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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-21
WHITCONIB * KELLER

WHITCONIB * KELLER
$4,000 wId buy a seven room house
located in tho northwest part OF
the city. This house mas plumbing
for the bath and kitchen. electric
lights, gas. bedrooms 4 rooms
first floor nicely decorated side
alley lot - block from car line:
paved streer with all assessments
paid. Posse ssion May 1. Farmers
Trust Bldg. Phone Main 400.
WHY PAY REST-We VIII huild YOU
new home in Roseland Park, neal
the beautiful lincoln schOOi for
small payment down and balance In
monthly payments. Come in and lei
US talk it over with you.
w. r. McH cNRY, Realtor,
Lincoln 5733. go Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-21
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

POSTPONED SALE.
on account OF tho weather wa post
poned sale 60 April -. 1921 Horses.
cattle and farming tools
LOUIS HOBVATH Proprietor
+. j. HARTMAN. Auctiouee-.
ID. W. WENGER. Clerk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wnntcd-RoaI Fstnte


HOMES WANTED have "a usmne- %
customers who want % huE homes
for SO down and monthly payment.
IL You have house % sell on those
FERNS. muddy r-ll mo. Frank Ierer.
les. Realtor. 49, Union Irus, HltE
WANTED To BUY-A reasonable priccI
partly modern home iu south part n
city or River Park. Call Lincoln
2l32 between IS evenings.
NANTED-If YOU desire 10 sell your
house for ready cash. call Taylor and
Roth, Farmers Trust Bldg Lincoln
6.sll. open evenings
WANTED-Properties 20 sell We have
more customers than we have prop
erty- We viii get your price for your
property n f. is reasonable. s. N.
Robinson & Son.
WANTED TO BUY-5 or room mod
or semi modern house on north side
Of town VIII deal with owner only.
No Real Estate men need reply. Al-
dress Box 44I. care Of News Times
Auction Sales 90
AUCTION SALE - Household goods
Dishes. cooking utensils. gas range.
furniture ~ all kinds at BIS IS ST.
zoe 81. FRIDAY. April 22ud, M I p. 81
PUBLIC AUCTION Sale OF household
goods. April - az 30 o. M Wood
wortL's Storage and Transfer Line. 10
r. Wayne ST
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-21

E0USES. FARMS
BUSINESS PLACES
Houses in sH PARTS Of the city from
500 70 500 down, balance terms.
Farms OF all sizes. to exchange for
city property and all kinds Of bust
ness places E3r sale. z. r. Martin,
Realtor 613 (. Corby st Phone.
Lincoln 6fS2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-21
You VIII Miss Some Good Bargains You DO Not Read Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Far1is for sale

Faruts for sale s3
Do YOU WANT TO Buy A SNAIL
CHICKEN FARM 30 acres, modern
house, good barn: a. necessary build
tngs; miles from MIshawaka; some
fruit, 30 rods OF lake frontage; imme-
olate possession: also 16O acres OF very
best % land. T.. j. Clark and Son, 400
l0 Union Trust bldg. lincoln 62s6
90 ACRES-At Carver Lake. good build
inggs. For particulars see Herreman.
So Farmers Trust Bldg. Phone Main
1871
FARMS-Chicken farms. country homes,
Tor sale or trade; farms chicken farmk
country homes, any place you Tis sa
Fellows Bldg Open evenings; also
Sundays. to 5 Main 1888
FIVE ACRE tract on Hubbard road.
three miles west Of city. Has five
room house and garage, chicFen
house. driven well, cesspool. supply
tank. etc. VIII take five hundred dol
lars down, balance monthly. Price
$4,000 ;. NJ Robinson and Son. ia
y. Main st
FARMS-We have farms OF all kinds NJ
reasonable pri ,es. To sell CT trade.
excellent farm. 40 scres, good build
ings. 4 miles from court house, paved
road, price $500. To trade for Mish-
awake property. excellent form Of 50
acres, 10 miles from court house
buildings I'm best condition: 10 acres
Of timber. VIII sell stock and tools
price $500. our Michigan agent can
get YOU good farms IN Cass county.
j. miles from South Bend. at from
$50 10 so an acres. Buy no farm in
Michigan until yOu see us
WORDEN REALTY co.
"Indrpcr dent"
Main as. IS Farmers TT. Bldg
FOR SALE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-21

HOUSES-If you want 10 pay from
81 800 TO $500 for a house, I have
several Of them for sale; easy terms.
See Virgo. eos +. Ohio 81. Phone Lin
HOMES-Homes, rCmes, Yfomes. HomeA
for sale all over South Bend and elsS-
where All OF them great bargains;
terms TO suit. See Beyers. rooms IS
Odd Fellows Bldg. Open evenings;
Main 1881
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hand man for
night shift. Apply 10 Night Foreman,
care News Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-21

