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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-22
Somerset Rea, Estate Transfers

! Real estate transfers recorded in
the Office of the register Of deeds in
Somerset county in the week ending
Friday. August, 10. are as follows:
Anson-Cari B. ingalls, and Ella Il.
ingalls, of Madison to Carl w. Luce
of Starks. land in Arson with build
ings, being lots No. 10 and No. IL as
per plan of Turner Boswell. lot IL
with building formerly owned by Asa
NJ. Gilman and lot No. 10 formerly
owned by Edwin r. Tinkham Jesse
G. Weston and Minnie NJ. Weston of
Arson to Nellie a. Reed of Arson.
land with buildings in Arson village
on south side of county road leading
from Arson TO Hilton or Mantcr Cor
ner, formerly owned by James b. Wcs-
ton and Jesse G.. Weston
Cornville-Laura f. Neil Of Corn
vile TO Daisy NJ. kenney of Corn
vile. land at Wesserrunsett stream
near northwest corner of the Baker
Bridge, with buildings. excepting lot
decided to town of Cornville for a
George w. Neil Henry II. Cookson
of Detroit to James NJ. Brown Of
Newport, land in Detroit and Palmyra
lying north of land owned by the late
Perley Noble. reserving highway
crossing said land. included in the
transfer were the stock ana tools.
Fairfield-Clintop II. Goodhue of
Waterville to Combah Fibroid Com
pany of Fairfield. land in Fairfield
village on the proposed new street
running from High to Main street.
formerly owned by Fairfield Develop
ment Company, and a second parcel
of land just north of the first parcel
Laura A. Emery of Union, N H.. to
Lester S. Black of Fairfield. land in
Fairfield village on Main street Ma
tilda B. Joy of Fairfield by Guardian
Chesley r. Weddleton of Fairfield to
Sarah Levine of Waterville. land in
Fairfield village with buildings on
Lawrence avenue formerly owned by
Abel Spaulding
Hartland-Dorothy NJ Elliott of
Skowhegan to Richard W. Staffoer of
Hartland. land in. Hartland being lot
No. II between the county road from
Hartland village to Athens and the
Moose pond, containing 90 acres. re-
serving right of the Hartiand Water
Company, formerly owned by John
H. Elliott. Richard w. Stafford of
Hartland to Mabel NJ. Stafford of
Hartland. land with buildings in
Hartland, being all of lot No. IL be-
tween county road leading from Hart
land village to Athens and the Moose
pond. SO acres. reserving the rights
of the Hartland Water Company.
Jackman-Llewellyn r. Moore of
Jackman to Lepha Moore of Jackman.
land in Jackman on the west side of
the couny toar leading from Parlin
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SK0WHECAN NEWS
SOMERSET COUNTY HEADQUARTERS
rELEPAoNEs-NEw ENGLAND 4a-5 FARMERS
SOMERSET COUNTY +
,slsPAoNEs-NEw ENGLAND 4a.s

