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Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18
NORTH WALDEN

Mrs. Julia Domey is suffering from
blood poisoning in her foot.
Delbclt DeBray of johnson was al
Harlow Shatney's Thursday.
Mrs: Harold Richardson remain
about the same.
Ben H. Moore was IN st. Johh'
bury Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Gilmore of WHIT
River Junction visited at Robert ill
r1ores the past week. -,
George Jerome is suffering Wit
a severe cold. g.,
The kings Daughters met wit
Mrs. James Nicholson Thursday III,
stead of Wednesday on account OF
had roads. Only small numbe
were present. A corn chowder d'h
ner was served.
George Judd of VergenneS IS wo'F
inc. for oRbcrt Gilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fl. Moore wel'
in Hardwick Wednesday. .,.
Guy w. Allen of Troy is visl:m:
his brother, Gordon Allen at ~
Michaud's. ,,,
The Star school will hold a Wash
i,oton entertainment at the schoo
house Saturday evening, Feb. Il. ne
freshments will be served. Everyone
come and hear the children. :.
Mrs. Norman Michaud was II
IIardwick Friday. .,
Harlowe Shatncy and family arr
It John Dcbra,y's Oh .hc mountain
Gladysj Orion was home over Quiz
Cay. ,, ,.o-.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben IL. Moore "e''
in Danvillc Saturday.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18
DANVILLE
MRS. ALICE DURANT

One of the oldest and most esteem
ed residents Of Danville passed away
Thursday, Feb. II in the person of
Mrs. Alice Durant.
Alice Morrill, was bc,n in this vii
lagc, January II, 1910, the daughter
of French and Susan Morrill, On
May 10, 1868 she married Dr. J. S.
Durant who died in 1891. Funeral
services were conducted by her pastor
Rev. {. "A. Adams Saturday afternoon
at two O'Clock from the home to
which Mrs. Durant came as Il bride,
81 years ago.
She is survived by enc brother, Il
resident Of Boston and by two daugh-
tcrs, Mrs. Harvey Dole and Mrs. Mel
son Dole, one grandson, J. Durunt
Dole and two great grandchildren, all
of Danvillc.
Mrs. DuHtnt was Il loyal member
of the Congregational church and
most active in all it's work. A year
ago she resigned the presidency of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the church
after serving in that capacity for
nearly forty years. She was a char
ter member of the Woman's Mission
ary Society and teacher in the Sum
day school for many years. The wild
er interests Of the community found
in her q ready sympathy and she will
be sorely missed by II host of friends
Miss Jennie Bell of Walden was
in town Saturday to attend the funcr-
al Of Mrs. Alice Duran.
Harmony Club will meet Monday
evening, Feb. % with Mrs. Minnie
Ingalls,. The subject is, Diatonic
Chromatic and pcntatonic scales, and
will be in charge Of Mrs. Gladys
Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Dole were cali
CT to ST. Johnsbury Thursday by tho
illness of their son, George. He is
very much better.
Judge and Mrs. Slack and Mrs
Lillian Dole of St. Johnsbury were
Ecre Saturday to attend the funcla
. Of Mrs. Alice Durant.
Mrs. Ncttic Fisher Of ST. JohnSbur,
who has been caring for Ruth Eel
lows has returned home Miss Eel
lows is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Tinker returned
Saturday evening from Portsmouth
n. II. Mr.. Tinker who has been il
, Is much better.
Margaret Davis returned to Water
p ford. Saturday to resume teaching
She has been i'll for several weeks.
. The Senior class of Danvillc Higl
n school will present the play, "Mis
Buzzy'S BoardCrs" at the town hal
Feb. %.
= Mrs. c. a. Adams returned Sat
IN urday from ST. Johnsbury where sh
{ has been staying with her sister, Mrs
K N
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18

