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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-09
Greater Fairmont and It's Manufacturing,
Commercial and Industrial Enterprises
Private Credit Is Wealth;
Public Honor Is Security"
Letters of Junius
Letters of Junius

The authorship of the Letters of unus" is one If
the mysteries of history - 0'te u
Inc Letters of Junius scathing indictments of
me immoral court clique which surrounded King George
IL IL .ey were pflnted IN London newspaper during
ton. ~ -4-tS- AseVotu-
The mysterious author of these historic letters did
much to undermine the credit of King George
dlscredited king is on the way to the scrap heap.
The Hun kaiser triumphed while he maintained his
cfedt when ne lost credit with his people, he lost his
throne. -F-
Dscredited King George III did not lose his throne
outhe lost his empires richest Observation-Disclosures
and he later lost his sanity
Cred-peona credit. even more the backbone Of the ,v.rso.
citizens welfare than it is the prop of royat
S5edIs !; Is The mortar IN the structure Of prosperity
the worlds whole commercial would fall back century or
Credit is The universal Open sesame!"
Famsn nt homo! no more secure than Tie credit Of individual
honoraby ud his appointed role his personal community relation
the who sticks his home town. buys in his home town.
learns to know his home merchants who acquiring
only real philosophers that has been found-cREDrTe
magic instrument that ranmutes the dross of daily dudsey the
gold of future suces
Thell6me merchant the man who gives you credit
lies the who sells easy terms.
He's the man who carries account ill of work.
How well acquainted YOU with home town merchn7
Are you merely vague face the passing throng him1
WeliknoWn
1fyou stick to the home buy the home boost
cs industries keep its banks pahone institutions
then you with credit and future
But without credit is as forlorn as man with
out countrysss saias4e il .;4 II
Creditsis built up by Bacquaintanceg Itsis
established by continual facetoface, friendly dealings
with the merchants. and business memo city.
And as yoBbuild Syou aretbuilding the very
foundation Of your security your prosperity hap
piness in the community Youschldrens greatest her
tage will be the leave them.
Mra Jamestown
merchants businessman bankerss Get acquainted
witflthem.. Establish 5crediitswi -.
standsbysT FIEM-add they lRstand' sSYousEl7
THI NEW KAIsoM HOTEL iriihl s
5 al EurOpeaal Fl .Nsxlc scsnnecHors B
rlF RatesA Asos$ S$1!5Oss&aQ. lszsENH
Transfer, Hat I'D iuys dUns: promptly 8
! - .,..'ls.a.as.s Is s
Bst Rhsnss cidseiaK6fAves Ralitnens 3
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-09

out Of the songs but rather sang them
as q matter Of habit This last young
woman am told 70 really q better
singer than the other one but she viii
never get the keen enjoyment out Of
singing as did her companion and
venture to say that the first young
woman We VIII get whole lot more
out Of life than will the other one,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Cotton


This feature in the cotton market y"s-
terday was tho strereth or the near posi-
ZION and the sensational advance In Octo-
Der contracts as result nf covering by
shorts who had iofs their buying to the
last moment Tha, delivery sold up TO
II rs or Pro points above the closing QUO
tation OF Thursday. and at net high rec
ORD for the iife OF the contract The ad-
vance waa stopped at this figure by the
maximum nuctua'inu rule. and evidently
the more urgent demand had been sun
rlied hs tne month was offered at $3.50
wh"n trading In IT ended AT midday.
higher on the strength Of the spot posi-
tion. Indicated both by the action OF
October and reports from the Southern
markete bu, realizing became heavier
there were sharp reactions In the later
trading The ciose war steady. net 35
points higher TO 10 points lower, late
months showing thc iosses
Thr crop ant apol nc~e was builish
al NJ any time since the beginning of the
Further rains were reported In the South
fncrc cs wirg n~rvousness over the euppy OF
The better grades OF white cotton. which
arr continually increasing their premiums
and local map readers feared that the wet
weather would te followed by sharp
drop Ia temperature.
On tn. whole. consequently. conditions
affecting The crop we're strongly In favor
OF prices. while there were numerous tolo-
gram regarding the activity Of the do
report from Augusta that Il large block Of
cotton had been booked there for Novem-
Dor Aniornen, to Bremen On the other
hand. there was a good deal OF nervous
nsss pver tho labor situation and some
unceftainty sa to tho showing OF to-dAys
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Brown to Share i'm
Island Oil Profits
Court Holds He Is Entitled TO
Third of Sl2,OO0,OOO Yield
ed bv Promotion

