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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12
FIVE HANDICAP MATCHES.
Bowed Last Night in Tournament on
Waocnic Alleys.

F'~e moro matches in the Masonic
haudicap bowling tournament were
roll~a II nioht ono each in classes
\ r "asI Z "nl wn n Gloss C. Miller
lro-, ry-- y, ~" - c~o aor Gustaf son.
/. - haa h-a ~ e" 49, nm. in class
A. Prescott. with hantiea of seven
pins. wen al SIX points from Barber
in class b. the winner rolling one string
of 10. Winchester, with a handicap
of three pins, won five points to one
for Brown in class c., while Winches-
ter and Tracy of the same class tied
with three points each. Winchester
having a handicap of nine pins In
Winchester s match with Brown the
third string was tied but the point
went to Brown as scratch man. In his
match with Tracy the fifth string was
tied, the point going to Tracy as
scratch man. In class F. Bowman won
four points to two for Chase, who had
handicap of one pin. In this match
also the fifth string was tied, the point
going to Bowman as scratch man. Fol
lowing are the scores:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Emma Dutton left today for New
York, where she will visit relatives.
Miss Eliza A. NJ. Pratt has returned
from Boston, where she spent several
weeks in the home of I'll. Warren Wheel
ef.
Miss Cecilia Cray of Bellows Falls
was visitor in town yesterday with
friends, returning to her home last eve
ming. Han. .r,st.
Judge Fred B. Pier. who was taken
i'll with cerebral .hemorrhage last
week, is improving and is now able to
sit up a part of the time.
Mrs. e. R. Lynch went Wednesday
evening to Amherst, Mass, called there
by the illness of her. sister, Mrs j. j
Leonard, who is i'll with grip
Mrs. Owen Quirk of Pittsfeld, Mass.
who was operated upon by DR.. +. r.
Lynch Wednesday for double goitre,
is doing well. Mrs Quirk is in the
Melrose hospital.
w. A. Wilcox went to Washington,
ID. G., yesterday to represent f. Cros-
by 4 Co at a conference of New Eng
land grain dealers and the interstate
commerce COMMISSION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Shaw have
returned from their wedding trip and
are spending the rest of this week
with Mrs. Shaw's parents in Green
River before returning to their apart
ment and work in town Mrs. Shaw
will work in the Holstein- Friesian as
ISOLATION offices.
Charles R. Marsh, who was in Brattle-
boro in charge OF the construction work
on the federal building, was in town yes
terday and today on business. Mr.
Marsh, who lives in Ithaca, n. Y, has his
headquarters in Boston, where he is
at present acting executive secretary OF
the Cornell endowment fund for New
England.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12
$50 1873 4I0-1,234
Sporting Notes.

397 $50 423-1,209
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Mrs. Guy Sawyer of Vernon came here
yesterday to visit several DAYS with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis ID. Harris of
High street
Mrs. Gilbert Dix of Springfield w.t.,
formerly of this town, underwent an
operation yesterday in the Brattleboro
Memorial hospital.
Henry p. Wellman, who has been Sc
riously i'll in his home on Western ave
nue., is improving. He is able to sit up
a part of the time.
Harry b. Haus returned last night
from st. Adams. where he had been
several days. going TO attend the funeral
of Nelson L'Eeuyer.
Miss Marjorie Johnson has returned to
her home in Springfield, Mass after hav-
ing visited here two weeks with Miss
Lillian Harris of Church place.
Mrs. F. R. Cutting of % Main street
has been confined to her bed since Sun
day morning with lumbago. Mrs. Ada
Bruce, nurse, is caring for her.
Kenmore Emerson went Yesterday to
Springfield, Mass. where he is in the
Springfield hospital for a few DAYS treat
ment. He will undergo an operation on
his nose by DIR. Hopkins while there.
Mrs. Joseph G. Estey, who had been a
guest few days in Northampton. Mass.
of Miss Geraldine Silver at Smith col
lege. has returned. Miss Silver was a
guest here over the week-e of Mr.. and
Mrs. Estey.
II. P. Webster. president of the Yer.
mont Savings bank, continues to gain il
the Lennox Hill hospital in New York
city, following an operation for hernia
and it is expected that he will be able
! to leave the hospital in a week.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12
FRECKLES
March Brings Out Unsightly Spots
How to Remove Easily,

