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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16

The Rev. J. c. Smith was APP
pointed to Bethel No. 2 at the re-
cent meeting in Greenvilie of the
Upper South Carolina Pcn.ecostal
church. The Rev. y. S. Pitts was
appointed to the charges of Oak
Grove, Cedar Grove and Johnson S
Grove. Among the othct appoint
ments were the Rev. j. ". Berry to
Silverstrect and Deans Chapel, the
Rev. w. Ray Anderson to Clinton and
Chappells.
Miss Elizabeth Rainsford, one CT
Mss Margare, Burtons charmin:
guests. favored the large congrega-
ton at the First Baptist church Of
Newberry on Sunday morning with
most beautiful solo. All were de-
lighted with the sweet voice of this
golden tongued singer from Edge
field. The selection, too, was appro-
pirate to Pastor Babb'S matches
sermon on putting religion into busl-
ness. which is timely in helping The
various religious drives now on. An
other good feature Of the morning
devotions was the presenting OF 4
Young man for membership.
Mrs. Robert d. Wright WAS re-
elected recording secretary general
of the United Daughters of the Con
federacy at the annual convention OF
the grand division in Ashevllle or
November IL. This is 9 most pleas.
ant item to ut on record. The con
vention did a graceful thing on Arm
istice dav in rejecting Mrs. Wright
to this high and honorable position
A better one could net have beer
found in the entire ranks of the or
eanization; very few as good. Ih<
new recording secretary general !:
superbly qualified for the duties OF
u office. and equal to any emer
gc.cy on any occasion.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
WILL MEET NEXT SATURDAY

The County Teachers association
Will meet next Saturday at Il 'clock
in the auditorium Of The Ncwacrry
high school. Every teacher in the
county is expected 10 be present at
this meeting.
The domestic science department
Of the NpWbcrrN nigh school VIII
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given shat the
undersigned. all of Whirmire, $. &.
intend to apply to Hon. v. B. Dove;
Secretary of State oE ;he State OF
South Carolina. three days after the
publication Of this notice, for d char
fer for Mccullough Filling Station.
proposed corporation under the
laws of the State Of South Carolina,
with its principal place Of business
at Whitmire. S. g., the general ma
ture of the business of the said cor
roration to be that Of selling gaso-
lire. oils and automobile accessories
tie capital stock OF said corporation:
20 be $4,000, payable as follows: 1s
called for by directors. divided INTO
so shares Of The par value OF *iuo
per share. That a meeting Of the Suo,
scr!bers 70 the capitol STOCK o: sad
proposed corporation vii: be held al
the office of the McCullou@h Filling
Station in the Gown OF Nh!tmire. ).
c.. on November l@, 1926, at l |
o'clock a. n1., for the purpose OF OF.
ganizing said corporation, election OF
officers and for such otier business
as NAV come before said meeting.
i. ~ Watson.
VI. l.. Mrruiiough,
". N. Sherard.
Petitioners.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16
Death of An Old Colored Woman

Martha Davenport. 80 years OF age
died on last Thursday morning at 10
o'clock, at the home Of her brother
Richard Davenport, in No. 8 town
ship. In slavery times she w&s the
property of Sam Davenport, de-
ceased Among her surviving reia-
tives are three children and about 70
Grandchildren, Is the latter being III
one family.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

