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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE
A COUNTY TIC LET
List Complete Except for
States Attorney. Hardly, /
Expect Election ]

The Democrats nominated com-
plete county ticket yesterds with
the single exception of ca 1didate
for states attorney, although they
hardly expect to find any e their
number elected in Noyembe1. The
list follows: a
For senator, Eugene A. PI :. Iras-
burg, and William Pike, Derry. .sa
For assistant judges, John Il. Nor
rill, Newport. and Dennis ileehan.
Troy.
For Judge of probate, Amos p
Bean, Glover. gs
For sheriff, Roy P. Skinner, New.
port. %
For high bailiff. G. Herbert Moul-
ton, Barton.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
DETAIL OF THE
COUNTY CONTEST
Former Judges Re-nOminated
Farman Wins for States
Attorney

Throughout the county the voters
were early at the polls and large
vote was cast. For governor Curtis
S. Emery received 3648, Hartness
6S7, Agan 429, Babbitt 81.
There were four candidates for
county senator, w. w. Blodgett of
Newport city and Roscoe Cowles
Albany receiving the nomination.
For states attorney sharp con-
test was on between Hubert S.Pieree
and A. w. Farman, with the vote
resulting in the election of Mr.. Far
man.
There were five candidates for as
sitant judges the contset resulting
in the nomination of w. d, Miller of
Troy. with vote of 1912 and Frank
w. Tenny of Albany, 1900.
Seetable below for complete results
in the county.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15

NEWPORT CHECK LIST
CONTAINS 1868 NAMES
Of This Number $50 are
Women. New List
Complicated

The latest Newport check list con-
talns the names of 1868 voters and
OF this number $50 are women.
The list is larger than ever be-
fore and Is the largest in the county
by Ito, Barton's list being 1858
The new list is much more compli
Gated than heretofore the street ad-
dress OF each voter being given and
IN the case of married women the
given name, as well as the names OIL
initials of the husband, is also. on the
list
The list viii again be corrected fol-
the November 2, election and voter.
should give such corrections as ART
noted to City Clerk Spear.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
Barrows Wins in Barton

c. A. Barrows won the fight for
town representative in Barton by a
wide margin over F. d. Thompson.
The fight was a clean one but hard
fought.
Mr.. Barrows is a general merchant,
having been in business in Barton for
about 15 years and was previously in
business in North Troy and Glover.
He is native of Coventry.
Mr.. Thompson is states attorney
and reporter of court decisions for
the supreme court.
The vote in detail is as follows:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
Casts First Vote at 80

Mrs. Abigail ID. Chandler of Or
leans, an ardent worker for Woman's
Suffrage for many years, Is one OF
the happiest women in Orleans coun-
ty, for on Tuesday she cast her first
vote, at the age of 90 years.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
bath of Alexander Dunnett

Ton, Alexander Dunnett, one of
= leading lawyers of Caledonia
@1zEy bar, well known throughout
, state, died Tuesday noon at his
z-ner home on Lake Groton, after
lingering ILLNESS Of Bright's dis
IS Ar. Dunnett was taken with
. severe attack while attending the
1Sss10ean National convention at
9cago, as chairman of the Vermont
S:sgailon. Since his return he has
hid steadily.
alexander Dunnett came of Scotch
G1sstIy being the son of Andrew and
1;k'lana (Galbraith) Dunnett,
=. =. vas born in Peacham, Nov. 29,
a. a. At the June term of the
%-age county court In 1877 he was
emitted 10 the Vermont bar. He
& 81 NE practice Of his profession at
I'm fJ kyegate and came TO St.
S;'--aUury IN 1888 where ne entered
: =. .y@I,;tnershlp with AIbro F. Nichols,
~ ~ he clerk Of Caledonia county.
'4N Partnership continued three
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
District Meeting l. o. o. F.

The annual district meeting of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
will be held with Essex Lodge of
Island Pond, Tuesday evening, Sept.
21, The lodges in district No. 5.
that will be represented at this gath
ering are Essex No. 13 OF
Island Pond, Evening Star No. 81 OF
Newport, Orleans No. 73 of Derby
and Crescent No. Al of Barton.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15

James Hartness was nominated
as republican candidate for governor
on Tuesday by over 1000 votes,
The other candidates, Curtis S. En-
cry, Fred Babbitt and Frank w.
Agan, receiving around $1,000 votes
each. Mr.. Hartness is president of
the Jones Lamson Machine Co. of
Springfield. He was appointed Fed
eral Food administering for Yer
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
BRYAN ASSAILS COX
ANDH. S. CUMMINGS
'a'S Ghoice of Democratic Con-
s0'Ion Chairman a Tragedy
for the Party.
VIZ CANDIDACY A DISGRACE
'mInatlon Would Be an InsuI.
y the Liquor Forces,
Nebraskan Asserts.
''A CANDIDACY A DISGRACE.
Special to The Ns,, yo-, r,....

