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WEST ST.. ALBANS

Mrs. Myrtle Kicker of Watervlle is
visiting mt Leroy HardiEg's.
Miss Villa Perkins, teacher of Tracy
School has been i'll with the prevail
ing epidemic.
Wallace Gray is suffering with
irtis. he has been out of the wooden
mill at Hartland for nearly four
week..
Frank Heath is employed at C. O.
Browns mill at Hartland.
Mrs. Chas. Wilbur is not quite as
we'll at this writing.
Chas. Wilbur has two sick COWS.
Mrs. Clarice Weeks of Palmyra
spent several DAYS with her mother,
Mrs. Fred Brown, who is in poor
health. .3Di r#a6
Mrs Fred Finson Is able 10 be
around the house again after her i'll
ness. :.f.t -. - TO-
Mrs. Frank Libby is somewhat bet
The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Corson died Thprhday, March
30th.
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ST. ALBANS

MIR A. p. Bigelow went tn hOston
Saturday for visit with relatives. "a
C. A. Batchelder, who has been in
Boston through the winter, returned
home last week. aft.
Clyde Martin, who has been spend
ing his vacation with his mother, Mrs.
Nellie Martin, returned to Bates Col
lege Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cain. of East
St. Adams, were visitors at Stephen
Bragg's Sunday. ,..
Mrs. Carrie Vining who has been
snending the winter in Dexter, geturn-
ed home last week.
Among those who are i'll and con-
fined to their homes are Mrs. II. c.
Prescott, Lydia Ireland, Albert Hurd,
Walter Tobey and Mrs. Celia Russell.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Alton Hilton,
March 9th. apn Edgar Lewis).
Miss Maggie Mills. of Brunswick. is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Mills.
In spite of bad travelling and much
sickness in the; and surround towns,
the Merry Minstreis' played to a
very good house, on the evening of
March oath. Proceeds were S50.10.
After settling all bills $2010 still
remained. The question now arose
as to what use should be made of the
money. The company therefore. met
It T.. w. Kings's. March 9th. and or
ganized Village Improvement So
ciety, electing as president. w, o. Hill
ton Treas, A. =. Bigelow, and Sec.
Minnie +, Martin. The remaining
members OF the company to act az a
committee of ways and means. The
fir work of the society will be a do
nation toward the repair of the church
sheds. which have been disgrace to
the community.
The following participated in the
Merry Minstrels; Mary Parkman,
Evan Martin Bessie Hanson, Emma
Parkman, Orin Parkman. May King.
A. =. Bgelow. Minnie Martin, Annie
Jersey, NH. Martin, W.O. Hilton, Ma
bel Bigelow. Isabel Martin and +. ".
King The second part included an
Impromptu Rendition of Jolls jim
giles of Ye Olden Days by the entire
company.
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CAR iTGNk

Allan McKe sic visited Raymond and
clayton IIunnewell for the week end
recently.
Carroll iIunaewell went TO Show
hogan Saturday TO serve on the jury.
.Iohn Combor went to Augusta last
weck on business.
Willie Powell and wife who have
been cooking at Indian Ponl, return
al home In week.
Miss Arteia Powell who is teaching
II Moscow. spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Powell. We are glad to
see her improved condition.
Mrs. Abhie Bright is in town dis
nosing Of her household goods. She
will return 10 Bingham Monday.
u. u Wiliaml who has been seri-
ousy i'll at Togus fIospitaL sub
mitted To a serious operation in or
der to save his life. He had his left
leg amputated above the knee. The
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The Interesting News of
Somerset's Busy Towns
CANAAN

A reception was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs Percy Williams Saturday eve
ming. April LIST. at Town Hall, as they
are leaving next week for Skowhe-
gan to make their home The evening
was pleasantly passed in card play
ing and dancing. Abundant refresh
ments of egg sandwiches, assorted
cake, coffee and punch were served.
Edison Hunt in behalf of those present,
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Williams with
handsome salad set. to which Mr..
Williams feelingly responded
Violet and Grace Written, who have
been passing week with their grand
mother, Mrs. Julia Thornton, returned
to Fairfield Saturday.
Send your shoe repairing by parcel
post to Guss Pooler & Son Skowhe-
gan. Prompt service guaranteed. 3w14
Grover Dyer entertained his broth
err from Burnham last week.
Mrs. Hunton, housekeeper at the
home of Cecil Gardner. was called to
Skowhegan Friday to see her grand
son, who recently injured his eye Sc
Yerely.
Miss Carrie Croker, who has been
employed at Hamilton. Mass, since
September. returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Clifton Holt of Lynn, Mass, Is
passing some time with Mrs. Fred
Holt. Mrs. Holt. who broke bone in
her ankle a few weeks ago, is getting
along as well as can be expected.
The many friends of Norman VIII
liams arc glad to know that he is gain
ing from his recent operation.
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EAST NEW PORTLAND

