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Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15
NORTH STONINGTON

News of the death in Backus Hospital Norwich, of Miss Cecle Stednan of Westerly was received here with deep sorrow. Miss Stedman was born in this town and passed most of her life here She was a graduate of Wheeler school. She was a member of the local grange and active in it's work. especially in the direction of music, being a fine musici- an.
 Mrs Belle HoIcomb Johnson of Hart ford, gave an illustrated lecture on Ja- pan in Grange hall Friday evening. She was a guest of Mrs. George w. Tryon.
 Mrs. Angie E. Hull has returned, aft CT several days stay in New London. to which place she accompanied her daughter Miss Ethel l.. Hull, who has entered Lawrence hospital to take tts training course for nurses.
 Mir and Mrs Flood E. Reed and three children have moved from the extreme northwest corner of the town to Wheel CT school dorn1itory. Mr. Reed is pria- cipal-elect of Wheeler school and Mrs Reed is tobe houseniother at the dorm tory The school will opent Sept. 21
 Mrs. Leonard Main is entertaining hel cousin Mrs. Videon of New York Allan W York of Hartford, is visit ing his parents Mir and Mrs. John L York.
 Mir F. A. Thompson, who has been il New Haven for some tiIoSs is now a here farm here.
 ] An informal song service was hel, in the Third Baptist church Sunda! evening under the leadership of Judg c. c. Gray. Duets were sung by Mrs c. Ernest Gray and Mrs. Videon.
 The pulpit flowers in the Third Bap tist church Sunday which were unrsu ] ally beautiful, including gladioli, aster and eosTnas, were furnished by Mrs Lyle c. Gray.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15

Nuxated Iren in N@ its original pack
 ages. Nuxated Ifen "A will increase the ZR strength, power and A[ enduranoe of delicate, ner- vous. run down people in ~ two weeks time in many
 instances.
 MAsuFAervREEs' NcTr, Nnsssea fren. ~h,eA above is not Secret remedy but oae When v IS vel known to druggists everywhere. tn. hke the older inorganic iron products it Is easily assimiiated and does not injure the tech, make tnem black, nor upset the stomach. Each tablet of genuine Nuxated Iron ts stsrnped s,,sjic,,, and the words Euxafed Iron are stamped inio rST each bottle, So that the public may not be led into accepting inferior substitutes. Ths uanafae. turers guarantee sneeessiul and entirely 1afriae- tery results to every purehaser or they viii rsfvsd yoa' money Ii is dispsased b9 sn sSod dfursists in tablet form cn,y.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15

in Lincoln, R. |, Monday afternoon. The financial town meeting was for the purpose of ratifying the vote passed at a special meeting of taxpayers, August 19, 1919, appropriating $60,000 for erection of a, school building in the vil- lage of Lonsdale as a memorial to the men and women of the town who took part in the World war" There were twenty-eight men and six women Vot- ing. The vote was ratified.
 The Nsrragansett Baptist association with delegates from the First Baptist church, Westerly, will meet in annual session, Thursday and Friday in the Baptist church, at Narragansett Pier The convention will be called to order at 9.30 Thursday forenoon by the mod orator and, following devotional exer- cises by the Rev. H. J. Ballentine and greetings by Rev. Thomas Bone of the entertaining church the programme and appointment of committee on nomina- tions will be adopted. At 10.30 Rev. C.. J. Yeomans will deliver the annual ser mon. Following will come the report of the nominating committee, reading of the rules governing tie association and the appointment of committee on place and preacher for the next year and the reading of church letters. Dinner will be served at noon and at o'clock de- votional exercises will begin the after noon session.
 Four addresses will be given: The h.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15
sTONINGTON