Congregational church will be for the
Armenian Relief.
There will be meeting in the
Methodist church Wednesday even
ing for all those interested in the
Memorial Hall.
Women's Missionary soci@ty CT the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
Ella Badger Saturday afternoon.
The young people Of the Methodist
church will give leap year party a
the own hall Monday evening, Feb
%.
Miss Grace Bartlett has been Sc
riously ill but is little better thu
week.
Mrs. Helen Williams and Mi
Helen Chalmers gave surprise III
cellaneous shower for Ruth Thu ~
stcn Saturday afternoon ut the hohl'
Of Mrs. Williams, There were quit.
a number of her friends present ami
she received many useful ard PIT.
ty gifts.
here will be moving pictures Fri
day night.
The next regular meeting Of tn"
Eastern Star will be for the election
of officers and Il full attendance is d'
sired.
Charles Bartlett who has ben COZ
nectcd with J. W. ellis, has accept
a position as travelling salesman f"i
the John 7. Squires &; Co., Of Bo5to"
Nj. Bartlett was called to BostoU
lat week about the position and b.
gan his new work Monday morning.
Peter Wesson who has been sell
ouslv ill is little better.
The little children Of Seth Woo6~
are on the gain.
Miss Lorinda Hardy las been quit;
i'll at Middleburg College but is GAR
ing at this writing.
Chillis Currier has gone to Boston
to visit his uncle, Stephen Dole.
Mrs. Frank Bickford is conhn'N
to the house by illness.
Arch Steele is quite i'll with heart
trouble but is some better.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18
PASSUMPSIC

Julia Bruce is sick with the mumps.
Mrs. Il. P. Little came home from
the hospital Wednesday and L. p.
Little went to ;hc hospital Wcdncs-
day taking Mrs. Littlc's room.
Mrs Matte Wright j. better at
present writing.
Mrs. Nellie Miles received word
Thursday of the death of her son,
Harry f. Miles of the U. S. N. ut
Philadelphia, Pa. She left on the
night train Thursday night. She has
the sympathy Of the community IN
this sudden bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stanford and
son, Erwin Stanford and Miss Mabel
Stamford returned to their homes
Thursday. They were called here for
the funeral and burial of their moth
CT, Mrs. Caroline Stanford.
Mrs. Maudc Symcs and daughter,
Hildrcd came from Montreal Friday
night.
Ernest Shcphcrd is confined to the
house by illness.
Arthur DEMO l.; substituting at the
grain store.
The whole family OF +. w. Con-
verse is confined to the house by
illness.
Mrs. ID. E. harrington, Mrs. Susie
Harvey and Joe Abbott arc sick with
this distcmper.
John POLAND, the Ralieghly man.
was in town Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. George Kerr is sick.
Mrs. Isaac Turner of Lyndon
came Saturday, night to care for her
sister and family, Nil. Fred Con-
verse.
Mrs. Maudc Symcs has purchased
the Isaac Shatncy place. We are very
glad Mrs. Symn5 is back and going ia
locate here.
Mrs. Byron Smith returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. Richard Wright is confined tc
the bed with u hard cold.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18
EAST CONCORD

Mr.. and Mrs. Crockett OF " NV
Gold. N. H., were visitors OF MIS-. ES'
tclla Mcsclvc Monday. :.
Nj. and Mrs. Carl Bort were II
Concord Wednesday TO attend I"'
funeral of Mrs. Will Hastings. -.
Rev. Glenn w. Douglas was c"''in"
in the place Wednesday Afternoon
and held mid week prayer service d.
the church in the evening.
Charles Phillips was business V'S'
itor in St. Johnsbuly last week.
Carl Bort was Il business vlsiIor ~
St. Johnsbury, Saturday.
G. Dunn and Burt Gallop spent lh'
week end a. their homes in victory
The Box supper at The church oa,-
urdav evening was quite well at,cho-
n1 , double team coming from tltz'
dale. A good time was enjoyed ahc
$500 added to the treasury OF '''e
l.. A. S. ,o,,
Mrs. Lewis Lamontagnc is very
sick at this writing. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hr!ggs o.
st. Johnsbury visited a: Their s'St'r
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fishers over the
week end. ,..;,oce
Mrs. Lem Fisher was business
visitor in St. Johnsbury Saturday.
MIS-. Estclla Mcscrve has gone 10
Whitcfield to work at the Elske
Housc where she has charge OF lle
About 80 of the friends of mss
Cloona Nichols sent her a post caro-
shower Saturday. Miss Nichols mas
been very sick with influenza at MI,
Spraguc'; at st. oJhnsbury where she
has been working for over Il year
We are glad to say she IS Slo"i!
convalcscing.
Kathleen Kelley is working al
Clark Stccrc's. Six of the family are
sick and Mrs. Merrill Stccrc IS i'll d
J very serious condition.
| Mr. and Mrs. Willie Saycrs Visited
ut their brothers, Fred Savers III
I.uncnburg one day last week. lhey
report Mrs. Saycrs in poor hcaith
and little Vera as not as we'll
Frank Carpenter Of Concord was
u pucst of George Morrill, Wcdncsda!
night. ,
Linda Whipplc who attends Schoo
az CONCORD was at her home mere th'
last OF the week.
Mrs. Della Raincy from Name wa
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl BUR-
tho last of tho week.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18
NORTH DANVILLE

