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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
Or. BROUGHT0y TELLS OF
LONDON DURING THE WAR
arg" congregation Attends sermon
Isl Grove -tsrnur H-pti"t Church.
DSAPte Weather.

The Crs o. th" enid in the Lam
: "Se O. tn, world was The subject
=, thc sermon by Len g.
HvogEh,on, pastor O! Inc Grove Ave-
nMc H4rliSt church, last night. i-
'p!d OF his experience in EaEland
wn"n that country was first plunged
INTO ~" great WAY with Germany.
At that time Dr Erough;on WAS pas
i"r OF tAr,S, Rants; Church IN Lon
don- Forty thousand American tour
ISIS VINO were visiting on the conti-
nent, and thousands OF Belgian refu-
gees both mon aud women. many Of
%hoh! carried babies in their arms
nri from that stricken country,
which was hcinr invaded by the Cor
ana and 10 London for safety. DR.
NonGhion told OF how these Belgian
mothers often arrived in London after
thc!r pr'ilOuS trip across the chan
mr!. Win dead babies in thrir arms
ihr chHrch in which DR. Broughton
was SPEAKING was converted into z
nome Tor th"sc tourists and refu-
One Interesting feature of his SER
pIcN!oh o: beautiful belgian girl
VINO was staying in the church and
compared II wish some complcXious
seen on the streets Of Richmond He
io.d how this beautiful girl did not
carry h"r marvellous skin beauty in
/! handbag nature having supplied
hrr "i'h Il ho:id glow under an olive
Although tho weather was bad and
u was showing. the main floor of
me "nlhcr Wa crowded. and the gal
cry was th"cc -IOnrthS full Prior 10
me sermon J"ter Jones led in songs
lot about hftcon minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
ROTARIANS WILL APPOINT
ION TO NORFOLK" BODY
ARRANGEMENTS for District Confer
cnr~ Ia Feature tinh'. weekly
Session Tomorrow.

Appointment OF al "on 90 Ncr-
fox" COMMITTEE" aud completion of
ARRANGEMENTS for Tho attendance %.
,hc seventh Rotary nistric, Confer
nee. which VIII be hold in Nortoll
ON April II to IL. inclusive. viii be
features of the weekly meeting al
the Eichmond Rotary club t'mor-
row. Con;riry TO ;Ec usual custom.
TIA. club VIII hnld it's meeting %, $
o'cloci, instead of {. and VIII con-
ycuc IN the OLD Dutch Murkot "a the
guests Of officials OF that concern
John Dolph Dan callahan. Ralph
Harris ana J. 4 White Z Of Wash
ingtuu. officials OF IN" comuanN. VIII
soc present ~ hosts OF the orcusion
and IN" music and stunt committees
ui tn" club have arrange! special
programs for tn" event.
Thr"" sessions daily HAY, hcon ar-
ranged Ivy the Norfolk Glib tor ~
district convention. MI trains and
boats Viii l." me, hv the NojHridur
go "scort their fellow members 10 tlia
ulaco oi registration at the Nor;olk
Nrm"ry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
IMMIGRATION STATION AT
NORFOLK Is ADVOCATED
Read Estate Association Committee
suggests Relief If Congestion
ut Ellis Island.

Establishment, OF nm immigration
station ut Norfolk 10 relieve tie con
gesricn ~ Ellis Island was advocated
saturday at meeting OF the stat"
Ec.n Estate Association TIL" mat
Ter WAS brought before the executive
.urumitt"c by thr chairman al TIN"
emigration committee. and was ad"rt-
from raul r. Collins, prcsidcu, OF the
orr fniZ1tion.
Another matter which came M n:
th" meeting ana which was given
shortage. This problem Will he given
careful. study 10y the association and
IN" .pE.s'aiiH" committee Of which
.d-Hr Nliar. az Richmond, is chair
man. NIL, probably hc called upon TO
irIi; a statute to be presented to
Y lrE!nin General Assembly al its
nest session reducing the taxation Of
property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
TO PROCEED WITH PROCESS
OF PRUNING CITY BUDGET
Mayor and Adviser, Hoard I-.,r .,
'ct wants" Within Estimated


