for in the previous year
No portion of the cost of the 1000 Goa
cars purcha sed by the Director General
and allocated to your company Is In
Guided.
Equipment trust certificates amount.
ing to $5,50n,000 were issued under a
lease and agreement. known as Illinoi:
Central equipment trust series Z, ir
order TO provide in part funds with
which TO pay for twenty locomotives
lIs passenger cars and 1000 freight
cars. The equipment included in thiI
trust was received and placed in service
prior 70 the end Of the year.
1.-The number OF stockholders at tbs
close Of the year. as shown by the book
OF tho company. was ll,l7o. as COM
pared with 1858 last year
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THE CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY

Richmond. Virginia. February Il, 1918.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY will be hold. as provided In the
bylaws. at the general once of the Com
pany in the City OF Richmond Virginia, on
Tuesday. April -, 1919. at II o'clock A. II.
for the following purposes:
(a) for the election OF Directors;
(bl 10 consider any and all action there,
totore taken or authorized by the Board Of
Directors or by tho Executive COMMITTEES
to the meeting; and
tc) TO transact such other business a.
may lawfully come before tho meeting.
Tho stock transfer books will close A
the once Of the Company, No. II Broad
way, New York city, on Friday. March ~.
Wednesday. April 20. 1919. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
BY order of the Rosrd OF Directors
A. TREVVETT Secretary.
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE STATISTICS.
German Bank statement.

BERLIN (via London. April 16-The
statement OF tho Imperial Bank of Ger
many, Issued on April :, shows the fol-
lowing changes: Total coin and bullion
decreased 1,ssS,ooo marks; gold de-
creased 100000 marks Treasury notes
decreased 20.al9.000 marks; notes OF
other banks decreased $4,000 marks :;
bills discounted decreased 2,6IS.S37. 900
marks; advances increased 2.64S,00o
MARKS: Investments decreased 5,9s000O
marks; other securities decreased 22e.-
49, 900 marks; notes In circulation in
creased 4.341.0 900 marks; deposits de-
creased 3.e5Oses.oo0 marks; other liza =
bilit!es increaSed S7I,372. 900 marks (;
total gold holdings, l,9l3.es1,ooo marks.
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CORN AVERAGES LOWER.
Prices Close Nervous and Vary
From SIS on to is Tn.

CHICAGO. April 1e.--Corn averaged
lower In price to-day. owing mainly to
chances OF a harbor tieup In New York
and of clearing weather throughout the
corn belt Prices closed nervous. vary
ing from &C, off to Nc. advance, with
May si.6Sk to si.5s% and July 31.b1%
to s1.52. Oats finished unchanged TO &C.
down. and provisions AZ a decline Of 20
to 10 cents
Weakness In the corn market was
most evident at the outset. Bears took
prompt advantage of the serious condi-
tons facing shippers as q result Of the
workers expected tomorrow. At ths
same time, as Eastern demand was ex-
pected to be curt by the strike. the
probable cessation Of rains In the West
appeared to leave no doubt that sup.
plies here and at other big centres
would soon become more liberal. On
the other hand. rallies later were en-
couraged by knowledge that stocks in
Kansas City, Omaha and Chicago to-
tailed 100000 bushels less than tins
aggregate a year ago. Selling pressure
developed on all the hard spots, kept the
market unstable.
DS0tHe tpi&yp psNpnhOu hHy
tant sag In the oats market.
Provisions, like corn, reelected uncer-
tainty connected with New York harboi
troubles Demand visibly siackened.
CORN - The market was feverish
throughout tho day and showed no strons
tendency either wey. although ciosin q
prices were y to &c. net lower. In ths
local cash market No. ? yellow corn wa
quoted at ti.77k and No. , white s1.TsA
cost and freight New York.
OATS--Thers was little nav feature ir
| the market and after moving feverishl,
within n.rrw range prices closed 10
TO ~. net lower. The focal cash market
was steady: standard quoted at 7st o
7ec; No. . white. 7qc.: No. white, u D
7shc,; No. white. 77L T7sc. fancy
clipped white, 7pi. q sac; ordinary clipped
white. tn q 79iic.. all elevator.
RYE--Msrket easy. No. {? Western
$40. cost and freight Now York.
BARLEY-Market easy. Feeding. ti.i4
mating. $40, cost and freight New York
BCCKwHEAT - Market dull. Sound
milling. sass, nominal. cost and freight
New York
HAY-MArket nrm. No. 1, s;.0b@zIo
No. 2. $1,000; No. 3. sisS8Iso.
srRAw--Msrkst steady. No. rye. 81,
| q Il a ton.
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MIAMI COPPER INCOME LESS.
Report for 1915 shows Meet OF -
a share. Akainat AA.2s in 1917.

