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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1920-12-10

A. +. Dun. new and second hand
furniture. Phone lis. 26c
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-05
WELLS RIVER

Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Clalt"ce cnd
son, Harold, Of 10 lette, p. @, w,rl
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbei
Crabtree over the week end.
Charles Rogers Of Paris, Main
called on friends in town ills week.
Miss Eagles, a nurse from Worces-
ter, Mas, is caring for the little
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Fred
George.
Mrs. Angie McLollln of Ashland
spent Sunday with MIS-. Cora Myer
Howard Gray of Grand Rapids,
Mich, was in town recently.
Mrs. Frank George and Eth
son have returned from a visit to
Lynn and Norwell, Mass.
Mrs. Ida Carpenter pleasantly en-
tertained few friends at h + home
Tuesday. Dainty refreshments wera
served which included Il birthday
cake for Mrs. G. f. Human for whom
the party was br hday surprise.
Dr.. Pache of Burlington gave an
illustrated lecture on Monday night
at the church vestry befo'e the
Study Club" members and guests.
DR.. Pachc was assisted by DR.. Burr
of Montpelier.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-05
MONROE

The LadieS' Aid Socie'y vi serve
chicken pie supper at the hotel on
Friday evening, Nov. ). An ent T.
tainment consisting Of mu ic md
readings will be given.
Enos Wellington has mov>d ito
his new bungalow.
Mrs. Julia Richards Ct S Johns
bury visited Mrs. Ang Blanchard
Tuesday and Wedno shay
Mrs. Jessie Cakes Of Bath visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Head the LIST
of the week.
Miss Eva Darling Of Woodsville
spent the week end With Miss label
Nelson.
Mrs. Mary Nelson OF Woodsville
spent few days last week with Mrs
Emily Cross.
Edward Loiselle of Montpe Ter ] as
been spending a few days at the
home Of P. E. Blanchard.
Mrs Henry Smith and daughter Of
Woodsville visited her parents. M.
and Mrs. Robert Beattic The last Of
the week.
MI and Mrs, John Colby and fam
lily and MI. and Mrs Lark'n Hosfor |
Of Woodsville were at the home of
c. H. Hosford Sunday.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-05
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to thank nv friends f +
flowers sent me and the many othe.
acts Of kindness shown curing my i
ness
Miss Anna b. Dani Is.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-05
Important Meetings
for Farmers

L. II. Hallett, manager OF the Cal
edonia County Farmers Exchange
and County Agent NJ. Y. Barnes
commence series OF meetings We'd
ncsday night. 1t is hoped that every
latmur VIA attend one OF these meet
m9a ut the nearest place OF business.
Pans for the future work, ana orders
Tor seeds and fertilizers will be taken
as wei as other matters OF import
ance discussed.
West Barnet, Monday evening,
Nov 8.
reacham, Tuesday evening, Nov
N,wal,, "Wednesday afternoon,
West Eu@kc, Wednesday evening,
No. 10.
Sutton, Thursday evening, Nov. II
SACttield. L 1day afternoon, Nov. J.
Mhcelock, Friday evening, Nov. l.
liaMWick, Monday evening, Nov
Is.
Scanaari, Tuesday afternoon, Nov
lG.
Eas+ Earawick, Tuesday evening
Nov 1G.
Valdez, Wednesday afternoon
Noy. II.
baavillc, Wednesday evening, Nov.
Last Burke, Thursday afternoon,
Nor Is.
Lyndoaville, thursday evening
Nov Is.
Waterford, Friday afternoon, %ov
TO-
Concord, Friday cveninG, Nov, 10.
McIadoos, Monday evening, Nov
p
Barnet, Tuesday evening, Nov -
East Barnet, "Wednesday eYcning
Nov. -.
Passunp~ic, Friday evening, Nov
20.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-05

