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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30
Girl. SCOUTS
MAKE; MERRY At
LAKE WILLOUGHBY
Reporters Of Troop / Of s.,
j. Tell Interesting Tales
Of / amp Lac

.YI sipcr tncn. we have been hAviav
the ioltic.t Of "ll ioi;y ti.,v.. Nnon
our cpm.oytabic t.1ahou { arA vu.'
Cnmn Cock IVA Mother. r. /, oar
I"ilv nc.ct and c9mfor.. Fou" .oun-
.iilcr,' Ilr)ou Ste9la. Helen Kos,
I7loauor Jcrck, AID NTndcline Cary,
lircc- o,tt. mort -. and i0in IN v,i}h thr
I'm I,uch d,y two ..ro1.; for w.
,o ai'r fn'. / it,, ;tch,., no,irn Walk. th,,r
duties corsi.tiar ii W., .hiay di res,
rni,:ur potatoes. and Other sunday
domestic matters. Two other .rout ;
arc arDnirlcd cach ia~.niln and
nie,t for HE conyevanco of milk. \
atorc close bv is ,,rolitccline ly our
deposits. We hcro},v N:,,lnie aur fix.
edition OF The Cumn News.
FIRE
Loud call; fc. ,hc oNluNtc~r DYi-
o1dc Of RucLa's were heard Sntur-
lav afternoon. The Scouts irAvcly
rushed forth but were l.n0lln to beat
The Ford trucl, and motor cyvlo : nnl
reachcd tncrc lust in t.rac 10 500 The
The wcdAia~ bells. known com
monty as the dinner ECllH, rang three
mc,rily 1T the tyinlc wcdl;nr June
26. judy CARPENTER and Eln;.ror
S,celo rs Jcriah Arab and A,Ansl Tia
clcopat!a: Vc"a bowie ard Marra,ct
r,icEcr as Rowena Fi,zra;lick and
Ivanhoc Fitz"crald; Mary RHth'un
and J,cl, rro,t rs I.vGia pjnliham
and IchaboI Jchosopha, ~ bride,
and crooms. The blu.hin . brides
we're beautiful in bath towels and
curtains. while the crown. were re-
splcnJent in embroidered naiaaaa,
and wbiskers. Tie cc.c"oni wa:;
thoroughly performed bv Counselor
Ross. whose prcvioug ,unnyY ard II
pillow protludcd pleasantly beneath
her surplicc; while beni~rant grin
sfonc with the glasses that rode
down her nose, and she pronounced
them sDliced. knottcd and hitchol a,
HOLY men and wives. CoM~Mtulu. ions
we're extended.
Just after sunset Sunday niaht, thn
crowd gathered arourl Il driftwoo1
fire to sec who could toast w.
most nlarshraliowa in +lc shor.ca'
time. A few burned ttnnuo4 seemed
to nrovc no hin:i2ranc, en- whcn i
came 10 tellinr Ohio e, ..a T. il TIE
moonlirht.
MI. Brown, tho ronr'a~ tore keep
CONTINUED from Page Onc)
o.. had a shock whom he hooked out
lis front door 10 &oo s;x pro tlr,'"
forms O., ca :, o~..,'. y. ~.;.'p. 10,
silence. H. ~, &....t ~. g."
"piLlcs." "nluo." '..a"" ~, H,c,r
heard. 1t was mc"cIv the girls NAV
inm "IIoist the Sails"
DunoYs Of midnight fcaGtS arc
.roin~ GROUND camD. hut no one seems
to know ANYTHING about thcm
4 great "Harc and Hound" Chpso
Of about four miles lcnrth came off
Saturday morninr. Tho hat sln and
the IRREGULAR hills were of TO ac-
count even to tho lny.rcst c'cd hon
nor. Tho race WAS flnnll, broucAt
n an crd. because the ribs of q hare
v,o,o tco sensitive
Tho Bacon Bat on the rocks was
tho Grand Finale.
A iraoic farce "For Love Of
Di,monds" was odn1i,nbl-. presented
h.; = hr;l]iar{ cast:
pc+cr Snud. detective Jack Frost
patricin Van Hcnsclcr, heroine
Vcra Dovlc
Eoron Tritv Won Schultz. william
ChoIlottc MOODY
l.; ,,,;ca
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

