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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Kerr entertain
ed at an impromptu musical Monoay
evening in honor of their brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen
Storm, several beautiful numbers
both vocal and instrumental having
been rendered by Mr. and Mrs.
Storm, Mrs. R. A Mccormack AMI
NJ SIS Lois Coney.
Miss Mabel Orkney, of Biloxi,
Miss, arrived this week to spend
some time here as the guest Of Miss
Cecile Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Noise, of New
Orleans, spent last Sunday here as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Moies and family. They were ac-
compan ed home by their sister, Miss
Rita Noise who will visit them for
a week.
Mrs. M. R. Fisher was called 10
Shreveport Monday afternoon on &C
count of the serious illness Of Mr..
Chopin Fisher, who is reported to
be slightly improved.
Mrs. James Tracy, of New Orleans,
is spending some time here as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. HeintZ
and family.
Mrs. Robt. L. ALBERT spent last
Sunday here as the guest OF her
mother, Mrs. Chas. Doerr, and sister,
Mrs. J. B. Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen Storm, of
Kentucky, spent several days here
this week as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Kerr and family.
Mrs. J. D. Monnett has left for
Vtcksburg on a visit to her mother.
Before returning she will visit rela-
tives in Monroe, La, and Dallas, Tex.
Miss Angelo Ratio and Mr.. ]. B..
Ratio, of New Orleans, were guests
last Sunday of Mr.. End Mrs. F. N.
Boudousquie.
Mrs. Robt. Minuet and little
daughter are guests of Judge and
Mrs. T. M. Burns.
Masters Beverly and Robert Lob
! dell left Thursday for Dallas, Texas,
on a visit to their father, Robt. Lob
dell, Sr.. They will return the first
| of September to resume their studies
at St. Paul's College. They were &C
companied as far as New Orleans by
Miss Cable Boudousquie.
Miss Janella Lansing is spending
the week in Slidell in the interest of
her Red Cross work.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Bourgeois left
| this week for a trip to the Pac1hc
Coast where they will spend several
weeks.
Miss Mimi Laborde and Mrs. Ber-
| tina Angaud returned Sunday from
New Orleans after several days
spent there with relatives.
| Mrs. Mary-Belle Mason and Mr.
| and Mrs. Harry HORNE and nttIe
daughter, of New Orleans, were the
guests last Sunday of Mrs. c. L. Fox
Mrs. F. j. Schwartz and Miss Gene
We've Schwartz have returned to their
home in New Orleans arfter severa
days spent here as guests of Mr.. A
| D. Schwartz.
Mrs. ]. Monroe Simmons ls visit
ing her parents in Cincinnati, Ohio
and expects to be gone the greater
part of the summer.
Miss Barbara Rhodes, of Meridian
Miss, arrived Monday night to spenc
some time here as the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. Frederick.
Miss Marietta Aoueille returned
home Wednesday after spending
three weeks in Slidell as the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Summers. Z"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-07-03

BORN-To Mrs. A. S. Burns (nee
Linnie Mae Locke, in New Orleans,
on Monday, June %, 1920, a boy.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-07-03

666 has more limitations than any
other Chill and Fever Tonic ON the
market. They are dangerous things
in the medicine line.-AdY,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-07-03

Mrs. Carl Bougere entertained tho
Double T. G's. at their meeting last
Thursday, the first prize being award
ed Mrs. Maggie Young, second Miss
Jeanne Piguet, and consolation Miss
Alice Ostendorf.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Domergue, Of
New Orleans, spent last week end
here as guests of DR.. and Mrs. B. B..
Warren.
Mr.. Frank n. Boudousqu1e spent
Thursday in Bogalusa on business.
Mss Jeanne Abadie has returne1
from Houma, La, after a month
visit to her sister, Mrs. Claud Henry
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Kerr entertain
ed at an impromptu musical Monoay
evening in honor of their brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen
Storm, several beautiful numbers
both vocal and instrumental having
been rendered by Mr.. and Mrs.
Storm, Mrs. R. A Mccormack AMI
NJ SIS Lois Coney
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-07-03

