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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

when the Live Stock Breeders,
Pathological and Seed Improvement
Societies will have their annual ex-
hibiton.
The programs Of the other socie-
ties are not quite ready but all those
who are planning to attend may be
sure that the best speakers obtain
able will be there. The Seed I'm
provement Association has secured
Prof. William Stuart Of Washington,
D. c., to speak on the production of
High Grade Seed Potatoes" Pro-
fessor Stuart is rational authoH y
on potato breeding and knows Aroos-
took county and Maine conditions
we'll. having worked in this State
each summer for several years. His
latest bulletin, dated September of
this year and entitled production of
Late or Maine Crop Potatoes" has
special reference to Aroostook county
in several places. The society has
worked har'. to get Professor Stuart
and it is hoped that the growers Of
seed potatoes will plan to hear him
and profit by his experience. He
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

unanimously that she was NOT to
blame.
The frs. performance Of the play will
be given this afternoon. 1t tells the
story of q beautiful girl who. al ths
request Of her dying father. marries An
INSCRIPTIONS scoundrel to whose care
she has been entrusted. She is even
not allowed to take care of her baby
when it is born but is forced to see it
die for lack Of care. Then she asserts
herself and defes her husband. From
this point some mighty interesting
things occur. The story is an absorb
ing one with unusually tense situations
All the members of the Luttringer
Stock Co. have good roles. Miss Ann
Kingsley, who appears as Dianne. the
heroine Of the drama, is called on for
several unusually strong scenes. Al.
Luttringer, as Senator kirston has a
strong role. John Dugan appears as
Ezekiel Edison Pitt. character that
is a whole show in itself and one of the
best in which this accomplished acto:
has been seen. All the rest of the com.
pany are we'll cast.
A new moving picture treat has teen
provided in the eight-reel program Of
screen features. This is Topics of the
Day." in which the brightest and best
Ctterances Of men. magazines and
newspapers are thrown on the screen in
a unique way.
The big feature Of the movie" pro.
gram is Breezy JIM" a Triangle pro-
duction in which Crane Wilbur is the
star.
This is mystery drama with a West.
ern location. written especially for him
by ]. Francis Dunbar. and it offers Mr..
Wilbur not only an opportunity to DOM
mate the production with that virii:
personality that has made him such
stock" favorite. but likewise permits
him TO display his athletic abilities, in
a manner tina: is prohibitive in the mar
row limits of a stage production.
His peculiarly happy disposition and
expression is the counterpart of
Breezy jim and his ability to make
the most of any situation in which he
finds himself, coupled with this story
OF intense interest, guarantees good
entertainment, in this breezy story of
his adventures
Again is it advisable to urge upon
patrons OF the Opera house the advisa-
tility Of securing their tickets in ad-
vance. The night o: a performance al.
ways finds the best seats gone and for
this reason seats should be ordered b..
telephone. sold Out" has been said
so much at the box office that hundreds
have been disappointed-Adv.
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excused from their work to halp out On
the shortage Of the labor problem.
Plans are being made for. IN acad-
envy orchestra with Miss Donnie
Getohell Of the academy faculty a.
director.
Prof. Henry W. Brown from Colby
college will lecture on 'Cnprfze1
Friends in Grange hall on the eve.
ming Of November 6.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Fred Pullen have been
entertaining q house party. Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville Pullen .Sof California,
Stephen Pullen and Sister. Mrs. Mary
Ingraham Of watervilie. Mrs. Harry
Bunker and son Of Franklin being in.
cluded among the guests.
Charles Crymble. one Of tho elder
~ men Of the place. from one hill
Of potatoes raised % pounds of ex-
cellent tubers, with only one small
potato in the hill. Most Of them
weighed . pound and a half apiece.
Tho only fertilizer used were the
trimmings from dsh. They are OF
the White Mountain variety.
Mrs. Lera Marshall Of Oakland has
been visiting here with her mother.
Mrs. W. S. Jones. for a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
Anniversary Bishop Walsh