Under a decision by the Appellate
pfrlsion vest r'ay. Charles T Brown
may receive S4,o00,000 as his share in
the promotion Of the Island Oil and
transportation Corporation, for which
he sued A B Leach & Co.. and Rich
mond Levering & Co, his co-proroters.
Mr. Brown appealed from q verdict of
a Supreme Court jury, which gave him
$500 900 worth OF stock in the oil cor
poration, or one-third interest. This
finding the Appellate Division reversed,
directing Arthur &. Leach and Richmond
Levering to account to Mr. Brown for
one-thlrd Of the profits of the project IN
which they were interested These
900 1000.
at is my opinion" wrote Justice Page,
in the decision Of the higher court, "that
A. B Leach DID not observe that good
faith with the plaintiff that the law re-
cures Q co adventurers and that wit
ful. knowledge of the conditions and
with the sole design Of excluding the
piajntlff from partic patton in the
nrofts Of the enterprise, which
the report OF the engineer showed
~ be reasonably certain he osten
SlNlv withdrew from the enter
prise, knowing full well not alone that
without his assistance the plaintiff
WCulo hOt or cOuld not carry out the
contract, but also that Levering would
be unable to arrange with others to
finance the corporation. 1t is my opinion
that his refusal to go on with the enter
prise was for the purpose Of eliminating
plaintiff in participation in the profits. "
Mr.. Brown advanced money to Rich
mond Leverng & Co. to secure loans for
the use Of the oil company, Of which the
Levering concern owned all the stock
prior to June q, 1917, and before the
immense possibilities Of the property
were known.
Justice Page also said: Richmond
Leyering represented TO plaintiff that
A. Z Leach & Co. vas definitely out of
the negotiations, and that it would be
necessary for him 70 secure money from
other parties in order TO save the prop
erty of the island OIL and Transporta-
ton Corporation. Believing this rep
resentation, the plaintiff WAS induced to
release Richmond Leverine & Co from
al obligation 70 him under the contract
between Richmond Levering & Co., A.
&. Leach & CO. and himself"
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday Year ago
- prime. 100 lbs sl2.bo@17.as s12.2s@ Il IS
Dressed beef. sides
Live veals. com
mon to prime. ....-
Live lambs. taiy.
20 prime. 100
Dressed hogs os- '''' : '' ~
a:ss 5s.s j. ssl 3 so ooa :;o 3' alSs ssso
ns.s - .s4s j.; ssi s5$SSsso g
Dressed veal city
lbs lbs ....'....e. S'' t5o@ $50 s.5o@lo 50
city. 10 .,.,. .lo0 .lS .1s@ .la
uog. oss ioo % lbs..is2Sgla5o ,77S$ 7S IS 90 %
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
Butter - Receipts were 7ol5 packages
tic. extras. - acore. 7oc arsts 90 to Il
score. SO q sec. hrsts. IS 20 80 score. 50
a 1so: seconds So 10 81 score. SIG SIC;
.Rae .q@' extras r' 7s@9tc extras Tao3aae 9iSao
Arsts. 64071c. seconds. 58 @ 62c: state dairy
tubs, finest. ssa6ee; sood TO prime. SO
sxtras. SIC. ladies'. current make, drsts,
sraaes. $50 y o ee nr packing 1l. s{eek current
5
44Gisi2c. creamery. held. higher scor-
ing 81 IA 0e5c extras 81 = a SIC
Cheese--Receitp ware 1890 boxes State
xnoie milk. tass hats, colored. lo. aa@
ored or wnite< siQ Nc; held Oats spe-
cials. 81 y q aSc average run. 81 @ 32c:
colorsd or white. ai 'sc; averaee run.
80 - Q3lc; lower grades. 36 q 1nc: Wiscon-
ain. whole milk. twins. fresh. 2a%Gf3lc.
single Daisies, fresh 81 y q az &c. held
32132iac: double Daisies. fresh 3lAW
32c. held. s2g32lso. Young Americas.
fresh. 329s q sac. cheddars, Canadian. In
bond. 2SH q % fac state skins. speci lis
2l n qD22Ao. prime TO choice. Is a e0c. fair
10 good itW lie: lower grades. TQl3c
EGgs-Recespts were s.463 cases Fresh
gal ''t9 tras. doHen. 50 q zoe. extra
firsts ss9eSc. nrsts, el q s4c seconds. IS
q zoe. under u aueR. ~ 10 9,c. utlti,s No
/, bo@62c: No and poorer, t3Gasc;
checks. good 10 choice dry asa isc
checks. under grades. as34lo. refrigsra
tor. speslai marks. fancy. charges paid.
S3Db4c: nrsts 6iha ff5aisc seconds. In
ble. under grades. a2as i6c state. Penn
ylvania and nearby Western nennerv
wNites. hnc 10 fancy. gaGs55o: fair n
prime. !oW9sc; gathered whi,us. com.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25

