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eariy examples commonly d..
very unusual subject IA II. a
nude figure Of woman .p.'Haily
hair. 1t Is simplicity itself. tha's s aa
.ealing o marked sense Of fora sA =
craftsmanship. The portrait ~ ~" sae
lady, by Kok Wan, is don. w.. =. count
influence Of the European Ss. sehe., y.
tho day rs regards the trestr V. u
snadow and folds in tho co..'
which sre gracefully handled s''''n''
Miss Emilia Benda has -.
versatility in decoration which ~. :. ~
applied in thoroughly workn..'us ass
manner to series of oils, vood a''1s s
ings and paintings on silk. Am~ Ssfv'
examples at the Fambeau shon, !. a''
decorative and well-designed 80.
triptych called "Pan at Work- @ -a'a1
shows considerable technical ..,,, IA'sa
ingenuity. Her Fighting parro..s saa =
ano'her work Of fine arrangemen. -, !.
color. The other paintings. ,nc,rs uA'
the symbolic subject "The cIoh.s
The Mandarin Coat" are refined, r.. mo
IS classic dignity about 9TH. nr,..
i'oor' portraying two charming vens"
engaged in sewing and readinv usn W:
benda's dexterity is further man,,..as ..''s
imner original and fetching DESIGN, s -.
SIX gowns, carried out in var;or. H
tlves suggested by the titles. ~pe,...ss 49, :
Red Moth" and so on.
oiden time coaching prints displ.,..
at the Ackermann gallery includ. =.
erai notable examples of unusual ~.
ness OF tone engraved by such ls.a...
IN this art as Fielding, Sutherland s.s
Hunt. They are after original n.;ns -
'ngs by Pollard. who so we'll sens.a ~.
spirit and picturesqueness of HI. -
Jects. "The Elephant and ca,tl. ;.
f'eioi'ng, shows that famous hoste,,s
a. the junction point for tnnum.,,h,.
diversins coach routes, attended Nv
scenes Of hilarious activity. A v.,v
rare and unusual print Is "Mafi c.o.s
IN Fog printed in subdued tons.
showing torch bearers leading the v,r
through the dense mist. All the ~,
amples which come from tho ..,l.
nineteenth century are remarkab,. ~.
their fine color and excellent prsssr.
vation.
"A number Of rare maps Of Amerse.
from observations Of the esriv az
piorers, form an interesting aspect NJ
the exhibition Of old cartography seen
at tho Weyhe gallery. They ara eur;.
Gus combinations Of ornate dssien and
scientific data, often beautifully deco
ratlve. 1t Is in this sense that they
nave lately come to fill place In III.
scheme Of home embellishment. Manv
are quantity adorned with vignettea
illustrative Of the character Of the
countries. Interesting examples are
the engraver Moll's "Newfoundlandr
with its beaver illustrations. and the
New Virginia map called "The State Of
King Powhatan," with the Indian couu
Gil over the fate Of John Smith in the
margin. The two Homan maps Of the
Siege Of Corfu" illustrating the naval
and having beautifully orna.
mented borders, are specimens Of this
art at its best. Other rare examples
are the stellar maps by P. schenk, Of
Amsterdam, and early charts Of Eng
land and Ireland. by Mercator. author
of the famous principle of projection
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11

Luc1EN DE. VANNOxz an,EHS InEHS,t |.
Concerts. Instruction. Al f. Asth ST., N. y
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Grinspan

and family wish all their relatives and
friends a happy and prosperous New
Year.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
MIR. and Mrs. Michael Goal.
stone

relatives a very enjoyable and prosper
Gus New Year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-27
Ports Not Listed Alphabetically in
Cutie Can Be Located as Follows:

