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PROPOSALS
FOR FURNISHING
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINT
ING AND BINDING
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received
until 10 o'clock a. m. August /. 1921. in
the room of the Joint Committee on Print
ing, a the Capitol Washington. p. c.. for
Furnishing the paper Cor the public print
Ing ana binding for the term OF six months
beginning the 1st day of Septeip Der. 1921.
The proposals viii be opened before and
the awards of contracts made BY the Joint
COMMITTEES on Printing 70 the lowest and
best bidder Tor the interest OF the Govern
ant ~ bose bids are in conformity With
the requirements OF the proposals.. Tina
committee reserves the tight % reject any
or all bids. or 60 accept any bid o. any
part ana reject he other part. II. IN It's
opinion such action would be IN the in
lei oct Of the Government.
Bank proposals containing the instruc-
tons, schedule, and specifications. accom-
panied By standard samples, may be OBJ
| tained by addre sing George Il Carter,
Public Printer, WASHINGTON. D. c.
Contracts VIII be ere sre1 into for sun
plying The quantities required whether
. more or less than the estimates.
The approximate estimated quantities
set forth in detail ii the schedule com-
prise
1903 coo pounds newsprint paper: s.sT5.-
600 pounds mach ina-flfsh printing pare-.
printing paper; 25. 600 pounds antique
printing paper; 10000 pounds opaque
printing paper, high machine finish; SIS 800
pounds rag machine finish printing paper;
Lao geo pounds sized and super-caler-
dered printing paper 10o.NG0 pounds half
tone printing paper; POI 900 pounds coated
and blue writing paper. machine dried:
100 pounds white French folio paper.
1,495,000 pounds writing paper. high ma
chine finish; 3.118.50o pounds writing pa
Ger. air or loft dried; 3 600 pounds fne
white writing paper. loft-dried: 600
pounds safety writing paper; 10000
pounds Z NJ o. blue safety writing pa
per; 900 pounds map paper, 39i GEO
pounds bond paper; 900 pounds onionsI:in
paper 546.500 pounds ledger paper. l coo
pounds tissue paper; 100 600 pounds cover
paper: 10000 sheets cloth-llnea cover pa
PEI aS0, eco pounds manila paper, 10 600
pounds manila tynapan paper: 81 600
pounds manila board; So. 600 pounds card
board $4,000 pounds bristol board: 4o0o-
900 pounds I. S postal card cream bristol
board; 5 500 pounds index bristol board
200 pounds white paraffin paper; 1000
pounds hiottng paper, 500 pounds stsreo-
type molding paper $500 pounds offset
paper, for web presses; 4 900 pounds plate
wiping paper Tor embossing presses. 500
pounds lining and stripping per- COCO
pounds red pressboar6 500 pounds news
board; ESQ 600 pounds chip board: 53oee
pounds strawboard. %. 0c0 pounds box
board. lined; 365.0 GOO pounds binders board
IN cases where more than ! 000 rearns
are called for, proposals. will be received
FOR 1000 reams or more.
BY direction of the Joint Committee On
Printing
GEORGE H CARTER.
WASHINGTON. D. c. June e'. e. + 1871 9.5lS'
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Locate on Fifth Avenue

Space in the new Straus Building,
Fifth Avenue and Forty-sixth Street
has been leased to Ludowici- CeIadon
Company, dealers in building supplies;
Victor J. Petry, interior decorator; DR..
Conrad Bernens and Charles A. Iich-
tonstein, jeweler
William G MacLean leased the store
at 1l5-117 West Twenty Street
for ten years to Marie Louise.
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Columbia University Professor
Euv5 Jackson Heights Home

DR.. Robert H. Bowen, professor of
zoology in Columbia University, pur-
chased the apartment at 80 Twenty
seventh Street, Jackson Heights, for
merry owned by William T. Costen.
Another resale is that Of an apartment
at IL Twenty fifth Street, formerly
owned by A. B. Giles, which has been
sold to A. W. Fitzgibhons.
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TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

LoST-Bankbook No. 44I,s54. the Greer
wich Savings Bank, 246 Sl1th az Pay
mont stoDped- Please return TO bank
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Governesses, Etc.

