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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-24
Bondres In ENGLAND.

The bonflres which lit up London
during the armistice celebrations were
familiar sights In London In Henry
Wis reign. At the sunsttting, in the
months of June and July, says Old
Stow the Chronlcler, ~"bonelres." as
they were called in his day, were made
In the streets, "every man bestowing
wood or labor toward them" Citizens
set out tables hear the fires. with
plentiful refreshments, or festival
days, and thereunto they invited their
neighbors, and "p~assengers' also, "te
! sit and fE{SYstexshs~ IN Srea,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-24
First American Balloon Ascension.

rHst american balloon Ascension.
January o is the anniversary of the
FIRST balloon ascension in this coun-
try. 1t was made in Philadelphia In
l793. and 1t is interesting in view of
the rapid strides In aeronautics made
In the past few years. Even twenty
I'VE years ago the idea Of a dirigibls
airshiD was largely a dream.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-24
LODGES

One candidate was initiated by 10
Ambo Loft, Haymakers at It's meet
inp Yesterday afternoon in h hay
loft at Red Mems Hall. A social time
followed the meeting with refresh
ments served by the stewards. ~ q
meeting OF the Past Cher nnymaKers
Association held in the morning fur
ther plans were made for awarding
the prizes for the benefit OF the associ-
alton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-24

fa4nSstT These 'bonefre'e quaIs,
tons were considered good opporfunf-
ties for the closing of old disputes,
and for the bringing OF good amity
among NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Science
Monitor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
Jiukers Are Losing
Government Posts
~ ~ Associated Pres,

4HldM, March z-That the new
I 49, government is vigorously
4 - he problem Of ousiint the
1 of the isnsesial regime from
= = pesn In the proviaeisl ad-
\ eplqljsR wss isdicated teday BY
8ho6ent Of Herr PhiHrps, Of
eGsa pr6el1lss u Sile,ia.
3o ~ q ~. 10 heed of
- ,1loGn ot ecbleswig-H -Hol-
- - ase majority scchi-
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
Art Gurmmn Says:
"JacR VIII Need Stills To Hit
Where Jess Uses The
Gilet."


Dear Editor:
Your note saying l am spelling some
words different from Webster II on my
hands and In reply Will say I'D. that no
person never makes mistakes and II is
probable that this fclla Webster might
have . few words spelled wrong at
that.
You will notice ] am using a high
class word pf 4 number OF sillabies
just before Truly where sign my
name and will say Ed. that these are
all taken direct from Webster and u
they are spelled wrong don't blame
mo.
Jess Has New Stunt.
Well, Ed. am some up IN the air on
this Jess Jack fight dope on account uf
me hearing q rumor and not knowing
Is there any truth to II. A iella whi, h
lis a pal OF = bird which knows Willard
tells me that Jess has new stunt
and will not train of'nothins TO reduce
ba, will try to push his weight up to
mcbbe one quarter OF ton OF some
thing. Then he ysB lean on Jack In
the clinches and they will have to use
4 sponge to collsct what is left Of that
bird.
On the Oth6f mitt, II tnls rumor III
the bunk and Jess Is able TO get down
to q one e-eighth 0f . ton they probable
viii be some battle and II Jess does
not win they Ii q sood chance THAT
Jack will
This Jack II no dwarf Ed, but fig
yer he viii have 10 be . Jumping Jack
10 reach up to where Jess uses the
Gilet, " Jack Ia wise Ed. he " III Just
about wear stills in the ring and prob
able kill off Jess with surprise
Here's Tip TO kearna.
II was manager OF Jack would
pull stunt on Jess by seHtinx him a
telegram In the 18th round or some
whers saying they is four gushers
come IN down In Texas on Willard s
land and he n now richer than Morgan
and Rockabilt, This will put Jess bugs
In the upper story on eccount Of him
thinking about what hs viii do with
all that coin and II Jack viii only 1ump
high enough right then he will rock
Willard TO sleep.
So you see Ed. they "a more than
ono way to win fight II guy will
flGger II out and use mis- brain OF some
thing
Now I'd. you are at liberty TO w.
these tips and II you bet like I tell you
II is n cinch you will not have TO
worry none about finance.
Expllcitely Yours,
ART QUINN.
iE n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
|||k>ly
!D(k J(tl!
lEsJ1lN
ack From France, He De-
|, clares Contract Holds.