Advertising In The Farmer paws
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-07-03

Miss Mabel Orkney, Of Biloxi,
Miss, arrived this week to spend
some time here as the guest of Miss
Cecile Warren.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Noise, of New
Orleans, spent last Sunday here as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. C.
Moies and family. They were ac-
compan ed home by their sister, Miss
Rita Noise who will visit them fol
a week
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-07-03

Mrs. ]. Monroe Simmons is visit
ing her parents in Cincinnati, Ohio
and expects to be gone the greater
part of the summer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-07-03

Miss Marietta Aoueille returned
home Wednesday after spending
three weeks in Slidell as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Summers.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-07-03

Miss Barbara Rhodes, Of Meridisn
Miss, arrived Monday night to spend
some time here as the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. A Frederick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14

u had been troubled with Diabetes
for 5 wears I heard afuut Warner S
safe Diabetes Remedy and 7 tried
some u IL and got myself in -ood Gun
diflnn and went 70 work again. One
man szitt he doCtgred for wears and
that one bur-le Of warnHris Safe
Diabetes Remedy did him more good
than all the doctors I am much
pleased and 40 thankful FOR your life
saving remedy that / cileerfullv
recommend II TO anyone troubled with
Diabetes and ! hope this viii be the
cause OF helping many sufferers.
tSiEuedb james Plat. Narr Military
Home. Dayton. Ohio.
Warmers Sa1e Diabetes Remedy is
made frum fursHnla tried and tested
and uaAd with remarkable results dur
ing the past II, years. AS the name
Indicates. Warmers Safe Diabetes
Remedy IL alBsuiufeiv safe and is
made solely frum herbs and other
henefiriai ingredients
Solid by leading druggists EVERY
where sample sent an receipt of TEN
cents. Warmers Safe Remedies Co.
Deut- $50 Rochester, y. Y.-Adr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14

mers here with NJ Eurchinson's
relatives IS we'll known n the place
She is SLOWLY -scovering from 4 Sc
we're anu extended illness. Her niece
Miss Eimlna Hutchinson. and Mrs.
ROYALS granddaughter. who is u
years old. is a pupil in the DedhHn
high school. she accompanied her
relative to places of interest where
Mrs Hutchinson was unable 10 go.
A DAY PASSED with the Henderson
family was interesting. M and Mrs.
Chas. Henderson and Mr. ana Mrs
wilfred Thorpe and little son wilf-ed
composed the family. Mrs Thorpe
was the daughter VIM mad been
stricken with iufantile paralysis. and
went around in her wheel chair cheer
fully waited upon by Wilfreti, her lit
lie son.
Mrs. ROYAL stopped on her return
az Kingston, x H. with llfeiung
E-iend, Mrs. Clementine Tiitnr, VIM
tonk her 10 ride through the streets
OF Exeter one afternoon. the next 70
t.ns early homes of her ancestors vino
Ieft Kingston and established homes
in Eeadfeid. more than century aEn.
Their names were Fifield whose
descendants new live IN different
nlnces. Mrs. Epval heartily enjoyed
the vlsit with her friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14

