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Evening star., 1921-09-18

81 500, cOnfect. and del: at car stop and high
: school: 3 rooms.
81 SEQ confect. and rooms: rent, $50.
81 100, confect. and rooms: rent, So
II 100, c0nfect. and ! room; rent, $23
$giN confect. and cigar: b rooms.
S4OO, confect. and notion: rooris.
$3.50, cQnfect., and near two schools.
S5isO grocery and five nice rooms and bath;
Z good corner; no children.
$780, key-grOcery and four rooms; rent, SIG.
n 200, grocery and four rooms: rent, $36
81 100, grocery and ope ro0m: rent, 4e6.
Il 600 grocery and six rooms: rent, $50
$500, restaurant and four f1rnished rooms;
good location: tent. $12.l
d 900, restaurant and bakery; rent, SIS; four
nice rooms
81 200 restaurant and four rooms.
good bus. location. -
SBOd. near-beer aud lunch; rent, 20.
$;iUD. tailor shop; rent $35: three rooms. =.
81, ,GU. shoe shine and hat-cleaniny bus: good
location: fve-year lease.
S4.UOl, auto access. and gas bnp.
"a, JU0, auto access. and gas bus. -
S2Is, ro0ming house: SIX rooms: rent, $1s.
s, ,2tD. roonling h0use! twelve rooms: centraI
81 900, rooming house, fifteen roOus; rent, $50
$1,.,D0, tooniinx house; twelve roo4si elec.
81 900, roonaing house: twelve rooms; rent, S6S
ii ,TU0, r0oming house; IA rooms; rent, &66. !.
$40. ro6mfng house: 10 rooms; h:w.h:, and
electEcity: 10-car gaFa&e; rent, $l95; ene
Of It'd incest plaeeS In e0wn.
s r. M. CURTIS
2i2 Columbian bldg, 4le 5th 1t. NV.
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ROOMING HOUSE wANTEAWni nay cash
Address Rox IGN. Star office. 2Os

LEARN OF the Vale Of Paradise, where
dreams come true. This wonder city 10 haD
municipal improvements are. anthoriaed for
this year. Every kind Of business opening
here. We have seventeen miles Of protected
sites. Wonderful homes. Wonderful velvety
lawns. Wonderful flowers in semi-tropical
profusion. Fishing supreme. Every day you
aches and your hands blister Paradise for
motor boats, with hundreds Of miles of pro-
tected waterways with wonder spots 70 tisit.
Finest motoring roads in the south. 13ath;ns
in hay and gulf wonderful. Healthiest city In
America, With no business for doctors. Great
est golf course In America under construc-
delightful in winter You may own a besuti-
ful home here. with q pdrpetual income. 1t
practically no iuves.ment. Grasp the oIs,,dr-
tunity OF a lifetime. Address the Mayor,
yalparais0, Fla
Evening star., 1921-09-18

MAN AND WIFE (white) to
take charge OF a small power
laundry; good room.. board and
wages. Apply at Army and
Navy Preparatory School, 4lOl
Conn. ave. 1914
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ChiroDractic

drat month rent OF furnished house; refunded In
board. DISTRESS. address Box 27-M. Star
Evening star., 1921-09-18
BEDBUGS, FLEAS, RATS.
INSTANT RESULTS.
GEO. g. SAPP, $40 Colorado bldg. Main 60N
Marshall Business Brokers.

Marshall Business Brokers'.
We are continually listing and selling busi.
ness places Our well equipped and located
Offices: in our own building. means security to
var clients We maintain arst-class onaces.
No cheap or underhand methods used. All
business confidential. List your place now and
save time.
Confectionery and deIicatessen-This is q
sanitary. frst-class store; long lease: transient
st. Price, II. 800.
Grocery at half price; old established cor
ner; living rooms. Price, 81 200.
Small hotel. &c rooms: restaurant. first
nonr: particulars at this office.
Lunchr0Om better location; inspection
invited. Price. 81. 800.
Lunchroom. well located On 9th at. Price,
81. .6NO.
Restaurant. Pa. ave-; entrance from two
streets. Price, s., 600.
Grocery and meats. uptown: we'll equipped: !:
recently listed. Price, $25O0.
Note our splendid list Of rooming houses all
west of 9th st. Real places that can be sold
ut once:
Boarding and rooming house. IS rooms
Boarding aud roominE house. 30 rooms
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wArrED-s1ruAr1oNs