Third party candidates will no doubt
be able to Land in third place.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

Perhaps if .osnc folks in North
eastern Vernon. would spcnd rii-
Ute covering up their garbage can.
they would not hive to spend an hour
sWatting flies.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

Impossible to hire washcrwom-
an nowadays, but you may be able
to engage laundry expert.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30
RECENT DEATHS
MRS. FRANK E. BLOSSOM

Mrs. Frank +. Blossom of St.
Johnsbul,- died at Somclvillc, Mass,
June -, ap.d j. wears.
Mr4. .ry Eva (ClcmruN Bios
som was born in Mortified, ADril ),
1878. heiap The ,Iaurhtcr Of GEORGE
y. and G4sic L. Clement. Her moth
e. died. when .;hc vas 10 years old
and The family moved to st. Johns
bury. where she kent house for her
iathcr and brother. O. july 2G, 1900,
she was married to Frank +. Bios
som. She wa, n, active member Ct
the st. Johnah,;iv Woman's Club,
being cspr ,ially Interested in their
social activities. ard was also ono of
the active WORK cis in the industrial
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

81. 9oha11;;: Ca; ;jo1.taa
The Evening Caledonian Publish ing
Company
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
ARTHUR +. STONE, Editor
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

SUNNY SQUrBLETS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

The conventions always come out
with ringin" declarations on the
points which everyone agrees upon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

NIX WCHLNS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '0C
One Year to any Address $l.od
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

Dictionaries arc a ponular school
prize, but the modern kid is able to
talk fast enough without stoppinE to
consult them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

It's all right TO Jail all the little
proftcerS who get away with y few
cents, but the government should be
very careful not to get too close to
the big fellow who gather millions.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

1t is not known that any other
people in the world are so joyful over
their national birthday, that they
have to burn up millions OF dollars
worth of valuable property.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

Anyway the Bachelors of Arts de-
serve their title when they get TO
flirting with the girls.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

Now the question arises whether
these Doctors of Philosophy Just
created by the colleges, Can tell what
is the matter with the lawn mower
when it won't work.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

st. 1oha11t;:sJ Ca; ciQ:;ia;)
The Evening Caledonian Publish I'M
Company
st. Johnsbury, Vermont
ARTHUR F. STONE, Editor
Entered at the St. Johnsbury Postoffict
as mail matter of the second class
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Six Months 75t
One Year to any Address $1.ou
SUNNY SQUrBLETS
Third party candidates will no doubt
be able to Land in third place.
In response for the demand fol
moro houses, millions of people are
building garages to house their auto
mobiles.
In these days Of extravaganza
the figures of speech a"c more popu-
lar than the figure Of arithmetic.
In HUNGARY they give tho Do
fitecrs % strokes on the *ols* OF
their feet. SO far ma onc has writ
ten to The Caledonian-Nccord pro
testing AGAINST The lI-c in thi couN-
try Of this PLAZA tor runi.hin" pro-
titccr@.
Ii is not true that Ill the girl; loal,
as if they had dipped their face, in
IL paint pot, - some OF en- loot: -
if they had put thcm into the Hour
barrel.
Denied that everything is dead in
Rus ia under Soviet lNlc, a. grass
is growing lu>u!io"tlE in the
Streets
Perhaps if ..omc folk, in North
eastern Vernon. would spend a min
Ute covering up their garbage can,
they would not hive to spend an hour
sWatting flies.
Impossible to hire washcrwom-
an nowadays, hut you may be able
to engage laundry expert.
The conventions always come out
with ringin" declarations on the
points which everyone agrees upon.
Dictionaries arc 4 ponular school
prize, but the modern kid is able to
talk fast enough without stopplnW to
consult them.
1t is not known that any other
people in the world are so joyful over
their national birthday, that they
have to burn up millions OF dollars
worth of valuable property.
And no othcr nation on earth cX-
presses its patriotism by puttip% out
the eyes of Il lot OF their children
with fireworks.
Now the question arises whether
these Doctors of Philosophy Just
created by the colleges, can tell what
is the matter with the lawn mower
when it won't work.
Anyway the Bachelors of Arts de-
serve their title when they get to
flirting with the girls.
It's all Wight TO Jail all the little
proftoerS who get away with u few
cents, but the government should be
very careful not to get too close to
the big fellow who gather millions.
HOW TO CHECK ACCIDENTS
Automobile casualties for a sum
mcr season in this country will soon
be more deadly than the battles Of
the Argonnc forest, the way things
are going. The roads ret more and
more crowded. a lot Of people are
driving cars who have not sufficient
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30