lSDREw ]. MCCORMACK. Auctioneeg.
REGI1.AR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON,
Wednesday. OCTOBER 90, 1918,
al l2 80 o'clock. a the
EXCHANGE SALESROON.
N0a IA AND l6 NESEy STREET.
Yor Account Of Executors
q sha State Bank.
Ve shs New England Mortgage seour-
u.h. Il p. Taintor Manufacturing
u,s Sssns Service co5pn q y !
sshs Coz solidated Traction Co.
Sshs Kelly Springfield Tire Co
Mshs in,ersorough Consolidated
4shs United States Realty & I'm
rrcvenienf Co
sshs Ninth Avenue r r. Co.
1sh Eighth Avenue r r. Co.
lshA n Y. Title { Mortgage Co.
sshs First Mortgage Guarantee Co
ah- Chelsea Really CO. common
ia shs Standard Fire Insurance Co
ssha o'Rourks Engineering Con-
structton Co.
lsh 3. 4. & G \. winiams
ish South Dover Marble Co.
1850 Bstopilas Mining Co. lst Mtg. So
Regs.d Bonds extended 70 1927
100 aha Magnolia Park investment Co
lsh Beecbg rove Recreation Grounds
Co.. Ltd
% shs. National Reserve Bank OF n.
..,ssY Z q, ,ass y. p aad IN Aq unosoo rru.
Co. i7oT paid n lie.
ses shs Little Chief Mining Co
lls aha The Grapnic Co.
70 shs- New YORK MAJ, Co.
..ese shs Miller Cold Mining Co.
nacse La Dicka Z Pacific z f. ist Mtg
81 Bonds. due 1895.
70. Account " Whom Il May Concern.
na.esa Dry Dock Eas Broadway r, P
cenl- Mtg 81 Bonds, 1881
sses aha Aogolior silnes Co.
'so saA International Silver Co. cora
III shs Union Square Realty CO. com
mon.
g shs Oriental Bank n liq.
- shs Arrow Water Meter Co. mo.
A'ss sha AL Package Grocery Storee Co.
common
lsss chs All Package Grocery Stores Co.
As'i.1z Noss Of Equities Realization
IA. Corpn az per arms Of note
~ ~ sns HarcNn Realty Corpn prerd
=. ~ sas Harcl!r Realty Corpn common.
sis aha Atlantic Coast Lurn Der Corpn.
rreso
"s Atlantic coass Lumber Corpn. 1st
A.. hts. tF Bonds
'''''' Aeaasckanonk Water CO. lst Mtg.
wa BACK River water Co is Mtg b&
":hs Bonbrtght & Co.. Inc ciass
a.. common
Msh. sonsrigh, Co.. Inc. ciaaa
common
"sas Chicago City & Connecting
- HSa COL Trps1 pretd
"a CnseAxo CRY Connecting
hss Sys Coll. Trust common
ErefhAm Coal & iron CO. 81 Scrip
"sns Durham coai g. Iron Co. COM
na Hudson Com paries preSd
ssS nsreaagn rpire Co common
;aA Long Island Motor Parkway
=. me. common
";ns Long Island Mo1o~ Parkway.
u sns Mccall Corpn. com mon
ia - se~fntnes lssusa co
sns S2,ion&i Securities Ccrpu- corn
:. Ron. '
q sna Piping Eoch Realty CO.
M - fass Leasing Corpn
81 b%nsHeia3 Interest In The
"Srn Oregon Tir1csr synd!cs e
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Lee Tire & Rubber Increases
Stock to 10000 Shares

