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ACT NO. 1i5.
ADnrOyed February 18, 1921

An Act to create free library service bureau in the State Department of Edu- cation.
 Said Act grants a free library ser vice bureau to be placed in the Depart ment of Education and operated under the supervision of the Department. Pro vides that the Superintendent of Public Instruction Is authorized to appoint a librarian and custodian of said library. Provides that the Chairman of the Li-
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brary Committee of the Arkansas Edu- cationaI Society, Chairman of the Iii brary of State Federation of Women's Clubs. the President of the Arkansas Library Association shall constitute an advisory committee to assist the said Superintendent in appointing librar- ian and directing the work of the bu- rpau.
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ACT NO. 126. Annrnued February l6, l92I

An Act to change the time for hold ing chancery Court in Chickasawba District. Mississippi County, Arkansas,
 Provides that Ghancery eouft shaii be held on the fourth Monday in FeD- ruary and the first Monday in sep'em= her of each year.
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ACT NO. 129. Approyed February 16. 1921.

An Act to appropriate funds for the sunport of the Fish and Game Commis- sion for the period ending June 5o' 1921. .ooo
 Anronriates the sum of $11,746.9S from the game protection fund TOT tue support of the Game and tlsh Comni,e- ne sion for the period ending June "o' 1921.
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ACT NO. 125. Annrnved Eehr1larX l6. 1921.

An Act to appropriate funds to pay interest on pcrmanent school funds for two years. .o-,, ..
 Appropriates the sum of S9o'fZoVo ,o pay interest on permanent schooi l'lhus due in September, 1921. and appfo= prates the sum of $56,725.00 to pay m tcrest on permanent school fund due lh Sputpmhpr 1929.
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ACT NO. IS5. .Annrnyed February B. 1921.

An Act to repeal Seetion of Act No. ID of 1917.
 Repeals Section of Act No. 70 of 1917, same being an Act for the cree ton. equipment and maintenance or State General Hospital. and for other purposes.
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ACT NO. 183.
ApnroNed Fehrnary 25, I92

Appr0ted Fehruafy 2J, Iy2I.
 An Act to provide for the mainte- nance, support and improvement of the Third District Agricultural School
 Apropriates the sum of $6450000 for salaries, maintenance and all neces- sary expenses of the Third District Agricultural School for the period end ing June 30, 1922
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ACT NO. IT. annroyed February l5. l92l.

An Act 10 amend Section 'U''f CT Crawford and Moses Digest.
 Amends said section to provide that the lands of minors may be leased ny sheir guardians for the production ot oil. gas. coal, lead zine copper or other minerals. upon an order from the conrt of probate of the county in when sneh lands or the greater part thereof shaH be situated
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ACT NO. 196. Annroved March 1, 1921.

An Act to fix the time for holding chancery Court in Van Buren County.
 Provides that the Chancery Courts ot Van Eurcn County shall be begun and held on the first Monday in April and October of each year
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ACT NO. 2O5. Approved March 1, 1921.

An Act to make appropriation for the Arkansas Railroad Commission
 Appropriates the sum of $11, ,525.00 for the period commencing February 17th. 1921. and ending June 30, 1921.
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the synopsis of the 1919 Acts and for printing proposed Constitutional amend ments
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ACT NO. 21S.

Approved March z,,IIatlons z, as z z An Act to make appropr.,s. mslst the equipment, improyemIeDA ArkapS nance and support of the
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ACT NO. TO. Approved February g. 1921. An Act to amend Act No. 97 of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-07
DREDGING, ETC.