and will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| French at their home on the Old road
| in Cornville.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pickard and
| two daughters, Doris and Mildred. ar
| rived in town Friday afternoon from
Ipswich, Mass, and are guests of Mr..
| Pickard's sister, Mrs. Steve Frese, at
her home on Pine street
Francis White. the young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank White of the COR
ner of Hathaway and South streets.
submitted to a throat operation at
Somerset hospital Saturday morning.
Mrs. Harold Hoxie and daughter
Laura of Fairfield were guests of Mr..
,, and Mrs. w. Fred Turner at their
home on Bush street Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred c. Nye, Mrs. En-
ma Frost Mr. and Mrs. Alros Moody.
Mr.. ana Mrs Guy Moody and chti-
dren Florence. Ella and Arthur. en-
joyeG an auto trip to Mount Bigclow
Thursday going by the way OF King
field and returning by the Lexington
, Flats. In Flagstaff they called on
Mrs Matte Longfellow.
Mrs s. T.. Monts of Stanford, Conn,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Simpkins of New
Haven, Conn. Mr.. and Mrs J. X.
Lawrence of Stanford Conn. Mrs.
Arthur l.. Phillips of Maplewood. \.
j., Mrs. w. F., Ward of South Orange,
n. j., and Mr.. and Mrs George Went
worth and daughter Emily, of Brook
line. Mass made up an auto party
to visit Skowhegan Saturday. They
are passing two weeks at the North
Pond Camp at Oakland and are much
enjoying their visit in Maine.
Mrs. Ethel Christensen and young
son, William. have returned from a
visit of several weeks length passed
in Lawrence Mass, with relatives.
Miss Norma Smith returned on the
11.50 train Saturday noon from Free
port. where she has been the guest of
her uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs.
Cleber Smith.
Earl Green was in Fairfield Satur-
day. to visit his mother, Mrs. Stanley
Chalmers.
Mr. and Mrs. Prince Drummond of
Waterville We're guests over Satur-
day and Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stenhouse, Jr.
John Cheny of Lewiston arrived in
town on the 11.50 train Saturday
noon. and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Dean at their farm home
"Fruitewell" on the Back road to Wa
terville
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Gould and
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two children, Marjorie and Norman
Jr, of Philadelphia, Pa, arrived in
town on the 1850 train Saturday and
will pass a two weeks vacation with
Mr. Gould's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Gould at their home on the
River road on the north side of the
river.
The tennis tournament matches at
Lakewood are very exciting these
days, several of the contestants haV-
ing the same average to date Lead
ing in the singles are 4. T. Morrill,, +.
Warren Hymer Edwin Gee, c. r.
Brodhood and Howard Burgess. Win
ners of the singles vii lbe decided
this week.
! Mrs. A. l.. Sweeney of Pontiac
Mich. who is the guest of relatives
in Auburn, arrived in town Saturday
, noon to visit with Mr.. and Mrs David
E lwards at their home on Baptist
hill.
! Mrs. Fanny Nash and her daughter.
Miss Edna Cushing of Elm street,
have gone to Portland, where they
will be the guests of friends
Mrs Selma Potter. the head matron
at the Stevens cottage at the Re
formatorv for Women, has returned
from a few days vacation passed at
her former home in Lisbon Falls.
Mrs. George Merriam and daugh-
ters Helen and Marion, have recently
been in Randolph where they were
guests of another daughter Mrs.
Frank Weeks who is visiting Mr..
g &c ~ hni in y "a
dolrh.
! Miss Bessie Edwards, who for some
years has heon the efficient and oblig-
ing stenoCrapher in the office of reg
lister Of decides, John Higgins. COM
pleted her duties there Saturday noon.
Miss Edwards is soon to he married
to Carl Lightbody of Newport, r. l.,
and they are to make their home in
that city.
Mrs r. T. Rice has gone to Lewis
ton where she is the guest Of rela-
tives.
The ann1al agricultural clubs field
dav was held at Lakewood Friday,
which proved to be a perfect day for
cut of door festivities Members, of
the clubs and their parents and
iflendS were present III large num-
bers. c. 4. Storer. agent of the Som
erset county Farm bureau, Miss Ma
rion Hare. Somerset county home
demonstration of Skowhesan and Miss
Alfredo Ellis of the University OF
Maine who is the assistant club
leader of the State. also were pres
ent. All Of the clubs except two were
represented. There are in the county
six girls clubs. seven boys clubs and
at South Scion and Palmyra, the boys
and girls combine and have mixed
club. The girls snorts were in charge
of Miss Clair Mcintyre of Scion and
the boys sports were directed by
Harold r., Bruce also of Scion. Their
efforts to make the dav the great
pleasure which it was to the large
number in attendance were much ap-
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MRS. Alice Cook of Greenfield. Mass,
is IN town u guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Crowcll at their home on the
corner of High street and North ave-
nue..
William Abbott, former Skowhe-
gan man who is now located in
Springfield Mass. is passing several
DAYS as the guest of Mr., and Mrs.
Hrldley r. Fogg of Pleasant street
at their summer home at Lake Wes-
SerIunsett
Mrs Ruth Lumsd and daughter.
jeanette. of Reading, Mass, recently
were guests of Mrs. Lumsden's sisters
ln-laM, Mrs. William Donaldson and
MIS- Harry Isles. at their homes on
Baptist Hill. whole on their way by
automobile to Carry pond. where they
VIII enjoy two weeks vacation. Mrs
hutnsoen, who is the widow OF the
!ate James Lumsden. formerly lived
here
Ut. HARDY of Watervillc was in town
thursday night on professional bust
ness
horace Fortier OF Lewiston arrived
IL town Friday on the o'clock train
ana is passing a two weeks vacation
win his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Forter
Robert Lord of Portsmouth. n H.,
'othed Mrs. Lord and their two daugh-
'ers here Friday. arriving on the aft
ihoon train. and will pass his vaca-
ION with his family at the home of
"iS' Lords mother. Mrs. Emma Bur-
'fl on Elm street
MISS Mabel Robinson Of Middle
street went to Athens Friday after
NOON where she is the guest of her
u"oie and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. B. P
Bunker.
Attorney F.. F. Merrill and Henry
N'eWeil returned Friday from a sew
wal Gays business trip to Jackman.
AIRS Mabel Bracket and little
laughter Edna of Arson. who had been
VI Shawmut the guests of friends. ar
,.Neo IN town on the afternoon train
'riday and are guests of Mrs Brack-
u.s. parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
seamans at their home on the
"a'oorns Mills road
MISS Blanch Daniel OF Lewiston is
IN town. guest in the home of Mr.
ana Mrs. Cyrus Fortier.
Mrs, g. Ralph French of Cornville
was IN town Friday afternoon to meet
ner brother and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs
n H. Smith. and two children, Gill
pert p. and Maynard H.. who arrived
IN the 5 o'clock train from Boston.
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owned by John A. Hoyt.

