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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02
Sport Chatter
And how did it all happen?
By The onIooker.

And how did 1t all happen?
The Morning Astonisher says that n
worm will turn sometimes and our
team turned last night.
well / Declare?
( But glance at those ten hits
chalked up in the box score indicates
that the printer team was sort o peal
ing the old onion,
has come to this section and will join
the Monongah forces.
Burkhart, the Wheeling pitcher who
worked against Consumers Sunday for
Mpnongah, was too much for any of
the Monongah catchers.
The Fourth Burkhart will be with
the McConkey team and will work
Against Monongah.
Were off, remarked a West vir.
ginian player after the game last night
e.yes, those seven defeats show
that replied a close observer.
Herbert Barnes. the West Virgin
ian shortstop, made two hits in three
trips and G. Boice, B. & o. short stop,
hit safely four times in as many times
at bat.
Watch out, Tom, they are on your
trail for those batting honors.
For your benefit we will give you
fair warning and tell you who they
are Barnes, G. Boice, Cutlip, G. Long
and F. Vingle.
q. Long; the Monongah Glass twirl.
en-, will not pitch either gave at Point
Marion, on the Fourth. He will be pre-.
served for the Mining Machinery team
on Saturday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YesterdaXta ResIIlts

Cleveland, "A; Chicago, 8.
Philadelphia, z; Boston, 4.
New York, /; Washington, o.
st. Louis, 5; Detroit, 4.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Scheduled Today. e.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Detroit at st. Louis.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02

COULDN'T HELP 1T.
She-Were the British soldiers hap
Ply when they came back from France?
He-Happy? They were in trans
ports.-Ideas.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02
Baseball at a Glance.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday,s Results

Pittsburgh, IL; St. Louis, 4.
Chicago, 3; Cincinnati, 2; twelve
innings.
New York. 6; Brooklyn. 1.
Boston, 8; Philadelphia, 1.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02
CITY LEAGUE.

CITY LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
West Virginian, Is: B. & o., Z.
Game Tonight.
Midwest VS. Mining Machinery.
Standing Of the Clubs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02

Were off," remarked a West vir,
gilman player after the game last night.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02

Burkhart, the Wheeling pitcher who
worked against Consumers Sunday for
Mpnongah, was too much for any of
the Monongah catchers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02

The Fourth Burkhart will be with
the McConkey team and will work
against Monongah.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02

Rosenbaum is Central Lacquer who
has come to this section and will join
the Monongah forces.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02

a,t.Yes, those seven defeats show
that" replied a close observer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02

but glance at those ten hits
lchalked up in the box score indicates
that the printer team was sort O. peal
ing the old onion.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02

Herbert Barnes. the West Virgin
ian shortstop, made two hits in three
trips and G. Boice, B. & o. short stop,
hit safely four times in as many times
at bat.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02

Watch out, Tom, they are on your
trail for those batting honors.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02

For your benefit we will give you
fair warning and tell you who they
are : Barnes, G. Boice, Cutlip, c. Long
and F. Vingle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02

e. Long; the Monongah Glass twirl.
er, will not pitch either gave at Point
Marion. on the Fourth. He will be pre-.
served for the Mining Machinery team
on Saturday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-02

The Morning Astonisher says that
worm will turn sometimes and our
team turned last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-20
DRESDEN

TIE funeral Of the late William
Mayors, was held from his home
sunday al IN O'Clock. the Rev. J. u.
Mc0raw officiating. The deceased
leaveg wife. two children, a mother
ard one brother 70 mourn his lose.
1ntsrrnent was in Pine Grove cernA-
terry. Leroy Robbins. WHO has been
overseas for the past year returned
this week. having received anshonor-
able discnarge.
Harry Mayors Of HalloTen was n
town sunday TO attend the f1nera!
Of his brother the late William
Mayer.
The school a. Middle bridge re-
commenced Monday. The teacher
and family who have been quite Ill
ore rapidly gaining.
Charles Gray who has purchased q
farm in Nassachugetts will move his
family there next month. Mr.. Gray
IN the owner NJ what In known az
the William Patterson estate.
Afbor day was observcd at the
Cedar Grove school. by the planting
of q tree. also flower seeds and a
general clearing OF the school
grounds.
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WOMAN THROWN FROM
AUTO INTO BROOK