eAoEA O. nor1EE Poa ninsc-
LuT10M or REHnEMr ccRRc-
/. RATION.
U4AxI OR RAUE
Kennahec SIS Supreme JudirsAl Gunrs
In Equity
Dsniel LnngfsIiuw VS. South Gardi-
ner Lumber Co
To the Honorable ausfine OF tbs Sus
urefne Judicial Court
DEnsea Lnng1eIIow Of Gardiner. u
the County Of keIlnsnan and SfHf1 OF
Maine. complains against the 5Durn
Gardner Lumber Snmparv, ana sEzrs'
First. Thai the pinznr1n IL the
Treasurer Of this Sauth Gardner Iuln-
her Cnnpanv
Secanu- Al a meeting Of ene stDrk-
hoiusrs of SAID car-rDrzEiun ie224iS
called therefor and h6id nj Gardiner
Maine ON the eleventh arg Of Saptesn-
DEF i92n. Saiu Stockholders vufHd &c
cissnive axld curpurRr1un-
Third There are no existing La
pllfIes against said Compensation ano
no existing assefs -hsruuf reguirtne
Gigszanns,1n smgns he ssIraEhnlcsrz ru
Il. Thar said defendant Corporation
mHy be diEsnIved ana tcrninnfsd.
:. ThHt the plaintiff mRy have SUCH
other ana further relief n rhc mature
D. And that such notice az t6iE cil.
may ne gwen 70 the tiefaadnnt curpnra-
Linn a. the cuurr nRy SEQ N 10 0rs1er.
Gardiner, Maine. September 1srn
nAyEL LoNcFELow.
Treasurer.
c. D. IAEcw.
Plaintiff Suiirirur
STATE OF MAINE
September 18TH, 1890.
personally appeared Daniel Long
rHllnw and MAIDS unLh that he mas
read the above nil and knows the
contents tne-cnf and rnRf the same q
true af his ewn knowledge exuept the
matters stated 70 be On inflammation
and belief and TfInt as 70 those mkt
tiers ne believes rflHYn TO be true
Beture me,
cHAR-ES A. KNIGHT.
Notary Puniic-
STATE OF MAINE
ksnnensc ss Supreme Judicial cnuri
In Equity
Daniel LongfeIisw VS. South Ggrdi-
nsr Lumber Company.
On the foregoing bill in equity
IT Is ORDERED
Thai a hearing be had AZ the Cnur'
house IN Augusta. Maine IN SATURDAY.
NOV. g. Ign. IL Esn chick IN the
forenoon and that notice thereof bf
given the defendant corporation by
serving an aItested COPY of this bill
in equity with this order of npr5us
thereon upun the Clerk of che CORPORA
tion thirty DAYS at ieasf prinr 10 Ihe
nearing anu by publishing al attest
sd COPY OF tins hill ana Of this order
thereon in the hsrnebec Journal onus
q weak for three successive wsDisk. ths
last publication 10 be 1T ieasf i've days
before the return DAY thereof, that tnt
defendant and all nther parties inter
esfed mKv appear and answer 1hareta
- M SPEAR,
Justice Supreme Judicial Court
Il. 60
A true cnpy.
ArTssf C. ". JONES, Clark
sgrT-l@-y-
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oc1 I2-sz-stz-s Sunday Scnnnl cuu.
penrlBn. BxuEnr-
Oct I3-Is-Auvsnt State Cur.srenue
BrnEtnn
Oct -semi-Csntsnnial Of RorklKnd.
Methodist church.
liut T5-hsnnent. Valley Federation
of ladies' AIDS al Oakland
Oct 15-i6-knu1 ann LIncoin contEsr.
buys and girls clubs Rnck4An6-
Oct 1o-3s-Hnnuock county CONTEST
boys' and girls clubs. Ellsworth
Oct lA-HenFr Il. Sfaples Camp, 6 Of
Y annual czinpfiIe- Augusta
Oct. g5-dasoHie 1Sa0Et or lnSC-uo-
ton at %, sanford
0ct 2I-S1Ate Chamber Of Commerce
nesting n augusta z " c a
building.
oct. 2l-2.-New England Advertising
Oct 2. -ssss-CumbsriRnd cnurry con-
test. boys and girls ciuns. PORT
boys ana girls alufs. Belfast
Oct .3-york county cantest, beys'
and girls clubs. Auburn
Oct aT-5ead Show, Washington
county Farm Bureau. MaenIas
ocr. av-Masenlr LaaEe af Lnstruc-
Iipn HI 10. Masonic Temple, Port
ON. 1r4-Mains Teachers Assnciadm-x
annual use-sng, Bangor.
Oct. 3p-Franksin COUNTY coniss-
New. s-frssi DENTAL election
Nov. 5-S-waailtng10n county Contest,
boys ann girls clubs MRcl.Rs
Nov 5-s-Sagsdat1ac county contest.
bovs ana girls ciuns. Bath
Nov S-EducRlauAl rally, Auspices
Washington CO. Teachers Ash,
Macnias
Nov. I0-Eaucz-unal rally, auspices
Piscataauls Co. Teachers Asan.,
Noy' Sp--a-Narinnsl Grange IN Me-
c.1anirs hail. Boston.
Nov I1-ArInisIlcf day
Nuv. I1-2E-Ret S-pss Fourth annual
roii call.
Nov. Il-la-Elducarinnal rally aus
plces Aronsfnpk Co Teachers Assn.
Presuue Isle
Nov. I2-E6ucRt!Unul rally, auspices
Southern A-unsrpok Teachers Assn,
PRtter.
Nov -lsIS-pi sca1Apuis county cnn-
test BOYS ana girls clubs. F'excrDff.
Nev. l2-i3-PencnscDt cnunry cun1esI.
bpys and girls ciuhs. Bangor
Dec S-s-L6cal ASseSsurs annual
meeting AZ State House. Augusta.
Oct. Great Councils uf Improved
Order nj Red Men and Degree of Fo-
caauntRs III Portland
Dec. .l-ee3-A1alne sRte Grange At
lewiston
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READFTELD