m"riy owned by John A Hoyt.
Skowhcgan-Jaspe c. Jennings and
Mary l.. Vigue Jennings of skowhegan
to John H. Grundy of Skowhegan,
aqueduct with all rights and condi-
tons as deed Of Joseph l.. Patten to
Caroline w. p. hopkins of July s.
1864. located in Skowhegan Edward
J. Butler Stella Butler of WaterviIle
and Elizabeth Lashon of Skowhcgan
to Joseph Butler of Skowhegan. q part
Of certain lot Of land being west end
OF Ross farm, containing 10 acres. for
merly owned by Samuel Harding; Sec
ond parcel of land on River road from
Skowhcgan to Canaan. formerly own
ed 10y Mary Is. Stinchtield and Ger
trude w. StinchheId; and third par
Gel OF land on the north side of road
leading ffrom Skowhegan to Canaan.
formerly owned by Anna +. Merrill,
all three parcels in Skowhegan. Harry
l.. Morris of The Forks to Eli f. Lit
tlefieid and Rose J.. I.ittletield of Hart
land. land in SkowheRan with build
ings on south side of Jowett street in
Skowhegan, formerly owned by Frank
r. Lessor. Gcrtie r. Smith Of Harmo-
ny to Emile Dche of Skowhegan land
~ith buildings in Skowhegan on west
erly side Of North street, formerly
owned by Harold Il. Smith Herbert
Chapman of Skowhegan to Thomas c.
Lord and Lewis A. CaswelI of Skowhe-
gan. land south of East Front street.
being field formerly owned by Russell
IL. Shepherd. Skowhegan Cemetery
Association of Skowhegan to Jose
phine Lancaster of Skowhegan, GEM
etery lot No 1884
Smithfield--George H. futile OF
.Smithfield to John G. Perry of Win
chester Mass. land in Smithfield on
north shore of North pond, formerly
owned by Mary w Huntoon. and a
second lot north of the first lot above
described
Solon-Frank p Moody ct al OF So
Ion to Turner Boswell. trustee. of So
land. land in Scion village formerly
owned by Allen Il. Wilson.
st. Albans-Minnie c. Southland of
St Adams to Malcomb K Parkman
of st. Adams. land in ST. Adams on
road leading from st. Adams to Hart
land, formerly owned by Annie L.
Hasey; and second parcel of land
of s acres on Indiana stream, former
ly owned by Charles A. Southland. FL
bridge Brothers of Dexter to Joseph
d. Clukey of Dexter. land in 81. AL
bans. being same premises conveyed
to Almon l.. Avery by Alvin p. Bra
ley and Edwin Braley on the 26th Of
April, 1873: and a second parcel of
land on town road leading from Kill
toms Corner to Harmony west line,
and containing 40 acres, formerly
owned by Fannie A. Morrow.
Township wallace Emery q An
son to Fred e. Beanie OF Pleasant
Ridge. land In Township ]. n. w. X.
r., bounded on the west by Canada
road. being lot No. 45. containing 100
acres. formerly owned BY Joesph
Mouiton ct ala
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land north of White Pond contain
| ing 70 acres formerly owned by
Jesse Il. Robinson. Leslie. Mabel f.
Johnonett and Emma J. Johnonett
! all of Palmyra to Charles II. John
onette and Aubury II. Johnonette OF
Palmyra 2-3 to Charles J. and Is to
Aubury II. Johnonett OF land with
! buildings in Palmyra on road lead
ing from Pittsfe.d to Warren Hill.
excepting the rights of the public in
the highway where il crosses land
conveyed, and a second parcel Of
in Palmyra on road leading from
Palmyra village to West Palmyra,
formerly owned by Charles X. Pratt.
Pittsfield Mary A. Foster ct ais
of Pitts. d to Charles /. Coleman
of PalnAta, land in Pittsfield with
buildings on road leading from Al
verado Patterns to the Powers road
Edwin G. Porter ct ais of Pitts
field to Jacob s. HeaIey OF Pittsfield
land in Pittsfield on Waverly st ret.
formerly owned by Louise r. Jack
son. David L. Clark ct ais of
Pittsfield to Leslie Estes ct al of
Pittsfield. land with buildings in
Pittsfield village on Harriet street
and Fourth street. formeIy Owned by
Robert Dobson and Company and A.
Z. McMaster. Dion +. Rowe of Pitts
field to Simon w. Knowles ct Ethel
Pittsfield being lots No. ] and 5 in
Block n. on plan of Robert Dobson
and Company and A. p McMasters
addition to Pittsfeld village former
ly owned by Eugene f.. Monk. Her
bert J.. Taylor of Pittsfield to Susie
NJ. Landers of Pittsfield land in
Plttsfeid on road leading from Os-
born's corner to the Webb school
house, portion of northwest corner
or land formerly owned by Clara r..
