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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23

Leah Thomas, Phillis Thomas, Eu-
renia Tolbert, Jane Turman, Carrie
Wright, Mamie Wilson, Victoria
Wardlaw, Mary L. Wilson, Hester
Wideman, Phillis Coleman, Angeline
Thomas, Laura Enright, Xenia Ed
wards, Hannah Caine, Norfa Belle,
Calhoun, Gertrude Sullivan and Jno.
L. Thomas paid $500.
Forty-fve women of the church
gave S225.00. Eighteen men gave
S1,8O0.OO. Following are the names
of members and what they gave:
Mamie Bostic, s1.0O; Rosa Brew
er, $3.50; Fannie Mae Brown, 5oc.;
Charlotte Cosby, $500; Arrelia
Campbell, $500; Carrie Cosby, s1.25
Lula Green, $3.50; Sarah Heard,
$3.50; Rosa Henry, $500; B. J.
Williams and wife, $3.50; Amanda
Cooper, s1.00; John Linsay Turman,
$500; Willie Matthews, s1.OO; Mar
garet Mabry, $500; Sarah Miller,
s4.OO; Sylvia Miller, s1.OO; Lula
Mae Pruett, $3.50; Lila Pruett, $3.50
Charlotte Rapley, $1.0o; Lila Belle
Rykard, $1.OO; Emma v. Reed,
$3.50; Blanche Reed, s1.OO; velma
sibert, $3.50; Emma C. Thompson,
$3.50; Lucille Thomas, s1.00; Eliza
Walker, s1.O0; jamie Wardlaw, S1.O0
Benson Williams, $500; Lille Quar-
les, 5Oc.; Matte Williams, s1.O0;
James Lindsay, $3.50; Daisy How
land, s1.00; Matte Chalmers, s1.OO;
Ella Taylor, s1.O0; Mary Green,
$500.
Below are the names of friends,
who are not members of our church,
Methodists, Presbyterians, and men,
bers of sister churches. Some who
are not members of any church. The
names and amounts follow:
Josephine S. Wright, $1.0O; EN-
ma R. Wilson, s1.O0; Jacob Enlow,
s1.OO; William Turnan, s1.O0; Mary
]. Thomas, $3.50; Rachel Keller,
S1.OO; Henry Taylor, s1.00; Annie
Lou Harris, s1.OO; J. H. Williams,
$1.00; John Coleman, s1.OO; J. L.
Waston, $1.00; John Fair, $1.0O;
Aaron Harris, $1.00; E. L. Fair, ST.;
Rev. s. M. Baker, s1.O0; L. A. Richie
S5.25; Thomas Gray, s1.25; Charley
Winfield, S1.5O; Emma Chalmers,
$1.00; Clara Richardson, $1.0O; Lii
lie Brooks, $1.O0; Willie Jones, ST.;
Lewis Hill, $1.00; James Sloan, SIS;
Sam Edwards, S1.0O; Ed. Skirtie,.
S1.00; Jessie Bibbs, $1.00; VIM.
Razor, s1.00; VIM. Wilson, s1.OO;
VIM. Beard, $1.00. Total contribut-
ed by friends, s40.5O; From women's
work-end club, $1,000; and a collec-
ton Friday night of $2.O1 from a
very small crowd.
Our objective was $5O0.OO, but we
went "Over the Top" and laid on the
table, $560.72. For this we are
thankful to the members and good
friends who did so much to help US.
The members who did not give $500
and $1,000 have done what they
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23
coLORED BAPTIST HOLD =.
,sa h:.7 s1& SUCCESSFUL RALLY
:4Contributed.)