81 believe am the happicst woman
in the world, and it is all because of
what Tanlac has done for me-" said
Mrs. Laura Rarick, 403 edloth st
Peoria, ILL.,, Il woll-knoWn and Zig. ly
respected resident of that city.
81 never dreamed that | would cv 7
find anything that would do FIR me
what Tanlac has DONE she said 81
was IN Wretched state of hes It'll and
was down in bed so long that lost
fifty pounds in weight, but | hav
gained back every pound | lost and
now feel as well as ever did in my
life. The Indigestion and other
troubles that made lie a burden for
eleven years have entirely disap-
peared and | am Ike w Wona .
"My stomach was so diaordered
TINT even liquid foods and plain water
caused me to have dreadful cramp ng
smells that lasted for hours. My kid
neys were diSorderel and | had pa rs
across my back almost constaltl'. |
had Il severe headaches near " ~
day and became so dizzy | could mud
lY stand. was so ne YOU It wa,
impossible for me to get oil
nights sleep. | tried ev.ry cone w.
able medic ne ad was treated by
specialists, but nothing helped me,
and finally was ted | would n =
be well again
"But Tanlac has made me r
fcctly we'll woman in every way. |
can now eat and sleep Ike other D O.
pie and | haven't pain about me.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-05
Exhibit of Indian
Pottery at Museum

Visitors TO the Fairbanks Museum
will be interested in the new waite"
.iar o, ola Of Acoma Indian pottery
recently placed in the exhibit Of An
crican pottery. T. is an excellent eX-
ample Of the handiclaft of American
indians. The material OF the ottery
the shape Of the Jar. and the dccorat-
inc are ch&vacteristicallv Indian cs-
pecially Of the Acoma and Laouna
Indians of New Mexico who use these
for carrying or holdin~ water This
attractive exhibit and also some min
cral specimens and several photo
oraphs of the New Mexican Indians
and the cliff dwellings have boon civ
an the Museum by MIS-. Ella B,
Smith. now Of L0guna. New Mexico.
Some interesting old documents
rela''n~ to Bristol Bill'. the coun-
Danville iail about 1850, have lust
been added to the historical collec
tions Of the Museum. 1t may not he
know bv I'll who have seen the old
Danville iail lock and the KEY which
Bristol Bill made from his tin wash
basin, that at the time of his trial
this rrisone" attempted to murder
one Of the LAWYERS, Bliss N. Davis
Of Danvillp. When the release Of
the criminal was beino considered,
most interoetinp CORE eponden"e was
carried on betwpon Gov G'o~Nen
Royce. Mrs. nnvis and Mr. Warbur-
ton or "Rrivtol Bill" -Four of these
Letters which had beon preserved in.
the Da'-ie family hav" bee" rresentef
- tho Museum hv Bliss N. DAVIS of
WacNing+oo "nd Mrs Ar~a D"vis
Weeks Of Donvillo. NJ DHvis boz
also presco'cl a letter bearing the
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-05
This Feeble, Aged Woman
TELLS HOW SHE BUILT UP
STRENGTH AND VITALITY

She says: q am seventy-three
years Of age and suffered from Il
weak, rundown condition, and was
so feeble | could hardly get around /;
my daughter induced me to try Vino ,
and it gave me Il good appetite. |
sleep well, am stronger and health
Ter in every way, so | can get around
and do all my house work"
The reason Ninol is so successful
in such cases is because it contains
the tissue building and med cinal
clements of Gods livers, aided by the
matchmaking, strengthening pro-
pertieS Of tonic iron, beef peptone and
glyerophosphates.
If feeble, old people only realized
the good Ninol will do them, cur
druggists would not be able to sup
ply the demand. adv
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-05

signature Of John Mattoclls, Govcrn-
or OF Vermont in lSl3-4I. E
The Saturday Morning story
Hours held in the Museum classroom
for the childrea viii be resumed FOR
the winter beginning this Saturday,
November 9th, at 1920 IL; m, All
children are invited 10 attend.
The Museum Nature Study classes
for Novcmbo. will be held in the
classroom beginning Monday, Nov.
8.
During the months Of November to
March, the Mu cum viii be open to
visitors between 9 a. M, and 4 p. n.
on week DAYS and from go to . p.
m. or Sundays.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-05


M RS. LAURA RARICk, Of
'F Peroria, H., who say sc
believes she is the happiest woman
on earth since Tanlac so complete
ly restored her health. ReGains 80
pounds which she lost during
period of i'll health which lasted
eleven long years.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-05

poorly noui,hed, a lot Of them are
demanding more pie,
Good MANY BolsheviSts said to be
coming over rom Austria and Ru, sin
bat il is not claimed that this boom
the soap and batAtub bushes, amy.
Many people who long for the good
old days couldn't be persuaded to
bu.. Il house without modern i'm
prOVencntS.
portaN'c school houses being used
j. many places. Locate 'em in front
o. the movie theatres and it viii save
time 70" the chiljren
At r"cfe0t prices Of wool, t'c
"rowcr- claim they ere mettin% badly
iccccd.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-05
FRIDAY, NOV. s, 1920
SUNNY SQUIBLETS

