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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-09
HOUSEMAIO FOR PARLIAMENT
HatIess English Lass Plans to Seek
Election to Commons on
Labor Ticket.

London ngland.-,IeSSie Stephens
n houScmaid with a mass of dark hair,
and who generally goes about hatleS1,
has signified her intention Of entering
ticket She is endeavoring to - a il
seat in the local borough council of
Bermondsey and will then stand as a
parliamentary candidate.
housenaid. cook general boss of n
large common lodging house in Glas-
gov, porter in chemical warehouse
and driver of a three ton lorry.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-09
TRADITIONS 1000
YEARS old UPSET
Ancient City Of Pressburg
Changes Character With
Coming Of New Rulers.
RESULT Of PEACE FARLEY
Resentment Shown Over the Employ
ment Of Czechs in Government 20.
sitions Formerly Occupied by Hun
0arians--Many Are Expelled.

Eratislaya, Sloyakia.--It il only ON
CzechoSlovakian maps that inns an
Gent Hungarian city OF lrcSSburs can
be- located by its new name. N'lleh ny
Hungary for thousand years, II
passed under the control of the nrW
Izechosoyakian republic by the deer"
ion Of the peace conference, and Il
large part Of its inhabitants do not
tuke kindly to the new order Of things,
It's people ure doutnantly Gerinunlc
Or Hungarian.
The street signs are IN German and
Hungarian characters. and moss 10 them
Is being added czech. The old postal
snd telephone employees have been re-
placed by CZeChs and Czech nigh OF
tcera installed in the government.
SloNak regiments on duty here have
been replaced by purely czech soldiers,
In u city as old and conservative and
routine as this. drifting through the
centuries undsturbed III It's sociui Gus
TONS. these things have made feeling
run rather high in certain social strata.
Many Are Expelled.
Persons, regardless Of sex. who have
not acquired legal residence are being
expelled one man who told the .t~So-
Ciattd Press he had lived and done
business here for forty years was rX
pelled few days ago. The list of
those cited for expulsion is said 10 con
taip names of dead persons.
Some HuugarianS do not hesitate 10
express their resentment over the EN-
lluNment OF CZeChS IN government pc
sitions here formerly occupied by the
Hungarian>. tHeChs and many Sio-
Naks OF the educated classes who hold
office under the government say this
feeling il due 10 Hungarian and Ger
man propaganda, and has no real
strength or extent. Also they admit
the necessity Of czech oficiAIdom, rs
Sloyakia has little or no educated class
from which to draw executives Of uhil-
ity.
Hard to Upset Tradition.
II is hard to upset rudely the trudi-
ti,uls Of ten centuries aud talks with
many persons, both in official and uIl-
official circles, would indicate that the
autagonism displayed toward the
CYechs is Il natural condition of this
period OF transition and is not deeply
rooted. Probably It il stronger here
in Pressburg than in the other parts
OF Siovakia, where the change IS not
SO apparent
The school question plays Il very
prominent part in the situation here.
The government has abolished the Ger
man and Hungarian languages in the
schools and this means II general Dust
ing Of teachers and a reaction in house
holds.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-09
Japanesc TRAINING.

japanese children begin 10 study HI
j'tsu in their earliest years for IL is
a system of physical culture hygiene
and ethics, ana the exercises give
strength AMI toNihiity to the limbs.
LATER the pupil Is shown the fine art
Of using an udvcrsarNS strength
against himself.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-09
Ostriches Biggest Birds.

Osfrlches are the I0reo,t To0thored
creatures existing aAd one Of these
birds viii sometimes measure eight
feet in height and weigh 300 pounds.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-09
Has Horse AZ Years Old;
Record for United States

An equine wonder, the oldest
horse in active service in the
United States, and that bids fair
to reach fifty years of age, is
owned and driven by Rev. L.
Myers, pastor st. Matthews
Lutheran church Of calawiSsa,
Pa.
The horse Is medium bay,
stands l5la hands, weighs about
LOO pounds and is still I'm good
condition. He Is in his forty
eighth year,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-09
Daily Thouuht,

OF truth men are uystically unit.
ed; a mystic bond Of hrotherhood
makes all men one.-Carlyle.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-09
Coda Galore.

