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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-08
CLIN

The ANNA FAR u -Ee L-za1esf AID
sEsC2eJy 81 tina Brown Memorial Meth !
9dlsz c+51lfN-fl- wA1eA was held On
THURSDAY. WIS q >slcIsass "a axey-v 1s-
-22L The sale opened Al a's.sork
EltEa tne following Ii charge Of me
booths apron oouIa. hrs Caroline
2 Caie- Mrs. Jennie r. Y iae-tlez- M-.s
Emily X Hal. Mrs. Mary r Cam
miscellaneous b@oI5a. Mrs Etael ri
Robinson As.s- Ola T Summer -ays-
rEsEy bUoIh. AIRS Era Wood CANDY
booth. Mrs. Mabel Wiley Mrs. Dor
ST1T Gerald Ms Nae 9. E1aEdon-
Mrs- Fazze3 T Greeley 4 supper If
hazss3 beans salads and paszr-v VA
served Z Ez1e @s-@nlng an entertain
Den1 Uas gwen IS tui8cws- Singing.
Cary de F8sF1k 70 ono VIr--zanw~ PIT
Ladies' quartet Ms JENNIE Harmon.
Dodge Ms Emily a. Ezzzl- With Mrs
Elizabeth NHwcnrab, zsecarupIal4s1
rag1raz1un The C9ppsnxzr Man +
IA ss--zzyas Adams singing Virginia
Moonlight" GlaGH's RooInsan- rAr1ra-
non The Wind CT and the A5cz
Lsaxes" RarA lane Singing. -LaIla-
Try Time" R1bv Hal ana MARGUERITE
Wsbbe-- recitation FSD's Letter
t1a-,a WEYMOUTH sAnggag, Ten Ba1Es
Fingers" Alice 9aa Dtsrsts1v WaaesT-
vocal snita. "a .7s.n Grandma sings rl1s
Song she LoTHs. 81 +91e End Of q Per
44rr Day" MIS- Lara Goodwin 70
-. staln. LITTLE Mother Ct Mine" Rev
Z J Nzabs- The -gIzl amount
elaax-ess frrars SAFE ana supper amount
Al ID about So Azril a-e1It * enc
The several committees n charge
The league ms-ezzng Of CgI1Eaa ElEn
szt1opl care the 5ailuw5aE program On
Friday afternoon sBnE Marching
Through Georgia school recitation
The SPIDER and The Fly Helen
sazvnelGts-- leading. Car Lester
recitation. Wilma Miller reading
''Sst-z.a2z If Coed LACK" Prudence
rarnali- sung- IN The fs3naII1g,
freshman class recitation Clayton
t~--acksr- current events Sophomore
LASS rssadinE- Gerald Fisher read
Enr Little TarnnIe's First Smoke ="
Asa aalt- piano soln, Charles Lewis
rs.csraren. In tslR Memory af r.1s
Maine Mann Lewis reading. Cleana
T--ae- school paper. Stanley Wells
SIZE -s-vhes-H Is Music n he Air
school. lAErnz szare DaT VIII be of1sH,-v
al wsfF apnr1przara EXERCISES by me
scronl
MISS Esther Files = -lzp1i nurse ~
fs,s. Augusta General hospital WIS
the szis.xs ~ her parents Mr. and M--s-
Charles Flies ane cay -eceutzv-
Pouls- Lewis Is n Baxrar IN bas-
mess Fry few tSavs
Mrs z. r Steele af Wa-ss-vzIle Was
calling N relatives --ren1-T-
Al IRE last meeting II C11nT8z
r-yar-e 2 Of H ma COMMITTEES Fl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-08
Several Slightly
Injured IN Train
Crash at Bangor