Merle Gadapee is very i'll with in
huenza and pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Ward are
rejoicing over the birth of twin
daughters born at Mrs. Moore's San
atorium on Feb. Q.
Leroy and Bernice Merchant are
i'll with pneumonia.
Howard Morcy who recently UNDER
went an operation at Brightlook is
gaining nicely.
Noel johnson IS confined to the
house with influenza.
Mrs. dinner Stanton visited Mrs
B. H. Ward at Mrs. Moore's Sanator-
Jun in St. Johnsbury, Friday.
Charles and Ora Peck who nave
been quite i'll arc gaining.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18
RYEGATE

Ira Cram, who has been seriously
i'll with pleurisy for the past two
weeks, is improving slowly.
Hardy Chamberlain's family h"v
all been sick with influenza.
The deep snow makes travelling 4 3
ficult. r. NJ. White has the lob Of
road rolling in charge on the east
side of town.
Thomas Emery's family living ne''
Symes Pond, are sick with the pr
vailing distemper.
W. H. Nelson's family has been IL
with the humps.
Little Dexter White is sick with
acute Indigestion and A. }. Symc
with Il severe cold.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18
CONCORD

At the regular meeting of Wood
bury W. Il. c. No. >, Tuesday eve
ming the president made the follow
ing appointments: Executive Com
mlttec, Jan. Feb. March, Mrs. Lola
Cutting, Mrs. Eddie Miltmorc, Mrs.
Martha Williams, Mrs. Emma Bod
wctt, Mrs. Lois Cutting, Mrs. Ger
trudc Burt, Mrs. Susan May, Mrs
Nellie Paris, Mrs. Mabel Warren,
Aprl, May, June. Mrs. Helen Bon
nett. Mrs. Gertrude Reed, Mrs. Cora
BAILEY. Mrs. Annie Hunter, Mrs. W.
anna Woodbury., Mrs. Sadie Fuller
Mrs. Annette Forsaith, Mrs. Mary
Whipplc, Mrs. Josephine Carpenter
July, August, September, Mrs. Helen
Folsom, Mrs. Myron Adair. Mrs
Dennis Fisher, Mrs. Ada Corcoran
Mrs. Minnie Briggs. Mrs. Katherine
Eall, Miss Marcia Isham, Mrs. En-
crv. Mrs. Fannie Perkins. October
November and December, Miss Allc'
Parker, Mrs. Isabel Morgan, Mrs. Vi
Oh, Stacy, Mrs. Clara Chaplin, Mrs
Helen Burroughs, Mrs. Cora Wcbb
Mrs. Ellen Gleason, Mrs. Gertrude
Carpenter, Mrs. Fila Lee. Relic
committee, Mrs Isabel Morgan, Mis-
Gertrude Reed, Mrs. Eddie Miltimorc
Mrs. Lola Cutting, Mrs. Viann;
Woodbury.. Mrs. Annie Hunter, Mrs
Ada Corcoran, Mrs. Myra Adair; au
\ tliting committee. Mrs. Lois Cutting
| Miss Alice Parker, Mrs. Helen Fol
som: home employment. Mrs. Marth
Williams, Mrs. Susan May, Mrs
CARPENTER, Mrs. Emery: confcrenc
committee, Mrs. Viola Stacy. Mrs
Clara Chaplin, Mrs. Susan May, MIS-
! Wanna Woodbury., Mrs. holc
Burroughs.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18
ST 1OHNsBURY CENTER