|
! Cotton was II cents in Newberry
on Monday, with seed at 40 IL.
| The American Legion football
team beat the college team on last
Thursday afternoon by the score of
3 to o.
In addition to the picture schedule
for Wednesday the 18th, Winthrop
Day BY Day" will be shown at the
opera house.
An extra policeman has been
Ielected for the special purpose Of
guarding the banks, and Mr.. B. f.
Sample is on the job.
Mutt and jeff Tuesday. you
Never Can Tell Wednesday and
!; ;;''Nomads of the North Thursday.
This latter is special and said to
be one of the finest.
There were $3.50 bales cotton,
counting round as half bales, ginned
in Newberry frcm the crop Of 1929
prior to November /, 1920, as com
pared with 23,441 bales .ginned tc
November /, 1919.
| Two of the store rooms under the
Newberry hotel ianneX now nearing
icompletion have been engaged, the
corner room by Mr.. Busch for his
plumbing materials and office; the
middle room by Mr.. Bullock for the
army store.
And the whole team will have tc
pick UP to give Newberry the beating
coming to them Friday-Abbeville
Press and Banner, Sth. This was said
| before the game between Abbeville
"Hi' and Newberry Hi" The Alb
beville team didn't pick up suf-
ficiently.
Son Bill went down to Newberry
i with the football team this morning
and will be present to see Abbeville
eat up Newbetry this afternoon
Abbeville Press and Banner, 18th.
Your Son Bil! saw the eating the
other way, as Newberry cleaned up
Abbeville in the convincing score OF
l3 to I. How is Son Bills 1--WE mean
Bill's) appetite by now?
| At St:rLuke's Episcopal church IN
this city On Sunday afternoon Prof.
James c. Kinard Of Newherry COL
| !ese nlade spirited talk in behalf OF
| The nationwide campaign now being
waged in the church at large. In y
clear and concise manner Professor
Kinard paved the way for the work
which we feel sure will be accom-
pl:shed as :. result of his efforts On
this occasion. The Rev. Mr.. Holmes
was present with important and valu-
| able statistics. More will be- said
later regarding this movement which,
! as our good Baptist Brother Babb
would say. is an opportuEe time to
/ pat religion into business.
The new dwelling for Ny. Frank
ip. DeVore and family is rapidly near
ING completion and they hope to ed;
their Thanksgiving dinner there. MI.
! DeVore helped largely on the Qu!ck
aad good worked huiidlng, under
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16
"a Laurens Friend Married. !"

I.aurensville Herald.
Under the above caption. Mr. 4
H. Greneker, big hearted and yer
sa1ile member of the newspapei
craft, writing in the Ncwberry Her
aid and News Of this week, pays the
following. gracious tribute to "a 1T.
tie i.aurens friend" on the occaslo:
Of her marriage ii this city last Sur
day
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16

The trustees axe invited to at
tend this meeting AID | would be
GLAD to see every trustee in the coun-
t. present. 1t will be helpful 20 you
to come and take part il the dis
cussions or at least to be d good lis
tener and then after the teachers
meeting we could organize d trustees
association for the benefit Of the
schools. Come out. 1t will do you
good.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16

!, Bcx Of Stationery with As sheets;
II each of pink, blue, yellow and
white, with envelopes 70 match, tQrr
81. See window display. Hal
KOhn
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16

For Salc-Cedar shingles, extra clear
grade. $7.75 f. o. b. JAS. E. Shealy,
Little Mountain, S. c. 9-l7-1Itp
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16

A cut glass vase makes a fine we'd
ding Gift. Mayes Book 4 Variety
Store
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16
notice.!
SPECIAL NOTICE

I hare a few more bulbs and now
is a good time TO put out bowl
for Xmas. .Mayes Book and Variety
Store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16

Funeral Flo.vers. Guara&teed scrV-
leo On fphc1ai orders. Hal kGhn.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16

Come to sec US, we s"Il f"r t.:
:>chinn~rt E;raham Suhcr 20.
lO-i2-G.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16

Buy your wedding presents at MaEc>
Book & Variety Store. 49,,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16

Engraved Visiting Cards. We VII b;'
rIcasct t.- show Tou samples. } u"
New Beck Store
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16

Tulips, Hyac:nths, Narcissas, oHHi;*
and F,e2sias. It is not too late TO
put out bulbs Set them out now.
Hal Kohn.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16

Birth Announcement Cards. fhohe
1N3 + YOU wish samples sent out.
Hal Nohn.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16

4 Diecc olnfaccy china makes a n'""
gift. Maycs Beck Il Variety
Store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16

The Book Store is the place to b''F
Your cut glass. Maycs Book &
Variety Store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-11-16

