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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1921-01-07
RICHARDSON -CoGBILL.

Miss Oneida Cogbill to Mr.. Hugh Hill
Richardson, the bride is prominent
young lady of LAGRANGE and for q
number of years was one of the most
popular teachers in the county schools.
The groom. we understand is from a.
mother section outside this county.
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moved from this district 70 Neshoba.
CcllIervills ard other points west OF
here. And some Of these were cpnstd-
cred desirable citizens.
The watch service held Friday night
at the local n. E. ehurcn was we'll at
tended while the supper served by the
ladies nstted the Missionary Society :
neat sum.
J.J. PulIiam nov . prominent plan
| ter of Deeson Mississippi was among
friends 10 this nsighbcrhood the week
gone.
| Misses Gladys Bobbitt and Virgins
Sanders Of Memphis were past week
guests of local friends.
Misc Charline Rich has returned from
Bristol where she has been attending
college.
Mss Mona Hood Of Clarksdale was q
recent guest Of her sister, Mrs. c. d.
Rich.
Mrs. M, B. Feemster Is spending
few days with friends in Alabama anf
Mississippi.
Johnnie Pearce was out from Mem
phis Saturday looking after business IN
tereets.
! Nav each of Us be guided Alright snc
in safety thruout the New Year, ant
our thoughts be on the better things.
;,
The hand of death has laid heavil,
upon some of the hearts of members Of
two of our estimable families ant
many friends in the passing Sunday
NIGHT at the family homes here OF th'
souls of Mrs. John D. D..Crossett, age 80
and Charles H. Rich, age 55, into th'
beauties. safety and peace of the hom'
of God. The death of Mrs. Crosset
was not unexpected, she having beer
critically i'll for some months with NJ
hope held by dear ones for her recov
ery. Mr.. Rich had been i'll but ahor
time. He had stated to friends lat'
Sunday evening that he would be at oil
place of business Monday, but just at
1 =
ter retiring Sunday night about nin'
o'clock bic hesyy breathing attracted
the attention Of Mrs. Rich who wentse'
bis side but life was soon gone iron
the body. The remains of Mrs. Cfos
,stt were buried beside that Of be-
husband Tuesday at Shady Grove. ser
vices being held at the grave conduetet
bv Rev. Jno. L. Horton. The remain
Of Mr.. Rich we're lowered to rest II
Friendship after services held st the M
liz church of which deceased was
member. conducted by the Rev. Jno
IL. Horton & former pastor DR.. +. d
Cummings. This community loses
loyable companion in the going o.
"Aunt Fannie" as we often called hti
and the local business world one Of it
leading merchants in MIR. Rich. II
those dear ones who yet await the cal
into the great beyond and whose sorrow
in this hour is indeed sad, does th'
sympathy of many hearts go out AM
the prayers of our people 10 their be
half 90 up to Him on high for strength
hope and for fuller understanding Q
the mercies of the Unseen Hand wh'
doeth all things in love and who's
mantle of charity be thrown around tn
loved ones in an hour toat 10 'nen
seems darkest of all.
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Moscow