The annual report of the Miami Cop
per Company for 1918, issued yesterday.
shows total income after charges and
taxes of s2,3Ss,5S2 or - a share, on the
s3,T35,570 capital stock OF So par value,
For 1917 the report shows an income OF
s3.2O4,261, or $4,2S a share.
Gross business in 1913 totaled VA
4I6,7O4. an increase of nearly 100000,
and expenses, taxes, &c. advance In
about the Same proportion to SS,727,534.
Depreciation and depletion charges were
somewhat larger than In 1917, and thus
the balance for 1918 was reduced about
900. After dividends of s3,362o13
the report showed q deficit OF sa72.431.
against a deficit OF $3,3329s6 In 1917.
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COTTON STATISTICS.
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, April I6.--Whlle the
cotton market was firm during good
part Of the session to-day and on the
whole had an advancing tendency there
were periods of easiness. due TO realizing
operations from the long side. and at
times prices were at a net decline. Last
prices showed gains of IS 10 Is points
old May, 2b6oc. asked July. 24.03c. {;
October, 22.5sc. December. 22.2Sc new
May. 26c. asked; July, 24.74c.; October.
22.94c. December. 1850; January.
2247a spot steady. 3s points UP: mid
ding, also.
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LAND BANKS LOANS.
In March 4.03O Farmers Borrow
SI5, Heads List.

WASHINGTON, April 16.---DurinR March
$15.g46,0o0 was loaned TO 1850 farmers
by Federal land banks on long time first
mortgages, according to the monthly
statement OF the Farm Loan Board. The
Federal Land Bank OF Omaha leads in
amount of loans closed, S4,665, 900 with
the Federal Land Bank OF st. Paul run
ming second In amount. $l,s93.200. The
other banks closed loans as follows!
Houston, $l,s3S, 600: Spokane, $l,52s,-
sl,l2S,000; Columbia, S. C., S923000 ;
Wichita, S775,000 New Orleans. SAL
coo; Berkeley. $4,000; Springfield,
Mass. s59S,o00; Baltimore, 1886, 900.
On April the total amount OF mort
gage loans closed since the establish
ment 81 the Federal land banks was
Slas, 500, 900. with 79.s49 borrowers Al
together ls5,s43 have applied for loans
under this system. aggregating S4s2,-
066,733.
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FEDERAL RESERVE RULING.
Affects Rediscountins for National
or state Member Banks.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-The Federal
Reserve Board ruled to-day that under
a recent amendment 10 the reserve act
Federal reserve banks may rediscount
for national or State member banks up
to 20 per cent. OF capital and surplus,
paper representing loans TO any single
borrower from the member bank, pro-
viding the excess above 10 per cent. he
secured by like face amount OF LIB
erty bonds or certificates of indebted
ness,
The ruling of special importance 10
state banks provides that IL a State in
stitution has extended credit In tho reg
ular line OF business above the 10 per
cent. limit prevailing before the amend
ment, nevertheless paper up to 20 per
cent. representing loans TO a single bor-
rover may DO rediscounted when the en-
tire amount is secured by the Govern
ment obligations The rule applies only
TO December 81, 1920.
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COTTON Is STEADY AT FINISH.
Closing Rallies Send Some View
Style Months to New Highs.

Reactionary tendencies OF the cotton
market were held In check yesterday by
bullish news from the goods market and
an unfavorabie weather map. Local
selling and realizing in advance of the
approaching three day adjournment was
absorbed by covering and trade buying.
The result was irregular fluctuations and
q rather broad swing of prices.
Early decline carried active positions
Is TO 81 points net lower. but rallies fol-
lowed and established new high records
on. some new style months, which sold
20 TO 20 points net higher. after which
prices sased of undsr pre-hoiiday realiz-
Ing.
Tho close was steady, net IL points
lower TO Q points higher on new style
months and IT points lower to points
higher on old.
Ranrn of pr1cea-
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ELECTIONS AND MEErINGA