Mr.. I.ura Hutchinson ana dauEh-
er of Stanstcad, p. G., spent Satul-
lay with her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
Dclos Bacon. :.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Smith and Mrs. Carrie
,farvcy of Lyndonville visited Mrs.
Smiths daughter, Mrs. ". +. Powers
)vcl the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed and son
Of Daysland, Alberta, Canada, visit
ID her sister, Mrs. Herbert Coates
the past week. ho,.
Remcmbcr the &c social and box
sumner to be given by The school fri-
dav evening, Feb. 20. Proceeds to
help pay for the school victroia'
Raymond Roberts Is moving lhto
V. e. Roberts house. Mr.. Roberts
formerly lived at Newport, N. H.
Earl Eastman, little son OF Leo
Eastman is sick with pneumonia.
Fred Hill of Worcester, Mass,
Charles Hill of Lebanon, N. H. and
Will Hill from Lyndonvillc were call
ed here last Saturday by the death
Of their mother, Mrs. Hill. tunelal
was held Sunday afternoon at the
home of her daughter, Mrs, Flora
Bonnet Several other relatives
we're also here from away.
Mrs. Walter Wheeler died OF pneu-
monia Saturday evening, Feb. Ia. She
leaves to mourn her loss her husband
and four small children, the youngest
being only a few days old, also hel
mother, Mrs. Arthur Coo OF WcS'
Burke and Il sister, Mrs. Harvey
Morrison Of St. JohnSbury. Funeral
services we're held al the Congrcga-
.icnal church Tuesday ut 10 a. m
Much sympathy is extended to MI
Wheeler and family.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18

Owing to so many sick the whist
party was postponed last week.
Alden Briggs of Whiteticld was at
Lem Fishers over Sunday.
II. Hendrick has returned from sev-
4...l days spent at hi; home a
q. )rrc,, n. II.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18

s3O,oo0,000 pork cut out of the
river and harbor bill, and there VIII
he lots of squcaling from some OF
+hose Conrressmen who got elected
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18

The people who have had their
wages raised 200 to 900 per cent andy
larc now clamoring for more, arg
|prominent in denunciation of the
wicked profiteers.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-02-18

An editor has been appointed sec
rotary of agriculture. Well, the scls-
sors always were useful in trimming
~. ---i., ..;.,~- but Won emit mend
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11
FINANCIAL
nIsINrss nrrnnrI Ntrir-

nIsiNtss OrrORrI NtriE- az
ELGiN s., t0s- Liborty. restaurant must
Doe sold within 10 dayA owner roing
away
FOR SALE--Thc most w. to.date pool
BAH IN northern oklahoma splendid
business. selling on scJ6unt u health.
y RAIDER Ncwkirk. Okla
For SALE Five txs pool tables and
equipment, cheap. Phone Usage 3283
of'sr y. m
EpH SALE u service station with more
work than can be handled the only Of
flcial H'udehRker service station In Den
yer. also money maker Address Moaors
Htudcbaksr Service station. lb93 Lincoln
beuvers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11

PARTY here from Arizona who owns a
wonderfully rich silver mine in that
state. that has been operated In a crude
manner for 30 years and has paid well.
would Ike To meet parties with "A view OF
showing them over tho property for the
purpose of financing a reduction plant
Thcrg ts water power In plenty and a large
deposit of both high and tow grade ore.
Remember silver rs twice It's former value
and FWcltcr receipts covering thiry years
nf cheap silver viii prove It's present
worth For further Information ava az
pointmcnt address 51i,E, care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11

sTHE simmons watch chains wears like n
plgs nose every chain guaranteed 20
i ears ora new chatU frcc, they so at 81
ro $50 each. Call at III s. IIostou Ave
1 >. blacks south Of the Frisco station.
q towdy Pap.
NO LIVE real estate HaleHmen with car.
" you don't want TO work don't apply
tyhRt | want II some one alive and hus-
Hing Amply In perHor TO y - Tuttle a
$'o 2O7 torton Blde
nWO BOYS TO change batteries, experience
necessary battery Service Corporation
hos W Second,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11

TOR SALE or fKADE-Fine opening Tor
garage building 4Ox1os feet, practically
no competition. would take good car aud
fivc teruH Will mi-a great opportunity,
Ioa a. Noel Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11

ANYONE wanting a man for general
house cleaning and woman Tor laundry
work Phone Cedar a..
COMPETENT mechanic will drive your
Limousine to coast References Suitable
terms Address t6i-D. care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11

ACCOUNT death will sell stock OF grocer.
tes fixtures and three rooms furniture.
dOtug good business, located In Kendall
price 81, 500 cash. Usage 72Sl Room a
Nebraska Rldg city Realty Investment
Co, c, II, Leslie, manager
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AUTOMOBILES.