II yeu can't be ths pine an the tsp OF
the bill.
Bs a scrub In the vallsy-but be
The best little scrub by the side OF the
ril;
b. q bush IL you caA't be tree.
II you can't be bush be bic OF Tie
grass,
And some highway happier make.
II you can't be . muskie" then just be
But the lIveliest base 10 the lake
We can't ell be captains, some have to
bs crew.
There's something for oil OF IA here;
There's work to be done, and we've oil
got 10 do
Or part Ia a way that's sincere.
II you can't be a highway, then just
be trail.
If YOU can't be the sun be star;
Itisn't by size that you win or you fail
Be the best of whatever you are.
The removal of ID, B. Sadler and his
estimable family from this community
to Holly Springs is deeply regretted by
our best people who appreciated the
good citizenship of this business man
and the neighborshlp of bis household.
Mr.. Ssdler seld out his land and busi'
ness interests to Jones Rosser who viii
conduct like business at the same
stand. The people OF Holly Springs
should be congratulated in the locating
among them of thus splendid family
whose influence foI progress and gooc
have been often felt aud appreciated by
local people. The best wishes OF
hest of friends 20 with this family t
their new home.
Il. &. Davis - RaveGtaa, arkansas,
spent q few days with local relatives
recently.
Mrs. Lorene Bobbitt and sister Mrs
James Smith of Memphis were holiday
guests Of their psrents, MIR. and mrs
G. A. Roach.
Mrs. Jennie Carpenter has assumed
The management Of the Holmes hots
and viii conduc. same IN . frat elss'
manner.
Mrs. n. r. williams spent The ds'
THURSDAY with local friends.
The sympathy Of the many friends o
A. r, Miller 20 out to him IN TIE 70
cent death OF his solsndid father which
occurred at Holly SpriBgs.
Mrs. Boyd Burnett spent Saturday
and sunday with relatives In Memphis
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Ashford
Thursday morning, . fine boy.
T. ], Pruette. now resident o
LeachvilIe. Arkansas, was business
caller here Friday.
H. r. Bryant and wife have returne'
from a pleasant visit of several Day
with relatives and friends In Coriotn.
w. H. Pearce has moved to IN
Holmes place while H. 7 Wade ha
moved back to his farm after yea
spent Ia town. 7. W. McCandless wh'
recently purchased Inc Bowling plac'
has moved into same. 7. NJ. Holi'd
has moved into the Nicholson hous'
which he bought sometime ago. IN
Parrish Steger place was sold recent!
toJ. B. Whitehead who expects Z
move here with bis family in>the nea
future.
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Marriag gss

The following prominent young peo-
pie Of the county have married sines
our last Issue, our only news OF the
weddipgs being from the marriage H.
cense record 10 the Office OF County
Court Clerk C. w. Crawford.
EDWARDS PRIcE
Miss Vslma Edwards to MIR. C. r.
Price. prominent young people Of the
Williston district. The bride is q
daughter OF r. A Edwards Of that dis
trict.
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Dressmakers. seamstresses . MiiIiners.

references. NJ. A.. 157 p. 47th st.
cHLAMBERMAID and waitress. young girl
lately landed, position. Higgins, 1875 w. 6tst.
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Connecticut.

COMMUTE all summer; Greenwich town
ship; under an hour electric express, Grand
Central, can accommodate 2 couples; two
attractive guest rooms. private bath and
parlor. beautiful old Colonial house; beau
uful country. three acres on water, near
depot, yacht club bathing and golf $50 n
week per person, Including board wonderful
Southern cook. garage young family Of two
y0u win lka II. Phone A14 Sound Beach
Comic evenings. Motor oui ard See ID.
MOOSE MEADOW FARM, or tho bnnNa X
H0usatonlc River; boating, bathing fiHh-
iug shady lawns; fresh milk. eggs. fruits.
vegetables Write for circular, terms. Mrs.
JENNIE f.. FLAGLER, oronoque. Conn.
BOARDERS wanted in the Berkshires; In
vnlids catered 20 in a nurses home: rates
rcasonable good train service; fine roads:
via Harlem X. n, TO Mlllerton. Address
Mrs, JOHN o'HALLoRAN. Lajkeviiie. Conn
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

COLD WATER TENEMENT OR FLAT
wanted in exchange for an ideal one tenant
Investment vicinity Washington and Des-
brosses sts.. leased TO high class tenant on
NET basis: net income S2,700 on S27, 900
equity; over $4,000 mortgage. fair exchange
will be made. Owner, WILLIAM D. XII
PATRICK. 149 Broadway. Tel. Cortlandt
24nQ
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

RENT or Purchase--Small one family house.
all improvements. give full particulars. B
1l0I Herald. Fulton ST.
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COUPLE, colored. wish position. janitor;
Hester.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

THE WHITE HoUSE-Commuting distance;
first class accommodations for season. cx-
cellent table. tennis, boating, fishing and
bathing Beechurst, l.. ]. Flushing a030g.
IIENECEiR. prop.
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DREsSMAESER. stylish. wants more GUS
toners: charge only $40 up. 1O2 West
122d. Phone Morningside 6a20. apt 21.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
-
Ncsfcllrster.