The 18th anniversary Of the con.
secration Of Right Reverend Louis
S. Walsh, D. D., Bishop Of Portland
on Saturday. was observed simpy
and quietly. without any special So.
IDENTITIES. Mass was celebrated ia
the Cathedral at which the children
Of the Cathedral schools and the
boys sanctuary choir assisted , Ia
the evening Bishop Walsh was tn.
guest of the St. Josephs AcademT
pupils who presented a program el
music and other entertainment h
his honor.
The week was marked by publr
festival of thanksgiving and Joy tg,
the 50th anniversary of the solemn
blessing or dedication of the Caths1
dral OF the Immaculate ConceptioI
in Portland and which the Bishop
own anniversary brought TO fttir4
close. -----..
1t was on August l.. 1906. that d
was appointed bishop Of the dioce,|
of Portland and he was formaIt
consecrated in the Cathedral Of d,
Immaculate Conception October Y
1905. Right Reverend Matthew Ha'l
kins. bishop Of Rhode Island. ofhcalI
ing
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BINGHAM

An event Of unusual interest will oc.
cur at Masonic hall in this town on
Thursday when a special assembly of
Mount Moriah Council. Royal and Sc
iect Masters, will occur. Applications
will be received. referred and balloted
upon at o'clock sharp. The degrees
Of Royal Master and Select Master will,
be worked Immediately after the ballot.
A banquet will b. served at $50 and he
superintendent Masters degree will be
worked in full form at P. NJ. The
following are the officers who viii,
come from Skowhegan. the council
headquarters: E. F. Merrill. T. I. mas.
ter: JOS. p. Oak. D. master: Walter p
Ordway. p. c. w: Charles A. Ross
Treas; B. A. Sawyer. recorder: Rev
C. II. Mckinney. chaplain: H. B. Har
ris Of Canaan. c. of G.: John H. Jen.
kins. c. of G.: Harry Burgess. stew.
ara "A. Simpson. SENTINEL Harry A.
Dinsmore. organist. The cast of char.
acters for the Superintendent Maste,
will be as follows: Prologue. Past T 7
NJ. Geo. c. Thompson: first scene, Zed.
ikiah. King of Judah. Past r. I. NJ Geo
II. Piummer: Gedeliah. Governor o.
Judah. Past T. I. NJ n. A. Dinsmore
Pashur. a councillor. Past T. I. NJ. Ar.
thur Jewett: Zephaniah. a councillor
Past 7. !. NJ. ]. Fl. Lancaster. .Jere-
miah. the Prophet. Companion z. F.
Merrill; Tzodaz. the high priest. Com
panion II. P. Merrill; First Keeper OF
the Temple, Past T. I. NJ. G. A. Moore
Second Keeper Of the Temple. Com!
panion Harry Smith: Third Keeper OF
the Temple. Companion NJ NJ. Fowler:
Herald. Companion Adam Simnson
royal guard, W. P. Ordway. E. L.
Ford. ]. H. Jenkins, c. A. Goodwin.
The second scene: Nebuchadnezzar.
Perjured King. Past T. I. NJ. G.. II.
Plummer: Nebuzaradan. general AZ p
Merrill; Sissinna. captain of the guard.
Past T. I. NJ. Frank Buchanan; Arta-
ban, lieutenant of the guard, Past T. J.
NJ. John H. Lancaster: sentry. COM
panion L. A. Dascombe; Satraps. Past
T. !. NJ. Harry A. Dinsmore. Compan.
ions Gridley Fogg, W. c. Hobart, G. L.
Conant: guards. H. E. Smith. C.. A..
Ross. Geo. E. Sampson. NJ. W. Saw
age: trumpeter. Companion ]. l. Wright:
Third scene: Haggai. the Prophet. Past
T. I. VI. H. A. Dinsmore and - com.
psnions: lecture, Past T. I. ". Geo. c.
Thompson
There was very good attendance at
the meeting of the Century Club. the
hrst OF the season. which was held Fri.
day at the home Of the president, Mrs.
George Baker. 1t was an lat home
day" in charge Of the officers and di-
rectors The new president. Mrs. 3a-
ker, presided and the program was
opened with the club woman's collect,
followed by the singing Of the Feder
alton song, THE Pines Of Maine
written by Mrs. Elizabeth Powers Mer.
Til OF skowhegan. The roll call was
by current events and Mrs.
Baker voiced the presidents greeting
in a gracious manner. This was fol.
lowed by Echoes Of the Biennial Fed.
GRAFTON at Ashville. N. c.. by Mrs. An
ME Whitney. who attended this won.
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New Corporations