The Democratic caucus was held in Borough hall Monday evening. The meeting was called to order by c. H. Foley chairman of the town committee, and he was chosen chairman. C. B Crandal1 was chosen clerk. The ticket nominated follows:
 Assessor-Frahcis J. McMahon; board 6f relief-Joseph A. Vargas; selectmen Lawrence c. Purtill Joseph W. Chese- bro agent town deposit fund-Lawrence c. Purteu; auditor-William C. Robin son; tax collector-William H. Casey {; constables-C. J. Ledwith. B. J. Sisson, William J. Ward. John j. Jeffery; reg istrars-1st district. William C. Robin son; 2d district-Joseph H. McGuinness ; 5d district, George A. Wheeler 4th dis trict, F. A. Wilson; 5th district. Will liam J. Williams school committee Thomas W. Hickson. owen J. Denehey
 The following were appointed town committee c. J. Ledwith, James Nc Knight, George A. Wheeler, Charles H Foley, W. S. Walbridge.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15
WOODSTOCK

Mir and Mrs. H. H. Crowell spent the week end with relatives in East Green wich, R. l.
 Mrs Clara Denisoh Of Moosup called on Mrs. George c. Spooner the past week
 Mrs. L. NJ. Link and granddaughter. Marion, who have been spending the past month with Mrs. Lillian St John, have returned to their home in Jersey City.
 Miss Irene Fisher has gone to North field seminary to take course in cook ing.
 George Pierce, IT., had one horse in- jured nearly severing the cord of one foot, while moving on the machine and one by lying on sharp stub in the pas ture. It will take several weeks before either horse can be used.
 One small family here picked over Sot
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15
THAT TERRIBLE BAcKAeHE

from which so many women suffer is significant of organic trouble IL teiis
 with other symptoms. such as head aches. nervousness. and depression. that nature requires assistance. For forty years Lydia F. Tinkhsm's Vegetable Compound. simple remedy made from roots and herbs. has been the one ef- fective remedy in such cases. II speed fly removes the cause and restores the system to healthy. normal condition.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15
HANOVER

Mfr. and Mrs. William c. Park returned home last week from Bethlehem, N H., where they had spent five weeks vaca- tion
 The public school opened last Tuesday with Mrs. Ida Mann of Massachusetts teacher in the senior room and Miss Helen Stearns in the primary room.
 Students entering Norwich Free Acad- emy this year are William Storrs Lee and John T. Thornes. Miss Dorothy Lee and Miss Elsie Freeman are second year students Miss Dorothy Egli has entered
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15

Enxated Iron@to quickly enrich the blood, and thereby put roses in the cheeks of women and give men increased strength and energy. G
 Unlike tie older forms of iron, NuxSted Iron does not injufe the teeth nor upset the stomach, but is readily assinilatcd and you can quickly recognize it's action by renewed feeling of buoyant health.
 No matter what other iron remedies you have used without success if you are not strong or well you owe 1t to yourself to make the following test;
 See how long you can work Or how far you can walk without becoming tired; next fake two five grain tablets of Nux- ated Iron three times per day after meals for two weeks. Then test your strength again and see how much you have gained. To be absolutely sure of getting real organic iron and not some form of the Eet2Ilic variety always ask for
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15