Taylor. Cora f. Body of Pittsfield
TO Harry Elias of Pittsfeld land
with buildings in Pittsfeld on north
erly side of Waverley street former
ly owned by Robert Dobson and A.
T. McMaster. Nora NJ. Dysart of
Pittsfield to Cearl c. Perkins of
Pittsfield, land in Pittsfield and
Hartland with buildings on road
leading from Hartland village to
Canaan village formerly owned by
Sylvester M. Raymond.
New Portland-Almon w. CasweI
and Eta M. Caswell of New Portland
to Ray Luce of New Portland, all and
the same real estate decided to Cas-
wells by E. H. Carsley in deed Of May
20. 1907. William H. Farnham of
New Portland to Fred l.. Parsons of
Kingfeld, land in New Portland. being
lot IA In range K also IS acres across
the end Of lot IA in range I OF lots in
said town of New Portland. Bessie
Bowie of Carthage. Olevia Smith of
Pennington. Ernest S. Robinson of
New Vineyard. Hattie Keene of Farm
ington and Elmer F. Robinson of In
dustry to William Farnum Of New
Portland. land in New Portland for
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FORD-1e20 touring car in first class
condition All good tires. shock alb
sorners, starter. Everything about the
ear is right Price low for cash. c.
Il Beane, Gardiner, Maine.
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preciated by all. At lunch baked
beans and milk were furnished free
and the remainder of the meal was a
picnic and was no small measure of
the pleasure of the day. After the
lunch Miss Ellis of the University of
Maine addressed the company. The
ball game was between North Arson
and Skowhegan with Skowhegan
winning. The winning team played
Fairfield Center and again the Show
hogan team were the winners. The
entire day was a great success and
all passed a happy time together get
/, ting acquainted with each other and
comparing notes concerning their
work, Following was the program of
the sports: Until 1880, swimming
and tub race (boYs); swimming and
water baseball( girls. 1890 to 1900.
Sack race and three legged race
(hoys); Newcomh and tennis (girls).
1900 to 100, lunch and speakers.
100 to 100. cross country race
(boys); 100 to 200, overhead relay,
chariot race (girls: 100 10 $50, base
hall games (boys; 200 to $500, Swim
ming and water relay (girls).
Farm Bureau Notes
On Monday of this week Mr.. Stor-
er will attend a conference with c.
A. Day, county agent for Kennebec
and Fl. G. Ellis, superintendent of the
Agricultural Department, Waterville
fair.
Both agents Mr.. Storer and Miss
mil Ia in, MI
the afternoon and st. Adams for the
evening of the 9th; in Harmony for
the afternoon and Athens for the
evening of the 9th: in Ripley for the
afternoon and Cambridge for the
evening of the Goth. These will be
community committee meetings.
Mr.. Storcr will be in Hartland at
10 A. NJ. August 2t for a poultry.
culiing demonstration; in Harmony
at 10 4. NJ. August 25 for another
demonstration in culling and will
August 26.
The remains of DR. William B.
Kennison, who passed away very
suddenly Thursday night while on IA
visit with his family at the home of
his brother, Frank w Bucknam on
Madison avenue, were taken to his
home in Exeter, n. H., Saturday
leaving here on the 740 train A. NJ.
The family and members of the
Bucknam family went to Eexter by
automobile Saturday where the flu
neral service was held at the Kenni-
son home on Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. H. Breen of Augusta ar
rived in town Saturday afternoon
and is the guest Of her daughter. |
Mrs. Walter q. Wyman and Mr.. Wy !
man at their home on Water street /,
County Agent c. a. Storer of the /,
Farm Bureau went to Liberty, in |
Waldo county, Saturday where he !
had official business Saturday eve
ming. He was accompanied by Mrs. |,
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Storer and their young son, Allan
who visited with Mr.. and Mrs Char
les Bellows at their home in Free
dom
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DODGE Touring in AL condition.
New paint. all cord tires, $3.50. bort
1890 touring. 500. Ford coupe. $3.50.
All bargains for a quick cleanup
sale A. A. Soule. 80 Melville ST.
Augusta
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MilIinery-Dressmakina