The following new corporations
organized under the laws of Maine
have had their articles of incorpora :
ton approved oy the Office of the
attorney general:
lola Petroleum Company. organized
Oct, Is at Portland. Capital stock
100000; all common; nothing paid
in: par value. 81: shares subscribed
S. President. John H. Pierce, Port
land; treasurer, Roger V. Snow,
Portland; clerk. Ernest N. White
Portland; directors. John H. Pierce,
Roger V. Snow. Ernest NJ. White. E.
l. Knowles and H. w. Perkins, all of
Portland. Purposes. a general oil
business. Approved Oct. II.
Consolidated Motors Ltd, organ
lied Oct. IS in Portland. Capital
stock. $1,000: all common: nothing
paid in: par value. 800: shares sub
scribed, :. President, r. l.. John
son, Portland: treasurer, H. l.
Smith. Portland: clerk. A. B. Farm
Purposes. the manufacture and sale
of automobiles, trucks, cars. boats,
flying machines and other vehicles,
etc. Approved Oct. ~.
The Pioneer Oil Corporation, or
ganized Oct. 20 at Portland. Capital
stock. s5,000,00 all common: moth
ing paid in: par value, 81; shares
subscribed, 81. President, H. L.
Johnson. Portland; treasurer. H. +
Smith. Portland; clerk, A. B. Farm
ham, Portland; directors, the above
Purposes, a general oil business. Ap-
proved Oct. 20.
Garneau-Eveleth Company. organ
lied Oct. Is at Portland. Capita
stock, $4,000: all common: nothing
paid il; par value. 800: shares sub.
| scribed, 4. President and treasurer
Joseph A. Garneau, Portland: clerk
John E. Eagan, Portland; directors
| Joseph E. Garneau. Edgar E. Eve
leth and Beatrice NJ. Garneau. all O.
Portland. Purposes, to manufactur,
| and deal in all kinds of picked ant
! preserved goods. wares and products
/ a general business of raising ant
curing fruit, vegetables. etc. Ap
| proved Oct. 81.
Alert Producing Company, organ
lied Oct. II at Portland. Capita
stock. $4,000. 900: of which $1,000, 90,
is common and s1.00O.0O0 is pre-
ferred: nothing paid in; par value
IS: shares subscribed. 3. President
VIM. w. Dresser, Portland; treasure
| and clerk. Earle l.. Russell, Port
| land: directors, VIM. w. Dresser
| Earle L. Russell and r. F. Smith, al
I of Portland. Purposes. genera
| theatrical business. Approved Oct
| 81.
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will speak on the afternoon OF Nov.
-.
The balance of the Seed Improve
ment program. will be given publica-
ton as soon as completed. The So
ciety is assured at least one speaker
from the newly organized Sweet
Corn Growers Association. who will
explain in detail the rlans Of his So
ciety.
The complete program for the
Dairymen's meeting is as follows:
Wednesday. Nov. lS-Presiding
officer. L. c. Holston, Cornish.
A. NJ. Business meeting. Presi-
dents annual address. L. c. Holston.
Cornish. Report o: Secretary II. NJ.
Tucker. Augusta. Report OF Treas
urer F. S. Adams. Bowdoinham. APP
pointment of committees. Election
Of officers. Introduction OF business
Of the association.
10 A. n. Address, How Can the
Dairy Business Be Made More
Prof1table?" George NJ. Putnam,
dairyman, Contoocook. y. H.
1.30 P. NJ. Standardization of
Milk. Address. Why We Should
Standardize." Prof. Q. A. Jamison.
Briston farm. Attleboro. Mass.
2.30 P. n. Address. What Stan
dardization Means to the Dealer"
W. B. Haskell. Turner Center Cream
cry. Auburn.
P NJ. Address, "The Medical
Viewpoint of Standardization" DR.. l..
D. Bristol. State Health Commits
sioner, Augusta
$50 P. NJ. Address. The n. E. NJ.
P. A. of the Future by Richard
Pattee. manager of the New England
Milk Producers Association, Bosto n.
1880 P. NJ. Unfinished business.
Anyone interested in these meet
ings may obtain a premium list from
E. L. Newdick. secretary Of the
Maine Seed Improvement Associa-
ton, State House, Augusta.
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STATE HOUSE
Next Nesting N, Friday oet "a
Augusta, Maine