Bangor. NJ. AET- E-E-zSs|z1sas,S On
Ing sleeping CHI Eag1e hRG an ak
t-zurGiaAs-v escape Al 1--8 1n1s mora
ing when the cz- WIS siGe- sn1s,ea nv
the st John express dEle n Busssn
az SIS a Ii GE 1 Switch ahall- i've
tram lengths aEs- Of -ae Caaon stz-
unn-
The express US SLOWING 2DT1 41T
ire station. WINCH 10 agupF prevented
q serious disaster Name Cerz-z2 en-
CINE 45a Of The express rakaa the
sleeper nazf rs 3eng-a. ripping and
1sasgrg OH -Ae s3de. Throwing ss1e
passengers from -aeIr as-Te1s aaa
sHz<s ant tipping rae car part way
uvar
No one Vas saz1nusir injured.
u later Eazz-zT 81 New EGTEn.
Conn 4 Yale graduate returning
tram a visit u MS 1a-mer hone here
was sent II Ttae hospital VIII n IN
5ur'ad sllie and cut n ne heEd-
The puT-ar on the Hague \ =
SassHr IT 51slaa. vas slsgtlT3v cuT
ana bruised SsTa1r@e1 OF r1le pas
afs-sic1azs Some ware ssra2sez and
ssaaaea ID or suffered Cuts +-sTn
broken gsass. bzt aune seriously.
Locomotive z5A was BADLY dam
aged anu the 4upRCs nearly Tzppea Il
over against z line ~ box cars On the
asx- rack several II wa5ch ware
smashed
! Engineer Frank Fsa-en II Bangor
escaped with a xTsnEhea shoulder.
Meme Of the CARS If The EXPRESS lefz
the rack The wrecked ca- came
e-,arn Ecultzsn last might with pAsstn-
gers fssau Bangor and A-sasfEses
aoaars. To WHICH Bangor rzz-Hc WAS
added and with TWO other SsRspers
zas % Dc a--acaei u tina express
As near Us Cal be zsgs1Ta4E1ea the
sseepErs ware being st1If-ed Across
z-.e main line when the express.
WHICH Was running late. pulled n DE-
fare X was Ax2eEle1.
The shifting engine and two NJ TaA
sleeses-s zes,e an the clear track but
me Eagae Tas On the ssiIEn-
T-a1fc w2s resumed IN the Taz1
line EAST a1sEr Z delay Of 1E'e hours.
THE Bar Ear5ar and EacsspUE-
branches are blocked by the wrecked
locomotive Passengers an tae s.
John train tes- far the wssi On me
d 81 train THIS morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-08
cr-1he- Building Operations

P-olBngazzUn Of the period uf 5usa-
ns.Ss uncertainty CAUSED = slump u
building operations n 0c-Dise-- ac.ctsr1-
i-r 10 statistics complied ur the ?.
" dodge Company. Contracts award
e during Cr-uhs- IA the Is states
comprising TIRE aur-asRszA-- quarter
af the snnrEv amounted - s1T---sz--
pna. waica WIS s@g Doe. een Tess raKz
inc SenfA-nb+sr 6g1rs-
TIE decline was genera throughout
IRE +ezr-ats-y excerpt II TIE Sorr1-
was-a-a Stzzzs- Minnesota and Surrel
and South DAsora- vnacn showed 81
Increase ever September
IN New England the October cnr-
tracts amounted % s---sg--pne which
z7as eiEnt 1llsen 1sss -hEn the Sep
1Efrntts- hElr=-
n detail tire 6crefser figures show
The following items aesidenf1Rs
bindings amounting ID Sc $50 sfH- pr
22ssrE If The tcstai7 Industrial buildings
amounting 70 e. al ss,nL ~ 1856 OF me
tnrzl- and ezH1cnz5nnai suiinsngs
amounting 70 s3-z1s saa- ar 1-4 sf the
rnras, business buildings amounting
70 s.. - BeH. ny 1T II the rozas
CONSTRUCTION IN THIS district has
fss..zz mora active -aaz lREr year Con-
r-ac-s awarded n rae 1-sz Ia months
af mas rear hare amounted n go
papne, as aga4nrs s1sE sssa. aee for rse
first - months sf iAs1 Fazr.
PrneertEa wurk repnr-ra n the Ia
nguiszs mas s~=n SsBA eee $50 IN sxcess
NJ contracts aE2-ar9. The greatest
amount Of 1ef4y--a WEEK. ~ m puhlse
works and Residential. buildings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-08

