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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
Rv'G WITH .n,OOO EYES

CFroH, tho Columbus Di1patch.)
Are you aware tha: rnere Il a seeciss
OF heeti. called the mordei!a. which can
see out OF the back Of les head? les. The
'oord'lla beetles are we'll provided for
in ire matter OF eyesight. for they pos
sAsa Is 20 tiny optics zach.
I'Iier magnfying glass. these eyes
are beautiful! sights" giving eff Won
ierful p1smatic coIo,s a microscopic
examination reveals what loops like n
section %; honeycomb. and each OF these
Heerringly unlimited number Of eyes has
a perfec. lena system.
PROBABLY nsx; to five magnificent NOR
;e;ll beetle. the ordinary common drug.
on fly ranks for Its remarkable supply
Of eyes This Insect 10 said to have nc
loss than 1000 eyes aud naturalists have
'ser known to ce,lare that the dragon
cy ,a: oSsN~ve anything from any point
~.taout ovan moving the head or any part
Of ~ tcJy.
r." horacfy, too. has eyes by the thou
ssrsl. aad it's head is one mass of micro
SCOPE optics.
Spiders, however, nave not so many
Eyes. though. Judging by the way spiders
look out for flies as food. one would think
they have eyes all over the place"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
NEVER SAW ANYTHING BETTER

Mrs A. b. Griffith. Box ia. Andrews
ina, writes Last winter my famiiy
al had the hu', tried Foley's Honey
ana Tar and never saw anything any
DETER From now on will not be with
ou, roley,s Honey and Tar In the house
j. W. Osullvan, 80 Church st. adv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
TORNADo's DEATH TOLL 81

Muskogee, Okla, May 3.-The death toll
from the tornado Mt Pegs, Cherokee
county reached 81 at six o'clock tonight.
according 10 telephone message from
Locust Grover. There are seven per-
sons unaccountcd for, with about 100 In
,ured' A special train bearing the In
)ured was despatched to Muskogee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
WORKS AGAINST EVERYBODY

NrTUIfI rV!S WV TUTN JUUTIIHI OF NUIIi1IieTCe
and Commercial Buletin)
Labor lawlessness may be relic OF
the earlier days when trades unionism It.
self WAS outlawed or II may be a refcc-
ton o. the now revolution 'ndencies
In Europe &c day. Whiche""- it nc. 4
'cm1s to tho same thing. 1t works i'ow-
er:ully against the best interests OF tho
employe as wei. as. OF course. against
those Of the employer and the consumer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
THANKS TO DAYLIGHT SAVING

$50 the baseball season is on again.
yes. and the husbands who couldn
possibly get home to dinner before
o'clock. will be quitting their offices a
10 every afternoon detroit Free Pres,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06

our merchants are offering you every
possolc buying advantage Soma.!mca
iha' leans that "ur merchants feel far
from satisfied With their offerings but
une.r ito conditions prevailing .n mer-
chauds.ng tuey are doing wonderfully
VEL,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06

The efficient housewife knows how in.
dispensable tho ads are to her.
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BJI.LIN.IToN. VT, MAY 6. 1922.
whTTEc

C-h~n you want atythinp. advertise in the
wv ~ini column OF this rer~r. Sos page two.
so-1a oergnins Az offered ther- this week
wS.cA :. will psy you 20 r"~d about
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06

tn. wr-xi FREE pRrss. tnre" e'nts
ser eo;,y, - cents for six months Si.7o P''
year postage :aid. ,.,
Advertisements and subscriptions rc.e'
At the offico 1so College street. Fo'' ~
Vertising rates ser I or. Rpplica zion. .-
Accounts cam be opened for shns2r ,.s
uons. Suhs,r'tars ril; please remM
order. Names are not entered vn'. W.
r,+pt Ia reccived, ard all papers nre e'o''"''
~ thb cuc Of tNe tive paid Cor.
Remittance at the r.sh Of the supso,' ~, y,
lilcss r, .6c bv registered letter or ny ~
=" postal order paye,lc to the ranuene' =,
The Gate when tts subscription "-r'ro. '.
m tho address label Of each paper. Nv
change cf which to a Subsequent 1h'e y
comes v.ce'St for remittance. NO o'nS.
receipt IL sea; .nlses requested. THO re'e,p'
- enc rnras 10 a sufficient receipt TOT 'he
tire. snhscrir.lon.
When n charge c: address Is Desired rom
che old and new addresses should he giVoh'
TERMS ....... &1.S0 n year IN auv"h"o
RATE IN CANADA,
s-.JTTEIy .... S:.00 - year In advance
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Burlington. Vt
BJpLTN'lTON VT, MAY 6. 1922.
.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-05
KNOW LITTLE ABOUT EtRTH
Dweliers on This Globe Have Shown
No C,u~ios'.y Concerning Possible
Wonders CT Us Interior.