India holds the record for images.
II has been estimated that there are
quite 3O0,OOOO0O images Of the yart
gus gods there,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

The w1-Haess rHaeg-zpnr club in
Eug-Rzad the first II -ne vsx- III the
E1uT ElEn scnnna ny : lew Ut -as
STUDENTS zu1z-eEad IN -flR s5szsaiup-
mssa1 of 1nss w8rk Msn which 1ur a
Ens YVES & 1sTtfszazs affair II 1as hands
~ anlE a @aw. hes --ereu1sr bEsn Hr
Ezu1zed and Is nDw opened II any d
me s-aHeu.x waa ere n interest,"
themselves IN IL AZ 1.1n lrHsEu- --ns
she urEzEszRzaun eEInslE1s OF tine 1Zll-
3gwzng- Raphael Ag-nDus. president
Louis Ca-.ssszan- ser,srz-y-. and Spuf-
1nrd SadGznEs. x-zRsurEs- Earrain
Moran RannlG Murphy Mzfnn tzssr-
dom. Gushing ---na and M- EheszHr
F1ppd CT t1e scnnnl faculty The rp-
Tsarzraas Is nearly sraaEsy 1Dr 8per-z-lrIn.
T-be sEs1G.zE zusz--zZnEnz ana zzzss az's
n place anu T-le ope-a-1rs un3E Now
zERzr the ag-zraA nj Ltls -.anesE III.
pa--s The DBFs are mns7 auIaEsiRs-
aE 1rer zhs mA1zEr ana are E1T1ng
mncn a4 their spE<@ time N rias pro-
rnur1nn af the pru-eH1- They are n
hopes -za1 within zser-v snar1 time
1nEy viii he u communication wTzzn
sume 0f rs1e nearer 81 the Ens1s-sl
STATES srzzams aiming zsls raazs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

TAI Trade IHzrureznnnr- Esazung In
Farmer MRr.kHt hin Ersn. Puhzic
Mz-ks-- a DHr an AzzE.nnrzss Innus-
---laa establishments. F-1e EzDHing
FUR T5uris1z. and Czy Pxrks and
Plagg-uuock
: An appropriation nj xSlB VII be
asked tram 1ne nua-d Of 6zrsr1zys
La cE--r un Inzs warK IhzE mnRns
6n2g anAaE- q DemnEr zna VIII
make pnszitaie bringing really wurrn-
wnlle spsGkErs - lns CITY Il wary
Lr-3e cufz u InR individual
The 9er-snunel " tina newly nd
pointed Furum cnUmz--ee ezpar-
1R-aE ErrraEg and Representative
LEWIS a Bl-ieagn Ii chairman. q Pc
Ez11kn ss.c-InG untv n Importance -
-1R- IF arEsidE NJ the rnxmAer n
ss.i+ Mr. 3urleagh nRx- -nf suxare
confidence NJ the csrazEnEnzp and II
IS wei known LaR- alg-Azng rnAz he
g-res ms personal 1nzereM xnd AZ
1Gu-1pn - Is sire Ii be q E-ezllt 70
Augusta. There a--e 1--WE rsce E:nasr-
men aRcn u whom VIII p,eHde Il
ane N the mest-nEs- Thev Rte H Il
Srza-I- Walter M aanbnrn Perry Z
u hzrnE, Z. L McL.eKl. and Paul IL
SE-ganL The members M Nj
S--aRz-E rnmm-Ae are Thomas L
Ba0EE- L,E-- Nash. Parisv LHw-snre
5u-3Elgn Martin and EeI-A RYAN.
M aE-Eeurs cnmnG11He CONSISTS af
Frank Candnl- r G. Ansman. n
L 5Ew-sIls. 5snedlc- NRher. and z.
a EussFy- MI McLeH1's cammzt-
use Is made I'D If Rooe-r 4 CuEy
c T Penney john E Ransom. " l.
q liiEnsun and c. " Mer-lE Nr
q hz-ng-s committees canRsts Of 4
Z 5HEos- - Z. Downing. E3E4ne
Owen Or Tsvsun and Fay swift MI
aE1bnrl Is aaspciEzsd Win c r
B5ip1aaU, Prank Eawins. G Il Ma
cunnsr, EAlph Ms5Dsr and Amse
EzSaER1--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29
ae,ased This forum has power :