A Delightfully."- situated home or II rooms IN
beautiful Rirerdale Hudson Tor rent
furnished for summer very reasonable 70
responsible people; spacious grounds and
shade trees. chauffeur's room over garage !;
easily reached on New York Central or
Putnam or 80 minutes In motor; short dis
tance from golf course and tennis club. very
desirable summer place. Phone Kingsbridge
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Observation-Disclosures

ATTRACTIVE opportunity for summcr
rental. small furnished ararwrnt. tNo
rooms. dressing room. bath ,sclusive locs-
ton on beautiful Italian gardens. Apply
Vanderbilt OiIj or superintendent. I'D n.
4gth St
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Chnmbcrmaids. &c.

CIrAMBTRMAID-wArTR CLOS
ING APARTMENT WANTS SITUATION
FOR pxCTLLENT GIRL: GOOD REFER
ENCEs. RosENTHAL, 40 w. IoTH.
CHAMRERMAfD and waitress. also cook,
with year child. wishes position country
place. Care SimRnsky. $40 r. 18th
tAMBEpMNfD--fadv wishes rs place n
Kirk usei ttaG Hastr,Ns, does seN ing. Call
between c.S, y. sSth ST., any day this
wcek.
CHAMBERMA1D. middle aged, desires posi-
tion, country; thoroughly reliable and
Trustworthy: preferably Protestant; highest
references. 632 Herald, ESQ Broadway.
CTAMBERuAID-WATT Irish. refer
snoes. Call 127 Lexington av.
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10TH ST a33 HST.-Seven rooms. eleva-
tor apartment. newly decorated. exceptional
wuiIa. possession at once. $3.50,
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DRESSMAKER-Desi maker OF gowns !:
home or out. Riverside o534. Apt. 3F.
DREsSMAKER, designing, fitting: $40
daily; 81 hour. 8 249 Herald. Herald so.
sEAMSTREss, plain sewing. mendlng; out.
Apt. 3, Schuyler 6S17.
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HOTEL MONTAGUE. i03 Montague Brook
iyn-Two rooms and bath. all light, glb-
let June to October; 3 subways: Z minutes to
Wall Street, - minutes 70 Times square
Tel. Main 3Gl1.
TIN HAMPTON. . Prospect Park West
Brookyn.-Subiet, room furnished apart
ment, elevator, rhonc; near both gubways.
DIIRYEA apt 23 phone 1858 Sterling
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INFORMATION WANTED.

TIMOTHY GLENNON-Relatives of Timothy
Gennon, late OF Rannanacken, ireland,
communicate with A. ID. COMYN, Solicitor.
Loughrca, Ireland.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.


WANTED for young men, room
and board, meals per day;
private family; not to exceed $40
per week; give full details in reply
ing. u. T.. SIG Herald Fulton ST.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Chambernnids, Sc.

CEAMBERMAID-Em desires to Sc
cure position for her chambermad during
the summer. Call between and ! Thursday
or Friday. Al w. 57th. or phone Plaza 1891.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Borough of Brooklyn.

PARK SLOPE (156 Sth av.)-Large room
all improvements; adjoining bath; convent
ent all cars. subways. Tel. Sterling 1872.
WoODBINE ST., 2455 (near Fresh Pond rd.)
Large room, conveniences; suitable or
getlemen. Tel. Evergreen 1903.
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i22D 1ss W.-One room, bath kitchenette;
modern improvements. Phone Morn. 1245.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

