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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-07
WINDSOR

Miss Lillian Blanchard of Peace
dale. r. l., is the guest of H. A. n.
Dutton.
Mrs Mary j. Clark and friend, Mrs.
Hall of Cross Hill were visitors
Mrs. c. F. Donnell.
Miss Ruth Dutton is passing the
summer with her brother. Harold A.
Dutton at Cundys Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Hayes are in
Augusta, called there by the serious
illness of their daughter Virginia, who
is in the hospital Her condition is re-
ported more favorable.
Charles Linscott, prison superin-
tendent at Howard, r l.. and his fam
lily. were recent callers on friends in
town.
WEST-The soloist. Mrs. Stanley.
will favor the people at the Baptist
church with special music Sunday,
Aug. s.
Rev S. NJ. Thompson and family
left for Newport Tuesday for a few
days.
Miss Muriel Holmes. the young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Holmes of Augusta. has been enjoy
ing a visit with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce. Mrs. Holmes
came this week to join her daughter.
Charles Downing, who was a bust
ness caller in the place recently,
dined with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bar
ton.
ci- ct
party of friends lately at her home.
The house at Westlook Farm. after
receiving coat Of paint. shows a de-
cided change for the better.
d. G. True has been improving his
buildings with coat of paint
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Brooks and
children, Priscilla. Arlene and STAN
ley Marshall of New York. have ar
rived to pass portion of their vaca-
ton at Sunset View cottage.
Mrs. Ward, who has been a visitor
Of Mrs. Abbie Downs, returned to her
home recently. Mrs. Downs is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Williams Of Car
diner, for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gardner have
been visitors of Mrs. Gardeners sister
in Thorndike for a few DAYS. Mr..
Gardner returned last week leaving
Mrs. Gardner for longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blethen are receiving
congratulations over the arrival of
son in the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Caswell with
their guests, Mr.. Hallowell and Mrs.
Burrill. motored to Livermore Falls
last Sunday.
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Rioting Resumed
Continued from Page one)

They aver Henry Silberg. J. l.
Parker. j. Z. Barnett, A. Gotten. !
E. McDiddie, L. J. Seigrest and
Shoeplin.
Tho strike leaders were alleged "a
have violated an injunction secured
by the city several weeks ago "a
straining the company from reduc.
ing wages and the men from strjk.
ing. The men row are striking To-,
higher pay.
Between 400 and 500 American L..
gion members, wearing the uniform,
which they wore during the Word
War are patrolling the outlying dis.
tricts of the city tonight to relieve
the regular policemen for duty In the
downtown sections.
Armored motor cars equipped with
mounted machine guns were ready
to patrol the downtown distric,,
where machine guns were mounted
on tops of buildings near possible
trouble centers. More than a thou.
sand civilians volunteered to assis.
the police force in maintaining o.
der. They were armed with army
rifles, sawed off shot guns and re.
volvers.
All theatres, including moving pie.
ture houses in the downtown section
were closed tonight. Citizens were
requested by Mayor Bailey to remain
at home.
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MEASURE PASSED
fcontinusd from PAGE one)

Mr.. Devlin's conduct and put mo-
ton to the House to suspend him.
Devlin appeared to take the SEN
tence philosophically and when the
vote onthe motion to exclude was an
nounced he walked out rapidly before
the speaker could conclude the re-
quest that he leave. The ensuing exo-
dus of Irish members and labor cham
pions left only a handful Of liberals
to continue the fight ont he bill and
there was no further excitement un-
til application Of closure met with
angry shouts Of Gagged"
The only interesting point Of the
debate was an Intellectual attempt to
induce the government to limit opera
ton of the act to one year, Sir Don
aid MacLean, who moved an amend
ment to this effect. declaring that to
place Ireland under permanent mar
tial law would strike blow at any
future attempt at reapproachment be-
tweent he two peoples.
Sir Hamar Greenwood. chief secre-
tary for Ireland. opposing this amend
ment, said the government would con-
slider the matter and it hoped it would
be possible to repeal the act before
a year expired. The amendment was
rejected by large majority.
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Patient Escaped from State
Hospital Caught at Portland

j. Walter Small, an escaped pa
tient from the State hospital at tAu-
gusta, was recognized from descrip-
ton by Officer George c. LaGault, on
Congress street, during the forenoon
yesterday. and escorted to police
headquarters where he was detained
until the arrival Of an attendant
from the institution to take him
back to Augusta.
Small had been committed from
Pennington, having developed pc
culiarities that required specialized
medical treatment. Sometime Tues
day he managed to elude the guards,
making good his escape and coming
on to this city.
Officer Legault noted the stranger
late Wednesday afternoon about that
section Of Congress street forming a
part of the officers regular route
each day.
When the description of the miss
ing patient was given out to the pa
trolman, Officer Legault recalled the
stranger OF the day before, who
proved to be the wanted man.
Small made no protest or resist
ance when accosted by the officer
Portland Argus, Aug. 6.
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HARMONY

