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CARATUNK
Christmas passed off very quietly her,

Christmas passed off very quietly here
with several private Christmas trees
for the children.
Nc Gertrude Clark returns 10 her
work in Portland Monday after a
short visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. II. Clark.
A very pretty custom was carried
out by two young ladies of this place
in decorating every house in town
with a Christmas wreath, Christmas
Eve. Great credit is due them
Mrs. Anna Martin and Mrs. Molly
Morris are very thankful for the Il
beral Christmas presents given by the
community.
Sabbath school was not in session
Sunday it being too cold for the little
ones.
Mrs. Florence Powell returned from
bingham Saturday where she has been
the past week.
Miss Marion Clark spent few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Clark. She returns to her work
in Portland Tuesday.
The embers are glowing brightly
from the newly organized campfire
among the girls in the Lincoln school
With tho Grammar school teachers,
Mice Tnnes as their guardian. The
n,,rnooo of this group is to encourage
sriandsbin habits Of right living and
n aotabIisb better understanding
~ natnre Much enthusiasm is shown
NV oil tho members and they look for
rtord to their weekly ceremonial meet
Df.h
hrench of the campfire. the Bluebirds
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DENNIST0N

The latter part of the week, Dec
ember %. "a and 25, a heavy storm
occurred in this vicinity and the roads
were badly drifted.
Iven Graffte, who has been working
at Jones Pond spent the holidays at
his home. He went to No. l Camp
Monday. where he is to work as 1ller
during the winter.
School closed here the 18th of Dec
ember after n term of fourteen wef's.
During the term Howard Graifte dld
not miss a single day and GLADYS
Graffte and Lawrence Henderson were
absent but one half day each. On
the afternoon of the 18th the CHRIST
mas tree for the children was well
laden by Santa Claus, in spite OF the
fact that he had to come week early.
Ethel Holden spent the Christmas
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Aaron Holden.
Sunday, December rs, the school
children were entertained at a dinner
and party by their teacher, Mrs. A.
A. Graffte
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holidays at home with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Dexter.
Mrs. Lee Owens and children have
recovered from the measles but Mr.
and Mrs. Owens like many others are
suffering with severe colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. {. Fletcher and
little daughter Enid and A y White
house were Christmas Day guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. {. Holt were
Christmas Day guests of her son, Geo
W. Fairfield and family in Norridge-
wock
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Smith were
Christmas Day guests of his sister
Mrs. Tom Cammaek and husband.
William Wallace took an auto trip
to Wateryille last Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Ware returned to Water
Vile last week after passing a few
days with her sister, Mrs. A H. An
derson
Miss Gladys Packard and her lit
tie five year old protege are passing
the holidays at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. o. X. Packard.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Lee has been very sick with
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Kelley were cal
led last SUNDAY at the home OF her
aunt, Mrs. E. H. Bates.
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STARKS

Charles Storry spent Christmas with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Sterry.
Barlow Nichols and daughter. Mrs.
Aaron Mardon and three children are
keeping house i'm Ella SaWyer's house
this winter.
Mrs f. E Frederic has been appoint
ed " the county chairman 10 raise
the sum asked for in the town of
Starks for the Near East Relief Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Farrand and ba-
by were Christmas guests at the home
of his parents in Mercer.
Some from this place attended the
Christmas concert at West Mills last
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. O. Grey and daugh-
ter were week end guests of her par
ents in New Sharon.
Ella May daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Edd Nolan recently underwent an ope-
ration for appendicitis.
Flora Taylor visited her friend, Ed
ma Tupper, Sunday.
Last Sunday afternoon the store of A
NJ. Grey and Son caught fire Very
little damage was done. But if it had
not been discovered just as it was
without a doubt. the fire would have
proved serious
Miss Nellie Beane of Skowhegan
was dinner guest of her sister, Mrs
E. E. Frederic. Christmas Day.
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,.,-.,,. --,-,,t,.,, ~ ,-,o-,d
fhilip dHioi ~ 'i9'',,ih u,t, ,ia ra,.Ior
parents N,. anu Ni'S' "'''"' 60 ~
iof ie" oag9 .,. ,.u.1 %
Laatisloh Low l'o'.,''i ",.', ,,.',,boa
sefeA ia2Atiis o4o p'E T,''''' ',+1. ",-'f.'N
thfea hundred anu ''~''' P'"'''''
Tha Ladies Md OF me iapli7' 'uur'a
he'd heir annual sale and supper
Tue IL afternoon and evening, Dee
q Il So n great success S'''''iIs
and daauelaiik. There was l"rae
collection q fancy articles. coi"r'a
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NORTH MADISON