1t costs money to advertise. Also
it costs money to hire clerks to
show up goods and plate glass win
dow to display them,
Ben" informed that 10 pcr cent o.
the children are under weight and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21
ADJUSTMENTS
Owen Moore at the
Colonial Today in
i" PiccadillE Jim

PiCcaullIE ain there e hardy any
one wnn does not recall rflat wonderful
character II 2 Z. v afehouse famous
serial stnrr published SO many weeks
IA The SargIrJia- Evening Posi- W XII
II Is 10 ae seen At the Cnipnia. inca tx
TINS af1ernoDn and tnn.ghI ana owen
Moore, chnck<M II VI ana allmur VII.
appeac III -he leading rnie.
owen Moore mas been famous suI q
eng time nut ne has recently sprung
.ll5u the lIrneiiEa- III a rather npve,
asnluu, Ear liz & was whom A1a-v Eici.-
lord divorced So ma. sine cuu.G nu-~r
Douglas FaIruauhs. But ina. 1ac,
hasn spoiled DiacaG.llv .I1In" hl-
ana -ilis first 1elznicb -'icl.irs III which
moore mas apn.a:ed s,anas ouI as a
>iumph asi au!y <ar he producers anu
NE star nur also Coy ne public
As a phnluplar tnt satire Is ssiIu Id he
even 1unnler than whon Il was sniir-
ing the SUES Of several million readers
week owen Moore lends 70 ne -itle
"ale a remarkable sense af cDmedv ra.-
leg which serves q draw frun eacn
scene eve.-y single MI Of huInur maj ehe
aulhnr wrote INTO it. and sometimes
usT wsa hit more
The Stars pGr-rayal Of me light
hea--efi, ca-e-t-t-e !rrenressihie young
5rer VINO -niIies>s into trouble ana -ni-
licks OUT again ls enc of the nnast bits
Of acting -ha- me screen mas ever
known
Zena keefe piars Opposite III Muara
and hrr werk il remarkaBie II IS by
ust suca starring work as this tha1 sne
won me honor thai IL ID be hers in Iano
when sine is 10 De starred in a series or
Selznick Fie-ures
The rest Of tfe cast II nropar-Iur.x. lsi,-
adequate. he artistic interiors and
beautiful ez1erinrs charm The eve ana
tie direction leaves nothing 10 NJ de-
sired.
Il ulay he trathfullv sHid that the 8iL
n me Coinnil tads- has comeuy all
ne Wa -arnuEh It. Hrs Joe Martin.
ne -lertul rlsnkev VINO seems tn ne
almost human, viii appear in another af
her famous productions. II IS called
Baby Dbl --andif'' anu the cwu rsAls
are filed with cF1Ickles 10 sav nothing
n The wonder caused by this a1razInE
siIaiaH. No Coma IN Cncnma 8" in me
41le Of AZ interesting 1utinG-Cllests.r,
while The Fnru Weeklv vii ne as inter
esting az ever
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21
PROBATE COURT

TIN following business has been
TRANSMITTED a adjourned sessions N
the pr0bare cour-
ills proved. apprareGa nc allow
aa-Df Pe-er TIA y-Iss. laze OF Oak
!ana. Liza i T~avIss Of Oakland. ex
ecuC'lI. Of Wallace Z Libby late
OF Albion. Nellie 2 Libby N A.bior.
eXecu-r,x.
Administrations granted - Of The
estate Of William Il Kiigore. late OF
6aAowel. Rose z. hiir0re af HALO
well. adninlst~a-riz Of The estate
OF Hernert Z. RaaG, late of Sidney
Viola J. Reed ef Sidney, adrninlErra-
rriz. OF me estate Of George z. Man
SIR. late of PirLsIBu. Hattie z. Nun
sir CT PIrTsrnu, adrnInlstr'a-~.x ..
the estate Of Martin L. Stephenson
late Of Gardiner Emma r Sfannen-
son of Gardiner adIuinIatrstr.x. OF
the estate af Percy @ ELL. !a1a uf
Gardiner. Mary = Hill Of Gardiner
administrators
Guardians appuiuIed-0f Tvlan \
T7erley. minor. Of TassaIburo. Fred
z. Periey af Tassal n0ro. guardian
Of Ephrene I. Lumina- and Florian
Bnuraue. mlunrs Of wa1erville. Eli
! Bourque Of WaIarvilie. admin
.stra1ar
Trustees 4ppUnted-Jane A Fer
ran Of TassillDore. trustee under the
viii af Mary r aerbe-r, late Of
a lEusra for me benefit Of Richard
A. HerneT-
Inventories filad-In the estates Of
Ida a Shu~es- lH-e u Albion. Ed
WIZ =. Wood, .G.e IF winthrop Il
leneule Cults la1e Of Gardiner. Flor
gnce :. Rnbbns Morgan. late Of An
ciGsta1~ Charles II L4Enr. late Of
Gardiner. LOUIS Forth. lare Of Oak
ana Ira Blanchard. adult ward OF
Chelsea Eleanor Alexander. la.e Or
.lchtield Susan = Teutan, IatR ut
Belgrade
Accounts Rllcwed-Final account
Of Samuel X CUTS executor Of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21