Mrs. Mabel Pattingill Of Portland,
with her little daughter, Is v!sitins
at the home Of her parents, Ny anu
Mrs. Charles Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Brown Of Ao'
bolt have been visiting his sis'eI'
Mrs Norman Cooley. the past "eep
Mrs S. A. Haynes went 10 Water
vile Thursday to visit her daugh"''
Mrs. Orlando Kimball. She was az
companied by her sister-in-lav' NIT
Noah Burdick for a visit.
Mrs: Eliza Tibbetts has been vlsi''
ing relatives in Ripley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Hight anu
party of Caribou. who have been
visiting relatives here, left Monda
for their home, accompanied BY MIS-
Frances Heal. who will visit WIFE
them for several weeks.
Mrs. Leon Leighton and two chh'
dren are visiting at Joseph LIS"
tons. Mr.. Leighton. who is workiAE
FOR the Central Maine Power Corr,
paiiy in towns near Rdts,brrs 49,"
the weekend with thcrs
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Balloon Racers
May Find it Hard
to Get Necessary Gas

Indianapolis. Ind. Aug. 6.-The
Citizens Gas Company. which sup
plies this city with Illuminating gas,
will not furnish gas for the National
and International balloon races
scheduled for this city September II
and October Is, it was announced
today.
In a letter to Theodore E Meyers.
manager of the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway, where the races are slated
to be held, j. Dorsey Forrest, presi-
dent of the gas company stated tina
his company was unwilling to furn-
ish even 1000 cubic feet of gas for
the purpose contemplated under the
present condition of fuel shortage
There is no city in the United
States that should, under present
conditions, undertake to provide gas
for this purpose" said Mr.. Forrest.
He declared the use Of coal and Oil
for such purposes would be Grim
inal."
Mr.. Meyers has telegraphed the
officials of the Aero Club Of America
in New York the position of the gas
company.
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MONMOUTH

Mrs. W. s. Ingersoll is passing a
few days in Westbrook, the guest of
her daughter and family.
Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Fulton return
ed last week to their homes in
Charleston. ILL.,, after passing several
weeks in Maine.
Mrs. Harriet n. Henderson Is visit
ing friends in Buxton.
Smith Emerson of Orono was in
town last week, the guest of his sis
ter. Miss Mary Emerson.
Miss Fannie Frost and Miss Edna
Frost returned Saturday from Hy-
annis, Mass, where they have been
attending the summer school.
Mrs. Charles Trask has returned
from the Central Maine General hos
pital. Lewiston. where she has been
receiving surgical treatment.
Mrs. Clifford Tinkhain of Enfield. is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. o. Flanders.
Miss Gladys Wright who has been
teaching in Lewiston is at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. " Blaisdell.
Phillip Spear the oldest son of Rev.
and Mrs. c. l. Spear of Livermore
Falls. formerly of Monmouth. was in
town last week.
Mrs. Mary Pierpont and two child
rem, of Philadelphia. are at the Lake
cottage for the month Of August
Mrs. John Lake Of Philadelphia is
expected to arrive this week.
w. c. Bearce of Auburn was the
guest last week. Of his daughter, Mrs.
Carl Getcheil and family.
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Northport Golfers Are
Beaten at Country Club

Nine men from the Northport
Country Club played nine from the
Waterville Country Club a matchd
game, Nassau system. Friday after
noon, the local men defeating the
visitors by score of % to 2. Among
the visitors was Ira Cobe, who has
one of the most beautiful homes in
Northport to be found on the Maine
Coast The afternoon was most de-
lightfully passed and after the game
the club house. The visitors made
the trip by automobiles going back
in the evening. The score:
WATERVILI.E
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UNEXPECTED STOP
OF AUTO CAUSES
REAR END SMASH