.AA ! s..::.4Contributed.)
..!Due to:the, good leadership of our
rastor, Rev. H: NJ. Moore, and the
agreemnet Of the officers, we asked
the church on the 9th day of March
to make a sacrifice and raise $500.00
cn May II. The men were asked
to give $40 each and the women IS
each. Eighteen men paid their ten
dollars as follows, by the roll call:
i, Rev. H. n. Moore, Deacons Flem-
ing Rapley J. J. Wright, Will Reid
and VIM. Tolbert. Trustees A. B.
Baugknight, Sr., R. Coleman Thom-
as; Joe F. Brown, Ed Griffin, Lewis
Miller paid $500, David Thomas SIS,
S. Campbell $3.50. The following
paid $1,000: Ruben j. Thomas, Fos-
ter Miller, A. Bauknight, Jr., Ned
Miller, J. E. McMahan, Geo. Thom-
as, Tallie Wideman, Charley Green
and Lucius Miller.
F. The following women paid $500
each: Ellen Bradley, Louisa Bauk-
night, Dilla Beard, Bertha Renwick,
Nellie Buchanan, Rosa Bostiek, Eliza
Cole, Hattie Cannon, Jesse Cason,
Nellie brennan, AdelphiS Enright,
Eliza Fair, Lucy Darlington, jamie
Canes, Rosa Hagen, K!ste.' Rouse
Louisa Jenkins, Mamie Jenkinsl Bes-
,sisss4.-.r s,.ss,s-$T4.a \ Aartha
MHer,; + Nellie Ikh4s uka.H L.
= Eusenia
,as.ress: JenaK. E:phss Jsnnii Ry-
hard, Eliza Thomas, Viola Thomas,
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over the Seaboard. Write name on
post card for tags and quotations.
Green hides 24c. per lb. Mule and
horse hides, $3.50 each. Mr.. n.
BRUCE FAINT, now at Athens
with Athens Hide Co.; wholesale
dealers.
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BETHIA AND
SHARON CHURCHES

The member of the Bethia and
Sharon churches will hold rally
Sunday morning to complete the
Centenary drive. Col. G. c. Feather
stone, of Greenwood, will make an
address.
The Quarterly Conference Of the
Abbeville district will be held at Sha-
ron church next Sunday morning at
III o'clock.
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high prices we pay for
hides and the good weight will en-
able all our old hide customers
around Abbeville to box and ship
green cow and horse hides by ex-
press direct to US at Athens, Ga,
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Charter No. 3421.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
The National Bank of Abbeville,

of of
May 'zh 1919 RESOURCES
Loans and including redcoun zsept 600, a7
oteedsas saUis faowa u asd unsecured
circulation par.
Liberty asqf Loan Bonds 49, and ia per
1bsry ss9' Ioap saPsasd seads l and "a per
Or $50 PER cent Of SUBJ
TO- SDed va1ps banking house, owned and unin-
numbered ed------------------------ 5oooOo- 100000
49, Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank - 2s1ie46
and national banks s4s5e
Is. Net amounts due from banks bankers and trust
Tes Of 1tems 49, 1 Il and s5ss55
49, Checks On banks located outside of city town Of
co. Redemption fund with u s. Treasurer and due from
21 Interest earned but not collected
Bills Receivable not past due ------ 64252
TOTAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -;s26 s8
q Capital Stock paid in $4,000 90
e. a Undivided profits | H87s5O
expenses interest and taxes pd eOsOs 5s1so2
maturity and not earned (appoxmae 4s0177
S. shecf on esn bank outstanding
Individual deposits subject to check - s4s,o2542
money bofroTsd5 42se2sa
Total of demand deposits other than bank
deposits) subject to Reserve, Items SO,
payable Reserve Bank- 100000
SHss S.;a:: & II
that the above true to the M + ER TX c and
oonEnsr @ E y 4HGFSE SHIRE =, .e :.>s:s" |s'a "|
" n SHsSwE11. Directors . j.
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WANTS,

LOST, STRAYED, or STOLEN:-
One light red jersey heiffer, short
horns, one year old. Left my place
three weeks ago. Reward offered.
DAN NEW, (Colored), lives near
old Jordan Mill, Bradley, S. c.,
Route, 1. u5-13-3t.
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could, with a few exceptions.

could, WITH lew excepIloHS'
The good members Of other
churches, and the non-members gave
freely. We take this method to
thank you.
. We, the members of Mt. Pleasant
Baptist Church are blessed to have
such man as the Rev. Henry Nor
ris Moore, B. D. "A. b. D. D, fol
pastor. He is strong preacher
preacher, and great leader. He is
president of the State Sunday School
and B. Y. P. u. Convention of South
Carolina, and is president of Union
High School at Bolton, s. G.
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S2.35 per 1000. Send us your or
ders. ENTERPRISE TRUCK
FARM, Georgetown, S. c. 3-11