DEPoT-M-. and Mrs. Edward II.
Henry of Eddingtpn- Pa. accom-
panied by Mr. ana Mrs. Jesse Web
star, Eiilsdaie. Pa, t-aveitng by aurn,
on their arrival a; Anguish visited II
Mr.. Eenryss daughter, Mrs Roland
Scrihner Mrs. N y. Gordon, sister,
of ReRdffeld. ann other relatives were
also risitsd. they stnupinrAt Gordon
Camp. Echo lake. some time.
Nr and Mrs. Henry A. EutciIin-
son returned Saturday from a week s
returning empty handed. they report
Plentiful signs Of big game. They
had a very pleasant IT'D.
Mrs kensen Portland and Mrs. 8.
Williams. Kalamazoo. Mich. who have
been guests OF Mrs J. Z. Denton. e
turned n Portland last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Denton who
have been visiting their mother, Mrs.
Caroline Denton. returned % Lynn.
Mass. Satur4ay.
Mr., and Mrs. Genrye Pike. Win
thrun and Mrs. 5allic Pike. PhilR-
delpliA were entertained Try Mrs.
Emma Gordon. Sunday
Mrs Willis Bickford, vino mas been
10 Greenwood to visit her sister and
Wayne 70 visit her daughter. Mrs.
Archie Wells. Is now az home
Harvest supper Is given a. the
church vestry F-itiny evening, Oct 70.
Mr.. anu Mrs. l. .. Bar-uws and
Mrs Marv Gordon and daughter
Miss Marguerite. mntored TO Fox
cruft Sstursiay. where they were
Weekend guests of Mr.. Bar-ows' par
enTs.
Mr. and Mrs. GeprEe lie Barren,
MIR. and Mrs Levi lie Barron. Rome.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Thompson and
Clifton Thompson Llvermnre Falls.
were Sunday guests'uf L 3 Wright.
Clifton Bickford. who mas been Wis
iting IN Paris. returned Mcnfav
Winfieir Nirnuis Of East Live-rnpre
was the SUNDAY guest of Mrs Jennie
Bean-
Mrs. e H ROYAL has Recently -
turned from visit with relatives and
friends IN Massachusetts ann New
Hampshire Nearly all are former
residents Of Readfield- Mrs. Alice
Hutchinson. Dedham. Mass, q
witiowNa nnlative Of MrE ROYAL. VIM
has PASSED many consecutive sum-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14