AS e. p. Allen of Oakland was driv-
ing up Silver street in his automobile
early Friday afternoon he vas hailed
by Arthur Rich of Belfast. who was
going down Silver street. and asked for
information as to the whereabouts of
the Country Club. Allen hauled up
short without signalling, lnmindful of
the fact that A. ". Tobin Of Boston
was driving up behind him at a pretty
good pace. Tobin tried to avoid a col
lision by turning out to pass Allen. but
he was SO near that while the front
end Of his car got by Allen all right
the rear collieded with the rear Of
Aliens car, with resulting damage to
both.
The rear led mudguard OF the Allen
car was badly bent, the axle bent, the
body dented and the rear left wheel
damaged On the Tobin car the dam
ages affected the rear mudguard and
running board. Both care proceeded to
garage under their own power, Mr..
Aliens wheel wobbling considerably
in the operation.
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SkOWnECAN
Goodrich Clifford

DR.. and Mrs. Blynn Orville Good
rich arrived in town late Thursday
evening after a two weeks wedding
trip made by automobile. The we'd
ding occurred in Auburn, Me, on
July Is, 1920, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Arthur Thomas
Stracy. A rather romantic incident
about the wedding was that DR..
Goodrich left Skowhegan going to-
wards Montreal, the home of his
bride, who was Miss Dorothy Clifford
Of that city, and she left her home
city en- route for Skowhegan, and at
the meeting place which happened to
be Auburn. the wedding occurred
DR. Goodrich is the second son of Mr..
and Mrs. Everett T. Goodrich of
Madison The doctors early educa-
ton was received in the town school,
but his medical training was taken
at McGill University. Montreal. Can
ada, where he met his bride, who is a
graduate nurse, having taken her
training at the Montreal General
Hospital DR. Goodrich is especially
well fitted for his chosen life work.
as he is not only doctor Of osteo-
pathy, but also doctor of medicine
and master Of surgery. DR.. and Mrs.
Goodrich will remain in town until
the first Of September. when they
will go to Detroit, Michigan, where
the Doctor has an appointment as
intern at Graces hospital DIR. Good
rich, who is an exceedingly like
able follow, has very many friends
here in the home town who extend
congratulations to him upon his mar
riage and very best wishes for the
future years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-07
CHANGE IN VALUATION
POSTAL REPLY COUPONS

Washington, Aug. 6.--Changes in
valuation Of foreign postal reply cou-
pons to meet altered exchange sit
uations" have been made by num-
Der of countries. the post office de-
partment has been advised. The pos
tai exchange of Germany has de-
creased the price of coupons from
five to three marks, the statement
said and the postal administration
of Czecho-Solovakia and Tunis have
suspended issuance of coupons en-
tirely. The opinion was expressed
here that operations of spectators in
foreign exchange had had no inf1u-
ence on the issuance price of postal
reply coupons. although it was
thought there has been some dealing
in the certificates other than of the
routine nature for which they was
adopted.
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Mrs. Mary w. BarrilI

Mrs Mary w Burrill, widow of
the late Sanford Burrill passed away
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at
her home in Canaan village, after a
short illness at the advanced age of
50 years. She was the daughter of
John and Salley (Richardson) Bailey
OF Canaan. Mrs Burrill is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. Vesta Holt
of Canaan and Mrs. Lucy Burrill,
who resided with her mother. The
funeral will be held Sunday after
noon at her late home and will be
conducted by the Rev. George Mer-
RAM of the Bethany Baptist church
The service viii be at o'clock stand
ard time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-07
WASHINGTON

EAST-Miss Bernice Austin. who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs Edith
Turner. has returned to her home il
Washington
Hugh Wilson Of East SomerviIle,
Mass, is visiting at the home Of Mr
and Mrs. w. W. Light.
F. w. Sawyer. who has been at hi,
summer home. Pine Ledge. for few
days, has returned to Maiden.
Bernice Dunton of Maiden IS Wis,
iting for week at Pine Ledge, Ire
summer home of Mr. and Mrs. F. "
Sawyer. as the guest of their son
Bradley
Mrs. A. L. Ives OF Fall River Is at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W, NJ Pres
colt for a short stay.
Harry Smith Of Maiden, Mass, w@
has been in town for a tvo.ves"
vacation. has returned Mrs Smith
will return later.
Owen and Bernard Turner Of Az
gusta were in this place over SUNDAY
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Johnston. Who
have been cutting the hay on thef
farm here. have finished and returned
to Kennebunk.
WEST-Everett Pinkham is at hornt
for a few days. He visited his sister
Mrs. Irving Powell at the general
hospital in Augusta Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ 6. Halves visited
Mrs. Halves sisters this week, Bertha
and Katie Kennedy. Mr. Halves nj"
accepted a pastorate at St George
Fred Cunningham and family were
visiting friends in West Washington
last Sunday. Mr.. Cummings came
near losing his horse when the ANNA
got his head in a COW stanchion ana
was very nearly choked to death,
The Misses Helen and kathrN
Chadwick of Lowell, Mass. are pass
Ing their vacation with their aunt
Mrs. Annie Hilbert.
Mrs. Fred Babb was called 10 Wat
erville. Tuesday. Her sister is ssr''
ously Ill.
Guy Jackson Of Augusta IS visitns
his mother. Mrs. Lizzie Jackson.
Guy Peaslee has accepted a position
In Gardiner.
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North Carolina
Won't Ratify Says
Leader of Ants

