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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-01
Pretty Hangings

SCRIM AND MARQUIS
ETTE cURTAINS-.Deep in
sertions and dainty lace edges;
choice of white, ecru and
cream; regularly % OK
$3.7s, special, pair. pA'oo
FIGURED ARMURE POR-
TIERES-Some with tapestry
bands, others overlooked;
smart, new and effective dra-
peries; special for 81 IN
tomorrow, pair. -. pT'OO
NEW CREToNNES-Thou-
sands of yards of these beauti-
full new cretonnes now on dis
play; a wide selection of de-
signs and colors;, at EQ~
yard, soc, nc, d9c and. ~
NEW SCRIM AND MAR
QUISETTE-In styles to make
your home the home beauti full;
good selection and val
ues, at yard, 75c, &c, 2Qc
SOC and. w
.---r 4. Up~kIAv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-01
Face Powders
Toilet Soaps

Toilet Soaps
l0c Pure CASTLE ...3 for Csc
25c Woodbury's Facial. .lSc
15c Jergen's Bath Tablets, 1oc
10c Armour's Asst, S5c dozen
12c Palm Olive z for 15c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-01

Philippine Combinations
Cover and drawers in one
piece. Made of fine materials
on which handwork has been
applied in many ways. Priced
S3.95 and $6.95.
Philippine Corset Covers
These are very exquisltely en-
broidered on fine quality MAIN
sock and priced $1.95 and
SOS.
Philippine Envelope Chemise
OF sheer, fine nainsook, beau
tifully hand embroidered in
floral designs, and scalloped
edge, at S3.o5 and $4.95.
..--p r, n,n<ho~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-01
The first of the new
Fall Rugs and
DraperieS-nOW ready!

Most folks are interested floor coverings and hang
ings at this season. desire for newness pervades the
atmosphere of home Our Rug and Drapery Departments
are ready and the housewife should make at least pill
grmage deciding upon her Fall and Winter decorations
and floor coverings Here few of the attractive lots
offered at lower and special prices for tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-01
Tafe.en>.o117eshey;re~ sfec;a1
Toilet Goods, Ltd.

Special Prices or-Very Special words of weight
these days of high of beauty and truly ady
does not to rega.d beauty retaining ones
prices not only imperative coors
deodorants lotions perfumes the
blooming we'll!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-01
LANSBURGH&B BROTHER -: ]
Beautiful handmade
undergarments, just in
from the Philippines

What wonderful needeworkers they are-these Fill
pno won1en-ter skill has created undertakings that
EXCEPTIONAL exquisite every The materials of which
the garments fashioned FINE and sheer yet have suf
fcien body provide maximum service Every garment
finely made, and exqusey hand embroidered in dainty
designs. Yet the prices very low indeed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-01
Do you look as young
as YOUR husband?

not what is wrong? You may have grown stouer and
consequently somewhat older looking.
RENGo BELT REDUCING coRsETs reduce hips straight
abdominal line mold the figure into graceful lines and
make you look much younger
Thousands of who had become discouraged the
heavine and of their figures
these perfect RENGO CORSETS with rmarkable results
Rengo economically priced from S. to S1O
bird 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-01
also New Fall Hats
y of Pmne and Lyons Velvet
snd saa &c.. w.. $6.95

In selecting these hats have taken every step
to secure the last word in tyeand the very best
value obainabe There large dressy hats of Panne
Panne and Lyons Velvet combined, trimmed with
ostrich plumage tnsel tassels and hand embroidery
The colors are the newest
& Brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-01
Splash Me! A Close-out Sale of
Rubber Bathing Caps and Hats

in variety Of lovely color with frs and
of rubber many other odd touches of trimming Don't
chance buy bathing cap hat at this price. for
their many swimming days left this 20.
mer IFS Choice. w
sATEEN BATHING SLIPPERS AND SHOES in assorted
coors cork and maekay soes Mostly all small Sizes To
close out, pair 75c.
SATIN BATHING SHOES AND SHIPPERS in all colors
and all sizes With cork mae<ay sole Thursdays cose-out
price, pair, 500.
Fleor-Lansburxh 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-01
These sheer, white )
fabrics offer many
suggestions for new
school apparel