The report that Mr.. and Mr..
Thomas Thomson Of Mt. Pleasant
avenue had sustained an automobile
accident while either coming Or TO-
ing from Bangor CAUSED Considerable
excitement on the strests Monday,
an none OF the party had returned
during the forenoon Of early After
noon. Eventually thsy arrived homo
ana the story OF the accident was
that Mr.. Thomson had soFae trouble
with his car sunday on the way
back from Bangor at 4 point not far
from Newport. He accordingly sent
To garage for assistance and tho
members Of his party, which included
beside the Thomson family. who
had gone over In the car. Alec Thorn
son md Lewis w. Brown. started
10 ride into Newport In tho garage
car. An accident resulted TO the
garage car and Mrs. Thomson was
thrown into brook and sustained
quite cut on her head. others Of
the party wsre not hurt. II 10 un.
dsrstood. and Of course Hr. Thorn
son. who was riding into town In his
own car. escaped injury altogether.
Th: garage car waS badly wrecked.
The Thomson family had gons over
10 attend tEs track meet and bring
their son. Alec ana his friend. Lewis
Brown. both students at Bnwdotn
who were TO be at the meet. back
10 tk0whcgnn for q little visit.
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READFIELD

Readfield Grange met in regular
session Saturday. May II. with Mas
ter Ernest Pearl in the chair. Some
matters Of business were disposed OF.
Three candidates were voted on and
accepted. After q bountifui dinner
the lecturer presented a very pleas
ing program: Singing by Grange.
"Old Black joe and "Annie Laurie";
"Dairying and Dairy Feeds. Charles
L. Ciough: reading. Ruth F. Hight;
(encore): Substitute for Oil Paints,
Merle J. Hartman: solo. Mona A. Ell
lott. Rev. Milan J. Smith spoke of
having a Community Welfare Board.
John NJ. Williams gave notice Of Me-
mortal services in the brick church,
May 80. After singing of America,
the Beautiful. Edith NJ. Gif1n gave
notice Of a school entertainment at
Grange Hall May 70.
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ST. ALBANS

Mrs. Alton Tracy has returned from
a visit with her mother in Castine.
Every teacher in town attended the
teachers meeting held at Pittsfield
last Friday.
Mrs. Samuel Fellows and son Sam
uel are guests Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Q. Hilton.
Earle Patten has returned from
Camp Devens.
c. j. Worthen sold a car load of
horses the past week.
Steve Bragg has bought the old
Longley place and will soon move in.
Mrs. Clifford Morrow Of Sanger
vile visited her aunt. Mrs. Annie
Prescott last Wednesday.
Saving lumber at watsof's steam,
mill will be finished this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Batcheider were
In Dexter. Sunday, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Elliot.
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PAYETTE

Nr. and MT. George Ladd Of WI.
ton were Wednesday callers At ths
home Ct ME- Belle Giles
A surprise party was given at the
home 81 Charles Stevens in which a
surprise reception vas given their
son Guy. who has lately returned
home from the front. Over 20 vere
present and q nice time was enjoyed
by an.
Ars. Gertrude Barron returned &c
her school in Monmouth Monday.
a Sunday school has been opened
at the Fayette Mills school house.
Mira. Isabelle Richmond has re.
turned to Fayette. after passing the
winter with her sister IN Auburn.
Erwin Brown is moving into The
Smiley place.
Arthur Staples, who passed the
winter in Massachusetts,, has moved
onto his farm and his wife and
daughter are expected this week.
Nathalie Billings, who IL On the
sick list. is reported better.
Carrie Philbrick is in poor health.
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SOMERVILLE

Neil Clement Of HaiIoweil was bus
insss visitor In town Monday.
Mr.. Smiley Of Augusta 10 hauling hay
TO Hailowell for Mr.. Clement.
c. ]. Crummett OF North Whitehe,d
brought several head Of cattle and put
thea in the o. N. crummstt pasture.
blowing for o. ". Crummstt.
Hiram Brann was a caller at Ozgood
Moore'S Wednesday.
W. n. Jones Of Weeks mills was in
town Monday on busIness.
Mr.. and Mrs. O3good Moore and fam
NY were Sunday callers at the homo OF
james Moore In Jefferson.
Mrs. Forrest Cooper was a Sunday
guest Of Mrs.. .. J. Woodbury..
6OUTH-GeoTge Kennedy Of West
Warrington passed through this place
Sunday with an automobile which he
purchased OF Augusta parties.
Mrs. Ella n. Brann has received a
letter from her son. Delbert r. Brann.
now In France. dated April q, saying
~ II veil and hopes soon to be home.
All his friends win bs glad to see him
ana hear his merry. Joyous laugh once
more.
Mrs.. Ellen Day visited her hush nd q
mother. Mrs. Louiss Day, at West
Washington ThurSday evening.
3. l.. bartlett IL suffering. from an
attack Of influenza.
The social At the schoolhouse Nav Il
was we'll attended and q success. The
pupils did their parts In the program
very nicely. There was homemade
candy On sale. also grab bag, tho
articles In which were nearly al made
ey me pupils. A nice little sum wa
realised which will be used for ihe
purchase Of something for the school.
Ths services at the chapel Sunday
~ssa we'll attended. both afternoon ami
evening. Rev. Mr.. Clark Of Augurta
SPOKE st the afternoon esrvice. Corn.
John i. Howard OF Washington. re-.
Gently returned from overseas. led the
Christian Endsavor meeting In tho eva
ming and made It a very interest;nr
service. He>was accompanied BY Mrs
Howard.
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SkOWHECAN