The woman with tender skin breads
March because it is likely to cover her
face with ugly freckles. No matter how
thick her veil, the sun and winds have
a strong tendency to make her freckle
Fortunately for her peace of mind,
Othine-double strength, makes it pos
sible for even those most susceptible to
freckles to keep their skin clear and
white. No matter how stubborn a case
of freckles you have, the double strength
Othine should remove them
Get an ounce from your druggist and
Danish the freckles. Money back if it
fails.-Adv.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12
GENEvIEvE FARRELL.
Little Girl Who Lost Leg by Amputation
Dies of Pneumonia,

Genevieve Farrell, s. daughter of Mrs
and Mrs. James Farrell, died yesterday
afternoon at 5.l5 after long illness. The
little girls lett. leg was amputated last
fall. Death followed few days illness
with bronchial pneumonia. Besides her
parents, she leaves two brothers and two
sisters, one of the sbrothers being only
two weeks old. Mr. Farrell is employed
onAtlre Rice farm. a.
The funeral was held this afternoon,
Rev. r. A. Num-, pastor of the First
Methodist church, officiating. The burial
took place in Locust Ridge cemetery
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12

SOC Ginghams in fancy plaids, stripes and
plain colors of extra quality; 81 inches
wide, Saturday Special at $50
$500 Jap Blue and White Table Cloths, all
hemstitched, 81 inches square; absolute
ly fast colors, for
Saturday Special at $3.50
Sl.50 Fine Table Damask, two new designs
from which to select; of extra quality
A good time to buy,
Saturday Special at $50
SOC Linhuck Towels of good size and hem
stitched. Would have to pay soc each
wholesale today
Saturday Special, 2 for Csc
Women's $1OO Envelope Chemise, fine en-
broidered yoke and made of good quality
long cloth, Saturday Special at 79c
15c Unbreakable Shell Hair Pins, small and
large sizes; very fine pin,
Saturday Special at 10c box
10c Best Six-cord Spool Cotton white or
black. You know the trouble to get spool
thread, Saturday Special at Sc spool
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12
Jacobs,
Chandler,
Totals,

The Vermont Wheel club and the
Independents viii meet tonight for the
first time in the town bowling cham
pionship contest. The match will be
rolled on the Odd Fellows alleys. At
the same time the Masons and Odd Eel
lows will have their first clash on the
Masonic alleys.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12
LAST CLASH IS A TIE.
Teams F and Get Two Each in Odd
Fellows Tournament.

Teams F and J had their last clash
in the Odd Fellows bowling tourna-
ment last night, when they tied for
points, team j winning the first and
third points while team F won the see
ond and total pinfall Martell of team
J rolled 100 for the highest single
string, with three string total of 265.
Following are the scores:
TIE III L
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12

One hundred million wood boxes were re-
CURED to pack last years output of the
canning industries in the United States,
estimated at 5000, 600, 900 cans.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12

Women's S2.25 Good Umbrellas with a nice
assortment of different handles. An extra
good value for Saturday Special at S1.75
$1,000 Travelling Bags in black leather;
regular size. Light plaid lining. Note the
price, Saturday Special at $3.50
$1.75 to $500 Sample Corsets in white
pink; back or front lace; all made of good
material. Half price,
Saturday Special 500 to S1.95
$500 Nice Wolfe Curtains, full size, hem
stitched border; nicely trimmed with
heavy linen lace. Don't miss this,
Saturday Special at $1.9S pair
One Thousand Yards of This Seasons 75c
White and Colored Voiles and beauti-
full fine lot in fancy figures,
Saturday Special at 49c
Women's $3.50 Fine Silk Hose in black and
cocoa brown-for an extra value,
Saturday Special at S1.19
Fifty Pairs of Corsets at Half Price - low
and medium bust, white and pink,
Saturday Special at SOC, CSC, S1.12
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13