=. ". Dsclnrsoa probably win again
pSsuns his pest - president Of tho
Western lsGgvs ~ 4 result Of develop
&Ants Inst sIeht In Nsv York ana Chi
onsa
SJs Nsv York, whsfs pickerssn had
Ca1e netnrAed - = var correspondent
Pith IL 1hirty -second division, he was
1u0te6 - challenging The leagues &C.
yon In naming Al rsarnsy. Of Chicago
- exocutfvs. Dickereon said.
Tearney, speaking from Chicago. says
Will turn ovsr the Job to pIckeeson
the lAftSr vanta II, 10 ths stage
Dsms sst for the return of Dieherson
ssue WASa I lsft kmerica la.t July.
- which vas elected IN Jun4, 1911.
- nct axptre until June Is. iSoA aRd
I sowt:ialX viu insist on the contrdet
when tkS western Isagus suspend
- play last year ! was extended . VOTE
~ thanlD and given q vacation for
whatever time ] might stay In Europe
% a war correspondent.
Tsjsosams Unanswered.
"Upen my return from, Europe find
the name Of Al TeArnsy mentioned IN
dispatches ~ president Of the Western
1aEue. ~ vlrss To the team owners
Ire unanswered
'If the western league can afford
Ne luxury OF two presidents this year.
nat II ~ own business. know that
6 must .fulfiIl its contract with me.
4 settlesent must first be made with
- bsfovS the league car operate thl.
mar, II pnder direct ton other than OF
De one elected In 1917 for period Of
ARaa v&nra"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
new TAX Rates
ON AMUSEMENTS
APPLY TUESDAY
Ticket Brokers Hard Hit;
New Stamp Taxes Soon,

WASHINGTON, March 2S-New
amusement taxes which 60 into effect
next Tuesday will fall heavily on
d,eater ticket brokers and will raise
cabaret admissions.
In addition to the ordinary tax Of
| cen, on each 10 cents charged for
theater tickets. news stands. hotels or
othee brokerage agencies dealing in
theater tickets are required under the
new revenue law to pay percent OF
the excess charged by that agency
above the usual box office price. pro-
viding this excess is 50 cents or less,
and 50 percent il the excess Is more
than 50 cents above the box office
charge. The excess Is figured on the
box Office charge plus ordinary tax,
and the broker pays the tax
Will Limit Profits.
The effect of this tax is expected to
be to limit brokers extra charges in
many case. to 50 cents. Purchasers OF
tickets from brokers will be required
to paw the usual tax OF cen, on
each 10 cents charged by the broker.
II tickets are sold at tfeaters I'm
excess OF the regular or established
price" they are TO be taxed SO per
cent on the excess Internal revenue
bureau regulations to be issued soon
will define what shall constitute the
regular or established price" \ tax
Of ~ percent on each 10 cents or
traction charged as admission to
cabarets is levied this year, Instead OF
! CEN, as provided in last years law
and 20 percent of the bill for food
and drinks is to be considered fot ad-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
Looking EN- Over
with
JACK KEENE

In connection with The hoom.na o..
tennis In this country there 10 moSc-
ment on foot to bring Nile. Lenglen'
tie young French player, here this
PecS ur,fnn. one OF the former ma j,
t3onal doubles champions. now an off,
CO Of the A. T. r.. writes from France
tkat Mile. Lenglen could give Molla
Bhrstedt half fifteen and beat her.
Cot, Il. N. williams writes that the
French gtri could allow Miss RJurstedt
full fifteen and win from the Morse
Olncs both Griffin and Williams know
Miss Bjudstcdt's style and ability TO a
nicely. II II safe to say that Mile Len,
glen Is truly remarkable player. and
WOuid prove a sensation here. II abe
c9nes i will have to be through the
9unerosity OF followers Of the game.
{0P she has not the means, and the ma
Wonal association viii not establish II
precedence and offer her expenses.
Although he has passed his fortleth
U1sstens. Joe Mc0innity is still pitch
tnS--and stitching winning bail at that
The once famous Iron Man." who
hdped 70 Win two Nstionai lsaEus pen
pGnts and . worlds championship for
14n Joseph MeGrag and the Giants,
~ now q member n the NanrouVeT
cisb ot the Pacific Coast international
le1sue,
HcG.nulty has lest most Of his speed
e6i former days. but bis good control
aad Deceptive snderhand ball still en-.
~ HIN 10 fool the minor league bat
-. 4hs Iron Man" was one OF the
ie1dinG pitchers IN the Pacific Coast
Insrnstioasl league last season. He
ven mae eamss and lost two for a per
cehtage d .Sls.
5oha Lcbert. erstwhile Giant thltd
anoksr AND q popular figure In the ma
~ lAAeuss until an injury to his knee
loecAd him to retire. IL back on the Job
~ coach e the baseball squad at West
ES1nt, . position he first filled last sea :
80 Lobert was very successful In that
caDaeity N 1915 and turned out a very
fi1e team In spite N the fact that the
ceQditisns which obtained at West
3lnt In the stirring days Of last sum
MI were not conducive to an idoai sst-
tlag for a baseball coach ANXIOUS to
nAke good. This year the tension has
lsoDen4d to . great extent. and John
= eDufilsnt that he viii again develop
. Wtuatng team from the ranks OF
tfnela 8olu'G cadets.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
Battle Tank Will
Climb Pixies Peak