IOfl lana. Maine.
Sealed bids for removing structures,
dredging and filling and constructing
SeaWall Will bc received by the Direc-
tors OF the Port of Portland at their
office, G7 Commercial street, Portland.
Maine, until o'clock p. m. on Thurs
time and place the bids will be pub
licly opened and read aloud.
Inc timber deck of part of Frank
lin Wharf and tho timber portion Of
Gait Wharf are to be removed. Il sea :
wall built at the inner end Of the
proposed pier and deck. and the DOCK
together with Il portion of the ada
cent Grand Trunk dock drcGgcd to
depths varying from 80 feet to 50 feet
below mean low water.
Before the award of the contract
any bidder may lie required by the
Directors TO shou that he has the
necessary experience. ability, equip
ment and financial resources to per-
fern the Noyll within the time stipu-
lated AID in Il manner satisfactory to
tho Engineers.
114cl lid must be accompanied by a
properly certified check for the sum Of
tive thousand C3.000) dollars.
a bond sat isiactory 70 tho Directors
viii be required for the faithful per-
torrance Of tho contract. said bond
being in the sum Of fifty thousand
(yA.000) dollars.
4 mere complete description Of the
WIN - rs hpi!c lS gwen IN me SotltH
% bidders. tn" forms Of Bid. Contrac:
and Fond and the specifications and
Contract Drawings.
Copies Of the foregoing may be in
snectcd at tho office of the Directors
Of the Port Of Portland. at. Portland
and 1T the "Gicc of the Engineers Fav.
Spoford & Thorndihe IL Beacon street.
Boston.
Receipt Of bids viii be subject to
the conditions stated in said notice to
bidders.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
HENRY r. MERRILL. President,
BERTRAND g. MCINTYRE,
FRED W. 'BT MIXER
JAMES @. GULNAC.
ALEXANDER r. LATGHLIN
Directors of the Port of Portland.
FAY, SFOEFoRD & THOENDIkE,
Engineers.
10 BEACON St. Boston. Massac husctts.
November 18th, 1921.
OCV30dcc IL (
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Only a medicine of truly wonder
full merit could have done what Tan
lac did for me and there is nothing
half good enough for me to say about
it," said Miss Frances Newman, 2639
Hirsch St, Chicago:
Il don't think anybody ever suf-
fered any more from indigestion than
l did and for over year l was IN
wrctched health. l had smotherins
spells and my heart palpitated so vie
lenty l thought L had heart trouble
but | know now it was all caused
from my stomach.
Since taking Tarlac I feel and
look like q different person. | have
a splendid appetite and my digestion
is just perfect. | sleep eight or nine
hours every night and get Up in the
morning feeling fresh and happy. Ny
friends tell mo I'm always smiling
now and | certainly ought to be, Tor
I'm enjoying life again"
Tan!ac is sold in Augusta by John
Coushlin and by leading druggists
everywhere Adv
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.JACKMAN

Miss Helen +. Newton has gone to
Skowhcean to pass a few weeks witt
her brother Harry f. Newton.
The D. A. r. heln their regula:
meeting Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. Henry Holden. The olectiFr
of officers for the coming year Wa
part of the program. those being elect
cd as follows: Regent. Minnie Hol
den; vice regent, Grace n. Sterling
secretary. Carrie Moore: chaplain
Mrs. Lucinda Campbell: treasurer an(
registrar, Zaidce p. Campbell; histo
rian, Esther Wilson. A dainty luncf
was served and very pleasant eve
ming passed.
Ellis Newton returned from Skowhe
gan Saturday.
J. T.. Bouffard who has been in The
Eastern Maine General hospital a
Bangor for the past eight weeks, re
turned home Saturday.
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Magma Charter Day
Assn. Is Headed by
President Harding