NOTICE:-This is to warn all that
my son, Henry Thomas, who is
under age (17 yrs.) has left home
and those who hire him do so at
their own risk. IKE THOMAS,
1tPd. Warrenton. S. G..
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We wish to announce GEORGE C.
DOUGLAS as a candidate for the
office Of Treasurer of Abbeville
County, in the approaching primary
election. Mr.. Douglas agrees to abide
by the rules Of the Democratic Prim-
ary. Friends.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23

COTTON FARMERS:-If you want
Wannamaker's Improved Cleveland
Big Boil seed to plant, write or
phone W. S. COTHRAN, or S. J.
LINK. Prices furnished on appli-
cation. 3-21-tf.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Treasurer.

For County Treasurer.
I hereby announce myself can
didate for Treasurer of Abbeville
County and will abide the result Of
the Democratic primary election.
E. C. HORTON.
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J. S. Morse will go to Davidson,
N. c., Monday to attend the fifteenth
anniversary of the class Of 1904 Of
Davidson College.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23

FOR SALE:-Eight room residence,
two halls, two baths and kitchen,
Magazine street, one-third cash,
balance in one, two and three
years, interest at six per cent.
Price, $500. Address Box Sc.
Abbeville, S. C.
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FOR SALE:-Porto Rico and Nancy
Hall Potato Plants, 1000 $3.50; g.
900 1925; 100000 $500 for 1000
at our beds. Shipment any time
up to June 18th.
BROCK PLANT CO.
3-28-1st June. Honea Path, S. c.
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R. C. WILSON, (better known as
"Dick") is hereby announced as a
candidate for County Treasurer in
the democratic primary for that Of
fee. He pledges himself to be
bound by the rules of the party.
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Local
News
e: personals :

Mrs. J. M. Morgan left this week
70 visit friends in Monroe, N. u
u.s Jobn Tarrant, of Mt. Carmel
Was a visitor in Abbeville this week.
Mis-, Helen Kay, of Anderson is
visiting her brother, R. G. Kay.
Mis-, Rebecca Cater has returned
home after a six weeks visit TO Az
lanta and Athens.
ur. Van Noy wier, Of Athens
Ca, spent the weekend with friends
in Abbeville.
Mrs. R. S. Link and children nave
,etnrned from a visit to Courtland'
Ala, her former. home.
Nessrs. Bob Medlock and Sam
Green of Greenwood, were visitors
in Abbeville this week.
J. S. Byrd left Tuesday for MT
Clemens, Mich, where he will take
treatment for several weeks.
Mrs. R. C. Wade of Norfolk, Va.
is expected to arrive this week to be
the guest of Mrs. H. A. McLeskey.
Miss Bessie Ingraham, of Colum'
bia. has arrived in Abbeville to make
her home with Mrs. j. Allen Smith,
Jr.
Mrs. L. E. Edwards of Raleigh, N
c., who has been visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. H. A. McLes-
KEY, has returned to her home.
Mrs. w. J. Moss has returned to
her home at Norway after a three
weeks visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Barnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Vandiver and
little daughter, leave today. for a
two weeks visit to relatives in Athens
Gainesville and Atlanta.
J. S. Morse will go to Davidson,
N. c., Monday to attend the fifteenth
anniversary of the class of 1904 OF
Davidson College.
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hereby announce myself a can
didate for Treasurer of Abbeville
County and will abide the result Of
the Democratic primary election.
J. E. JONES.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Vandiver and
little daughter, leave today for a
two weeks visit to relatives in Athens
Gainesville and Atlanta.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23

J. S. Byrd left Tuesday for Mt'
Clemens, Mich, where he will take
treatment for several weeks.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23

Mrs. R. C. Wade of Norfolk, Va.
is expected to arrive this week to be
the guest of Mrs. H. A. McLeskey.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23