A -ecsn- -A-a---anEernert II lRnler-
slides ana lecture ng-arla1 used n
connection WIZ me work n ne D.
VISION Of punIc EeElth zducz-lpH ef
me Maine Department If Heath. ms
resulted n me preparation af ff1ssr
ny rnur-s complete SEES q sIjIies- seal
1nE with sucn copies as cl!}d welfare
II oer-ulnsls. hey scouts dental hr-
Creme ca-- ~ the nanE. ana k5nnrha
TOPICS While Eucn ulHzs-.a- IS mr.
marty rar the use NJ me district
health uftice-s il mar ne OBTAINED eur
use g. grange halls. churches. znd z-Iv
public gathering LecrIrR nnrs ar
cumuHuv sacn SET NJ slides snd T de-
si-su q lantern vii, ne furnished, &C
cnmpRnied Br Eli 9psra1zr- Iufu--r7A-
rsun concerning TINS lecture SERVICE
may ne obtained from the Department
of heath Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13

-nuld pu~ Il thel- 9wn hlts : mar
cases. Prices rRngen ---arr s60 o -0n
peT mead
E.eng--ea Sale-F = Thompson
So s Ae,'s ~ ION ms. E- 20 -f
COWS n. s q 0sc ann on.uE-A @cws a.
&C 1@t ca@-=s a. -p'g az. - m tz5sT-s
a. sang -5n u.s. =. ForlHsf st-a
COW -GSh Ds- a. -kC one INV
a; &c cnvs a. Stc
COW a. +ac- extra -ancv "a q. ehe.
am "a ves al TIC E-aIitsr-- ar-rnrs
snld SO COWS g s-o5 O ca0 : g.
Piper snIn - suus r.. So -@a r-
sage salG N cHr-le az &C. 70
calves a. -5.C. 80 iRErfs a SC. n hoEs
a. &c. 20 mixers AZ sB@ O -. u
Esrnuks snid ca-11e a. 90 ~ n"
caves Al 1@=c 30 hogs a. # - rr1;-6-
ers a. STAG 81 = X Ellsworth sulo
; npIos-a -Hvs a. 3aC. 3" cR1v+-s ar
sH lfk., Il g. ana Is n -EEs-s - 81
g az each. Ea1g < -0uHL sgic S-5=f'-s
av 5an his al sc : mil -"br MS e
&c : g cnws av. Hph his a. 40
~ "a ms, a. nd - hogs. a. ."
lfas a. -l=c en- lambs, av IN his
a. lsc. - SHEEP. IT. 81 lbs. e; e
81 n. -karS ar S7.H q l.u. L. r tuTS :
uulnEnE COWS q - caves. ava ~
his a. -bc- nuEs- a. - rtfs,. a. -,ic
aac 4 mixers a. Shhid IN a N
Bags snid bulls az SIC GO cattle a.
&c 80 Calves GE +asc. 80 mixers -
g-5n - putnam ET~as -oio - ~ -
Tie ar "a Sac S0 Caves a. - p &C. ..
huss e. 1870 81 sheap Rnu -a.rns q
HANSON sBln :. calves - -t4cl anu II
mixers n sH"4 n l@1 r : x d'-yn%l-
soio ~ calves g. 15sc- and 70 n lizssi-s
Al s-5G I'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13