VIII af Elansr-a Currs. late ~ Ga-5,-
nEr
Papers fled for notice - pe-it,ur
-Br license n sell ,-nal estate Y4
CrsnrEn Calzaiar1 2. ais. minors ar
Augusta. fled by Alf,ts-r5r1a y-alzolsr5
guardian psErun for aCtru5r1Isr-z
nnn OF the estate of Lizzie r. Law
TON. lH-s Of TassRIburo. per1r,un x,,-
iAliTnlnisr-a-lnu uf me esrars Of
-&Via Coleman ia1a af Monmouth
ps111Dn far guardian rnr Boswell =
EaEecuTnD nf Gardiner. psr1riEn fDr
administration Of The estate If Fer
Des-t 4. Hartman. laFA of Gardiner
pEuunn @Or probate Of will of ,Jl1f.a
a smell. la-a Of Gardiner petition
TOR License % sell real e.srkl-s. of T.
ing &, and Charles \ Piukaa-rl,
nlnnrs- af Winthrop petition fer IL
ee-se n sell real estate Of FlurHnce
- CIE-eenlsE-, la.a Of Gardiner. pet
non 10r license 70 sell -eal estate Of
2 1iilGEn Il Packard, IRce Of Cheisea,
petition Tar license 20 sal raal as-
t1re ~ Adelaide II Foster. minor. OF
u atarvilie, petition anr license I'd
sell ra2- estate of Ira BlanEnar1
ADULT ward. Vi Chelsea petition 4or
widows allowance n me esru-e n
Cirrus n Shepnera. late u Oakland.
first ACCOUNT Of Alice A. Shepherd.
aliTnInistra-r'ic. OF the estate Of Cy-
rus VI Shepherd. late Of Oakland:
Petition for .prubata uf VIII Mary
Louise TapIRv. late O Oakland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21

tails pv Cecf+ 2. DeElu". n ''Eals and
Female MAY oe gained Am q ahutt.-
s--zpilir Tea winch NJ. 1-cnr1niistlad
during ,Eye filming. Those vino ara
-liIn.-.s- with - 5uues ii. Barrie $
1.-n0rs play. ''The Adr1li-aaie erich
Ton. rom which me new De Mile u,-p-
ductlnn WIS adapted viii recall mar
sfsveral Of ne must exciting seen..s tsLk,.
place II Z cavs Oh 4 l~upical sand IN
arder 10 SECURE na-u~al sunlight sur
shooting -nuse epIsafes. Iii De Mile
devised aA intricate system uI mammoth
mirrors. by which rhe rays Of The sun
we've retisrJea far INTO ne dark ra.esseg
Of me cave- Despite me lav-lsh scats
UPON whIcn tine picture was screamed.
me lniIniIHDie Barrie huInnr ana Hin
whimsical touches are anna ran
throughout Thsssrrs AeiEtar mas -he
,ieading role. ana other prominent ular-
ers IN me Gas; are Gloria Swanson lila
Lee. theodore Roberts Bs.b, -5anieIs
Baymnnu Fa-tnn, ana Gu~ Oliver
Acv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21
" Male and Female"
At the Opera House
Two DAYS