a pair up to the last quarter when Louise went under the wire winner of the heat. In the second heat it was Louise Fletchers from the start with the other horses fairly well punched. There was considerable jockeying in the start of the third heat, but the six horses were finally off on an even start. On the first half the racers were in one, two, three order and so on to the finish, with Louise Fletcher winner of the heat and the race. Summary: Louise Fletcher, J. J. Orr,
 Providence ........ l l Don Gill, c. P. Jones Provi- Miss Ellen Knight, w. B. Shell
 don, Woonsocket .. .. 3 4 3 Card Axworthy Lewis Bug
 gum, Providence ..... 6 Margee P, E. E. Nichols
 North Dighton ..... 5 6 5 Hal King, James ReEIidge,
 Patterson, N. Y. ..... 6 4 Hiram Brook, c. P. Jones,
 Providence .... ........ dist.
 Tfme-2.19 IA, 2.21 1-4, 2.20 if.
 There were five entries and two start CTS in the 2.35 trot for three years olds. Torment E. B. Grover, of Norwich. and Jeffree, Horace Thompson. of West Kingston, Withdrawing. White Haekle won the first heat without effort, and there was no close race between Silk leader and Mainscot. It was a one-horse contest In the second heat White Hackle 1 lead again. Summary: l 2.35 TTot and Pace, for three year olds best two in three:
 White HackIe, W. B. Martin, Rockville .......... Silk1eader, A. A. Steadnan Co.,, Lafayette ........ 2 Mainseot, Louis Buzzum, Provi- | ldence !..........r.
 Time-2.34 1-4, 2.27 1-2. Local Laconics. Earl H. Mason, of Providence hal been appointed a member of the Rhod Island State Board of Pharmacy. to fiji the -vacancy caused by the death of E T Cotton
 Rhode Island will send a total of 2 delegates and alternates to the secent
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15

national convention of the American Legion to- be held in Cleveland, Sept. 27 2S and 29.
 Basil Bories Wood librarian of West erly library, returned Tuesday, after two weeks vacation. President Eammon De Valera were in Westerly Monday afternoon, merely while the express train speeded through from Boston to New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15

the second year class at windhsm High school.
 Miss Hilda Hubert of Groton is the guest of Miss Faith Lee for few days
 Ralph Standish has returned from New York and will spend a week at his home before leaving for Brown univer- sity.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15
Physician Explains Why He prescribes Nuxated Iron for Rundown, Anaemic People Save It Quickly Increases the Strength and Energy of Men and Brings Roses to the Cheeks
 of Nervous Rundown Women

Ask the first hundred
 strong, healthy lsok-
 ing people you meet to what they owe their strength and energy
 and see how many [ reply 'fNaxated Iron" Dr. James Francis Sulli- van, formerly Phy sician of Bellevue Hospital Out. door Dept.), of New York and the WestcEester County Hospital says: "Theusahds of nervous, run down, anaendic people suffer from iron deficiency but do not know what to take. There is noth-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15

quarts of blueberries the past season.
 Foxes are so numerous here that much wild game is being destroyed by them.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

rector Of lhs census al Wast.a s1aa
The nfoprruHalp number u msr-
rlnrrs III ufhah cp'nunnllcs j. smali'
or than Ia he country ana the city
Fanatics A. rule. rr. not a. iEfge
rs those IN The country, tie greater
part q fbr urlaa gnius efatarlly
cou}nr trm alien imnigrauea aud
migration from rural TERRITORY
hot immera,lnn eas practically
suspended from 1914 until sci after
the nrmlstic. Ia November, ipis and
practically 81 the aliens ato have
kfi The uul,cd states 90 return TO
their native lands wcfs CIT, residents
The greater proportion 81 the Mar cas-
uatt4~x II Is ssfsPsnliy ssAte>3 sAs
sin"nF city troops and the hulA - tho
deaths 10 the Ipf3ucuya rpldeUrS wa~
Va Urban communities
So, tho cites anb towns have shown
great Eattt and actual decreases hHvs
baaa aAQpa Ia 1aEal aistricts, there
fore. the cctspk officials cen are hut
one explanation Ter the urban galp--
that they cofoe from the i1raI rec.
uupS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
Reorganization of the Secret Service