Cub house Friday evening. was
la--gs=5v attended ana a very SUCCESS
FIJI z1ar
G = Eawss q North yassazbcrc
WIS a Eaess Sunday Of ms brother
=. : Eawes
L-seuI- George MALn- accau-
panied by Mrs. William Colby lst-
n LIS a4z-ssiaze tor Richmond. Sa.lr-
cay morning M CaIfr accom-
panied by Llear Maz1u's mechanic
EE4Ee T5tsfasen- EanT nv auEomohlls
70 Richmond NJ TIhaascn wsI re-
-a---a % ms home II New York CIrE
from there Lieut. Maxim plans 70
return here t1le first If the week
The ladies' Sewing Circle VIII
no3d zaprar soClaA 81 he Congre-
-a1zona- church pRraors. "Wednesday
81 anlrE, Nur Ia THere VIII be III
entertainment and refreshments VII
Or served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-08
u|!NSLOH

The WINSTON Grange held rs -egZl-
sa4r meeting Fr36aT eE-En1aE ~ the
Grange nail A--ar me rauZne of
business. the farce Mrs SEr1E=s Re-
forms was successfully presented
m Mrs Frank a Snllev- Ms thar
les NJ Chapman. MIS-. George :
Ge71aeI1 ana MISS Florence B0waez-
Two readings we're -zvan By Norman
RhoaSEs Al ate max Grange meet
lng Nor- "a. Inc ars1 aad second de-
Er4e vii ne conferred npon caldi-
aa.es
Mrs 4 Q WesfzaS 1efs for her
zt-zsr a vla-1E her mother M-s
Sz-aA Ray and her SISTERS Ms J J.
Ra4nev and Mrs Ene.w
The suvs' and girls naskesssau
taans- at the W7nsiow Era school
i,eld practice games ~ Tas Town hal
number Of spectators The girls
played against TIRE Wz-e-r1TIe Egh
school team TIE bgTs rs2m
played asa.nsE the Cobara Juniors
win the score of J. n 4 n 1aTar Of
The WlnsloE 1sazn-
M ana Mrs Harald Simpson and
children PASSED Ts1e weekend win
Mr- and Mrs sam Parker al ST. A.
BGaE-
Mass Beatrice smiley teacher az
IRE EoilEngswor-a and Whitney
sraooi- which Is closed On acrcUnr Of
scarlet fewer. Is passing aer enforced
vacz1zon IT SkewaeEzn-
George Booker . student AZ tle
E nzverzlTv of Maine after attending
the B0wdoan ard Name football
zane a. Brunswick passed the
Weekend as the home Of his parents
M and Mrs ~ K Booker
A novelty whist parry VIII be held
s- rsae Taconnsr club house Tuesday
evening
M-z v r Reynolds : cnnfinea %
hsr home ev Illness
Miss Edna Hail has returned 70
Ear Harder AFTER q few dars visit
aita Mrs. A1ts-- Chamberlain MISE
Hall fnrnEr5w was i Winston resi-
4enr and was principal of the Gram
zer schonl
Mss Mildred ThvnE vino - EN-
.AIavea N tsae o-zsce OF me Fatr1ea6
5AaazGr1arn. passed tine ~eek END ~
asr home On Clinton avenue
Miss Miriam Roberts Of ParTzand
EszssAd. the weekend with her pa
anrs. M ami Mrs Emery Roberts
Miss Carrie Rav and brother Al
I'm Fay ct 4nrssec rAn-- we're
gzsesss ias- week Of znesr cousin
Mrs u J. Raz1Ey
The Ounce held q. TIE I1cannet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-08
Imperial Potentate
GarretSon' Lewis
ton Visit Monday

