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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
IS Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
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lust becausc yon star; The day vorri-i
and tired. s'iG legs and arms and Inusci, s.
IN ching head. burning and bearing down
pains IN the la cls-worn out before the a. )
bcEins-,!o no, thin. YOU have to stay 10
that condition.
BE strong. we'll and vigorous. with 10
more iaias from stu jonts. sore muscles.
rheumatic Suffering, aching havi. or kidusy
trouble.
II YOU suffer from hsGder wcaknt.s with
burning. scaldinE pains. or Il you are in q no
our Of bed half do"en simcs a night, you
WIZ apP?eriat" the rest. comfort AMI
strength this treatment gives.
10 prove The Wii:sr's Treatment con-
Go-rs kidney and bladder diseases rhcunns
ts!n Ana all other III! aenis wh.n due 10
excessive uric acid, no matter how chronic
"r stubborn. 4: you have never Tried The
Williams Treatment. We viii give on. 75r
hottie i52 dpscsi free u YOU Will cut GU:
this notice and send u with your name and
address. and 10 cents TO help ray postage
hacking. ctr. 10 Tho Dr. y. A. wiiiiun ms
Company. Dept. N-6!7. General Poxtorhcc
liuu.inS, LhsI Hampton, ho.n .sruu :,
once and you viii receive by parcel most .
regular .5c bottle. without charge and With.
out mourning any obligation. only ono bot.
tic TO the same address family. ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
ASKS FOR STATEMENT
OF ALL SALARY CHANGES
Mayor Claims increases Since Jan
uRry Amount
S100,OuO.

Mayor Ainslte yesterday called on
Conptrolier Golfer TO make de-
tailed statement OF all salary changes
made by the budget as compared with
tho salaries ard wages paid last year.
This statement the Mayor will use
to answer the statement OF John
iIirsChbcrp. State Labor Commissioned,
that there has been an increase in
rcials which viii amount 20 approx
inatcly SlDu.po0.
Mayor Ainsiie stated yesterday that
Their" are scarcely more than Il dozen
changes in al. some Of them reduc-
lions and some OF them increases.
Comptroller Golfer IS expected to make
his repor; To the Mayor in q few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

OF wine were found in her possession.
Sne contcnded that four quarts Of the
whisky belonged TO gentleman who
al in the scat in front of her on the
train and who forgot" the bundle as
he left thc train She asserted, say
police. that she was carrying tho bun-
de from the train 20 return il to it's
owner.
Look for Polly's Corner
in The Times Dispatch today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
600 COLORED SOLDIERS
IN PARADE DOWNTOWN
Troops From Overseas Entertained by
Organizations Here During
Day ind Night.

Returned from heroic service in
France, coo colorcd soldiers of old Vir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
CONTINUE RAGLAND CASE
No Testimony Regarding Fight {,
Hotel During Gambling
Cume.

No testimony was heard yesterday IL.
connection with tho case OF H. Il. Rag
land. who was arrested moro than Z,
week ago IN connection with "A gam
bling row staged IN Il downtown hotel.
die Of March because Of the absence
of II. II. EroWr who Is in John Hop
kins Hospital a, Baltimore trying 10
saSc the ear that was severed III the
alleged fight. and who is a witness in
the case.
j. T.. Allen, Jr.. who was also ar
rested in connection with the case, had
his case continued so that IL would
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
SONS OF IT'S |NDORsE
PRESIDENT AND LEAGUE:
Resolutions Adopted at Joint Meet
ing Held al Wcstmorc-
land Club.
cnATEAu.rn.EisRY HERO TALKS
General Omar Bundy Lauds soldiers
Tor Sticking to Task-Eoscwci1
Page Rccitcs Pccm Dcdi :. ted TO
ticlmOnu Marine.