When mothers planning their chldren's school
clothes and want fabrics of quality they their steps
in this direction they have for nearly sixty years Here
they always to find just what they desire and at
price thoroughly in harmony with the amount they in
tended to lay out. AS telling examples
WHITE BAI1STE 40 inches wide; soft chiffon finish and
s1kike luster; 75c quality Yard &c.
LONGCLOTH-36 inches wide; medium weight soft
finish, for chldens and women fine SOC
value. Yard, 40c.
IMPERIAL LONGCLOTH-Choce of No. 400 No $50
fine grades with channels nh offered full 10
yard pieces. Regularly 500 Special piece $685.
WHITE SATINETTE-A real finish abric reg
ularly $lOO Special, yard half price. 75C.
Fine Cinghan, and Madras
The choicest products of foreign and domestic ooms the
qualities for chdren school other uene
zephyr and madras gnghams pads plain
coors They regular $3.50 qualities 81 60 inches wide
A yard, CSC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-01
Satin Ribbon Fiue and a Half
Inches Wide. 25c Yard

very beautiful quality ribbon in light and dark colors
May be used for quantities of things such chdrens hair
bows sashes for making bags camsole ETC. Very specially
priced at Csc yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-04

was 1ne 70 q missIndsrsfanGing &C.
cnroing 70 the contention of the
Russian Ssvis, authorities N q ware
las despE.cn received here today
The lRTesi communication tram the
Soviet suggests that negotiations
both TOR al a-uisrace and far peace
De haid IN MluEk Wednesday
L asks ina. the Poles SEND = dele
Ezlun u Mlnss invested with al the
necessary credentials - negotiate
tar peace
The Poles contend thai Z VIII ne
e physical lupossiblliry for Them 10
comply VIII his proposal
While TIE Polish delegates are re-
racing their steps homews-a from
BR-anoV1rcnl where me conference
with the Bolshevlk, ended so abrupt
Y. me ROishevlk. troops are report
"a everywhere 10 pc pressing their
ATTACKS On the entire barIle line from
ne Eass P-usslRn .-sEnf On the north
n the regain adjacent % LEnoerg,
\ ER.igaa IN -hs south.
INSIDE me great aActle a~r me
Fnies R-e hur-9edlv preparing DE-
lenses PARTICULARLY trenches and
aa.-oed wire enrA1gienenrs n front
81 Warsaw
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UNITY

u / : T2sh ri Fairfield vas n
owl SUnaa-
D. r = -raworrhv and family
returned at-ne t-an 4 ~ weeks
~aca-on.
Ms : 4. F1gs s passing : tew
Weeks ~ T-ndrnere PARK.
Ms. F~an whI1-en ana Lena sunr
z~= :. Nalr lr0r-- fcar Z Few DAYS
~ ann Ms l. II Whitney Mss
angie G7arcalun ard Mrs aired
Bradford wer-a n wa-e,T--.ie sz,lr-
IA
WI va-1 ana 1a:nllv n Sams--
lille Mass VIM nav-a as.an ne
zuesrs # Nj ana Mrs lewis
-aur7 pson- returned nome ManuAv
Ms = Ii vmIaker wac azs 5se.-n
ne glesr N ae- SOL. -!A-aaac+
N-,ltaaer n hampton for -n+ pas-
w we4ss. reF1,ntd aoIne Monday
Wellington -avlor. who hAs mad
employment n 8ali1rnui-e -da.-z.a-1d-
s ~ nome
M ana Mrs F-ank 3usse-i enter
a-ned guests cran Massh~ aust,--s
rne PAS. w4..h.
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MONMOUTH
Esvis-Nenr