MAYOR h!usiie and his Advisory
Board Will today proceed vim ,bc
revision of estimates FOR no yarinus
ncharNncntS rs submitted nv tho
heads Of The departments. Tho aim
ana "hlcc' ~ ~" board has bean for
several weeks to cut down a lis, -,
wants 50 that tn" amount or tho
approximation ordinance may come
WITHIN The estimated revenues FOR ~.
wear The total 20 be s;r.ci,cu III The
!st al estimates for cNn.ndltlrcs is
almost S5No,0"1 moro than the rove
huca cN@ccico for the wear y lu~Eo
pRrt of thus N1s boon wiped oi~t. ANA
the board VIII continue tho pruning
process un'h ~" proposed cNnaudi-
MAYOR AinsIi" said Yesterday that
The preliwinary worl; may b. CON
plet"I Wlthir M" w~sl In 'his
even, il is nropaha iaiut scseion OF
CITY Council win Do holi 10 'pIo ac-
ton on tho budget. which IN" Mavo-
c%Dectr 20 have ready shortly inter
the revision OF the estimates has been
completed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
PASTORS SALARY RAISED
At END OF BANNE:R YEAR
Nortl,siir baptist Church Gives
So! ,oG0 for All Purposes,
l.rcakin. Records.

Members Of the North side Bap-
list church Yesterday. n, their an
nual meeting. Increased tho salar,
II the u.s;or. Ecv. austin . Holr,
1900 for tn" ensuing year. THIS is
IN" Gfth increase the church has
sr7":'d han in the last three years
Eouo"ts from ~ departments were
.Nlmi't' ~ nnd officers elected as i"l-
,,@"t: lIracors " :. LociietI, " 7.
Ar'rini"uisnt o. ,'unday Schooi la
m.;, W E"mnclm.n: chur cl"rr.
" IhHrE'o: TalIcy. assistant church
r"a, . t!n;on.. Sriv'y: chprch
..ra.'rg l. J. 5n i','G: "a" .d. 'n:
Jerk John - Taylor. piau;sts MISS
Hta'l hutlcr and M.ss Helen Rich
IrIsoH.
NO cn1rsh hla' ::vsn for al sarr--
POSES au"iuc TIA" last year moro ihuu
'2l,oG0. this amount being almost
I"uGlc, The hithna; nsur. ever
~; vs. et-h;'ed to rhe sofrit 81
M '' go 3"pnign eff Lace v"H"
@jN.u toward ssiote~t zee r,.',
rso .repor' % NJ sunGa shoo.
how'd "a 81 rorago in rnas !n
"NI a'.' 'nrr'uS" IN TIE
-innora rr - wd tpnior as. ~
ris have h-ru mi \ 'o..i,irp.! .yftl
no"orn facilities for work during III
Th reoor, Of tn u Y. J. l. wa.
our iti"ns al in nonrtsn.a !
.4 H., 'r Iid', s!roHS Junior !.? n"iiGe"
ma i|nurishing. and it's ~,''to-t fo- tn
year showed tina; it Is 'odty as %
= WAYS has hcou--one Of "a" Strour-
- societies In the church alwa *.
frLtN ~ aia II every .Ogl work
Ihc Wo1lan's Missionary Union Of
~ church has done tho host work
%. any year since it's orsaaiza;ion
member. OF this society wiia ha.iu =
(. iNrn alb ST uu"-third Of The tptal -
p, r,hrrh to missions
il"E'nG IN" NcGr the statistical re-
ont showed that - new members
We're 7" civcG hv baptism. ANA IS. bv
.ttor and statement, a total nfsl 20
i'E-niN" members w"r. lost hurin :;
-" rcar--j' 10y letter and bv
',r"'h. leaving n net gain III mrmh"r-
-. OIL a. IN" present membership
IN" church Is 700.
Two members Of the church ar.
"W preparing. 10 20 To China in for
I'm mission work George II
, ituia'k who is now IN -" l'niv.r-
n'y "i Richmond ana Miss Salii.
i'E.cc Hawkins. who Is finishing h"r
curse In the baptist Memorial Hos.
N'ihl u Mcmnhis Tenn.
~ tlH pastors annual statement
IN" i'ei WAS broupht ont that 2S7
nr.'""iN WEI" serving in Office or on
orr sunday school and lis orgrniznA
classes. thus making orc ont n,
'NtrN icrcc members Of the church
''hE use" in IT'S organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
w. B. CRINl-lN TO ADDRESS
CLUB on GREAT PAGEANT
VIII Endcnyor 10 Enlist Mid az Or
SauiZati"n aud Secure Its
ts-Dnpvrtjufi.