Resolutions indorsms >President Will
son stand tor a league Of nations
We're last night adopted by the Sons
OF the revolution and the Sons o. the
American Revolution IN join; session
az the Wcstnorcla and Club for the first
Tune since the two organizations were
founded. Today the resolutions VIII be
forwarded by telegraph 10 Boston.
where they VIII be delivered 10 the
PRESIDENT when hc lands there from
France tomorrow.
adoption of tn. resolutions folio
- suggestion by Norman ~. johnson,
who declared that there wag in Amer
ica concerted movements on ;hc part
OF small politicians and German prupa-
fanoiSiS to defeat tic efforts OF the
inittee was appointed 70 put the reso-
lnt'ons IN proper shape and forward
ihcm to-day.
GENERAL OMAR BrNDY
ADDRESSES AUDIENCE
Last nights joint meeting Of the two
bodies waS one of laudation for Amer
lean soidiers and civilians who had
victory to allied arms. General omar
nGnnI, director of The historic charse
rhlerry: General George j. IiedeEin,
and Coloneis Clcary. Campbell. Jones
Ard Gibson. OF Camp Lee. were eucsta
Each Of The officers spoke Of
Nhericas part in The war. all paying
f!Sh tribute to the indonitaO!c spirit
q; the men who did the fighting and
supplied tho sIncws OF war General
bundy vas particularly well pleased
WIN the Spirit shown by his men in
those arduoua days before and after
tory.
WASHINGTON, WILSON
AND TROOPS LAuDED
Dr Charles r. Robins. president os
the Sons OF the Revolution. opened the
meeting. Arthur Clark and George
Bryan followed him with speeches in
eolosy OF George Washing ton. Wood
row Wilson and the American soldier
DE- Russell Bowie. Il chaplain with the
Mcclure Hospital Init, and Chaplain
Ianie! Couve. OF the French army.
smoke in admiration OF The inc spirit
OF comradcship ihat had sprung be
tween the men Of America and France
as result OF their close contact dur
ms; the war. -
Concluding The meeting. Roosevelt
Page rccitcd one OF his recent poems.
dedicated TO Richmond marine who
was wounded al Chateau -Thierry
PEClTES POEM DEDICATED
TO RICHMOND MARINE
Its title is The D.uisn Man and HISS
'hrce Sons" !, follows:
"P.h YOU. : sao !, Of 9,4!sh man
"r =, ra,d ,he c!t!-h man 20 me.
"win they come eac:. now tina, peace has
'rSsYa; t s,sy sh s2afF he sa.4 10 inc.
no calm and pia cid hs face
TO ,Hia ] SAID to Ire 9lash man.
They've talon Tor love Of her" he SAID
IN TOT as clear as h!s glance.
Were they together" he'p!osa!y asked
..n,. No., ,i Viii Apart ihey stood.
And John in the ArSonna Wood,''
So {oH' S 4s' Cod d. mot s ss.Ty they we"'"
Tasy lta AVA" VIE From H eSsir ss sis,i'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
Di.cu.. Educational Question.

After short session yesterday ,he
Virginia Association OF Colleges adj
Jou:ncd. The association had been in
session since Friday morning in The
palm room Of The Jefferson Hotel and
during that time discussed various
questions relating 10 the problems OF
concentrations as they particularly
affected matters OF education.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
NATIONAL DIRECTOR OF
LAND ARMY TO SPEAK
airs. WiiIinm Hubert Schedule to Make
Address Om Nomnn'> Work at
Wom:su'S Club.

Mrs. William Hubert national di-
rector OF the Womau's Land Army OF
the United states VIII speak at tho
tho auspices OF both the Wuinan'a CUB
and the James Eiver Garden CLUB.
Mrs. NJ. {. Patterson viii tell OF
what the girls did last year and what
they hope 20 do this year Mrs Pat
ierSon is chairman for Virginia OF the
w. l.. A.
y representative OF the Federal pc-
partmcnt OF Labor will address tho
meeting on tho farm labor situation in
Virginia
\ wcll-knoNn farmer OF the state
VIII oc present and will relate his cx-
pCriencc as an employer of the girls
composing the Woman's Land Army.
Il is announced that units Will not
nc placed in any community where
there arc men enough to do tho work
on the farms, and the girls will not
he allowed 20 undercut the men IN The
matter Of wages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

To Euy Sell.
exchange trade Times Dispa tch
want ADS are the statesmen efficient.
Call Randolph l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

Daniels spoke into the ear OF <hc
Prcsidcut:
Mr.. President: You Will receive a
great welcome when you arrive at
Boston. Tho dcstioyers and the air
Graf; and the Denver Will meet you
Mayor Peters and Admirar Wood have
made all arrangements.
See YOU Tuesday. Great welcome
n Washington. Good-by"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
POLICE CHARGE THAT WOMAN
HAD FIVE QUARTS OF BOOZE
Hefuae TO Believe Statement Man In
Train Seat Had Forgotten
His Parcel.

