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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-End of an
other scene flickered out in the brok.
en- Farrar- Tellegen romance late to-
day. when Tellegen's pripa donna
wife sent all his clothers tova storage
warehouse.
Tellegen followed his clothes and
atsYast accounts was faithfully count.
ing collars. shoes and shirts. TO see
that they were all there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
FEARS TO DIE

CoNSTANTINoPLE. Aug. s.
Sultan Mehemmed's bodyguard has
been tripled because he fears a.
sassination by Greek society
whose members have vowed TO kill
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
"FATTY. ARBUCKLE

Roscoe FATTY Arbuckle, who is
in Chicago with his Paramount com.
pany filming scenes for his latest
picture, Freight Prepaid. says that
he doesn't mind the Illinois heat at
all. FATTY" Is one of the few
persons In this world who doesn't
want TO get thin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

The fair win be open untiI sat
uriay night Admission has heen
fixed at SIS cents. including war
tax.
In addition to the usual round Of
tent ADJUSTMENTS two airpianes from
the Pacific Always company OF
Seattle will carry passengers each
day during the fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
Fine Livestock
Struts High at
Mt. Vernon Fair

MOUNT VERNON. Wash, Aug.
s.-one Of the finest aggregations Of
bIooded livestock ever placed on dis
play in the state OF Washington 10
10 be seen at the tenth annual
skagit County fair. which opened
here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

SELL ELECTRIC SERVICE
The Northwest Electric Service
League. an association % electric
dealers. contractors. fnanAfactuf-
ers and power companies. IS or
CANNING classes 81 electric sales.
fuanehfp under the supervision az
Dean Sfephsn T. Miller. fully
equipped with modern electrical
appliances. Fret Glars begins
trail ffffu
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InsT AND FOUND

ffyssT. FRIDAY, INTER- IL O'clock
Tan poe X etbook containing ss12
IN money, Our House card room
CecIdentai and Washington. Re-
ward SIS. Return TO sIl Alaeh
Nick knefp. ..-.
MILL THE PARTY WHO TOOK
hryss bicycle from in front q
Ehodeee store Saturday afternoon.
about $40. please return 70 Circu-
Iatfon Dept. Star. as u belongs y
one 81 the carriers. and rs nseoed
very badly
REWARD PAID. AND NO QJEss
ffssna asked for return ~ coat
ara papnrn stolen from car IN
frrnt IN 5fI5 Orcas ~. e. II. Lyon,
4sfs Nayflower r.. Rainier essV-g:
1 ssysr---ssOLD NUGGET sWASTIk A
rSx0zx broo n. At Birmingham
"a kr@rh. July 81. Valued keepsake
&fseward for return 70 Mrs. Carl
3Sandeii. Bow. wash. Route 2.
6<,I9rp - THE PLACE WHERE
tsev specialize in poultry. The
tfaetherIeigf Poultry StaU, 1s
f.rnnony Market "
~ xAw WEIsFIELD CAN'T RE-
pafr your watch throw u away
e IHf Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
Head of Philippine
Senate Due Tuesday

Manuel l.. Quexon. president Of
the senate of the Philippine Islands,
II due IN Seattle Tuesday and viii
be entertained under tho general
direction OF the Chamber Of Com.
merce.
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Bishop Mcdonnell of
Brooklyn Succumbs

BRENTWOOD. ~. Y. Aug. g.
The Right Rev. Charles Edward
Mcdonnell. bishop Of the Roman
Catholic diocese OF Brooklyn. died
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
RUTH'S 4OTH HOMER

FOLIO GROUNDS, New York. Aug.
s.-Bahe Ruth made his 10th homo
run here today.
Ruth got ii In the third inning
OF the first game here against the
Chicago White Sox. wieneke was
pitching. One man was on base.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
Ferry Leasing Bids
Opened August IL

Bids for The leasing Of the King
county ferry system TO private firms
will be opened Monday. August %.
by the county commissioners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
Egg Record Broken
in Puyallup Contest

At an gg.laying contest held at the
Western Washington experimental
station, Puyallup. more eggs were
laid in July OF this year than in July
of 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
MEAL AT ONE CULP