Miss Nellie Greene is quite sick with
bad cold and abcesses in her head
DR.. Piper of Solon was called to see
her.
f. S. Hunnewell of North Anson is
in town for a short stay.
Christmas passed off very quietly
around here altho there were several
family trees which were greatly enjoy
ed by the little folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Clark enter
tanned their children at Christmas, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Reed of North Anson
Howard Clark and wife and daughter
Lucille of Skowhegan an their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Emma Dean and their little
granddaughter, Thelma Dean who
lives with them.
Mrs. Fannie Holway of Solon was
in town to spend Christmas with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greene
on the Lakewood road.
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Gilman is spending this week with
Mr. and Mrs George Gilman.
Bert Stevens of Oakland has seye-
raj teams hauling the pulp wood from
the Chester Rollins and VIM. McDo-
nough lot here to Solon station.
Miss Verna Bothwick closed very
successful term of school of sixteen
weeks in the Blaine school here and
returned to her home in North Arson
last Saturday. She was entertained
one evening last week in the home OF
Orlando Hunnewell. Card playing
was enjoyed after which refreshments
of popcorn and fudge were passed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Laurison OF
Bingham village were Sunday callers
at Edward Smiths.
Mrs. Elsie Brasier who is house
keeper for Robert Davis spent Christ
mas with relatives in Brighton.
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EAST NEW PORTLAND

The high scool closed last Thurs
day for weeks vacation. Mr.. Mar
shall, the principal has gone to his
home in Lancaster, ~ H. Miss Mel
lie G. Walker, the assistant is spend
ing a portion of her vacation in Farm
ington.
There was a community Christmas
tree at II. p Jones on the evening of
December 25th
C. b. Walker recently received a
communication from f. l.. Newdick,
chief of the bureau of Seed Improve
ment, stating that he won first prize
Of SIS on best 10 ears 8 rowed Flint
corn. This makes Mr.. Walker a
member of the Maine Seed Improve
ment Association for 1921.
Rev and Mrs. J. C. Holmes and
sons. who have been at a. r. p. Ed
wards during the holidays, left last
Monday for California where they
will spend the remainder Of the win
ter In the spring they will return
to Japan where Mr.. Holmes is doing
missionary work. Mrs Holmes mo-
ther, Mrs. Juliette Edwards, is accom-
panYlnE her daughter pach u japan
Mrs. J. A. Swain Of Skowhegan
spent the holidays at the home of her
son, II. A. Nye.
Misses Madeline and Martha Emery
are enjoying two weeks vacation
from their schools in Auburn
Mr.. and Mrs. Ercell Atwood ant
son Colby spent Christmas with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvarez Church
ILL.,
Mrs. Flora Hutchins has returned
to the home of her daughter, Mrs. H
p. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Hutchins ant
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.JACkMA AN

On Thursday evening an Xmas tree
was held at Jackman Hall, The trees
were prettily decorated and we'll load
ed with pretty and useful gifts. The
concert and especially the reading Civ
en- by Miss Marjorie Graffte was much
appreciated by old and young. Much
credit is due the young ladies who
worked so hard to make the tree
success.
Owing to the illness of the Rev Mr..
Timperly services at the Congregation
al church were postponed on Sunday.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Bishop was buried on Tuesday
morning.
Rev Ralph Gilbert is home from his
studies at L'Assomption College, Mont
real. for the Christmas holidays
The first severe weather of the sea-
son visited us Thursday, beginning
during the night with a heavy wind
which kept up until Saturday night.
The many friends of Mrs. Walter
Holden and Miss Marie Harris will
be glad to know that both are getting
along as we'll as can be expected after
their operations at the hospital.
Bernard Nichols is home from Bing-
ham where he has been working.
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SOUTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY

Chester Berry came home from Exc
ter for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry and daughter
and her sister, Mrs. Elsie Brazier OF
Bingham spent Christmas Day with
their mother, Mrs. Georgia York in
Brighton.
Vernad York is home from the
woods.
Miss Verna McQuilkin is working at
Skowhegan
Harold York is doing blacksmith
work at Solon.
p. A. Chase has sold his farm, the
Goodrich place in Bingham and the
parties have begun cutting pulp on 1t.
Sumner Whitman and son, Nelson,
have bought the boiler at Dell Par
kers mill at Madison and are mov-
ing it to Vest Brighton to use in
their mill
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MADISON CENTER

Christmas passed very quietly in
this place Each family enjoyed the
day at home. Few guests were oa-
tertained.
Sumner Ward and daughter, Sadie
NJ. left last Thusrday for Boston Il
spend the remainder of the winter
All regret their going and hope to
see them in the early spring.
Ellsworth Hayden of Portland was
a guest of Fred and Olive Hayden one
night last week.
Mr. and Mrs w. E. French have
gone to Bangor to spend the holidays
with their son Millard.
Mrs Georgia Bickford spent Christ
mas night and Sunday forenoon as a
guest of Mrs. Wallace Adams oi
Skowhegan.
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BINGHAM CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Curtis enter
tained as guests on Christmas Day
her father and her brothers and fam
lilies. The all partook of a bounti-
full dinner after which Christmas
tree was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Robinson of
Solon are boarding at Robert Davis.
while Mr. Robinson has employment
here.
DR.. Piper of solon was called last
Sunday to see Lyman Brown, who is
in failing health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilman enter
tanned their two children, Forrest Gill
man and wife of Bingham village and
Ethel Savage and husband and young
son on Christmas Day. Forrest Gil
man has employment as scaler on
Cow Mt, for Forrest H. Colby Mrs
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The News of Somerset'S Busy Towns

PHYLLIS ana clarence "hilihs were
the guests of their grandparents, Mr..
ana Mrs. iiclry Whiting la#f week.
Th. annual Fair and supper eiven
last ut -aay bv The Ladies Aid soeie-
Is of the Baptist charch Ma great
succc.. and netted the Society quite
Intle over two hundred dollars The
interior of the yestry where tie iaif
vas held was especially pretty this
wear with its trimming entirely Of
red and green. "Ye Olde Curiosity
shop" attracted many patrons. The
baked beans and salad supper served
~ siy p'c'l.. was very mic. aid VAS
well patrouIzed
p..,,. IS bo,oo from Con-
..,t.,,, ,.r tcr halliday vacation
M. 't.ii.,r,,, ,,f C,so-,,a Worthy have
-, .',,, r,, measles
''' ,.'..,,b.n md l#ttle son of
=, "a ara tho qnests of Mr..
T., n v,nobsn
Nv, .,.'l..'r. and families of Som
,i.t doc opfoved another
~ .,f,. fa,,o,,. ui,nic supprs at their
- '.., 'I,, I,.,1',,. nyaning After sup
i''I' .;c,l ,,.,.,.o dietrihuted from
49,, p.,,.,, hae heen in moor
,.a.t,h dnri,, the naet few weeks.
I,ralori,I, cna,,iding and Miss
,,i..i... cnau1din, are home for the
'ii''l., ,.',,,..,...
nt.l. ,,,.,d,, ,,..s homo from Liver
- E,oIIs For christmas. returning
~ his work Monday.
- .,',,,.,,'t ,'', "o' Cranoo vas renresented
,ha c,oto neeting held in Lewis
tom last week bv its Worthy Master
Walter Head.
Mrs / p Lancaster and son Ralph
of Madison we're calling on relatives
in town Friday.
The members of Somerset Grange
held regular meeting at their hall
on Thursday evening and after the
husiness meeting the committee in
cbarpe gave very nice program af-
ter which Santa Claus appeared and
distributed the gifts from the tree.
Popcorn and candy were serVea 10
everyone and a pleasant evening en-
joyed by all.
The Superintendent OF tne oohsre-
gational Sunday school "lsheS TO an
nounce that the materlaiS VI ue' Gu ~.
the new year will have arrived peiore
Sunday and it Is hoped that ali l'e
scholars Will be present anu coiiiii,onoe
the New Year with large attendance
on the first Sunday. The SUNDAY
school Will meet IN tne Vese'iy'
Mrs Josephine Whiting has oeen on
the sick list.
Miss Nina fiuSsey IL hoiiio - oiii ~ ~
school duties in Brockton' MASS Ior
the holidays.
Miss Dorothy Folsom is home from
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Beane and Douglas Spaulding; read
ing, Clyde Spaulding; The Cradle song
a group of girls; the night before
Christmas, Charles Whorff; The
Christmas Tree Sunday School Boy,
Stephen Armstrong; Birdie, Ethel
Beane Just Like Papa; Winona Car
bina, Douglas Spaulding and Ethel
Beane; a greeting, Winona Carbino;
reading, Edwin Beane; When the Wise
Men Followed the Star, Muriel Spauld-
ing; reading, William Beane; Santa
Claus Revising his List, Payson
Spaulding. Alta Moore and Mildred
Sterling; The Appearance OF Santa
Claus closed the program and all
those present were made happy when
he distributed gifts from a we'll load
ed tree.
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FRIENDS AMAZED At
HER RECOVERY
Suffered Fifteen Years From Indiges-
tion But Feels Fine Since Taking
Tanlac