Anna Shade, who gave her address
as Williamsburg. was arrested as sh.
al!shted from train at the Broad
street station AT 10 o'clock yesterday
evening. ] i! Officers Porter and Maxcv
ON charge OF importing
E!vc quarts o. Whlskv ard a quart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
Get Extra six Months.

-Four prisoners who were said 10 have
participated in the attempted jail dc
ltycrcy a few days ago were given
six months additional sentence each.
Those asserted 10 have been implicated
in the scheme were Lucious Jack son,
John Collins. William Stephenson and
Madison Fell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
FOR EXCESSIVE
URICACID

RY THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
CHARGED With Theft.

CHARGED with Tho theft OF a sui Of
clothes valued at so5 from James Me-
.canley at SCI rrcntis Street, Claude
Lewis. colored. was arrested and taken
to First District Police Station yes
tcrday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
HOXIE

M~s. AIIcc Green has gone "a
Wai"rviIIc where she will visi- hrr
daughter. Mrs. Gertrude Des Euches
fo, q few weeks. Her son Clarence
VIII rnrn;tlr On the farm and dispose
of the STOCK. after which they intend
10 ciost their nome for awhile.
school closed Friday FOR the Easier
vacation Of one wnek.
Mrs. Tom otls and daughter and
niece OF Oakland werr accent visitors
IL .Iotn 0tlg' md MHry Wn4hburn's s.
Corr. Leon Sheaff intends To ieav"
soon FOR Artlehuro, Mass, whert ne
Will secure employment with ms
brother GUY.
FRANK heant. who has been hauling
lumber ron Green's mountain 10
tnls siding mas finished and returned
"a mas home al Nurridgewock.
Mir. Ao Mrs. William Duns,on
have returned rom New York where
My. Dunslon went for treatment
His many friends will be glad 70 leurn
that ne IL very much improved III
health.
Miss Marion Wilcox is visiting hel
parents at Fairfield.
Mrs. SUSIE Puffer and uauCiite.
passed the day W~adnesdar with MI.
amt Mrs John Puffer at Laronc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Gestures Of the Days Dealings ~ Az
the Lsadinn otnctxs

New York. april 2-Regardless OF The
Aact thai MANY substantial gains were
made n fairiv well sustained. the
trading on tne stock market today war
ing vi any session In several weeks.
The volume OF trading kept pace with
recent moderately large avpraEpR, hut
to an w wonted degree in ss'--
rtaI Issues vrhich are expected 20 derive
most benefit f-um tht restoration vi
normal Conditions in foreign countries.
News from abroad Threw little lighI
IN The COURSE o1 TIT peace proceedings.
but nome advlces lost none on Their
promising character, -ht one auvers
Development a cuI in the Midvale Steel
dividend. exe-tlng VIRTUALLY adverse 81
fecr.
Steeis and equipments as d whole
were strong. L. :. ateeI scoring an ex-
treme of I SO 10 par. pui weld
ing fractiUnaily al IN. END with other
leauers including the Investment rails.
Snipplngs. oils. Jumpers aYB diSftlling
n food shares commanded greater at
tentiun, however, at grBss advances VI
one IL tour points. moderate 1nAir
nen resulting tn selling for profits.
Numerous ~seeontary specialties, Eurh
AZ chernical ana aper ISSUES. also
American Wooi"n eide & leather pre-
fer-ed and Barrett COMPANY. we've ttrr
70 strong. bur muiorS and their suiSId-
iarteE ~eacted nne IT. rwu points under
n,hd"r; to pressure, Saies 10
Nsi NO. mares
For he tirHt riirt shire The tun.peE-
eng "t rates. ne nart-t for exchange
on LontiUr VIZ dtstincuy strong was
on rorn'ttauc"s also gteadr,ns, but
t~:.nCF aaSEn again
Foreign hu1,as wer. alItei nut steatir.
.Ine"ry ISSUES "ari+d slightly and do
rnasJlr rails ana utilities hardened. To
tal 20 les pa value. GIgreEated .I3. 1hE.
"a. old United States bends were un-
changed on coli
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Ellsworth Fire Bug
-AE Huuue& M