The eurth's crust Is compared 10
the skin oi an apple hy Ne Wf'ter Of
leading article in the ScieHtilic
American Monthly. Our knowledge o
the globe on which we live, he says,
is not even skin deep; for an apple
MS large ms the earth would have u
skin twenty miles thick: and no one
has been much more than mile IN
TO the crust. or has bored into II with
tools more than mile and half. Ii
is rather humiiating TO think that
we know more about the sun, Ninety
millions of miles away, than we 10
of the solid earth under our feet. we
think nothing Of dlspatching exploring
expeditions to unknown regions thou
sands of miles away; how about q
little expedition to points only a few
miles distant-vertically downward!
Such explorations have been proposed
although The boldest explorer has no
dared to suggest going further thai
rwelve miles-.a trip that would tax
4 him on the surface of The earth ON.
frcm one end OF Manhattan islah'
to the other.
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M,hs-. If. Is Lonues.

whfA Is he heaIthisst place in n
wor'ds
n the index Is the death rate. a,
!, p-esuiuab,y must be. we have -
90 10 tfr unlikely neighhorhood 81 tn
antarctic 10 find II. In Tie last colonial
rer,ofr from the Falkland stands fbs
d,atL rate for 1917 and 1918 WIS 53i
per 1000. During ten years ti.s dealt
rate " England and Wales did moi
drop below 1913. and was as high a
ITG
Ye. the climate of the Falkland Is
lands Is vigorous and tie country +
more hieak and barren than the Shet
lands. High winds blow almost con
s,auily. but there is no scarcity o
sunshine To these, Natures tw'
great di<infeciants. Is probably dn
III iongev'ty If the sparse population
london Tit B.ts.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-05
BRouaET BACK SAD nEMoRY
Iitye Worrser That Comedian couic
Not Lock on Buns With Any
peoree Of Affection.

~ never eat huns" the comedian
said sadly. -tiey remind me Of a hor-
rIble experience had onoe.
The listeners drew near. thrilled by
the tenseness OF his tones.
Il was on ship ia midOcean.' went
on tie comedian dramatically. Her
cargo was self-ralsing -four ard cur
rants. and a touring theatrical party
Suddenly. in the dead of night, We ran
into an iceberg.
"There were no boats. so things look
ed very Desperate for US. The hu,e
waves dashed over tie sides and down
the hatchways.
Then we heard curious noise. The
water had got TO the self-rais'ng flo'u
and presently IL began To ooZe up II
large blohs like buns. with the cur
rants mixed mp In II.
AS the great Jumps Of dough foatef
on the water the heat of the sun bake,
them hard. got on top of one of tn
biggest and hoated away from tn
sinking ship.
"Bnt. alasl the ocean thercahout
was fun Of sharks and they seemed t
like my bun. Anyway they n'bh'e
and nil,hled nj II. and daily il grey
less. until | had hardly room 10 ban
On. | got washed ashore just whe
there were only two bites Of hun lei
for hem.
"Ever since then" he ended, with
| sigh. Il haven't been able 30 LOOK q
bun without shivering."
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ODDIE AND ARENTZ

L S United States
Charles
in
candidates. but simply
Of
course Henderson had with the change
will having
teessg
which keeping in mind
the
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-05
Rack WITH A wHACK

The election the national and state ue' con
crne the American pune ns urea
republican the only pos
a conuou that that the people desired hang
in
mite merely the result
millions OF with the OF affairs and
who made the TACT known
whan they were permitted to ballot and into booth
In s republican OF votes ind
American League
the covenant MADE an
regardless OF who was blame Tor he
contend the
was TO blame that the result Of the balotne
the descendants
90 the ng fathers themselves the
domac Of politicians
the right and America still lie
safey anchored in the America First column
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-05
VIRGINIA LOUISE MINING CoMPAN,