The marriage IF leland Z DAVIS
Of Monmouth ana Mss DORIS Webb Of
Wes1 Winthrop -onk place Saturday
afternoon - O'Clock az ne hurne a1
the brides parents. M and Mrs
Frank Z Webb Of Vast Winthrop
The ceremony was performed bv RFv.
Ptrcy clifford II 1ae Methodist
church ne dpuoje -rg service being
USED Ms A-anspn Sk2IiinEs SISTER
az -he hl-dt. was -nar-on # hunur ana
Ter brother Kenneth Webn best man.
MISS Zor-oI1v Perry played ne we'd
ding march. The br2ue WIS -ownea
n WHITE Eacrgs1-e Jvar white silk.
with @uIi ~e!l aau earned a oouquAr
~ Swe.e, peas. Only rt1s immediate
families were present
The arrds * = graduate n Winthrop
= IT 81 anul ana l2s been engaged n
teaching since 1br graduating She
mas nten successful teacher Of me
Monmouth Grammar sCnoni ar more
than = vaa- and s nHCc beloved ny
ner pupils she IS engaged . raaca
ne sLhoRi Ter me COMING wear The
groom x ne amy son n Mrs Mary
Cunningham DAVIS AMI IS engaged n
ne r.-s- MIL with ms =-anCtathey.
: A cunningham. Following ne
ce~Hrnun~ me na2p2 ,oEple Ie1- for q
b.21a- ---p N lnel- return they viii
RESIDE n Monmouth.
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RCRNHAM

Mrs. M CIle has returned I'm
rlE.t WIN -ei2t:ves \ Slscwaegan
M and Mrs. 4 r1i1-1s Tsrlr u IA
ver-iL- Mass. nave aT-:ved -or q rwr.-
weeks vlslJ with relatives aere ana 7
Clinton
Master ~T-.l Gee WING attends a
school far ne nlind n halifax. \ :.
: passing MS ~acA;1nn win Ms par
=n1s- NJ ana Mr. Car z sre
= z Gilmore mas purchased Il Ms
Maggie Reynolds icy STAND AZ mt vi
age and I'll TH4se possession sonr
Htr- Ard Mrs --a Cunningham wnp
aAVe "erred ne place [ur some rn.
VII -nUve 70 ~,.uIou % reside
Howard -4hpy ne a,~ve- # ne Z
= 2 n ms Town nas purchased IT
auIannr.ie @nr use n a1s business.
M ana Ms. Z Sullivan ara W.
1.-lvIrlE actn E-zTulac-unE m ne alr-ti -
a dRuEate-. Thursday morning July
p
Mrs. Era Die w1n aRs bean Il
with ,unuzso s4R,era- dEvs al me
aone II aer aaagnre- Ms A-nuld
Hlnt. e gaining.
E-ank Niles. -a-rv Ea-l ana EnseA
Hunt nave aacn purchased an auto
mobile
Ralph Mes s nuv1Hg a.s 1anl,v
MIC wat s known as ne APP.
F-.stcas- hnus+ when was recently u
Gated i7y Z. 2 Bracket
The aanuR. p,cnlc y ne members of
me sAnhEIa sCnogi IF ne Baptist
-nI-ca ~ u 1eld Wednesdav II this
week s, ms same grounds as previous
= -oDst . T. y. Rnl-e. aezr ne VI
age a eerdIa. INVITATION IS extend
ID everyone ~ attend
Mr and A~S. : r. Cale u 8eu--n
VISITED relatives mere SundE-
Arthur Eunt mas bought n Jns=pt7
A-nnld ms stanu - ne Village and
vi -aAe ouss-ssiur z anau1 3 month
C Z Par-nE-un ana FANNY y Al
E2st2 visited sandal a. ne home -
dr-s. Fur-ng-uu : rnuraer Mrs Dcra
2 plev-
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HTSCASSET