WANTED-Tw0 Linotype operators for
night shift. Apply to night foreman.
care News-Times. IT,
WAITERS-Expe rienced, wanted at once.
Apply Cross restaurant, 100 T.. JEFF
fersOn.
YOUR APPLICATIONS with US
Means a first class stenographiC book
keeping, general office position. The
Thomas School, Licensed emp. agency,
3rd floor, Michigan and Washington.
NJ 29O6 business firms. for competent
office assistants, call US Free service.
Public work. Beat rates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-21
LIVESTOCK
Horses. Cattle and vehicles as

FOR SALE-Horse. buggy, harness and
cutter, cheap Call Main SOP.
FOR SALE CR TRADE - Half pony
mare; weight about COO. also harness.
spring wagon and a small rubber tired
buggy, al IA good condition. VIII
exchange Tor good COW. Call nc Oh
Liberty u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-21
M. o. DAVIES & GO.

500 Is Farmers Trust BLDG. Main l1sa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-21

Seeds. Paints. Fertilizers. 63
GLADIOLI BULBS-FOr sale; 25c per
dozen and strawberry plants: senator
Dunlap, JOc per 100 at 1925 5. Glover
~. Call Main 1886.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS - For sale
First class; price reasonable T IL.
Gotten, on Healthwin Road. Mail
Box -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
ny HENRY a. RuNKEL

VIII capital ever again invest IN
Seattle real estate. when over 81
per cent OF tho total taxation In the
state Of Washington Is derived from
real estate and personal property
In Seattle alone the taxos have In
creased In the past 10 years from
ss.6ss. 900 TO tis.oSo 900, or nearly
200 per cent. while In the came
period the ssucssed valuation he's
only Increased from ssii.soo. 900 TO
sss5. 500 200. The startling fact H.
that capital has ceased 20 invest m
real estate. because Of cur oonfis
catory tax rate.
Ten years ago soatf1c'v tar rate
on real estate was about SIS per
81 600 of fun valuation. Today II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16

ing Tom Moore which opens tomor-
row at the Liberty. Truck loads
Of peanuts. popcorn. ice cream and
pink lemonade werc sent out ION
location" for five days In succession
before the company got TO the place
where they are used In tho pic
tura The director turned the Kid
dies loose every evening at quitting
ume--end they made short work Of
the eats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
CUT THIS OUT
OLD ENGLISH RECIPE FoR CA
TARUH. CATARRHAL DEAF
NENS AND HEAD NOISES


n you know OF some one who r.
troubled with Catarrhal Deafness.
head noises or ordinary catarrh, cut
out this formula and hand ~ 10 them.
and you may have been the means Of
saving some poor sufferer. perhaps,
from total Deafness In England
scientists for a long time past have
recognized that catsrrh is a consti-
tutionai disease. and necessarily re-
quiros constitutional treatment
sprays. inhaicrs and nose douches
are liable 10 initiate the delicate air
the middle ear. which frequently
means total deafness. or else the dts
ease may be driven down the air
passages toward the lungs. which IN
equally as dangerous The follow
ing formula. which In used exten-
iE constitutional treatment. and
should prove especially .efficacious
10 sufferers here Who live under
more favorable climate conditions.
Secure from your druggiat l ounce
OF Parmint double strcngthD. Take
this home and add TO IL u pint OF
hot water and little granulated
sugar; stir until dissolved. Take one
tablespoonful four times n day. This
viii often bring quick relief from
distressing head noises. ClogEed
nostiis should open. breathing be-
come easy and hearing improve as
the inflammation in the custachian
tubes is reduced. Parmint. used In
this way, acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. and has a tonic action that
helps TO obtain the desired results.
The preparation is easy to make.
costs little. and IL pleasant to take.
Every person who has catarrh or
head noises, or la hard OF hearing.
should give this treatment a trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16

fIhe following c,csr-cut article rosni-
lnk oai " hat L. the matt-< ~ith cur iec.i
taxaticn system and suggesting c~Ttsln
definite r~mesii~~. was prepared Tor Tue
star by Henry q. Hank~i. secretary -trsaH-
nrer % the voters Information ,csnnr
and = n~mhsr Of the rsx Reduction
council Mr.. Ranhei is . real estate masa.
--Islitor1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
ASPIRIN
Name 'Bayer" on Genuine