Eew York. AlE, -
-EA--Spnt firm Ne. red and
Nc hard eT-5 End Na- mixed
Duran @S5 : Z rack Aew y urh An
Eus7 Shipment
rCgN-spUr strung; No. > yelluw
1S&s New York Today shipment
QA-s-spnt unserLleu, No ~n1tE
PC o o9.
-ARp-Flrn- middle VEST -SS56
1896
5T--EE-srehG- receipts - bks
-urls. crsGTnerr higher man extras sba
a 81 40 extras ~ scur% 80. az ms
81 u p scort a. q 5@F packing siach
current MAKE No. : :" -
EEGs-F1rn- -HcalpTs liar cases
fresh gathered extras FIRST ss "a D.
fresh Es-nered trsts II a 81 state. "a
Enu nearby western nennsTv whites
first "a extras IS q n; az browns sx-
--as sef So as. gathered hroU-rls ano
m4xad coinrs arEI % ext-Rs ~ a D.
POT -cES-EAsv- Long -siEno PEI
BARREL 4G5 IerHAv so ans- aga,
spl,- herr per barre 91--
EAEEAEES-EASv, unchanged
SEAE-Esw weak, csnE1I1g&-
1.5h- refined weak g-RnulRtso 1a5od
2aR6 There WAS renewed ssIlnE n
sura- futures and as Lbe aHrnRna was
moi aEg-.+sive prices spin on SHARPLY
September Isl, Deosrnnsr lac. Jan
usy-v 104a. March sAb-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13
PALERMO

5E-4Nl@ M--Ls-Nr and Ne z
: k-ctl- v1sired M KIfch1ns s,s-
-sr Mrs. Eagene zRl. n Soniehern.
as waek
RED Ballard VIM ms near visit
lnE a. James D.aGrnare 1ae ass1
week. lsc- Tuesdsv morning 1,r ms
nome u E,enwer
Mrs.. Ea--1eT Estes ua7- Monnav a
Massachusetts unera sne vii ~lss-
relatives and 1,1ends 1or Al indefinite
--rne- Mss Eliza Jackson TOM Al
gusra- Is keeping mouse cur aer our
LnE her aasencs
NJ ano Mrs. 5ennRr- rom -.aae--v
rlslCfsa a. G. = Wur- n1nEs Suuoav.
ASH Chester Wartnlns and 1rlend.
Miss EuraulH Bsnne-r e--arr Liberty
and NJ EaG Mrs p 4 Doe A--~yn
"A a4k Mills
Clarence Wsor-ning reuen1sy pur-
chased an aurnmpnlle
James DinsEnnre and 1an.ly and
Mrs Wallace Wnr-nlng noInreo 70
BuwdoIcnAm. Friday where they vls-
ted relatives
Mrs LUCIA PinkhRn is listing ner
daughter, Mrs. y 4 Bailey IN
~hlnR
KEY arthur -z-neE and Haniiv
ram Connecticut. aar mother. M~s
villa Ta-bel, and slsrer Mrs. Gladys
shur-ey, and M-x. JesRe Dove frun
Pi--shela. were guests Of Mr. and
Ms Z. z Dewe- sendar.
A-- anu Mrs Tearnn Nelson ana
TWO children t-Tnm RyeEzze- Tt, and
mother MS Eliza Nelson. anc M
ano MS. Oscar PowlpwsKr ram
Massachusetts. riEsrsd Mrs. Ea---1e,
Chadwick last "Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13
FAIRFIELD