st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 6-(By the
Associated Press)-PresiGent Hard =
ing has accepted the post of honor
airy president of the Magma Charta
Day association, which seeks to fur
Their general recognition of Magma
Charter day in Anglo Saxon nations
The association, founded by J. w
Hamilton of st. Paul, is rapidly COM
pleting its international organiZatio ton
under direction of Dr. William j.
tombstone of st. Paul. it's president
Replying to DR.. Johnstone's invita-
ton to become honorary president,
President Harding wrote:
Thank you for your notification
that l have been selected to serve as
honorary president for the United
States of the Magma Charta Day as
ISOLATION.
believing that YOU are doing a
useful and patriotic work in your eff
forts to secure Il commemoration Of
this occasion and popular under
standing of its significance to tho
Anglo-Sa nations. accept the po-
sition WITT. pleasure"
"'iitN WV tdtll w Ill ne
designated for the United States, Cam
ada and England. to serve in an hon
orary capacity. with executive vice
presidents il those countries in active
charge OF tie organizations work.
The association has extended IT.;
work to the seven English speaking
nations" the United States. Canada,
Newfoundland. the British Isles.
South Africa New Zealand and Aus
tralia.
The Association emphasizes 1t is
not seeking TO have established an
international holiday, but urges that
the press and the pulpit, public
schools and colleges, give a place
each year to fitting expressions OF
the significance of the day.
Among those who have accepted
places on the national committee in
this country are DR.. Marion Leroy
Burton, president OF the University
of Michigan; Dr. Samuel Fallows,
presiding bishop of the Reformed
Episcopal church; DR.. John Grier
Hibben, president of Princeton; SEN
ator Henry J.. Myers of Montana;
DR.. Cyrus Northrop, president emer-
titus. University OF Minnesota; DR..
David Starr .Tordan
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PITTSTON

EAST-The Ladies' Aid Society viii
hold the annual Christmas sale and
will also give short entertainment
and serve an oyster supper at the
Methodist church Thursday evening,
Dec. s.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. Z. at the
l'home of Mrs. d. S. Moore. the prcsi-
dent of the society. 1t is hoped that
there will be a large attendance of
ladies' as there is work to be finished
for the Christmas sale.
Mrs. George Russell went last week
to Gardiner. where she will pass the
winter with her son. Harold F. Reed.
Robert York, who has been passing
several weeks at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. NJ. D. Dockendcrff. re-
turned Monday to his home in Nor
way. He was accompanied by NJ. D.
Dockendorff, who will remain for a
few days.
l.. ]. Hewey moved his household
goods last Thursday to Augusta.
where he has engaged apartments for
the winter. Their friends in this place
regret their departure and the best
wishes of all go. with the family to
their new home.
w. II. Heath was business visitor
Monday in Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jamison ar
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RodWelI Crane

Bodwell Grange of Small Point at
its meeting Saturday elected officers
for the ensuing year. 1t. also voted
to send the master and his wife to
the State grange in Portland which
opens Dec 13. The installation of the
following officers will take place the
first meeting in January when re-
freshments will be served:
Abner c. Johnson. master; Fred A.
Curtis. overseer; Julia f. Johnson,
lecturer; Mary Sylvester. steward: :
Merecn Blaisdell. assistant steward
Lizzie r. Carr. chaplain; Emma
Sylvester. secretary and treasurer:
w. w. Hosmer, gatekeeper: Bessie
Sprague. Ceres; Lillian iHosmer. Po-
mona; Myietta Pye. Flora: Margaret
Sylvester. lady assistant steward.
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Edith NJ, wescott

The many friends of Edith Mark
ham. wife Of Rex Wescott, will be
grieved by her death which occurred
at Somerset hospital Thursday. after
an illness Of a few weeks. Edith Yves
colt was born in Now Brunswick q
years ago. daughter of Joseph Mark
ham. The family moved to this town
when she was year old. and she re-
ccived her early education in the town
schools. aftcrward attending Madison
High school, from which she was
graduated in the class of 1918. Three
years ago she was married to Rex
Wescott of Madison. Besides The hus-
band. an infant daughter. her father
two brothers and two sisters. survive.
Funeral services were held at Madi-
son Saturday.
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WALDOBORO

NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Morse
were in Rockland recently.
, Mrs. d. Q. Stahl and Mrs. Flora
Manll are visiting relatives and friends
in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs F. l.. league and fam
lily of Warren were Sunday guests Of
Mrs. leagues parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ellsworth D. Mank.
The supper given at Grange hall Sat
urday evening for the benefit Of Wal
ter Mank was success, $32 bc.ng the
net proceeds.
Garland Meserve, who is teaching
school in this place. passed Sunday
afternoon with his sister, Miss Elva
Meservc. at Feylers Corner.
Mrs. Otis Borneman returned from
the Knox hospital Saturday. where she
has been for the past three weeks for
treatment.
Mrs. Maud Mank. Mrs. Leila White
house, Mrs. Ann Burnheimcr and
daughter Joan called on Mrs. Elmer
Shuman Friday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Herbert Witham and
son Byron of Waldoboro We're guests
VI NIL anu Hi!S. v. " Jlititiif.
Sunday.
Mrs. Rena Smith of Massachusetts,
Who has been passing a few days with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ Carroll OF Union
were Sunday guests Of Mrs Carrolre
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. league
+. G. league. who has been confined
to the house by illness for the pas.
several weeks, has so far recovered as
TO be able to ride out Sunday after
noon and. together with Mrs. Teaguo.
visited the home of their granddaugh-
ter. Mrs. J. A. Burnhcimcr
The heavy rain of Friday night com
pletely spoiled tie fine sleiahing that
We have been enjoying in this sector
for the past several days.
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ROME

Mrs. Rose Martin is in Oakland
Visiting her sister for few days.
Mt. Philip Grange of Rome held its
annual meeting on Saturday evening.
December 3. The following officers
were elected for 1922: Master Cyrus
Charles; overseer. Arthur Wilde:
steward. F.. T. Foster, lecturer, Mrs
Frances Watson; chaplain, Mrs.
Abida LeBaron: assistant steward,
Harold Blaisdell. gatckeeper. Har-
ri5on Grey; treasurer, Mrs. Genevieve
Bacon; secretary, James Forbes;
Ceres. Mrs. Angie Charles: Pomona.
Mrs. Maggie Tibbetts; Flora. Mrs.
Mira Ira ICY; lady assistant steward,
Carolyn LeBaron.
Miss Leona Farnham has succeeded
her sister, Miss Stella Farnham, who
was recently married, as assistant in
the home of DR.. Brann in Augusta.
John King of Oakland was a week.
end visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Blaisdell.
Ethel Tracy has returned from
Pennington whore she has been
working.
Mrs. Edward Farnham and daugh-
ter Grace. were business visitors in
Augusta, Monday.
George Landers of. Belgrade was a
weekend guest at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Levi LeBaron.
There will be a dance at the hall
on Friday evening. December 9. Mu-
sic by New Shore Orchestra.
There will be, an entertainment box
supper and dance at the hall on Mon
day evening. December 70.
Ladies please bring a box. putting
in a piece of ribbon and wearing a
duplicate,
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Manhattan critics, she had appeared
in the title roles of "Pollyanna" and
Peg O. My Heart"
Miss Bellamy is nineteen, was born
in Texas, and is the daughter of a
university professor of English lit
eraturc. Most of her education was
received under the tutelage of her
father, and has resulted in a wide
knowledge of the English drama,
which has been invaluable to her in
her work both before the footlights
and on the screen.
In Passing Thru" she is seen as
Mary Spivins, an alluring little coun-
try girl who is the object of the af-
fections of Billy Barton, the leading
characterization assumed Ay Mac
Lean.-Adv.
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LARONE