A-s a. Harmon and -vo ~hl.-
iran nav oe-n listing aer a,'ol ne
E,-nesr stone.
Capr. T0ftin ms suid ms 1a.n 10 a
NJ Doan Of New 7 5rk
M and Mrs. ) Fines uf Eau welv=
ne guests SunGar u NJ VII Fs.nes
Mrs Rome Ia rs ri Dover. y. =
has mean r1sl-ng A-s. { l Dick-n-
son.
M and Ms. George Southland a
Mobile = q ar ne guests ~ F,'z--.-
nan SautnHrd- NJ Southland was z
u -s1assat Dry. hu- las nu1 9aan n
Ms r--c.rI;r cor % rears
M and Ms. Alg1e Dodge are -hr
guess If N and Mrs. Il -Hshr.
Aessrs. Z ? Munser. 2 Tooth
ake- 7 Qu1nng-n. Ben. -f-ass1nan.
Frsa N@r-T {. : Dickinson ana
AI>c.1le Dodge -no,or~d - vatarvtIls
Fr1day q a--end ne Maine STATE
c1a-rpl unsnlp sno91-
Mrs. Nurael Dor Of SisowaeEaa
mas as-@n he guest n ner sister. Mrs
Perry &cPhaa
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peculiar delivery in me 1rst.nl crn-
rssr- HASKELL. VIM EIxzvs shapes I'D
vel behind me pEn x,u De or the
-stsesvrng END EK-vev viii c-rer ne
territory arcunc first Sees-fortssi
Jerry" Carey Will prancs around me
keystone SACK Cote Of ring fame VIII
WORK between secana znu rn,rd aau
Leighton viii mold dpwr the 40, csr-
mar Nuw there's Z speadz- little In
1el6 lnA1 snuul1 find FAVOR with AL raae
fans Nicholas VI. Written ana Mar
r@0 will EaArd ras outer works Cam
dsn VIII bring NJ sene tasz hall tuss-
er-s among them oeinE Thomas. the
sptsor Z Of N track rnan who sfeu.st
IN nag n the dAshes IN the Name col
lsEe meet ElackinErsn. the Catcher
Is al sxasraenrHd diamond genera ana
rms the game OF true 70 the rules ana
n grand style came starts urornr,1as-
b O'Clock Everybody our and SUD
pur- the home osrs.
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FAIRFIELD

Nj and Ms Ear Eolres a,S
Mrs ". u. Bigeluw hare returned
form weeks stay a. CID Orchard.
Henry P-oulE who sustained 2
compound fracture of his -.ga- arr
~1iie q! work On the Crawford
building. Is resting 81 comfortable
as cal be expected
Miss Ruth FasIer Of LINN. was ne
guest Of her aunt Ms. !. Eer-v Ia
Plant
Mrs J. " sswver has ~ore n
nlTE- eelnE called there sv ne IL
ness Of her mother VINO has suffered
q parzly-lc shock
Dr. and Mrs. Wallace FaE- ann
hr-4e san. have Eune 70 Owls Zen
for month vacation
Miss Alice Parent ana Philip 2
Estc were luleI1y married sarurcay-
evening al the First Baptist church
ny Rev 2 2 Fosnav The nr1de s
the danghrs- Of Csonus Parent Of
ConwEv. y. < The groom Is ne son
az NJ ana Ms. John Read Of ms
rowr
Mrs X n Crawford and 1aaEa-
ter. Glenvs- nave returned from :
sher- mp % Hebron ana Ola Or
chara-
M ana Mrs Charles Park and
daughters Madeline. Ruta and Cert
Taue- have gone 70 Old Orchard ana
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STATE OF MAuE

Seal
Sennepe1. Ss.-Bnzrd ~ COUNT pm
rr1tssinne-s APR Session. -s&t
Eel6 by ADJOURNMENT. August sTu-
-9.H
On ne foregoing Petition. s2--s-Ec-
tori evl ns.ncE 1aTlrE been -'et'e1 zen
mar ne Pe-I1unerS are -Hspolslujt
zad ought % oe heard touching ne
rngr-er SCI 4nrta n SAID Portion. ana
-hH- al inqu.r-' lntp The merits 5 *
-eulenr i * ORDERED. ThRt -alr--y
tanvs previous notice. W gwen maj
me County Comm sslOTHrs ~ Tnf.t;
Il ne MAYOR Office n Raierv-le on
TutsdEv -ae seventh aa- q ~@ptesT-
at.r mex ~ = glOCk- r u ana
rhe11,,s proceed u vlew ne ROUTE men
-fpner n SAN Portion. ana Irnrne-
diarely Afterwards near ne parties
gnd their witnesses anu than axe
s.es as may ts aosuuge6 proper SAID
ruIlce . ne gwen ~ serving attest
&c copies NJ sRad Re---un ana his nr-
Ger thereon upon ne C1srs u ne
CRY If Wa-erville ann ~ posting ID
sut.r Comics n -rreH 1Oulle places N
sglu CRY. and ny publishing ne same
IN the Esnnepee Journal. a Duoilc
news sper printed n sa,u County
t.,E- al PERSONS ar6 COMPUTATIONS n
-e-estad nav ar-enu ana ~ heard :
rnev think proper
Arrest: c " Jnnes- JERK
4 true COPY II me Portion anu ny
je- ~ our. -her%en.
Arrest :. " Jones clerk
guC4d--
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TCEBORO