STENO9HAPHER, knowledse OF bookksepnis:
reliable: accurate. Address Rex Ism, star
Evening star., 1921-09-18

MORRIS cAN0E-At Dempsey's; cheap. Call
CRUISER, - H.; full equipment: $3.50; viii
aenaeastrAta. 1nrsel. 74z 3d q: Nv: ts.
cANOt, is H., Old Toxn; me condition;
sduipment. csn Aaii ssb4 between and s
p.F. Y,
3f.jT. GLASS CABIN LAUNCH; price 70
sut; owner lsavins sity. Address Boz ask.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Hardware store on l4th st. NV. $4,000
will purchase. Owner guarantees stock to In
ventory $4,000. Rent only S75 per month.
Confectionery ON Ca. ave. NV. Cheap At
$500.
Confectionery on Pa. ave. nv. The best
buy in the city.
Drug store in northwest section doing a net
business Of fifteen to twenty thousand a year.
Can BE- bought for $30.OO0 cash.
Drug store in southeast section. Can be
bought for e5 900 cash.
Grocery store doing enormous business. Open
70 Roomins and boarding house @ Phi Allied to ca
pacity. Contains twenty rooms. Can be bought
for 81, 500 cash.
We have many other attractive propositions.
II you are in the market for any kind Of
business see our list before buying.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
BUs1nEss OPPORTUNITIES

-Cent1nuel
FOR sALE--Besufy parlof; excei!ent oppor-
6o 6unLv ms location; easy terms. Address BOX
LARon RooMINa and btasd!ne house. cen.
tssiiy located: income about $500 month; terms
% 20 Tesponsinls parry; owner Address Box
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORY and tire business; :;
Of suei Ssssr
Address Bog in. Star once.
HAVE IN HAND. several excellent invest
ment opportunities requiring $500 70 t45 900.
usa., AZ .. 'wsa if; :.a s e. 18Th
st. nv. Phone Main 6ll4.
WANTED-S2.soo spot cash 1t once. in addi-
t,o1 to ths prt::sst :s sssssa whieh @ is :nesnt
OF the year. very liberal compensation will
be paid for the use Of this money in the trans
acton !oos % ns
Aadre.s Boz sa7.K. Star once. ' e
WAxTED-Party with idle money. to loan
e. an Y essr G sdse. e. cent interest. A0ot:''
nELICATEssEN. confectionery, soda fountain.
cigars and notiohs; must BE- sold by Wednss.
day: reasonahlZ priced. 81 z: I. ave: ne. 20s
tion: well equipped: excslient chance for man
With small capital to make good. money; must
.:a r :9l1 si.. eo i rSs :sa
WAETED-TO eommunicate with person inter
ested In general store In good suburban loca-
tion where there would be no competition.
Addresa Rot 69-M, Star once.
CANDY. delicatessen store; only $ls month !:
$3.50 for quick buyer. 210 9Th st. ne.
WILL Owe EQUITY in good lot. well located,
40 hrst payment on house. Address Box 12M,
Star s141ce. 18s
wANTRD-Man with s5. 600 can become a part
ner In 4 close corporation to act as its repre-
sentative. on salary. In the development and
promotion Of an article that should revolution
ise one Of the worlds most important indus
tries: trinefs need not apply. Address p. O.
Rcx 1a8 Pa. Ave. Sta.
Make YOUR MONEY work for you: a sound
Investment. paying Is per cent. In = business
~ old as civilization Of worldwide Influence
aud future assured 10 available to you whether
your means BE- great or small. Address Box
34a.L. Star ONCE.
NEN-A large. responsible corporation will
employ 20 strong and capable men for perma-
nent work In q booming northwestern mining
town; this 10 an opportunity to connect yourself
with 4 going concern. which will treat you
fairly. pay top wages and share profits with
you: you will need from 81 900 to 81 800 to
establish yourself. II you believe you can
answer our requirements phone Main 1855
fnr anpointment.
EnD CAT Z
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pFRsezAI.