w. Il. rriAl.u win address H..
Richmond First CUB "Wednesday g; a.
ncstp"ned mG.iin" q tina orEauiza-
ton ~ tn" business Mons Club, on
The SUI eU; Of the Virginia Historical
Pageant Mr. C"dliu Viii appear he
fore the club in an cnl"uyor TO enlist
the aid OF the organization in Tho
pageant ana 20 secure its active o.
operation in makiug the event "a sue
ccss in m" spring.
Baraca Class Seventh S'rost Chris
.tian Church. yesterday p'ssei e r.so-
tuition pointing out TO the committees
rranring for the Pageant hnH. iu
May. that this celebration would De-
Incomplete without rcprtscrtinu tho
part which the Christian ChurcE Of
the city has done 70 upbuId nrd for
ward the interests oil IN. "ommunity.
The class declared It's interest in tho
movement and ASKED that attention
be paid to tho part of tho church BE-
tho history OF the cts when the
pageant is finally given.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
CHURCH DONATES $4,000
~ MISSIONS DUR'N" YEAR
',rpnrt. as W,-is H. $50" :. = ,t IN
uUai S".-lNn ~, ErOs,d"<
Mry,a-l1i.

officers 'u~ 100. we've elected Ivy
'N" church and sunday ScNo 4 ~
Memorial GaNtiSt Crur.h
H'r r'H" 80 the urn H'l NESTING nc
tN' Institutions ~ w'r ~ tho t~'as-
.',~ r'd tIrv W H. C'n-nu re'or
: 'iN"r.l thsir auuun' oorts N''e
than Sl3.ooo WIS ~i,'t - mis- ,ious
'n"ir~ nc n,ast Nea" Tho rHp"rt
= hone missions and the rest - for
.i''n work
church oriccrs c'oc,o,' inclrdN: &
~ Bass church trc1 sur"r. V :.
.'nudo assistant church tr"n suror:
- l. !Irmii'on. mi"sipnH"H tor s'ir"r:
~ T.. IJN'il'Ou, assistant missionary
"cnsuror. r J Jackson. Jr. clerk:
= ter Bourne assistant aud r0ll
'.rk
spporuronlonts elected include.
Ellen q Nr,'ah". Snrirv vcNool. W
entry nSs's'nnt: s : ioodc. adYlt
'cuH r'ri"n'; F"anl5 CH'1rcv. irtc~-
-"' iiHtr d"nartmCnt: Mise tn"i.
rirrr Junior d"par'mcri. Miss M1"v
.''i'irn' hce-ir-o~S' i"No,.' ~,.,-'. Mics
Haacl Hamilton, primary: M"sdamcs
r">hcr cradle roll Mrs W H.
~ y Elrc'. r. ~ Hamilton ana w
~ kauCd" We're elected draConS. Tie
r'uort of Mr. Gibson shows THAI
seventy new members wcr"
% dol to tho church durin. Tho wear
-'d That there wcr" eight deaths in
tho CONGREGATION. Missions increased
no pc" cent II was reported. AVID tho
Nes'or declared the church had Just
closed the best year III its history
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
IangInecrs' Luncheon, Mn.rmc,.,