Portland Ne S0v w sr1 It's
recsVed Friday asar u Portland
-Aa1 Ellis Lewis Ga--Hsun OF Ia
cun2- Wash imperial perznt2za u
the Ancient Order aI -se Mgste
Shrine If North America wins Vas
lsran ON Sa8a-1aT could Be1 zE-sre
here Until Monday morning
PerE1Eazs Gaz--e.son- azca-n painted
or LiaE1--cCs PaEanrz-a 4 L VA
EEs af Portland and ether rr1ern Ressr-s
Of Kcra Temple. viii ManGav a11ar-
oa1n 60 70 Lewiston wae-e they wlu
De guests Gf kgra- 4 sEfeE-l:al car on
rAe F1-s---.lRl line E1I CONVEY me
parry This oTEEsa2 VISITATION br
the imperial pgte1-a-e e a nBtshIe
srsu- II the order = -.2a- as ne azs
al parts o. -ee esuurrv I'd e8var L Is
Impossible fur one section IN Sezur=
IN afhcsRl VISIT more frequently t1an
once II three years ar more
The meeting III Lewiston VII III
9ouDTaaaT be Largely. attended Is l.
VIII gre special opportunity 1or
members Of L.1e shrine rs -rzEr the
s1dcaai vlsaiar- Tlls1--uEs Parzn-azs
Watkins has spe1I much tine n -Ae
past few DAYS II working 5u- details
- make this meeting success n
every way. X was upon 8ea--7l IL
thar re WAS n Springfield. III. thar
E-- Watkins wired hl-n and received
lmmediaee reply thar he could be- n
Maine MonGzy. NGv- !. coming nsr4
Eun B0s1rVn
Mr. Garrison IS agt = s1-aaEp- -
New England Is ~ Tgsuk his Law
course n Boston University Sch0tz af
Law Immediately UPON graduating
ne located n Tacoma Wash. about
20 ysA-s aSn- and Is today enc Of the
leading z--aEnsys an the Pacific caas7-
He las fled various offices n the
order since 1871 when eieetez IN
persal aate- gaarsd n the session n
RochesIs-. y. = In 1879 ne was ID
pointed 10 write 4 digest of ing laws
and decisions Of te,e Imperial Council
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-08
Colby and New
Hampshire Game
Ends In ~ Tie

Durham. y. E $eT- 6--Asw
4sz1rly,ssl1rs zzn CaIs,y plav=3 70 ne
here raas af4ay-asor ~ 1t1e college
grgaz. the =cnre beng 70 : The View
Ezzs1, Tsssllrr5s 9=arn played pou-s game
al ire wa tlarourA anu zz4s able -
sxgsra only N the last rssrspd when aT
a sarlss # forward passes ana line
ralZzres ge7ey -Ezs1,ea me uaD rngar
sfgszvz ts1e 1s-ld f-~rs-rl rxse k5ck0f- Colby
-su- VI a g7-azg agat 4=a n 1ae 1-aS7a
period hlocke-d a'le 81 Conner : cunts,
rzsszultzrE II a touchdown
F-sIAE gained z5racIzcazE.- 81 q tbedr
--rtinz an fake phys III wascs they
rad LIE ssg1ne tam. AZ their mercy
TIE game yz-ze Witnessed by q varr
large r.,1Wzd as LENS vas alumni GaT
and 1ef * o]d grads werH back
Eslzm1nc.sz, .ao Was 1aHllg.h4s - play
"a TIE Marie serses vas T7e ssssa
s--e-sl1.1d gamer Fav 7ne vlsirnrS. ana
FFtss-rlr played ae4GE game II guar
1gTback- Cleurlgr plEEaa Fa1F sesz game
fer IRE a1srne team ann Farmer ssEnrd
ground many tines by good gains
tzaT-re1gzi gsle lznn. Butler Played =
zEs.-v sr-az1Fsy game a. quarterback and
Z was rgEas n has 1aadwEsIig III me
onaH came thar View Hampshire was
able u sczga Eel p8ayezl 3 ine ds
fsns5Ese game flsr --ae Locals.
X IT ATE COLBY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-08

Charles 4 Gilman Of East Wilton.
"a vas struck and instantly killed By
falling rr-e Write working N 13as
woods ch0ppIag FRIDAY morning ELS
body Was not discovered antzi noon
crushed beneath the trunk Of a large
tree that caused his death when has
father, Albert Gilman VINO wAs also
cnopprag wooc. suzne distance away,
was On ms WIZ To dinner The pa
rents q Esdor. and FIRE children Mrs
Harold Adams Of Dryden Mrs WI
Ian Chz-zi0w Of East William and
Etael- Ruth z2r Er1nGa- al NJ East
Wilton survive
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-08
Portland High
Trims u alrham. 1876