WASHINGTON, March 28.--Pike's
Peak will he aseended by battle
ank as IN advertising feature of the
Victory Liberty loan before the loan
campaign opens. 7. N. Worley, pub
licity director Of the loan organifa
ton Of the Kansas City district, asked
authority from the treasury to have
the tank now at Kansas CITY TO make
the ascent, and today the permission
was eranttd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

mission. il no specific admission
charge is made.
Club Dues Taxed.
Club dues and initiation dues ex-
ceeding SlQna year are taxable at
10 percent.
Transportation. insurance and stamp
taxes also go into effect next Tues
day. The new act lays tax Of )
percent on freight charges. approx
mately 5 percent on express charges,
= percent on passenger and Pullman
fares and 8 percent on oil pipe line
charges. For telephone or telegraph
messages on which charges are be-
twe,A IS and 50 cents, the tax will
be cents and If the charge is more
than SO cents, the charge will be 10
cents. Ten percent is assessed on
leased wire tolls.
New telephone directory goes to
pre-" March 81. 1919. For changes cali
Contract Dept, PBX- 100. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
War Prices 10 Be Reduced.

PITTSBURGH, March B--Repre-
senta YES Of o8 percen, OF the nut,
bolt and rivet manufacturers Of the
United States hd Canada agreed upon
a cut Of from ~ to ~ percent. in war
prices Of the products made by their
companies, at meeting here yester-
day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
PAL MOORE FLOODED
WITH FIGHT OFFERS

CHICAGO. March es.-Pnl Moore. who
outpointed Pete Herman at Memphis
Monday night. has returned to Chicago
and is resting up for his next match
with While Devsre at Akron. o. While
he has been flooded with offers Moore
ssays he win not box more thnn two or
NhrNa tiyaoo q month,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
Berestrorn Makes
Skating Record

STOCKHOLM. Thursday. March 81
". BSrestroem set q new worlds record
yesterday BY skating ten miles In 81
minutes, - seconds. which II II seconds
lower than the record held by John 8
Johnson a Montreal Canadn,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
GIN uosES hat
DtT00 10 Lewis

RICHMOND. Va, March ss--"strang-
~. Lewk. In 81 minutes last night de-
f0a(ed John Olin in . wrsstling match,
VITA = Headlock bs,d. Lewie threw
ogn over ~ shoulder VIII such terrific
61causo g . badly sprained neck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-05
c+URcH NOTICES