d0uN KNF.~sr1sM. BI1BETEs AND
A.efous diseases treated. Chiropractic,
aNssage. electrical. DR.. Galick, 0l7 10TH NV.
FISHING. IN THIS CITY Is At fIB BEST
when highest cash prices" are named, but
onr better bait IN shape Of square cash value
does more clean and better work. We buy
etc. and results show. II. 4l43.
IUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6le D.
SPANISH GIRL WISHES TO EXCHANGE
conversation with American girl. References
and address, RestAurant Madrillon. 1904 @
st. NV, phone franklin 55e9.
HEMsTfTCHING AND PfCOTfN0; Salts.
faction guaranteed; price only 1215c per "a.
Ant zb. the Savoy.
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN TO ADVANCE
0rst month rent OF furnished house; refunded In
board. DISTRESS. address Box H-M. star
Chiropractic,
Osteopathy or medicines. High skilled physician
Offers bsst treatments for il. Specific adjust
nents Wonderful results. All diseases. Grad
9sse ton fSs. ala
our PRICES ARE THE H!GHElT WI
&c. WAsHiNdToN cLoTaINa IxcaANon.
ssS d ct. n.v. Ph. Main 337s. Call anywhere.
BEDBUGS, FLEAS, RATS.
INsTANT RESULTS.
GEO. G. sAPP. $50 Colorado bldg Main $50.
sept8o'
fHYE16THEKAFY. ELEcTKoT II q 4 APY
given by DIR. CAROLYN AUSTIN. For aD.
pointment phone North CAT. se25s
G.AS e.. 4, T. se sxs1s5 1s. ,t.s ygs
styles. 10ll X At NV Franklin 100.
Evening star., 1921-09-18
FOR SALE-lGIsCELLANE0US
ADDING MACHINES.

AT A SACRIFICE. cabin motor boat.
"Elnir.'.: 70 Il. long. 1oE wide: ishorse;
,psset.e.ii7 new ysd susfsstsed IL psrtsei
sssS TssSFoo sn& toilet s,se2i5s bsssis ;astS;
Or deck; frssh yiter tank and two gasoline
tank.: balft-is fefrissratos. A., tare eppor. POI
At ! wnderfnliy low price.. Just the time
now fof cruising hshinx and hunting. See
lanitor. Cepitfi Yacht Club. phone Frank!in
Evening star., 1921-09-18

MARCEL WAVER-Must be experienced At
home work. Address Rox 296-L Star ONCE.
NAkCEL WAVER-E1pert: state age. salary.
easc:ozce. Address Box 300-K. star ONCE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-08
CITY COUNCIL VOTES
TO REJECT BIDS FOR
FIRE COMPANY HOUSES

Inc Augusta cry government AT a
special session held at City hall
Tuesday evening voted to reject all
bids received for the sale of the sew
eral buildings in the different parts
OF the city that formerly served as
company hose houses for the fire de-
partment. The bids reported as re-
ceived by the committee on fire de-
partment We're as follows: Fred J..
Hopkins, Sl100: G. Z. Shaw. $114O;
John Allen. 500: Wallace Diplock
$500. These bids were for the
buildings formerly occupied by the
Cushnoc Hose company located on
Bridge street. One bid Of S12j for
the building at PettingilTs Corner
was received from J. n. Gregorie.
1t was further voted that the fire
department committee be relieved of
this matter and that it be left with
the mayor and city treasure with
power to sell. lease or otherwise dis
pose of the buildings as in their
Judgment would seem to be to the
best advantage of the city.
The committee on traffic reported
asking for more time on the pro-
posed ordinance regulating the park
ing of public cars along Water street
within 100 feet of one another. The
request was granted and will be
brought up at the next regular
monthly meeting of the city govern
ment.
At special session of the board
of municipal officers, Thomas Man
ming, an inmate at the city farm,
was ordered committed to the Au-
susta State hospital. Testimony was
who testified as to the mans mental
condition. The complainant in the
case was Judge Robert A. Cony, JUS
tlce of the peace.
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s-=--=a= - 80 -
HOXIE