BERLIN, Aug. s.-Ludwig Bauer.
A Ravarian chemist. has invented 4
food tablet which he says contains
all the nutritive qualities OF four
course meal.
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They Left Nothing
Except Melon Kinds

Thieves broke into a box car At
Railroad ave. and Madison st. steal.
ing several doxen watermelons. Moth
Ing but the finds were found.
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b AltNt lAANDS

HfG LAND SALE
xkaxtt county close 10 town and
Railroad. adJolns big improved
farms. s9smcfe tracts AZ tt.tao.'
ona-auarter cash. years on ball
anec. Tag arrea already sntds emily
19a acres left TIL. price "a i0w
u the season. Free Information
at my office.
III q lETER2 Tss Third Ave
- ~Y31fft<s Am I'm ms
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AWAITS CALL
OF MADALYNNE"
Lawyer Would Aid Former
Wife in Murder Case

CHICAGO, Aug. Sim awaiting
Madalynne's call II Ehe wants mo.
or 1t appears at any time there In
anything can do 60 help her. ! viii
take the next train for Los Angelica. !"
Thus Attorney Ralph II. ohenchain
said today he was standing BY"
ready at a moments notice 20 speed
60 the side " his former wife. NADIA.
lynee obcnchain. held at Los An.
geles as material witness" in the
murder OF John Is. Kennedy.
obenohain said he would already
be on his way 10 Los Angeles were
he not afraid OF causing compiled.
tons that might praye enhar'
RAISING to the Northwestern college
beauty who divorced him so that nho
might be trce ~ al4.ts =. .4s..
II atlll love her~-t always will. .
obenehain declared
Rev. William a. Bureh. retired
minister OF Evanston. snu -.
faculty member at Northwestern
university. whose son, Arthur, IL
charged directly with kennedy'n
murder. likewise was prepared today
TO speed TO Lo9 Angeles To his son
defense.
Los ANGELES. Aug. s.--"Be
very careful. you are being watched.
sSignrd0 A Friend"
This note. scrubbed In feminine
hand on biz OF cheap paper. and
found lar John Bolton Kennody'a
murder bungalow" at Beverly Glen.
was the principal evidence upon
which detectives based their asser'
ton today that the midnight assas.
sinaion Of the wealthy broker was
cold bioodedly planned for some time
in advance and that several persons
were "in the know"
The handwriting was not that of
Madlynne obenchain-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

THE KING COUNTY Humane So.
ciety will meet Tuesday noon in
the Bon Marche tea rooms. it is
announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

years printer in this city. died Sat
urday at his home. 5510 18th ave.
N. u. Funeral. arrangements have
not yet been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

But not an the horses aro d a
farm animal stalls. An excepti0n-
ally fast lineup Of racing horses haa
been secured Races win BE- held
every afternoon this week PacefR
trottcrs and running horses from
Washington. Idaho. Oregon ana Brit
ish Columbia have been entered "a
the meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
q UNFINISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

f3rsY ONE or NY LITTLE HOMES
in Seattle. Cheaper and easier
Ethan rent. Ny easy payment plan
will appeal 70 you.
ii. G. PETERS. 7g6 Third Ave.
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anItars FOR RENT

r Rooms AND PANTRY. COM
! plefe basement; room for garden
And chickens; Is minutes from
poafoffics; rent SIS. Call g23 zsth
Ave 81
FOR EfgST~~7- ROOM MODERN
house, $40. Close 20 school Ryan
Eeaity co. 1910 Rainier ave. Raj
p&uiar NE02. ~
tkJ5t RENT - GROOM MODERN
4 house 1914 Lane ct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
CARD or THANKS

&CABD or THANKS
We desire 10 express our sincere ar-
probation 10 cur many friends for
the ieve and beautiful expressions
OF sympathy shown during the lli-
uess 80 Ia the hours 90 our be-
remvS hrnt in the less Of our be-
loved daughter and sister.
Mr. and MIRA J. J.. PIMA
and Family.
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eh. AckES. ORCHARD
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE; SPRING