Warcissns Blooming fer Christmas
Put. out some bulbs now and thrE
will hc in bloom Christmas: have
some hardy bulbs. Hal kohn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
kENNEbEc co. REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real ssra-a transfers
have been recorded during the past
week AZ the kaunebec county rag7s-
try IF deAds:
Aagas1a-Genrge II. 2. Williams
70 F Wallace Dipiock, land and
buildings on Gage street. T Wallace
DlpIock 10 I J. Sheffield and Blanche
r. Sheffield. land and buildings; #.
"a. Cole ID M4chnel B0lduc. land and
buildings On Laurie! st-esI, George z
Snckney u Ea.r-y K Si3cknsy. TWO
lots Of land with buildings On the
Mud Mills road Felix Desi1a-nR4s
ana ETneiine Destar-la-s 70 OnesIne
and Anastasi Breton. land and build
ings; Thomas =. Ellis 10 Emma nj.
Moody. laan and buildings Virgil A
Pierce 70 James O. Badel and.
james r Townsend Of Portland u
john T Cnibur-a Of Augusta. land
and buildings Oh stare Street
Belgrade-ChaI,les ". Perkins a.
Versailles. Conn. 70 Hadley D. Per
k-ns Of Oakland. TWO so1s Of lana.
Chlna-Philip = Porter II Rorhes-
ter, Mass. 10 Rufus L n. Colby II
Wh!fefeld. TWO lois Of land, Juds0Y1
IL Csaodspeed % Patrick caaGv Of
Orono ana Eugene T Burns Of
Brunswick. land James : Burns u
Patrick Candy 10 Eugene r. Burns OF
Brunswick Land. Arthur G. Rand al
FAN River Mass. Eeroer; L Rand
If Salem. Mass, and Charles r
TUwne II Newton, Mass % L-aseIle
SEMINARY AZ Newton, Mass, Al island
II China lake.
lzR-rtiner--Aa-'v E Lib.5v, Angie f
Shepard. Lncv Il. Libby and wilbur
- Libby II Gardiner. Frnd . L.btv
81 Leicester. Mass. and Eugene :
Libby Of GadlAlds. I'll. to Wilraurt
:. P0t-le IF Gardiner. IanC on The
jordan Libby road: W-1Iber1 !. Dud
ley 70 john Cutter If Randolph, land
and buildings OF Water street: Mn
ME Jones % Edward c. Jones IN
divided hair of lot Of lund and buLd-
-ngs m Central street
EalluweIl-Erlrna T. LaDia37 AZ
HaAoweu 70 John Fougcra. land and
buildings.
Litchield-CeorEe (. Mcdonald q
Angie N. Mcdonald undivided nal.
Of TWO lois N land Herbert " Max
vel x Laura The4na Tozier Of
LItcA1eid. LAND
Mancheste r-F. Wailnce DipInck Of
Augusta . David = Br,-uBe of ~
gusta, and and buildings az Earn
nond's Grove. 7 Wallace TapIocs
IL F7T@aa k4mhu-l Of Berlin. y. T..
land and buildings 4. Hammond :
Grove.
Monmou5 7 Slower u
Archie r. Russell Of New Sharon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
PROBATE COURT

The following business was c-an-
sac1ea Manday AZ tie regular session
Of me probate court:
Wills proved. approved and allowed
of Ju.i4 Smell. late 0f a2rdiner'
Clinton q. smell Of Gardner, execu-
or: II Alex :. MuI-av, Iate II Farm
InEdaie. Rose =. Murray q Gardiner,
axacurr.z. Of Susanna Tyler, lAte IF
Belgrade. Jennie Clarke 4 Fairfield,
administrator with VII annexed, II
Mary Louise Tapley. late Of Oakland
John :. Tapiey Of Oakland. executor
Administrations -T-aatea-,1f the
estate u Flora I. Duffy. ia1e Of Gar
diner. Edna O. Scot. LATE ~ Card
aer. adm n So ark. OF The estate IT
Lizzie L Law-un, lA:e Of T2ssRL bora,
Fr-ad B. PeYLev II Nassa4Dur1. adj
r1liuistc-aIur. of the estsse If Clarence
n Haiier- la+e # Augusta. Grace &
EalletI Of Augusta administrators:
Of the estate If Elizabeth P. Bal,sIow.
late If Gardner, y. g. Ea--s-ow OF
Gardner. adrnirlsI1'a Of the es-
rz-e If Herbert =. Hartman, la-a II
Gardiner. L4nwood NJ Hartman NJ
Gardiner. administrator If he ss-
rase Of Mary L. Clark. Iate of China,
Daniel L Clark Of China. admins
traitor
Guardians aqpglnted-I-la-a L. An
arews. Of Gardiner. Guardian Of En-
ma X CaIhurn. adult ward, of Gar
syf r-~Fl-
ner. guardian Of Emma A. HantsI-
adult ward # Gardiner.
Adoptluns granted - Doris Pearl
Tl1ursran adopted by Roy Sylvester
ana Laura Kathleen L-itctI4ield 81
Ealyuke. Mass.
Real estate Icenses E-anted--n
AIbsrt1na CalEoiay.. guardian II
Georgia. E,vira and PETER CalgolaT,i,
minors af Augusta; To EsteIle 4
Packard, administrator Of the -s-
tate nf William Il. Packard late {
Chelsea. 10 Annie ". Church, guar
dun If Pauline NJ, and Marjorie
Church. minors Of Augusta - Ado
Jade Il Foster. guardian Of Adelaide
Il. Foster, minor Of WaIarVIlls, - @
e. Clason. guardian CT Ira blanchard.
adult ward. Of EheisaR.
Accounts allewed-Farsf and anai
account Of .Iuhn q. Madnre admin
isf,Ator af the estate Of William
Carniassy. late III National Home.
Tugus: third account Of E u. Cum
n1ings, guardian If Sheraurne and
Sadie r St.nefurl- minors of Bel
grade and Augusta; first anu Hnal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
NEW BOTTLING co.
STARTS BUSINESS