United States Steel Corporation.
Notice OF Annual Meeting Of April II, 1S1ev
Notice hereby 10 given that the Annua1
Meeting of the stockholders of the UniesA
States Steel Corporation will be held a
tho principal once OF the Corporation, 81
the Hudson Trust Company, No. 81 New.
ark Street. In the City OF Hoboksn, County
OF Hudson, New Jersey. on Monday, the
twenty-frst day OF April, 1918, AZ ID
o'clock noon. for the transaction of any
and all business that may come before this
meeting, including considering and voting
upon the approval and ratification Of all
purchases contracts. contributions COM
oensations, acts. proceedings, elections and
appointments by thu Board OF Directors or
the Finance Committee since the Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders of tho Cor
poratlon on April Is. 1918. and all matters
referred to IN the Annual Report to stook-
holders for the fiscal year ending Deoem-
Der 81. 1918 and in the proceedings of the
Board Of Directors. which until the meet
Ing VIII be open to examination by Stock
holders Of record during business hours at
the New York offico Of the Corporation, II
Broadway the election OF Eve Directors.
20 hold once for three years; and the
election of independent auditors to audit
the books and accounts OF tho Corpor a ton
at the close of the fiscal year.
Tho stock transfer books will be closed
at the close Of business on Friday, the llth
day OF March, 1919 and will be re-opeped
at 10 o'clock in the morning OF Friday
April I. 1919.
RICHARD TRIMBLg. secrstarH
Hoboken, New Jersey, February 10Th. 1siA
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
ANAcoNDA COPPER MINING co.

ANACONDA COPPER MINING co.
~ Broadvay. New York. March ~, 1919.
The Board of Directors OF the Anaconda
Copper Mining Company has declared .
dividend Of one Dollar tl.oo) per share
upon It's Capital Stock of the par value
81 $50 per share, payable on May "a. 1919.
20 the holders OF such shares Of record at
the close Of business az - O'Clock. Noon.
on Saturday, April TO- 1913.
The dividend lie payable only upon the
$50 shares into which tho Capital Stock
10 now divided,
All stockholders who have not converted
their holdings into shares Of $50 par value
should do 50 without delay In order that
they may receive their dividend prom pity.
A II MELIS. Secretary.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
TO THE MEMBERS OF
The Telephone Club, incorporated

There will be a special meeting of the
members OF Tho Telephone Club, Incor-
porated. at It's principal once. No. 3S3
west 18th Street. Borough of Manhattan.
the City of New York, y. Y. on Thursday.
o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF consider
ing and acting upon the question OF au-
thorizing the changing Of its present
name, Tho Telephone Club, incorporated.
TO The Telephons Society, Incorporated
and for the purpose OF transacting such
other business as may properly como be-
fore the meeting.
H. w. CAsLER. President
J. d. NEWMAN, Secretary.
Anru Il 1919
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COFFEE MARKET.

Strong conditions existing in Brazil
markets. in which Rio spots were 275 reis
higher: firm offers showing advances
and more active domestic consuming de-
mand were principal factors in yester-
days sharp advance In coffee futures
On the call prices were to IS points
more than at the previous close ard
values worked upward sharply on scat
tered Wall Street covering. with long
taking profits on a scale UP, final prices
showing net gains for the day Of 3 to
81 points.
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PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC co.

llRNT FNEFENRED DINIDENn NO u
ORIGINAL PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. ~
Tn" Board OF Directors VIII meet April
so. 1919 and declare the regular quarterly
dividends to that date Of 81 80 per share
npon the tull-pstd First Preferred and
Original Preferred capital Stock of the
Company, payable b. checks mailed May
IS, 1919. D. stockholders OF record at $40
Q clock y. NJ, April ~, 1919. The transfer
books VIII not close
u. IT, FOOTE. Secretary
San Francisco. California, April 10. 1915.
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Paris Bourso Quotations.

PARIS, April 1s.-Trading was quiet
on tho Bourse to-day per cent. rentes,
So francs ~ centimes for cash; ex-
change on London, IS francs per
cent. loan. 50 francs So centimeS, The
dollar ranged from 8 francs 81 centimes
TO francs centimes
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POLAND TO BUY COTTON.
Diet Appropriates siso.oOo.ooo-
To Build Railways.