Free Baptist, a 4. Walsh mlnistt.
10. PRAYER meeting; 1875 hoy commit
g,.houI: 8 Young peonie eVansfllsilc
s..r,-ice: Wennesday 30 =. NJ praS--
meeting.
Spear's Corner Free Baptist. r. a
y aisn "a. SUNDAY schoni ~: WeL
sfiip. 20 social se-vice; E-iuaT, '.au =
Frs Baptist Rev T J. winsiaue, D.
D Morning Worship, 1850 Sunua
scnuo!. Ia; christian ,, hnneAvor;
M. penpie service. r, M NJ VIII s ~
Winter = Advent church: rev WIN.
:. -ielms will SPEAK Sunusy u ~ an-
5,hr.gt church C51n Sunuav IN Lem
4pIy communion 30 icnurcr scnuGls. .
litunv sermon. holy communion. 1919
church school, -; evening praN"r du-
dress. : Wednesnav. Bows and girl. ~
4A. Men s Bible History club. -
TY1lrsaay Womer'e service IL 40
First Church OF Christ. SCIENTIST: u 20.
subjerI uf lesson SERMON. 'tanfeh my
MO week gery-ices WerfneSuav al 10 =
to me -puffff,. "wednesday from IT, q
Free circul: ting iiifrlrv o1 aIthDElen
CeTr,stian Soienue literature
Protestant Ia Inuiic. Rer Lar1Euon
Quimt,y. .. D.: Morning WORSHIP al
1850 with sermon by the pastor sun
Suiv crnxs meet with Mrs Lauu Tues
dav evening.
First T-riversaiist. Rev. Milo q. Foi-
zorr: n8o morning se-v-ires: theme,
THE Courage nf Your Convictions:
,unlor church and cnurcf scnuoi !. M.
Y p G ( rneets II ne Brunswicil ave
nue. with Horace fIiiureth Junior chn'r
SATURDAY. at p NJ senior choir 5 =
M: confirmation class al 4.1I WettIes-
day afternoon.
Highland avenue Methouist church
Nurninr Worship az 1G.3G. preaching w
Rev M Thu-stun of Auburn: l.. NJ.
SUNDAY scnooi: $50, Junior League g ID.
Epworth League prayer meeting III .."J
Y Wednesday.
Joseph p Irving minister: Service at
1u.3 a NJ, preaching by the nastor
If A. Nj. Bib school; 2 NJ, Ep-
worth League p NJ. preaching nv
the pastor: prayer meeting Wednesday
evening The pasIur will preach in The
Chelsea NJ. z. chapel q, 30 p. II,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-05
CHELSEA

TOGCs EQAD-Mr. ana Mrs. A. r.
p Collins have leased their fu-1n to
Leroy Harcis AMI STANLEY Irving
Thev will move 20 Gardiner. Their
son Archie will go with them. Miss
Mark Collins AND John White house
sill reside al the Collins farrn. Mr.
ana Mrs Collins expec: 20 leave The
first Of May Their many friends
are SORRY To part with them
Misses Lucille and Marguerite Gres-
ser a-e spenuing the weekend with
Miss Hazel Collins.
LEROY Harris and Stanley Erving
went 70 Somervilie Frid&y
Miss Gertrude Harris has gune to
West Manifold. Mass.
Miss Eleanor Cain is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. LAfie Staples in Gardiner.
Russell johnson of WINSTON 10
Visiting his mother, Mrs. Laura john
son.
Mrs II. A. Geilspie is visiting hsf'
mother, Mrs. Morrell. for u few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-05
CLOTHING DRIVE
FOR WAR SUFFERERS

The clothing drive which has been
carried Oh by the Gardiner Sed Cross
Chapter and IFS branches mas proved
q very credirable one. Owing 10 sev
e-ai calls maze upfn ouc people for
clothing curing the last TWO yea'S
the chapter felt TINT II was about 10
undertake q very difficult thing when
asked 10 coiiec. more clothing. EuW-
ever, the amount o. clothing received
exceeded all expectations auG Thurs
DAY "l:5 pounds OF most excellent
clothing WIS shipped 10 It's uesLlna-
lion.
The Gardiner Red Cross Chant 2,
wishes To thank me efficient chair
nan Of -ht clothing drive. J W.
Robinson. ana the wire cnalrrnan.
Mrs. Daniel Longtelluw anu thell
helpers, VINO nave most efficiently
handled tins campaign. Hearty hanks
are due the Eiks Club. winch give
ne us. of lis club house Tor Lht re-
cepLlun and packing OF the clothing.
Thanks are also due the vrayEIl-
dreth Co., which ocnaIed bags IN
winch The clothing was packed. Most
Of all the chapter desires 10 thank
those. citizens VINO donated 50 splanu-
Idly 10 make -he DRIVE the success i
was Good wort was done II the
branches. rom several o. which came
q good quantity Of clothing and q
neal little sum Of money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-05
cruRcA NOTICES