Engineers Luncheon, MnAImc.s.
I.
Every Monday Club, 25Oi West
Grace street, 3,:SO.
womnn's Club, 8.
Council Committee ON streets. >.
tichmond I<iwnnIs Club, BusI-
ness Mems Club, q.
richmond Chapter, American As
social Inn OF l;nsimccrs, HusIncas
Mems Club. G:I5.
Annual meeting. Retail Groccr,,
Association, Mnrphy's Hotel. y.
Council Committee on Ordin-
nnccS. \.
C"uncii Committee on Advertise
Ing, -.
Womun's Missionary Society of
Itichmoad DintrIct, Methodist Con-
ference, brond Street VI. Il. Church,
Highland Park Citizens As.octn-
ti"n. Highland Park school, y.
Virginia breeders md Fnnclcrs,
Association, Smithdcal Hall. S,3O.
Strands Fritz Icibcr In "IInm-
lci.' $50.
Academy: vaudeville ana ME
turrs, 8, s;30. %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
MISSIONARY SOCIETY HOLDS
ITS ANNUAL SESSIONS HERE
juniors of Methodist Organization
crowd IirGHd street Chnrck,
DtSrite snow

IN. annual meetings of the Won
IN missionary Society or the Rich
,nohd District OF the Methodist Con
i,fSnS" h"gnn yesterday afternoon
az "."p o'clock at Broad Street Meth
udiSt church. The opening meeting
was Tor tn" juniors. and the church
No. crowded, despite the Snow storm
winch was raging all afternoon.
me meeting was presided over by
Mrs; W. u. Newell. district supcrin-
.thi"nt. ana addresses were made by
Mrs. M:nstrcc Foikcs. Mrs. Newell
M Mrs.: THOMPSON. missionary of the
"rciSeS Mere conducted by the Cen
tral AuNiliary. the welcome was cy-
tended by the BROAD Street Auxiliary.
"n' SONGS ana Rotations were dcliv-
iiriShls and Park Place Auxiliarics
ana by the Richmond Juniors.
Mis-" f"Ikcs. conference supcrin-
,thIrnt. sroh" &C the progress OF the
WORK during tho year. ana stated that
bright
The meeting tonight at Broad
street 'hurch, under the auspices of
me Dung People" and will begin
At O'Clock. The principal address
VIII be delivered ~ Mrs Lee Britt.
conference president. al Suffolk. Adj
i"%S"S VIII also hv made 10y Mrs j. II
Juhhs"n, district superintendent. and
others. Mrs Lille Gaines Phillips
made by the various officers.
On Tuesday and "Wednesday the
meetings Will H." held morning; and
afternoon AT Trinity Church. At
these meetings. which Will he for
adults addresses viii he made by Mrs.
y, y. Rage. Mrs. IL ). Dalton. Mrs. J.
II. Johnson. Mrs W. - Newell. Mrs.
Lee Eritt. Mrs. j /. Carey. Mrs. II. NJ.
White, Mrs. y. g. Quarlcs. Miss Helen
Gardner Mrs. H. T. Richcson. Mrs.
James ~ Richardson Mrs seldom
Bryan. Miss Mary Lee. Mrs. r. j.
Micha"!s. Miss Lutte Roberts. Mrs
Etha Mills Reeves. Mrs. r.. y. Pollard
and Mrs. G. -. HrOokiaG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
BENJAMIN H. BERRY DIES
AT HOME. III 18TH YEAR
Wah Former Clerk az the Chnnccry
Court and COMMISSIONER of