minci upon Vertiy hrcause u the fail
urs ~ congress 10 give the bureau the
same appropriation as IN fast Year,
ard rarity b~cause IL eAy believed ~
ptpiide better system for RAPID and
cf1clsn, warl Congress isst yeAt gave
the hureau sG.na9r hut this year II
cut tbs srnount 10 S2Gp.fso
tnder the pe~ plan the tre' division
will be made ur ~ New ingibta and
tho states ~ New York snd New Ter.
49,. With headquarters HI New YORK.
TIE third siil take Ia Soath LAt@,t,a,
Gcnf zia. liofdg. AlnLaba Nl@lestp
III, the western judicial listf ~
Shr,h CaroiGa aba tbs eastern district
" Louisiana an5 Porto l'o ~i'h
headquarters III Ncu UHcans The
fourth eg ,rte IN Ohio. indiana Ken
lucky, TfnncTsps rad eaSterG N3esiI'
gHu, Nlih headquarters at Catianaa.
TYc atfh all ihclg3@ Go@a south
nete'a .N@trh~ts Catofaaa kansas,
Okthraa ana Astars,t and western
Missouri with headquarters III fausAs
Clty TIE setebth Nill compr.sc Tex.
as, New hcAlca. AriEeta H'fa aettern
ipe-HigiAFrH. Eg@.s stsft4AFesfs Rra Asia3sta,
Tet The eiGhih VIII take 10 Callfor,
tia, NevAda. LsAh ard lIasaii. AsSd
qasr'ers Nsn francisco at9 uipth,
WaSt ng'ep. Gtegna- Tisho. 3-a,Apa
sua Alaska. hsa igaarttfa tnrfaaA,
g{ea
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

tegt afcl'hersSn, ia. eal SclassH&F1iy
az CaafiessNa, \. &
Figyh cafls ID easrscr cNTE ~ess
ylrgtalA, gBAtspa sad hep,Gcky bead
quarters ut feH nestRmtn harTs~'l
Ind
sixth cNr{s 10 cSslFacr la,aels
Mlch!gan and WISCONSIN, htad1aar
,rgs NJ Ter, Sheridan. I'll. but tempo
rarity q, ChicsaA
Ssyca,a csps 10 embrace N ssesrs,
Kansas leWH. Nebraska Mian~Sss.
Nerth tsAota and Sea'A haAe'a;
headquarters y, Fart Crook, NeN
nEh,h c>NT,s 10 enhav FcsaN Oh
lslsasnA Colorado, New Metsca and
SfSfettG: >iiex6ausaSas 4s az FEET" 'sasssH
iloasy'n. San ArtGaio, Trx-
NlHth cpns 10 efnhTnce wsshlng'ea,
ntrxv~.. ,.,.&..e,, -st,l-.~Ga A&A.a.Hks
ram Nevada sud CallgVrnla bead
guagtSrs AZ Preside ~ San Francisco
CORPS commanders were a. ucee
a. ta,}vw. rlrsi, Ma Gcu l1H,t &
StsuAs Sc5ora Mat Gen Richest L.
nalard. TMni Mai Gen Ate0her'
Crmkttt Fourth Ma Gen laaH I
Morrison F.nh Ms 1cp ey'rEe ,
Read, sixth Nal teG iaauApf
Wupd Se,att. MAJ Gen ouat tsn'
ny. lgtth Mi Gen 1escrh / Aisk,
u4u, Nr,h Maj Gga iaHtsr Liz
ggtl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
Marine Corps Is Popular Other Items

n tGRCfTfSG ter he f9sr5re revvT's
IN IL ragidif incTesssta4 Ise'ore De
sar 10 rees, q Wpgtii wss ct~s i~rsri
ftif average ppvs II Il t9ghls ,ss;
BQnl.tr TIE usf,re coyrs In naw re.
cr2itsd "a zt~ya' NJ PER rent ~ i,s sa.
thssrife-s strength of = an. sad 8, ,he
.rv~~rs rate ~ psngrrss ~.li reach tie
maximum. nanA@r wtthin few
ronihs Recruiting esffers believe
shsf IRE ~-trr7ttersi &Gvhntages ro~
a1rred TO U&rines are leaf'nu lArss
nnrgse~x 10 enlist
REQUEST that me ssfate cosaa5lt.
Zee oa recSastrsction ard fg~-iscfi,yss
toisf bearing ln Chiearo Sra crep9ost
th~vugh investar&tlon AZ sbe pres
IT. se-ss's.tsss. se~w.g sssA hsxA ~esss
s-fsss, was received hY Tnits1 s-ss~s
a~~Atc- w4shaaa ", CaiSer. cAs4-rsssn
Il ;ae ccsrr5ittes srcn me Chicago ~
<was.sG1 of CzxaEae-cs. B~njasnin
sesex.hal. director III Tie CAicaSc
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
Cities Have More People Than Country