Raleigh, N. c., Aug. J.-Defeat of
ratification of the federal suffrage
amendment at the special session of
the legislature. which meets next
Monday. was predicted today by Repre-
sentative B. G. Crisp. recognized lead
err on the anti-suffrage forces. Mr.
Crisps statement declared that a poll
of the House showed a majority Of 10
votes against ratification and ABOUT a
tie vote in the Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-07
KID is ALIVE
(Continusd from Pace On,

This was announced ton;.,.
Maj. L. G. Adams, head of tho D.
sylvania State Police, Whose
captured Pasquale at Egg H.. aA
N. j., last Monday.
Send out word to those
who have the baby" Pasoua,s ps
in desperation after constant ", ~d
tioning, according TO Adams a.s
they must get me out of this m VA
them in some way that if the,. Az
bring back the kid or tell Won WI. ..l'
where to get him within twen,r .ps
hours I'll squeal. 1 can't stana ~.
much longer" 'AS
And when he had again recovs,,,
his nerve, he said: 'eu
But dent ti,ipk the vienna,
has the kid will give him 70 VI"
She has grown so fond of him CIV. WV
she has had him that I don, , u,4ve
she will give him up. She cert.;"n A
is fond of that kid" SAIL!
Pasquale's appeal for the re,rr, .
the baby boy followed an ear,;''
statement to the police that tho nt',
is alive. 'Blakely Coughlin is .E" ~
what more do you want" Ia w
claimed. What are Won ror.,a1
about? Let me go and I'll ten ra
where he is" wv
The prisoner, according to MAJ.
Adams, also practically adm,,..
that he wrote the letter sisnad "gs.
Crank" and got the $4,000 LEI, W.
George H. Coughlin. father Of IL.
missing child. under a deserted IN,
ley station outside Of Norristow,
The state and city authorize, s,a
shey had to proceed Very care,l,.
In the case as they wanted 10 re,r,.
the baby alive to it's mother. rb,s
did not know the Temperament n u.
present keepers Of the child or Ia,
desperately they are being nres,.,
The penalty for abduction in PEN,
sylvania is life Imprisonment
The police believe the cantor, a,
the child are ready to abandon NJ.
il they can do 1t without detec,,o,
Both Major Adams and Alfred
Souder. captain of city detec,ivs.
said tonight they would not he en-.
prised II the baby should turn In =,
any minute.
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Albion Maine

The funeral of the late Albion
Maine, whose death occurred at the
home Of his daughter Mrs. A. G.
Ryan, at her home in Bates street,
Wednesday, was held Friday after
noon at l o'clock, Rev. Sidney j.
Willis. pastor OF the Universalist
church, officiating His age was Is
years.
Mr.. Maine is survived by his
widow. by two daughters, Mrs. Will
liam Mathews and Mrs. A. G. RYAN.
of Pittsfeld, and by a sister Mrs.
Stephen Goodrich, of Burnham. A
brother. Frank Maine died a few
weeks ago.
The deceased formerly lived in the
South part of the town where he.was
engaged in farming until i'll health
made it necessary for him to give up
active work and sell his farm. With
Mrs. Maine he then came to the viii
lage to live with his daughter, Mrs.
Ryan.
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Ex..Ssc. Lansing Consulted

Boston, Aug. 6.--Attorney General
Allen. who is conducting an investi-
CATION of the business methods of
Charles Ponzi communicated through
an assistant today with former Sec
rotary Of State Robert lansing. As
sistant Attorney General Edwin Fl.
Abbott. Jr., went to Mr.. Lansing's
home in WATERFOWL. N. Y, and con-
ferred for several hours with the for
mer cabinet officer.
The attorney general refused to-
night to discuss the report on the con-
ference given him by Mr. Abbot by
telephone from New York. Mr.. Abbot
is expected to return here tomorrow.
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NORTHPORT
Possible Attempts at Breaks