And 10 othcr nation on earth OK
presses its patriotism by putin" out
the eyes of Il lot Of their children
with fireworks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
sup-.rne Court crrvenes To-Day

Thief Justice leslie c Cornish VII
7-es1de a. -1s opening a the March
err of the supreme JucIc.a- corr
-a- Eal1ebec cou--- al 70 O'clock
Us Tuesday morning 81 The cc---
4ous@ -ae tern L .0- the --,a. q
c-r-L cases crt- and -ocsy's sesslo-
VII. Dc devoted 70 -he Gazing O. t-le
docket and TIE assigning o. case4.
m Y sc . :, NATURALIZATION
cases VIII be heard -ne-e being seine
80 - 40 d these cases = order @2r
caring The Cases - persons .
German or austrian oE--r viii be
c0--.ausG 70 E LATER -su-
Altar ne nearing q these cases
court VII oe adjourned % . = NJ.
-u-sdaZ, Marc. 6. waec the traverse
---u-s VII report and the C-,al II
CASES VIII D. commenced. Associate
> as-Ice Charles Dunn VINO L now
presiding over me Ba-iev lZ-de-
rial - Skovhegzn- e assigned to-
he TEN and VIII preside over = D.
ginning Marc. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
nov TO Be RID OF
DasGE7MS DANDRIFF

:. YOU hare Czad--2@ you D2st get I'd
q J. CI1ick-i-s pusf-vslv dangerous
W. sU-e.y --:Ic "oC- hair = YOU cor :.
Danc-,Tev heAas mean faded. brittle
sc-axE,y ta.- tia; tt-a1y dlernsw TAR
viii not E-ow-Ghep v3u Ire Ea.-iagE a-c
nothing can heir ycC-
The sU-t way 70 abolish caac-lIE 11-
Enoa II u des--ov me germ -..a- causes
= To IL -h.s 7llicE'y. safely md wi-t7-
oU. -iski19c = PeI-y gat rum yoU- c-Er-
-isrs Some ra-lsiGl sig GlC-ic to-TI-1
Tbs IL guaranteed Ia Danish al dan
6-uE. strip ttcnlrg scalp anc falling
mar. and promote = new g-rw-n o. Tie
Cost STA. as = g. VIII De refunded
Pz-isiaa sage Is z scientific p-epa-a-
-inn LEAr supplies hair aesGs-an anti
septic IuIEid neiLhe- sticky or greasy,
easy g apply and delicately p--1uErle6:
- y0u v-auc U~:+l. sos-. thick, h.s-
--n,s hair. and dds Of =. ny all nleana
Use Partisan AGEe- Don't deis beg.
-Dn,grt-a Lizzie attention now helps II
SIRE apunca1- 1ar far years 70 come
ACT. nar1--9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
ENNEBEC co. REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