N'nJ0mm II Berry died 1T his resi-
d"ucr, 1921 Hanover AVcnue. last
niEht at 1850 o'clock. after a long
Illness. aged - years. The funeral
arrHngomcnts viii hc announced to-
day. IL Leaves his wif" and two
daughters. Mrs Charles * Bryant
ana Airs. Erss!o Il. Grabowsli, Of
kicUmoUd
MI Perry was we'll known here
whcr" n" practiCcd law for many
y"arS i.u was Tor twcUty Ave years
COMMISSIONS OF Accounts Tor the
courts Of This city. ana was At one
tim" cicrk OF IA" chanccry Court.
IL was Tor many years active in all
public movements, ana until the lat
ter years OF his lie he was - figure
In political matters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
S136 BY EVERY MEMBER
o. CHURCH GIVEN IN 1920
Congregation as Gin,rr Park n,p,I.t
'h"rrh Makes LARGE Donations
During Nrur

Contributions Of 1886 per capita of
me chrrch membership of 1876 were
annual report Of The treasurer NJ
Gintcr Park Baptist church. delivered
E."trrday at Tic annual meeting of
The institution. Total donations dur
ms the year amounted 10 slS.3G0.
u. ~. Lacy WAS elected treasurer
and w. ID. Duke chairman of th,.
llnancc committee. Rev. William
licdley. in his report To tho church
declared the year just past a very
successful one. The church now mas
new building in course OF CON
strnction. the walls nf which are nm
ard the roof being finished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
want. norronc-s, Statements.

The FINN FoN"raI IsOsorV" H1UI,
here has just Issued 4 circular let
ter to member banks calling for mex
borrowers statements as carly rs
possible. in aaalyZ.nE borrowers
statements FOR the purpose or do.
.term!ninS whether Or not the max
.er's paper H. eligible under the rIat:.
iatIons OF the Federal RcScryc BOARD.
the hank points out thar 81 ls i'm
portant In inventories 70 state whcth-
er they are made at cost or current
value. The Federal Reserve Bank
allows tbe member banks in this Ter.
sritory 70 make public this state
lynent 10 borrowing customers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
50.9O4 PERSONS MARRIED
IN VIRGINIA DURING 1919
bureau of Vital Statistics Rcpurt
shows Increase ~ 5,l;.U

During fiscal year OF 1919 there
wcrr "".oUi persons united IN. mar.
ria-," in Virginia. according to tho
annGai report OF tho Bureau OF vital
Statistics to Sra'c Health Commits
siongr Ennion -. Williams. OF this
number 3p,lIa were white and 20.i3l
S"lrred, with G5i persons wnose race
was not recorded by the clerk. In
making returns.
Ihis report shows an Increase Of
h.G30 over 1918. ana i,@Oi over 1917.
The rate per 1000 Of population rs
2".:2 - compared with 30.2G In 1918
and 2l.lc In 1917. Divorces totaISsi
$3.50 during the fiscal year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
Enrinccrs WI Meet

'Statc Economics" will he dis
cussed by Colonel Leroy Hodges to-
night In an address which he wifi
make at the business Mems Club at
6:l5 o'clock before the Richmond
Chapter. American Association OF En-
gineers. The meeting is the monthly
event Of the club, which will he pre-
coded at O'Clock today by a luncheon
for members and their friends and
workers which mill be given at
MaNime's. Eighth and Grace Strect6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
LECTURE. M Scn,inn-v

OF Princeton. viii deliver the nrs; OF
the ninth series OF lectures on the
James Sprunt Foundation. ut the
Union Theological Seminary. Ginter
lark. beginning tonight at = O'clock
The lectures are open to the public
and viii he given upon successive
evenings all this week Tho subject
OF tho lectures Is Paul and His En-
vironmont"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
Episcopal Women to Meet.

The annual all-day meeting of tho
Womans Auxiliary of the Richmond
Convocation Of the Episcopal Church.
Will be held IN Holy Trinity Church
tomorrow. beginning NJ 10 o'clock.
There viii be interesting spc.i,icrs
during the day. All women Interested
in missionary work are cordially in
vlted 10 this meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
IA Wake lNnrd Li.t IInn,,n.