NJ and Ms T---1rE CkiPT n " ~
res-er Mass, ere ne E0esis IF Nj
A cizlHv's parents Mr.. and Ms Joseph
AckleT II Fa-k st--se1-
Ms f-hH-sfre Brown ~ ensswirr
IN Outing a. L0ve9sr pund.
Mrs Mar r7oa-e mas returned
from p s.1ur- sEa~ WITH ne- slsre- Mrs.
Ee-1 FasF If : hlen
NJ Rno Mrs Ea-v Leighton ~
e ash laE-0l- = . are EaesTF n NJ
Lei-trun parents. M And Mrs
Frank LelEhtan Of Maple street
Mrs A----lu- wa-H anE little snn
1av-e returned y rlei- nome N Wsr-
res5er a<-a~ passing 8 few weeks n
lswn wi-h ner mother M-s Peter
Nicholson.
M. ana Mrs. :. . Files have r1ns
- FarnHr,It where -nrr VIII pass q
FEW davE
NESS Carelvr Piper " Aut,uT-n Il
ne guest n hsr cnGsi1. MIS- Mary
Piper
Arthur Mnsier Of Boston IS = Enesi
a. me nome u Nj ann Mrs EreIe--
Cora.
Miss Laura Acklev mas returned
from CalrT where she mas been visit
ing friends.
Misses Isabel Cushnan Cha-lnT-e
Cusnman and Annie SprzEue are
guests IF NJ and Mrs. Eenr-v Mad
dock
M and Ms. Z z Williamson have
returned rum a shor- stay n Banrur
with reiREves.
Miss Isabelle -oppan r. IN ror- n
tne inrerest II rhe Community Chat
1aauEa
Fred Eznsde1 II Bangor was q bus
mess ca,le- n ouwn vesta-dav
NJ and Mrs Louis MaIhe-n are
-erssvtng congratulations " the hir-n
~ a dHurn-P- onrn SH-u-iar morning
AZ the Sisters nuspirai The Hr-ie
Miss has been named Agnes Rather
me
NCRTE-Lestsr McKichrie and
Elmer Strickland nHrn -.cenrs- been
n ne Dead R5-er region hiu-hrr-r-
tnE
hurne Of George Eur
MISS Eden Eawes NJ Skrvaeynr
has recently visited with Miss -rera
Enxie
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Soutnf-v nf
Lewig-un were Sunday callers in rhrs
place
If. and Ms John James and chfi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13
Stock Markets
NV YORK MARKET
Fss:a-az = -as Gays Sesiine IN Al
re ear rr Stocks

~ -Ac~h@
far ~ aug --F-ines Of
III VIZ 4u~Huced again TouAr
-l@- ---lu - e. e."--s- af hsEEtness a.
o. vasE -anp-s mn profits me
fst-- Ta.f lTwA-c D-orn4nsnce gwen
Z "a 1F--"- Hrlir1e,s-E n ne Russo Poi
8. s,fuE--a- 0-Iuucec eE-.1y selling
'T...-t S---lec Iuwn ne Isl rum ane
T l.-H7 uu-l-s TS-nssure snnn creased
X 1t Ta-Ee- E-adua-lv c--pI up
= 1s---- sr.aE dealings
= IT a1~tv a-eruDpr a. lnsses
-sr o=sT -H"H're-.d and rnR1v STOCKS
~ f'it wp poln-E a.oPTe V+esfsr-
ma -rgIrAk. The advance Was
/ ,'7--1Tl-IsA-- = ne 1Ace az & EIazSy
F. 2 7-ss---rc wnlcE cropped 1vs
n@'.s ---e. TueC.nE one cert nsgce-
/ .}fft " z lE4 lCui1Rr2Dn during The
's---' -'-@Fsu~+ lDcuHed ne Shorts 70
-Al-- G-21 -neis nEg-Irg wEs pr u
-eEpars.0ie <B- ne suflseguerT
.-01E '1.a~ae- INV priced oils. ST.
- or.u-z 'Uone-e sn upsuEE IT,
1a-7's ~-a=.F ~ .s-rlE = nnu. HS8ckHi- Z
Z --a =-Darlcau Z OMEN were
y -,~a~
-..-l--aas =7 aG- rasrenu as vel
= .r-.EcE-S Tren ne genera
- 7frr1encer Total sales az
r.. -as HNr snE-esi
fs--' -e-eHt gave sz-'.w md
e--t-s ~ east ne cRi raIe falling
~' ae<arH midday E@-sr -e-
we nae F-er 4Eca M iHfI-6 a. per
" GER conditions continued
~ me -loBer. rIr-uE4av
. "Ur aa4eG. despite mus 81
3uncs were T--eEu-
issues asu wr-e mixed
.'"lgE cr9nL nusG to more
ar states Mo aUnds
VI 1f-E-- ~ eKu Total sEles.
p as1 Tn-z So - tnft.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13
Chicago Cattle Market