Aessrs. Bob Medlock and Sam
Green of Greenwood, were visitors
in Abbeville this week.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23

Mrs. R. S. Link and children nave
returned from a visit to Courtlano'
Ala. her former home.
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Mrs. W. J. Moss has returned to
her home at Norway after a three
weeks visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Barnett.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23

Mr.. Van Noy wier, Of Athens
Ca. spent the weekend with frlenos
in Abbeville.
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Miss Bessie Ingraham, of Colum-
bia, has arrived in Abbeville to make
her home with Mrs. J. Allen Smith,
Jr
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-05-23

Mrs. L. E. Edwards of Raleigh, N.
c., who has been visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. H. A. McLes-
kew. has returned to her home.
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Miss Rebecca Cater has returned
home after a six weeks visit to Az
lanta and Athens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-06

was MS constant attendant TIL the
last. and dl6 evErytniag that enuld
fioe dcrs tnr MS restoration and cum-
fart HIS devotion ID his mrrner was
most lander and nezuEt,ii. His
friendship vas Hrn and always re-
liRhie- He haa SET high his marx
Of a ccr-ecr LIE. The death OF such
4 yslng man Is a great loss - his
family and friends
Beside the widow. he leaves the
parents. sne eretaer LIST Se-r. Ear
vey Butler Of Augusta: cne sister.
MISS Clara II BuIler. vine liues IL
sene.
Funeral services were ccndpcfaG II
tse house Sunday II l23D o'clock
ny Esv, ". z. Brooks Of the Baptist
church at South jefferson. Three
selections we're beautifully rendered
by Mrs, Albert J. AVERY and Mrs
Horace =. Weeks Beautiful apr-
ers we're abundant Burial esuk
place n highland censtery.
Relatives and fr.sn6E from cut Of
r-wn were. MIR. anf Mrs & =. Ger
den. Nj and Mrs W Z Garcen.
Mr. and Mrs e a Gorden. Miss
Emma Gnrden ct Reaadeid. Miss
Grace Taylor cf Cambridge Mass
M. anc hrs Gsnrgs TihhIrrs Bel
grade. NJ &. F-deid and Caar.csy
FtnsiS of Manchester. Nr ana Mrs.
Ca2-isE Harrington and Nlss Lena
Dtnsmure. Augusta Mrs. Martha
Srcne. 5onrhhay Earhur
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vASSALBORO

CROSS EEL-Mr. and Mn. =. W,
Ballard entertained It their hume
Sunday. Mr.. and Hrs. Lswis Dickey
and ch1idren. and mother. Mn Itxxie
D1Ckey Of HExbury. Mass.; Jua Lam
son uf Windsor, Lewis Johnson and
Charlie Nort1n Of Dresden, and Miss
Alice Thnmpsnn of Brocikrnn. Mass.
Mrs. Edith Weed ana Mrs. Anna
Mardeu of Fupe avenue. lsfr Monday
TOR an cutting 81 EaSlsy's IsianA
Nr sna Mrs. .. L Fux af pW<inne
are Visiting Mira Fcxs paruaz. Mr..
and MrH. Fred Crosby.
Lander Ballard az wehSer Pond
and Marry Ballard az West Gardinnr
wen guexrs rsrunraE Of r ". Hall
lard,
Mira Elmsr Perkins RECENTLY snfsr-
rainsA - hsr hsIna hur mUrAars HIM.
Aal1tns.. hnr aistnr. lEzns May NJ
Una. mad hrufhnr kAlph. IN az Eutry
GsssEol num fh1s plnce srnanasd
90 rum1inE '1aAay Lnnwaexs M
NMEx4 vnn1nars 1Anx11ny spensux.
II am1 lGsA ~. - Ca = Vs.
s1znmeo W4ra unsnn 1nns1aw aar-
1sa g LIZ sndE - i n - -
1nunily
Cinrunrs IunD q A1llnl 49,. -
r7~s1 Nn1ax . - - vannEinn
- - 111r, - - Inm1A
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WALDOBORO