-, X. LyDns u tkig tnvn ana WI
Est'o ""jfh Ut HvatefYilIe have crn.
sDliGa .sd their Drchcstra, with three
10 'acD orchestra. HS. Lyons went
~ Wa'~rvjije Monday ~ h!i a NH
EieaI "naazemcnt.
Eenfgs ". GD~Er left Monday On
he 'nlh day train frr bVslnsss wits
10 &ngJs.n and Bath.
tn" :krWhcgan High who'll team
"rn. 80 WaterYilic Monday after
noon IN play Column CIA9sical In
stI.n,s. accompanied by Cnach John
fn~jz. Tho Hal!>Weii High school
team crrnes hare 10 play en- Wednss-
day and the Lawrence High team
plays the HknwheHan High team u,
The gfounds d. Fairfield saturday
next.
Nr and Mrs. q. y. Falfgrievc re-
turned Monday afternoon from their
annual trip u Noosshsad Lake.
Willard Paul. who In visiting FL
iirtt Chsss. went to W3tsrvilie on
Monday and In about D. week will re-
turn 70 Dorchester. MaSs..- where he
makes hts home with his uncle.
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Westinghouse Electric
Mfg. ca. 10 Make Auto
Electric Euuipment

EpvinxHtN. Mass May D~-Tas Wsst-
tsxnn,is> Eiec.r,c n Hsng.a< iur ny r.
Ut t1ttabyrR. ~ mas announced late ~
day. will bszin th4 manufacture u:
small an0t0Ys snd aEtrM>o.ie sIsG'rie
e1uipsnsnt N the tsrass' u the three
fsEtArtSs tina. have been SDsrAt%b HI
the sew FINLAND West,nzbr.sn -
At,ont t1}tb,UG VII be- spent 10 egDio-
psns tbs plspt abh bsiwssn IN, ana IN
parsons will ~ emD.1ysd under max
Mum operation. The sew EnxIaG;
Westinghouse DiaHtS have beEb siitu-
any EtYssh fsr several months
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MONMOUTH

The body Of William f.. Stafford.
who died in Haverhill. Mass. May
lG, was brought here Saturday for
burial. accompanied by his sister.
Mrs Augusta Wilcox. and niece.
Mre. Lettie Wadsworth, ~ Woon-
socket. X. I. Funeral services were
held In the Methodist church on the
arrival Of the afternoon train. con-
Quoted by coohnewaEan Lodge. X.
Of =. Rev. q W. M. Keyes was the
officiating clergyman. The deceased
was a member of the X. Of r. lodge
In Haverhill. The bearers were N.
W. Richardson. f. E. Day. e. NJ.
Tillson. A. W. Biaisdell. The inter-
me mt was In the family lot In the
Monmouth Ridge cemetery.
The servlces on Memorial Sunday.
May z6. will be at Cumston hall at
the usual hour. 1890 A. NJ. Rev. q.
w. NJ. Reyes will deliver the sermon.
The Octerary club was entertained
Thursday evening by Mrs. H. u.
Merrill and Mrs. e. A. Prescott At
the home Of the former. with two To-
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CEDAR GROVE