T.-st Tuive-sal,st Rev MO = Fol
SON ac.lnE pastor 4S -.ncnin sveLilt
Gardiner. Services ~ go NJ -neYne,
Sunuav scnuol al the usll;. nour
F.a,tisI church. Rev Z. = M"H e,:Zie
pastor MnrnlHE worship al IL ~ fol-
,oved nv communion of tne ord s Sup
re- Sunuav Ecnuu al ID; evening sp-
cIai Ee-rlce at U.I
N.thndiEr c-nu-ca. Rev :. =. oe-----
Sllriec- u moving sermon. "Snne ~
God s. >ecretF:" Bible srhpci Z IL Ep-
worth League. CD. Miss Miriam Far
brother leader subject, Our Relation
10 troti. Trusting; gospe- se-T'lce. =
Si1er.al music
DID south CONGREGATIONAL. Rev a. =.
Townsend Morning wn-B!!!.! IL - ser-
mon ny che naEto- OF ''Thr T'rIrlst HE
T'il-7,ose Z - : Q. T.. T NJ. foI
L.erten mIu-weeE service Wednesday i:
70 2 NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-05
NATIONAL HOME

ctilces Of the u4. CAPT. f7-ani w
1:Ckeo.
Mrs Edith Nar Ecus"n has return
20 70 ner nornt IL No--lfieia X. Il.
after d Tislt 70 ne- uncle. Charles W
Wallace.
-'hristnphe. aa!neI Of PORTLAND. jale
L. s Navv, and EneueZe- -.icl.ert,
Of Portland. iaI- % T. &. Ne Inf.
tp-,ner members nave been -e-aunlt-
ed.
ETurlouEn we"e granted T-1dav 70
John Cu~ertv % Newpo-- Henry
Lrret,E 20 fIe!saRt Mictae Murray 70
Lowell AND .Inilr I'l%rr lu tea
Commencing WIN ms Monuay pIr-
uIe- show che doors viii M t':ien Il,
IL, uru The show viii STIR al -.3o
? Nj
Religious ser-l"rg al rnt Home
chapel SUNDAY viii be neld az foi-
lowe Cathulic mass anu sermon II
h.3h anu f'-rtestali se-vlces ny Rev
G. Il. Temple al o.. a Nj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-05
Mary z. Atkins

Mary Z. Atkins. wife Of Edwin H.
Atkins Of Kennebunkpor-. passed
away F-1day morning, after al Illness
of nut a few hours. Beside nus
hann. she leaves three children. Miss
May r ATKINS. superintendent OF
music in the schools of kennebunk-
port. Thomas Z. Atkins, foreman Of
machine works al New Haven. Conn.
ana Judge Will C. Atkins Of Gardner.
Mrs Atkins was the highest type
Of Christian WOMAN. and her kindly,
ipvanle disposition Leaves great vud
IN the family and community. She
formerly resided in HaIloweh and
Gardiner, but for over 70 years WAS q
resident of Kennebunzport- Funeral
services will be held al the house IN
Kennenunkpurf at % P. III. on Mon
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-05
Plans for Lodging
Relatives of Soldiers
OF the Yankee Division

Bognn. April 4-PlEns for lodging
the immediate relatives Of soldiers Of
The Yankee Division coming from
such distances that they could ~,
reach here Il they Started on the aiss
Of the parade. were made at a meet
inr of The family hospitality com
mittee uf the 18th Division reception
committee today The committee will
distribute To zach member of the di-
risipn five application cards. which
ne will send to lii.. home. When filled
out these cards will ne mailed TO the
committee In the meant lime the
committee vii ohzkin lists nf lodgings
from peuFle who will accu1n1noda te
one or mure u the soldiers folks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-05
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's wfzt thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing nov. Instead At
taking fumiS- o. trying 10 patrh up 4
poo digestion, they are attacking the
yr1i cause ID the aiiment -clogged
liver and disuiercd bowels
Dr.. EDWARDS Olive Tabless arouse
the liver IN q soothing, healing way.
When the fiver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions away
goes indigestion and stomach rrouhaek
II You have . had tzxte IN your
mouth, tongue cuztea, appetite pou1.
LAZY, DON ,t-caxe feeling, no ambition q
ene1gy, troubled with undiRHfed foodx.
you should take Olive Tahlets, the
substitute fm caIomei.
Dr. Etwar1is' Olive Tablets are
purely vege.ahle compound mixed with
Give oil. you will know them by ther
olive cuior. They do the wurk without
Eiring, CnmfB On pam
Take one or tWD It bedtime fur quick
reiiet. 90 ynu c2n eat Wizzf Won ike.
At 1nc and &c pr h0x. Al dru2glxsA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-05
MAIDEN DIP OF
SCH. DEERNG
AT BATH YARD