.asS.DAN--See Ale xandris
ASt5 RA--ses Las Painas
aoxl.AIDE--See Freemaasls
a-GSA RAy---.see Cape .Tovs
AsiSI k.4.cAM--Se- Antwerp
A%FIe' UA--sce Ant qua. 81 Thomas
ANTiLLA--see Havana
- - - r AZ ASH A--See Cristobai, Paits
{ al..t A--See CTistooa.. Patta
|. !, n, A--See Dominican Republic
bAi l3--,sta Etara
5.ALTlc iORTS-Sce christianta
nAEBA fsa--~ssee pstbadoe. st. Thomas
7 tpAEAhoNA-see Dominican Republic
SAECEl-DSA--Se Ma tsetilcs y O n Africa
70 70 ). Z .A---See PENANG. Alden
"a PA 1RST--See Las Palmas
/ nElis- Bee Cape Town
ccs.tsA W An DELf--2ee Penang
= SLuIAN CONGC---See Africa-wess
SSEeit1 ES--See Christia MIA. Troudh5sm
ssSSsaasAY--See Adcn. Port Said
|. AZ AZ i.o5SE-- See Plymouth
ALA - Sea canstanttnopie, Aixierp
4 sssEislSBANE--see Auckland, Freemantie
SSSNOS AYRES--Sss MontevIdco. Rio
ne a. Janeiro. Santos
SSsyssbuKY--See Freemantie
= ~ ~ : - Ass--Set JonstRntinople
{ sS.nSEDELL0-vSee Para
x - ,SAklEN--See Havana
49, ifA-See Honolulu. AGans Fort
ssALLAc--sse cristobal. Paita
- - e EhoON--See Africa Wear
~ - AiES--2ee Africa w est Azores
800 goAST CASTLE~-s3ec Las P4imas
Csp1Es Of GOOD HoPE--sce Freeniantis
80 = s7&iAsd As--5ea Las Pasx1aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-27

uts i-CufE-seo euaaetoups. ST
Hal See haitian Ports. Port an Prince
,ioNG lAt)NG---See Honolulu. Yokohama
iSt tE--See Cristobal. Paita
iVoHl COAST See africa West
JAMAiS A--See Tort au Prince
M EI--see Alden. Port Said
tNfp rs ffpuui ia sunoharna
l.AGOS--See Las Paimas
LA Qua lRA-See Mayaguez. San Juan
LA PlAIA--Sts Mon ias-o
Ia RoMANo-see Dominican Republic
LETT H--s;ee Leith
LIZ, a >T See North Africa
I'''iri'i --~-se A fri4fi Vest
IOsNDO-see Las pal1nas
LOLITA BAy-s'ec Las PaiIr.as
LON E--See Las Palmas
LONDON DER Y--See Belfast
7 Y'r-rrrt TO N--Seie AuchlAuu
MACElQ--See Para. 4~-
MACORlS--See Dominican Eepuhl,c
MAbAlRA See North Africa. Azores
NADKAS-See Port Said $3.50
MALMO--See CorhenburE. ChristiArta
MAL.rA-See North Africa
MANIL.A--Ssees Honolulu, Yokohama
NARACAlTO--Sse Mayaguez. San JuAn
NJ sNFs Af--See Para
MARTINIQUE - See Martinique. st.
MATANzAs-se Havana
MELBOURNE-7-Ss Auckland. FreeSnartle
Arff@S N>Ntis<sr-~ e i'sstE
MONRoyIA--See Las Palmas
MoROCco-see North Afrsca
NAP FS-See Gibraltar. Marseiiles. Ma
NATAL-ssee Para
NoRRKOPING--see Gothcnhurx
NORTHERN NIGERL-A--ses Afr.cs-wss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-27