Lovers Of ginger ale Coca Cola and
other soft beverages VIII ne interest
ca To learn that a new concern known
as the Coca Cuia Bnr11lng Works has
located n this city on Riverside
Drive ana have already started The
MACHINERY humminE 70 suppiy the
demand Tor d high grade, whole
some ginger ale.
Tanners Old Scutch ginger ale is
ne leading product Of the new cnn-
pAng ana II is composed Of pure
granulased sugar and g,'een ginger
root and bottled by scientific SAM
having bean installed.
IN addition 10 the bUttIing of Tan
ner's Old Scotch ginger ale TINS pro-
g-essfve concern mas secured the
nights 70 bottle Coca Cola for dis
rr1burlun IN Augusta and vicinity.
Other popular beverages will also be
bottled, care being taken n maintain
the high quality that stamps Tanner's
Gid Scutch the finest ginger ale on
tsle rnarket-
Augusta people vino have Sampled
this beverage are very enthusiastic IN
their praise and commentator de-
ciarinE that as a thirst dnencher II
is delic;ouslv refreshing and satisfy
IuE. Leading confectaoners. drug
Eists and gr7ocers who carry Tanners
Ola Srutch ginger ale report stand
ily increasing sales indicating a
growing popularity far this uerlto-
rlons local produrt--Adv-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Penney Memorial Sale Thursday

Todays announcement II The ad-
varrlslnE columns Of the Penney Ne
mortal church White Sale" and en-
taf-aILrnenI next Thursday after
noon and evening. will be If interest
ID many Augusta people have
EARNED by experience that sales ar
TINS church mean an Offering nj IN
usua-. desirable articles AZ very mod
est prices. while me ladies' of the
Deborah Society under whose an
spices me sale IS gwen also hare All
envlable reputation for furnishing de-
iiE7y4ul entertainments. Ladies'
handmade underwear will be me
lsaGinE teatlre n the sale while The
evenIng entei'tQI rrnenI VIII cunslsI OF
delightful comedy far-r ny local
talent Everyone IS invited 70 az
tend me sale. and there VII 5e only
Il small admission charged % he
GT- l'Ta!EnenI--Adv,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