Directors Of the Lee Rubber and Tire
Company have voted to increase the
capital stock of the company from
100000 shares to 10000 shares. OF
the new 80 900 shares 10000 have been
underwrittcn by Hornblower &
Weeks 1T $50 and will be offered 10
stockholders at s33 q share
The cash tn be realized from the
sale Of the new atoek will increase
the company's working capital ap
proximately $500 900, wipine out in
debtednegs to banke and providing
funds for construction and adding
several hundred thousand dollars TO
carh assets The remaining 10000
shares Of new stock will DC offered to
employees under a profit sharing
plan, the stock being held in trust
Tor three years and the employees
having fve years TO pay for IL.
Talbot ! Taylor, jr. formerly a genera
rarrner in the arm of Charles A Frank
& co has become associated with Taylor,
Ust@c 4 co in chsrgs of thrr curo ana
unlisted securities department.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Com m odities

oensus Teport. which promoted realizing and
the market was quite unsettled LATE In the
afternoon. December sold off from IS 90
and closr1 AZ 1870. while March reacted
from as %. clo1ing at 34s5
NS row Understood. the government re-
port next Friday will show fhc CONDITION N
the crop. but will not give the indicated
yield IN bales owing to The absence OF IA
calculation. Sout hern spo, markets an Of
nciai'y reported were UNCHANGED to 100
points higher. With fair VOLUME OF busi-
ness at most OF the larger points
Quotations for niddlins cotton now
range from rs 75 to as.25 being highest
m the sout west The local spot market
vas steady ann Is points higher at S7.20
No sales ware reported
The range OF prices tollows:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25

prove OF an issue OF $4,000 600 per cent
cumulative. non convertible Class b pre-
terred stock II 10 the intention OF the
company 10 issue this stock al the dis
rretion OF the directors al such st;ne ana
IN sucn amounts conditions may war
80 may require. An sf
the stock SO issued for cash will be cffers3
.'-.,- s.-ol,.srs. TIE new Class -'r'
oSk is 10 he Gala bic on any divtdenf
date at llo and accumulated dividend ana
ls 10 nave no voting power except until
tne company shall default four quarterly
dividends and no right 20 subscribe to
future issues oi stock
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25

Southern Spot Mark-ts-GaIvestor nrrn.
unchanged at 3se saies. s.e7b bales New
orleans strady, so points higher at 81 $50:
"ales. 4,3a3 balea Mobile steady c5 points
higher nj S6 7 &c saies. 16s bales Charles
,on hrm. unchanged nj a5.7 7sc. sales. NIL
AuEuf'a frfn. ~ polnts higher at s6.l3c.
GALES. z.2Zf balrH Merphis steady. IN
changed al asc: salcs. 1850 baIes ST Louis
urn. so points higher ., 3ac. lea, $50
ph les Houston steady. 100 points higher
NJ as2sc sales s,a7a bales Little Rock
steady 25 points higher at a7boc. aa los
1olt bales Dallas steady. 40 points higher
1T SS7bc; aaes, 77as bales
Into Sight Statement
tho week END statistics OF the Nav York
cotton Exchange follow, Weeks into
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25

Company. New Jersey corporation. with
factory at Norh Bergen. The officers
and directors will be the same as the
American Safety Razor Corporation. with
the addition of several box manufacturing
men VINO have been successfully operating
the New Jersey Leather Company. wnich
the new Jay ana johnson company will
absorb The factory Will produce stand
arei@ed boxes for the Ever Ready and Star
plants
At the annual meeting OF the Indian
itehnins Company. to hs held on Novcsn-
nsF II, stoel1nolSfa VIII he asked 10 ap-
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25

ssght. ss4.Scs bales. agains, oo.s7I bales
,a5. ha1a year into sight for season. 2.l54 3s3
800, against s,s3l .3s9 last year; general
' ~ sioie pc supply. 4,412.365 bales against g.
a - oar,s 49, nales iasl year. visible supply.
s &. l' can an s2s5,36o bales, against 2.66eo57
&c last year. increase In general visible
I,on lon, ) bales. against 1928 bales last
r. 80. ~ increase IN visible. American n. Is0l37
~ against i59229 bales last year
splnners takirgs TOR the week 22s I3s
pa oaIes. against 24l.742 oales last year and
= : tne Season. 2i2i.6s3 bales, against
i.oei,lo5 bales last season
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES
AMERICAN nAAk NOTE ComrAN