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Cooks, &C.
COOK, chambermaid, two colored girls:
experienced, excellent cook: tea room hotel,
boarding house. club; country preferred;
best references. Linsey, 8522 Morningside.
COOK, settled; New England; excellent
Saker; small adult family. gentleman,s
dl sea 81. ~ 90 ~ D'
COOK, waitress, chambermaid and seam
stress, three competent women; adult fam
ily. country. go Herald, Herald SO.
COOK. settled woman, experienced. city.
country; reference. Dcvines bell. 623 Col
COOK. first class, excellent baker plain
wash city country. excellent reference.
422 w. 5eth ST. one flight. front, east.
COOK, city, country; .disengaged May %;
wages $40: good reference; no agencies.
Kitchei. 247t 9Th av.. apt TO-
private family; good references; no cards
wintres. 304 West t45th st.
GOoK-No objection to boarding house: half
time or dinner; reference. Ryan. 100 West
End av.
COOK, chambermaid. waitress. wish posi-
items together; small family; references
solcn. 200 East Goth u.
COOK. good baker. plain washing. per-
gonnl city reference 20S W. tosih *.
Finneran,
COoK-I.edy going to Europe wishes 10 place
excellent German cook Inquire 1912. At
% East 6fst.
COOK, good. Austrian, wishes position in
the country; wages $50. NJ. NJ, $50 w.
esd RI.
COOK wishes position IN apartment for
summer. Call Wednesday, Thursday, 23s
East B5th, care Jutt.
COOK. Austrian. good. wishes position IN
tho country, camp or boarding school. NJ
NJ. $50 West 23d -.
COOK-Woman, chef. position hotel or pri-
vato. 2i2 Herald, Herald "a
COOK aud houscworker. hy day, week. call
Thursday Campbell, 1oi W. Tooth -.
COOK, German; perfectly good cook and
baker. city or country, Rvngton Al.
COOK. competent. Scotch wishes position
city or country, references. 155 u. 21th q.
COOK wishes position; good plain cook.
write Hughes, 147 18th av.. Astoria, - I.
COOK, German: apartment; country Gum
mer. references. 167 East sfst
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS


SIDEBOARD, walnut, antique, $40. faATEKE
basement, 14S East Saith.
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Borough of Bronx.
Long Island.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnis

FURNISHED apartment. sitting room, bed
room, bath, wanted TO subet for summer
by bachelor; we'll furnished and convenient.
Full particulars b 110S Herald, Fulton St
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New Hampshire.

BEAUTIFULLY situated. handsomely fur
nished large house. bordering lake, New
Hampshire; fishing, boating, bathing mag
nificent trees, garage, boats, acreage. Mrs
GOLCOMB. 21a1 circle. 1z30 Broadway.
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New Jersey.
REFINED homo for invalid and elderly
ladies; nurses care; sunny rooms. large
grounds; every home comfort: references ex-
changed. 562 Main st, Hackensack. n. J.
QUEEN MARY COTTAGE.
607 Second av, Asbury Park, N. J.
Running water In every room: exceptio1able
table. Telephone 449. J. M. KETCHAM.
DOUBLE room with board, pleasant sur
roundings excellent train service. 1b1
Scotland road. Telephone South Orange 283.
THE HALSTEAD, 90 Halstead St, East
Orange.-Two rooms and bath. single
rooms: 45 minutes from city.
THE DE VALERA, 800 LEXINGTON AV.,
LAKEWOOD, N. J. PHONE b57.
Pennsylvania.
CHERRY COTTAGE FARM-Fishing, boat
ing. bathing. Particulars, G. NEAL. Beach
Lake, Wayne County, Pa.
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New York.
HrrRpAu FOR "sKrpAwAv,,

HUTRRAH FOR "SKTpAWAY"
Boys camp on the Hudson, "AlIva with
the Spirit OF Youth" military training. dis
cipline; land and water sports. every com
fort and safeguard finest cuisine: terms sf5
weekly. Booklet. Phone Bryant $3.50 or
write CAPTAIN LEWIS TILL, West Camp
On Hudson, n. y.
CEDAR FINES CAME.
Tor Junior giris, near New York. land ana
water SPORT, horseback riding. haudcraft
dancing motor boating; indiyldual euporvi.
sion IRENE DAVIS. tiG Central Park wcaf
IN ideal one day tour; visit tho historic
smaliey Inn. Carmel y. - fishing. hunt
ing, dancing.
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Pennsylvania.