NURSERY. GOvERNEsS English Protes-
tanO, refined. thoroughly experienced
exceptionally wei recommended; $40. Ma
sons Agency, Is ". AID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19

Hattie Mayer sold to Dora SchneIle
zee East Seventy eighth Street, three
story dwelling, 16.4x76.8.
Ennis & Sinnott purchased from the
estate of Charles T. Pegg 50 West
tlghty-ninth Street, four-story dwell
irg. 20X100, through Martin Werden.
John r. Caldwell sold to Bernard S.
Talmey l55 West 118th Street, four
story dwelling, 18x100.11.
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10TH Street Block Front Sold

Purchase has been made by Eugene
c. Ludin I'd of the vacant plot com
prising the block front on the south
side of 167th Street, from Sherman to
Grant Avenue The property, which
fronts 200 feet on the street and 100
feet on each avenue, was sold by Mar
tin Grossman.
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Army Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. July 1s.AArmy order,
issued to-day follow
Medical Corps
Baylls. Major J. e.. to New York
Foster. 1t. Col. c. L., to Fort Sam Hous.
ton.
Cook, Major C. W, to Camp Eustis.
Infantry
Williams, Major w. c., to Columbus.
Berry, Capt. X. L., to Eagle Pass
Miscellaneous
Beard Capt. s. r.. Fin. Dept. to Camp
jackson
Reeves. Col + H. cav. TO Fort Bliss.
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It's Ii Time 10 Look Now
TO Get The Best Dargains

S1,750 SECURES TITLE TO THIS SER
VAN4L EsS HOUSE, WITH GARAGE, ball
ance OF 81, $50 on easy term mortgages,
which can be paid OF in few years as
T 9'.! now pay rent Plot 100 #. X 1914 #.
permanent home everything modern and
extras; steam heat. parqueC floors, beauti-
lui!y decorated inside and out. Select.
sports golf, country club. schools
churches markets. Nearly 1000 feet ele-
Vaiiqn no mosquitoes Big living room
with huge open fireplace No seryaufs
needed: electrically equipped throughout
including electric range, vacuum cleaner,
washer, electric lights and base plugs
Balance, after initial payment. can be paid
w with less money than you viii waste in
g S,o t ti.e NEXT few years Investigate ? d
" ~ I;'7 Xxx, Suite 1872. 40 Broadway
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
HGRk-'EHoM ". MILLER as Alien
Property Custodian. Plaintiff against Berri
friedman. Mary 81. Bergener. Joan Dos
hich@ra Rec. Charles Coe and Peter poa
tine names OF ine saic four iast-nars,ed de-
tenants being fictitious. their true name,
oelnS oAAnewn to the plaintiff the per
soAs intended 20 be designated ~ ssiS
names being persons IN occupation Of nor
cotlA2lalft1, l)efendsHIs.
10 I'll ABONE-N NED DEFEND ANTS
AND LAEsi OF tn M:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED "a
aAs"e r the complaint IN this action and
70 serve a copy OF your ansger on the
FiaintlE Attorney within twenty daya
after the service OF this Summons, exclu-
s3Ve or the Cay Of service. nd in case OF
yoaf failure 70 appear or answer Judgment
NIL De taken against you by default for
the Tetief demanded in the npiaiut-
Dated Nav H. 1897
MANSFIELD FERRY. Attorney for
Plaintiff. Office and Post Office Az
dress. - Exchange Place. New York
~. j.
To the defendant Mary NJ Bergener;
The foregoing summons IS serssd upoa
you by pabliea en pursuant to an order
Of Hon Id ward c. Whitaker, a Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of the state Of New
York. dated the I1th day of june. 1891.
and tled with the complaint in The ofirs
Of the Clerk OF the County Of $en YORK
the County Court House, in The Ror.
ough OF Manhattan. CITY. County ana
State OF New XaFk.
Dated New York. June Ia 1921
MANSFIELD FERRY Esd ATTORNEY for
PiainFi4. Ofiee and 2 o Adarpsa "a
Exchange Place. New York. N. 7,
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Day Workers
General Houseworkegs, Etc.