Portland he Nor s-Tser-e Line
pla1Ers BIZ Amha-l. oEara- Cap
ta.r F7aaesrT and Day defeated VII
ls.an 75ga- p ID 6. his afternoon u
n almost dea-ureless game Over
7ssa persona including -Da <-7n Wal
ham. witnessed me Inth annual
r-azi-,1sn 5lel between Inc two schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-08

SFw3ia-n =. University of
-Sar;Ic zswzas small. rl-Ers-
=. VIZ @4ccnpwas- Ezssssy. -
- s'ese''-a I x CrsE7er ~
rT1l-s X. : Camel If
~2sha lr1ss7nza. 7pcsrsrs EsesFss
-' m1 15rn. periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-08

C11Asnnnnno z--sr pneumonia
.rrnuar 1<ver and the g-sr- IS sumo
rnsnE merely RppArEnr- not RAJ To
make :. r-za and rzpaG there Is ao
crasr tunaE % nlEAly - be --ue-r-
DAnEiEa N k5aunsz sAxxRysz-@A-z q
THOUSANDS sa testify Ease EoaGg-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-08

-r-.sv = 80. Nev. s--A4-ar EzsaE-
-.,ra sces-s s.ss 1,er.oazs lezss a4sssr'-
l- 3gw1n5n and University a1
laus +a.l. 81 rat II EAs final : : Tnzn-
LII -s.a zarns. Ha3cn Was sup
ser e --e rae state champion
-1.es y a = - : Fla
A..t.g.lE.- .Ll1ae YRS the fEzar----s-
tnE1gr 7u.-i.Sg - Is heAv5er E-npg2-
=. sut e9- - s97s pla- "a me
II r@-1oe wn@1 Parent started tssa
r. VI r.ay q catE,a q forward
Ea 3rv,arar Womb azT= Won As u
r. 7.z,xar r~.ea8z-s.d -fss l1azl en q
traF -g'r -.as- -.,-va7a linz. -an a tsw
|z'a1 EN- cropped Ire ha21 wfac,l wzs
R'1Esesc af Mason. vine e-'assaa the
T.
sEz- 7- Maize scn-aa z TslF -Ir'sz
zl'les ~ 1-sr in ne t8ErTs period
(sssss.,ls.y ny me resi- 81 the F1eg-lr'H
+ Vr-z aI-s -.1-sa minutes lesT -
szn-e1 ~ q inward IsEss from
ssaslEr- - brent The rssI281 Of
-lu'r sz~4s ne stare standing q
/ 9nwum1 ans Name saca have 3
r. sEn waein as.aAta5 t-nEhv
r aiar+e zza-zs ~ 8 taa- Maine Ge-
= na-- --aIT 8Eld Bates. As t.e
2sz 1v aE-s-e!TessI- azsa eilgTg ir1a ten
n Standing rae season & finished
a9waun aaD per cHrr and
~ 1914 pA', .'s.ug- caEs~ r~sn <rzaTsl
rs aiio aGA sEzRalng az SsS per
2 Tl4l- 2EZ 5 ia np7 win q game
S1'rr7.a-t-
fW AZ A=~-rr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-08
S | L K
RICHMOND SILK MILL

l0CHm0H0, Maine
During limited time high grade coloEed
and blaek silks viii be sold at $50 Per
yard Call at mill week days Saturday
excePteD between 9 and II A. M. and Z
nd SPIN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-08

Lzazhuisn 1o- Anderson. sz12sr far
rrxr--srr Farmer AMI E.syr,rlExza. f-s-a-
2ar' for ss4as1a1saEn. Bsll fir Gamer
Sza. CaLbT- ZaIaa1= <ss- WaiEnaz,
sullivan 4ar LSulaare. Brown 1ur
FT-1exie. Chase 5ear Lpwer-- Emery 1ZT
Good. ara%r fur Emery, Farzn far sui
lsra1.
Touchdown. DG1nsaac.ll. CesTEur- <ss<z2s
Tram touchdown SsggnEs Far-asr-
g9fErtRzs- Referee. Gs-anle-l p a
.. IIssE5rra- Tower Williams: head
lSneszna- Ireland Tufts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-08