The police received call about
u:30 Friday night from 81 Silver
Redington. when the woman who is
in charge said that some on was try
ing to break into the house. Three
officers went to the house and made
a thorough search of the premises
but no trace of the intruders was
found.
Earlier in the evening similar
call came from Mount Merici and a
search there also failed to find any
burglars.
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Mrs. Addie Weber GRAY

Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Addie Weber Gray.
widow of the late Calvin S. Gray,
which occurred at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie A. Clement on the
Newport road, Thursday afternoon,
where she had been very i'll for about
two months.
Mrs. Gray was born in Palmyra, in
October 1888 and was we'll known and
highly respected by all who knew
her She was a valued member of
Sebasticook Grange Of Newport.
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Clifton A. Marshall

Clifton A. Marshall. 10 years Of
age, son of Ernest J. and Mary (Trai-
nor) Marshall, was found dead in
his bed at North Pond camps Friday
morning at 8 o'clock, where he has
been acting as clerk. The cause Of
death was given as heart failure. Mr..
Marshall was born in Waterville, was
educated in the public schools and
was graduated from the waterville
High school in the class Of 1919
Funeral services viii be held at the
Sacred Heart church Monday morn
ing.
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P|TTSFIEL.D

Mrs. Annie Barden returned to her
home in Providence, r. l.. Thursday
after visit in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Varney.
A. j. Cross of Boston was in town
attending to matters of. business
Thursday.
Frank Deering of Newport was in
town for a few hours Friday
Mrs. George Allen Of Lynn, Mass,
has returned home after a visit in
the home of her daughters, Mrs. EN-
erson D. Carr and Mrs. William e.
Priest.
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Paws Out $1ss,ooe Friday

Boston, Aug. 6.--No new develop
ments were forthcoming today from
either the state or federal investiga-
tors who are probing the business OF
the Securities Exchange Company
conducted by Charles Ponzi. Ponzl
redeemed 255 notes during the day,
totalling about $4,000. Only III
of this number had not matured.
Ponzi announced late today that
the $1,OOO.OO0 suit brought against
him by Joseph Daniels had been
withdrawn and a settlement affected
between him and Daniels. Daniels
had claimed a share of the profits in
Ponzis operations, asserting that he
had assisted Ponzi financially in get
ting started.
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AMUNDSEN OFF
FOR POLE TO-DAY

Nome. Alaska, Aug. Captain
Roald Amundsen. Norwegian explorer
will leave Nome tomorrow to resume
his attempt to reach the North Pole
he announced today. He plans to steer
his vessel. the Maud. for Wrangeil Is
land. off the northern coast uf Siberia.
and from that point to DRIFT with the
Arctic ice pack.
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WINSL0W
Crosby Barton

Miss Orpha Irzona Barton Of Unity
Plantation and Rethel w. Crosby of
this town were united in marriage at
the Methodist parsonage ct Unity on
Wednesday, July %. They were ac-
companied by the brides mother and
brother. Mr.. Crosby is employed at
the pulp mill at Benton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-07

Rev. Seldom r .McCurdy, D. D.. who
Is to supply the pulpit Of the First Bap-
tist church on Sunday. has been pastor
Of the Cranston Street Roger Williams
Baptist church Of Providence. r. l.. for
five years. He leaves this fall to re-
sumo missionary work in Burma,
where he labored for IL years previous
to this pas torate.
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Posse Armed with
Shotguns and Pitch
Forks Hunt Thieves

Webster, Mass. Aug. 6.-Two hum
dred citizens armed with shotguns and
pitchforks surrounded a swamp of
Webster Gore tonight after two men in
an automobile chased by 90 taxicabs
nlied with police had driven to cover
and exchanged several volleys. The
men are said to have been doing
wholesale auto stealing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-07

Harold Fish. while driving through
the woods in an automobile Thurs
day, saw beside the road north of
the Weston farm in Norridgewock.
two young moose grazing beside the
road. This is said to be an unusual
occurrence as moose are scarce in
Maine. As the automobile approach
ed the animals ambled off into the
woods without hurrying. The ami
nary horse.
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BELGRADE

Rev. Mr.. Hilbert will preach at the
Old South Church, Sunday, at 8
o'clock.
Mrs. Walter Knowles and her sis
ter, Mrs. Eff1e Dawson, and daugh-
tiers Elsie and Pearl. recently visited
their aunt, Mrs. Stella Bowman of
Manchester