HOUSEWORKER, most excellent cook, ex-
cepdonally competent splendid refer
encesi bachelors preferred; city, $50. Mrs.
Mason's Agency. is w. 43d.
HOUSEWORKER capable young s75; ex-
eellent references; anywhere Miss Shea's
Agency, e. 4lst. Murray Hin eT74.
OUSEWORKER-Part or whole time;
light days work Crince, $40 w Hath St
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BUSINESS CARDS


DIAMONDS bougnl sna aoid fer cseh frs~
individuals estates. BENNETT. i-s
Brsadw2y. % soor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19

NURSE. capable English, infant or grow
ing children. SIS; exceptional woman
shea's Agency. e. 4lst- Murray Hill
6774.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19
Plans for Ninc-Story Office
Building for EAT 18th Sfrees

Plans have been filed for nine-storv
Office building at II East. Forty fifth
Street, 32x100.5, by the Forty-fifth and
Forty-sixth Streets Corporation War
rem G. Wetmore, the architects, esti-
mate the cost at S250,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19
Ruvs New Home at Arleigh

The Rickert- Brown Realty Company
sold to r. Gmeiner two-story colonial
dwelling on Lawrence Street, near Dit
mars Avenue, Arleigh, for S11,500.
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'A's'ory West Broadway
Loft Purchased bv Tenant

six.St0aa. ), De Jongh, tenant in the
loo s =. st store and loft building, 31.I1x
Van 90 West Broadway, between
sAass,f ard Lispcnard streets, has pur-
iroms ~, ehe property at that location
wa Alletta H. Miller
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= staien Island Block Gold

sniIia l, q schwab sold Far Mrs.
teeIlir.H mayer the two buildings and
sstirs ana vacant land taking in the
~ gsrs". I On the north side of Pur-
Essets cs between Targee and Gordon
9sApaeton, 5. l.. to Jacob Hopiak.
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Arrived
Continued from preceding pase)

~ A-E.a-AHEEH CITY. n C.
shoes and b0ots; YorlL. -'e''0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19

KITCHEN MAID or useful ney,v .-~,,,as
eXperienced. $40; anywhere. Miss shea's
Agency. E. 4lst. Murray Hill 67g4
USEFUL MAID-Tnexperien willing ~
Learn Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau. s6s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19
S3G0,00O Apartment House
For iAingsbridge Road Corner

Plans have been filed for the cree
ton of three tive-story apartments on
the west side Of Sedgwick Avenue, 325
feet north CT Kings6rdge Road, each
on a plot 60x106, by John H. Beckman.
John P. Boyland, architect, estimates
the cost Of the structure at $330,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19

NURSE = English; Protestant; hospital
trained; excellent. Miss Fitzgerald' 3
Bureau, $50 5th av
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19

LOST Ban1bool< No s4g.5g8. tie Green
wieh Savings Bank. 24G sixth av Pay
ment stopped. Please return 70 bsnis
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= ew jersey
IDEAL HDtfES

\ REALLY good house at honestly reas-
enable price: hills Northern New Jersey.
a. minutes rooms tiled bath; every
Improvement; only moderate cash pay
ment necessary. Asanel Chaplin, 50
Broadway
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URSE-Yonng; two children: excellent
references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau. 800
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Commercial Credit

Commercial paper yesterday dis
counted moderately at Ga per cent.
The american Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates en-
PRIME bankers acceDtances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
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WAITRESS; thoroughly capable, excellent
referenees Aiss Fitzseralds Bureau.
CSC Fifth az. -
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NURSERY GOVERNESS (French). young.
neat, nice refined; excellent references;
s75- Mrs. Mason's Agency. IS W. 43d
Vanderbilt s053
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19
Nurses. Etc.

French; good seamstress. II. Miss Hor-
mayors Agency 10 East Aad St, Sd noor,
telephone S947 Murray Hill
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REAL EsTATE--sALE or RENT
Long Island


FLUSHING
Beautiful s-room Colonial
Corner plot. S0Nl00; two baths; garage;
price $4,000; easy terms E J Rachlnan,
2S6 Fort Washington Ave; Tel. Fltz Roy
66G5
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Mattresses