R-H-Mr and Mrs Jann Eli
rnn e Sauta jefferson were guests ID
Mss I.sEa Overlook Monday
Fred n Calderwsed and VI Ever
eEt ShUMEn were In North Warren
Mon6ay.
M AMI Mrs. Saisnn Shumaa af
Cedar Hsdge farm ware callers In
tins Place Monday evening.
Few Crren DAVIS If South waldo
5er0 called on MS son. Rsv. George
4 Davis ManGav a1lsrnnan.
Charles Howard. whs has been
passing Ills vacation here returned
- his nome IN Mll-an- Mass. Thurs
day morning
Rev, and Mrs. Gearre z. Davis
wenr 70 waldocoro Sunday morning
me BEpEsr church.
AAr- and Mrs. Ella-d Aank. Ha-eid
z Shunan ann Mss Bsulah Na1k
-aok an auto ride ID Portland Sun
Sav
Perer Eildernran. who has had
EMPLOYMENT IN New : nrk for raf past
several months has returned home
q Z. Waiter was IN Wiscasset or
business Recently.
a-lace Bcwaker. wnc mas been
r7siIng MS daughter, Hrs Martha
L-ltEiey for several weeks las re-
-l1-1ed 70 tss home.
Maurice Vase. VINO has been wnrk-
l1E ar Frank Fcsg II Bcwdotnnam
17r the past rwa weeks has returned
hume
Ms Lenia Mark and son Stephen
q south Washington were N tins
Hia7e Thursday afternoon.
le1rge EuElev. who has been pass
ne several DAYS with friends n Eos
IN. AasE-. has returned nome
NJ and Mrs Z NJ Carroll al
mon passed Sunday wic- Mrs Car
I'll. parents, Mr. and Mrs " r
league.
III and Mrs. ~. Everett Shumar
-duk a drive 70 North Warren SHtur-
dav afternoon.
NJ and Mrs. Victor Y. Burnheimef
and laughter Joa1n. NJ and Mrs FL
uls Sdunan AMI Miss EeIen Epw-
ara r10rnrsd 70 Winslow's Mills and
Taldaboru Saturday evening.
d@4AA AC4d{lO AtQGuGluQ dt1L
Lr-le son Of Washington Mills PASSED
Sunday with Mrs Johnstor's parents
N a1d Mrs. E L Miller.
Mss Louise Burnhetrner az Bath
was 4 week end guest uf Miss Grace
Mz1k-
Eavmcnd Borneman. who Inns been
confined to the house for the past
++---ee wAe4sr k,v a haH y.zse If ivy mi
son IS q little better
Master Nelson Flanders ef Wins
lows Mills was in this place Sunday
e ling On relatives and friends.
Mrs. Oman. Achnrn CT Wiusl1w's
Nils was hare Friday ncrernnun 70
viEit her mother. Mrs AnEeitne
Davis
Harry Benner and mother. Mrs.
Jnnn Bsnner and dauEnrer az Eorrh
Nonisncro ware in rizis place Sunday
aetarnncn N their new car calling On
friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-06

The tragic death by drowning =
Sanhurn pund OF Li0vd 4 Ersca
the i4-year-oid SCH Of Ernest ana
MG-gie Ryan3 HsCh IN Suuday
caused sadness % q large c1-rie ~
friends The young man Win sever
n companions went N bathing u ne
pond but ne was unable - SWIM
and when ne slipped from a -eck the
water was toe deep tnr I'm . ger d
1ooCaE and he was drowned oef1re
help could reach HIN. he was 3
years. II mnnrhs and 81 DAYS ol1
The body WAS recovered.
Il YVES Jus1 a year ago last sua3a-
that the late Col 5ssesevaIs male
lis address al the Isiesboro Inn.
sone 2hHe ~ more qscple gathering
from 4 radius Of 80 miles. some even
Coming bv beat or motor from a
greater distance n hear hin. This
vas his on1y vIsir I'd the coast N
Aalne. although ne had been II ne
STATE before. lie viEitad Belfast a
year ago last Saturday and caYed
Informally ar friends lnncnrrs WIN
the Ralph c JoEnsnrs IF Washing
>-4-- - 49, Oh SAAH1I14Cy NGElQH 0Ln.
Primrose Eli
Miss Irene Cescheil IF AuErsra If
The guest II her parents. M. and
Mrs Williams 3. GetcneIF al Their
corTage. Mlss GetcneIl IS Just -.cov-
s--ng from INJURIES received from
ra-lag down stairs III The hcme II
her g-anata-her in wa-s-viue.
Philip Newtar IF Bedford. Mass.
wnn passed several summers as rne
guest ot Norman White. II. was IN
Belfast n Monday touring wz-h rs
mother and slstsr He has a MN
Der II friends n Belfast made IJT--
ING his PAST viEi1rE.
Ny and Mrs Dwight Brewster AMI
HI. and Mrs. Edwin wnrrhen ana
cniiaren Of Winthrop and Lexington.
MasE, are occupying one Of the
6rown Cottages for the week NJ
5rewsrsr and Mrs. worthen were
1urmeriy the Misses EeaI. daughters
OF Anasz s Esal. Court street
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UNITY