LlSco,, LlCs9,Gl to The Es~ York Timss.
Ienn,nHS1-1N' Neb.. May 1a.-Wiliiam
tsries ryan turned his political bat
Saairrpsn eht on Homer 81 Cur1niinEs,
SSccnittee Q, the Democratic Nationai
atsSer,, and Governor Cox OF Ohio.
=, The sai"a.tt given our here he says !:
D,TocrSo,, % sound the keynote KEN % O, the
ssotse thsS National Convention 10
I Is tsn comedy. II is a trnredy.
psnOcrats shss,nsncholy beginning II the
~t eann.ise any intention Of max
vet sssr!y Party ia to ye Be rrsnpsa II sns Demo. sn !.
0uo' locked up IN q Wall
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15

mont and dairy the last of the war
went across for overseas work. He
is an inventor, a man of large means
greatly interested in the state and
the development of its industries. He
believes in Vrmont and Vermonterss
He has practical economic knows
ledge of business and will devote his
every faculty to the welfare of Ver-
mont
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
Mayor Gardner Wins

There was a close contest for city
representative on the Republican
ticket the total vote being 92S. Mayor
Gardner receievd 49O, Aaron Grout
43S. The Democratic nominee, Roy
Skinner, received Is votes.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
Auan Third and Babbitt
Last in the Race
2O0O Were Harness in One of
Aggressive Primary Campaigns Ever
Conducted in Vermont.

the Vermont primaries Tuesday,
greatly the and together made
The gbenaora contest close each candidate
having following the The cand
had made intensive and nearly
every town the This interest
brought out voters possible this large
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
Barton Check List 1853

The new check list of Barton con-
tains 1858 names, 403 of the names
being women and $40 men:
The division of the list is as fol-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
lNG. DALE RENOMINATED
Wins Over Gibsonsby Safe
Margin. Gordon
Trailing

Porter H. Dale Island Pond
~ the second district by Approximately 5000 ahead
III opponent Gibson Brattleborn John W Gordon of
ary was far behind Gibson.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15

A cheap wit is generally expensive
to its owners reputation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-14

e-lAra1lcs y. Day, cuiIl1TE assellL- --Ea0
Miss Eaaen Clark. coua1E fieznn1ls-l'Ea-
1u-. n ing ha1lnHi1t1 FarZn 8ETRS&E-
viii ise q Scum China an Tins Tines
ctEv. where 1fiav will nRrss t;tlHrgt 10
ssn al GAY sszssaun nj the South china
Farm R11raHu brrLh divisions Miss
g-fssr-f will siIuw 1slH health plc-ITras
which Ere furnished ny li1E StH1s be-
T,gr-rne1r1 ff Hez-ltE. LII Day Will
..its rfle mems, dit-Isiun II their cDTTz-
ruIirlfrv manning injecting ann Miss
i-,lF.r-fs Will s.iu Iifss wnrrEsr S division n
their outline al 1hair EaEETs work ID
s.tirns. The Inea11ng TTrFIIrfzses II bs
& must interesting IIls aE ttass wtInEs,
TsruE-Im a me nEx- :. TnuIT1tzs rs
mixed ever Rnu piEEuneu usI1. This
rns411nEs will take pinrH in Tfss Yes
7--v al 1ste F-Tprtis Church ann in TtF.
friends church and In IiHe Library Il
South China
IN wsdnesfiHr rt1s sarns prng-n1n
viii ns cnr-is4d ont II 1i1e Windsor
Farm Bureau ali Tiar nesting winch
will Take place In 1fIe Grange tzll
ant an Fr1ttRy Etle Efre-Eifis Farm
RIIrrzu Will tIzzss e nesting uf like
r,zztIrrsa in rfSn Grange frzlll.
Z. " glarkwRll NJ WINSTON, uTTun-
X ual1if1v urrsaz-- leader d -tIe Ken
,1s.,sHr Farm Bureau. Was q G2iiez Num-
tiszy furnnpnn FL -iIB Anguish office.
re was IL ennfnrsnre with Mr. DIZZY
--nlsffs-ss Ia rtfe repar- IN 1fIe mem
lYaszslIIp campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-14
HEEDEE CO. REAL
EIlE TRANSFERS