wATTR Ess-EquaI TO butler. .xcaf.r.
three years reference; ss5-s7o NJ, Miss
aofrnayer's agency. 20 East aga st, I'd
hoor; telephone s947 Murray Hi.
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/ ROENlG 1ONN.
Reid Hughes, j, y. Bussey, boys
''0'"'"S 80 oARIAND. car.
Women's Apparel shop; $, Newman.
H. G Capwen Co; Miss Nj Murphy
silks and muslin underwear. lingerie,
i'ar''n@ oo'K Is 10 a cry. OKLA.
Rorabough Brown Co; {. @. Lyon, lin
ems domestic wash goods, hosiery and
80 ON '-'' OMAHA, NEB.
NJ. p. Smith & Co. 3. Paul. gloves. rub
exandcr ladies ready to wear; c. Phelps.
dress goods and white goods. silks linens
and handkere hlefs, zoo o, ON az 1a.,.u
furs, Infants wear; S62 4th av., eighth
floor.
iacea trimmings, handAerchiefs; 1851
lyme Hammer Dry Goods Co; c. II.
segbers. silks. dress goods and wash
S00'S' 80 4-'Y PADuoAn NY.
william Riehe Co; g. +. Householder,
mems clothing and boys furnishings, 4o4
49, ''' pAwrUCKET. R. T.
Shartenberg q Robinson; d. Newman.
boys clothing A04 4th ay
PHILADELPHIA
Stewards; Miss Goldman. muslin and
silk underwear; Alfred Fanu; 1l6 w.
% Meyers y, Rather & Jonee; MI Meyers;
SILK and cotton ladies' fall underwear; )
w. goth st. room Soo
A. Thurman; woolens; Aberdeen Hotel
6sirnhel Bros MIR. Scott, mems furnish
ings: Miss Guggenhelm. umorelias' b way
and 32d st.
Herbert Kohn, silks. venetians; IS w,
34th st. VIVA
slepin, woolens; 1883 way, room iSo1.
N Snellauburg q Co, Miss c. Lowenstoin.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG MAN desires connection With
small. private, elderly semi or tndepen-
Cent fanlily. l. SOS. Tribune
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SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-THOMAS W MILLER as Allan
Property Custodian. Plaintiff. against
THOMAS .. AtERRIGAN and MARY"
MERRIGAN, his wife Cthe nGme Mary be-
PENDANT being unknown &c the PLAINTIFF
NARY NJ BERGENER, Defendants.
TO THE ABoVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS
AND EACH OF THEM;
YOU ARE Hereby sUMMoNED to
answer the complaint IN this action and
to serve a copy Of your answer on the
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys within twenty days
after the service Of this summons. excIu-
81 9 Of the day Of service, and In case OF
your failure 10 appear or answer, judg-
ment il te taken against you by defau alt
for The relief demanded in tho complaint.
Dated May II. 1921.
MANSFt &LD FERRY. Plaintiffs Attor-
ney. ONCE and Post Office Address %
Exchange Place, New York y. z
TO the defendant. Mary Il. Bergener:
The foregoing summons - served upsn
yoU by publication, pursuant to an ord er
Of Hon Edward G. Whitaker a Justice Of
the supreme Court Of the state OF Nav
York, dated the 1lih day of June. 1921.
and Sled With the complaint in the of1cs
OF the Clerk OF the County OF New York
al the County Court House, in The Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, City. County and
state OF New York
Dated. New York June H. 1921
AA NsFl ED FERRY ESQ Attorney for
plaintiff. ONCE ana Post Oface Ad-
dress. "a Exchange Place, New York.
y Y -
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At FREEPORT, l. l. New summer bunga-
low, rooms ana bath. on plot 30x10O,
Price s.. $50. on easy terms
JOHN ]. RANDALL COMPANY
Is y. Long Beach Ave. Freeport. l. I
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PROPOSALS
PUBLIC NOTICES

JUSTICE or PEACE Muller. 81 sth st,
Ifoboken. n. r.. handles personal mat
ters coRadsntially. Communicate call per
xnally. Teiepaon 24o4 Hoboken.
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HELP WANTED MALE

SALESMEN Of energy and ability wanted
by nation wide Catholic enterprise; not
10 sell papers or religious articles. good
opportunity for right parties. Room
l0o7-s, rs West 44th St. New York
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COUNTRY BOARD
Massachusetts
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
Miscellaneous
SATWSwNME,

SALTswOMEN of energy and annity
wanted by nationwide Catholic enter
prise; not TO sell papers or religious ar
ticles; good opportunity for right parties.
Room 10o7-S, IS West 44th st. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19

FOR RBNT-r.ong lease. entire esd aoor
with moz2anine. 80 West Street; building
approximately 5000 square feet Apply
Z L. French, Room 2309. 80 West Street
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE


BUTLER, Finn. very capable. reliable ssr-
want; good appearance NJ Miss Hef
mayers Agency. 10 z. 4sd st. Sd floor.
Tel saA7 Murray HILL
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instruction

SURE PLACEMENT AT GOOD PAY
Is u certainty. once you have completed
DFAKES SCHOOLS course in Business
Methods and Practice. Schools open all
summer. Write phone or call for cataloE
1914 Nassau 81, n Y, Beekman 2723. Bed
FORD av., at Fulton St, Bklyn, Prospect
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NEWLY CONSTRUCTED BUILDING
Busiest Section Washington Heights
opposite Dyckman St. Subway station
CONRAD CHASER REALTY co.
- East i09th st. Harlem 5179.
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Miscellaneous