The members Of the State High
way Commission. with their chief
engineer and bridge engineer. left
Augusta Wednesday noon for NADIA
waska, where they will met repre-
sentatives of the Dominion of Cam
ada for the purpose Of inspecting va
rious possible sites for the location
Of an international bridge between
MAdawaska. Maine and Edmund
ston. New Brunswick.
This project was started original
ly in 1915 but was delayed on ac-
count Of the war. the Legislatures Of
1917 and 1919 having revived the ap-
preparation which was originally
made. The Dominion of Canada has
just made available it's appropriation
for this work.
The party was joined at Augusta
by S. ]. Chapleau. district engineer
of the Department of Public Works
of the Dominion of Canada, who
came from Montreal for the purpose
Of meeting the Maine Highway Com
mission at the location Of the bridge.
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ADJUSTMENTS
I'm MIZZOURA" ONE
OF BIGGEST HITS
EVER SEEN HERE

OF course the big audiences at tne
Colonial theatre yesterday liked ROPER
Warwick in I'm Mixzoura.' They coul1
not very we'll help it. As a drama fo'
the spoken stage, this great play 0!
Augustus Thomas served as one OF tn:
best things Nat Goodwin ever offered
to his admirers. In the screen version
it is even bigger and better. The work
of Major Warwick is certainly no less
pleasing than that of Nat Goodwin
Critics. on the other hand. freely say
that Warwick is better than Goodwin.
However that may be, the people OF
Augusta yesterday showed they more
than liked this big picture that heads
the couble-star program at the Colonial
The plot centers around an actual in.
cident which happened during Mr.
Thomas career as a ST. Louis news
paper reporter-the sensational holdul
OF train by a lone highwayman
Around this episode. love story full OF
hear, appeal has been woven. as well a:
many thrilling scenes, including the
capture of the robber BY Major War
wick as Sheriff Jim Radburn. Eilee7
Percy heads a competent supporting
cast, which includes Noah Berry. Rob
ert Cain. Monte Blue. Gertrude Short
and Hazel Brannon. The picture was
directed by Hugh Ford. who has made
a name for himself for his striking sue
cess in both stage and screen produc.
lions.
No less entertaining. but in a wholly
different way. is THE Yelled Adven-
ture" in which Constance Talmadge
appears as the chief performer
After viewing her efforts in a hal.
dozen or SO preceding plays, the cur
rent one seems to go just trife farth-
er in establishing the versatility OF this
charming Select star. In THE Veile !
Adventure a highly entertaining and
grey chiffon veil which Geraldine
Barker found in the overcoat pocket Of
her fiance. who was recognized among
the smart set as the catch Of the sea-
SON" Geraldine had consented to be-
come his wife more In order to gain =
triumph over the other society beauties
than for any other reason. In fact. as
the plot develops. she discovers that the
Veil belongs TO Mile. Hortense. a beauty
exert with whom he is going about,
and she becomes doubtful as to whether
she really loves the man she is to mar.
~. She becomes a beauty expert her
self, meets Richard Amnesty and changes
her views of life and men.
The program is well rounded out with
an Outlng.Chester scenic nicture' Gale
Mr. Outing Climbs Aboard" The ad-
Vertisement tells the time the pictures
are shown.-Adv.
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VASSALBORO