Incorporated under the laws of tn
State OF Nevada.
Capitalization one million dollars
divided into one milton share, Pc!
value one dollar each.
PRINCIPAL office, Phoebe. Nevada.
Transfer office. 1908 Hibernian BLDG
Los Angeles. Cal.
Location OF mine, Ely Mining Dis
trict. Lincoln County. Nevada.
Offlcers and Directors: Chas. Let
dorsey. President and Director; J.
Thomson. vice-President and Director
Chas. A. Thompson. Secretary arc
Treasurer and Director; L. G. Gille,s
superintendent.
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MINING DIREL1ORy
PRINCE CONSOLIDATED MINING
AND SMELLING COMPANY

Incorporated under the laws of Ne
vada
Capitalization. one million shares.
two dollars each.
Principal office. Salt Lake City. Titan
Location of property. Ely MiniDs
District. Lincoln County. Nevada.
/ Twenty claims.
officers II. Godbe, President
George r. WATSON. yice-President, W
) Mccormick. Treasurer: NJ. c. Godbe
secretary and General Manager: ID. L.
wertheimer. additional Director; J. "
Hedges. superintendent; A L. Scott
Resident Agent.
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NorIcn or Assnss,IEN,r

NOFttsI OF ANSG%NMEsNtf'
Black Metals, Inc, location Of Princi-
pal flee, 220 Felt Building Salt lake
City, Utah Location of mine, Phoebe
Ely mining district, Lincoln County,
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at Z
meeting of the Board of Directors. held
the 18th day of October, 1920. an as
sessment to be known as Assessment
| No. of Two Cents f2cl per share was
/ levied upon the outstanding capital
stock Of the CORPORATION. payable i'm
mediately to r. III. SNYDER. Secretar
22o Felt Building. Salt Lake Cit,
| Utah.
! Any stock upon which this assess
| ment remains unnaid on November g.
/ lN2O. and win be delinquent and adver-
/ tised for sale at public auction, and un :
| less payment is made before will be
sold on December tth, 1890 at pm
/ at the Companys office. 900 Felt Build
ing. Salt Lake City. Utah. to pay the
deliquent assessment together with
cost Of advertising and expense
II. Fl, SNYDER.
Secretary
l22o Felt Building. Salt Lake City, Utah
First Publication October is, 1920
Last Publication, November IL, 1920.
FOR SALE-Two frame houese In
Delmar. Nevada If you are interested
address p. 0. Box 1ol. Phoebe
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notes on file in the office of the Regis
ter of Carson City Land District,
Nevada. as follows, viz
Beginning at Corner No. l of the
Highland Queen lode, whence the sw
Corner of Sec. IA. Y. l. ". r. g. -
M.D.B & NJ bears S.sss15, W. 47s.7
It,, thence s. $50 32t r.. 1889 # to Cor.
of said Highland Queen lode; thence
~ 2S0 So q. 601.5 1T to Cor. No. of
said Highland Queen lode; thence n
So 81 w. 1899 TT to Cor. No OF
said Highland Queen lode. identical
With Cor. No. of the Lucky Jimlode:
thence N. 76o 44' W. l0Oe5 1T to Cor.
10. 3 of said Lucky Jim lode, Identical
With Cor. No. OF the Highland Mary
FRACTION lode; thence \. 81 81 w.
1875 TT to Cor No. of said Highland
Mary FRACTION lode; thence N. ST. ~
w. 764.3 TT. to Cor. No. of said high
| land Mary Fraction lode; thence S.
2S' 81 w. 667.9 IT, to Cor. No. of
said Highland Mary Fraction lode:
| Identical with Cor No. 4 of the Pinto
FRACTION Lode thence s 2s' os, w $50
IT, to Cor No. of said Pinto Fraction
lode; thence n. $50 20' Z 1882 1T. to
! Cor. OF said Pinto Fraction lode;
hence n. 29o 0Y E. $50 IT. to Cor. No.
OF said Pinto Fraction lode: Identical
With Cor. No. of the Highland Mary
Fraction Lode and Cor. NO. of the
Lucky Jim lode; thence s. rs So b.
Jim lode. Identical with Cor. No. OF
the Highland Queen lode. the place ef
beginning. Variation IS AS r. SAID
lodes being situate In Sec. IA, Is %,
and 23 T. /. N, r., 66 e.. M. ID. B
NJ. and containirg net area Of 49,
A., after expressly excepting and eS-
GLIDING 9.155 A. In conflict with survey
No 1882 Highland Mary lode. Adjoin-
ling claims shown by plat of Survey
are Survey No. 1892 Highland Mary
lode. and unsurveyed Mendha and
Mendha East lodes.
(Signed) VIM. III. PITTS
(Signed) w. M. CHRISTIAN
l direct that this notice be publish
ed in the Phoebe Record. weekly
newspaper published at Phoebe. Lin :
coin County. Nevada. for = period Of
sixty days
(Signsd) Minnie L. Bray
Register
A. L. Scott Phoebe, Nevada.
Attorney for Applicants
First Pub Oct. Is: Last Dee ~
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Miss Dora Wadsworth, of Panaca,
attended the dance in Phoebe last
Tuesday evening.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO STOCK OWN
G.hS.