Sheriff wesrutt n the Ellsworth
usilirt ar hunting for one George II
Patterson. FOR whom a wnrrani ;r,F
beer issued on the JhAr-e IF setting
Are t. the office If c. W. Grinda!.
coal des iel. Il; Ellsworth Nunag y
night. nesides doing much uamaEe
in the place. A general alarm nus
s,ean sent out in verv dirnrtton -p1
Patterson. who has Il criminal rec
ord and vas seen aruunc the place
late Monuay. Patterson had wufkuo
at times for Erinuai and WIFI fHr1I]-
int with the location. The blaze VII"
discovered in time to I've
extInguishpd without much damaEc.
il was found thai omean had
wrecked the place before Settane IL
On fire. ~ransackinE. upsetting me
furniture, throwing articles out #
The window. cutting wires and indi-
eating the work Of d malicious per
vert Patterson IL abuu, 40 years ola.
medium height. weighs about lBe
nound~. light complexion and brown
hair and high cheek homes. He co''id
not he located Monday night. lnfor-
mutton " his whereabouts will lee
aNp-pciated tr the sheriff " Ellis.
worth uoiiee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

Stuckvards. April THE bApF cat
tie market was strong. There wr~r
SOME extra good cattle shipped this
week, especially in steers. oyer ana
bulls. FanCr COWS we've nut in uuite
50 large numbers. II was on the
better grades t,ai the market showed
Is strength. the poornr qualities GO
lnG al much the sanie prices as a week
ago. Calves showed some weakness.
owing 70 the large supplies of New
Yorh and western calves recelved
during the week. Hogs held firm al
last weei : figures, Supplies were
light. but tne offerings Included u
goodlr amount 81 wall finished hogs.
Mitch COWS were in i,sayr suppir and
although lie i,norpr "uws rrpved
SLOWLY and "uts wer" made IN pric.e
70 close safes IN ,n<tuv cases i7anrs
cows ~id frHr %1s5w .He. =n"d COWS
from $lhhm 34. ana ordlrurv stock
from SCI &c. MI
Sales nf neer cattle vnal rHi~es
fip=s and sheep, +. Hanson gditi
. ezra tii.- steers. 500 lhs. . extra
taiFF steer, @4"o rs at 1Hc. .:
calves al he, j" ialnns al 16c anu "a
hogs al - 1-2c = :. Hanson eond !"
Sulis. 24sn lbs. al 9 l-2r. 80 calv.-s IL
l4c. l41 hnEs al ~ i-@t. r. W Han
san Eofa 2 erws al uc anu +" calves
Al - l-2c. F'utInar i;rns. SOLD - cat
lie from on zoe. ~ calves al i.c. ~
slieel' q Sc ana i0t hogs at 1ac.
A. T. Eiliv SOLD I extra fancy bull
one If his i,nsI seen III he vnroh for
snyn.s INN tIuypt .-a,r,ti UlU iSI ~
lop prIce. r l.. Wprlneii snlH . COWS
It " "ts, : shipping oows nj ; - cts.
! bologna cuw ut ; cts, fE cairas III
:. ct%. Hall 4 Lowell sold 70 sfeers.
av+raging l.3M lbs, al !: cts: IL COWS.
uyeragins sW lbs. at s cts. -. cai"as.
averaging III lbs. III L. cts: =! calves.
d verHglnE 40 lbs. nj < cts. A NJ
Rag:s Soiu Is COWS at 6 J.. ctq. ana
u "arfiers II; ; l.. ats j. " Brooke
sold - cutir from .m L.. rte. -
calves al T. - ",!s. ~ hogs ut Is -
cts (" 7. G.;@t sold - rattle from >
az - cts: 81 calves al II - els. ta
tiOgF al Is - ctF. 9. a Eastman
solo J Durham ltuIl. 1.3aH lbs. ut II
tt fed s4v George Patch HspklnInn.
\. II. . A Walker sn!d ! COW. so
!hs u g ots: u "aives al u cts: y
hogs. Z, 40 lbs, at Is J.. cts.
Mich cows-E, q. Piper sold IS
COWS. from $7ad12-: ! COW I'll ,14:. =
l. WOrnrlI soid Il COWS. from SGam
-, Putrna. Bros. soiu - COWS trou
$'oHlla Z. " Hanson ssld : cow.
-r0n sf'n -. 81. j. Hanson SOLD is
cows from $60d1-a ] " Brooks SOLD
10 COWS rom S6,nI3U.
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OLOE