Bswarcs Unless you zee the name
''Bayer" on package or on tablets
you are not getting genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for twenty
ono years and proved safe by mil.
Iona Take Aspirin only N told In
the Baycr package for Colds. Head
ache. Neuralgia. Rhoumn tism. Ear.
ache. Toothaehc. Lumbago. and for
Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve
Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin cost few
cents. Druggists also sen larger
paekag-a Aspirin Is the trade mark
OF Baycr Manufacture Of Monoaceuc-
acidcster OF salieyiieacid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
KIDDIES GET
BEST OF THIS

Many irnpromptu banquets are oc-
casioned by the making Of tho mo-
ton pictures. as. for instance. In
the county fair scenes In Beating
the Game" the production featur.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-19

Mrs. c. 8. Dick. Of Glasgow, Scot
land. has been the house guest OF
Mrs. John Hecker for the past week
and will remain here until after
Thanksgiving. Mrs. Dick was form
erly Miss Margie Johnson Of Monte
Vista and has made her home In
Scotland since her marriage. It has
been ten years since she visited her
old home and finds many changes
in the old homo town but Is enjoy.
Ing her present visit very much. She
expects to visit a few days with
Mrs. Harry Lewis at the Medano
ranch after Thanksgiving and then
90 on to California. where relatives
reside. for an extended stay before
returning to Scotland.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-19
RAPTIsrs COa0GEND
THE GRAND JURY

The following was unanimously
adopted By the members Of the
Baptist church Sunday morning.
In times past in our beloved land,
the liquor traffic has been enor-
nous and terrible. Billions of dol
lars every year were poured into the
nav of the manufacturer, com.
FOUNDER. wholesaler. retailer and .
mob Of other toilers. lesgers. etc..
thus often robbing many, many wo-
men and children of food, clothing
and even roof, leaving q trail Of
poverty. misery. crime and shame.
We fully realize that this damn.
able business and habit cannot en-
tirely be wiped off in q day and
that It will require the best efforts
Of our best people cooperating with
our chosen officials.
We want to 60 on record % ap-
proving their efforts and are espec-
tally sratifisd With the care shown
In selecting the present grand Jury
whose fearless Investigations have
resulted in indictments against the
low ~ we'll ~ the high.
Our hope and prayer 10 that our
district attorney will relsntlessly
and vigorously prosecute indicted
bootleggers and that the petit jurort
will prove that they are Of the
same calibrs - the grand jurors
We offer oar support and cooper
alton.
That there 10 In reality law n
our land and still a God In Israel Il
gratifying.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-19
w HI :?
90 w slvsnf

4 NJ shock o. emotlon which makes
The hsart pump IN extra supply
oe blood into the arteries ami
vsans which supply the face will give
riae to the reaction which we calf
'b,ushing." Ths emotion. Of courss.
n,ust b ons At the variety which
eausee Tie hesrt b. bsat faster than
uasal. Excitemsut. embarrassment
q anger will casss this, while feay.
Which retards the action Of the hsarf.
wni cause The opposiss eject. pee
Aueing 4 pale white look.
Because the shock or emotion mnss
hs enc 10 which ~ are not aecue
ton~d. sna,e I'ersss blush fnr asere
readily than others. A i'er~"u. for
example. Who ID not In the habit q
linlenIuw to certain language vii
h,vsh from embarrassment when hr
l,eors Il the Arss few tImes but. II the
exnerswssce h continued. he Will ~
euGpe shartlsnsd' and lose ibe ability
10 hlusA-whirh 10 the Feasou TINT
hanahins b eunsldersd . ~ ous VI
IT, ast1hutes a inpeceaca.
scseyrsAtD
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-19
- = nAslEznAlL
a 1sCzs gon I1ns YEAR

aso,ee sAeSlA - able tits year te
- ! beys' tlaa ~ The floor tina,
rri Iaaks Anyss1y hustle 70 win.
Cea0i JerAax3 bts lob this year
n TO Asyslop Or find . nan who
|ean All the shoes Of Paal Rawlings.
I'VE know tAis vim b . real job for
10 far q aayens knows there is NO
one IN school this year capable OF
filling Pasl's number twelves.
A little moro attention to all
.round baskst shooting and team
play, h6vevsr. will help solve that
uroblsm. We fesi sure. however,
that Monte viii have . winning team
and ons that will never quit or let
- untn the last whistle blows.
Thsse ID 10 svailable dope on the
PROSPECTS for . girls team this year
a Monte and the coach has the
vary pleasant task Of building up 4
girls team without = single girl.
Hvho won . letter last year. to help
ont.
There u sttll lots Of material left
h the school and some good play
en- came in from Junior high. 10 the
sirls and the coach shouldn't be .
ut discouraged because of losing
bunch Of stars. On the contrary
every student in high school should
be more determined than ever to
have. q good team and should back
their teams stronger than ever.
We are Of the opinion that
Nonts's prospects for winning has
ketbAll arc very bright and the
right kind Of never say de- spirit
will pull the teams thru to victory
without . single star.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-19
NEW BAsKET RAIL-
LEAGUE II FORMED