8Atn, Ne. AurlI 4.-Tht nV"-lfaE Cd
schooner Carroll r. Dee-lng. n;-meo To-
-ne lounges. son Of Gardiner q. Deer
.ug was launched today rom lie yarus
ut he 9 Z. Dee-ins Co.. Aer managing
owne-n. She was cnrisfensG with .1uw-
e-K by Mrn. Carroll 2. Dee-Ins.
The schoone- will be commanded by
Captain " Merritt Of Portland. master
%. he schooner Dorothy Barrett. for
merry owned by the Dee-ing company.
v'nic.. was sunk by L German submarine
about Z year ago.
The vesBel was nuilt for tne general
carving trade ana will ne ready for
sea 1T TWO weeks. She is -. teel long
and registers .-14 Ions sross.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-05
FAIRFIELD
Death Of James ;. Either
Town 10 Act on Is Warrants
MOnday-L0cals

Tht death NJ james :. tI:her uc-
cl-i'f'td T'tu;sday a. d result III he;lr'
failure tc WIS - years NJ age and
hrs beer L ~..sidei.- ~ .hIs town ~
fifteen YEARS. isav.nG mpv-o mere from
Unity. RE Wa NOM III JG-" the son
Of Elisha and Renecca M,1cne.l
B'Lher. The .unerai services will ns
netd rom lIs late nome on Osborne
street SUNDAY aflernpun L; : o riucA.
Air ana Mrs.. Guy Cheney - Ghel-
sea We're ne guests OF Mrs. Cncnels
-ather. u. ". N,-t. yes1ert,gv
George Patterson. VINO Is empIpyea
al Belfast, II Passing d few DAYS d
ms nome on " stern avenue.
:. 5. Billings. vino iias n"en confined
20 ms hume on Nan stree. by iIlncSf
10Y several weeks. Is abb. I. be GU;
again
Mrs. Har,v P,ummer was 4, Au-
Eusta yesre-uav. where M attended
The mock session al the Legislature.
FRANK TwomDly - very u! al h.f
nome Oh Kicker street
ii. l. Ciiase wah IL Town On husi-
Ness Yesteruay
Airs l. L Reed was nut of dnerE
yesterday for me FIRST TINE. having
been confined 10 ne, nume severa!
GAYS 10y illness.
MISS Xy,-ie t1ail has returned
from East tSuston where she iias psen
The guest Of tcIeuuB.
II noprQ .hui Il large nuInne.
Of lit citizens are planning 40 attend
the ,ne.HtInc winch is 10 ne neid Sun
da: evening a. ne STAR ThclIcr al
80 q cioCi.- Iuerc Will ne leper;..
speaker. GlrnonE them Mayo I3enrv
Weber = fine program mas been al
ranged ny the commit ee IN charge.
On Monday evening The W T. =
VIII give 4 Datrlut4c entertainment al
heir AIl ,ur all service npys VINE
awe returned t. heir npnes The
.. 4. z. Sons IF Veterans and n
Z. =. cacs with their families, are
co" iiili!v invited Albert kliCk and
II. t'ercy Crosby will ecture on then
experiences while ove- There.
The RAPPORT Of ne Fairfield Village
Corporation are out unu Jhe annua
meeting VIII ne heid IL, ne steamer
engine mouse on monday, April :, a.
pollock in the afternoon. There are
IL a,-lcles II the warrant and iii
voters should he present al ms msel-
ing
Grs. Sarah Cotton. who has been In
L critics. condition Z; her nome on
Man Street for sonle time. was re-
por-sd "esTe rduy as being very much
improved
= L Barber ,IRnRina Plan was .
business caller IL Town yaste-oay.
rank Mcneil. who mas neeu ernplpv-
ed q; Benton Falls FOR the Il =. Cum
nilngs Constructlon Co. has completed
MS duties AM returned 10 his home IL
Eurnlord.
'i-st Baptist church suraav morn
IDE service al IL 10 -hp pasrur. Rev,
L. M Holman. will SPEAK unon IN. sub
Jsc. The MaIne Boy and The Great Re
construction Period lie will Sneak az
ahavdu: Village al ~ clucA IL t!i-
evening -he~' VIII ne Il union se---.lre
az .hs STAY theatre a. - o clock IN he
lnterest NJ The bo-s % Maine.
Methodist church -he Sunaa, nn-,-
-nc Service will -. ueId n. rhe ,,s,,,l
hour. Rev y Il. va--lAy. -ne uastr-
onciatsnE The .Iunior y.earu. will 10
heio al "loch a union service WIFI -.
-" h+lo u he Star theatre n 80
o cluc..