FRIENDS, together. separate; coolr. .s5.
aitress-cham berrnaid SEQ; long rerer-
ences shea's Agency. 6 e. 4lst. Murrav
Hill 6774. -
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no LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
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NDS-W aitresa- C ambergnaid seDs-
rate. together; both exec ptionaI}v Tne.
49, shea's Agency. e. &1st Murray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-19

COOK-Young Irish woman. with or with
out kitchen maid; excellent four years
reference. o, Miss Hofnayer's Agency,
10 East 43d St. Sd floor; telephone S947
Murray Hill.
The Republican journal., 1921-05-12
BROOKS.

Miss Nina S. Webb spent the week end
with Miss lima Roberts of Jackson.
The Misses Blanch Beckwith and Gladys
Porter were business callers in Belfast
Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid are to meet in the
church vestry this, Thursday, afternoon
to tack comforters.
Miss Clara Hammons of Belfast was
the week end guest of the Misses Thelma
and Theoda Plummer
The following new telephones have
been installed this month: P. H. Grant,
LIP; Brooks Garage, "a.
Miss Doris Morrill, spent the weekend
with her grandparents, MIR. and Mrs.
Leslie j. Wildes of Monroe.
William c. Austin caught two salmon
from Swan Lake recently, one weighing
l ID. IA oZ. and the other IL lbs.
Mr.. W. S. Jones and Mr. E. L. Toner
spent the week end with the formers
son, Hollis w. Jones of Seeboomok, Me.
Miss Admah Emmons, who has been at
work in the American Clothing Co. store
in Waterville, is at home for the summer
vacation.
Sunday afternoon the fire department
was called to put out a fire which had
started from a pile of brush on A. K
Green's meadow and had gotten beyond
control, spreading and being carried by
the wind to Ebert Ames' hard wood lot
and pasture, where it burned over from
between 20 and 25 acres of ground before
it was gotten under control.
The Republican journal., 1921-05-12

speak, is the farce, "The Old Maids
Club" in which many prominent mem
bers of the order take part A dance will
follow the stage entertainment and the
schedule calls for payment of sc per
EACH"
George S. Wardwell was in town last
Thursday, having driven from Bangor
with his brother in law, Victor Piston,
the we'll known travelling salesman. The
many friends of the family will be glad to
learn that Mrs. Wardwell is so far recov-
cred that plans are made to remove her
to Massachusetts,, where she will be near
er her three children, rather than to the
Standpoint home.
An ignited film at the moving picture
show on Saturday evening precipitated
partial stampede for the exits and need
less uproar which demonstrates the prone
ness of mass of people to panic. 1t
should be borne in mind that the booth at
Denslow hall was built under exacting
requirements of an insurance inspector
on the job, and flashing film need cause
no more concern to the audience than an
ordinary fire in the big box stove.
The village cemetery known as Mount
Prospect, which in the days of the late
j. M. Merrithew was one of the most
beautiful places of the kind in the
county through the care which he gave,
largely as a labor of love and public
spirit, has in recent years been some
what neglected. The Current Ever is
Club is behind a movement to remedy
this condition, to which end Everett Bar
ton has been engaged to give efficient
and painstaking attention to the en-
closure, and lot owners will be called up
on to contribute small amount to the
fund.
The launching of the first of the two
barges building at the local shipyard for
the Pejepscot Paper Co. gave a consider
able number of people in town and from
neighboring villages fine excuse to get
out and enjoy the beautiful morning last
Saturday. The IS. T. Co. No ~ made
fine slide at Ills. These barges are
from lines and model by j. M. Parker,
master builder at the yard, designed to
carry pulp wood, and it is hard to con-
celve anything stronger. They are ITO
feet over all, 29 IL feet beam and meas
ure l78 tons, net. Built of hard wood
and oak and hard pine, with the keelson
reaching up to support the deck beams,
they would withstand the treatment
which old bay weirmen used to give their
"peapods," rolling them over and over to
the water. The barges have houses aft
l2xl2, surmounted by wheel houses 8x8
while forward houses 8x8 shelter the
gasoline engines to handle the anchors.
Capt. Manley Grant and his oldest son
Clifford will constitute the crew of No. |
7, which is ready for service.