ESSMAKING--We are prepared
to do up-to-date work. Mrs. Mabel
Arthur, Northern Ave, Farmingdale.
Tel 312-13
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1t will pay any merchant to use a
separate classified ad for each article
that he sells.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale

FARM--60 acres. cut upward 15 tons
Of good hay. Good set of buildings,
about miles from city. viii sell
at very low figure. ]. W. Beck
Agency, 2G7 Water ST., Augusta, Me.
FARMS-All kinds and all prices In
ou!re CT O. j. Cote, so Northern Ave,
Augusta. Me.
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any Of the Propositions Advertised On This Page Today Interest
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale

Farms and Land for Sale ~
IS AcREs-Farm. good set buildinsa |
a bargain, large barn. electrtas
lights in house and all build
house r ana barn spring large
cellar. / pair of large work horses.
two good cows. hogs, hens. good Or
chard, plenty of wood and lumber. /,
Of cultivation. only u miles from'
city of Gardiner. on main Travelled
road to Brunswick and Portland; 30
tone hay, all farming tools, all crops,
Price for everything $3.50. c. II.
Beane, Gardiner, Me.
SIS ACRES-Farm. mile from W.
lage, cuts IL tons hay. pasture for s
cows, plenty of wood. 200 apple
trees loaded, IL story. 6-room house.
up for cows and pair horses. $1,000.
. cash. John X. Richards. Farming
ton. Maine.
1875 ACRES-Farm on State road 2
miles from city, $4,000 worth lumber.
large lot wood. very large orchard.
large pasture well fenced. several
good cottage lots on cobbossee
stream. Good set buildings, one of the
best locations in the county. Price
$4,000. c. II. Beane. Gardiner. Me.
100 ACRES-Farm six miles from
Skowhegan, situated in rich farming
section, especially adapted Tor dairy
farm. On excellent road: Central
Maine Power line and New England
and Farmers telephone lines pass
house. Large house 81 nine finished
rooms. hot air furnace; large barn
and stable; all buildings in splendid
repair Plenty of wood and lumber.
excellent water in house and barn.
$1,000 worth of machinery and stock
goes with farm. Price reasonable.
Inquire of &. n. Hight. Skowhegan.
or A. X Morrill,. Skowhegan, r. +.
-. /
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DRESSMAKINCi - And fine sewing
childrenS work a speciality. Terms
reasonable quick service. Mrs H. E.
Robinson. 10 Spring St. Tel. 351M
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Offices and Desk Room