-ne following -z7ses-s = -ea4 estate
have been recorded tI-ag ne pas
week a. the Esrce5ec Ee-sc-v u
Deeds.
A-gIs-a-F--k - wenbe- and E--
1est ?. Eewe--- . sa-yEs. GaE1E.
and Glen wood Springs &c, Inc, 4
Charles z B.locaa1. lind
8eigade-A-7lTla oc-i1n.- I'D Mz--
4o-ie Chase ce SE2 Francisco. Czl-, =
Fre1 4 sc-inrs-. land WITH buildings
A,ys Sc-l1ns-. guardian ~ Ee-ne--
Sc-inne-. rlac-. Ell F'-a-:sco. 70 F-eG
4 Sc-bue-, oae-Z4--- q iZa1 vr.h
Buildings Che-eo-
C---.--hor-als II F-ag-e- Il JOIN Y
@-1a-- u AG1Eo- :2ac. Edg2- x.
Haskell Z Liner :. LaAAeI-, land
r-nu-aeu-y Z Deck4- 70 -y4-- =
2 e-.s, Land with buildings -he-eoE-
Ga-c11e--oe VIZ :. Foster C Farm
.u-l.ale . F'lD-a Z Wakefield % Or
arc Canada, Is % lan1 w1-h build
rngs -2e-enn Charles 4 A1iga-. CO..
ss--a-a- g -ol-;se A-k-as - Flor ;.
x 2kzfelG. 9-I6 par e Izac-
Observation-Disclosures L s-ois q
EanoveE . Edward Efzuerc O. E-Lo-
wei! .a1a VIII 1u.lt:nr
M1-nc--a--0-- z No--.s ara Ec-a
= srsrsc1 u ! X pat Land: Z Z
TI-1e-e,- = :. Y. P-a---, and; Cora Z.
Norris . !. = P-a-- lGc6
C,ak.and--t.a-'es 7 Alden o. va-s--
-.-le % A--i-.-.- ! Alden. !za6, Lillian
: sz--h --5 F-avel y s-i-h L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02

-ne deatn ~ Tas-e- 4 Nswcoc-.s
forr=ri- Of THIS CIR. OCCURRED Fe5.
Il. 7a-e II w-es-vood. \ ] FuIcv-
M : me 1ccoCr- from ne Il est-
WOOD C't--C-- Gle # Fea e
AR a Nevco--- ne u es--
wood Representative n Tie " es- =
wood CE-uricle' aac ne 'Pa-k Ridge
Loc2~ CIed -s-v unexpectedly =
rs ~oo-- - ne residence CT Jesse
Fi-rzaila. on E12---g-un Avenue.
w-es1vaoc. shorty af-e- --l6uiEt...-
SATURDAY. morning. e Aa5 made E-s
hcEe WI rtle fE-1- TOR ne pas-
.wo vea-s \ nrIe< tC1e-1-. se--1ce
vas conducted a. O'clock tbs
Wednesday evening l. the 1-ae---.
IGrlo-s u Undertaken E-aeia11. Ee~
z "a Decker officiating, The remains
have beer placed !, Vas-woo6 cel-
e-e-y.
Tie oes- ve-slo1 u the incidents
immediately preceding The sudden
oeat1 seems 70 ne practically rs vi
lows IL. Newco-b attended e NO
t.Jc picture Play = -ov- OF F-ldav
e~e2.-g. refining home a aeou1
10.3a q clock Ee Wen a. oace 70 his
of1ce -7nD. attended - scne mai
1t:s Connected With the businesses,
enD-- ! the preparation Of some
important nal ma1-sr Intending -
60 :. once 70 the pos.oa1ce and DE-
posi- = Z tbs night box he opened
-he -0oE door and then turned back
. ex-ug-Isr the ilgr-- Sudden al
-aGEe1 ~ herr trouble he szuh
-5w-- 2-,-oss : couch
IL 4 II. -ae light Ski. burning
shons -4o-s -he IT, and attracted
ne attGrla- q -ae FAM At II
ves-i-auol disclosed NJ. Newcorab
II = kree!-nS posture a. the bedside.
LIS nocv lying across Il He wore hle
cve-coat IND derby hac THE latter
C-UaeG down. The inner TIE b-Eis-
IT liz face. L-. Ls-l-as was al once
called, and pronounced The man dead.
The -eIa-Ls were removed e the
F-eeIanc undertaking rooms.
As Re had NJ connections here the
7-o7-,e,c-s or The papers winch n
haE 80 faithfully served during the
past E-e ye2-s were notified, and
meg teupo-a-y charge HIS brother
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
PROBATE COURT