Mrs. Robert jackson and dangh-
tsr of E~wburv. -. y. are NJ ths
hSfns ~ Mn. JnekSon's parents, Mr..
and Mr. - NJ. cairs for the sum
npsr.
Mrs. Edwin LJvsnhnIc ~ Eoston,
WAS 4 visitor ~ the home ~ hef
daughter. Mrs r. NJ. Hall q few days
last week
Warren 1iirsshaw and Ted Harris
N eomsrviils are stopping 1t tbs
Aillissn bungalow for q few weeks
rest. having Just returned from
france. Mr.. Harris was q sergeant
IN tbs signal corp Of the 105rd Inf.
~ one time Mr.. Hissshnw drove an
ambulance.
WiIiisrn n. Houdlstts left Friday
njkht Tor boston 10 purchase an
aut"snobil" for his work On tbs Il. r.
y. route.
Fred N. Weeks drove the II. r. ..
baturday taking w. n. HDudIstts's
place. while the latter In In Boston.
Frsh N. Weeks captured two Osr.
man hsIsnsts by selling tbs mos,
Victory BOrds In week ami selling
the largest amount In the town.
0eoS9s Motsdy IN repairing tho
b0wlinG aIisys Mt Cedar Grove and
Will opsn thsm this week for tho
Z nsst time since the war began.
Ray 00ud Of Gardiner WIS IN
town Sunday with his family.
Frank C1kcs hhs been scvwtps
hay from Perkins island. to Rich.
Tnonh for the American Ice Co. this
week.
II. N. Hall In doinR sosns rspAjs
work for Mrs. q. NJ. Cornell, al bos
summer homo here.
owing 10 tbs severe storm Sat.
uydny night. there WAS very little
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-20

Eied out and refreshments OF crackers
cheese. cake and coffee were served
The covering Of the Manter bridge, Sc
called. gave way the past week bu,
was quickly repaired by A. ". Bangs
road commissioner for the western d.
vision, and traffic was suspended only
for a short time.
A sever thunder shower with some
hail passed over this section at aao Sum
day afternoon. No damage was done,
however.
Rural Lodge. F. and A. ~, No.
So. will hold special meeting on
Saturday evening. May "a. Candi-
dates will receive both the first and
second degrees and refreshments will
te served.
Mrs. Edna Black was in Oakland
on business Friday.
Rev. c. L. Wheaton Of the Free
Baptist church. who has been visit
ing friends In Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick for some days. returned
to his pastorate here last Friday and
filed the pulpit on Sunday.
Little Gilbert. son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Austin. who has been seri-
ously Ill for some days, died last
Wednesday and was buried Friday
in the Tillson cemetery.
The following delegates were chos-
en- Sunday by the Free Baptist Sun
day school to. attend the annual
meeting Of the Kennebec Sunday
School Association to be holden at
Gardiner on Tuesday. May 20: Mr..
and Mrs. g, W. Manter. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w. Lonsiey and Ernest Rut-
ter.
Extensive additions arc being
made to the Cedar Crest Camps"
at this time. Clyde Ellis Of Oak
land 10 hauling the lumber from the
Bates saw mill.
The selectmen and treasurer met
at the town ONCE on Saturday. May
II. Much routine business was
disposed ct. BY vote Of the town
they will meet on the first and third
Saturdays Of each month during the
scar.
Jessie Peavey has moved his fam
lily into the H. H. Bryant house,
where they will pass the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Cowan were
in Oakland and Watervilie on bus
mess last Friday.
A goodly number from Lakeshore
attended the meeting Of White Rose
Chapter. O. e. s.. Saturday evening.
Harry Dame has recently pu.chas-
ed . valuable cow of w. 8. Cowan.
Owing to reGsnt rains farming Is
almost at q standstill.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Dyer Of Wor.
cester, Mass, are passing q few days
at their home on the Bartlett road,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Haskell are man
aging the farm in very efficient
manner.
Sidney Grange p. of H. held its
regular meeting on Thursday even
Ing with good attendance. The first
and second degrees were conferred
and fine literary program was car
rted out. At the neat meeting the
third and fourth degrees will be con-
fefred with Harvest Feast at the
close. r..
Mrs. John Swift IL improving in
health and 1t 10 hoped she will soon
b about the house.
Leland NJ. Stone. who recently
bought the c. L. Swift farm 10 breed.
Ing Belgian hares on . large scale.
Already he has purchased some nne
stock and IL fitting up for still more
extensive work.
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SIDNEY

LAKESHORE-There will be q union
school board meeting at the select
mems ONCE In Oakland next Friday at
2. ~. to discuss important matters.
The union includes the towns Of Oak
land. Sidney and Rome.
White Rose Chapter. No. 17l. o. e. g..
held its regular meeting Saturday eve.
ming. Although the weather was un-
favorable. . GOOD oumbeP were present
and q very intsFsstins lsseting was held.
After the routine business was dis
posed Of literary program was car.
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NOTICE OF HEARING