WARSAW, April 1.-THE Polish Diet
Yesterday decided TO appropriate $780,
oo0, 900 TO be used in the purchase OF
cotton necessary 70 the Polish textile
Industry. A bill calling for the con-
struction of new railways with view
70 relieve unemployment also was
passed. ~
A secret session was held to discuss
The situation at Lemberg and motion
was adopted urging an energetic defence
Of tho city against tho Ukrainians'
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Ask Bids on FaeI Oils.

WASHINGTON. April IS. - Bids on
5.40o, 900 barrels of fuel oil to be de-
livered during the next twelve months
to Shipping Board vessels at Boston.
Philadelphia, Galveston. Cristobal and
Balboa were asked to-day by the boards
division OF operations
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Over Billion in Taxes Collected.

LOUISVILLE. April 16-More than
81, 100, 900. 900 has been collected as the
first installment OF tax payments due
one month ago, II was disclosed by
Daniel c. Roper. Internal Revenue Com
missioner, in an address here to-day
before tho Southern Wholesale Dry
Goods Association.
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Coffee Cahss--Ro was e16 reis higher for Is
At 1883 Exchange UNCHANGED at II 2S-sed
Receipts 900 bags and stocks G22.dno bags
In Santos spots were unchanged a; 1890 for
No. T. Futures 100 30 l76 reis lower. Re
ceipts - 900 bags and stock s,2S7 600 bags.
Receipts at tho ports were q 900 BAGS against
$4,000 last year and 100 two years ago
Sac Paulo had 10 900. against 1900 and 10 900
and Jundiahy 1000 against 10000 and on
bags respectively. Cleared from Santos April
Is 5000 BAGS for the United States
BRAZILIAN OOFFBE STATISTICS
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London Money Mnrkct.

LoNpoN, April 16. Bar silver,
4SI5-i6d. an ounce; money, az per
cent discount rates: short and three
month bills, 3N per cent; gold pre-
miums at Lisbon. o.
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To the Holders Of the Pirst Mortgage
Serial SO Gold Bonds Of the
INDIAN REFINING COMPANY

Notice 10 hereby given that the Bankers
under mortgage dated March a..
1911, made by the Indian Refining Com
pany TO Tho Mercantile Trust Company.
as Trustee. will receive until IL O'Clock
noon. April 81. 1919. sealed proposals for
the eals to It on Nay !. 1910. of bonds &C.
cured by said mortgage. suficient In
amount to exhaust the sum of 1882, $40 In
tho Sinking Fund Account. at q price not
exceeding one hundred and two per centrum
Io2reD of the principal and accrued in
terest OF such bonds. as provided in Article
Y of said mortgage.
Dated at New York this TIN day Of April. 1919.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
BY H. r. WILSON. Jr. Vice President.
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Beans. 4o,s21 bu.; bacons. 4l95,4is
lbs. lard, 6.s25,46s lbs, -four. 1893
sacks; cornmeal. es5 bbis. butter. &c.
BIT lbs. iubricating oil. $4,000 gals.
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Liverpool Cotton Statistics.

LIVERPOOL, April 1s.-Weetly cotton
statistics: Imports 5000 bales
American $4,000; stock $4,000. Ameri-
can $4,000; forwarded $4,000; Amert-
can 5000; exports 1000; sales $4,000
American 5000.
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TIRE ELMIRA AND LAKE ONTARIO
RAILROAD COMPANY,
prinCinal Office As Cedar sfFeef

New Y0rk. lIth April, lah
The ANNUAL MEETING OF tho Stock
holders OF this Company. and an election
for Directors 20 serve for the ensuing year.
will hc held At this ofiro on ThurSdaJs
list May. 1919. at II o'clock A. N
LEWIS NELSON. Secretary
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Certificate Of Membership No. 77:s Issued
W the New York Produce Exchange Nov.
II, ises, TO Harry Z. white. having been
lost or misiaid. application has been made
to tho Board Of Managers for a new GER
tincats, All persons interested are hereby
notified 10 show cause within the next six
weeks why such new certificate should not
be issued. L. B. HOWE, Secretary
New York. April >. 1912.
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p.nu.yivania Crude OIL Market.