FOR rent for summer, an eight room fur
nisbed cottage near large lake. LINDA
A. HOUSEWEART, Lopez, Pa.
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WANTED = BY ambitious young German
farmer $500 at reasonable rate OF in
terest for ten years for the sale OF large
farm; money Will be guaranteed by mort
gage. Kindly apply for further information
to WILL KREICKE, Horstmar b/Lunen
Westf.. Germany.
CORPORATIONS financed; money obtained
capital advanced for dividend paying COM
panies where additional capital Is needed.
LLOYD BREWSTER CO.. 249 w. 34th st.,
New York.
OLD established grocery and meat market,
good location doing nice business; rea-
son for selling, bad health. j. GRA4S, cor
nor South Lauder and Overlook sts., New
burgh. y. "
BUSINESS firms who need a reliable repre-
sentative In Mexico address George Gu
zaiis, Commissionista, Poste Restante,
Mexico City, Mexico.
OPPORTUNITY for experienced gentle
woman to open tea room connection with
gift shop, Jersey coast. 24o Herald. Err-
aid square.
PARTY wanted with sl0o 600 TO purchase half
interest brokerage office, with services;
well established, lucrative business; partner
retiring, sickness. l105 Herald. Fulton 81.
WANTED-partner With $4,000 q $1,000;
legitimate proposition; money secured; ref
crence. Is 1872 Herald. Brooklyn.
5ss7 Broadway. souihwest corner i63d ST.
Elegant large store. great future.
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REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.
New Jersey-~aie or Rent.


FOR sALE-At summit, n. j.. ~ room
house. witl 3 baths, hot water heat gas,
electricity, open fireplaces, covered porches I.
fine view; gardeu- garage and small fruits :
house In good condition ans ready for I'M
mediate occupancy; VIII sell at reasonable
price and terms. Address Owner. p. Q. box
Q, Summit, n. J.
MOUNTAIN LAKES aud Boonton homes. also
farms. CAHILL, Boonton, n. j.
IN a beautiful location, an attractive fur
nished house (t2 rooms), all improvements,
with a garage. large porches, lawns and Fruit
trees space Tor n garden only 10 minutes
from station. Apply 10 Mrs. JOHN McCLAT,
92 Mountain av.. summit, y. J.
NEAR Split Rock-Modern Stone dwelling.
log cabin, with living quarters and bail
room. garage With dwelling quarters; In
provements IN all buildings; tennis court.
magnificent view. over one hundred acres.
EDWARD CAHlLL, Boonton. y. J.
Nermont-SoIc or Rent.
modern 81 room all year house, sale. or
viii rent, furnished: also nine and seven
room house. III northern Vermont. on 9. "
r. r., near Canadian border, lake and
mountains: hardwood floors, furnace. cleo
iric lights, sun parlor and sleeping porches
shady lawn; ideal. Particulars and photo
address owner, Gs South Union ST., Burling-
ton, VI.
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CHAMBERMAID. cook, experienced, city.
who wants TO attend night school; best ref
erence; reduced wages. 7 lit Herald. Her
aid
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.

Above So;h st.-5th Az. to North river.
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500 w. seth ST.. Adjoining West End Av.-
Five rooms, with maids bathroom; rental
s., 900.
The RockfaT, 545 w. 11fth ST., northeast
cor OF B'way.--Seven rooms. 50 300 TO 50. .eO0.
ANTON COURT, $40 w. l4ist ST.. Adjoin-
ing Riverside Drive.-F1ye and six rooms,
81 300 10 81 800. Apply on premises or
NAsSOlT & LANNING. cor. s9th St Riv-
erside $3.50.
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COUPLE, Swedish, competent, wish positions
with small American famiyi best refer
ences; valet-butler, chambermaid. X 1915
Herald, Harlem.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Hardware store doing
very good business; best location In
town, where one OF the largest indus
tries In the world is located. Owners
wish to devote time to other interests.
Address 544 Herald. Herald so.
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APARTMENTS = UNFURNISHED

SOME very desirable suites OF two, three
or more rooms and bath, TO rent, rnfur-
nished, on yearly lease at Hotel Chelsea,
222 West I'D ST., now under Knott man
agement and being completely renovated
throughout. Hotel Chelsea, 30 West 23d *.
Phone watkins GOO.
Bath ST, ~ ERst.--pesirabe apartment. =
rooms and bath. all improvements perfect
condition, lmmeciete possession. rcnt SO.
3g.t5 EAST 2TrH 81,
between Madison -nd i1h aHa.-EIirh class
apartment, 3-A-1 rooms. centrally located.
rents reasonable. Apply premises.
44TH. 30 West fWestover CourD bachelor
apartments. high class; hotel service.
meals IL desired. See Resident Manager.
Bryan. $500
18TH, - West--2 rooms, bath and Kitchen
ette. Inquire Housekeeper.
Ahnrc hafh sf-nth A.. 10 En.t River.
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New Jersey.