Our entire stszk IF Maine Skxrs
Jerseys On ac-sart sf snsrs oazs ~
5lssaezs ~e are Offering for safe =
-1sSs - All stages 5f isctztscn. ara
z Refers fran rsux- - y-x- Asss
sne s-csce j. {. g autl. Srsr-rSesd
Owl 5tSoG. a1G ) Arm. J. g g so.~s-
c-AS 5 POPE n SONS.
=nrrsezuz Ez M--~&>- -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Tod
Briefly for Busy Readers,

Mrs. William Ryan OF Gage street
has been called to Rutland by the
death of nephew
Mgr. E. ]. Hansen of the Allen A
company is in Amsterdam for few
days on business.
The meeting OF the Methodist Sun
day school board, scheduled for
Thursday evening is postponed.
Abe Satter has purchased from Mrs.
L. S. Norton the building on Main
street in which his grocery business
lis located.
The optical office of Dewitt E..
Lewis will be closed Thusday after
moons during the summer beginning
Thursday, June 10.-Adv.
Womeni If you desire permanent.
good paying positions, apply at our
Employment Office or phone Az. The
Allen A company.-Adv. 21tf.
Mrs. Lawrence Squires who has been
undergoing treatment at the Putnam
Memorial hospital is much improved
land has returned to her home in West
| bennington
The juniors o. tne ". =. CHURCH,
who meet for classes in church life
are requested to bring small lunch
this week, II the weather is fair they
Twill lunch on the lawn at. the side OF
the church.
The mid-week service in the Metho
dist church is to start promptly at
! Is this week. and close exactly in
Ithirty-fye minutes TO give the. people
opportunity to reach high school hall
| in time for graduation exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Toomey and
1 Archie King left this morning for
Windsor. Mr.. King will appear as wit
ness there in the United States court.
The party is making, the trip by auto
mobile, going by way of Peru and will
return through BrattIeboro.
Midshipman Wells l.. Field of the
United States Naval academy at Ann
apolis, Md, son of Mrs. Wells L. Field
CT Old Bennington, is one a three
months cruise on the flagship Conn
ecticut, He expects to join his moth
er and sister at their summer home
at Old Bennington during the month
iot September. 'f
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-09
Today's Anniversaries.

1S36-Eugene Hale, for many years
United States senator from
Maine, born at Turner, Maine.
Die in Washington, d. c. Oct,
u, 1918.
Bertha Won Suttner,
Austrian author and philanthro.
pist, winner of the Noble Peace
Prize in 1905, born. Died in
1914
1S70--The remains of Louis Batthy-
anyi, the hungarian patriot.
were reinterred with much cere'
mony at Pesth
1S75-Sultan of Zanzibar arrived in
London for tour through
England.
1894 permanent Russian legation
was established at the Vatican.
l905-Presiden Roosevelt appealed to
Japan and Russia for a meeting
of the two Powers to consider
terms Of peace.
l907-Julia Magruder, author of many
popular novels, died at Rich
mond, Va. Born at Charlottes
vile, Va, Sept. Ia, 'S54.
t9l6-Several of the Chinese provin
ces rescind their declaration OF
independence and reassert then
loyalty to the Picking govern
ment
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-09
"Reminiscences Notice.
MsTATE OF NELLIE A STONE

/. d4i~ n III VIZ +tAsl'AAANs n HtVsNh
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate Court
for the District of Bennington, Com
miSaiouers, to receive, examine. and ads
Just the claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate Of Nellie A.
Stone late Of Woodford in said District,
deceased, and all claims exhibited in
offset thereto, hereby give notice that
we win meet for the purpose aforesaid.
at the office of Collins NJ Graves in
the town of Bennington in said Dis
trict. on the Sth day of November next,
from O'Clock p. m, until o'clock p.
no. on said day and that six months
from the 9th day of May a. D., 1920, is
the time limited by said Court for said
creditors TO present their claims to us
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Bennington, this 10Th day
/ Of May A. D. 1920
! EDW +. RILEY.
GEO. a. PARKER
/ Jun 2-9-l6 Commissioners
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Today's Birthdays.