certain parcels Of land with build
mgs
! Pirrs1nn-GearEe W Day 70 Isaac
Z Sawtaile, land and buildings
EsaGnRlu-A J. Mace I'd the North
Wayne Cemetery Asso'n.. land
Rome-Jossph Il Lit1edeld ID
James and Alexander Forbes laaa
and buildings.
Sidney - Eeorgian1a Landry ID
Gerard Gosselin and Alfred Gossa-
In land and buildings 81 Rzxer
road.
observation-disclosures z. T-ariss Of
Wlaslow 70 Everett " Braun Of
TassaZburo, land.
WaIarvlle-AIber- T Merrill 70
MS daughter Hattie Z. Merrill. ana
his son Perry : Merrill. rgal estate:
Interstate Realty Corporation 70
June Stewart land Isabelle Gebn.
Annie Dola@ and E1za Paradis Of
Easta2-1rr0n. Mass, ID John L
-ashDs OF Eastman run, land and
buildings; Albert LastIus- Guardian
Of Emma Lashus. Irene Lashus and
Josephine Lasnus- minors. 70 John L
-ashus of EaStha-nDfpn. Mass. reNl
estate, Ahhie NJ Rowe to James :.
CTunln. Land on Cool street, John =
-Ashls u Ralph MarLhlau, land and
buildings.
Wayne-A-aa a Gordon CT Mon
mouth u Charles Z Burtar+iaid Of
Wayne raa- estate: p. L. Blake Of
Monmouth and Bertha Blake Mac
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
HOUSING GREAT
PROBLEM. TJBERC-
ULOSIS INCREASE

The KEYNOTE Of me Z6ta annual
meeting If the Tuberculosis Assoc,a-
ton held last weAk al St Louis vas
sounded by LT Vic1or ~ Vaughan
president Of rhe ASSOCIATION. sars DR.
T. 2 Harry Of WauerviIfe. chairman
Of ne Central Name Sanal01-,urn
Commission. VINO with " A Ear
r1s If Augusta executive secretary
Of TIE Maine Public EaaIth Associa-
non. ms 5usI returned from The
meeting
Nearby Inn per rent If the adult
inhabitants arg already infected WIZ
tuberculosis. ssud Dr vaughnn.
Housing, as T ook a L is -2le
greatest problem II the increase IN
tuberculosis Infection. u Is aur duty
IS pilvslClans ana health workers %
sr-rraTP the people especially the
children. - build sa7nruria hnspi-
tails and colonies. bur We must rag
ogr1ze Ak all times that THESE ara
uriy -nllesicnes N me road Of hu-
man progress. Tuberculosis Is one If
the largest faCrurs in our public
health program ana one L7at VIII be
ei'adicated onl~ bv seeing and at
lacking the hRalth problem as a
whore
The conference this veRr was al
vlGed INTO four sections. clinical.
HathoinE1ca-. soclnjogscai ana nurs-
ing Before each Of these seCtlons.
papers We're lead nv national lend
ai.s n tuberculosis alG public health
WORK. Representatives. were present
fET'rn -u states C4nHda and The Phil
pplne Islands.
Al q meeting OF Official -g,resenIa-
r5ves Of state nrEanIza mons a COM
mIrGee Of = was named af which DR.
Hardy vas a member x consider
modification IN the 1rEaTiza non and
prIE-'IIn Of The National AssoCIalUr
recommended bv state assocla1uns.
This committee was the business
committee Of the entire conference
and as a result If its deliberations
recommendation waTr made for The
dtrlpC-a-.zaLCR Of the National As
soCIaFluu. proviGInE ter one dil'acI Or
70 be elected by each state associa-
non. and % directors elected az large
ana fer the elimination IF the pres
emf system 1f ''-egianRl" service.
Or. Hardy will present a complete
rsapor- OF the conference Al meeting
of tie execui1ve committee If the
Maine Public Health Association
which viii be held IN THIS city
Thursday.
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GIRL SCOUT NOTES

The regular weekly meeting Of the
Girl Scouts af Thistle Tronp !. was
held IL ne Y NJ. c. A Assembly
hail. Thursday afternoon, win =
good attendance
The Scouts ara alrsad~ making
plans for their annual Scout canp.
all SECOND class Scouts arc eligible 10
amend. This van- hey win 3e n
ann Tor one wee3. beginning June
1qt1. al Birca Point Camps. an North
punG
On Saturday hike was erjuyed
out 10 " z. Rollins farm on the
L4Iuh1ield road, where the Scout
camp WAS last year Fires were ouilt
and each scout cooked Lleir meaI IN
-l'ue woods style"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