10 Va hUl. IL L4ay .o-.Sern
IN Compliance WIN .oSS eIon 22ff he
vised Laws OF Nes ada, Volume y, CO.
cry person, company, or SofpOl All a
having horses, cattle, or other itsese-
ock and owning a brand or mara, Of
brands or marks, for same, snail Tc-
cord such brand or brands, or mark or
marks, with the County Recorder on
or before January / 1916 and again a.
thin sixty days prior 10 the tirsg day
of January 1921 and repeatedly WITHIN
sixty days prior to the first gay or -
uuary at the end of each five year pes
iod thereafter
On and after the first day of Jauuaty
'n'' no person, company, or corpor g
shall claim or own any brand r
which has not been re reecfC /
cordance with the provisions =
Act and any failure t. 70 -rec1.j
and or mark required i'v the ~
ms of this Act shall he dePrled n
donmont of the sat1n, Hn1 m"
IN company. or cNrnorttfOO So y
liberty to adopt and use crv 81 \
daned brand or mark after Re-
ng the Same.
re-recordin~ Of anv old rorR ol'
the fee shall be the sum If fiftv
f,rdaa herewith Is cow ~ >"'v-
recorded - v,,r drst~", -
20 he re-reccrded return '"ifh zee
Il, cents
sMy DrvyyN.
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yoffce OF Application Tor Permi--is.,
to Appropriate the Public Water 4
the State OF Nevada

the State OF Nevada
Application Number Sass
Notice is hereby given that o, tAe
18th day of October 1890. il accord
ance with section 50. Chapter So. Of
the statutes OF 1919, A. v Lee and
VIM. KeeIe, Jr.. OF Panaca. County Of
Lincoln. and State OF Nevada. made
applIcation 10 the State Engineer %
Nevada for permission to appropriate
the public waters OF the State OF
Nevada. Such Appropriation is to be
made from an unnamed spring in
the n. W. IA. Sec 90, T 3 S.. RES
e.. M.D.B & II, at a point in the nv
IA OF sW Ia Sec 20. T. 3 S.. r.. g.
r.. M.D.B. & NJ, by means Of open
cuts. and one fourth cubic feet per
second is TO be conveyed to the NV
IA of Sw IA Sec. 20. T. g.. r. So
lE., M.D.B. L. N by means of pipes
and troughs, and there to be used fsr
stock watering and domestic purpos-
es. Water not to be returned ID
stream.
(signed) ]. G. Scrugham.
State Engineer
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Blackboard chaiH for schools a
the Record office
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M9unsaia View
Fl O I { L
Mrs J r COOK. Propr
ttrss.t accommodations st
Reasonable Rates.
Everything Modern.
,ocsted next to Court House.
PlOCHE. NEW.
LEGAL NOTICES
ICE OF APPLICATION ron U. 8,