Admiral Sir Devotion Sturdee who
commanded the British squadron in
the battle with the Germans off the
Fa kland Islands, born 81 years ago to-
day.
Sir Charles Dalton, known as "the
fox king of Prince Edward Island
born 20 years ago today.
Charles j. Bonaparte, former Attor-
ney General and Secretary of the navy
born in Baltimore, go years ago today,
Rt Rev. James II Darlington, Epis-
copal bishop of Harrisburg, born in
Brooklyn, Ga years ago today.
John F, 3Shafroth. former United
States senator from Colorado, born at
Fayette, Mo, 66 years ago today
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ESTATE OF EMILINE DAMON
state of Vermont.

District of Bennington So
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District aforesaid:
To the heirs and all persons interest
ed in the estate of Emilne Damon late
of SALISBURY in said District, deceased,
Greeting;
whereas, application hath been made
to this court In writing
by the administrator pray
ing for license and authority to sell all
of real estate of said deceased for the,
payment Of debts and charges of adj
setting forth therein the
amount of debts due from said deceased
the charges of administration and the
amount of personal estate and the situ-
alton of the real estate
/ Whereupon. the said Court appointed
and assigned the 2Srd. day OF June,
1920, at the Probate Office in Benning
ton in said District. to hear and decide
upon said application and petition, and
ordered public notice thereof to be Civ
en- to all persons interested therein,
by publishing said order. together with
the timRr and place of hearingv three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Bennington
iircuia les ih$the helGhborhdoh OF, those
person I'm terested in s&Aid ,sestates' all
wh icif aiblica lions shalt DE previous to
tnf dayhssIkr,ea for 3hebfinE s
aasTBerefas%. YOU are hefdby ifiea 10
appear before said Court at the time
.and place assigned. then and there in
said Court TO make your objections to.
lie sRhnting OF such license, IL you see
cause.
Given under my hand at Bennington
-iu rsA I'd District, this lst day Of June,
i9s0.i ~ tf+th = t't fAst ~
AMY II. HARBOUR.
Jun 2-9-lG Register
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Today's Events

Fifty years ago, the great novelist,
Charles Dickens, died
Rt. Rev Joseph p. Lunch, Catholic
bishop of Dallas, celebrates the TWEEN
tieth anniversary Of his ordination to-
day.
With much of its preliminary bust.
ness disposed of, the Republican ma
tional convention in Chicago is ex-
pected to begin its more important
work today.
Britain's national museum Of relics
and momentoes of the World War Is
to be formally opened by the King to
day The exhibition is to occupy Cry
stall Palace for four years, pending the
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One Year AGO Today.

Premier Clemenceau notified Hun
gary chat attacks on Czecho.Sloyaks
must cease.
Leading New York financiers were
summoned as witnesses in the peace
treaty "leak' Investigation
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FOUND---A bicycle has been left hat
the Graded school owner may have
ing for this adj CAN at the Graded,
school office, 2OkRs
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Nuxated Iron
Helps Build
Red Blood
Strengthand Endurance

Have you ever stopped to lool,
yourself squarely in the face?
Are you getting anywhere? = OF
just drifting a little weaker, q
little more nervous, a litte more
rundown every day. Nothing
slips away SO easily as HEALllf.
Unless YOU hold fast TO lIEhEpH
by your own eforts-by keeping
your blood pure, red and rich in
iron-the day may come when all
you can do is WISH you had acted
sooner. Physicians explain below
how to help make rich, red blood
and increase strength, power and
endurance, through the health
giving, strength-building power Of
organic iron>-Nuxated Iron which
is now being used by over three
million people annually.
Success is in the blood" saws Or. John
J. Van Horne, FORMERLY Medical Inspector
and Clinical Physician on the boaId Of
Health Of the City Nj New Yolk. There
are men whom fate can never keep down.
They triumph over difficulties aud ill-lortune
because they have within them the ncyef-
failing source OF courag,, confidence aad
power--pure, red blood, rich in stamina.
building iron. Where others hesituts and
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