On Application having beer r .,cs. !.
the Bank Commissioner ~ r Il ~ ~.
4 HAMILTON, of IL Congress
Boston, Massachusetts. for re- So -.
as dealer in securities under :ae
visions of Chapter 40, Sc. :. ~. -.
both inclusive. Of the Eer;s-i 4
and the Bank Commissioner rN "a
satisfied with the good refAie -, !
hereby given that On the +;h q! +
June. A. D. 1919. at 10 a, NJ. .K.
will be he'd at the BdnkInE e. "a
state House, Augusta, Name. AZ va .,r
time and place opportunity WI ne . .a.
said applicant and any ot.fF ,s-M
interested or ohjectinr 70 oTc'
evidence as TO the dealer rer.lTy;
FRANK /. l rA. =, N.s.oss,
Augusta, Maine, May e, .>it 81.
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German Papers Printing
Extracts OF Peace Treaty

Paris. SatardA;. Nay H-fFrencn
WbSstkss 1srvicsj, This German news
psDsrs are beginning ~ publish extra, ~
Ut the peace treaty tent The allied and
assoc atsd k1vrrnrnehts consider that II
tbs Ossfnans publish tbs tszt there IL no
need ~ abide by the OfI1ciai summary
snd viii communicate ~ Their news
pspArs the exact text Gt the passages
that appear in Uermnn beyspapers
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LrTCHFIELD

Mr.. Nathan Luce has sons to work
in Gardiner.
Miss Clara Hinckley and BENJAMIN
Hinckley were Sunday callers at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Newell.
John Steward 10 working for 0eorSS
Newell.
Miss Doris Weston 10 sick with a
cold.
Mr.. ana Mrs.. Roy Weston Of Car.
diner was the wssk. eud guest Of their
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HOW TO Get RID
oF.RHEUMATISM
'fruh-a-i Point The .Way
To Quick Relief

7 suffered for . number Of years
with rheumatism and severe Pains
In my Side and Back. caused by
strains and heavy lifting.
When I had given up hope Of ever
being well agafn. friend recon-
mended Fruit-a-tives' Tor Fruit
Liver TAblets) to me and after using
the first box I felt 80 much better
that l continued to take them; and
now am enjoying the best Of health.
w. NJ. LAMPSON.
soc. a box. . for $3.50. trial size $50.
At all dealers or sent on rscAipt of
prizes. BY FRUTT-A-TTvES Lmited.
OoDEN6BuR0. u. Y.-Adv.
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BOWDOIN
lsttle NldeeuA cesv.

Mrs. 'Lettis Cray vie Of Christian
Cray died Saturday afternoon At her
home In Richmond. ahs was born
In bowdoin. October .. 1865. ohs 70.
eeivsd her education at OtArbard
school. She was the daughter Of
Robert Ni6eout. Ohs leaves q hua.
hand and Ave small Children. 4,
father aa6 aoehsr. thros beothess,
Witl'ao Of 1owdoip. Robert and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-20
IF P0SLAM CAN
HELPYOuR SKIN
DO LET \

II PosIam holds any co-:o-. ~ g.
isfact'on for you in beg tie maxi.
relieve and era dica-e --tz=s ;: IL
stubborn skin trouble, =. 9. i--- "a
tneSe BENEFITS ct o-Ce. Ia ~,
ever % welcome il YOU - =. So.
long. There is no risk Icsa-1 c4-:E
harm: its work is KNOW . = 2:
successful. Soothe-. SIS '.--;
brings quick improvement 4 -: 50
much because il is hishir o.: 'it
clears red. infiamed cen. ieA...s :7s'
night.
Sold everywhere. F-- 20. So.
write TO emergency Iss:o-..9-ss :
West 9th St. Eew Ycrx Ci-y
Crfe your skin TO nso--~a 80.
brighter, healthier ~ vs. - i-7sl1
Soap, medicAted with s!:--Al =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-20
NOTICE OF HEARING

On Application for Reeisra;io, ~
Dealer in Securities Of ,he Far
Grocers Syndicate. incorporated
Application having been nadt e =
Bank Commissioner br TIE rE.A,
GROCERS SYNDICATE, IN I.
Worcester. Massachusetts 70: 'tEf-1
ton a. . dealer in securities c-:s: -
provisions Of Chapter 4. Sec:oc.
q. both inclusive. o: the 2e".ss! =.
utes. and the Bank Conn ss.'tt: y
being satisfied with the coed -eP:rss
said RETAIL GROCEES SfN-NA!.
inc. notice 10 hereby give. -: :
9TH day of June. A. D. it:., al :
hearing will be he'd a, the ta.ts
Department, State House. $50
Maine. at which time ard r,a,e ta@'
tunity will Re given said oe'Ie'.'S
and any other persons .r'a-es;sd 80
.ecting to offer further e'.te--s /"
the dealers repute.
FRANK l.. PALMER
Bank CORN ss.a-3'-
Augusta, Maine. May 70. 81: ,1,