~ TtTFF71 INV
NEAR FOSTER
Close 70 Pacific highway. and . few
minutes Waik from interuFbAn
station. fine alder bottom land.
with two springs running water.
very convenient 10 downtown and
markets viii sell on very easy
T tmFtna $40 monthly. call 1et
Mutual fdfe Bldg. Pioneer square.
tiliott t11a
BENTON DISTRICT
10 acres. 81 500. on good read. large
CLEARING. the rest surface cleared.
nice creek fine soil. all ready for
farming Price Nay beiow value.
~ G. PETERS. Ias Third Ave-
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Is FOR REAL ESTATE



am now building several 81 these
perfect email houses In ciose-in
districts. Little homes that you
will like them because they are 50
handy. Every built-ip feature;
everything up to the minute; fire
place. oak floors. furnace: tull ce-
ment basement. yAnd the price "
less than $4,000. Come In and see
the plans. / sell these Perfect
Small Houses on easy terms.
WHITE CENTER SNAP
fenced: small a-room house with
toilet bath and electric lights;
about 1900 worth OF good furni-
ture; chicken house for i25 chick
ems; IA blocks from the car line.
The price Is $4,000. and n you
want home ready 70 move INTO,
you want To see this one Terms.
month, including interest ts25)
FfIHEgIDE REALTY co.
3if-5i7 New York Elk Elliott Ss2S
OUBLE HOUSE, 10 X Q 0 81 /;
front used as Doctors offtee, wv
RGnthty. s-room dwelling N rear;
on Rainier blvd. corner Of Ftndiay
At; rs minutes from downtow5n.'
monthly. Mcdonald, 55i5 Rainier
ave Hainier 037s-M.
LAURELHURsT VACANT BARGAIN
$3.50; TERMS
Large lot 6oxi20. running between
two streets. improvements all w
and paid, including paving; good
H. A. GooDFELLow
4t5 Railway Exchange Bldg,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08
IS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

WANTED - RESIDENTS or FUR
nished apartments 10 know they
can buy their poultry ready
cleaned FOR cooking at the Heath.
sflelsh Poultry stall. IS Economy
Market.
SINGLE HousRkEEriNa ROOMS.
81 week uns 1-room furnished
apartments. s. UP, Alaskan. ops
nosite Moore Theatre. New man
arwment
L AND s-RooM APARTMENTS
nicely furnished. reasonable. sese
18th ave ~, Garfield sAta.
ONE GROOM rvRNLsiirn FLAT.
with bath. ass Vine st. at Fourth
ave Walking distance.
FURNISHED ROOMS. HouSEKEEp.
Inc. sleeping fer modest puraeA
The Thrift. 1894 sixth ave.
SWEt.f. 2 AND s-RooN APART
ments cheap Ills tsth 5. bca-
MODERN ; ROOMS. SIS. FuttNfsfi-
Cd Housekeeping, $3.50, Elliott
.s-RooM APARTMENT. WITH pRf-
VAte bath. nicely furnished. Sis.
a. Sath ave =
80 not sEKErpING ROOMS
Z ROOMS. RATu. sis MONTH s3is
Elliott ave. opposite Bell 81
Tertntnai
Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wANrED-T TIMER FOR woon.
close IN. state price aud location.
n-t3. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-08

BY tTslkTpENRL
MRS PEARL PENNEIL ALIAS
Mira Mccoy, mothers name \.
swttzer, please call or send your
address. Very important letters
for you. IL somebody gives me
her address. will give good re-
ward. She is ~ years old, light
blond hair, blue eyes. small feet
two gold teeth IN front. 6 feet 2
inches !. walters, 1902 lfth ave.
A REAL GOOD SHAMPOO WITH
pure Boccabeili CASTLE soap. 55c.
Face massage with choice Of four
kinds OF electricity soc.
ManicurinR. 55c; Marcel waving. 35c.
rs complete booths Modern equip
THE BUTLER SCHOOL OF
HAIRDREsSING
4th Floor Taft Bid. 1907 Second Az.
Phone for appointments Elliott $3.50.
DR. WELFARE - n r. r. a r n o
dIaorders Of women. Natural
methods. No operations. so years
In Seattle. 207 Epler Bldg.
EMIL r. sTMMINGER. YOUR FOLKS
IN IT Wayne. Ind, are anxious 10
have you Q M m n cat Q inn
mediaieiy
HAVE YOU SEEN THE DRESSED
poultry display A. thS~ Heather
leigh Poultry STALL 5s Economy
Nurse Mira. a. wllieiksen. sunset
isYt
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FURNISHED HOUSES