Mr. and Mrs. Guy York have leased
the r. Garland house for the sum-
mer.
Edgar hurry has a crew at work
peelng poplar.
Mr.. Lorenzo and Herbert York are
hauling their wood to Norridgewock
market.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sheaff were
Sunday visitors with relatives at
Smithfleld.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Berry have re-
Gently purchased a fine victrola.
Farmers are well along with their
planting in this vicinity. Crops are
coming up we'll but rain is very much
needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar hurry and
daughter of Waterville We're recent
guests of friends and relatives in this
section.
Mrs. NJ. Chapman, who has been
seriously ill is reported on the gain.
Charles Barney is at work for
Eenj. Haines.
George Harlow has moved the
camp he bought of Norman Fisher to
Norrdgewock.
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BELGRADE

Frances Minot. Bates 20, accom-
panied by her three classmates,
Marian Judkins of Union. Vivian
Wills of Auburn and 1zetta Lidstone
of Patten. were guests at the Mnot
homestead over the week end
There will be a reunion of the La
dies Aid of the Old South church
with Mrs Alma Childs, Wednesday,
June S.
1t is understood that Manchester
Grange will visit Belgrade Grange
Saturday evening. June II. IT is
hoped that there will be a large
crowd to welcome them.
Roland Carpenter of Patten. Bates
90 was the guest of Stanley Tillson,
'aS. at his home at the Lakes over
the week end.
Mrs. stephen Trombley and Mrs.
Walter Knowles, both of this place,
who are patients at the Augusta
General hospital are doing finely,
which is good news to their many
friends here.
The services at the Old South
church Sunday were we'll attended
and much enjoyed by all present. Mr..
Fix will preach again next Sunday.
June - and Mrs. Rix will assist
very acceptably with the singing.
John Clair Minot of Boston was a
guest at his old home here over
Sunday June 5.
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EVanqelistic Services

The meetings at the First Baptist
church Tuesday afternoon and eve
mig though not largely attended.
were extremely interesting. The
sermons by Evangelist Paul s. AL
zen were unusually helpful and in
spring. He took as one subject
sanctiiication" and eXCmplified com
lfehensively its several qualities: LIST,
separation: md, Dedication; and
lh'rd, Reception of the Holy Spirit.
II contained most interesting mes
sage 10 those fortunate to be present
=" near 1t. The solo by Miss Puilen
was also much enjoyed. 1t is hoped
mat many will attend these meet
lAsS which are sure to be profitable
70 all The next services will be on
thursday next. at 80 +. NJ. and at
$50 in the evening.
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AUGUSTA ODD FELLOWS
10 ATTEND DISTRICT
MEETING AT WILTON

All local Odd Fellows are cordially
'"' 4led TO make the journey to Wilton
III thursday evening OF this week,
men the District meeting of An
o'oScoCSIn county will be held under
we auspices Of the lodge there.
hiS time is planned in connec-
0'h with this meeting. In the early
'eh!ng there will he a mammoth
parade and all Canton members of
we order are urged 10 make an effort
v De on hand. Supper will be served
all visiting members and the Au-
eUSla Lodge boys have received a
F%'idi invitation to participate
FafmlnSton Lodge is to eXempIify
e WORK OF the second degree and as
us lodge has reputation for tho
NVellency of degree operations, this
ti' VIII be worthy of Il goodly at
tendance
q, ne trip will be made by automo-
nc and all brothers of the order
$40 nave autos are asked to be at
we FOCAL lodge headquarters early in
iuet that accommodations may be
FINISHED all who desire to 60 Can
~" members are rogue sted to appear
N uniform.
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Mrs George NJ Elliott, has returned