Er. and Mrs. Truw1rfhy rerarned
tram Massachusetts rscenIiy where
they have been the guests Of friends
for the past TWO weeks
Mrs. Lixxla Young ana dHngntE
Leta ef MazsRchnsET-s ara WISHING
friends in 1ovn-
Philip Grant ratner StevsnE and
Chesley Reynolds have rsrurnsd
hnme -urn OVERSEAS
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Eunf af Purf-.
land have been the guests az frisn6sl
u tewr the past week
Mr. and Mrs E. =. Chase ars aa-
terta-ning guests tTnm Aassachn-
ssr1a
Chesley Reynolds and Mrs r.
Reynolds were BUSINESS viszfrrs IN
Belfast "Wednesday
Mrs. B. 2. Hume has rerur1Hd
f-um Pennington where she has hsEn
attending rhe summer school
Sophia Tczier rerurned Erm4
Massacnnserts Monday WHARF, she
has neen the guest Of friends f1r the
past three weeks.
NJ and Mrs H r. Chase Ian.
whrencuEe and Ms AnnA Marion
were u Bangor Friday tina guasEs az
M and Mrs z P Aver.
Miss Gladys TwitcheI u vaAsnl-
bnro q VISITING ~ the Central HOUSE.
Mrs. c. E Grant Mrs W 2 Weed.
Frs. Clough Mnsher, Sophia TnziE
ao6 M1rna Valentine were IN wa1zr-
vile Friday
Mrs 3 A Fogg is passing the week.
AZ Windmere Park
Mrs Anna Morton cf Bcstnn IN TIA
guest Of her sister. Mrs J. c. Pills
k1frv
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WINDSOR

J. c Lane Of westarnak was a
viEfrnr Sunday at the home az his
sisner, Mrs 3. G Enzsey.
MIS- j. Ea-hnrne OF Dakrta is Wis
nAg ner sister, Mrs J. a Feed,
MI and Mrs =. 3. coIburn war.
callers ar the home Of DR.. ana Ms
Shepler Sunday.
Mrs WiIlert Dalrvmpie and SON
Donald of Massachusetts are passing
Few DAYS with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. r. 3. Pierce
An- Mary CAppars In passing a
1ew days at ths hnme cr NJ ans
MrH. ". D. Stewart
Mr. and Mrz- Ernest Reed NJ. am
eerfzizzng THAR siEnar. Mra. Minnie
Ellts of Masaachusetts fnr n .hcr+
time.
a good congregation was urrsrn+
sunday and listened 20 a weary Hne
sermon by Rev.w. ]. Layton. The
dnet by III LAetnn and DR.. Roberts
was much enjuyed.
Charles Meiga. accompanied nv his
paraurs ana AUNT, Mrs. Libby sf An
snsta. was in town Friday with his
new cHr-
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NEW YORK MARKET
FEATURES Of tire Days Dealings in Al
-se learins Stocks