Saturday. May 18th. the Girl
Scouts VIII make their annual chi
iecuun ri papers. magazines, old rub
Der. and rags. Il VIII De greatly ap-
pTeciated II people having any Of
these things viii place them IN con-
spiclous place, and reREns viii call FIR
them Only papers and magazines
lied n bundles viii De taken. These
are SOLO for the purpose Of adding
money u Inc Scout r.snsu-y. The
Scouts and three leulns VIII work al
day Saturday collecting III both sides
If the river
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

account IF Hattie p F1urnmer, e-eru-
tT-x af the VIII Of Wilson Nasnn. lHre
Of Winthrop, first and final account
Of Fred Q. Watson. administrator af
the estate Of Fred " Small. LATE If
Wayne. distribution account Of Ralph
c Bean, administrator Of the estate
NJ Hamilton Bean, late of Clinton,
final account af F7ursnce L Bean. au-
rninisrratg-x OF The estate Of Clara Z.
Bean. lHte nf Clinton. secand
account of Augusta Trust Conn
Parry. trustee under the viii Of Levi
Stevens. late If wlntnrap; second ae-
csiInt Of Frank Plurnsie2Ad. admins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
FARM BUREAU NOTES

County Agent Day OF the keunepec
Farm Bureau and Z. ". Blackwell
county poultry leader. were in can
farence Saturday and plans we're land
for rhe countrywide poultry chilling
campaign which will tase place IN
August During TINS campaign they
expect 70 have the Assistance or O.
M Wilbur extension poultry expert
from University Of Maine. Those
who are Interested IN getT1nE rid nj
their nun-lay'tng hens. are getting in
70 communication with their local
poultry protect leaders or the county
bureau
A pruning and spraying demon
str'a1lpn viii be rNid Wednesday fore
noon III 10 O'Clock IN the ofehard Of
n NJ Robinson az VassaIboro. The
demonstration viii be conducted by
3. :. Clement. the county orchard
project leader, who Is also identified
with the Maine Department af AgT'i-
culture Mr. Day viii als3 be pres
ent at me meeting.
Monmouth Grange viii hold "open
SESSION next Wednesday, evening al
their regular meeting and the boys
ana girls who are Interested IN the
agricultural clubs are invited 10 al
tend. Plans viii be made fur the
coming season. The club project
leader IN Monmouth is Mrs. Harriet
Henderson. Mrs. Henderson is super
intzndent Of the Monmouth schools
ana a very enthusiastic worker.
The BOYS and GiriE' Club OF. Vas
salburo IF which Mrs Guy c. Eaynes
Is club leader. is planning 10 re-
organize very SOON.
a sheep meeting was held Monday
al ReadfieId- DR.. l. s Cleaves Of
University IF Maine and also vice
president of the Maine Sheep and
Woni Growers Association. presided
al the meeting and outlined the
method Of marketing woui as pro-
posed by the association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

t 2analng harmful drugs. In these various Frepi
e --eguent4y leaving the system weaker than before
ne -ae a.. F." Arwood's Medicine brings quick relief
IT,; ne risk Of injurious astsreffecrs. Instead Of
a. Improvement At the expense Of weakening some
1- = helps the entire digestive appa-aE1s- tones the
tt and establishes general healtty cnnuIann Taken
l'F me physical Improvement which VIII result, VIII
= a-efcone rhe fear of attack.
~ be gwen with perfect safety To every member
~ arr L has been family healthresturer for SO
It's --1ends stencfast You buy a large bottle
a6nnnu1ul doses from your druggist for so cents
- 4e1lc!ne Co., Portland, Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

t,-atnr af rhe estate Of William Chris
llansnn. late Of wz.srv1iie-
Papers fled for nutice-PeIstaur Tor
administration Of the estate az Eeien
Rowe. late ~ Albion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

William Joyce. VINO has been teie-
graph operator for the Maine Brok-
erage On. II their lewiston Office, has
been transferred u their Office IN
this cirv. Mr. Joyce started on his
duties II tins CRY Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

Fred Perkins and George williams
Of tins ciry and Mr.. King Of Boston
MADE i good catch IF trout recently
III Belgrade Lakes, getting four. the
larEest weighing about four and one
half pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

Mr. and Mrs Waiter n. Fierce
are receiving congratulations upon
The birth Of a snn. Paul Harrison.
who arrived May s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

Mrs. Criah Drew Of Ting City has
gone 10 Oakland where she viii pass
few days as the Enesi af her
daughter Mrs. Harold Perrin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

Be- Fa-- OF Manchester. WIN is
employed n Bath. was in the CITY
Saturday On his way 70 his home
where ne passed the weekend