GEfcAES- = uE- L.
EAT--E-Eecelp1s LI.ahh- EttesR
-rneraLtv STEADY some early Rlts
stronger pihzn nsEg-v steers lower
TOD s-2s bulk good and choice 1asss1
Ito hat tat g,zsEe-E uneven, ou2k
g-Rssr steers she d 1875: gooe butcher
cattle ESQ. Gamers and cutters 4Dh %
s25 STEADY. medium cows s55 q Sac
n IVES * 70 50 cents lower chnice
veaIers 15noa 52S Few Iups 31ba,
- ag.Ees-s IeHEv
EaEE-Rece3urF n boo. opened
STEADY 70 rs cents lower than v.sIer
tev's average closed - - 81 cents
hsgrrr ttlKl e&rlw. .op 1850 nulE llgnE
and butchers 1z-A "a 1s5f bulk packing
sows 1866 o &Isb pigs * "a 80 cents
lrwer- cuik desirable KINDS s9n1 ssn.
sHEEF-Here1Bzs 22.ntlh. killing
risznns Is "a - cents lower. fur Gh-r
prime Idann lambs 1S5n; few narfre
lau,sas 1.ss- MANY around s. ah- cuIls
iargeiv ~5nG SOC, tat ewes TTbs feed
ars SLOW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13

Miss Dorothy Stackpaie returned
home Tuesday rrvn q vssss Or severn
weaks Ia Erdgrwaaer.
Miss Aaine Pnxknan and Mrs. Belle
Fa-Kman -erusnec Sundav 70 New
port AFTER a w-~E's vfHst WITH reia-
t1res ia tcwn-
Sorn August :. u Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Lea--rr a daughter. D,r,s
Madefine.
MIS- J. 3. Lanpher le-s -uesdav
far rnrse veekE vsEit win -sis-sv.s
n Massachusetts and New Hamp-
snfr~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13
wHTTEFIEID

Frank = Xorse and camiir returned
N Cambridge Mass. arter pnssinr
their Vacation 81 the old nurnexssad
Alss Ethel Goldman Of Ma-.ansn.
MASH. Was che guesf " Mrs. Kate
Morse far rwe vea3s
M. and Mn Eerbey- Clark ~
Snmerville- Mass. wsre -ecsut callers
n h a Morse. They we're sr route
70 JEFFERSON - visit Mira. ClarK,s SIS
rer. Mrs John Mcdonald
NoRTE-Mr- and Mrr Jnnn Newell
a-e recet--fng congratulations un the
arTa1 or q s0n- August Inta.
Mlss Lois car21a1ga in nurxirg q.
me hsrne cf sufn wevsl..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13

Chicago. aug L.
Whezs made q EIweIr advance n
prsre roday. stirred m ny genera DE-
lief rfia- q Rig expDr- business was De
inr dune The market closed strong -
u Sc cents NET. higher, WITH Dtceiroef
.4S 10 rs and March e-sTz. Corr
fnisnen as n a. up. oHts unchanged
n ( cent higher and provisions vary
ing from n cents decline % Ike az
rance-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13

New -o-k. Aug. -.
- 7..r ~a,4er
.--a--.,
-.4g- u.1s S.5pr.
faEv Bills On HANKS
73-aE~ u-ls Sae. de-
* 6&r
E-c "a cables "a
demand -7l. cAoles
-'~a.lG 81 -Eaies aaas
r H- r.afsles ls
tnC "a cabiss 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13

sfork Yards. Aug. II.
There was q rRspfr fasax-v cffer4nr M
nfsf czr-4e 4ry q Wsdnaunr zxle IF
rae poars- grades rhe demand fsr
Inese was slnzgiEh and me Rearar
graoss % nnlDKnRx moved NJ 2sc par
n. OF COED beef there WINS 5yzsts-
aAAtF Anne rAzr said z0nve &C. anG
LneHe we're taken pEumps2r with lIExle
BARGAINING over price Tez- cktpe<
#hsch were IN mucE hex~.er supniv
Than week nGn ind TIM mErsxeF which
has ssan strong, decsincd spautEzlY NO.
lcnAele n large lots OF nGEaa cAtrDE
Sheep ann iambs ancIsi shade lp1er
IN 1he sUlk 81 the sGsea 5oQE ha3d
wtr1 huyeE indifferent unless -hey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13