Maze and Female Cecil Z peMlIls's
gTsa; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS picture will
We seen AZ sfls AaEust.s -0pera House on
Friday and SATURDAY..
= Is a Enigiitu Gouti stroise of enter
prise on shs part af Manager Anpieby in
getting this picture for Augusta. for il
i;aE cost . vliDie lnr of money The big
pilatnpias has been such sensHtien in
the large cities That Manager Appiepv
of the Opera huuEe felt that AnE1,sta
people should he gwen the opportunity
tn see IT, and FOR all II has cost a lut TO
nrIng i here. tifn picture will be shown
the lasr gwo days of the week
Male and Female sfandH as one Of
the rnsst gurvnouss- staged ami intense
~ interesting drama ever dlnlefl 1ne
af t,le scenes.~ thar showing ascenl
Babylon. cost thousands of dollars and
vet This is introduced merely for me
purpose Of showing the dream OF a
Bntler
Some ides Of the attention PAID 70 TO-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21

Eie-.iEf1J brackets !rnlt.l.Irr ne oiG
.aT,l1 forms
No finer or more appropriate sci
Ing Iar these furnishings could he
made than their present hume
where they viii continue 20 ne seen
and admired hy visitors from al
ra-LS OF the world.
Grand and cl;g-l.ieG, the Blainp
mansion Is cunning Inru Ifs own as
the home Of the Governor OF the
state Of Maine located Just north IF
The Capitol
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21
NNNEbEC GO. REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following 1ranstars IA Tsa- as
Iaga nave been recnrded during the
pasr weak a. me Kennebec Registry
Of Deeds:
Aagusra-Jaseph g Rlclsar 70 A.
aeTt N. PIng-ea. tEG lots 81 lRnd
with buildings raeraan On Last zlgIe.
sadie L. Me-Gl.lf 70 Clarence A. Day
OF Machias. and with buildings
thereon between Granite and High
streets. 8TmEn EE=rEr.au ID Mary
Cole. land with buildings rherenn On
north side Of Stevens EsJa11. Everett
u Nurrlng Ic Frad J. Locke N Nj
Vernon land with buildings lhersan,
Mar z. Kehoe TO Thomas NJ ; En-
right land with buildings rhersan On
west size Of Spring street; Maude A
Watson Of Hal1owen to George T.
Armstrong Co. land with buildings
taeraun.
CfiIna-Eerberr :. Hasiial ~ Pa
rick CaHGy uf 0rsno and Eugene T
burns o. Brunswick land.
Fayst1e-,Toi1n e, LoLhrop = u a.
men z P,a-1 OF East Llverrnura. and
Gardiner-HiIliaEn AIar,-sll "a Flor
snee P. McCauEIand, land win
buildings thereon.
ManInouth-E 7 Shepard n j e
aamm Co. af Lewiston. land Win
buildings lnerenn.
North ! ASA hBre-N ellie 2 Bur
CESS ~ Ira Z. Brown and Ma,garni
J Brown, and with buildings -aera-
an
ClAlA.aaa-JaIIleG ii 5tHvsns and
LS1-Ie : Baker nsil's Of la1e Eliza
: Stevens. - Edwin T Mitchell aud
'-Seargo r johnston, land win build
.1Iss Jhasean.
Eandulph-Benne-- SGhlnsherE 10
2ur-nn T. Brown. land
SIGney-Fa annie Nj Morrison Of Wa
-e1'vl-a- Guardian az Isabelle A Nor
~lsaE ana Russell a Morrison, 1o
Roy :. EasuE, land
1z-sa b8ra-The Wiscassa- Va
terrible and Pennington Railway ca.
n A-Lnid : Mower. land.
WINSTON II Simpson IL
aollingsworrh < Whitney Co. land
with buildings thereon; MARTINI Bar
Ion IF Benton - Abei q. SpauldIng
u Albion. and
u 1nt.,IGD-A- z. Newell n =ilas Il
Waidrun. land with buildings rha1-a-
on jean 3. Langlnis ~ Charles :.
T9wie. and with buildings thereon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21

1ne old southern Colonial type. The
wall brackets are mirrors Of quainy
form firted with electric candles
In the Reception room the hract.-
cts are III enamel and gpid artisrical
~ draped with crystal beads and
prIsms.
The chandelier in the Srz1e Dining
room is Of the candle type, tie can
dies shielded by one large silk shade.
The wall brackHrs are Of the old
wiiai..-ail type WITH hand -cET globes
In the Baa ruarns are used the sin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21