1'hc Virginia Breeders ana Fan
ri'rs Assr citation Wil. ho.d t meet
iug iuu.ght at $50 o'clock in Smith
d.ai's Hall ~ which time the com
pL"te last @. a.wards from the annual
snow "t tho organization, nvld IN
b"ccmDcI wlii ho made known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
TO CONSIDER FRANCHISE
PROPOSAL OF '. R. G P.
Council Committee ON Streets May
Fix Date for Hearing ut
Session Today.
TO TAKE UP GARAGE MATTER
Ordinance Body Will Have This
and Measure Requiring Police
Chicr tn Name Women on Force
Before II Tonight.

Tie regular meeting Of the coun-
ell Committee on Streets Is scheduled
Tor o'clock this afternoon. TIE
chaLccs ar" that the petition of the
pauy for blanket franchise will DO
taken from the table. and n dato
liked for confederation or the paper.
This petition Was some weeks ago
Later, however. this committee was
discharged ana the matter taken In
hand by III" fun committee. II WAS
then iG,imnted that the whole propo-
si,ion would he taken up and dis
posed of early in the year
The Committee OH Advertising liz
scheduled 70 meet AT o'clock to-
light, There are but two papers be-
he settlement OF -hills Incidental to
the 'nt"rtninmcut nero recently OF
the National Association of Railway
NJ G. y. Secretaries the other for
settlement Of accounts i'm the enter
'1inmcnt OF the State School
T.-ehcrs Association.
Ih" ordinance Committee tonight
VII consider an ordinance restrict
lnr the erection OF nubIic garages.
ND nr ordinance recurring the Chief
81 Pr'l'" To appoint women to tho
or ruc@dav the Board of Alder
men is to mcrt at s o'clock
~" Committee on Dock. River and
J, 'rhor VIII meet on Thursday at
measure Of for-rcochinv slpnin-
cameo. prpvidiri, for the pnvmon, or
""r d'cm employees of tho ciiv. when
fhScnt on account ~ sickness. in
'rohucch In Common Council bv
Councilman T.. II Eu"lish. will bf.
considered hv tho Finance Commit
,"c at g meeting ON January Is
IN presenting his paper, Mr. Eng
NFn pointed out that all salaricd
ncn. those getting paw scmimonthly
~ riipula'ol amount pcr annurn,
vcr" novor doctcd FOR los, time Nv
''n"Ss. hut mat all por diem mon,
y thos" paid by the day. were
dnckod l. was his wish 20 remedy
his condition He wanted the nor
l'"rl man 10 hay" the same consih
"ra'lon rs accorded Tho eniaricd man.
NJ f0wli"I was told that when Il
T"lHr'cd mun vas absent tho other
men IN tho office "chlppcd In their
'l'nc" aud did hia WORK. 50 that the
md nothing was loEt. nor was any
'rlrr "dhod 70 tho nav roll on the
1'Nc- hand, "" was told. when a per
lem mar wrT Ghrcnt. SON. viu.. iri
:" be pat ~ '!s niqc.-. or other c1l-
0'ovcv were C'vDn extra or overtime
rrv mus nu''!Hg tn" ci.y 20 that
additional rNrcr'"
IN view OF these facts Mr. English
.T-ocd that certain sum bc set
- 80 judr,nent OF tho bead ~ tho
i'r obtained ~ HON" ~ ll'nosI
nr'ir'~r" was r"forr"i 20 the
r.rT'rr t'rrv'~ti'"c hv Comvion Coun-
"'l an -unt'G ' ~ NJ English at tn.
..s' meeting ~ that body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
Orcn. Nc,x Concern.

. TT. $. GriSshy. who had been con-
ncctcd with the Richmond Engineer
ing Company for the last six years
as engineer, has opened a concern In
Richmond known as the Grigsby-
Myers Construction Company, at l0S-
10 South Eighth Street,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10

Tho bumuaTtOu Mothers Clun as
sisted .s thc women OF Bethlehem
1.u' .n mad SHj from - supper gwen
"u &.w Icars Eve this sum " to
hc d.r!lcd b. w,aH iho Mothers Ciuh
ann tMc chnrnM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
N-Socintion to Meet.