Boston. AuE- L.
BUEF-Chnire whoif uAxF1e y o IS.
ETwyEE-Exrr1s SO a 81. trsIs 80 q
o.
TEEgE-F~eEh caalce 20 @sy.
I-gEN-Nn vallrw 1RBM ~
EEGS-kaArDy neHnerv "a
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13

FDENG WOMEN WENT
WORTH Hospital o. DOVER
NEW HAMPSHIRE. cFFEEs To
YOUNG WOMEN OF E@
sG0oL EDUCATION. Or -H
EQUIVALENT OF SAME. 4 TER
~ MONTHS TRAINING n
GENERA EosrwA-. cCRNG
TRAINING. -wEN-- DOLLARS
PER MONTH W.T. LIZ PAD.
AyD ROOM. BOARD AND AN
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13

a'7an enc III story ars visiting their
slsrer. A-s john Williams
NJ. ana Mrs Erhsr Emerv anc
Mss Aaoie Feniasur ara On an ante
through ne Dead RIVER region.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13

y A. me ciuse IF business June 20
za.h, fareig- governments sweu the
T-r1greyI States as ]H3InwE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13

MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
:. Frunr ST, Bath. Phone SO
sss Water 81. Augusta.
vhcne 1918 lc1s
Correspondents %
ElMER n. DRscHT 4 c.
Members 81 NeU Tsrk and Sasran
Stock Excnanee
pr,~aes Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13

View ynrK excaAnge 81 Munr-eg.
IL per cent discount
Government Banfts Irregular
Railroad annas Irregular
Time laAns sfrung So DAYS 20 da-s
and SIX meH-lE 8
Gail munry staadE nlgn 2 Inv 6.
-uilug rEse = cluBing clc : eGEreE a.
izS- 1nSr & mark ak.s.errz-lces Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13

The Lass 1ner ads a-s rel.ag1le-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13
Plan of ndexg All These Ads Helps You Quickly Ad

"Who Can | Cet?"
and re-laid wno ezn g ct % GO r fnr me"
The lace curtains oughr 70 De taken down and
washed. Who can get 70 % Il for me-"
Who czn get &c whit ewasn the eeIlsr7"
These and Similar cue slons VII BE answered
satisfactorily 4 you read Journal classified ads
Lock under the clasElhcs non Services offered"
and find reliable helpers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-13

Rem Estate FOR ExrnanEs 20
PHCrER--- 5puEaf ane sniE- SeSt
eacili-ies FRI auicE handing Strictly
curfinenr.EL Z Se-sfeiR. Tel ELM
nr 5.Ng
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-16
persisted ON sNowsHoE TRIP.
Charles McVeagh, Jr., of New York
Died in New Hampshire.

Dublin, n. H.. Feb. l6--Charles Nc
yeaQh. ir:, of New York, graduate
student at Princeton, and son Of the
counsel for the United States Steel cor
poration, died OF exposure on Mount
Monadnoek early yesterday during an
attempted snowshoe trip to the sum
nit in company with Charlton Reyn-
ders OF New York. senior at Harvard,
The young men started on their trip
early Sunday afternoon in excellent
weather. but soon a binding snow
storm and high wind developed, max
ing il impossible for them to reach the
summit. When a halfmile from the
top they abandoned the attempt and
started ON the return. But al that time
il was dusk and sodn they lost their
way in the growing darkness and driv-
ing storm. Moreover deceived by the
mild. clear weather when they started,
they were thinly clad. without over
coats. hats orNgloyo,.
McVeagh soon showed signs of ex-
haustion. falling several times and
about 9 O'Clock dropped unconscious.
Reynders, who was also suffering from
exhaustion, protected his companion as
best he could, but McVeagh died before
rescuers could reach him.