At Q meeting Of the valley school
officials and coaches held at the
high school here last Saturday. .
new valley basketbell league was
formed.
The schools represented in the
new organisation are Sargent. Cen.
sE Del Norte, Alamosa. Hooper. La
Jaf1.And Monte Vista.
The basketball season begins IN
December and ends February 18th.
The playing average Of the teams
for The last nix games played With
valley schools 10 then compiled and
The four high boys teams will
hold . tournament to decide the
high school championship OF the
valley. The school team Winning
firve place ct the tournament Will
rsprssent the valley In any inter
sectional or state tournament. The
two high giris teams will also meet
In . series Of eiimiaation games to
decide the ehanpionship.
Complete sehodules fof al schoola
havsa't yst bsss secured bat the
Journal wili try to have one IN the
next Issue.
Il vas also decided at this meet
ing to exclude Maaassa from the
valley league, stncs the school there
= rot II any sense comparable with
the public high schools.
We are sure that the method Of
arranging the schedule and decid-
ing the ehanpionship for this ssa-
son u . good one. and that II will
prevent any mix-ups. such - oc-
cured last year.
The valley schoo1 officials are to
b congratulated on thslr efforts
70 create pleasant athletic relations.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-19
THE RED CROSS DRIVE

Incomplete returns show
that the city Of Monte Vista
has raised over $1,000 in the
Red Cross drive conducted
this week. This is taken to
be fairly satisfactory, consid-
ering all conditions.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-19
rAssErrs STORE NEWS

FASSEITS STORE NEWs
ls - . .
Don't expect applause. Deserve
IT,"
Forget about the applause. get
out and deliver the goods. and the
applause will come without any ef-
fort ON your part.
z. c. Eagle made = trip to Jasp-
sr ON Thursday with DR.. Taylor In
answsr to = call from C. Michner
who was. quite sick. They found
Mr.. Michasr improving some when
they arrived and came back that
evening. This was the day II was
s.owing 30 hard In the mountains
which made rather a hard trip.
The grocery are showing . spec
ial window Of Hstns goods. Heias
puts ost % many good things to
eat that n 70 easy to make . win
dow dispiay os thsss products.
The dry goods department have
besn uapsckins dolls. toys. etc for
Christnas. We viii have . large
amount Of new novelties in the toy
line for the boys and siris Christ
mas. b ssre aad kstb ~ In mind
| whsa you Do your 6uytng.
Several OF the store psepls made
. trip 70 the saAd dsnes over on
the east raags lase Sunday. This u
. trip veil WORTH tskias - the
sand Assss seea ltke regular moua-
tains ee pare sasA aHd = . sight
that person Will rsmsmbsr. THIS
Il an easy trtp from here. II 10 about
thrss hour drive. and the roads
for The most part are spits good.
. . Vie.
Our sscoua fleor ~ had vert
good business tAis vssk. both II tie
rsady-to-vear Aspestmsst and Tie
houss furnishing lins.
.
Colder weather always stimulates
bssissss for ~. 20 ws do rot feel
20 bad u the weather does tara
some colder at this season Of the
year. - We have anticipated that
wiii ~ the case and have pieaty
Of good warm clothes ready for
you.
t'tff sts Tf-r
Miss Dickernaa eatsrtaiasA the
store IsAtss at . card Sarty % Nor
day nisht. 4.+
TAaaksgivias vtll - hsfs IN s|
few days. We viii Aavs sll ths sat-
sbIss tAse vtl1 nahe ysss fAaaks-
stvtns Ainnsf faDess. Also. atee
nsv taboe, e3osA v1eA noepkias -
natsh would - sure - vjssss yeu.
cad . suss1al Dsiss = - - ~ s4|
this u0e. .ti
oue volume e baGl1aas - eo0-|
pase1 With ~ yeos = eo0pasla6
lavesabls. not viths1Aal1ae ~ fase
tAae ~ najesity g nsssAAaljss
VII aveeaOe q Dease eae tAisl less|
y pelso th90 ~ yaaf. ~ -:
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-19

Mrs.. W. E. Kistler who was called
to Joy, Illinois few weeks ago
because Of the death Of her mother
returned Sunday morning.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-19

The Master farm gate. A splen-
did article. cannot sag or warn, All
sizes In stock.
VALLEY LUMBER co.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-19