Morton Edson Of Buxrnn N pan-
lnE same weeks al the aalne NJ his,
cousin. George Edson-
Mrs. Hollis Easier has r.rrroed
home tram a vaslt % relatives in
Boston.
M ana Mrs William Bourne uf
Boston are passing TWO weeks vacA-
ION 81 their bungalow On the hill.
af-er winch M Bourne vii -eru--
70 Boston, whiIe Mrs Bourne win 80
70 their nar.age On ne camp ground
% BASS me remainder If The season.
FRIENDS here are sorry 70 lea-a
that Mallory wa&snl af Bath vtalh
AZ work n ne zrnn works there fell
about ~ te-1 and broke one shoulder
.Asr week
Mrs. a Z Cole and daughter Mae
of skownegan. are passing same
weeks al their cottage on lAe camp
ground.
Ms Sherman --cv IF Nash Mass
= VISITING NJ ana Ms Ernest
Brown.
"a and Mrs. George Farley visited
~ ne home Of 2 " GRlushu on
SUNDAY
M and Mrs. 4 aEIin Brown 81
NaIsrvl4e ana Forest Farley IF
-2rone called an friends here sun
Jay az rheF mouUrec through 70
BAth. Mrs Charles Goodrich and
Ms George yeaf1n accompanied
them % Sath
Ms Sadie BeR-s Is passing I week
Z Bath
william Clark and Rohe-- Pert
house n Atlantic Mass nave rent
20 Overlook u George Enirrea and
their families vii lRs the -e-nzlno-
er NJ he season here The gentlemen
W s-snEln n re clty. returning %
HRss ne week-en6s WIZ their .am-
hes
Mrs Ella 81 Kuhl ~ View York
Cry s passing the summer q: Chem
wooC villa
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MONTVnLE

~EN-ER-Mura han usua. inter
.-s7 = fat 1e-e n ne COUNTY cunven-
non he'd 4 BeifaEs August md. n
nominate q Republican candidate FOR
sheriff n place n ne Iarnsnted 2
A CusnmAn. The Delegates 1r-an
his Town ware Y : Bean. " :.
Mehu,en- = Z and z z. CushnRa.
Herman jackson returned SUNDAY
70 Belfas1-
Miss Georgia Cray II 3ockiand.
has beer me guest Of Mss Belle
Lowell
Mr ana Mrs ? 4 Cle,nenr ware
SUNDAY n -4nCulnviIle
c. c. Swasey ana Clement Sargent
are guests nI 2 = Cur-5e- n Nor
I'll.
Mrs = 4. CuanmHn n Belfast
visited. F--dav. Emma c. Cusrrnar.
ar and Mrs. Frank REYNOLDS. Mrs
Abbls N Warts Misses Eta and
Ethel Thompson. with Clarance
Thompson. II WRIsyv,lle. were sun.
LAY guests Of NJ. ana Mrs. II. J..
Thompson.
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Eolsheviki Find
Big Lot Supplies In Minsk