ICE OF APPLICATION FOR U.
ENT United States Land Offic,
on City, Nevada. October 20, 192,
W Serial No. 012724
Survey Number 4433.
ICE - HEREBY GIVEN THA'
Ia Nav 10. 1879 Snowehoe Mimi
any. a corporation of the stat
evada, by \. l.. Scott. its duly al
zed agent and attorney IN fac
e postoffice address is piaah
da has made application +
or not exceeding 1900 linear
nov Shoe, White Horse,
No /. and White Horse n
respectively, bearing gold al
With surface ground not exc
let in width, on each of SAID
tuate in Highland Mining u
In County. State of Nevad
bed by the official plat
cid notes on file in the of
egister of Carson City Ian
Nevada, as follows, to-wit:
nmencing at Cor. No l of
lode. identical with Cor. NJ
Horse, White Horse No.
Horse No. 2 lodes. whent
ID. b. & M bears N i1oi'
thence S 72olT w. 1868.
No 4 of said Snow Shoe
S. 1o29'W. $3.50 IT. to Cor
4 Snow Shoe lode; thence !
t053.6 IT. to Cor. No 2 of
Shoe lode. identical with C,
he said White Horse No 2
\. 72o6'E. 1926 TT. to Co,
White Horse No lode: I
We. 635.3 IT. to Cor No o
Horse No Lode thence s
IT to cor.No.4 of the white
ode: thence N S'25' e. 1900
10 of said White Horse Nc
s, 72o6' w. e69.3 IT to Corr
White Horse No l lode, ide
or No of the White
thence s. 72oe'w. eea.9
!. of said White Horse
s S025' w. 1900 1T. to Corr
White Horse lode; thence
SOS fit. to Cor. No / of said
White Horse, White Horse
lite Horse No. 2 lodes: the
Inning: containing a net al
J.. after expressly exceptin
sg all area in conflict With,
jrvey No. 1855, namely, 27S1
area in conflict with Fred frs
~ survey ANo. pbNNt udititlN Ii
all area in conflict with unsl
toston lode, namely ALL A., a
In conflict with unsurveN
cd lode, namely 1.765 A. Otl
( but not conflicting clai
w plat of survey are Arena Il
No 1856, and Army and Mend
unsurveyed Variation at
1so 40' East. Claim located
4 Sec. Il and r.. Y of Sec
sc H., Mt d B & NJ
sOWSHOE MINING COMPAr
BY A. l.. SCOTT,
duly authorized Agent and .
ley in Fact
et that this notice be publish
eicche Record, weekly neN
Iuhlished at Phoebe. Line
Nevada, for a period OF si'
MINNIE L. BRAY.
Registe
First Publication Oct %, 1920.
aSt Publication Dpcambar II 1921
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Appropriate .Ee TuDiic W ..ters Oh the
State of Nevada. Application NO. 5lOs.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th
day of June, 1920, in accordance with
seetlo- 50, Chapter ~, OF -
utes of 1919, one Vernon Jeffcott, or
Caliente. County OF Lincoln, and The
state of Nevada, made application -
lhe state Engineer of Nevada for per-
mission to appropriate the public 49,
GERS OF the state of Nevada. such APP
| propriatiof is to be made from Hlddcl
| Springs, at points in the SW 4 Ne "A - z.
| u NEA. Ne IA ~ "a, Section IL, I. =,
| $, H. 90 E. Al u & NJ, by means OF
| pumps, and ten cubic feet per Sc
sond is to De conveyed 70 w " s.. Il :, q
| "a SEA - NEA, NV - NE IA Section
| II, & u Sc IA Section 2. L 4, s.. r.. %
o., M. ID. b < A,oy means of pipes, flu
mes and dtChes and there used for IT.
legation ana domestic purposes. from
January list until December 3lst Of
each year. Water not to be returned
to stream.
First Publication October Is. 1920.
Last Publication, November IL, 1920.
| tSisned) j. e. Scrugham. State Ensin-
Ger.
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.Mv Drv,IN
County Recorder,
lincoln County. Neyadi
TECE OF APPLICATION FOR
I Z. =. PATENT
Land Office, Carson City, Nevada.
October 3, 1920
Survey No. 1884
Serial No. 012652

lice Is hereby given that in puf-
le OF an Act of Congress approved
10, 1872, VIM. Ii. Pitts and w. Nj
tan, whose post once address is
e, Nevada! have made applicti-
Tor patent for not exceeding l5tD
:" feet on the Highland Queen,
Z Jim, Highland Mary Fraction,
P.nto Fraction lodes, respectively.
hg gold and silver, with surface
q not exceeding 500 feet in wide n
Ieh of said lodes, all situate IA
and Mining District. Lincoln
NJ State of Nevada ans described
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NOTICE no NINE OWNERS