. tiaske1 'lall garne last Friday ntgff
between the Madison and Scion High
sUhnol. score !: 10 g. in favor Of
Madison.
Mrs. Jonah Spauldinc passed aWa~
last Friday. Funeral Monday rum
ner nome IN the village.
Mrs. Ivs Rollins lis selling her
household goods. preparatory 70
breaking up housekeeping.
Kendall Cross h8E -cmndeled the
old NcIBiire Rtufe und will uHe u for
a garage thr coming summer.
p A Coolidge. who went 10 the
hospital with a broken limb i've
weeks ago. is imprcvfnK AND ekpects
to have the plste removed in two
weeks.
The selectrnen will star on their
tour through town taking he In
ventorv April "a.
D9nvers Hasser 10 in 9k0Whe9an
this week serving as grand juror.
Misses Emma Mahsncy and Esther
Mansef have returned to Faf7ningtuh
Ne~fnaI scf1Upl
pet. Hareid Mahaney, SON AZ
Thumas Mah9ner. who has been
serving in the Canadian ARM. nr-
herne last week. he ha~Ahe ~
his hapSrable disrharue. This
il his hfst sisit home fsf Is Nsrx.
The ladies rfon. Circle viii npees
with m, F.sa AdhGns, Asril ID.
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L

EAST-Eordon Mason. having -
ceived mis- discharge from the Bef-
vice. Is passing a few days with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Mn
son. before returning 10 his postum
in Worcester.
Mrs. Obadiah Gardiner Of Rock
land If visiting Mrs. Rose Abbott.
The Chrtstmas Club nae with Hrs.
Warren Sesward Thursday after
Don
Mrs. John Bradley End Misp Nancy
Gates parsed Friday with Karl Cater
and family .
Mrs. Ida Clark was q recen Wis.,
tor al Henry L.ander's.
Mrs Della LHmpsgn vat m An
gusta Wednesday.
Mrr. Hilpha Butterfieid passed some
time inst week with relatives III Wa
1ervilie.
Miss Louise Gates was the guest uf
Mrs. Frank Mardcn SATURDAY.
Nina Pierce and Margaret Coumbs
nave returned to their wort ut Co.
burn
Miss Dallas BHbb nf Augusta. VIM
'N 'NNh phbFsAtS " |aitIi
with her parents. Mr.. m Mrs. War
rem babb, expects 20 return 10 her
work Ill the Eaton factory SATURDAY,.
About 10 members Of v~asnaib0ro
Grange met in day Eesston Tuesday
First and Second degrees were cnu-
ferred nn two candidates. Owing 10
lack u time the program was shprr.
1t consisted Of singing by the
Grunge. remarks bv Brother GieaRon
from Oakland Grange. and Brother
H. d. Il. Aver. Questions lis the
sulky pirw or vacuum cleaner mort
useful on the farm" ana Can the
farmer afford to raise POTATOES e1r
81 q bushel n coming YEAR" These
were informally discussed by the
rnernibrrR Saturua" VaRsaiburp
Grange Is ~ iHe the guesI " Oakland
Grunge. snd il IL hoped evarv mer1-
her wiIl make an effort IL attend. The
rnnEre- iins t'-~n i%nsfrucfed to ar
range 10Y comfortable conveyance.
The many frientS' sf Mrs. seth r
Richardson uf Biilerica. MRss., will
be pHin-d To learn she IL NOT as well
at this writing.
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LTTTHFIElD