The e2lgw-ux business las been
transacted X the RSjoE-asc sessions
q the p-nh2te cou
wills p-UvsE, Approved I'D 81
icwsc-oe Nt-chsl E-c.2- fE.s IF
Ber-on, Mitchell Marcia. j.. u De-
.-c--. sxec--o-: Of May r AEs@.
late q Monmouth. Aa--sEEs A-s-Ir
y Monmouth, s-scE-n-.
Administrations Ear-ec-oe ne
estate u Lu-s-1rs 8. Nerczl1 late u
AocnoC-AT Ee1 - Ns1ca. q Plain
field. n. =. aS-lis-z1n- and
Charles L Andrews OF Augusta,
agent; Of -ae estate Of May L.
Graves, la.s - GG-L-rer. Lns-le Il
AcFase II ott Tow ael11ls--a-
Tx u the estate e Charles =
Jones, ia-s Of Augusta Augusta K
jones % Augusta a1ln.sr-a-I-
Con.e--uZo- appoi--sd-F Harold
= Harrington q Gardner, VII {.
A-kics y Ga-1nsr, cocss-vzl-or-
EsA es-E1s licenses Ez..sd--o
Sarah z Ne--e--, at--isra- e
-he estate u John a Z Aoee, Late
y Gar,s-. - Alice Z Nau-s-.
guardian - y. Lard. Gea<s . and
JcEn {. Marta. r-oo-s, Of Wayne
Inventories Eied--2 the es-G-s ct
Bel BIDS. u G-tne- Striving
pa-nE
ACCOUNTS a1cwed-Accore. q
Charles r Penney. Trustee under Tie
VII II L-zaoe.h c. Tuck, la-e q
August; E-s- accoUo. C FA1ph G
3e2-, administration q the es-a-s u
Eanl-or ". Bean late u Clinton
Papers flee for npIce-NI anG
peluo- -n- probate OF SusG1 a
Tea-na. late os Belgrade: VII and
petition to- probate thereof Elr-1oss
II Tac-. Iats % Nj Vernon; pet
-io- for iicelse 20 Sci rem estate u
James u WhI-a. late q A--usri--;
VIII and I.e-1u1r fo- probate raerent
Of %eu ? Cary. late Q. AE=us-a
petition Fo- administration q the ss-
-a..e Of Charles 3. Eo1os- late u Eal-
.nwe--- VI and -te-I-ioL -- Ea-onaIs
thereof Of AIo-zc Z Mathews, .@-e .
Oakland -o-eIG VIII and pe---ico 1n-
probate thereof of Wea--tle J.
S--ausg. la-s q Cambridge, Mass
perr-I1- 1c- License 20 se. req esca-s
Il Roger acE -,eIIskz < s--vIllE. --nn-s
u WGta---Ite
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02