CARDENAS-See Havana
cAts.'llNb---se. Bristol
cf.A r a --.'ee Para
t,sl l it~- 500 n & raf+f'le
- sag IT, see Tsftn
c4s1tS BprRG-see So-shampton. Plyrn-
puth
gli!<is'fs AvsAasL sss rrondh5em.
ChriFtiaris
ccI-f1NfI'j.A See Carts rena
cDEAlSuY- If4s Palmas
sTANTiNoTT.E--See Aigiers. Con-
= 1T sTat faople. latras. Iiraeus
C0NSTAatXA---S see Conalantinorle- Al
gees. patras
Js3et II Scr SsttH
CoTO,lJ r--See Las Painlaa
ct H.tsAes--see Mayss4s-.. San Juaa
rossEY-see Africa wes.
DAIa ksl~~sses lfnnoiuu
DAEst R--See Las Palmas
- Al. y Use at-ot3as..,
DANZIcs---See Christiania. Bremen. Darzis
lsEs. Goa iiAY~~see Cape Iewn
DOMiNICA--see Dorninica. st. Thcmas
DURHAM See Cork, Belfast
DISEDiN-~~Sec Auckland
EAST LoNI9oN--See Care Town
EGyfsT-See North Africa
Ei'TS~-See Pats
FHEETOWS-sc Las Palmas
FRENCH CoNGo-See Africa~Wes
FRENCH t.t IN E.h~--aS. area y est
GALATZ--See AiGicrs. Comsartinople.
Patraa
t., See Africa West
GENoA--See Gibraltar. Narcotics. Ma
pies. Gsnoa, North Africa
GBEST--tsee Antwerp
GOLD CCAST--See Asrica.wes&
GFANADA--sscc Trinidad
GRAND B1ASSAM--sscs Las PaluaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-27

NUEvITAS--Ses Havana. Nucs1tas
ORAN--Sce higies
PtRTS-See Tayre
PELOTAS--See Para, Eie de Jane,ro
PERNAMBUCO--S.e Para
PIRAEJS-See Algiers. Patra., Coastan-
tinople Piraeus
PlSCC-See Pai,a
PoNc E--see Porto Rico. rpnes
PORT AU PRINCESS crisschai. Port
An Prince
P PoBE, ( ;i Nc oSEss. H a.ys
PORTO ALEGRE-see Para, Rio de- ia
metro.
PORT PIR1E-see F'reemantls
PORT cUr)AN--See Adan
PORT SWRTTENHAM-Sce Penang
PoRTUG UESE CONGO-See Africa West
PORTpG rEsE GUINEA - Sec Africs-
West
PROGRESO-See Havana
PUERTO CABELLC--Sse San Juan
PUERTO CCICMBIA--See Puerto Co
iolnbia. kingston
PUERTO MEX1CO-see Nassau
PUERTO PLArA-See Dominican Rcpuh.
lie
RANGOON--sse Alden, Port Said
RED SEA p0RTS-See North Africa
REvAI<--See Copenhagen
RIO lsRASDE 10 Suisse Para
RIVER PLATM PORTS-Ses Rio Dc IL.
EOsARIo-sse Montevtdee
ROUEN--See Hevre
SAGJs-See Havana
SATrON-See Havana
ST CROTx-See 81. Thomas
ST. KITTS--Sca 81. Kits. ST. Thomas
ST. f4AuRENT-,es 81. Laurent, st.
Thomas
ST. LUcIA--ssse St. Lac:&. st. Thomas
S.ALONfCA-Sec Ccnss aatinopse. patraA
SALT POND--Sea Las 2al1aSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-27

sA.HAN A--see Dominican Republic
AMARANG-Sec Penang. Alden
SANCHEz-See Dominican Republic
SANTA MARTA-See kingston
AGo-See Naval Station, Santiago.
sANTo DOMINGO cIrx--sse poninic.s
sANTos-see Para. Rio do Janeiro
SECcONDEE-See Las Painas
SENEGAL--See Atrica-West
SaAr@G tiAl--See Honolulu. Yokohama
SIERRA LEON E-See Africa w eat
SINGAPORE See Alden. Honolulu
sMYKNA--seo Alxiers. constantiaspl.,
Patras PirAa1s
SOERABAYA--see Penang. Alden
SOCTHERN NIGERLA--see Africa-vv.rs
SPANISH ATLANTIC PORTSSse FOR.
sTAvAsoER-sso ~soaah3saa. CARTS.
sTocKHcLM-sss Gothenbu-s. cas4s-
tiaaia. Copernagsn
EURINAM. d Cf.--See Pasamaribc
SYDNEY--Scs Auckland. Freeuaam.ts
TAKu BAR-Ses Honolulu
TALcAHUANe,--See Paisa
TALTAL~-6ee Paita
rAMPiC0-see Tampico. Havana. ssas-
sau, Vera Cruz
TENERIFFE--see Las pairsas u
-TIENTSIN--See Honolulu
ND--Ses Africa Weu
TOREE AkaUNZIATA-see Marscsllsa
TsINGTAI-rsee yokoharaa =
TuNIS--S-e Aigiers
vALpARAiso-ss c-istobal. PsHa
VARAA--Sec Cens.antinopfe, Psrras
VERA cRuz--ses Havana. Tsrsu,cc
wAI.EISH BAY--Sea ras pas-.as
WELt.INGT0N-sc Auckland
WINNEHAE-See Lss paina3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-27
Coastwise