ale fniifswIng rHna aK1uIss transfers
iiirsE bssHn r-cuxird during the rraus
ssatst.k III the keunai,sc txasrIf.- .xsrisr.-v
III fitseffE.
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AIiEusza-Hanrv -a--eaulf ssrf 10
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ID AnEuHzR IcH Enmparv, lrzusa:
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s1rRaz
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luz iEun.
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a Newell land ann fIuiiftuEs Sz5n.
Riunis zaichsl II Helen =. -unk.
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land szun hniltiuEs-
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3. and Fred " MrNaruarTs- lzrrl Hnr
buildings 14fgn: john = unu F-eEi W
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and fuliffiiuEE.
Charles z 3piGic- land: Rar--v I.
Foster n Maggie N Fnster. land
REnfinlph-EIla / Conner 70 GUY
W LaM-Hurs, sarh auu buildings
ReAufieiIi-AurIssR ] DarTnisnn II.
Charles A. Collins and Erenr1ge " Tar
sun. land and buildings; Harvey "
ScnnIrue 70 GADrcH z. Chamberlain
land and buiiftiu-s; Gs-s- e CiIATnt.sr-
lain IN ERrzy A Gay, land anu build
inEE.
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10 F-af Il. ClArk Of STnit,Ifisad land.
visnun-Ali,sr- r. Jnt.k II Mauf Z.
Toutirr,z.t. Ifnfi and buildings
Observation-Disclosures u Earuu II
andrew Ware. land an Cserr.nl TX
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& Risler. land
Wesr Observation-Disclosures Lamar
tim N AlmR ~ end Chester Perkins
land and buildings.
MISUNDERSTANDING Z. Packard %
T-ur1rts A EurfI. land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-14
DRESDEN

NL-L-S-Tfis L-sr;ies AID a1 EfIe
Methodist E.laisc1Ils.I church. Dresden
Mills. held ms annual Christmas sale
ann aIllITss- TIfTu-sssay. Tsez- G. IL the
vesEry. 4 s,nBlliT sun WIZ 7n2iizsti
Dasltel JngrsnIs. wfso mas i,sen Ii IN.
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tGfterrlann al his hume
The sntIBal n the riLiaEse teia rs sxrs-
TrllEl Christmas entertainment F--IEsv.
Der N Although tfle uiEtI1 WIZ
ss1u--rv rtssre was q genlIlF uIrIhss,
present
W. : 3len, WIN fell on 1irs ice Fri
1zT- L VERY III a1 his hD1ne on Hen &
mill
T,tTs T-iiiarH srtIpnl IT TINS plars clos
I'd F7--ltsGzr 1nr "a ssru-- --arz-fnr1.
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IL. Is cuHvaiescer1l Mrs Fred Gsaef-
WIN Is czzr.rzE.. .1sur asr.
Jt-rraS ". RE1fIur- is -eIsu--eli as
Ez-y II. being sGzrrsi far bF HRS.
TT7.rr4IiE s -he1Ess-.
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11ioy-rnelr1 here cutting pulp woBu eur
different lizz--ias thar being q call Eur
more c1nTIEers
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II Trzreies II Portland.
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rnsCse-Ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-14
Hgw tine Sur,genn Turned
luke IN the Suldier Bgrs

TWO npSsE wrfip WE'RE everRaEs IN -4le
sEgrrTe regiment we-H calling on
friend amt RECALLING incident AFTER III
-iftErT- tf1sE- caurt11 their attention
while il CtTE arusy-a mDs1 IrIIareEs1lII
Tpric 1ur the ctIzp wfID couldn't EG-
9ne nj them sufifierlv nrufze nIrr laugh
ING ENG asked the aetEsr Il ne -eEnsrn-
barred the YOU'VE surgeon wfIp turned
ina joke 1--nrn his Ervn SHOULDERS II rne
snlfiia-s 1trernsaiveE- ae remembered
ne SAID very. very vzrILly. Il WIS
something szk 1Dllpws-
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rf1er wurliGl nut une over uE -aIs
YOUNG SURGEON wine might uu1 fIGxf
f,saz tfIs most IlallltE1r uIEn IL 1tIs army
inn v1lu lzTiEsw MS hIIs1IIess amt lln 7
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t,ss- the C g. ffsc2Iise t41e longer TI1ErBR
is compound cxztilEZr-3e amt Il Is e4te.l
dealt ulu nm only II Etis f1rny ian 81
home
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right h11t ifR SKID nm wurn AnQ tie
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u1fse- Iuxur1es were FIrFvalsflt II 1ifee
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-14