A. :. Orwell. VIM mas bnnn vn-y Ill
is gaining SLOWLY.
Mrs. Lizzie Bis,np. who is york
al hey home hern.
Miss A. EdEecomf il passing q few
DAYS al thu home cf Mr. and MRS. ".
H. S~pauidinE.
Charles knex of Gardiner and Irvin
Libby and daughter Emma Of Lewis
TOT callers Thursday at the
home Of M. and Mrs. ". 4. Newell.
Miss Gladys Towns was The week.
end guest of friends in Gardiner,
William Powers. who has beer on
the sick list, is reported better
Aimon Stevens and Arthur Newell
were the SUNDAY guests OF Mr.. and
MRS. A. :. Gpweii.
FlDrizel PeiYca- vino mas been Da.ss-
ing h few ea vs with friends III Car
zine, ana Randoiph, returned home
THeseias.
MrT: /. r. Harvey and son Charlie
were BUSINESS visitors IN Gardiner
MenHn,.
Miss Bessie B,rkforu v.he has pt."H
the CUES oi Mt. II Mrs. r. u.
srann. returned 10 her home in
Pittstnn.
Mrs. " c. Row lev was a caller al
the hen" ef Mr.. AND Mrs. Z. Z. f'ur-
lBtun "Wednesday
Mise Margaret Wniss sr4f the wnek
end guest Of Mr. ana Mrs. II. &. Wes-
tun al F-nnci's Garner.
~ pnxI-.st w. u-y 1870 r-t.g..
were business visitors in Garuine'
SATURDAY..
M. and Mrs. Ainasa Ring of Rich
mund were in OWL on business
"Wednesday
Mrs. j. e. Stevens. Jr.. and n
JAInes were callers Thursday al the
home of Mr, AND Mrs. ]. 3. Stevens.
CORNERS-Miss Ethel Ashford Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Walter
Knight. III Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. +. " LIBBY were
cailpei TO 1ereeiith. \. A.. Munuhv bs
the death of Mrs. Libhv's COUSIN Dr.
Newell NuttinE.
MRS. Mabel Hatch of Portland
Dassed a week with her uarenis, Mr..
anu Mrs. Z. e. True Recently.
Perler Campbell has moved his
family To- "A ugusta where ne has en-
ployment.
Anthony Ashford is doing carpen-
ter WORK in Greene his wee
Miss Jessie Libby OF Lewiston in
passing 4 few weeks with her par
exits. Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Libby.
Milton True CT Massachusetts was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
True last week.
Edward Libby was a business Wis
itor in Lewiston Monday.
AiUnzp Huntington Is i'll.
Edward NuttinR of Manchester =
passing ii few days with relatives in
town.
RaipT Godfrey Of Bath was a weeH-
enu cues, Of ms mother. Mrs. HHttie
GOdfrel.
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FAYETTF

SCHOOLS in town will begin Mon
DAY with the exception OF the Mills
scnoo which will begin April :. The
following are The teachers: Favette
Corner. Hazel Farringtun; North
Fayette, Elizabeth Dyer; Fayette
Ridge, George Gordon: South
Favette, Sarah Fellows; Sanderson
Corner. Louise Crane: Fayette Mills,
Alice Tuck.
Travelling throughout town Is very
had.
Mrs. q. T. Neal passed Thursday al
Augusta.
The Ladies' A4d met al Mrs. P-att's
Thursday.
The Ladies Farm Bureau meeting
will meet al Mrs. Blanch Lumbard's
FrionI. April 4.
Russell Chase var 4 business VS.
tor al Augusta Thursuay.
Miss Nrvn Norton. who is teaching
NJ Monmouth il passing her two
weeks vacation with her parents on
Oak Hill.
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DRESDEN

All of the town schnols will open
April :. The following being the stat!
Of teachers: Dresden Mills. Mrs.
Laura Bailey Middle Bridge, Mrs.
Katharine Davis: Middle Road, Miss
Bertha Ge1cne! Lower, Miss Mar
.aret Pushard: West Dresden. Mrs.
Annie Houulette: Cedar Grove. Miss
Carolyn Sheldon.
Mrs. .Jphn Mavers underwent a sur
cIcal operation ii ncr nome last sun
u.y. The operation was successful
and the atlent IS comfortable at The
present writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Rittail Vt Bath
we're Weekend guests Of the latters
Mir. and Mrs. Frank Rob
bins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur SeiEars Of
south Dresden. who have been al
Mrs. SeIgar's old home tpr the past
week. have returned.
Mrs. \. 3. Cor-heil Of Massachu-
AND Mrs. Ctarles Foster. at the Fer
~.
CLAYTON Mayors Of Boston Is al his
old rome here for d few days.
Ihra Foster of New Hampshire Is
visiting ms brother. Capt. Charles
Foster
Bridge acaunny closes this Week
for only a weeks vacation as there IL
time 10 he YfiHde up.
Ray Cate. L. S.. Mail driver Is hack
again on the route after being III
quarantine for several weeks.
In spite of the snpw Storm John
Ritual and party went 20 Bath last
Saturday. returning that night.
Mrs. Halliday of New Jersey was IN
town last week, looking affer the in
terests Of her farm.