FEATURES Of tire Days Dealings in All
-he leaains Stocks
New T1-k. Aag. 5-The STOUT reslEt-
E e. a Z ed Dy many spscnias1ss
-ens-v Lively session WAS cnmm1nly
enlea Is prnof that The viuianr de-
ZINE n tie general LIST mad been car
= Isvo-a reaS0nalis IIrlE.
NeAAasss prevailed al the opar1nE.
s7as-s II me various groups extend
NJ Testsruays losses by one 70 i've
pants. nut after The first hpGr an I'M
|f-esaiEs rebound eusned winch cnurln-
NJ surseCt u raining tnr prufirs. AZ
lt c4ose-
ne rally clearly resulted e-um a
|ronnluE1nn Of what iE -achniczs:y
lc-..-c good buying covering Of shnrr
rna----ac-s n The mpre representative L.
S-ss, notably r-anEpurcaunns and sea-
sonea LnduE-.RlE.
IMPORTANT sscrurs which accumparieti
ne Improvement included advices rem
aAcins criminals winch pulnred ID .
s-hsldHnct 11 the railway Enopmen q
EcEe ana rne more hopeful views ef
at-1ao 1fncIAls regarding The iabur
sl'oa-Inr
Monetary cnnd1unrs winch figured 30
#caasulcunus,y n last Weak,E heEitHrs
-z-EeT. also gave smpefus 70 the rally.
= in&ns -sdeCEng lAEs 6lsc-lminarlun
-zs.ns- s-l-Inansr-ia. cnilz1eral The
1rrA''e-- - . rer cent being df1ered
'''. r~--- rraeurf~ieE
lncusCials senera.iy recngn.zee ns es
| ~ g.-~- 44Ivfs3pn. and EDec,asres which
1r-r activity 70 professional tnrer-
-. showed g-ea1er res1Eraencv In 10
lrs dealings than former eavursfes.
~a7-s allies were crmpsEa-vely nnU-
Sz-es amounted 10 1-ssa.ap shx-aE
sn-rlsl exchange was again unEEf-
~ NJ -as further weakness q French
zieS ezI.lrE 70 -.zS I-aiian and SWISS
=SccEnge a.Hc moved u favor of 1ris
-z-Eer
-iDa--v bonds were srsnav nut the
rsne-a. 5rnd List was triangular and
Tt1ou. especial SeRrure. Sales. pa
| slae agg-rgaced 81 GD@ Cid z. :.
so-us we're uualtEred On cal.
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MONTvuLE

CEvrER-Mrs c1sravas BruwI.
Perisy Brswn and daughter. Miss
Grera- OF Weeks Nils, with Mrs Jed
Drbcis and daaghrsr Emily cf Wild
wood. N j.. were Sunday guests Of
Mrs. Emma c. cushlnan-
M anE Mrs Il. .. BRrrnn and
Lirwocd Stevenson 81 Knox were
Sunday a, the home IT ". D Tasker.
Mrs Edwin L A-nc II Bethel. haE
been the guest at her daugnIsr- Mrz.
c. B. Custman-
Mrs. Frank T. Carter. Wacsrvtne,
was a recent guest OF ner mother
Mrs W ?. IRsker
Mrs. Rnse Edwards Of Liberty, WIN
has BEEN vislr.ng Mr.. and Mrs. K
?. Mnraag, rerurnsd hurne Sunday.
Union Harvest Grange VIII resume
IL regular meetings rsxt SATURDAY
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cooley With
Mr and Mrs. Holt az ERr-ian6 were
guests Sunday IL tins hnne Of ]. J
Clement
Mrs. {. L Harmon az Brucktun and
Eoscoe wnzrcnrc az Waldo wers
Thursday guests If Nj and Mrs =
" EDWARD.
Ralph Young and RlraIdo Carr u
Palermo were Sunday AZ P ". ia
QuTrn's-
I Arthur Gilrz-ick and family II
Darfrrtn are guests Of NJ ana MIS-
vulaey Thpmpsun-
M. and MIS- ". :. JaG-1th with
?. " JaqillIh and family were
Thursday N Bangor
Mrs. J. G. Ba--ler- and dzugarer,
Miss Miriam Of Eewtun Cgufer,
Mass. were IN town last Thursday