OFFICE room to let in Davis block
where DR.. Lamb was. Inquire Max
Goldberg AL Water St. Gardiner.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered

c. f. AVERY--Has reopened his
blacksmith shop in jefferson and F.
r. Reynolds Il garage at same shop
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Houses for Rent

- Four-roOm furnished
tenement Adults only. Price reason
able, Apply Saturdays after three. 46
Neal st.
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Lost and Found
AUTOMOBILES
Autcr obiles for Sale

RUICK SIX--Touring, Model HIS.
Slightly used. Price right. Apply NJ.
NJ Whittemure Skowhcgan, Maine.
BVICK TRUCK ton. with canopy
top; newly painted; III good condition.
{ f. Merrill & Son, No. IS Patterson
81 AuPuSIa Me.
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Service Stations Repairing

NULCANIZING---An repairing of all
kinds. Bring your tires for expert
attention. Also new auto top MAX
INCORPORATING and upholstering while
you wait. Service day and night.
Augusta Auto Supply & VulcaniZing
Co, opp. Colonial Theatre
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LOSS INSURANCE

Of tina after the
has polio
ads W
You cant he in a viii
he
n
recovering what
be
They of losers
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Heating and Plumbing 20
PLUMBING AND HEATtNG-Of ALI
kinds Work estimated free of
charge. l.. e. Martin. 10 Gannett ST.
Tel 36l-R
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

ApdFSEWeNtS arc = Tdts ~
LE-5-room fiat. Modern
conveniences, at 1874 Main Ave. Harry
Goldberg, AL Water St, Gardiner.
GARDINER-16S Highland Ave.
fiNe-room tenement on first floor. with
nice piazza, bay window. large pan
try, flush closet. plenty of shed room.
and all in first class condition: de
sirable location. The owner, Il Wild
ow, occupies chamber Can have
electric lights if wanted References
required.
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Wanted--To Rent

FARM---To rent or lease, near Angus
ia or Halloweli on or near car line,
must be in good tillage. c. l.. Clark.
Bay Point. Ne.
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SMALL RENT--For family of three
man. wife, and girl ) yrs old. Refer
ences furnished. Address Ernest
Moulton. Kenncbec Journal Office.
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Help Wanted-Ma!a

BOYS-wishing to attend high school
and play on bail teams will learn
something to their advantage by adj
dressing "A T." care journal.
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Auto Accessories

MlRRORS-For trucks and pleasure
cars. Comply with the law and the
users requirements. The Automo-
bile Accessory Store, Fitield Bros. Co,
opp. depot.
USED AUTO PARTS-Tires and
tubes. old cars bought for parts. Rip
ley Co.. Augusta, Me.
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Summer Places for Rent

Summer Places Tor Eent Gu
PLEASANT POND Small cottage off
Brunswick Rd. Tel. Gardiner 1866.
SMALL COTTAGE = At Hammond's
Grove for month Of September Half
price. Tel. 946-M.
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CLASSIFIED-DISPLAY
Tourist House

Sheplcy St. Portland. Maine In the
center OF city. Rooms in quiet,
well-kept house 400 per day. $500
To $500 per week. From depot take
MunjOy Hin car to Oak ST.