The W. F. 3. meeting on Friday las.
was an interesting millinery demon
stration and attended by Miss Hare,
county demonstration. Nineteen were
present. who also contributed houn-
tiful repast at the noon hour. The
next meeting will be Dec % at Mrs.
Almira Handley's.
Misses Mildred and Marion Farley
have returned to their school in Au-
burn, after passing the holiday recess
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
Farley.
Mrs. Gladys scribner Of Farrnington
rs stopping for a short time with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hand
ley.
Mrs. Hiram Bigelow is seriously ill
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education week ana all parents and

of education week and all parents and
teachers are invited to be present.
Hiram Morrell and family Of Bath
are guests at Mrs. Newhalrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymore White went
to Moncton, n. B.. Monday. called
by the death OF Mr.. Whites brother
in-law.
Libby Relief Corps elected the fol-
lowing officers to serve during the
ensuing year: President, Emma
Goss; senior vice president. Mary
Benson: junior vice president, Lottie
Danforth; treasurer, Laura White;
chaplain, Emily Smith: conductor.
Mabel Bowie; guard. Lydia Everett.
Mrs. Martha Knight died at her
home Monday evening. She was born
in Gardiner IS years ago. She is
survived by three sons, Charles, Viii
liam and Fred. all of this place; fire
grandchildren and one great grand
child.
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PALMYRA Granue

Palmyra Grange held its regular
meeting Saturday evening with Al
members present. After regular
routine business, the following were
elected officers for the ensuing year:
Master, G. r. McCrillis; overseer,
Harold V. Furbush; lecturer, Aubrey
Johonnett; chaplain, Mrs. L. l..
Carter: gate keeper. G. L. Bryant
steward, w. A. Blaisdell: assistant
steward, E. H. Dyer: treasurer. L. L.
Carter; secretary, Mrs. Abbie Weeks !:
lady steward. Mrs. f. II. Dyer: Ceres,
Mrs. Annie Merchant; Pomona. Mrs.
Carrie Weeks; Flora Mrs. Lillian
Towle: executive committee. l.. w.
Frost. F. +. Foster and c. W. HON.
stead.
A treat Of mixed candy ard nuts
was served.
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CORNERS At the regular meet
ing of Mystic Chapter, Q. F. s., the
annual election of officers was held
and the following officers We're elect
ed to serve during the ensuing year:
Worthy matron, Emma coss. worthy
patron, Ralph Goas; assistant ma
iron, Alice Maxwell; secretary,
Rhona Maloon; treasurer, Clarence
Maloon; conductor, Margaret Fish;
assistant conductor, Florence Libby.
The Parent Teacher Association
will hold its regular meeting at the
academy, Monday evening. Dec. T..
The program will be on the subject
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LITCHFIELD

Rollin Stevens and J. r. Stevens,
Jr. were called home by the serious
illness of their father.
Emery Metcalf was a business Wis
itor in Gardiner Friday.
Clarence Berry was a caller at the
home of Harold Weston SATURDAY..
Herbert Hincllley was in town on
business Thursday
Mrs. Arvesta Gibson is reported to
be sick.
Florizel Belyea was caller at the
home of Mary Weston, Friday.
William Iouvett was a recent caller
at TT. s. WestOn's.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weston and
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REARCE-North Brewer. Dec. 2.
Lillian b.. wife OF Charles r.. of Easr
Wilton Mass, aged IS years, months,
~ days.
HOMPSON-TIoldcn Centre, Dec. 5.
IncZ NJ. wife of James r.
Observation-Disclosures Dec. 3. Daniel
H. aged e. years s months, Is days.
FITZuERBERT - Fort Fairfield,
Dee. 8. Mrs Samuel. of Bangor.
SHAEP-Presque Isle, Dec. 2, Mrs.
Wesley. aged 73 years. !.
CROSBY-BanEor Dec. 5, Mrs. Mel
vina NJ. aged 65 years.
HARRIS-Eddingt Dec. :. Daniel
H., formerly of Bangor. aged 81
years.
WILSON-New York CITY. Dec. ,:
Frank. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward, OF
Jonesport
STEELE-Jonesport. Dec. .. Mrs.
Miriam, widow of Edward, aged 90
years.
BOWKER-Auburn, Dec. 4. Joseph
s. aged &C years.
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Sabbathday Lake Grange