m-izW, TissssizU L Davis ~ Brock
tyE x--rae II 1orr gn Sunday md
cuWplE1e6 The G-HngEmEn-K.
The czue assigned 1lr kiE SaA-s
Was form Of herr --ozbIs- He nad
had complained Af1ce lRS. GprtcG OF
-t1s difficulty, xa6 hac aept npct hiE
SuE1neAs and private aEzE = rsad-
mess tl- 4 suddel conclusion The
cay bee1rs us death ne aE-yly es-
capped beng struck by = -ran Il The
railroad crossing. due Apparently %
cnEpis-s absorption II other maj
-sr.. Ignoring the approach Of che
EaglE
L wG impossible su- Ms. -Esw-
cuEb 1s come 70 N eastwood, as she
aas been very zck- md acly day o.
cWn before he husbands death ka1
returned rur the haspl-a-
Walter Albert Eewconn was hc--
nez- Augusta Name. ecacatsc q
nearby acadmy. Going % the CITY
ne entered poI--ics. WIS intimately
acc ua1c1ad With LINES G. RIatne
and = number o. either prominent
0el- Fur more Lh2- g dozen -ea-s
he vas elected su-osaas q rhs
coUucy. A. v-ioIs tines u was the
correspondent en- the Bosrp- and
n-ne- leading New England daily
papers, p-ess reporter q -as Maine
Legislature, and publisher u Z Ell
order magazine"
MI. Nswcn-b was deeply +c-s--
sstsc Il senealogy, and was = u
sroksn Line from the Narnrwsrs
passengers, being nmssls the eighth
l-1sI descendant t-ur john Alds--
and the cio-s t-ul Niles S.aae,st. E"
Gaming II New York ha married
Mss Florence P DANES, q 5rooksy-
school teacher -Aac moved u West
wood about line yeErs aga. Eav1ng
decided 10 resume -eactinr Mrs..
AeTc01n5 returned e. BROOKLYN II
me Ia Of 1874, acco--s :l;-n3ed IN her
LITTLE Gla-rter'
NJ. NswcoLc -ensla6 = -rw-
Thing the POSITION ~ local -s1-eser-
-E-lv= ot ms Chronicle" auc L.
e. n -iils c2aacI-r - proved
Te-y capable. and cu1sr1enclnus
showing al interest y -ae work Tia.
= seldom exhibited by Il sDpicvs.
-t'f''-- ----s-- - 0E--r LlDQE-L p2S -
--4f---e Sill g--E-e- the success Of -hs
11slnass for which ae was working.
5e VII be missed II -ae community.
ana ~ no one so uacn ~ " nose
n'lc a~a coEnac-ac VIII ne ofi1e u
these paper"
" NsTcoUb's first newspaper e
perlsnce was with the Earnepec
Journal Of which Ho- about FIVE wears
1e w2s c--y editor. leaving = IT 1887
20 become me Augusta co--ssnonc-
CIR Tor severn papers II iris md
7-;l=- s--lss. AR VS. vg-y success-
- = lis &1G conceded ID De one
o. me pest Newspaper uec n Maine.
If served several terms Is register
D probate, lA1s- Dc--ng 10 B-oolziv-.
= was I1defa-igaaie II whatever he
undertook. honorable an1 success1r,,
O ms wide circle u acc -a1r-aaces
-1e-e a-e may now ing vii ez-
pe-lecce OF earning Of RS death z
sense Of PERSONA loss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
NATIONAL HOME

The American Legion Pest vii
meet "Wednesday evening after rne
pir---e show.
Edwin dcSe-l las returned t-nr
= pass 70 Portland.
The remains o< TIE ia.e Thomas 4
Coombs have beer ser- - Bath tor
bc-,a
The tuns-z- of Ire laae Daniel ST.
.lvan was held from TIE Home chap
e. 81 70 c clock Monday forenoon
Thea sors were among those pres
en-
The eEaera- oe the late Edward ?.
81ggs and Joseph A Flanders VII
ne held - Il O'clock T1=s1ay FIRE
noor-
The following have returned t-1n
ta-ioughs: Edward Geggar-- from
August William Doe from Eas.or..
AasE-. CE-lss Devi2e rom Water
vile anG Henry Frost rom Belgrade.
Walter Pounds, Co !, I-tn Ne, and
Melville C. Spaulctas. Co. -, +4tr
Iowa naFe reported FOR admission 70
the home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
New Teacher of Mathematics
At C0nv High School

BROOKS II -joberls nt Bowdn3z Col
seg- has been engaged as teacher q
mathematics q the Cory E+ga schoo
accc-d-R- u AZ announcement maze
A1n4ay - lie Office CT ne supe-,n-s en-
der- q scaon.5- Il. --bDerts. wnosc
name < Il 5rooAs1ilie, VI Commence
his Gu-ses ae1- Monda- no-r.ng and
VII succee>3 Miss Eleanor Newr.a-
VINO --ceE-.v -eade-ed he- -asigra-.n-
% accept Similar Position = ne IA
vs-ti-.-I Mass E.gl school
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CUT THIS OUT
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ARR CATARRHAL DEAF
S-SS an LEAD Noises.