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-14

L.esser nj. t5rIr-. fDr tine TszE1 tour
wears segrxszH-v x Gpwa1nUr Mill
ken. has .sz..sn mHlI1iunsa as = FaE-
gsstl8e sTacrsssgur ID ChArties Nd Aes-
rEyvssIt. vztlp viii SOM rlcz&1R the
nff5r.r. IF Aafsirrn EhEurfsH-- uf 'tsnrn-
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.as ssar-stl.rw 70 MHilHAs uflis1 sxeoIi-
zrst. End diE sxusrTHilEss Gs 6 NEWS
us6permxn TIrTvIuIlE IN art'sIItIuE
ms present pnsatiDn. msfze him I'D
nesz, IN q cs-nuinErp we'll fitted ~ III
Hzre-ets,z=ait's uffiJse-
4 lsiu1nlnan. mtDna7 N TIE All
tsIIr-l Chamber stated tn The sun.
lHE- evening. tiIEt Mr. EG----,s tz4nril-
cary was being uunsi ass,7ea- 1fInilgh
uuriIinE 1sf1rlits Ind hesn dsciued
t,r,un. Besides Nj aETT Ihe-e EE--e
sEszerssl RsyirE1iR-
Mr. EHr- is III present q -ss1nsi1t
Of AlIEustz mn is a uHrTvR n FuTT-
land. being eTnpluvati nn 1s1s Fs-fsss
srHr until MiilfEsn assuInHa of1re--
Lewisfun Sum
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-14

- EuHpsr WE'RE slsgsren dHisssnz8
from tins winsspw Congregational
church IN the Rsnnsassc Aasnriariun
II CrTnE-r<rEriu11nl MINISTERS ID we
fis.iu 81 HE.llpweH en- Wednesday,.
Miss E1hess-n Dudley uHzssd SIM
aEy with ne- E-HurTlax-Efrfk Mr. ENC
Mrs Geur-e L Paine 81 Nar-h Tas-
EEIburu
-fae EaEt WIuslew Sewing Circle
win nnan ftE msertug rfzis rusnczy
sE--r.--srsr with Mrs Eugene -cxier,
E.aEz wznslow.
Al Interested HE rnuuesxHn tn y.
rend sfze hFMrzuc II rhe wiusiDw
rnifruat Station wutfnzzaxr N IN A
M IN -eE-zrd ID installing tine sigma
rfzE1 wnx removed luzr Azrsl HI the
CRUISING II Rir-.s Eth. rznr TN rrxi-
dEnEf Hf SnxnEea Csxrk-
-hs Lanies aGiszfunzzr snrserv viii
itRId Its -nEzilfzr mesr1nE ~ 1hE Gsn-
s-v-Ez1inrIAi rfrurr.h ysxrsr-S Tins Tnes-
rtEv aftE-uuHn The lhffltz WIN uzck
= -hE--n. I'd ciuftlirr 1ur stliuruexrtA
Sifirstw Hn-1un IN srnnirve n1 -he
T,sY-e E-rtfs$~y--
turned ernn Snlrrh Drezann. vnms
fErniis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-14
Mrs Apn,e r. asamuna

Word his bean -s.ef.1rt.a N Tie
nsacft ID Afrs. Alsnle # EltsftInoau 81
-trn hume NJ ifeg daughter. MIS- q r
EpsHr-er. IN LINDSAY. Ezif1-. -5tE
teeth incurred Deremf,sr - Shs Was
II wears I'd agn. Mrs. ReEmnnu fur-
rne,ar lived m Ar1E,lszR. was WEI
1-rspwrr ann ffyTHf- 5l1f leaves eight
f.frilfsrnu. E7fsurEe c. Waterman NJ
and Garfield REdmuua. nf EaIifnrnifa-
Mrs. G. r. HuKaHxter. anu AIRS. Ar
-trIr Buchanan uf gAIifnrniE- Charles
learnunta ID HanurrHE1. Mrs Hsr-ne-T
Il. Msy-iu and Mrs. J. = Is4r-lifisss-
with une srnExDn. EdEEr Redmond %
azzr.rysrr.. El1e lsRves aisn. sIEs1rHssn
-rnnlirfriIfrsn RING FIVE great g-anu-
children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-14