f sxsefSr.Ep BROOM cOTTAGE.
f1z rs3rtfss adults. Rainier valley.
Ssfs 18th s. --,
COTTAGE: CHEAP
rent Elliott 2704
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iVa tIsti. ESTATE tsONNS
Money Tor farm aud acreage ioana
HorHE FARM MTG. co. ioa. srd.
l06 LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or CHANGE OF VESSEL. s
NAME
Notice fm hereby given that under
the act OF Congress approved FEB.
ruary IS. 1870. and in pursuance of
authority granted BY the Commits.
Mioner OF Navigation. on the april~
cation Of Mr.. r. Jerome. Sect stary
~ Merrill q ftlnR Lumber Com
pany. owners. tho name uf the gas
screw Hidden Inlet 30 gross
tons. official number anEIst. has
been changed 20 sspyaht"
ROSCOE NJ pRtMHEisLER.
Caiiartor 81 Customs
Seattle. wash. July IL. 1891,
TO WHOM 1T NAY coNcE
This " 10 certify that Bell Lumber
Co. has made an application 20
rrvet q shelter she'd at sss E ssth.
lots &. I. 4, block 70. Lake Union
shore Lands.
Anyone desiring 70 protest such oe-
enpaney must file such protest at
the office 81 the Building Depart
msnt. Room sos County City uidg..
prior - August - 1891,
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BROOM HOUSE. nufLT-IN FEA.
rase, : lots rriee Of. CSC; $50
a mas'sr e ala g , 81 %ensh tn, hs ss
deraen st. Mira. Hart
FOR SALE or TRADE ROOMS.
partly modern, on corner. lots IN
fruit. paved street s2k0o. Want
acreage improved Write Mrs.
Hattee Walter. tt0 5. Nachea ave.
Yakima. Wash.
CutNER--ouEEN ANNE
Come to as for the best buys In
Queen Anna hill property,
II. G. CULVER
IL HoEton 81. Queen Anne ~,
HOUSES AND LOTS OF ALL pE-
iSIR0 esr to sf IAN s ' ~ and h sss
derson at Mrs. Hart
FIRST CLASH MODERN GROOM
senable. ny owner. aao aist ave.
.CoLuMuiA-s-KooM kUltNisHED
house, two lots. 1880. teFms.
syss Brandon St Rainier ssa-M
Nall, sSoTrAo y q, $50. sas
Hank Main are
FIRST CLASS. MODERN. GROOM
bungalow large lot. terms rea-
sonahie, ny owner. a2e sist ave.
IS toK ENCIiANGE-REAL
ESTATE
FARMS ron CRY PROPERTY. EN-
changes svetywhere. A q. Ellis
10 ACREAGE
FINELY IMpRoVED, HEARING
FRUIT; HOUSE. RUNNING
owner leaving W ~, kls.1. viii sell
this splendid tract 81 ! acres hlgh.
~ improved. with SIS fruit trecA,
practically All bearing. small
fruits ~ all kinds. grapes, logan
s sssf se,,n rssp ,ss, s,s sp a,n
by gravity. several thousand
strawberry plants ia full bearing
next year. fenced; thoruly cleared;
ANAL house. barn. facing main
county road. well tmprov local.
lty! h~ndy to school and con-
venient 20 Seattle public markets.
EaAy terms arranged for sattsfac.
tory party. Price s2.1s0. z05 New
York BLOCK.
ie.AcRE RANCH FOR SALE. q
acres cleared. balance good pas
turo; s-room house. barn. garage,
chicken hnuae. root house. wood
she'd good well and spring bear
ing orchard. all kinds Of berrieF.
one cow and ehickens. one mile
try. school truck sod hy door.
Price $4,000 half cash. balance
easy. n all cash. reasonable dia-
count n.ks. star
$50, ACHES: ORCHARD
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE; SPRING
WATER
Nicely arranged house. rooms. with
large upstairs. good st3ed chicken
house barn very large family or
chArd. email fruit 81 dlffercnt
kinda very good location handy
10 school. convenient to business
district Price $4,000. terms $500
cash. balance SIS per month See
Mr. Wlawsli 500 Seahoard bldg.
REST LOWER YAKIMA HAY
Ranch. 80 acres 19 alfalfa pumping
plant on place. This place has
already produced 20 tons hay ia
first two cuttings. tsroom con-
crete house. miles 10 krnnswtek
on paved read crops horses. ms
ehlnary. COW. Price $500. half
cash. Address chAs. Hamlet. Colt
nan House. ksun~wick.
ACRES, $3.50
NEAR FOSTER
Close 70 Pacific highway. and . few
minutes walk from interuFbAn
station. fin. alder bottom land.
with two springs running water,
very convenient To- downtown and
markets Viii sell on very easy
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PAINTING AND DECORATING
'Rirxt class painting. papering ana
Latsomtning at moderate prices
nfI Al MINIS. Garfield $50. even
SzAngs: Main $50 days --.-
LIVE WIRE SALESMAN. ACE 20.
exn~rfeuced ookkeeper. stenoE-
rnpher. collector. oten for engage
rnsnt. Any saiarA Referenees
Williams. room 4, ILL., seventh AZ.
EARRIED MAN or IS, EAfE.-
vlNured boakkeeper. cffic~ man
and salesman. wishes postAi@h-
D-si, star.
AMEFl1AN BANN
denrxita purchased. 3e2 American
Bank Eldg. .---..-
EAI.E0MI~fSG. PAINTING AND
uaper hanging neatly done. "
~ rnpaon. Beacon Bs70.
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Great Pond.