T. or u, gt,t tlmc ln-the history -
i The Ubio3 State, IS, 1859 oHsas
rsurus HtH sha@ mufg p.ep IA, ~
he cities ana towns lhan 10 aso uila.
ttfu'ufy
W.,a ea trei ~ ,te cusas 'ahg
lated treHdas practically 40 yhe
larger etiies. The c,Heas Hil a', csil.
uatc lAat n ~ .- Is, crnt ~ enc
population ~ crntser'al United
States aiiI De- shown ty the fqal tg
urcs ~ Urban residents
haNca nn the total estimate u lt'5..
as~n trade b, nr ] A, IiHt. chief
ssstl.Ileian 81 the bureau, the ugnltsr
81 people living 10 Slyies and towns,
Il ,hc rerrculHse Is -. auu'd he
1914 tss' end 81. $1,000 10 sural ,ef-
ritury
II" increase in the proportion ~
nrtsn population ia rural has been
manifest since lS.n AMI sas bren
steady and rupil since 1871 This IA.
creas Is shown tn tbs following cen.
sus tables;
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

DiANS fpf reorganization ~ Tho
! au'oau q Investigation The Ameri
can secret service base been perfect.
ID, Tie country All be G.sIIof uto
Pine divisions eart under a tgrsfa
itaa~U' "ho piii have heaiquartsrx
10 q principal city
r J I'm rtn who hrs taea IN
charge n TIE t1lrago Gtarirt. has
iseu dos Fnssed IS sugsrip,eadeni 10
Charge II the afih Division, IA lpriaae
liHros Wsamsa. Nuuetets. Nwtr
ll8te'A east u sonutl aua western
Nith yam, WITH headquarters " chi
cekoa
RuGsm J f]yrn tn became les6
~ 'tg tgrva1 ErTrTEi yFrrg aT7. rtnyp
n la' :.ast nd l.. J Iisley. whn HISS
t..a ;s4@ -ss4-; la ct.as.a ~ .hs A..
'aa,a tf'a JTSte gc~~ 20 Washington
10 n. ssEis'sn, director and cbics "
fhe bargau
tn Organization p'sn eas 6eter-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

Hoava--T association .skses IT. state
rDeri that me hyss4rs ggotlFra In Of
greater crhcerr usar tbs soai sADrs-
are.
ADOPTION II ltheral policy ~
ward lksTsses thcsy ,hs ts4ersl ws's,
g~sw~f aTs ssss s~s*-n 'wry~f cn ~sg ws~
trT power ~te-nrssssson by represents.
sss-s ~ s~vsTss S~w FORK n1vvv-rar.
hoTsra TIE cssaEa.stleo Ia eoEp1s&6
II the secretaries Of war, interior srd
agriculture
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

WAsHisaroS,--Tse war ds'ar''
w meat has shnoaact-d the state
groups composing the array c'glss
sfves, and lbs tsveagsrteE. q, eash (.
t1rs, esr,'s to embrace Mslne, New
iiaBpshtre. Eeftaeht Massachusetts,,
Ehqqe lsland ahd. Ccnner,icu,, bead.
gazttcrs a, bestpp.
Sysyni cvrps t. embrace New YORK.
New Jersey ena nv.lssrc headqu~s
teri ~ Governors hlaad NN
Tbirh corps "a cgasracc rtan,yi'
vauia. Mar, laird Virginia AMI l'e nls.
trset ~ Cy.Hmhs headquarters AT
Pert Ntilearf Nd. but temporarily
81 na,;lrort
Fourth corps 70 embrace North snI
South CAruHua. Ceuea Florida Ala
tama. Tvrny,~'c. Mississippi AgGaa
.ssy ase4o lu4.stauA. E.AdsgaEegs At
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01