CROSS HILL-A Halloween SCR
will be held at the Baptist ves.-y r
day evening, Oct. "A. Ladies are ,
.quested to bring supper for two il
pumpkin shell. also a sheet and Dill,
slip. Everybody come ana have a ss
time.
Mrs. Addie Glidden and friend: t-u
Freedom were guests Sunday c, b.
sister, Mrs. Mary Wood and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Tooey LEI, a
urday for Salem, Mass. where d
several days they will be the guest;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Haley. after viii,
they will continue their trip to Il
West. where they will pass the wint
with Mr.. Tobey's uncle, Mr.. Geor.
Hardy Of Mondova, Wis.
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derful session. being the only woman
from Somerset county SO privileged
Mrs. Whitney gave this same address
before the State Federation at Port
land. A piano solo. Woodland
Echoes" was played by Miss Christins
Baker and victrola music was also en-.
joyed. After the program lunch o:
sandwiches, olives. cakes and tea was
served by the official board with Mrs.
Annie Whitney and Mrs. Edith Dins-
more. the two presidents just preceding
the present chief executive. pouring.
During the social which followed the
refreshment period Mrs. Grant of Lew
iston. who is the guest of Mrs. William
Goodrich. played with Miss Christine
Baker a number of piano duets great
ly to the pleasure Of the ladies present.
Plans are under way for the settle
nent Of parish priest here in Bing.
ham to minister to the Catholic people
of this section and North Arson. FIR.
Farley of Madison has been supplying
once month for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. PrebIe are
making quite extensive repairs on
their home buildings. An outside
chimney is included in the building
operations and this will accommo-
date fireplace in the diving room.
Deputy Sheriff F. L. Gipson has
been busily occupied both this week
and the latter part Of last week in
vestigating in Jackman as to the
murder Of Nelson w. BARLEY.
Miss Bretty King, who is in Kings
hncnifol
been a nurse for the past 10 years, is
reported as recovering with an uIti-
mate recovery expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cahill have
completed their season at the Ledge
House and have been at their home
here since that time
Owing to the scarlet fever epidem-
ic which has placed a ban on public
gatherings there were no services at
the Methodist Or, Congrega tional
churches last Sabbath. Fred Preble
and little son of Lawrence Briggs
are believed to be ill with the dis
ease.
Rev. T. B. HIATT was in North An
son Saturday to off1ciate at the fu-
neral of Obed Bryant
Liiott Taylor OF SANFORD has been
in town the past week. He has been
chosen by the State board as a mis-
sionary pastor and is now making his
tour Of the State. preaching in the
town where no other religious SER
vices are held.
William Davis is having a piazza
added to his residence.
The Bingham Conversational
church was recently presented with
hundred dollar check by Mrs. Flint
Bixby Of California in memory Of
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Nathan
Baker.
The November meeting Of Sun
flower Branch. I. S. s.. will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Lephe Preble.
The ladies Of this society will serve
supper on the eve Of Oct. 90. Uncle
Josh is expected to be present with
his vegetable cart and Aunt Saman-
tina maye have on sale some of her
jellies and pickles Mrs. Lila San
born is chairman Of the supper COM
mittee and Miss Belle Colby is main
ly in charge Of the pickles and pre-
serves
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NORTH ANSON