EarunnIi P-exrurz ri Washington IN
Visiting tils uisre. Mrs. Esrna 5iEn-
Inn
Il E. MOVIE ann Chester = Gninr
wsn MunfiEr rnuruIur 70 Portland
wsrere Stry VIII serwe Us JlIrurz 10
ttse Z. & Disz-1n Colr1 snHre fur Inc
Derelnfyer term
Purrer .JufInsnr ann -hKraes GiI-
frrn fzLxe zr-7Vesf II understandable
Fla where rfFeE viii T,REs -t1e wgrT1er
TnnEe wfIp with - gnr Christmas
sex.is css. ,gio Sd a. W s. RpwttEr Is
E7nrH
Mrs. EsE1n Gassnsr WIN INKS nnssn
srEvsrIs II nErs- Esrnz E7Euiuns Ties
spue n, 3nssnn xsfserH sizs win Tzzas
ff1p winter
F-nn Clark vim fIRs hssn sznrliruer
M Fu-- Fairfield hns r~rsirussn hunne-
nd. T. L.rwls VIM t1us fs=en uu-f-
sur in 1ssrf1ear INKS -zsrzzrIseo n c 4
Nnr-fss-s xrfsese ne s1ErK
Miss II Terra Rrfee VIM frrs bsrn
stunning with her alrnt M-s. !. Il
.Arnrk rms r@rur-sed u nsr nuznH IN
3ridEerm. n. s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-14
Germans Up 10 Old
Tricks Of Initiating
l--f1e-S Marzzfaf.f1r~n

Berlin Nov. E5-f3v AzsDrinrer 1-pssa
-re-rnEn rnHnuffsc.trre-r ilExsn ffuurfef3
-hs r1ErkFls mere with irriturfuuE nj
American English Rufi French v-Tlrrs.
sn,Ilh 50 t:feT'e,fv mHfie 4 is tfiffirntt N
lufiic-uTIs cfirmslneas
A pilrr,iisse- VIM gpas INN . xrsfszrrn
sfIDp gnr ASKS 4rr a sTEnfiE-r E5ng.fsI,
or American csr-HrHrfe l1-uiszfi,s- yrifl M
manned q 1ari1Rre with q IRfyes s.fpsze,v
assembling rflH rrFzrie rnHr-k ~ Tfss r-t-.
iIziai. The prize will Ire nnrh Less unr
1resIsrsITttv, ulsEEet with the nx-rair.
-tIF customer prIrs TfIs lsrIx in ms urs..ae-
81 without CLOSELY examining Il. After
ne discovers rtr1 M ms q German
ciEyargEte. The few inquired tufsar-ns
IN sale grH VERY expensive Rnr -fsuss
which fTEHe uu bAeu smuEEiea In h.ar
tire irr1Tnr- lex ErEmp-
Street rssH1u-s uf fBfMr-ug. cunfffrs
ann other articles tiisuiar innpnr-en 10
harcns and Is-mEr limitations site ny
SIDE. 50 IhEt eventually purchasers
learn the difference AND bsc1ne wE--.
although ttH German Iufar-ux are mn
inferior 10 snIns Iuuu--rn n-nrscs
IN Some &C 1tls hiEh-c:z1ss -rs1EIlrnrrrs
uTIiv iTr1irE1iun ciEare-Tef zrR snff-
The lt-IlE Eru-as IRE perfrEus me ctiiee
dispensers nc ths Gs-InHn tmftH-tunK
inquired miller Articles, sun uxr-frr-
larry srnxp. sf1Gvrur-C--eErn. rprzh TIEErf
ann TRcs lHtiufIK are very scz-re- 8u1
all ttIs EeIi-Snuwn AMERICAN nrEnffs
nave n-sn tmitHrsn-
--afs. marx imitR1u-r nave iisuigyec
their hes- wu-E IN TIM szziDUTEs- wfIs.&
wrIsfzey lsE11ieE bear the lAfsete u1
veli-azupvEn English manufacturers
Bin si1fEsr the sIEnH1u-e II tire t1-Tnn
tive r-arfe rnzrk sliEt1ttv giiEfu--e<s -tIe
fmy11fes fIE1e beer flied with German
rrrsslis wf1isaeezs uftsn WHITE mn snne-
tirrfsS rnln-ed ann rt1s slI1s7Rnc% -easzF
nj Grain af-ufsnl The sffer- II the
drink is zi5slr 1fIe sarnH Es tfIz1 N 1fis
nss,1tursi---. zeu-Eia Rnh West Virginia
s.r1nausr,ius'
French Liquors. END imported Ef11s
are virtually never snin-
-yr1s German inventive rHierr ms
.t.4ar carried further n InEiuffe eli
su-zs az wearing alIT1Ere-- "A sliit NJ
clu1ifss. Displayed in wfnttUw anr
i.zslrirIE z reru2rfsnniy -es1ssnEbis urlct
tsr catches thte eyes uf ne lIxEre-r- by.
Ilun careful examination Il win ne
fulIrlt stas cloth is Tuane Of uzps-- Many
nsrs. c.Eps. VESTS rrrIEsa-E amt szEsn
sfll---F ere rnatiF uf pzue- DHlss-
STRINGS a-e N general Use
SHOES winch c.4n ne purchased fur
small SIM lack and dissolve n water.
The sxrH TT1zIltss NJ uzErsr-
..Inerfrzn amt English -IylAfts clothes
t,ave t.esr SD carefully fniturEE -tzzr
nrl,r III as-per- Gzn dstsc- the dire
eIIgH-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-14