=. aIAeIe has ..ls.ag. a srea, teadearH
towards large Increases In the cities
and towns witch We cant account
for unless II has come from the
country said Samuel l. Rogers, o.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-01
TENNESSEE
STATE NEWS
Events of Interest in
Brief Form For the
Busy Reader.

qasE11 reported In PsriA - rssalting
from the firing Of thia years crGp Of
tobacco occurred on the farm og j. 4,
Maxwell. east OF paris Mr. MARVEL
recently cut his tobacco. whlch " said
90 have been OF unusually fine stfe and
texture. II required two barns 10 hold
u, and both vt them wera being fred
To cure tia weed Ia some manner the
ioAssco IN one barn almost cured
caught fire, aud the barn and contents
we're eo'rssrasi The basldIhg vas
valued Al about t,q0e silh 4s,a0 .s4vauSs-
III USHrfo tosl. Witch Vas parity COW.
erred by Insurance
Chattanooga Charging 10 a state
msnt Issued 81 Knoxville that certain
Chattanooga coal operators and prok
ara had pure haaed coal Al tfate mines
Tor td.50 por TON aud Sold sRmr a $40
or al a profit VI l65g per tca .. d
UaatFlct Attorney - 7 Kennedy an
noaRead thai he VIII pev prosecution
against alleged offend ~ .o4a as
Federal Judge Sanford .8s rendered
au opInion ou che temporary .alua 'iun
secured by threg lutai oe upani.a
Chaitauouea r6e quaFia,y am
ference ~ he sau.aNeattH ai9sirn
of the Naipaal Asssstaftpg OF uaaiery
ard rndcr~aay Manufacturer @et
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
FARM 81 REAL NOTES

a j.. DeerinE L county worker
Win he extension bur1u ana for
merry kennebcc Farm Bureau agent.
was n me CITY Saturday. re viii
pass tins week Oxford county
where ne VIII assist III the organic
ing Of farm bureaus. He viii work
N oe-oper'auUn with the cuucnv
agent Of Oxford. =. a Teton.
V. [. I3Uwel. American Farm
Bureau representative. has com
pletca tour Of The State meeting
farm bureau mem oers IN Kennehec
Penohscor6 Arons1ouk ana Andros-
roggJn counties
MISS EeIen lyman. county dem
onstracor. was n Monmo urh. sarur-
day, where she conducted Z meeting
Of he women g division.
NJ. Z. Jones, farm management
director and Z. 4. Day. Kennebec
Farm Bureau agent put IN 4 busy
day Saturday calling on va~luus
Farm Burenu mem bers who are TAX
ing that branch Of the work. They
We're IN Clinton and IN waterville
and other places.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
ETNCELEY

EyererI Cain. w1o had been passing
a short vacation II "Cloversiupe" re
turned to Boston. Aug Il.
George r Tibberts was n Oakland,
" ednesdav. 70 atTend the funeral Of
Mrs. Eay-ieT BelanEer
Mr.. ana Mrs Z. A Cpven have been
entertaining a house party the past
week. Among those. present were
Mrs. Annie Huxie and Mrs RUN
Jones Of North Fairfield. also an aunt
and cnusin ot Mrs. Cpveu e-un Mat
Japan. Mass
Ths Ei1GSiey sunduy school picnic
Thursdav, was i most enjoyable az
fair. Those vino attended from this
SIDE Of the river were met III the de-
pot by z. H Pratt, VINO had placed
settees n hts havrack. and being join
ed by others on the cast side were
conveyed To the Good VIII Pines. A
picnic dinner was served NJ noon with
cold drinks. In the afternoon games
were in order. swings afforded srnrse-
raert. swimming ana races added tn
the good time ard II vrs pronounced
Il happy day for all
The North Fairfield r-.haal reunion
WIS well attended Ang. 1s. severzl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
LYMAN GeTStIan Purchases
B0wditch-N anster Co. Stare