We desre 90 get In touch with man
wishing TO get into tho automobile bust
Moss We have high grade medium
priced four cylinder ear high grade
medium priced siV cylinder car now
represented In Tulsa and doing a
rood business We desire 10 make CON
= Tor ir,rnriiatc returns. Address STD
care World,
For sALE--CleaninE and pressing shop
only shop IN good little OF town doing
extra good business, ar' CoWnrllcd to
leave In a few davE Phone lSl. Il
A Henry. Mounds, Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11

CHOICE hotel proposition; owner has
lyEe lntStrs,s ss, that thhat rel9lre his whole
duick sale; priced at 81 zoo, hair cash
balance to SUIT, very suitable for aud nc-
cupied largely hy high class mechancS
who require good meals and willing to
pay good prices fOr rooms and meals
'.r.r f2Sl city Realty -inyCetment co.
Nebraska Bldg G. X. Lesie.
Manager. =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11
FINANCIAL
uIlsINrss oppORrINIJIFs

btsiNfNS tFfohl, MI
FOR EALE--Beauty Shop; furnished with
the latest equipment. doing large bust
ness owner retiring. Address SGD. care
world.
FOR SALE one Of the best suburban
grocery stores IN Tulsa; stock and TX
lures worth the money, cheap rent long
Lease Phone Usage 22i2 or s2jS for sp-
putntmeut
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HrLP WNSTFn--N NTp

kASTED--.A good experienced scpRrnto
"A man, none other need apply. Gail $500,
,4etween 90 in the evening.
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EMPLOYMENT
ntIp wNNTj.D-rrNhTr

hF'p w tNitb - " hhtF w
LADIES' do hemstitcbing At home. All
~ spare time. attachment fta any
machine. f2J0. agents wanted, H. Ste,
phenson. Io1 1ib. Kanses City, Mo.
At ONCE bright, capable iadies 20
raNoli demonHtress and sell dealers
lfV 70 fib per week; railroad fare paid
write at once Goodrich Drug Co, Dept
omaha, Neb
CHEYENNE, 4, 6i6-- Wanted white
woman 90 do house work mornings. no
cooking Usage 6tss
WANTED at once. a good coot, servants
quarters apply i20 w Ninh.
WANTED experienced newspaper solicitor.
sec circulation manager. world office
WE WILL start you In the cleaning aud
dycinE husiness, little capital needed
big prpfts, write for booklet The Ben.
Nond9 System. Dept s7s, charlotte, N e.,
LADIES n you are no, satisfied with your
ihoomet can place you In legitimate
money making business all or spare
ilmei experience not necessary A J
Iarr OFaHc 7730 Sunday or Monday hd
dress 6ls y Hoaton street
Joston street
WANTED StenoErapher, Tulsa Mil and
Na n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11

II DO BUILDING. repairing, painting
and decorating; god prompt nerv!cs
II motto. Call Usage 21Gt, McEweu
EMENT nLoCKs for sale by the clear
ga nd and gravel Co, phone OaaFe ssbi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11

I*e,vANTE high class car washer that can
IA turn out the work; apply John W,
---Stanley motor sales soT-l5, $. Detroit.
.~.Osage 3l3s.
rs -
u-s----------. NJ
htryVANTED--Rural grade aud high school
~, teachers; salaries s6b to $500 calls
bhpcery day; send for enrolment blank.
F0uthwestern Teachers Exchange Of Area
dia. La
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EMPLOYMENT
sAIIsNrS NSD AUFNTs