devised This forum has power x
tssscuHs al sIlssst.g1S Affecting The wei
fare az lne Ey and - recommend
ar-zGn To the board az aI,'ar1ors u
does nuT hare power "a uum-z1 tas
G--uac-urs II support uf any prupnsi-
luu bII1 sxssrnencs ms shown rslR-
me directors aeld1m fail 10 -scnE-
uLW 1ne sentiment af Trz mem 5erx
waen HAT sr-s acted Epan IN me far
IN z-se brought ID 1af1r a--snzaRr
fzr- xsrs7H The ss-r--ara--v Of the 81
eanIzaauR makes z rapport or 4 Is
nads by chairman Of -ne Farun
committee giving q rasums q -ns
11EcaHslun- me obEer11anE against
and arguments n 1zxar. E1d the In
a. rs=szlvR Is passed nv affirmative
rsrs Of the mem 5Er.snIn.
Tae hrs1 zss=nE VIII ne hesd on
November ). II P IA, Il 1ha1 aatH
sran pc ssz1Hac1ur1lg arranged for
win the sseRAar ~he Engserr fer
1ssrgas8an VIII ne --Shau Esnnea,es
River Boa= Service u Boston Be
Resumed - Ca-i x Crnsssr wna
Az3uws 1aR transportation game 1rar2
A n z viii ne Tlas speaker and he
VIII answer az Questions CONCERNING
ing oosz proposition that ran DIS
sI1alr pc raxzss.a The chairman nj
ting cnrnznE--E-H. LEwls A Eur,seaEn.
VII -sE-eslEIt az TINS 1r-a -ns-s-zar Al
-1le other members a the rnnux--
fzR VIII a<~ Us boosters. TsrrEan
rules governing ina forum wer@ ac--
ea npun zna Will be property Tiz-zzecs
and PRINTED IN ne programs n fne
several zaeE1znEs Among rhem are
rElses governing E+1s Length af time
aach speAlKer 1rurn the dDor sfnzl
sasss. the sT-pe If discussion sasE- Wi
be aezmzE1ea. who mHy szaaze rzz-
and sIfrh NazznE
The src1@tA-y presented = Iis7 al
s1lsasecrs 11lH- mac beEn used else-
where with sszrnHas as rwpiczz af 1ne
wurE af TINS gathering 4A-nnE
rnase were Streets and Sidewalks.
Recreation. Eanca1sun. City PAN
n1uE, ZnnznE AEnsrdrznzzz-anl- Rs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29
GIRLS Club NOTES

THIS F-aEET evening e Ife An
E-lEza Girls Community cfub q
Halloween socsnz viii take piace and
Z g-and good TINE III planned far al
Egr doEs Viii ne an safe ane VII be
evening The 1vsfHr stew supper
Wednesday, evening Il me club far
wn1ch u Number Of Ihe m=mbe.-s had
signed HI WEES VERY macn sn1rrec-
FoIlgwIng the supper nesting w1s
nsld -ela-zve 70 -Ae circle pfRns- The
c4ub plans 70 ssvs n sals and enter
1z1nmEn- un DEE ; ana sHcn CIRCLE
VIII have charge ~ raasie II winch
rnsT VIII sail fancy zr-3ries winch
VIII be MINIS Emefv n the Tr-pR-z-
nun 18r EhTaHtnaE E7EanE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29
FITTING SETTING
FOR MASS. STATE
DEM. CONVENTION