The following officers were elected
at the regular meeting of Sabbathday
Lake grange on Saturday evening:
Master, Guy Chipman; Overseer,
Joseph Small; Lecturer. Georgia
Hamilton: Stewart. Robert Haml-
ton; Assistant Steward. Laurence
Wescott; Chaplain, Cora Hackett :;
Treasurer. z. c. Hackett; Secretary,
Edna Chapman; Gate Keeper, Lew
ellyn Edwards; Ceres. Ida Small; Po-
mona. Lottie Bonney: Flora. Nellie
Hamilton; Lady Assistant Steward,
Daisy Hamilton; Pianist, Ncrna
Campbell.
Next Saturday. Dec. 10, is day
meeting.
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rived in town Saturday and except to
pass the winter in this place.
The friends Of Miss Josephine Kea1y,
who has been Ill for the past two
weeks, will be pleased to hear she is
improving.
j. w. Scott OF Lewiston passed 2
few days last week with his mother,
Mrs. r. E. Scott.
'NORTH-The Kings Daughters will
hold an apron and auction sale OF
useful articles at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Jones Thursday evening
Dec. 5. Everyone invited to come
bring their pocketbooks and have a
good time.
Mrs. Martha Emerson was a bust
ness visitor in Gardiner last Thursday.
Grover Moody of Beech Hill is saw
ing wood for several in this vicinity.
The Kings Daughters of this Ia
cality who attended the meeting held
with Mrs. Lila Moody at Whitefiell
last Thursday report a very pleasant
gathering. and not the least part of
the days enjoyment was the ride
given them by John Hastings to and
from Mrs. Moody's, there being IA in
the party on the trip. The next meet
ing will be held December Is ~ Mrs
May Niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Grant v'are call
ers Sunday ut c. H. Watsons, Chelsea.
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Rockemeka Grange

Rockemeka Grange. Peru. met in
regular session Saturday. and elected
the following officers for the coming
year:
I Master. B. G. kiddcr: Ovcrseer,
Lena DeShon; Lecturer, May F. Rob-
inson; Steward. William Hill: Assist
ant Steward, Harold Child; Chaplain,
Lizzie Bent: Treasurer. H r. Robin
son; Secretary, Sadie Walker; Gate
Keeper, A. w. Knight: Ceres, Sadie
Kidder: Pomona. Grace Russell:
Flora, Hatch kidder: Lady Assistant
Steward. Lurine Rolls; Trustees. w.
B. Kidder, c. H. Robinson A L. Har-
low.
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CHELSEA

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Grant Of North
Pittston were Sunday guests OF their
uncle, C. H. Watson.
Mrs. Bcrnice Patterson Of Augusta
passed the week end with her father,
<. II. Watson.
Miss Jennie Ralston gave birthday
party Saturday night.
Edmund Cain has purchased the
William Tobey place on the Back road.
Schools reopened Monday after a
two weeks vacation.
While saving wood Monday, B. S.
Grant lost two middle fingers on. his
right hand Ivy coming in contact with
the saw.
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: ADJUSTMENTS
MADGE RELLAMY is LATEST T.
H. INCE "DlSCOVERY"

Charming Actress Is Leading Woman
TOR Douglas MaeLean in passing
Thru"
Madge Bellamy, a delightful new
screen personality appears opposite
douglas MacLean in his latest Para
mount-Ince comedy, Passing Thru"
which opens at the Strand Theatre
Today
Miss Bellamy was weaned away
from the speaking stage by Thomas
d. lnce, who recognized in her petite
beauty. her vivid personality, and her
rare dramatic talents the requisites
OF a cinema star of the first order.
AT the time Mr.. Ince induced her to
sign contract to appear exclusively
IN his production she had just COM
pieted highly successful season on
broadway as the Dream Girl" of
William Gillette's production Of Sir
D. NJ. Barrie's Dear Brutus."
Prior to that engagement, in which
MISS Bellpmy's performance COM
: "anded tie highest praise OF the