Austin Snare of Bangor, with his
brother, Archer, and their families,
called on J. R. Shuman last week
Both of them taught school here
about twenty-five years ago, and
were~renewing old acquaintance.
Guy Patterson has moved his fam
lily back home from his sporting
camp, where they have been since
the first of June. He is getting ready
for hunting parties.
The boys, with pickup team.
baseball, and feel pretty well over
the result. The score was II to 10
in favor of Franklin. They think
if they can get Franklin to meet
them on the home grounds, the re-
suit will change in their favor
Mrs. Harry Whall and daughter
of Boston, and Ed Mathes and wife
of Portland, are spending their va
cation at Mrs. Whall's camp on the
island in Great pond.
Mrs William McPhee of Portland
is here for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Southards spent the
weekend with Mrs. Southards' pa
rents, F. H. Colson and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathes of Portland
are visiting here.
Duck hunting has opened. A
party from Bangor is camping at
Great Pond, and by the sound of
guns, there won't be many ducks
left
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West BrOOkSVille.

The son born to William T..
B1odgett and wife Sept. s, has been
named Malcolm Hinckley.
George O. Tapley, who has spent
the summer with his grandparents,
Capt. and Mrs. George H. Tapley.
has returned to Portland to resume
his studies in the high school,
Alfred Blake has been drawn to
serve on the jury at the October
term of court.
Mrs. O. L. Tapley and daughter
Ruth left Wednesday for Norfolk,
Va, to visit her brother, Capt.
Robert C. Tapley.
Miss Gertrude Dodge left last
week for Atlanta, Ca, where she
has position in Spelman seminary.
Misses Dorothy, Delma and
Katherine Tapley, Clara Blodgett,
Ethel Farnham, Shirley Halves and
tine high school.
Recent departures: Miss Edna
Noonan, Hartford, Conn; Miss Mary
Mills, Plainfield, Conn; Miss Alice
Mills, Clinton; Capt. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Dole, Arlington, N. j.; Lester
A. Wescott, New York; Eugene
LORD, POrtland, r. y. hathaway,
wife and son, West Somerville,
Mass.
Sept. 10. "TOmson."
BrOOksville.
William Hart of Bangor returned
Friday, after spending a few days
with his mother, Mrs. Ella Hart.
Samuel Cousins is very low.
Chase Robertson is having his
house remodeled.
Herman Black of Readfeld is
visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Condor of
Bangor spent Sunday with Mrs. Con-
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BrOOklin.