Mrs. George NJ Elliott, has returned
to his home.
Lincoln Policy of Thomaston, who
graduated with the class of 1921
Pittsfield Grammar school, has re-
turned to his home, accompanied hy
his classnate. George Foss, who will
be his guest for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Allen and little
daughter Grace left Monday for visit
in winthrop and Augusta.
Thomas Thomas, superintendent of
the Hartland wooden mill of the Amer
lean Wooden Co, and Fred Sykes were
in town Monday. leaving later for
New York on business.
John E. Little was in Bangor on
business Monday.
Mrs. Henry O'Donnell has returned
from few dayS visit with friends in
Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ney of Cleve-
land. o.. gre in town to pass the
month of June with Mrs Sarah Ney
Mrs. Anna Melvin, on Peltoma avenue.
Mrs. 0. S. Haskell a former resi-
dent of this town. now engaged in
mission work in North Carolina. adj
dressed the members of the Universal
list Ladies' Aid Society at a special
meeting held for that purpose Mon
day afternoon in the church parlors.
Mrs. Haskelfs address proved very en-
tertaining as there is large mission
circle connected with the church. Mrs.
Haskell was the guest of relatives in
town. leaving Tuesday for Portland.
special town meeting will be held
in Union hall Saturday afternoon, June
II, for the purpose of electing a mem
Der of the board of water commis-
sioners. and they in turn will elect a
superintendent of the water works de-
partment to success the late A. II.
Burse. who held the position for many
years. The town will act ON the mat
ter of providing suitable quarters for
Pittsfields new Headquarters Compa.
ny of the Sd Battalion of the Maine
National Guard.
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going in again this term with the de-
termination to get them"

going in again this term with the de-
termination to get them"
From British Columbia-.I receiv-
award for the Correspondence Course
/ asked for, l want to thank you with
all my heart for your kindness in
granting me an award from the spec
ial fund you speak of, and l will
study hard and try to prove worthy
of your kindness"
From the Central Vest desire
to express to you my sincere appre-
citation of the award of $4,000
scholarship from you. 1t comes at a
time when especially valuable be-
cause I am in my last year at
and funds seem hard to get, especial
Iy when l am trying to earn little
ahead for advanced work jill
next year. 1t surely means a great
deal to me and I would like the privil-
eye of taking your hand and thank
ing you earnestly, but, here is one
case where we will have to take the
will for the deed
Il also want to tell you how much
the Y. NJ. T.. A. scholarships have
meant to us fellows. A total of near
ly $4,000 has been awarded to over
hundred members of this Post,
which is composed entirely of stu
dents at--and these men have
thus been assisted to complete their
courses and many testify that they
would undoubtedly have had to with
draw had it not been for the timely
aid of the Y. NJ. c. A.
so, we. as a Post of the American
Legion, desire to express to you our
gratefulness for all that you have
done and are doing for us, and to
pledge you our support in every way.
and also pledge ourselves to complete
our work in a manner worthy of the
confidence you have manifested in
u.s."
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,,vARE WASTE AND
WEAR WELL!
,,r BODIES Are Poisoned BY Their
nu"'O ,on Waite. Most Mnssses
Are Preuentobte.

r,shuman body has to be heated and
asoods burned inside the body pro-
l nv much waste. All this waste should
az .ruemoved from the body regularly,
D = .rroo,,ghIy, daily, by the eliminative
lnnOnr.vrs-which are the bowels, kid
eay. skin, and to some extent the
ne!T These should act in harmony
uiiss the bowels are inactive extra
sart is required of the others,
ea s;ch easily become deranged. Many
s.adieines will force bowel action
,,a.ss,unorarily but the after-effects are
;:ealrrrrH,l Many remedies are adver-
s ga ,ome of which have proven
49, ss- after year to be reliable, efici-
!sss and without harmful action or
I ss.t Take Beecham's Pills for ex-
.rmnls. For over 20 years Beech.
r u,Es has been q household word all
90 the world. 70 years Of use
al sorts Of folks, men, women
Vi even children, have proven first.
~. .ao, Reecham's Pills do what is
s .i,.;red for them; second, that they
co.. GO harmless, do not produce bad
. ~ Some medicine forces Nature
~ unnatural action. Other medicines,
s,s those contained in Beecham's
p iii assist Nature, act mildly, per-
. .,.Se and hence produce no harmful
. .ssct.. It is common to find fam
s vs. IN which Beecham's have been
r nsed by several generations, their
u ussh handed down from father to son
W. a,d from mother to daughter.
That's the best possible recon-
rendation for any remedy. Every
irngeist sells Beecham's, is glad to
u 10 because he knows that their
Sanitation has been won by merit.
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COOPER'S MILLS