AL M friends have been express
ing surprise at my wonderful i'm
proyement in health, and when they
ask me how l account for it I tell
them it is entirely due to Tanlac."
said Mrs. Anna Moreau of 347 Hay
ward street Manchester, n. II.
L suffered SO badly from indiges-
ton for fifteen years, she continued
that no matter what l ate it lust
hurt as though | had swallowed mol
ten lead, and | would bloat up so
could scarcely get my breath. l
| hardly ever knew what it was to get
good nights sleep and frequently
had to sit up for hours in my efforts
to get relief | was subject to fire.
auent headaches that completely
prostrated me. and sometimes | got
so dizzy that | was in danger of fall
ing. | had intense pains across the
small of my back, especially if l at
tempted to stoop over. had so lit
tie appetite that l seldom went to the
table at all. and I became very weak
and miserable and discouraged
But Tanlac soon changed all that
for it gave me such an appetite that
l felt hungry all the time. l found
that | could eat whatever | wished
without suffering from gas or heart
burn or pains in the stomach. I am
never troubled with headaches or
dizzy spells now and the pains in the
back have disappeared altogether. I
sleep so well at night that l have to
be walked in the mornings and l am
feeling stronger than | have for sew
eral years"
Tanlac is sold in Skowhegan by
SIMPSONS Drug Store. L. C. Williams
Athens, and by the leading druggists
In every town.
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EAST POND

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boyington of
Waterville and Mr.. and Mrs. John Nit
chell of Norridgewock passed Christ
mas with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
\. y. Boyington at East Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Rowe spent
Christmas with their son, Frank
Rowe.
Miss Cora Fisher of Madison was
a week end guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Harry Fisher.
Master Reginald Boyington is visit
ing his grandparents for a week, Mr.
and Mrs. n. n. Boyington.
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POWERS SCHOOLHOTSE