- NAiJ-htN NNb AtENIS ~
SOLICITORS WAkTED--Want TO ret IN
touch with two good live women sollcl-
tors Preferably those who have had On.
pefience In art work or calendar FalrH
Address l.. " @. Post office box 7s6.
Pouca CITY Okla.
SITUATIONS WANTtD-NALE "a
MARRIED man, 80 years ~ AIo. with 3
years ~ selling and office experience
would llke 10 connect with some pro-
Eresyivs firm. Address Box s3i-D, care
World
WANrED-By mechanic, place 20 do
automobile repair work or would con
sidcr q Job Rs service man for automobile
company Phone Usage A13i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11
EMPLOYMENT
IMpIOYMENT AuEnCIEH

soR sALE-3ie acres located east Of
Ninlta, all black limestone land; one
HAIR Of all crops goes with land; fine
Npring in pasture, fair improvements. a
Y onderful buy for $50 per acre and make
food terms See Russ l.. Grant GA Sc
Nuritv Bldg. Phone 2iGO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-11

MANAGER WANTED
-o take charge of this territory for large
cooperation, must be honest.
mliiious and willing 10 work hard. uis
'ropusition VIII pay the right party from
10000 to &la,000 the first year good 70.
creuoeH Hnd small capital necessary. "
'uu can 0ualNy phone Mr. U Howell
TULSA Hotel for appointment
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EMPLOYMENT

BE DETECTIVE $50 10 400 weekly.
travel over world, experience IN
nccerHary. American detective agency e.i
Lucas ~ Louis
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DNr-.sANiNG. MlLLiNray

REsSMAKING ladies' tailoring. aitera
ID tion. remodslinE SILK shirts, OHaBi
Neit, $40 West fifth. J, Gushing
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

5-ROOMS OF tumed oak furniture! good a,
new rear Nisduct Grocery 3lih 5.
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FINANCIAL
HOTLIs. ROOMING HOTsEs

HOOMfNG house OF ~ rooms In Pawhuska
okla. excellent furniture. moneyed
proposition for particulars. Write Box 4i5
or phone GTG PaIhuBka, Okla
HOTELS AND ROOMINu houses Of all
Security bldg Phone Usage 47tt.
If ITS A Hotel or roomlng house you
. want we have H. VIII get your leases
right and can finance you. Buy now and
get IN right
p ~ HOUSTON
eos Security bldg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25
ELECTRIC RAILWAY MEN
TO HOLD ANNUAL OUTING

The annual meeting and field day
Of the Androscoggin & Kepnebec Re-
lief Association, which is composed
Of employees Of every branch Of the
Electric Road both Of the Augusta
and Lewiston Divisions. will be held
at Lake Grove, Auburn, Tuesday at
ternoon and evening. October 5th.
There will be sports Of all Kinds and
a feed for those who are unable to
attend the evening festivities be-
ginning at three o'clock in the after
noon. In the evening at Sis will be
the annual banquet, preceded by a
short meeting for the annual election
Of officers. Entertainment Of a vaude-
vile nature by a first class profess
sional troup will furnish fun during
the banquet, while smoke talk with
some excellent speakers will follow.
President Rose of the Association
is doing everything possible to make
the meeting one Of the best ever.
A large bunch Of boys from Angus
Ia are expected to make the trip.
while those staying. away are sure of
missing one good time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25
Development of Western
Avenue Heights One OF
Augustus Beauty Spots

The development of Western Ave-
nue. Heights, plot Of land with a
thirty-rod frontage on Western ave-
nue.. near Fuller's crossing, began in
earnest Friday with the sale Of lots,
as has been advertised, by Edward F.
SWEET who has Offices on Water
street.
The land was acquired by Mr.,
SWEET from the E. L. Worcester farm
and contains about 80 lots. The plan
is we'll laid out. there being two
streets leading off Western avenue
namely Worcester and Autumn
streets, with a cross street between
the two to be called Orchard street
Many took advantage to inspect the
premises yesterday, expressing great
satisfaction with the site and its
surroundings. "A large number OF
lots were disposed of during the day
prices were ranging anywhere from
forty nine to three hundred dollars
They are exempt from taxation for a
period Of two years and are a good
buy
1t is the purpose Of the developer
to turn this valuable property into a
residential section which when com.
pleted will form one Of the citys
beauty spots. 1t is only a 25-minute
walk from the main street, is on the
electric car line and abounds in won
derful natural scenery.