Another business change on Water
street has just been completed Hy-
man tze,sflan having purchased from
J. Il EreEuire me B0wditch- Webster
Co. drug business with all Of the
stock and fixtures n the store. Nj,
CeTEt3an takes possession today. anu
the store VIII be closed -oGay ana
Tuesdav for U1p taking OF stock. Il
s understood that M GTersr76.a IS
buying frr Augusta paroles
The BowHirr.- Webster O.. store IS
onp Of the Oldest business esta, 1}fsa-
-1ents on Inc street Il having bean
purchased ID 19lS by Mr.. Gregalre and
Ez+harl4I johnson freIn CTS Wehs-e T
ana Earaee Il Bcvdirch wtp md
he.an N partnership about 81 E0u~s.
Mr.. Johnson retired from LIE 11'-2
about 10 Months after me purchase,
and since then ne store has heen
cunducsed bv NJ ETHsolIe-
Fur the present the BUSINESS WI
- carried in oy Air. Gerst1a-2. h--
l4r,eraire VIII remain n the sto'0 faf
: -.ne. Fze Las made 20 plans -aF
the future btE savs mat he -nlenca
e-r = while - AK good ~csr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

-ic.,ac'f Worcester PASSED away Fl
r4uck sundrv afternoon al o. norm
~, Western avcuu-. aged ye.-rs aaa
r1ur-h tane son. i. l. va~rosrs'r,
w-.h whom re made his Aorae- SIR
v-N@E
Mr. Worcester was born n 1S"6 IN
Be. E~aGs -rc son Of JoHn au6 5e-stN
q a,rc...stp- ana me u Il o..lartH- --
s.~ea ...e~c So ea,ne ctrne ana lame r.
/, ..s,.1sca a. -ra~z AGO, -1I-...E r -s
.,c....ras.or. a. 1ar-1er on Tr~ls.-7 ara
aur. he ..nd very luv-a- 1l.n2s-.-.''
ma ~,rs \. rh.v esteerned oy MI va
i.-rr~ hin. re was the last q &c
rr-7r=ss..r ---1l--y II BaIgr-ia.
rsuna:aI se.-v.ces VIII be aeld II 2-1o
x el,.les day AFTERNOON q -he la-0 h-ns
9r ve.te,-.. avellrr ana inferno nj W.
M. -z.ce =. ago = II. At Be!g-aue-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
FEARING At COURTHOUSE
On PETITION To Enioin Operation "
Stearr Laundry at BELGRADE

Hearing VAS held before Associate
Justice 4. NJ. Spear Saturday tur-e-
noon al the aUur- mouse on he pet
non of r A Buvntun gf Belgrade *.
Lawrence Hill ana z 4 Brane n
Belgrade TO enloIn the operation OF !
steam laundry II that town aH he
witnesses ware heard for hotn SIDES.
Frank =. Southard af Augusta ap-
pearad as counsel Tor INC plaintiff,
a1G John z. Nelson uf Anguish tor
the defendants Al the conclusion Of
the hearing Justice Spear Touk the
matter under advisene,lt-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
DON'T FORGET HfTChET BRAND TEA AND COFFEE
NEW PASSENGER RATES
HURRYTNG FOLKS HOME

Ne- passenger ~ates will be effec-
I'VE august - and they viii be cor
siderable n advance over the pEes-
cnt rate OF fare. The advance IS
also effective on Pullman cars on the
same ds-C. For -haT reason many
Will toreGa nc pleasure Of -wp or
three extra 1Hvs 70 get home before
the advance Is operative Ths busi-
ness On nc Elaine Central and the
Boston q Maine should snow this
week a considerable Increase over
Other years AZ ms ume as folks will
want 70 take advantage Of the lower
-ates