Charleston See Jacksonville
Galveston From New York
Tues: CD. Thurs. Cd. Sat ~
Southern Pacific Co.
Galveston, Key West
From New York
Oct B-CoMAL fPF} Mallory Line
Oct l2--coNcHO (PF1 Mallory Isne
Jacksonville, Charleston
From New York
Sept. zs-COMANcHB fPF5 r7v6s r4n.
Sept. 2S-MOHAWK tPgs Clyde Line
Oct. 1-LENAPE tPF) Clyde Line
Oct. 4--ARAPAHOE tPF) Clyde Liza
Key West Sec Galveston
Los Angeles Harbor. San Francisco
1 Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
From New York
Oct. l1-wILLHIIso fF, william. see
Los Angeles, San Francisco, pors.
land. Seattle, Tacoma
Also SEQ New York. San Fr.ncssse
From New York
Sept 23-OEIOAN CD
United American I.ses r..
Oct. s-PENNsYLyANIAs' CT ca Aa@
United American LansA xna
New Orleans
From New York
Oct. 1-MoMus tPF) soathern Paddle
Portland See Los Angeles. San Frs.easoa.
San Diego See New yosk, san Krxnslsse
/ Mobile New 0rienns
San Francisco Also see Los Anr<sso.
san Pedro, san ni~re
FROM New York
Ocs- i--WILLHILo tFl william. 4 g.
San Francisco, Los Angelica
From Baltimore
Oct. l8-ECUADoR fPFMa
Pacific Mail sse2rnskss,-Ca
San Francisco, San Diego. L.
Angeles Harbor (Wiluiuxtonl
Portland. Seattle
FroEa New York
Oct 5--K0BIN AFFAIR fFs Ywhmtea
Oct ls--sTEEI. RANGER fF, fssnMs,S
San Pedro. San Francisco and osh>n
Pacific Coast Ports
krom Mobile
Regular satfsaEs-~tr3 Pare 4 xsne.
Seattle See i-es lsaxeIex. san F<zu<a.es
: Tacoma SEQ Les Angeles
V'i'-s'-rtor ssr So. ,~--~-s-.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-27
For additional
Shippins and Travail Infosnat3so
Call
Sbipping and Travel Depastnsne
Beekman 5000