ALfumDnaie HEzzfHrE rEuraRHuffuE
almost every Esr-im nj the Sra1R
gathered Ell the AuEus<R Hnzzzs
MunftEr HrrH-uuun II oscsprk End
Tsssr1eas-sl thar organization II ne
EIpwn As r1E Maine Al1turmnlls
Dealers AasnsiE-iun wttiEn win ne
astfflisEIsa with the FeaHrz<iun af
State 8erEil AaspciEliuIlE which upw
luc1nkfs seven IL the lHaIiuE Inns NJ
-HlILl business I9irouEhuu1 Gtle Str1s.
TtIt organization wak mRIie pnssit,is
rIlHlutr tnTuuEn tine affrr-s nj C-hEr-
les It Marine III par-tR1u wtap Is the
executive ssr--alE-w af ttIe 9tEe1e Fen
ssrI1liun Glnl wt4p addressed tina mHxst-
IIIg an l1IR l,anefits Ia Be derived
4s'clTn LffH ur-uuIznriun nj Eut.h an
&ssfsclErlnn. lis zHmEr1kS were
llr9E1, To ehs pnau1 ann were well rxs-
gspsvssa
AhBrrr ~ ',iszliE-r rnm all rrzrB uf
INT SzI<Ie WE'RE TIrEssu1 aun eleczea
the 1Dllpwfng ufficnrg- 7resiuH4T1 z
Y. ElttrastEe N 8urEus- x1re rr-sa-
dBITt, Miles 3 hEnE uf Rnr-tEnl-
c-arIGry7-treEsIIr-Hr. 1erfey M LEw-
T.HrIUB IF AuEus1a The 4uIiuw1ug
18E@ru Hf direr-urx ware Rlsp sieEt-
ext: II L Blankwaid u AxlItr. W
Z. EsiEff M SsE9whaEan: p nd.
L-awre1lcR nj ANGUISH. .yui1n MmTm
III Fygr-EInEtur. aniIn II Ellis N
Na1e-Ssiils. Dun EuambHriain m
.hsnnehnllt1: Miles 3. MEEIlk nj Rcyz-
lanU- r. #. liulev u5 South PRr-E: "
5. Darling uf auburn. z z El-
GlBuEe q HEaEur and y p Rfr-1-
sun U Etulftur.
The purpose Of the nr-EEulzr1im Is
ID c-xs-tR ana ~ nruInpfe Iflf best
INTERESTS M riIs EIITumui1Iie tntf1iE-
t--v- bDrn 1ur Tflp nenR4ff af Ef1s tiaEl-
sn- the Individual ann public "A
LIVELY Interest WIS nEnlfHs- IN Ete
ulupDssa ctIEnEsa a1 rtIs regulations
i'aIE1-InS tp muTpr Vehicles Us ms
isfzzzn sIIsssgeesred by Ss.-E1arv N Stfs1e
5s-l- EEnd the organization wssIu On
gtAf,DF-a III 1ENuT1nE sItS.n changes as
v-uuin nss1 IlrzrrsG1 I1Ie welftLrE uf the
'ltHa1Er,s uwna-r Gnu the public in
g-g1lerf1l, ann s1unds ready ID assisz
The StL@1e officials II aIyT WY N max
luE 1fIs p-rBpusaa changes, through
EnITgeSZluIis or aIfvIcA