Or novelties are the Iascst from
" a1nertcst city shops. Mrs. Mitch.
ere CIT Shop.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-19

John Green who underwent an
operation for. appendicitis Monday
At the Del Norte sanitsrium IL much
improved.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-19

Mrs. Harry Lewis has been spend
Ing the week in Monte Vista guest
Of Mrs. George Cole and Mrs. John
Hecker.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-19

Just unpacked = big shipment o
Imported Bulbs.
WOODS FLORAL STORE.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-11-19

Born-ro Mr.. and Mrs. ". =.
Lake. November .. I boy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-20
GIRL IS CRUSHED
BETWEEN TRUCKS
Young Woman Injured In Break
ing Of Traffic Block on
Chestnut Street
TWO DRIVERS QUESTIONED

A young woman was caught and
crushed between two motortrucks at
Fourth and Chestnut streets at Z 80
o'clock this morning. She was taken
10. the Pennsylvania Hospital. Her con-
dition Is serious. Her name is Helen
johnson and her home at Third and
Emerald streets.
The accident occurred 10 a peculiar
manner. A light truck of Sheaffer 4
Marvel. driven by Lester Macbt, Of
1908 East Firth street. was standing at
the north side of the street intersection.
on Fourth street, waiting for block to
clear up. Directly across Chestnut
street was big truck Of the American
Stores Co., driven by Sam Sheppard,
OF 26S0 South Tenth street.
In order to proceed and clear the
block, Sheppard released his brake and
the truck backed into the car of
Sheaffer and Marvel just as Miss John
son tried to run between the two. She
was caught and crushed against the
radiator of the light car until the big
truck could be moved forward again and
release her.
A large crowd Of persons on their
way TO work quickly gathered and the
excitement was intense. When the girl
was finally released she was laid upon
the pavement until passing automobile
could be hailed. One was stopped aud
she was put In and taken to the hos.
pital.
According To Fl. Ford, motorman Of
the trolley car that was blocked just
behind the truck of Sheaffer 4 Marvel.
the big truck had backed without the
driver looking behind to see II the way
was clear. Sheppard. on the other
hand. denied he had backed voluntarily
saying his heavy truck had slid back q
few feet when he released his brake be-
fore he could gain control Of it. Tho
front of the radiator of the small truck
was crushed in several inches by the
impact. Both Sheppard and Macht were
taken to the Third and De Lancey streets
police station for questioning.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-20
PROPOSE SMALL PlAYSPOTS
Councilman Hall Acts on sussestIon
by Mrs. Blankenbura

Announcement vas made By Council =
man Hall yesterday before Council's
Public Welfare Committee of his pur-
pose to present q series of ordinances
providing for small Fairgrounds in the
congested districts Of the city.
Mr.. Hall said he had been called into
conference with Mrs. Rudolph Blan &.
kenburg, widow of the one time Mayor,
who had urged him 10 take that step.
In line with the Hall plan, Council.
man Pommer introduced in Council an
ordinance 20 take the properties In the
First Ward section bounded BY Reed,
Earp, American and Philip streets fol
q small playground.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-08-16
Hlram,

On August Sd the Hiram School Asso.
citation held very pleasant reunion al
Pythiau Hall, East Hiram, opened by
the Lords prayer. Nearly 100 were
present. Massachusetts,, Illinois and
New Hampshire were we'll represented,
and Portland, Gorham, Denmark, Frye
burg, Bridgton, Bangor and Skowhegau
sent long list of sbsentees. Leslie z
Chipman presided. He was elected
president with Miss Evelyn Gray ai
secretary and Leland L. Kimball, treas
urer. Merrill's Orchestra of Harrison
furnished fine music. The dinner and
supper were excellent, furnished by the
Village Improvement Society. They
cleared $50 90.
A fine address was given by Hon. Sam
boy; q solo by Mrs. Charlotte P. Lowell
of Fryeburg; q poem by Llewellyn A
Wadsworth; remarks by Mrs. W. b
Downes of Boston; two poems by James
D. Wilder Of Washington, D. c.; re-
marks and poem by Willis Mabry oi
Cambridge, also fine tribute by LELAND
L. Kimball to Mrs. Annie j. Scribner
Resolutions were passed In memory ol
Mrs. Soribner, Mrs. Fanny NJ. Burnell
and Mrs. Kitty Barton Cullis, who havt
died within year. Closed by singing
America.
In the evening the exercises were
mainly solos by Mrs. Charlotte Lowell
recitations by Miss Hazel Lisoomb oi
Westbrook, and music by Mrs. Alberts
Abbott, pianist, of Fryeburg, and th.
orchestra, followed by dancing.