ME3pr z. L PhIhrook- known fa-
and VICE II LILLE State and c8uaTv
has a E-sHz fund Of interesting sfz1r-
res ano IF constantly n1Uzng u the
cnLlecIun- Mann OF them Ere 1-'um
HIS psrsnnRl experiences ana when
he tails unE, Il is sure II ne 3 gonc
enc E@ WIS caa--ng 1ns 0-ne-
day the EG---y aHTEng been 5is,suHs-
ing puII-1Es. Some -'eua-ks -an-nd-
81 nm at = funny sne and ne 1aiG l.
something like This Z
We ltst- Portland Gne Morning
a11sz- the September elecapn WIFI
Ez1e State Of Name EXHIBIT IN IT
aal3 C-acK f8r Lns Easzsrn 5ra1es
Ex3usIlun a. Sar1ngdEic- M2sg. T,ht
rsssult u Ins e3sCr3nn WIS somewhat
g.sz-z1gzaE ID rs and We a22g 0uI1 Aoa
iHI-Es PE1urad ROOSTER, an cR-Eas- q
fine looking aIr1. pr'DciHzmznE ID R-i
ne grand r1crury Al MHzne-
hIle railing through me sr-v.sEs
Of Portsmouth n E hHE-5 q
graf cummCL8n and hlDhEc DE-
hind with Eae hunElnE If aaIr2 aor-s
ana rE--rus bells and 1-hs- nnIsHz
We thought Il usgt7z De a FIRE a3R--n
and 1z-ned 1u1 ID give z cisAr WY
b11 III looking behind Il 0E- aaA.zs-
mEn- bur g--2--1iI:a-3an tzun6 -1a-
me anIn 2sIRs1lc CITIZENS Hers faI-n-
1ag q pE-al1s osn1nG OUT trunk AnG
ware wapuuIn 81 ID fur Maine
.SEE nR1 SINE 1nlag tonk pihcs
WHEN sEe passed Through EaztzI.ifls-l
and -aw-Hnce and Lowell Eaa al e.
raTZng II Szsrlng5sid. 5U1 11e c-,aRC
Of the waElE aTRzr WIS IN tine mex:
nu-rnE Z Snrlng5sld- / hAG or
rRsiun 40 I'd IN the C-E nal and nRC
rnH --7Ck a--+vE- LlKH me there VIII
me r.oaszzr still oe-cfzng IN Ina
truck As / WIS assuu1 u enter tnx
building. SUI cane Z bunch NJ men
une IF whom threw ms arms N N.
ar Ind almasT sBsoec-
.Sav- wgsrgHT 4 uEd enough - III
AGAINST WINK wa dad Z rtasre tgoir1-
lr,E zgwH--d -ns hRl9 without RUNNING
1nzD TINS our ns-e"' Ea6 he pointed
Il our --oaE1E--
GR-rIAIr1A17A LIZ 2A4A
Stepped uq II the uR1 and gently
incurred why al his sadness II
forming HIM 1azr ! WIS win Lnt
truck and the Rooster WIS ry Is
pt.claz pet ENC he So rBu' ~
---u-n Maine We'll. I duu'I hIHns
Ton Of me rooster, an Jna rnI
sans with me-
TIE LED me - me duur & the Cs-7
mi and sHad, RS he puIntan within
We arr gang u have Democratic
STATE convention here 1sdEy- Thz
undE--zkers naa THIS hzI Ear -hes.
E.unuarrann On yesterday and look 4
ING d place
y looked and I svMpE-EZzed WIZ
nzm- although ! cguiG mt ref-zzr
t--n1n -emR-k-nE I'd aIn 1lR-
+n0GE.1z Z WAS zne mnsa appruprIRzt
ssfrznE Eur 1.ae Massachusetts Demo
c-.z-zc canzan-ann If ZsiaA 1aA- cpule
possibly ne PLANNED The nAl WI
haa< flied with 1s1e czzfhaE ana a-nE,
rE-aane-nA-la used M 1s1e un1eT-aG-
ess Z thar dEnans1--a-azn af goods
err. Ger n
The r-sawu ggE- II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29
FORUM COMMITTEE
MAKES IT'S PLANS
Su b jeets Affecting
Augustus Future
VIII Be Presented IN
Series Of Meetings 10
Be Held During the
Winter
Winter

meetings hHld m0n1hSw curing tina
Winter L. the proposed program Of
ar.szS7TE 10r-u zliz-sE ny the FarGm
tstI1uI-7zse n their meeting lRsz szss.-
uzzE The Chamber OF Commerce.,
new ID Aag2sza II IT'S modern rs
J,e--S. has q -echrsqae uf cperaz5Dn
1faa- Is 1hR result nf snrrsssfni sx-
Tsraencs n rnaz5E crsls.s OF TINS cuzIn-
try. To gre 1ae members az1zxgs
zsu---ar.s pazann N Inc affair. 8f 1tae ar-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

EOIa-aEl WalrHr Z WFmal VIII De
me speaker a. the regular meeting
ii the Augusta REzEar-y Glib 81 hZ8
THIS Fr1dRT evening al 1Aae Augusta
EuGsH. The speaking program VIII
ALSO 5aElanE EnEr-mInEzs talks upan
Ro1z-y by In-seH znerrDers IF the
Eaza- Another taE-l-s If me evening
wl re rnR3 mic ERziuwE'En E1-r1s
WINCH premise EnAzy thrills and
IE1E1kA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

The -aZ1r1Hd srag3un presented a
busting aEpaR-anna Thursday tur,a-
nf,fn. A large iHitga1lun NJ The lnEasl
zssRcnar. lHf1 On the mnul1g E-saz1 fin
the cnnzsau1asr and than -ne aass
5Bunn -a1n alsp brolEt1 the 1sleEa-
Tlnn nf 71Eper makers x Inc CRY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