HARRISON ST., 40, East Orange, N. j.
Pleasant rooms, large porch and grounds;
minutes to Brick Church Station. Phone
1S37W Orange.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
New Jersey.

ATTRACTIVE. we'll furnished ten room
hocse: finest residential section 81 New
MAN. 6i2 Highland av., Newark or phone
Wadsworth sI25.
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COUPLE wish positions with small private
family: man housmnn; wife cooN and
hnuseworlser. Mnlachowslsl. 3O5 w 3Nth Il.
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yermont-saIe or Rent.
FARM PROPERTY.

Miscellaneous.
FARMS for sale: catalogue free.
ftrout Farm Agency. BOX +. 10 Nassau ~
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CHAMBERMAID and seamstress young
Irish girl. experienced, wishes position with
private family; willing to go TO country. Call
500 w. 124th, care Neely.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

will buy Manhattan loft buidings
give details. SHARTM. 1T0 Bway
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CHAMBERMAID or chiidren's nurse, French
girl; good seamstress; reference; speaks
no English. Marie. care SIlberstein, eol Fox
rt., Bronx.
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COUPLE, Protestants, work OF camp cot
tage; highest references. neat. efficient.
trustworthy: good boatman. II. r.. 6i5 Sd av.
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seek position; Norwegian Protestant; coun-
try preferred; no cards; reference- i2o w.
TTth st.
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COUPLE, young. wish positions. country;
wife first class laundrcss man houseman.
valet; references. $40 East 10Th, Apt. 12
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General Housework. &c.

HOUSEwORKER, two neat colored girls.
light Washing city or country; references,
good salary. go W 62d st. Jones.
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Washington Heights. Above Is5th st.,
West of sth Az.

UNFUTNIsHED APARTMENT, six rooms
and bath, elevator apartment house az
West 1880 ST., one block east OF Broadway;
immediate occupancy; rental S125 per month;
will assign lease. Tel 1886 Audubon.
163D ST. coo West Corner Broadway -
Four elegant light rooms, high class ele-
vator apartment house, 500.
1slST ST. 605 West.-Seven room elevator
apartment, all outside rooms; immediate
pcssession decorate TO suit: moderate rent.
Apply superintendent.
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CIIAMBERMAID. middle aged woman, thor
ough: references. s 254 Herald Herald So
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WANTEDzFEMALE
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
WOMAN. whole or half time: references;
colored. PIT W. Goth st. Peace.
WOMAN. colored. part time work. morn
ings or afternoons. Aud. 8044.
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Miscellaneous.

DAYLIGHT offices; suitable for light busI-
ness S25 per month. Phone Lougacre 500.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

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New Jersey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-11
FRIENDSHIP
John Otis Doe.

EAST-The community was sad
dened by the death of John Otis Doe.
Sept. % who was horn in Windsor,
Ne. April 7. 1857. the oldest son OF
George F. and Caroline Young Doe.
The surviving relatives are one
sister. Miss Abbie Doe of East
Friendship, two brothers. George E.
Of East Friendship. William S. OF
Weeks Mills and six nephews and
nieces by whom Uncle John will be
sadly missed.
He was most kindly cared for dur
ing his last illness by his brother
George and nephew Ralph, who were
untiring in their efforts TO make him
comfortable. besides many kind
friends and neighbors who were ready
and willing at all times TO render as
sistance.
He passed away at the home of Ed
win Seavey where he had boarded for
several years and where funeral
services were held Sept. %, conducted
by the Pew. D. p. Pelley of Thomas
ton Bearers were Silas Hyler,
George Jameson. Nathan Lewis and
Chester Walton. Many and beautiful
were the floral tributes bearing mute
testimony Of the high esteem in
which Mr.. Doe was held.