Herbert Chapman was up from
Skowhegan to visit his mother Sunday.
Ralph Berrys children are quite
sick with the measles.
Mrs. Josie Abbott son and daughter
were visitors at Jenny Berry's Sun
day.
II. b. Stevens spent Christmas with
his daughter, Mrs Joe Berry.
Wilmer and Louise Forbes of La
rome also Lillian Libby form Mexico,
Maine were Saturday callers in Sm-
su Puffer's.
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OAK HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. I. C. Holt and family
attended the Christmas tree at the
home of his brother, Amos Holt last
Friday evening which was a very en-
joyable affair.
Mr.. and Mrs Emery Soule with
Nr. and Mrs. Tom Smith, A. n. White
house and Geo Worthen attended the
Christmas tree and card party last
Friday evening at the home OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Will BoyntOn in Mercer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Taylor and ram
ily were guests at dinner and the
Christmas tree, Christmas Day, at the
home of her mother Mrs Edwin Fran
els.
Miss Doris Dexter is passing the
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DODEIN Observation-Disclosures

Miss Amber Boynton, Mr.. Reginald
Boynton and Mrs. Alta Boynton or
Watervile are visiting friends in this
vicinity this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Witham were
guests at Will Fairfeld's Christmas
Day. -,
Ned Powers is in very poor health.
Lincoln Hot's grandson from SHOW
hegan visited him last week.
A. n. Avery who received injuries
on the quarry last week is as com
Portable as can be expected.
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NORRIDGENOCk

Mr. and Mrs Fred Priest and son
Roland Of Sko&hegau were SUNDAY
guests of Mr. Priests father. l.. {.
Stcveus and family
t.+b,.,,,,. l,te,.eae visited his brother
.,....,.- - W..te,,i11a Thurs
I.,
'', ...5zz...z.. saria,e
I'I'ts ist rsa1..'z..i..... ND
S''re"di oi''' ''.9'' - - 80. no
l1 fH'liils dl9iis 80.
eNpeele'' u 'psi 49, -.
IoIi"eu '' M ,r..a.5a.,. If nnvt
Oll JdHua. ~ - - ff,.,fa =
Week' 'He MAJ s,i''' - u. ,,,a,ti,,.,
A. X VIII hoia an an -, .,'s ~
WIN lhslaiialioi III si's 49,,
meellnE VIII ois" ,, M ,st ,,o.
"cIock. an ',tose ~ ~ -,
sofaily soHsi,'t -, 5o2' -. or
nc dulher pieaas oiits fis'
douShhu 49, t.,,,, +, Pos.
MIS-. J. J. IN NV l9.5 -
ION lot soiie IN -, - -,.a,,s III
r,5 cfl,f,- ~ hon III with the
FREQ "ioo7 ma
Heasles, r,..z.z -, Monday for
.'9. i,sii's IN ro,oain
WaterVlile "heie
1or some uih''
william Cooley oil Gardner mas oee,'
visiting his parents, Mr.. ana III :"
c. Cooley. Miss Ethel ooole4 "no -
teaching in Fryebufg mas also oeel
passing her Christmas Faca1ioh VII"
her parents in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Aibee anu sun
of Augusta are YlsitlhB hr. Aio'e %
brother, II. {. Albee ana iaiiiiiE'
Mrs Lawless is visiting relaliVeS
in MattaWamkeag for a snort 'lfhe
A happy surprise was given one Vi
our older ladies IN town on 0afis,
mas day when the neighbors ana VII,
lage friends Of Mrs Naomi Hariota
went to her home sum oil none
wood, groceries. vegetables. Dutler'
twenty-five pounds of sugar ana lot
of other good things all accompanied
by the best wishes OF the 1rlehos loi
a Merry Christmas for Mrs. harlioiu.
Mrs. f. W. Smith was the guest VI
her mother in Hampden over ohrls'-
mas.
A most enjoyable occasion was tne
Christmas exercises and trees at the
Congregational church last friday
cfchihb' IL N ii.
corated for the event ana at eight
o'clock the following program arrais.
ed by some of the older members oi
the SUNDAY school was given
cessional by the church choir, hark! !
The Herald Angels sing beihe suns
in the lower hall and joy TO 'ne
World as the singers moved sIo"Ly
up the aisle: Prayer, heV. V. H. bras
don; Christmas Anthem, by the cnoii ;
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daughter Martha returned from Bruins
wick Monday where they spent the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnston.
George Gordon of Madison is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. L. y. Davis.
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CD N these days just before the New Year the
NO people of the world are apt to take inventory
mentally, morally, physically financially.
In this period Of financial checking-up, the pre-
fered stockholders Of Central Maine Power Company
find themselves in an extremel satisfactory position.
The price of the preferred stock has stood firm at
Sl07.50 share--exacy what they paid for it.
The dividends have been paid ufaingi iy, The
57h consecutive uninterrupted dividend will be paid
January lst
Their investment has proved safe to principal
and certain at to dividends and more than that-ther
money has been put to work IN their home state, to
build up this state and to increase the prosperity Its
people,
1t is not surprising, therefore, that many Of these
stockholders will invest a fair proportion of their New
Year funds in Central Maine Power Company %
Preferred Stock.
Central Maine Power CO.
Augusta, Maine
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Ipdependent-R Reporter $3.50 a year.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29