The annual pound party tnr ST.
Marks Home viii he held SATURDAY
afternoon. April "a. The hume is n
need at MANY things ana il Il the
earnest hope Of the managers tina
1a.s year tile donations ny our Git
zHrs may be many and as generous
rs n me past Tea will De served 70
all vine cal win their gi1.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21
Guest Chambers


Owing 10 q furtuna.e C.lrclIr,,s,., ,,,,.
Tie four Guest Chambers are almost
cnmpistety furnished frurn Elm
Wood. which WIS james Russell
-oweil's nome n Cambridge ann
where without Doubt. james G
Eialne was often an hanorad s,yas-
81 Il was possible % giva al once y
charming. genuine ana horneIjl7n
qu2i1ty 70 these roens whe,s the
future guests Of the stare VIII ne
Welcomed
The cIIaI'acre-istics 0f IN oio Co.
lnniaI chamber are 100 well known
and unprecedented throughout New
England 70 need description. EarF,
ruurn mas its distinctive aoinr note or
scheme. depending on whether lacat-
ed on tr1E Northern or Southern ex-
pasu-n
Low faUr poster beds with f.a-vati
pineapple rups, saIia mahogany nu
reaos with their ariginul brass han
dies. dressing tables with slender
f'uted legs stand beneath quaint
mirrors fastened to the walls or hnid
the oiG fashioned mirror stands.
which arrangement wac rhe nruto-
TYPE of moaErn 'dresser." are n the
guests chamDars.
The southeast guest chamber IL
tne Eiae ruuTr the southwest il The
ssreHu -uorn the nurtneast gursf
nduTn is the Mulberry ronm and rhe
northwest room IS the Gold r-uum. In
the Gold raum is double ned with
high pests on which Is carved the
Eagle and Coat nf Arms Of The
Cnipr. Here are also tvpes Of the
double chest or high BOYS" also
Queen Anne mirrors and corner arm
chairs.
Governors Living Soum
Neu11;al Ians paper IL on lhe walls
IF The Governeras living roem. The
hangiE-s ara Of gold There IL a
hinge Davenport IN front Of the fire.
place. And hack Of the Davenport
is a tanla OF The Adams Design.
The electric light fixtures Of tina
IcvErnnr'E rnanEiun. arr IN them
selves. an art. The keynora~~uf dec
aratinn is property aided ny the f1x-
lures in each roam. In the Hal
snars Is Gisar-cut iazrarn Cube.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21
LOCAL Notice

Dance Library hall. Gardiner
Wednesday, night. continuous 8 ID
lilo. Smiths Orchestra of SIX
places. using sssophons and marin
baz- apr-Du@t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-21
Family Dining 7nnr

The Family Dining Room is fin
lshed in cuigr scheme Of mulbar~v
and win -U4ied scrlm easement cur
aims The French doors antarlng
INTO thls room Tram me nan are 70
have c:~aper-es Of ne same mate
rial. THE large drop Iirnt il the cen
-er Of me room has IN orange shade
which casts a very charming color
II aInscuLang N rms roeTr is topped
with 4 border Df rosa1-e design IN
same rna1aria.
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ulAL being put here. Fed cn-pe. ana
It wnlts paint on the waodvv,-s
a4s0 nr1ng Out the original impress
SION. The walls IN the lever mn -
OF BUT and me lignrfns ffv-,I-r.s i,
GAl0Ie eraGT are IN N---r4l1r-f,+ s-,,,,
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he lounge

II 1t Lounge i q handsome
Pembroke table with -wn vary wide
folding 1iaps, winch when one.1 give
the tuA SIZE 20 me Top. This rahie
Comes 1ruIn Inc Library of Elmwnett.
James Russell L0welI's hume ii
-aInb-ldEe Mass
Perhaps at Hrs; glance me huEr-
Lied floor n ne Lounge mas IN ar
usual appearance. but a. SECOND
giance, the floor. me duu r0ned III
noisferv and 1ne plain rlona.r our
ca.ns n ne glass widows which
form lie entire south side of rhe
'-aorn. create d mos welcome a-nus-
ptlere. tnat If hospitality Flower
stands ana palms add 70 rIle a-uac-
-lURess Of The roonr
INDIRECT lighting Is used II the
Lounge. this being me only room N
me Mansion mat Is so lighted. The
globes ara cut gihas. win knons Of
the same and wErh hanging CRYSTAL
t.rr