AMERICAN NANk NOTE tUHFNNf.
a 1ivsdenG Of 7br per share q y ~ on
me Common Stuck has bren d~cihfso pay
abis November i5th. 1913. 10 hoihera OF
record at Inc close cf business November
LIST 1918
Tns transfer books viii not De ciosed.
GEO & DANFOkTH, Secretary.
Aew Yofk. October zDtn. l5ls.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25

mon 10 prime. s5@asc: puiieta ss@
~ Pacific Coast whites. express fancy.
goc freight sgas93c. sterilizsd. S5c. other
" rstern and Southern. gathered whites.
90 soc: state. Pennsylvania and nearby.
nennery browns. fancy. 744 i6c. gathered
bt vn and mixed colors graded fancy
'oa TIC; fair 10 prime. 6sas sso.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
WVIDEND NOTICES
TExAS.RANGER
asuvcth9 & REFINING CO,

fk~,s October 23, 1919.
,aend No 8 Of 2%s. due Octo-
~ 1919, will be paid to Stock
n 10. o. record a. Of September
i0iS, on November ist, 1919,
aTify Transfer d. Registrar
say OF New York
eks will be mailed.
SEClL II. SMITH, JR.,
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
INSPIRATION CONSOLIDATED COPPER CT

4n@ f'1rsct0fs nave this day declared b
dividend OF $50 per hnara payable Mon
6Ay. October a. 1919. To stoekhoidsls OF
rasoyd NJ 1t o'clock r NJ Friday. Oeto'
bsr 10. 1919. J. w. ALLEN. Trsasuter-
fsw York, Bsptsrnber 20. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
of prices followa:
T'hffraris : = Q
CottOnseed OIL

The market was leverish, and after
showing considerable hrnness on covering
prices eased off under liquidation and final
quotations we're % points lower for Octo-
Der ard to 20 points ioWer for the other
positions. Offers Of the spot month were
more liberal and this seemed 20 induce
considerable selling OF the late months
which were also Influenced oy the hes VI
ness in lard. Total sales for the day
were 1880 barrels.
The range OF prices followg:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Financial Items

ine American Safety Razor Corporation
announces It has secured "a majority Of
the stock of tho Jay and Johnson Box
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
l.. TExAS.RAMGeR
sUvCIN0 & REFINING en-.

Ecklxs -, October 22. 1918.
- no. os zM, due No
ISL 1919. vii! be paid 70
1ksI OF record =. Of Oeto-
h.s 'Sis. On November 9Th,
9eceT'ty Twansfsr K Regis
ipAny Of New York.
will BE- mailed.
sxSlL n. SMITH, JR.,
- TrsAAar&x.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Cotton Statistics

liverpool Cables - Spo, cotton IN good
s2ssd e sales, 10000 bales. AAericalnr. s 90
"a IMPORTS. 5000 bales none Aneri.
"a ulures open ned Irregular unchanged
~ ~ o 'oWes Closed irregular al net sd-
vance vance OF 30 points to a decline of points
Srt'Dsp ~ sa 77s'Sod December 22 SD. Janu-
Juiy, 20 $40 Manchester; Yarns a yood
business doing; cloths irm.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
New issue

$3,O0O,0o0
II. II. nfALLINS0N g. CO.. Inc.
7Z5 Cumulative Preferred Stock
EARNINGS
zss SssS ss ss sas @ T az 5sss s sS': 3 | I'D : % %
CAPITALIZATION
10 Cumulative Preferred Stock r :o"oe@ sosaos % ss
Common
Co. & For ia5msen s a, the e Preferred and
my " VINO AA '' ''''1'' son"
m zs ss s % % sy 's7ss s s de- ss. III: The company sss
:S:s, 1913 1871,
a4.s Auss' including
quick :ass ss | ss' :ss * pss % share ;ss %
1919 7 @ ere: :tss. s s, tn: :as | 3s , 1 @ s .
dsnd Tsnn sss the prssd stoe % ns 1as %
% b: sS ", s ps a ss @ ] S b51a 51 r sse. for the o;,.
ended ss were Of saseoo7s;
S"ias :s :s :ssss @ % sss net ii: Profits ' sats s ending s s @ %
~ q % % P s @ Fund % ;1:s :s2ss g.; s ; ss:s sss
setting suu profits on June 1st annuav
"5 ssSs5 S' oio 5 % ssss @ & Of the 3 s5s sss pa. value
M cm s @ y the ss' s @ any the s Of nss
Of the odrtandine Preferred Stock ~ ' " " !" amount
York ks Stock &c Hs Eshnss t both the Preferred an" Common Stock
Co. The 1ass @ s Asa s esn:sg a s: 4 s ss &
made by the American Appraisal
0nvthth of
by
for the Ccrnrany
by "wuhe
ve1e the
able for certificates
S ube
an % the s;ss ,ssz s's s,:. ss:: s, ss @ s ss record .s
Vyillian1 SaIon,on & Co.
Sc. La allie
presented above -ssz z~va ab~n
New-York tribune., 1919-10-25
Foreign Govt. and Municipal Bonds
Untercst To Be Added
Foreign Bonds Dealt In Flat
fSales
CS
Rep Of Cuba 4iAs