Rotterdam CONTINUED,
From "a. mpton Rosds
Oct. 8-EAsTERN SOLDIER ~,
Oct Lz-EASTERN DAWN fF1
Black Diamond Line
From Montreal
ssss s7-wM; Plains e, EeSsss Awsss
Oct. ss-s6 Dsss'' a 5 Wit viii. stag rs..Ass
Oct. s5-~DEuEL fE3 Rogers . wsbs
~ From New York
Oct. f-~vINToN COUNT CD Gyls c.
St. Laluen r. &.
From New York
Oct. <--LAKE rAcELEEfF}csFds a.4GA
ST. Lucia From New yerk
Oct. I--vINToN COUNTY CD czyos q
St. Thomas From New Yexk
St. Thomas. ST. cnoix, St. Kites. An
tigua, Gaadeloupe, Dominica. Mar
Unique, Sc. Lucia. Barbados Dem
erara
From New York
Oct i4-PARIMA (PFM1 Furness Witty
San Tsss,s Also zee Porto Rics
Sept. 29-sAGUA fPFM, Atlantic Fruit
Oct. e-cAYO MAXBT CPD
Atlantic Fruit
San Juan, P. R., La Guayra. Puests
Cabello. Curacao and Marscsibs
via Curacao
From New York
Oct e-PHILADELPHrA fPFM, Asd
Oct. 22-CARACAS fPFM) Red D Lzns
Santiago
From New York
Sept. as-MIRAFLoREs fF) Atlantic Frat
Oct. 81 STEAMER lF) Atlantic Fruit
Santiago, Naval Station, Guantanamo
Also sec Guantanamo, Naval Ststtn
From New York
Sept .s--BARTHoLoMTw( EJ ward
Santo Domingo City
From New York
Oct. i-GLENDoyLE tr, At1aafsc Fruit
Southampton. Cherbourg
From New York
Oct. s-ADnrArrc tPFRM, wnsss Star
Tampico, Vera Cruz
l. From New York
Oct. 4-MASILIA(Er) Moore L Mccormack
From Texas Ports
Oct. 24-LAKE FALAMA CD Ward Line
From New Orleans
Sept. ss-sANrA GERrRrDTs CD ward
Trinidad
From New York
Oct. 4-LAKE FACKLER tF) clyde s-ACs-
Trinidad, Demerara. Grenada
From New York
Oct. 11-MATURA tPFM, Furness, Witty
Oct. e3-MAYARo (PFM) Furness. wlthy
Nov. l2-MARAvAL tPFM) Furness. witty
Trondhjem, Bergen, Stavanger.
Christiansand. Christiznia
From New York
Sept. so--RoLF JARL q, s. O. stray
Trondhjem, Bergen. Stavanger, F5c!.
singfors
From New York
Early 0ct--roPpALsFJoRD @,
Norwegian America Line
Yea Cruz. ranpico
From New Orleans
Sept. S0-HALLGJERD q, Kleppe Lane.
Yokohama. Dainy, Shanghai, Hong
= Kong, Singapore
(Also see Henosuius
From New York
Oct. 15-HAvANA MARU OF, Barrier
From Boston
ocss IS-HAvANA MARU (F3 aar4<1
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai
fAaso see Honolulu,
From New York
Oct. I-MoORIsH PRINCE (r} Prizes
Frsm New Orleans
Nov. 5-A STEAMER tr)s Cosnorosassn
ALSO Pensacola and Mobile. a. cargo
offers.
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hong
Kong. Manila
From New York
Oct 15-SURCGA tF') Barber Lines
ocs- -"ESTMORELAND CD Barrier
From Baltimore
saiied-DUoUEsNE Of, Green star rixs
From Seattle
Oct. Io-wEsr IVAN tF)
Frank Wsterhouse Co.
Ocs 1o-WEST ISON fF) Admiral Lire
Oct. l5-wrrN rcHEE fPFMl ASr1irsi
Nov. S-KEysTONE STATE tpFM1
Nav % A al raj Line Lir
Dec. <--EENATCHEE lPFMD Admiral
From Portland
Oct. 2-MONTAGUE fFDs Admiral r,sn.
Oct 2S-ABERCOS (F)' Admiral Line
North China ports and vladivesssk. q
offerings Justify.
Yokohama, Kobe, Tsingtsu, Shanghai
From New York
Oct e5-CITY OF CAMBRIDGE cre
via Norfolk
Norton. Lilly & Co
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-15
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MEMBERSHIP in THE AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA-
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THE FIRST SHOWS WHETHER THE PAPER IS WORTH
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tiny. Its A. B. c. report accessible to advertisers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-07
Committee Hearings
INLAND rl9nrHlee AND GAM