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- = 2--+.:la-y ca.z--r rEl OF Err
80 1T -2aC Z u rse- and yoG
"a" c-en The means G. sav;ng
- 9C1~ 7I1T --e- PERHAPS <-1l rO-A
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= -'T7f raI save -scoE1 .2sc that "a
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-e he delicate AL pas
4-'C -~"s -fe disease inr1 re
:, - "a wescr frequently means -g-
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'0V- --7s AZ Damages cowa-rs
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- 11rsrt-E.Innai Treatment aso
- 3--~e ~speriaEy sElcacious 10
-. as-e who i've unde- 1o-e Sar-
- slt--ass conGsrInrs
- II or draggisI : ounce ~
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- ar acc - = a pins ~ not wa.s-
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az M. tablespoonful, tsur
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,-.,rI s-ec ass--5lE should oren.
~ - 7"r7rTe eagv anG herring In
ss--aar "a = ''.s.-.nI = $3.50 =.
---0 A. -4sIs directly Epon the
- c'-"g-s et.-<acs-s Of ire s.s-
= -. -'~ "a q -1-lc action -har helps
....,,~ - 1eAg-e4 -asul-a T~ prep
3 a' = make -os-z little and
a. - IL axe. Every person who
- - q 1sac noises Or il hare Of
= N#A~.c gee ms treatment
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-he-e vas !A-ge a-enGaace g -.se
meeting C. The NIgEinna-y 5cciee- Y
tAe Cong-ega1io-a! church aelc Mon6a :
afternoon W. Mrs. :. = Cudiev l.
Winthrop stree The speaker WIS Or
5e---oCe Ecwe O. ne Seza welta-e
LeaEae- wac ga-e = nos- -a-e-esc.nr
TAX upon the work II tie league anu1e
-he children Z The Slz-e. There was :
discussion CT u.z--e-s relating 70 ne
cs,.-r:.- -)el-clous -et-es;1-len-s wee
se-vel The 10stcsseE ware RS Freq
NJ. M-z. A. IT Go-d1-. Ms. y =
E-:she- and Mrs. Dudiez.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02

prevailing influenza
Otis l. RiandeE q Dexter IL II
tnwE for few cays-
Much praise l. due the young pec-
pie = Err ae:ghhornooc fer xuuw-
sane.ns xcfer the mail which wuusc
otherwise be unavailable.
Mrs Reuben Convey. who las bsen
a victim q influenza u gaining slow-
~
MiB lTz Seekina. oides. daagntar q
NJ. and Mrz. 6 X Seeixins was ranr-
rire Wednesday. Feb. ., &C Gilbert
Ssa,. srr of e-tn Neal u St .AfhRr-
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PALMYRA

The 2 r. D. mail carrier has NOT
passed through this vicinity fer the
week.
The arrra. meeting o. the towr q
PALMYRA has been pos-ponec To
March S.
The infant child of NJ. and Ma.
Ralph Drew Gist Friday rum pnen-
Moaiz- The family have been IL az
n. home Of G = Bryant, who with
ais children have been under the CIR.
Of a trained nurse
A1as AEris. Palmer. who u at
ceaci1@ school !. Cex-e- is N home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02

lave g. besr L VIII influenza. are
nov recovering
Rev. and Mrs. Z y. Borden. VINO
ara suffering t-ou the prevailing IL
ness a-e somewhat ps-re- ~ LIS
w-f---g
E-ida Luce has returned II aer
work z the telephone oGce. after &
Few days absence q ACCOUNT O. =
less
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-02
Sale Of Asoies 8arrec

In the sixteenth century there was
. cErIDus law In England whereby
ssrest pedciers were 1nrbfcaen TO sell
piuns and apples, for the reason that
servants and anprenxices we're unable
10 reslEf the ssg,1s Of them md were
constantly teMp1et % steal their EN-
psnyer money IN urder 20 enjoy TIE
costly decicacisa.
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C'otIectn- -ebbet-s Monday received

Couectn- -ebbetg Monday received
a cunM Enica.ioa t-nU Hc-- Daniel
c Ecpcr. eoUnissi0ns- q internal
-c-euus a. Washington sitting -t-at
AIRY form Of compensation Tor per
scral service Is income Such
amount inclrces saia-tas, wages
commissions paid statesmen. amount
-ecc,ves or the basis ~ percenta:H
az prnErs. curamissIcIs OF INSURANCE.
rrexziurns, tips and professional fees
Ar Of these r-eEs must be included
"a he return as gross incoEe- d.
-ecf expeuses incurred n the earning
~ euck auns ara allowable deeIc-
ssors "a arriving AZ net income upoc
which che tax is assessed"