-hDsa lIzAzaE u TIaas over me
Aarznenee 2sEnaEe either n a1L9Inc-
blaes or taRms IN a WEI aEy know
anlT TOO wei the extreme c-au-1un
needed 10 1Rg1gzz2 ms particular
1iaerBGsntasse n 0r-usr u aNclld Ess--
iir1c 1nt1 1z-0EaiE 7 Yesterday 3 Small
fxfzsr-izs CIR canning ACROSS IL q par
fsacr4T normal -z1e af speed, ak1Cdea
10 Qns slce and then the other finally
IanGzaE aEzzns1 the truck wagon Of
Hack E1rman .samm1ng u9 jack s
slHp some and aTssz1klug the SPOKE ri
Une of me frrsnT Hf1eeis If the RIIa-
Flsrrana1slv there WIS I'D other dam
are. but AS Ene man sR1a. We bela
er.x srsa1sa far mimi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

A large pe--E1-ass al the lpflaZ
s5lsuI7arnen VIM have bean N 1as hlg
WOODS n Tas nurEhssrr par af the
S-aze report hlI-ss bslns plentiful and
ossszr very sca-s.s- T.1ey sgF It1a1 z
Is Almost EE2nsslsllE - Ess1 slgnz ri
deer owing 10 the woods bang so
nREr IN arraIzn- of 81 mncn cry
weather Very few af I-ls oDua are
returning hume win game ana Ak
press g-EE- Glsappulz-nen1 uTsar LaaI-
-=-yss sp far Inns Eal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

a wumal a. the rzzirznd szla-ipn
Thursday InBrn1ng craa-sE a ErsHz
aEE- Ut 1uzaresf rs she PASSED through
The crowd wearing her knee -uuss,,s.
thick wrTalEr Stockings and henry
snitd Ehues.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

Z. II RaHsel Of 1nis CITY. plans 70
leave 1ne first ct a1U1lsr week 1ar
tine big woe1is around the EEs1ls reg
3nn. This Is an annual event w1-E
Mr. RasHHl and ne 9Hels can1denE
thar ne VII not rs1u7-n empty hand
ed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

Jasssah Il Eana gklns sz1E1tsI1zIzan DENT
IF buildings a The Courthouse and
Ms Iasa-kzHs -'zzaz,nea Wednesday,
fran 4zx gays G1EZtmoiaae "TRIP II
C7rsnYasscIlca1 Al 8s1s9spIu- they ris-
1rEsd 1iasszr san. A18fI-L TEeT were
accom- PINNED on their Ta1aE-n BY A
k,tz,- HpGgkIr,s and IT L "a a1Ag-nIr-y
Of Er1aEepu,--- WING VII make stur-
z-isH1 with them \ ne civ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

A Workman engaged Epun me Cnn-
sr-rnrzlan nj Ihe wing If Lae A1g-EzE
Hause fail THURSDAY Trgnpun End
YVES gul-R hadly shaken I'D. Il Il
uuder,EoBa 1sa- he E--qped gTFar z
wire. q bRRr,d SAVING MN from q
further Eza ia resumed his work n
me a11Hr-n8an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

FRIENDS a-H E-eEI11E CaE-EE EiR-k
again al the clu1hzng s1Gra IF j 3.
FARRELL IN Water s1rsst NJ. ElRck
is clar,Ellg there during Lne abHancH
NJ Mr. War--hEng WIN Is GIN On SICK
seaxa. and he N'5Il EEnazn there un11l
a-1ar the Christmas n0li6avs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

Mrs Charlotte Davis WIS glVan 3
surprise party n hnEnpr NJ hsr birth
slaT IT ner home On Cedar street
Tzzur-saav evening She WIS Ins r7A-
ci2iaT11 NJ many EZ4zk. among wt2C=n
WIS . tsI-ThciaE CAKE Al PASSED q
very dellEnz1Eli evening wishing
1laa1y nks1ess maI1y happy rgru.-us II
the dar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

The North Angasra Grange will
present the play The Reheillur af
Mrs Barclay n rne ErznEE Ezl,
ur Inc evening Of F-iGRr- NgE- 5rn.
The play VII De 1aIinwea by a dHnre
-A1E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

The azzuSlaa messing Of me SsU1h
As.nnebec Agricultural SnE.iery VIII he
hein III J. s. Erzr9s Hure. south
Windsor. On Saturday. Oct IN. n I'D
p n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