Notice is hereby given that the teN
On tie proce DIS of the mines ior ths
quarter ending September 50, ~ ~
Office of the County Assessor at Pio''Ae,
Lincoln County. Nevada \ strict COM
pliance with the law IS required -,
County Assessor In and For Lincoln
County, Nevada.
Date October, l. 1929.
First publiea tion October j, 1879.
Last publication October %. ly2o
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fSigned) MINNIE L. BRAY.
Register
First Publication Oct. %, 1920
Last Publication, December II, 1920
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The most complete line Of Xmas goods ever as
sembled in Phoebe has been ordered for immediate
delivery, and will arrive in Phoebe during the next
few days.
This line comprises choice gifts for little tots,
boys and girls and men and women, and will be pric
ed astonishngy low.
Make Your Xmas Selections Early
DO YOUR SHOPPING HERE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-01
WASHINGTON

WEST-Asrer Hi Of Boston.
Mass. s VISITING ms daughter Ms.
Earle Marson-
Mrs annie Day and children :.
Thonaston ara visiting ~. anu Ms
Walter Burdick.
Eben T-ask IS hauling lumber for
Fred Eahb his week.
= p Jones ana Edward French #
SorrervilIe VII hold services a. re
West Washington chapel SUNDAY,
July :
CALVIN Hibner- s passing a few
DAYS IN Augusta.
Mrs. Bertha Marson. Miss AaV-e
Kennedy ana Miss osgood were VS.
ir.1g n Augusta THURSDAY
William Z Brown Of Palermo IS
visiting Mrs LIZZIE Jackson for a few
days
MISS Amelia Barn was visiting n
Sumerville one cav last week
Earle Marson has purchased a
horse OF Ernest Light Of Washing
TOT.
George flanders # TaIdoboro was
visiting Frank Folsom Sunday
Ms ada orr Of -hornasFon vas
visiting Mrs. Amelia Babn Tuesday
Mrs. Marie smith and son Melvin
nj Palermo. ara VISITING Mrs Ee---e
Bowman for : few days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-01

officiating. The father OF tae nr-de
ga-e her away. The attendants were
Miss Eelen keeSn. maid of honor.
Henry Small. best nan. Margaret
MACPHERSON. ring bearer. and Barbara
Lure aowsr girl The BRIDE was
dressed II white crepe De chine with
pear. trimming. AMI carried q bouquet
Of white carnations The maid OF
honor was also dressed n white
crepe de chine. and she carried roses
ana sweet peas
After the ceremony 4 collation. or
ice cream cake punch and fancy
Crackers were served. Mrs Marion
Niles. Miss Blanche Wing. Mrs Fred
Sylvester ana Mrs. Harden E-k,ne
served the &c cream Mrs Rosa
the punch.
Altar the festivities were over Mr.
and Mrs Peters went 70 their home
On High street IN Belfast The next
morning they started On a two-weeks
auto TIP through Canada and the
White Mountains. returning through
Portland
Out n town guests we're Mr ana
Mrs Ear-T Peters. Master Harry Pc
te-z :. B. Luce ana family Mr. and
Ms Miles ana son Mr. ana Mrs. Fred
Sylvester. NJ and Mrs. LAdd Of Bel
last and Alan Macpherson and daugr-
te- Marguerite OF Brockton. About
80 guests were present
There were many valuable presents
including silver. cut glass. pictures.
etc All ION IN wishing the young
couple 4 iong ana happy life.
CENTER-ArS. Emma c Cxhman
and Mr. and Mrs. :. Z. Place are az
tending the Centennial II Portland.
VI and Ms E - SproSi aud M.
ana Mrs.. r B. Johnson Of Beverly.
Mass. ware recent guests and caller.
IN relatives and friends here.
Ar- and Mrs James Hodges ana
Robert Horne Of vInslov were Sun
daT guests IF Mr and Nr<. : : Frs
kirs
Mr.. ana Mrs. Gilbert Ke3ler Of Hall
aa4e were Sunday guests OF Mr. and
! Ms Guy Weir Of Thor1dike.
/ Mr. zrd Mrs. Carney SYure and son
/ Melvin a-s nome from Masx achus4t-s.
/ = z Rogers Of Searspur- e the
( guest Of Il T. Rogers.
! Mrs :. 3 Jackson passed away
4 Saturday Al q n
Nj ana Mrs : 2 Eurk:n s-ar-ed
+ On their return TIP 70 CAauncey. y.
z. IN Satcriay
Z z Taske- vas home Tor re rAa.-
end rom Massachusetts
4 schools n cown closed F-.dav
f.
+ children. or-nund ana Erva Of Ealida.e
were Sunday guests Of Nj ana Mrs
u. 2 Jaqulth