INLAND fiShEAiES AND GAME
and Cams viii rive I public hearins
Y Its rooms at the state HOUSE. In
{ vfEzpaS SsESssbAr. MARCH ., 1921. >
Ne: g: An Act to amend Section %
A. amended by Chapter 219 Of the Pub.
lics Laws Of a917 and by Chapter i74
to pollution Of waters Of the State By
saWdust and other mill waste. .
No. 2e. An Act to amend Section Sc
of Chapter SO of the Revised Statutes.
as amended by Chapter 21s and by
1917, and by Chapter l4a of the Pub
lie Laws Of 1919, relating to the dis
position of money collected under the
provisions of the inland fish and game
NO 20. An Act additional to Chap
tel 50 Of the Revised Statutes. as
amended, prohibiting all fishing in the
tributaries to Lake Annabessacook in
the county of Kennebec.
NO. 80. An Act to prohibit all hunt
ing WITHIN certain territory in the
Town or winthrop, in the county of
No. ss. An Act to regulate fishing
No. 81. An. Act for the better pro-
lection OF ducks and geese in the wat
ers or Merrymeeting bay and its tribu-
No ss.r An Act to prevent discrimi-
nation in the fish and game laws
No 90 An Act to regulate shooting
on Tacoma Lake.
No. ~; An Act to prevent ice fish,
ing on China Lake and tributary wat
ers including Mud Pond in the towns
Of China and Vassalboro.
ARTHUR 4. CRAFTS, Sec.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES

The committee on Ways ana Bridges
will give public hearing in Room Z
at the State House, in Augusta. on
TUESDAY. MARCH s. 1921, 9 P. NJ,
1871. Resolve to aid the town of
Hermon in building road.
152. Resolve apropriating money
for the repair Of highway from East
tending IN a southerly direction toward
Buck sport line.
15s. An Act to discontinue the ferry
between the towns of Orrington and
1874: Resolve appropriating money
to aid in repairing and constructing
roads ard bridges in the town of Mount
Chase, Penobscot county, Maine.
155. Resolve in favor of the city
156.. Resolve in favor of the town
of Holden for repair of road
157. Resolve to repair a road in
Molunkus Township.
15s; Resolye. in favor of the town
pairing bridge across the Mattawani-
i5s.' Resolve in favor of the CITY q,
from the Barring town line to Magu "aa
rowock Stream.
!. 161, Resolve. to aid the! town of
Harrifigton IN building road.
~ Resolve N favor OF the town
163. Resolve in favor of the town Of
Sfeuben Tor the purpose of improving
49,; Resolve to aid the town of
1s5. Resolve to aid the town ~
Robhins2n, in building 4 road. y
Tio,EspAY; MARCH IS, 1891. 2 p. M.
mai Sa An Act Ct =, pIroyyiisng for STATE
over 600 feet in .leretI Dri'ses'
NJ IRVING W. CASE Ca
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LEGAL AFFAIRS

The committee on legal affairs will
give a public hearing in its room at
the State House, in Augusta, on
TUESDAY. MARCH s, at T. NJ, on
H. 100 An Act to change the time
OF holding. the annual meeting of the
the powers and duties of the select
men, to abolish certain Offices. and to
provide for the administration of town
affairs
children relative to schooling whose
parents work in State institutions.
Chapter 12s Of the Revised statutes
Public Laws of 1917. relative to the
designation of persons appointed to
enforce the laws relative TO the pre-
Venti01 s 81 e an tst to 0ra anmals
lien , on manNfs ctured lumber.
,WEDNESDAY. MARCH ?, at 2 p. NJ
An Act to amend Chapter 147, Sec
amended |by Chapter so of the Public
Laws Of 1911. relating to the State
Board of Charities and Corrections
ter 2 of the Revised Statutes relating
to the appointment of dedimus jus.
An Act additional to Chapter 1875 of
fnent OF offences against chastity.
An Act to amend Chapter 12O of
Revised Statutes relating to desertion
and norl-support of families.
An Act to secure prosecution against
bail in criminal cases
An Act to establish the fiscal year
of the State.
H. 191. An Act to amend Chapter 4.
Section 10 of Revised Statutes. reiat.
ing to longer terms of office for Sc
lectmen and ass essors.
THURSDAY. MARCH 10, at p. M.
on the following:
II III. An Act to amend Sections 8
and 5 Of Chapter 203 of the Private
and Special Laws of 1913 entitled can
Act to incorporate the Ogunquit VII
H. 122. An Act to divide the town
Ct Wells and incorporate the town of
sTETSON H. HUssEY, Sec.
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SOUTH GARDINER

Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Ridley Of
Portland were weekend guests of
their daughter, Mrs. w. N. Potter
Harry Eastman, a former resident
of this place but now living In
Bridgeport. Conn.,. is passing few
days in town. , r
Irving Hunt underwent surgical
treatment for appendicitis at the
Gardiner General hospital Thursday.
The supper given by the Campfire
Girls Tuesday evening in the Con-
gregational vestry was well attend
ed. About $13 were taken.
The Kings Daughters met Tues
day with Mrs. Judson Hall, Bartlett
street, to help celebrate her 87th
birthday. A pleasant aftefp0ap was
passed, with. about 20 preseAd Can
dy, cake and cocoa were served.
Mrs. Hall was the recipient of many
remembrances. which included post
cards, books, candy and two BIRTH
day cakes Mrs. p. A. Smith pre-
scented Mrs. Hall with bouquet Of
carnations in behalf Of the Kings
Daughters. When the guests depart
ed for their homes they wished their
hostess many joyous birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Colpitts
have returned from Lakeview, where
they have been passing the winter.
A very pleasing surprise party was
given Miss Mary Black at her .home
IN Bartlett street, Tuesday, evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-07
MADISON

During the past few days the local
plant Of the Great Northern Paper
Company has laid of its entire crew
In the suiphite department. until
May 1st., This throws A140 men out
Of employment. The. company has
been piling ub huge pile OF. the
sulphite product in the yard for sew
eral months. but two carloads hav-
ing been shipped in that time. THE
ground wood and paper making de-
partments win. run as usual.
Citizens Of this village were much
pleased over the restoration Of prac-
tically normal service IN its electric
light system Friday evening. The
dynamo was moved from the, pump
ing station Friday to thes Indian
Spring wooden mill, whose water
wheels will furnish the required
spoweS until the temporary repairs on
the dam are. completed:
= MI and Mrs. Bernard Twitchen of
vassaiboro arrived in Madison Fri
day, night TO visit Mrs. Twitchelrs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Absalom Ora
ham and. other relatives.
Z sReflearsals have been commenced
for a play to be given in few weeks
by the Madison High School ORA
matte Club.
Superintendent John White of the
Indian Spring wooden mill left town
Thursday night on business trip to
New York City. - -
Madison schools will be closed
Monday afternoon to allow the teach
ers an opportunity, to attend town
meeting. -,..,-.
The temporary board covering on
the front of the Mckenzie block was
removed Friday. The whole front
on the lower story has been COM
pletely remodel1ed' for modern en-
trance to its moving picture, theatre.
1t is beautifully panelled off and
painted with white enamel paint.
The entrance to the ticket Office has
mirrors both overhead and on the
sides and is brilliantly lighted.
Mrs. John Chandler and daughter,
who have been visiting relatives in
Minneapolis, Mimi, for the past few
months, returned home : Saturday
forenoon: go. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-07
SEA AND SHORE FJsHeR,rs

The committee on Sea and Shore
Fisheries will give a public hearing
in Room No. at the State House, n
Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9. l92l. 1
z. NJ, on the following.
No. 16. An Act to protect the lob.
ster industry.
No, IT. An Act to regulate the lax.
ing of alewives in the town Of Surrv
No. IS; An Act to repeal Private
and Special Laws OF 1895. Chapter lO6
relating to fish weir in Sand Cove on
Marshalls Island in the county Of
Hancock. -
No. 10. An Act to repeal all laws
pertaining to taking fish from waters
on the, coast of Maine and to abolish
the office of sea and shore fisheries
commission. --'T
No. 20. Petitions of Arthur T. Black
and nine others, Leslie r. Bunker and
81 others L. ID. Newman and Is Others
Walter Hadlock and 16 Others, and
y. Jackson and go others asking for
close time on Holsters in certain wat
ers adj cent to Hancock county.
ELLIS r. BAKER, Secretary