Mexico Ex string SIS of '99, ls45 AS 49,
Mexico Tx COLO As of '04, 1854 42 46'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
WINDSOR

WEST-The Ladies Union will hold
their annual picnic July 4th in the
Pierce grove. each family will carry
q basket lunch. Ice cream and
candy will be on sale. Everybody
invited. Boating and games for the
children.
Mrs. w. S. Barton who has been
entertaining her sister. Mrs. A. D.
Hall for a few days. with her daugh-
ter. Arlene. accompanied her to her
home in Winthrop. Saturday, where
she will stop for this week. Mrs.
Griffin is caring for the household
while Mrs. Barton is away.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Taber and son,
Edgar were entertained Sunday at
Beech Grove farm.
Miss Dora Norton was an over
Sunday visitor of Mrs. Ralph Ta6er.
Mrs. Clark Wakefield of Biddeford,
is visiting her son, Rev. M. H. Wake
field. who is gaining slowly.
George A. Fiel of Boston. Mass.
secretary of the New England Hard
ware Mems Association with ex.
president Eaton of Brunswick, were
recent callers at the Parsonage while
on their auto trip to FoXcreft.
Mrs. Winnie Merrill is improving
and able to sit outside.
E. R. Casey has a telephone install
led in his home: 20-4.
J. w. Lamson is operating a new
Maynard separator.
j. w. Randall was business caller
in the place Sunday and was calling
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
MADISON

Miss Ntckerson, an organizer lor
the Mime w. G. T. U, spoke at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
l7orning In the interests Of the w. G.
r. U. work and at the close Of her
address q paper was circulated and
about 30 names were secured for ac-
tive ami honorary membership. Miss
Nickerson also spoke at the Sunday
school session and at the Epwortl,
League meeting at $50 o'clock. Sum-
cay evening at o'clock there was o
union Gospel temperance meeting at
the Congregational church with an
address by Miss Nickerson.
Euclid Lodge Of F. and A. M. met
at their hall in the I. o. o. F. block
Sunday forenoon at 1880 o'clock and
marched to the Free Baptist church.
where a special sermon was given by
Rev. William Clements in observ-.
ance of st. Johns day.
Aleck Maxwell, who has been Wis.,
ting relatives and friends in New
Portland and Madison for the past
few weeks. returned Saturday to his
home IL Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Head and fam
lily left town Sunday to pass n few
weeks vacation with friends and rel
stives In Flagstaff and other parts
Of the Dead River region.
Aspecial feature of the services
at the Congregational church Sunday
was an address by Rev. Jas. r. Walk
CT OF Collabrah, Colo. who spoke on
his experiences in Colorado.
George McSorley has rented the
house owned by the American WOOL
in Company on Head street and will
room move his family to that place.
The property known as the Magee
iaock on Main street and owned by
Dr.. w. H. Kennison has been pur-
chased by J. F. Trickey.
Notices have been issued for the
remi-annual meeting Of the directors
Ut the Madison Union Cooperative
Store Association to be held in
Grange hall on July 9th.
The Minstrel show given by the
Madison Patriotic and Social Club a
week ago was repeated at their hall
Saturday night for the benefit Of the
salvation Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Ladd of
Cracut. Mass, arrived in Madison
Saturday night to pass a few days
with relatives and friends in this
vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd were
formerly residents of this village.
All departments of the Madison
Wooden mill run all day Saturday
and the mill will shut down Thursday
night for the remainder OF the week.