The citizens Of North Anson arr
planning repetition Of the Peace cele.
bration on November II. While the stu.
dents of Arson Academy are taking the
! initiative it viii: be 4 community affair
The committee from the academy is
composed Of Mrs. Mildred Manson.
chairman md Dexter Friends. Miss Til.
ly and Miss Marshall. all Of the 1881
class. The town committee will be ap-
pointed la.er This will be a general
celebration with bell ringing. a parade.
picnic dinner and something Of a soc a,
azure in the evening.
Thirty-one boys and girls accompanied
by Prof. G. F. Williams and Mrs. vii.
bert Walker were in Skowhegan to at
tend the Boys and Girls Agricultural
Club convention.
The Farmerette presented so success
fully by young ladies Of Arson Academy
VIII be repeated in some Of the other
towns Of this section IN the near future.
The Girls basketball team Of Arson
Aca'emy will go to Kinefield next Fri.
ta- to play the team in the high school
At that place.
The pack at the corn factory this
year was $4,000 cans.
At the annual meeting Of the Stewart
Library Association. Mrs. Wallace
Emery's and Mrs. G. A. Porter's term
as trustees having expired they were
Reelected to serve for five years and
at the subsequent meeting Of the trus-
tees the following officers were elected:
President. G. F. Williams: vice pres:.
dent. Fred Parsons; secretary, Mrs.
Geneva Hilton: treasurer. Mrs. Eliza
beth F. Emery: librarian. John n
Getchell: curator. Mrs. EVE H. Robin.
son: book committee. Mabel NJ. Porter.
Geneva Hilton and Mary e. Porter. A
dance will be given in Cara bassett hail
November for old and young for the
benefit Of the library The COMMITTEES +,
charge is Miss X. G. Robinson. Mr.,
Elizabeth Holley. ASSISTED by the trus-
tees. Mrs. Evie H. Robinson, Prof. CIV
F. Williams. +. S. Parsons. Miss Mar
Porter. J. NJ. Getchell, Mrs. Geneva HI.
ton. W. c. Emery. Mrs. Elizabeth p
Emery. Mrs. Mabel NJ. Porter. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodwin az Con-
necticut have been in town for n few
days. Mr.. Goodwin being one Of In.
owners in the North Anson Manufac.
turing plant. 80
Some Of the academy boys have beeI
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TWO MORE BIG STARS
COMING ON SATURDAY

Good as have been the double-feature
offerings at the Colonial theatre this
week none Of them has been any bet.
Ter than the big bill that will be offere1
on Saturday. Two Of the most popula-
stars in screendom will then appear.
Priscilla Dean in Pretty Smooth and
brEant "ashburn in why Smith LET:
Home The former is one of the big.
sest OF the Universal favorites while
the latter is star in the Paramount.
AIRCRAFT forces. Both are so popula,
'hat 1t is only necessary to say tina,
'hey are coming and big audiences will
surely be on hand.-Ady.
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BELGRADE

Miss Marguerite Watson Of Win.
throp and Miss Fannie Yeaton Of
Hallowell were at their homes ir
town over the weekend.
An interesting and important
meeting Of the American Red Cross
will be held in Augusta at O'Clock
at the State House. Oct. %. Mr.
Jones. supervisor Of civilian relief In
Boston, will speak. 1t is hoped tina,
as many of the members here a.
possible will attend this meeting. II
is understood that Mr.. Jones is a
splendid speaker and all who attend
are sure to be fully repaid for their
effort.
Miss Ruth Cummings. a teacher in
Winthrop high school, passed Sun
day at her home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Harling Of Arl-
ington Heights. Mass, e are the
guests Of Mrs. Harling's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Farnham.
Francis L. Minot, Bates 40. was
at her home in town for the week
end.
Frank Adams Of Belgrade has
gone to Phillips, where he has ac-
cepted a position as principal in the
high school.
Carlton I3ickford Of Boston is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. McKis-
sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hopkins OF
Camden were callers Saturday on
Mrs. Hopkins aunt, Mrs. G. A. Farm
ham.
Miss Elsie McKissick has return
ed from New York. where for several
months she has been as a nurse at
Bellevue hospital.
Stanley C.. Tillson and Frank c.
Sanbrn Of Bates 20, were visiting in
town over the weekend.
The Woman's Farm Bureau will
hold an extended school on home
nursing and first aid work at Bel
grade Grange hall Tuesday afternoon.
Oct. Is. All those interested are cor
daily invited.
Business visitors at the Capital on
Saturday from the south part Of the
town were Mrs. Christiane Bartlett
and daughter. Miss Angie Bartlett,
Mrs. Leslie r. 'Bickford, Miss Ruth
Cummings. Mrs. L. L. Dunn and
Oliver and Ramona Hanson.
Charles Webster and daughter. Mrs
Susie Clark and her two children,
who have been visiting relatives in
Scion for some time. have returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. W. Hanson and