Miss Adele Mcfarland of Somer-
Vile, Mass, is spending her vaca-
ton with her mother, Mrs. Edna
Mcfarland.
Frank Drisko of Columbia Falls
is principal of the high school this
year, and Mrs. Harriet Hale of
West Brooksville is assistant. Mr..
Drisko was principal several years
ago. and his many friends are more
than glad to welcome him back to
the town and school.
Miss Marion Myrick of Sandy
Point arrived Saturday to resume
her duties as teacher of the primary
grades. Miss Ada Herrick is prin-
cipal of the grammar school.
Alfred Freethey of Yonkers, N.
Y, who has been visiting at Warren
Ford's, left for his home Saturday.
Owen L. Flye has gone to Sedg-
wick, where he is principal of the
high school again this year
Rev. Mr.. Hess of Illinois
preached as a candidate at the Bap-
fist church Sunday morning and
evening He will preach here
again next Sunday.
Mrs Eta Cousins, who has been
to Rangeley for ten days, returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Lettie Smith, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Roland Car
ter, returned to Providence, R. L.,
Wednesday.
Miss Clarrie Freethey of Provi-
dence, who has spent her vacation
at her cottage at Haven, returned
to resume her duties as teacher,
Thursday.
George Farnsworth, after spend
ing his vacation with his uncle, A.
E. Farnsworth, returned to his
home Friday.
Mrs. Elmer Leach, Everett Kane
and Miss Dorothy, of Addison, were
in town several days last week.
Rev. Paul Sperry and family have
returned to Washington. D. c., after
spending the summer at their cot
tage at Haven.
The grammar school baseball
team was defeated at Swans Island
Saturday. Score, 1911.
Sept. ~. ''Une Femme
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North PenObscOt.

Mrs. Jennie Ordway of New York
has had the foundation built for a
large bungalow, which she is to
have erected and completed during
the fall and winter. She has pur-
chased several acres of Walter
Leach of Lawrence, Mass, and will
improve and beautify the estate,
which is situated on one of the most
beautiful ridges to be found in the
country. 1t commands an extern
sive view.
Margaret Billings, a clerk in the
Besse store, Bangor, has spent her
vacation at home.
Crops are looking we'll for the
season. 1t is a fine year for corn
and beans.
Charles Grindle has had an order
for twenty barrels of a new seed
potato, which he has developed in
six years from potato balls of the
Green Mountain potato. This or
der comes from prominent and
wealthy grower of seed potatoes in
Aroostook county. The potato has
proved to be earlier, more produc-
tive, and of finer quality. In ten
years Charles may become famous
for his new discovery and contri-
button to agriculture. He is hav-
ing an electric plant established,
and all of his buildings wired for
lights and expects to have his dairy
machinery run by electricity.
Homer Lowell and wife worked
for Roscoe Rankin at Bluehill fair
last week, and went to Ellsworth
Saturday to spend a few days with
friends.
Sept. IL. H.
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Hancock.

Mrs. James buddy, who with her
little daughter Evelyn has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Hodgkins, has returned to her home
in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Percy B. Walsh has returned
to her home in Brockton, Mass,
after spending the summer at her
cottage here.
A party from Auburn composed
of Charles Bryant, Harry Allen and
Zelman Dyer motored here and
spent the week with E. H. Hodg-
kins, boating and fishing. They
left Sunday for Molasses pond.
where they will camp for a few
days.
Mrs. Sarah A. Hodgkins is visit
ing her granddaughter, Mrs. Myer
Davis, at Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Ella McCauley has returned
to her home in Quincy, Mass, after
spending the summer at her home
here.
Sept. IL. "Spec."
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E. J. Turner and c Y. Wooster
have painted their houses.
Mrs. Ella Abbott has returned to
R. H. Young's, much improved in
health.
Harold Chase, wife and two chill
dren of Bradford visited Mrs.
Chase's parents, S. e. Merchant and
wife, last week. They were &C
companied by Mrs. Mae Fernald.
Mrs. Alice Campbell of Cherry
field was the guest of Mrs. F. M.
Watson last week
H. A. Brown and wife of Bar
Harbor are visiting Mrs. F. M. Wat
son.
Mrs. Nettie E. Higgins returned
from West Hampden and spent a
few days with Mrs. r. w. Grant, be-
fore going to Mt. Desert Ferry,
housekeeping in Miss Beulah
True's house.
Sept. 10. w.
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