mary election for the same ofllce. was
In town last night renewing old ac-
quainlances.
The nrst tractor plow TO be pur-
chased by a resident Of uhis city was
brought To- town yesterday by Wallace
l.. Cannon Mr.. Cannon demonstrated
the efficient work The tractor can do
on a lot az Third and Chestnut streets
90 a number OF interested spectators
lie also has harrow and cultivator at
tachmenis which he will demonstrate,
The mayor has placed motto s
throughout the city setting forth the
city ordinance prohibiting the use Of
fireworks, bonflrcs within the city
limits except on July a. or on the day
Gel brated as the Fourth.
Word has been received by persons
In this city Of the Illness OF EVaNr
Massey OF MiddletOwn. well known
here. several specialists have beer
lcallod In consultation but up until
last nieht had been unable 10 agree
after several consultations.
Miss Estella Sibley and Misses MAJ
Evening journal., 1920-06-29

Hall. Tenth and King streets. vii
mington.
The plant Of the Wilmington Fibre
Specially Company. OF which Dana
hutan who died yesterday at his home
in Bcllefontc was secretary. will close
down Thursday at noon so that cm-
ployes wishing to attend the funeral
may do so.
st. Johns Lodge No. >. A. +. and
A. NJ. Will hold a."Ladies' Night" to-
morrow evening in Masonic Hall
The Sunday school classes OF Mrs.
Mary Denny and Mrs. Mary Sherl-
dan were taken on an aulo-truck
straw ride last night by William kce.
| They went 10 ShcllpOt Park where
they spent the evening, returning at a
late hour.
DR.. Boyce s Valleau is attending
Miss May Jones, daughter OF Joseph
Jones. OF Cherry street. who Is suffer-
ing with a severe gathered thumb
The local police will present Dc .
mand at the next meeting OF city
council for an increase In pay. They
now receive 500 a month for their SER
vices which is an average Of % cents
an hour. They work ~ hours a day
seven days a week. without any time
on. As the street Workman received
the same amount for eight working
hours a day for five and one half days
a week, The police and many citizens
feel That these guardians OF property
and peace Of the community should be-
equally as well paid. The sentiment
expressed by a number OF iha leading
residents last night was favorable "a
more adequate pay for these officers
| Theodore B. Rogers, OF The Strand
while driving his automobile. north
on Second street yesterday ran up ON
the sidewalk, hit a tree and breaking
bench on the pavement In front of
James 4. ChaDenger's Drug store
1.-THE car was not seriously damaged b,
the accident and Mr.. Rogers continued
on his trip.
r. B. Grotiginger, Pittsburg. pa.
electrical engineer for the Piel Con.
struction Company, which Is erecting
large stacks at the local plant OF On,
Penn ScabOard Steel Corporation haf
his left foot badly mashed by a larg,
plate OF steel falling on It. His lel
was also badly lacerated, requiring
several stitches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Gebhart. en-.
lertained at their home at sixth anl
Delaware streets. last Sunday Mis-.
Emma Gebhart, Mr.. and Mrs Franl
Pagan, Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Lindell ant
family OF Wilmington.
Samuel A. Mcdaniel. former sheriff
Of New Castle County. and candidat,
for the nomination at the coming pri
Evening journal., 1920-06-29

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located lots, ready for your
selection, at prices that range
from
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