Eazufafnl hair is every wsmHr s
nirrhr1Eat ann her ynpsr potent charm.
Il ID the duty OF everyone nur anlE'
10 ureSHr-ue the natural beauty OF The
hair but IN improve It y9u cannot
afford 10 nsg3erT IL ana Just a lfr.1e
uRre viii work wonders.
II your hair il sc2nTy wtsry. hr-T-
lie. dry, lHHing rs uarural colur and
lusfe-, and powdered with dEnnrun.
X neHfis immediate attention Dan :
wall. but bsg1n nUw-tun1Eat-fo help
II ree&ln It's life ana beaury
Any gDod druggist Gan Supply vuu
with Par,EiRn sage liquid farns.
winch Is guaranteed 70 keep away al
dEnfi1z6 check falling hair. prnmprs
q new growth and bezuL11v II or
muney ratundea.
PariEIzu Sage Is perSertly harmless
and win nrr change rle natural cpiur
, OF the hair
If you want q fresh. CLEAN scaIr. Err
wealth Of lustrous Eve-ionk;nE mir
THAT'S eAsv ID arrange zrr-actfveiy, try
TINS aimpie hurns r~nH-meH--Atfr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
REALLY NO GREAT MYSTERY
fheuun n First II DID Ssssn Re-
Variable Where Thuse Boy Sruuts
NSere Euyrfna E~oxr

saF&Aoie Where f'hc1e 00y ScuutS
~ere Corning Fran
Now rnere are boy scnuf stunts ana
nfy Scout STUNTS. hut II rnpk Ter-A
aaute I-u1p ID put over the hest one
Il was AZ q meet IL the First Baptist
G1urch, ana they were Illustrating an
early morning a. their summer CAMP.
k1uneumsppuse- The scenery, except
TOR a small pup tent. was Efis regular
church furniture But still the audi
encs cnUld stretch It's IMAGINATION
enough 10 make the scene effective.
The arst streak of dawn was an
nuunead, and tlsen siswiy there emerged
ff7om me DID tent q yawuing. sr-erut-
ing scout A wee interval. and anurher
fnilpwea MIN. Another iznse Of time,
ann another scout emerged from the
tent Than came others until there
were - On the Platform. and still
others were canning. The auniEnre WAS
almost InCreduipus with amxxeneu1,
Tar, as every nne knuwk, a pup tent is
SO small that Il GKunur accommodate
more imam three boys az the limit
Then cut atRrte6 the tf1irteenth. and
svtdenrly he Was Eue aieepy, fur ht
1cstled the tent 50 -nzt II Slipped away
from lis mporIng. and there back of II
WIS the entrance ID the pnnl for baa-
csaisd in il and used the tant merely
as al entry ID the plat1Drn.-Inaian-
spBiiE News-
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Di1befes Sufferers Should
Not Give Up in Despair

Warmers Ssfe -Hiabetss Remedy
has brought hszith and ssppiness TO
many VIVA Thought themselves be-
yonu ard.
DIabetes is peculiar and ha1hing
disease wilIeh tina medinaI pAofeasiun
seems to be unanle 70 cnrr despite
the many Years Of experimenting and
research bv foremost pfvsicisns
throughout the world.
Diabetes is invarfahir the result Of
Unmarried nutritiun---t4is results IN IN
excess of sugar in the hiupa and fail
tfre of the food 70 nourish. hence a
gradual wasting AWAY while eatin.
well.
symptoms of the disease are. In
GreaHeG thirst. excess of urine.
ernaciasinn and drw skin. uffen with
swesrlHh atiUr.
Following are a few voluntary
words Of praise from q man winp has
used Warmers safe Bssbetes Cnre
with -r4tsfs1ng results. Perhaps yuu
may br hens1itfsa n = Tia n1n11r.
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orrT.thursSt

oiI-fua cnnliug galley. For several
yexrs past tfe use of oil fuei has been
rxmaInun in the British navy for pro-
uuistun purposes. but its employment
for cooking Is quite an innovation. The
gallery rafer-ed to 10 cspssie af cook
ing for i-ap men The heat 10 obtained
by means OF special burners. which
consume the oil under pressure. COM
pressed AIR being used 10 atomize the
fuel The result is white fame of
extraordinary hsat and cleanliness.
which lexves no residue whatsoever and is
sssaix controlled There is an sntire
absence cf sneii-a usual disa6vanrass
in cooking by msans az oiI-ane there
Is M ehancs % tins fond ne,ng crn-
tar1iins1sd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14