The Highland Park Citizens AS
socia,ion vii! hold - .iirs; meeting
OF the year IL the Highland Park
School tonight at o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10

ptrlH's ~ ~" state - apartment OF
',r.rn''urr md Immigration are
"aN Y"r1- ring 10 RAIL to 10000
-'T-'r.fr "1~urrs copies o: new
Srrr tuNr'tr which a,S Just been
ru''l rhn1 20. tho department Tho
tr''.itr = one o. III" most complete
"hirh has ever been prepared by tho
.t"ug-tigont
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-07-21
EAST SKOWHEGAN

Miss Alice Goodrich Is visiting rela-
tives in Madison.
Adelbert Richardson of Harmony, a
former resident of East Skowhegan
met with a serious accident recently,
being kicked by horse on his right
elbow. crushing the bone badly He
is in a Bangor hospital His former
neighbors and friends here hope for a
speedy recovery
Mrs Altana Clark OF California who
is passing the summer with relatives
in this section has been i'll of late
with rheumatism. She is receiving
treatment from Fairfield physician.
Eugene Parker and family and Her
bert Green and fam ly motored to Bel
grade Lakes. Sunday. where they
passed the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Emmons and
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Watson of Mad
ison, recently passed a day with Mrs.
Mary Goodrich at Geo Ames
c. w. Kierstead his wife and
daughter Glenna OF Waltham. Mass
were in East Skowhegan last week on
their return trip from visit with
relatives in Bangor and vicinity
Miss Elvie Kicker OF Beverly. Mass.
has been visiting friends and relatives
in Canaan the past two weeks and was
caller on Mrs. Lydia Pooler and
Mrs. Henry Richardson Friday.
Miss Ethel Moody went to Water
vile last week where she has employ
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Storer and
Master Allan with Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
vim d. Eaton were callers at Henry
Richardson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Church OF
Fairfield were calling on his mother
Mrs. Ella RAYMOND, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Wheelock and
son Bion accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Porter and son Maurice re-
Gently made four day trip to st
Francis where they visited relatives
and friends. The trip was made by
auto.
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Mrs. B. +. Blanchard is the guest
of her son in Augusta.
Chasles Gordon and wife returned
from an auto trip down river.
Alyah \. Berry came ont from the
Preserve Sunday for few days at
home.
Charles Scrilener. David Gilmore
and w. a. Cousins took an auto ride to
Rangelcy SUNDAY.
Bert Ames was down river over
Sunday.
Albert Doyen and wife of Farming
ton was in town Sunday coming by
auto
DR.. J. E. Garland of Kinglied was
in town Sunday.
Hon. f. o. SIN tn of New Vineyard
was in town Saturday.
w. f. Webster and Thomas Tague
of North New Portland were in town
recently
Mrs Edith Bemis who has been the
guest of friends in Madison and other
places down river, has returned to
town and is the guest of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles Scribner.
william Hanscom has his new
bowling alley completed
Ray l.. Lisherncss and W fc took an
auto trip down river Saturday return
ing Sunday.
Charles Taguc is treating his build
ings 20 new coat of paint,
Hon, II. H. Landers was on the sick
list for "A few days recently but is
improving we are glad to say.
Mrs. Belle Phillips who has been
quite sick is improving
Tim Kicker was in Flagstaff Satur-
day.
Elisha J. Voter and Lura A. Lee at
tended the funeral of Mrs. j. F.
IIough in Phillips Saturday.
ReXall Baseball Club. A n. Will
liams, captain and Tanlac Baseball
Club Colin Taylor, captain, have been
! organized here during the past week
Look out for some fast games later
The Ensts Telephone Co have
moved thcif central office upstairs
over their Did office.
We haven't very much to say. il
regard to the ball game played here
last Saturday between the North New
Portlands and STATIONS, n. \. p. ID
STATIONS 10 We don't think there
will lie any game with the Red Sox
this year We are sorry TO say.