OIL CRY, April Is.--credit balances.
"a. runs. 7.Ig2; average, 7s.01o; ship
msnta, 4o,Ies; average. ts,so7.
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st. Louis. Missouri. April /. 1919
The board Of Directors Of BROWN SHOH
COMPANY. INC,. at meeting held today,
declared a dividend Of ~ per share upon
the Preferred Stock Of this Company,
payable May First. 1919. 10 preferred
stockholders OF record a. the close q
business April Nineteen 1918.
wd. kRAIL. SscTstArs
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CONTINENTAL REFINING co.
BRIsTOW, OKLA.
Common Stock Dividend

A quarterly dividend Of three 3es> per
cent. on the Common stock Of the CONT
mental Refining Co has been decls red.
PAYABLE May 18th. 1919, ~ holders OF rec :
ord April 3oth. 1919. Checks viii be mailed.
Books do not close.
A. 4. ROLLESTONE. President.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-08-28
TROY.

Miss Edith Estes is visiting in Lynn,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Sanderson of Bel
fast have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Bagley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Reynolds of South
Acton, Mass, have been visiting rela-
tives in Troy and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown and brother
of Harmony visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smith and family recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Cook of Auburn
have passed week with friends and rela-
tives in Troy. their native town.
We are glad to report that George Cook
is recovering from severe paralytic at
tack, which has caused his many friends
great anxiety,
The community were greatly shocked
by the sudden death of Mrs. Arthur Bag
ley, which occurred Aug. TO- The funeral
was at the church. Rev. William Berri-
man officiating, She leaves husband
and two daughters, who have the deep
sympathy of all.
Fred Abbott of China and Miss Rosa
mond Woods of Troy were married in
Clinton, Aug. Is. Mr. Abbott recently
returned from overseas, having spent two
years in the U. S. Service. Mrs Abbott,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Woods,
is a graduate of NJ C. l., and is very
popular teacher and one of Troy's smart,
ambitious girls Mr.. Abbott who is a
stranger to most of us, is surely to be
congratulated, and earnest wishes are sx-
tended to the happy couple that their
lives may be long, prosperous and happy,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-08-28
SOUTH MONTVILLE.

Rev. E. A. Dinslow and wife autoed to
bangor few days ago
Miss SusietDavis of Union spent few
days recently with her cousin, Miss Edna
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis Gordon of Warren
visited his cousin, Mrs. Eta Pease, re-
Gently
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds and little
daughter Arlene of Freedom were callers
at Edwin Adams recently.
Mrs. Helen Gushee and daughters of
Massachusetts, have been visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. W. Sukeforth.
Mrs. O. P. Fuller and Miss Nettie Gross
of Camden have spent few days with
Mr.. and Mrs Z. A. Dinslow.
Miss Nellie Ellis of Walpole, Mass, also
Mrs May Grieb and daughters Of Fox
boro, Mass, are spending a few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch c. Pease.
Miss Elzada Paine of Portland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Knickerbocker of Waterville, Mr..
and Mrs. Quimby of Wellesley Hills have
visited Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Dickey.
c. M. Howes, j. H. Ramsey, Mrs. A.
V, Martin, c. S. Adams and wife and
Miss Eta Gilman attended the field day
meeting at Burketville and report good
TINA
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-08-28
LIBERTY.

Donald Walker is home for a few veal .,
stay.
Chester Banton has passed week with
his family at the Sanford cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sprague and Ar.
thur Sprague were in Augusta recentlv
Mrs. w. H. Dewart of Massachusetts, i,
in town, guest of Miss Mary Kent Dovev.
John Holt of Hampden spent a week in
town recently with his son, Dr. c. r.
Holt,
The Misses Perrin of New York are
passing a few weeks at the Sherman
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Marlton tKnowlton were
auto visitors in Camden and Rockport a
few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hartman have
been in town visiting her mother, Mrs,
Ellen Hartman.
Mrs. Dr. Foster, with party of friends
of Lawrence, Mass, is at her cottage on
the shore of the lake.
DR.. Pratt of Winsted, Conn, is at his
cottage for few weeks rest. This is his
second visit here this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bradstreet, Miss
Susie Capp and Mrs. c. M. Hurd were
auto visitors in Rockport, recently
Mrs Charles Cowan Of Augusta has
been in town few days, the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Robert Peck, at the Island.
Miss Mary c. Mullen of Saco, who has
been visiting with MIR. and Mrs. George
Sprague for two weeks, has returned
home.
MIR. and Mrs. w. M. Brier, Mrs. F. r.
Downs and daughter, Miss Blanche, Miss
Carrie M. Brier and Mrs. r. S. Brier were
recent visitors at c. M. Hurd's.