Stock ya-rs. Oct 13-There YVES a
b. amount of beat cattle offersd
eoz.lv IF Inferior grades. but not
bsa-.v as heavy as q week. agn- Bios
sinw and thu market was un-
s,,s-actorv 70 shippers Veal calves
z nugs held arm AZ last week. s
k-c4s WITH no cn1nGe in The trade.
fecsuItE ware moterare OF calves and
sar OF nogs. The fail marketing of
tw England sheep ann lamhs Is
sr!uulng 20 fail OF hut the market
es been weak and ann Throughout
L season.
| Mich ccw-s we're in ample supply.
:, gosd trading IN the better
rzass Of mixers P-tcss ranged
~ see r.nn
Isrr-er safesC. A Hartman
,. COWS. 10, SD lbs AT 1-ac, .
~w $50 lbs al : 1-cc. . steers.
~ lhx az "a 9 czr-le. Est lbs 1t
Il bull. SD ms. al &c. young
rss-1. .9za lbs. ~ Be. cow. $50 fh1.
r rUw. $50 Ihs HI lie Robert
ezo-s salG 70 COWS a G2b62eh,
z. Piper sold IT COWS AT s5o@ 1.b.
81 & -ewell snid 20 steers, av.
- ns az 10c. steers. e0bb lbs al
@ows sv 500 lbs al Tc- bun.
hs al &c, ana 10 COWS. av. zoe
a. &c. Is calves. av. 10 lhs
&c q cz4Eves. ar. 40 Tbs n &C. TO
azz- AZ 50 ms a. 16E. % milrt1
a s5bmfs5 A. M Basgs suid
7o~s AZ sc, 50 Cows H. lie. 70
'guz cows III s 1-2c. I'D calves
g. 81 mixers AZ saeM16n. r. D.
SAe1t sald COWS AZ . 1-2c- Is
9eE q sc, ann - milch npwU FL
'sloe z, 7. Fove snid ! pr
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York Beach Me. Oct D-Mr. and
Mrs Charles Mcdonald of Portland
ARE AZ the York Enzpital in q sari-
nrs condition rs thu rEsult uf m au-
rumnhiie accident here Inst evening.
Mrs. Mcdonald, whn was driving.
crzHnen inio q taleexph pnie. Her
husband YVES thrown through the
wznrEninid aue Sustained severe
scalp wounds Mrs Mcdonald was
knnrksd uucnnEciuus 8ne badly
bruised
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WINSlNV