Berlin. AuE- :. BY me Associated
P-ess' = speUlR! advaces received
-am AaT-e1we-der. state Tax the
z usHal Fourth Army winch IS oper-
a18nE near ne East P-usslRn frontier
Is continuing Is thanking operations
nov1ng manly . me southwest
Severa suuad-ons Of Eoisnsv,k.
-aZ'z-,-y ara -=pur-sd 10 De proceed
ne along the frontier towards -he
west. EQsslAas occupying L9mza
ara massing @arces before Gsfralenkz-
IN important -ailwar cenfe- IN the
Va -aw -,va~
SpE1eT army leaders are sand .
aaEr@ dec~eed me death penalty tnr
VIOLATIONS Of ne German frontier
Large stores Of nliita-r supplies
and tood are reported % have tlllen
mn me hands Of the SolshsvIk.
when they entered Mlnsk t-on wnlCn
me Poies -el-eA-sd n haste ocrder-
-nE On pane.
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and Ms Edward jackson ~ Sprung
deir- W, VIII ne with -aem su-ne-
time TINS week.
c a Robertson uf Bangor was ~
hume for The week-and
Mrs. Minnie Martin started Mrn-
day % visit her SISTER IN Dubuque.
In She expects u be away ane
month Fer nruIher and wife. Dr.
and Mrs & r. Emery. viii take her
place while sns is away
Miss Edna Tracy L. visiting reaa-
Uves u Lisbon Fails.
Mr. and Mrs T. E cvpnesx. wins
have been IN Winthrop .ur a few
munrak- hare returned hune. Mr..
CTpners Is n paur health.
Alvin lowell was taken 10 the In
sane Asylum Monday
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Mr. AnG MIS- Frank Parsons af Gun
r1r--d- \. 4 ars n Town. guests If M
PK-snEs brother. FREQ Parsons m
Main street
Ny ana Ars. william DBhsnn and
snn A3ersd are passing rhel- vacxrun
81 Camp Benson.
Democrats 1sArG uA---srs VII % far-
nRllv opened Ssrar1EE evening, aug.
:, IN ne 0saara BLOCK. Al are Gar-
daily invited Music.wlu DC furnished
during the evening
Mrs Annie Merchant If Palmyra Left
here AunGAE for Lewiston, wtefe she
VIII enter nus lIk4 far --asE-neul-
William .ze1lsheil. VINO has employ
ns.t n Oakland. passed Sunday n
Iswa Win MS parents Mr. ana Mrs
Dennis Getchs1i. on EE-t2ana avenue
jefferson = Humphrey lef- Mcnday
fer Oakland IN a business 1-p
Nj and Mrs. Harry Evels1h If 5ns-
TN are Z Town. guests II NJ Ere
lsr-1 SISTER, Mrs T G. PARSONS
Nj am Mrs Marshall :. Bean IF
Ms-rnse Mass ware n cuwu Tues
dEr calling IN trends.
AA-tI---As ~ -~AlS A1l1
Frank Bailey J- ar Munuay ~or Dos
run 70 zr-snn q meeting of agents spr
ctie American wonIsn Ca mills
Mr. 2nu Nrs. Fen MR-dss- ~ sen-z-
mont were Il own -aesdav calling N
Ms MardHn 5rys-her o. : Parks m
EE-L-AnrtHvenus
Mrs Hiram Eobns af Belfast WING
mas been rhe Enes7 II Ars. Ellen Ward
AZ hsr home m NicnnIs street re-
--r--t.a nome Aennay
Mr ann Mrs x NJ P-slRy arrived
home Tuesday NJ P-tIav rom ouss-
ness rr-p 70 New vnrk and Ms P-.lav
rom Washington. z C.. wh@re she mas
PASSED severa- weeks with ne- dAugn-
~
MFs --zzle Brown ~ Detroit was
10 rpwD On business -uesliav
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SEX
Ks.nnehec- ss-Beara az County cam
rrrsrtnne,F. Apr-3 Session. -42e.
Held by Adjournment august Sr6-
-s.n
On the foregoing Petition sarlsfaf-
tor evidence having bear received
thar tae Petitioners ara respon Eibis
and ought ~ ne heard touching 1nf
matter SET forth 1T SAID Petition anu
that an lnauIrv mn ms merits * ex-
pessienr = IS ORDERED. thar -rir-w
DAYS nrsy-aDns notice bF gwen, TINT the
County Commissioners WILL nssr a.
the Mayer Once n WETe--iIis on
Tuesday rhs seventh NV u September
next 81 oclpck. NJ ana -nenCe
ysraceea II rev 'tae -srurR rrerrspreti
in SAID PersI1un and immediately
Afterwards hear The parties ana their
witnesses. and then rRize such further
measures n the premises as may ne
adfudEed proper Said apface - ne
gwen by serving ar.ssIf-t comics 5f
said pet.tlun End tins arciEr thereon
lIpBn the Clerk of the city af Water
vile and Nv posting ID such cupaes IN
three public places n ssIid CirT and
nr publishing rhe same n the KsTns-
her Journal. a public newspaper print
ed n said County. that all perssns
and corporations Interested may at
tend and ne heard Il they trink proper
Arrest L " JCETS rIe-E
A true cppv Of rns Petition snd ur-
der az Court thereon
ATTEST 9. n. JONES ElerE1
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CHINA