Finn Moses Pike Of raE- place The
srzde has rHnv friends = Bus-zE-
where she was q szadsn-- The sNEni
Zsa6 piacz a. 1as FEE Ehr1Eza2
Church and Rsr- L Z. Z DarainEaHn
n View Ea.-E- WIN wnz c.rzpln4n af rne
5atn Regiment. offras-s.d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

K i Mer-1rk has Misses nHHrnfi
rrsaun suf1s. . Ia 10 Ut ssEes. very
spscsHl rn3nes n s. = and sz-ss each.
Also Dcrsf ann girls garnet swaE1Esz
hxrh or gpw necE H xz-sE S---5 znsi
s.fSs. Thase are extra gsod for -ne
arsrs znd Taar wnmenls rsasHer hats
anr 81 ~ ssag.n are rznazxzasse values
Drt.a0tsi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

Mrs. Ruth McAaa-y rsiarned Thurs
1aT mnrning 70 her hn1ne IN wnas.r-
VILE a1zer q sanrr win1 WIN tr1snls
IN rhs City
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29

IszzsHs r. NASH e. II Enz-ennd,
inssr-11szl w11a -ne plumbing and hem
nr establishment N O. IL q y u
Eazh and szse OWNER ssnre LEE ID
dead aEa=r a nr1sf zEsn<zM Ee WINS
bsrn IN rhaz CITY gr4dnazsd nsn
EEn S<.nE,ri and business cnEl1Ee ma
ss-azne a hoskk=sper IN Tse sfne ~
ms -zxnsr ard uncle IN LIE. ana .
mariner N IEkz
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MI zan Mrs. A c. Johnson If View
LEndun, Eaun-, were risi1Hrs Tnurr-
gay in TINS city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-29
AUGITSTAIOCAIS

Il 5. RwdHr ST Portland waE in 1ae
CITY aEn1le 1hzzrstsay I'M nazzxrz CT
business
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Mzjur EurE-1n Alntn- Z 5uszxsr H.
nsrner II --se Harvard claas 81 M
wnp SERVED - France n the atfh ak=s
1usenz- L. .. g a, was married Wed-
nnzdav n Lufer Is MsH Ereswz
f7s-x PIKE. anuEr-sr Of Mr. and N-z
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MOTHER!
LII 1r--a Syrup CT Figs
Lii : Best La1a1sve

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''-'1 or Elae uzzna California On
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lAT1flE 1aE ssess and rnusg
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-01
SOUTH SALISBURY

Oliver Laurence, Jr, is visiting rel
atiyes in Springfield, Vt.
MIR. Mofitt Of Peru spen; Wednes-
day with Il j. Beagle.
A. b. Hawkins was in Bennington
on business Tuesday.
Clifford Carlisle and family, motor
ed TO Chester Tuesday.
The Girl Scouts gave an entertain.
ment at Cole Hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. William Bailey of Mortified
Falls, is visiting her brother, John
Lane.
Reuben Warner has entered the
Sanitarium at Pi,tsford, for treat
ment.
Mrs. E. G, Farnham and son Clar-
ence, have returned from a weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs, d. A. Eastman and
Mrs Joseph Tessier were in Benning.
ION Monday.
The Ladies' Atd society will meet
Friday afternoon, July 2, at the home
OF Mrs. f. G. Farnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Hawks and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-01

children of SALISBURY we're callers
a Harry Beagles Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunt, and Mr..
and Mrs. s. f. Galusha, motored to
Hedges Lake and Greenwich Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stickles, and
sons Roger and Raymond, spent tho
week end with relatives in West Ru.
pert.
Miss Rose Laurence has returned
from Springfield, VT, whore she has
been visiting her aun Mrs. Clayton
Flanders.
Miss Myrtle Hunt, has returned
from the Putnam Memorial Hospital
where she underwent an opera Ion fti
The removal of adenoids and tonsils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Bottum, o
WiHiamstown, and Miss Bertha Bot
tum Of Los Angeles, Cal, were caller.
at T, II. Dunlap's and Percy Matt
sons Monday.
Edna and Maybello Hum, re .urne,
Wednesday from Proctor, where the,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-01

On tr abmed date wc the UNDERSIGNED, we're driver IN IN Essex al iro" hem ""
VILLAGE ont tc Reach Street Road and up the hill 1.-THE CIinGm Gore ARM the car making inc
entire climb on High Gear n ,on>D 1sTT TIcAN