| r. aides Missionary Society uf
b Congregational church held it's
: m. meeting nf the season Tuesday
k.-s-aoun 81 the home OF Ms George
j. Paterson The members wsll
k-ey lima Thnse present gave
1saainEs On the snhJect-
" -e-ulE- meeEinE of the Wins
bF Grange viii be held H the hail
Rnday evening Gentlemen.s night
h NJ otysewea
an - z Raninson and Mrs.
ksz-iss Marcia were guests rerentty
4 NJ z Z Cnie AT Skswnegan-
ghz-,es D. Rpbmsun of the River
|ssn and George Ksnnisun of Water
H. were -scent visiturs AZ Rich
|esze
Hiss Maufie 1HaUg w1H . guest
fnsaaE- nf Ms NJ L Deizno at
FERN NassEIhnro.
rs EoiIinEswurtn and Whitney
|ahiss AID nsld an all Day mnetnE
! the racunnet club house Wednes-
hy = dinner Of baked beans, salad.
&c nas-rr was served ut nnun. The
ezHs- aummlr-se' campfised Mrs.
he Richardson ana Mrs. H4rry
tteh. The GAY was passed with Inc
|xugl WORK The ueaR dinner cum
krtTee comprises Ms. Walter Gilman
e ars. .vfna Webber
" and Mrs. ImunRrd ARpWuh
Benton are the PARENTS Of a daugh-
3 nurr Get "a.
Ms. Anna Robinson OF Wehbey
hna, in pRzHzng q few weeAs AZ tns
hms of her son. Arthur B. Robinson
sanford Reynolds. D 2. Mason and
sc~ c. Rsynnids were business WIS.,
r-s AZ AlhinH, TuesdHy.
M-. and Mrs. Eznid RodeEack as
enrcn avenue AZ thu parents OF q
sughrnr burn OcE Il
rank Z Simpsnn has moved To The
r-taEe recently owned by Ralph mi
rdszu.
u. and Ms. Dznisl Gefche1 were
resrs -ecenf,y NJ Ms Gcfcnens for
=. name N Sidney.
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fancy sfneK 3f5D lbs H II i-ec. pr.
sfeers, .S3b lbs III Toe, % ciares. av.
ITO Ihs III lac 10 hugs. av. ESQ las HI
Is 1-ac r I u ormeu sDld So cRives
at I5c. - mich COWS at s75@ LOO.
O. E. Morrow sold calves al IL 1-9c.
3 mich COWS al S15e each. Waiter
Gleason Snid I pr. heIfers. 1S60 lbs.
al &c. u calves ar i5c, milcn COWS
AT SIS each. Putnam Bros. sDid "a
beef cattle 81 I-s@6c. Isb eaives
at sMI5c. 3 sheep at &c. 80 hngs al
l6c. 70 mich COWS a. SaD6Ia5.
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STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE
KENNEEEC Sc. SUPREME JUDI
CIAI COURT IN ESCTT1
= 3. DEMPETER VS. TLGRENCE
TABLE AND LTMEER GCMFANT
ORDER or Notice
On the foregoing hill IN equity pre-
scented by C. 8. Dempster President
Of the Fiurence Table and Lumber
Complain alleging shat the stock
hnies-s OF SAID corporation 81 6rrnosr
.. 1s-p. voted 70 dissolve SAID enr-
pnFeTlen ana that there are no existing
liabilities or assets OF Sam cprDnra-
Clun and PRAYING -er q dissolution Of
said corporation;
ORDERED, thai q hearing ne rad FL
the CDur- Enuss IN Augusta Maine.
On TueSday The sixteenth DAY Of No
Vember. a = Ip.n. 81 Ten O'Clock 4.
NJ. and that notice of sain hearing DO
gwen by serving an arresfsd copy OF
said hill ana this order nf oourr there
on IN said corporation thirty sfaVs at
least before the Gate Of SAID hearing
ana by publishing an atfesfed cepy OF
mis- ardsr once a week for three sur
ceAlvs weeks IN the kennebec jour
nal a newspaper published in AN
gusrz Maine the las- publication N
be al east seven days before tts dase
of Ealn nearing
WARREN c. FETIEROCE
Justice Supreme Judicial Court.
Dated THIS twelfth dRy OF October.
A y ram.
Sea-
A-res1. CIV. JONES. Clerk
ccti ( tnurs.St
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oisHEs NOT ALL sHE'r DO
Srtsoni Teacher Mace -er sesitisn
ouitn Plain 70 the Man of t4sr
Chuics

Chuaco
She IL q achuuireaoner whp is anx-
lnuE 70 mary zna ne Is q bksi1TuI -es-
Iaurknt ewnes. Fur 1uree wears she
mas dined 81 mis- restaurant and al
sams time during every meal ne mas
cnme 20 her tabie 70 rAik 70 her Bur
ne never suggested any spr- Of en-
saEemenf- Fet 1nm the EXPRESSION
in ais eyes and his general ieyneanpr
she has lnng been sure that ne cares
1pr mar An ne needs lis Jus1 q little
heln." her best friend trld her the
other dky.
A 1ew Gays z4te-ward when she WEE
In tns restaurant ne came 10 he- tame
as usual. y see you'u sopn he out Of
Inn, ne laughed. and adfien: '.Sincs
yurr school is going TO ciess Friday
vou might answer that. ana ne rein1-
co 10 q sign on his wall reading
'.CisnwaEher wanted" Would YOU
wash dishes FIR me-" he continued.
Back came the renIv; Yes. and
cnnk and sweep and keep house in
every way"
He tBuk the hint Also she is going
n quit teaCning for ali rime.-Indian-
apoiis SswA