sCC-E-A-vLn Mo~oe- nEs -erarer-
60 --on a vary sr>-re attack NJ -ndi-
gestloE-
a; me II - T I meeting held a:
-aR--' " JaneE hume N -aHsaEy M
name HAEs winch mao been dlsI-7p-
uted ny members were brought n ana
opened. anu 6nouT 81 was -eEl iEs.t
rom mem Tins sum WI o+ & great
help 70 me lRdles u ,he1r WORK
Mrs Z r Eh1tenuuse went % War
-en - vss7t he- rlsca Mrs. Alton Win
cherbaen NJ TaesdHv-
Rudolph a Rose sf Rasain6Ale
Mass Is -ae guest Of Fred Pll1sred
IN -uesdhv q par-v Of seven wen;
70 Windsor m an outing.
Nr and A- Bunnsv Bruce were
business callers n Augusta Saturday.
NJ ana Ms vhirehuuss ana
Mrs. Fred Plg.ssed ann daughter Flor
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Mr.. and Mrs A Barbour ~ Water
VILE we,e reaenI callers n William
Aliens, Mrs Barbour r -hs dAuEn-
yer II the Iare z $ haynes Of this
niace
Miss Lnez Tobsv NJ Lowell. Mass
with q tr1snd has oeen VISITING Miss
-abEys parents. M. and Mrs. 2 r
-osev
Mr.. ana Mrs Lerov --ihnev nj
Mexico ara with Mrs. -lhosv s
parents, NJ ana Mrs John Purer.
Ar ana Mrs Frederick Meadtr IL
WzterviIle were recent visitors u-its,
Mrs headers rnu-asr- Ms Lsen
RuEzel
Mrs. Eenrv Morse ana at-ie iauEa-
Ffr Margaret ~ Portland are -iSit-
nE ar James Dunnar s.
Mrs Mar-gF~r7 Bingham n New
Tar-E s ~tsitur Of nsr bro1ne-,
william Marcia
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FAST CAMDENS.
MEET CUSHNOCS
TO-DAY. 5O'UOCK

EErk ve. 1ans Il looks Ike . sure-
are old nail game this afternoon IN
williams fit=id when the CasfnocS viii
hxrrls for diamond hunurs with the
Camden aprs- A o1uple Of weeks ago
he boys t-nm The papHr MIL went
DOWN u the Knox county village Gnd
put I'D Z hard night -hsir oppunanx
nos,nE cut a 70 l victory after n
strenuous game n which ne Camnenx
mao q shade the better n tho breaks
Camden has a whale of team tins
season. the fastest the COAST resort
has produced n = decade and with
the Cushnucs ON familiar ground q
cinse and snxppv game Is anticipated
The local nurs viii 60 tnfo tho bat
lie behind F-ede3e (Kh2k.a Whirten.
VIM nx1lsd the c&mdan lads Nth his
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STATE OF MAINE

NSNEREC COUNTY
10 -aF honorable 5uA.c Il -9E1Iy
COMMISSIONER II A<1.ue.t5-c -uL--[.
@e- liz Il 4ule2pR- -r1lGe:-s - tie
CT II AAI=:v--le n sand '-UUr-- -
Aslnr.ies respectfully represent LEY
the -.'ue DOMINATES o. -at -aAd Jz
ginning L IL WeSLE--y Int - ne
LpunTy Auad -tEG1rg --aIn Emerson
ST1Ggt = augusta ~ = paint ABOUT
1nur vauS westerly - ne westerly eIlH
II sazu Emerson 5f-uEs- -IenCe pass
-nE nprZhss'tV u -tls Residence u ~
4. Z SAWYER. ana sDuL1FE-y Il ne
re- aenCE u t-@a :. Penney - me
UAk-Gnc town ne II --s wesIei1E me
If me Serunu RAagswav sa-c2-leG. u
cRIen n tbs Clry ana known Is ne
Oakland RuAC- are doubtful ana III
cs--a.u- III NV your petitioners r
their cxpac.tv as ne Munlc2rA- @ ii
Gers ~ me civ II WEIervLllt.- make
application - ypur honorable bauy anu
ASK thai yoE VII examine sasQ nigh
way ana lucsce and define me limits
ana oouncAr-ea II sad c1EcwaT
Dated al N'alsrv-lle -alE -4-h dEy
n me -9.t.
z = EL~S-CEMCRE
-EE- X MERRILL
HESTER n E-E-l---
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a PICEER.
MurlC,pal Officers u ne ~ NJ
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