Mrs. Susie Hubbard and son Wes-
ley of Strong were Sunday guests at
the home of Fl. r. Howe recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Abbott of
Brookline, Mass, and Mrs. Helen
Dunton of Windsorville were guests
at Mr.. and Mrs. H. E Howe's one
day last week
Harold Erskine of North New
castle was the guest of his cousin.
Laurice Avery recently.
Joseph Drake is now able TO be
out again after his serious illness
from pneumonia.
Mrs. Nina Armstrong of Bridge
pert. Conn, came last week to pass
the summer here at her summer
home.
Miss Louise Longfellow of Proti-
dence. r. l.. is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Belle Hewitt.
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BELFAST
Death of Harry M. Prentiss

The death of Harry NJ. Prentiss, a
deacon of the North Congregational
Church and one of the most active
of its members shocked the COM
mun!ty this morning for but few
knew of his critical illness. He was
brought to his home in Court street
on Memorial Day having been taken
i'll at his fathers home in Brewer.
1t was found that he was suffering
with pneumonia But little hope for
his recovery was held from the first
and the end came at five o'clock this
morning.
Mr.. Prentiss was born So years ago
in Foxcroft the son of Mellen G. and
Rebecca (MerrilD of Prentiss now of
Brewer. He was educated in the
Maine coming to Belfast about 80
years ago. He had been in the rail-
road postal service for about that
length Of time and spent whatever
time he was released from his duties
at his home in Court street where he
was fond of garde and with Mrs,
Prentiss spent many hours in long
walks about the city, one of their
pleasantest pastimes.
AS a deacon in the North Congre-
gational church he : had active
workers in the parish, giving freely
of his time and substance to carry
on the church work. He served for
20 years as superintendent of the
Sunday school and was always a
great favorite with the children and
young people. He was always a boy
and his enthusiasm and hearty good
will helped to carry on the work of
the church in many trying days. He
will be sadly missed and his death is
great blow to the church and par
ish.
No arrangements for the fune raj
have been made
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CLINTON

Hon. Frank T.. Besse is passing the
week In Boston on business trip.
Miss Carrie IJodgcdon is visiting at
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Nell
son.
The regular monthly business meet
ing and social of the Mabel r. Judd
kins Philathea class Of the Free Bap-
fist Sunday school will be held al
the home of Mrs. Ella Flood Thursday
evening at 100.
Mrs. Lucy Bur'A,n of Pittsfe!d. vice
president of the Rcbekah Assembly of
Maine, is a guest at the home of Mrs.
Eliza Roundy.
Mrs. Benton Moore Visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ebep Richard
son of Fairfield Tuesday.
!. Mrs. ReueI Lamb was the guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. Leon Gibbs of Wa
tervile, Tuesday.
Charles Hodgdon, who is employed
in Norridgewock. was in town for a
short stay recently.
Among the business visitors in Wa
tervilIe Tuesday were Mrs. Perley l..
Cotton. Mrs. Elizabeth Newcanb, Mrs
Eva Wood and Mrs. Joseph Grant.
Mrs. Nellie Dysart left Monday for
Plymouth. where she will remain for
a short time on professional business
Miss Natalie True and brother Mer-
rill of Waterville were guests of rel
atives in town recently.
Miss Jennie Burton left Wednesday
morning for two weeks vacation
which will be passed in Brewer. Pitts
field and Winslow
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spinney and
family and Miss Doris Thresher re-
Gently visited Mr.. Spinney's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Whitaker of
Unity.