A Republican caucus was held at
II. {. Walkers Wednesday evening.
March 18th Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fen
Jason we're chosen delegates to at
tend the convention held in Bangor
on April 9Th. The town committee
chosen were: c. II. Bartlett, chair
mar; O. w. Chase, Earl Fenlason,
II. \. Emery, L. f. Atwood, Bertha s.
Emery, Beulah l.. Walker, sec; Belle
NJ. Nye. Della Clark, Pearl Fenlason,
and Nettie Henderson.
II. c. Walker went to Skowhegan
Tuesday to serve on the jury.
Miss Thelma Brown of Industry is
working for Mrr. Albion Edwards.
Miss Martha Emery began teaching
the grammar school at West New
Portland last week.
The Pines school ,pened March q
with Miss Marion Millay as teacher.
Mrs. Albion Edwards entertained
the y p. II. Circle on Wednesday of
this week.
Mrs. II. A. Nye and daughters, Mary
and Aletha. are spending the, week in
Skowhegan as guests of Mrs. +. c.
Green, of Middle Street ~,
Laurister Brown. who recently re-
turned from South Waterford. where
he went TO learn the buttermaker's
trade, has been hired to work at Car
,arhasset Creamery and entered upon
his duties there April 1st.
Nj and Mrs. Harry Gordon are the
parents of baby boy born March
18th clarence Edwards, Sh lbs.)
Mrs. Fred McKenny is caring for Mrs.
Gordon.
A surprise was given to John SAT-
ford, ST. on April End. when 2S rela-
tiyes. neighbors and friends gather
ed at his home to help celebrate his
S1st. birthday. a dinner was served
at noon and ice cream and cake we're
served in the p. M.
d. W Emery lost one OF his horses
last Friday. .r -.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

WHEREAS Francois J. Mahe1 Of
JackrRan Plantation In the County 'of
Somerset and State of Maine by his
mortgage deed dated the twenty ninth
day of June, \. ID. 1920 aud recorded IN
the Somerset Registry of Deeds, Book
49,, Page 4y3, conveyed to me the un-
dorsigned a certain parcel OF real eS-
tate situate in Jackman Plantation in
the county of Somerset and boundei
and included within the following lines,
to wit:
BEGINNING on the county road on the
south line of land formerly owned hT
Elise or Elsie Poulin and running west
ten 00) rods: thence south three 90
rods TO land now or formerly oN ned by
Omer Poulin; thence east on the north
line of said poulin's land ten tlo) roa
to the county ROAD; thence north ON the
line of said county road which leads
from Moose River to Jackman station.
three 60 rods to the first mentioned
bounds. together with all buildings
thereon.
AND WHEREAS the condition of said
mortgage has been broken:
NOW THEREFORE,. b4 reason of the
breach of the condition thereof l claim
a foreclosure of said mortgage.
PHILIPPE GILBERT,
BY Chester Ii. Mills,
His Atty Daly Authorized
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Pennington Normal Notes

The spring term opened Wednesday,
March 30 with good attendance
from Somerset County. or the num-
Der, Alice Macdonald AMI Helen Ryan
of Fairfield. Althea and Bertha Rob
in.En. Velma Rollins and Hazel Stu
art of Bingham, Louise Palmer of
Embden. and Edna Ellis of Skowhe-
gan, are doing their work in the train
ing school.
Gwendolin Wing of Flagstaff re-
turned from d vacation spent with her
brother near Portland.
Miss Virginia Porter arrived Wei
nesday noon, March IN, from Fort
Thomas, Kentucky, whele she Was
called before the end OF the winter
term by the critical illness of her
sitter.
Myra and Dorothy Seyey of Ripley,
who were obliged to % home late last
term. have returned to resume their
work.
Plans for a pageant to be given dur
ing graduation week are being deyel-
oped and work ON it will soon pc well
begun. 1890, ..
: Mn Mallett- Miss Stow. Miss Lin
coin, Miss Abbott. Miss Richards and
Nj IS Wadman were in Boston imme-
diately after the winter term to at
tend the luncheon of the Massachu-
sets, Alumni Of the school held al
Hotel Brunswick 1870 were present
the largest number on record, Cor
inne Salley and Marion Adams were
among the recent graduates who were
there. .a#.n.r. - , -
Thursday evening, April 6. Mrs. Eta
S. Bradley ls to be one of the soloi! Is
in a concert given in Morrill, Hall.
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pLY?!WELL, DON'T Be
People Notice II. Drive Them
Off with Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pimply face will moi embarra,s Y1u
much longer if you get a packasc oi
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. Ire skin
should begin to cle.r AFTER you hive
taken the tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver
with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablet, Ia,
successful substitute for cslomcl: tlc.r's
no sickness or pain after taking thea.
pr. Edwards Olive Tablets d. th.t
which calomel docs. and just as cdcc-
lively, but their action is gentle All
s1le instead OF severe and irritating.
mo one who takes Give Tahlats j.
ever cursed with dark brown t1e;c.
a Dad breath, dull, listless, "noF,o1"
i,:eling. constipation, torpid livcr, bal
disposition or pimply face.
Olive Tablets are purely veget1hl,
compound mixed with Give oil. y9l
Will know them by their olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years a.nore ~
tents afflicted with liver and noN,
complaints and Olive Tablets or. tie
immensely effective result. Take oneo
two nightly for week. See how much
better you feel and look. 15c and 30c.
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operation was successful and ne IS as
we'll as could be expected the last &C
count. Laura Williams Spear, who
was with him returned home Thurs
day.
The F. F. F.. Club met with Althea
Hunnewell Friday night. There
were eight tables of whist. Prizes
we're won by Carroll Hunnewell and
Don Clark. Refreshments were serv-
ed.
There was a dance at Hotel Sterl-
ing. Saturday night. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed.
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SorTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY

Mrs. Thomas Robinson has return
ed from hospital In Lewiston. where
she underwent a surgical operation
Nearly a foot of snow fell April 1,
said by some to be the heaviest snow
fall of the season.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Gehrke, Jr.,
are parents of baby son born March
30. He has beeh given the name of
Kenneth Ernest
Miss Laura Eaton. teacher OF the
Roosevelt School, boards at John Bak-
pr's - q
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PROBATE NOTICE

At Il Probate Court held Mt Skowh he
gan In aud for the County of Somerset
and state OF Maine on the 18th day of
March A, H. 1929.
Robert IL Bsbee. of .Middl eborough.
Massachusetts =, administrator OF the cs-
late of Freeman Moses, late of Athens
III, said Somerset County. deceaseds md
sone of the heirs of said Freeman Moses.
having presented Il petition for author
ity to sell and distribute the proceeds.
after paying expenses. among the said
heirs of said deceased living In differ
eht states: That said real estate Is stu
ate In Athens. In Somerset County:
II Is Ordered that notice be given to
all persons interested. by causing a
copy ofthis order to be published three
weeks successfully in the independent
Reporter printed at Skowhegan. the
first publication to be 80 days prior to
the ninth day of May 1922. that they
may appear at Il Probate Court to be
held at said Skowhegan on said ninth
day of May next. AT nine o'clock in
the forenoon, and to be heard and OBJ
ject II they see cause
CHARLES o. SMALL.
Judge of Probate.
A true copy.
e I Attest:
PHILo STEWARD, "F
.e,p-@ Register ~. 2-s4-- r.,,,
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popular with the community and the
people are glad 10 avail themselves Of
such good and high class entertain
ments at so reasonable a cost.
Ned Bower has recently received a
letter from his mother, who is in Cal
ifornia, saying that snow storm
causing much loss to the orange
growers has visited the vicinity in
which she is staying and another from
New Mexico, where his brother re-
sides. tells Of now falling there. New
England hasn't all the corners on
snowstorms it would seem.
COLES CORNER
Harold Naaon is moving from fIar-
mony to Dore Hill.
Miss Isabel Traitor Of Harmony
has been visiting at Arthur Trim 5 the
past week.
We are sorry to lose Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mckinney from the neighbor-
hood. Mr. Mckinney las purchased
the James futile place and will move
aoOn.
Esther Poland and Adelaide Trim
have been having their Easter yaca-
lions home from school.
81 NKER HlLL-AIIIENS
Carlton Palmer is visiting at the
home of George Gilman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles kcaton have
moved onto the Green place.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sinclair we're in
Harmony Monday.
I.urline Small has gone to Corn
vile to teach school.
S. T. Walker of Brighton WAS in
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs David Thompson were
in SkoWhcgan at Somerset Hospital
recently, where Mr.. Thompson went
to receive medical treatment.
f. L. Bunker is on the sick list.
Mrs. Opal Forbas. of brighton, visit
ed her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. X. l..
Boston, recently.
Mr. and Mr.. Preston Small visited
relatives in Cornyile last week.
Mr.. and Mrs EeTt Corson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Corson and family. visited
at the home of Charlie Keaton Sun
day.
Miss HilIa Boston. who is attend
ing school mt Orono. has been pay
.ng weeks vacation with her par
ents MI and Mrs. r. l.. Boston.
Lewis Smith, of Brighton, was in
town recently to move his gasoline
engine home.
Mrs. Leroy Campbell is on the sick
Ii t. DIR. Harris of Brighton is at
tending her
Edwin Davis and Harry Jones are
MAX ng maple syrup.
Elmer Campbell has been improv-
f,,rv t, Iy -, n
village Saturday.
Clifton Corson of Brighton WAS in
town last week taking orders for gar
den seeds
WEST ATHENS
Mrs. Rattle Cor on is still confined
to her bed, but has been somewhat
stronger recently. The attending
physicians. however. declare that this
Is only temporary and that no basic
charge IN her condition has taken
place Mrs. Corsons lister, Mrs Geo.
SuoGard. from Skowhegan. and broth
ers wife. Mrs. +. Walker. OF Corn
Vile. have been caring for her.
Mrs Vernon Curtis from Yelling
ton, arrived in town. Sunday, II visit
h~r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Osgood
York.
Miss Fern Denni1 re-openel Lin
coin School, Monday, April Bird for the
sTr.ng term.
Miss Ethel + Butler will teach at
Stetson, beginning at the same time
as Miss Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs Fcrlcv Davis are liv-
ing in Skowhegan, going to that place
.omctme last week.
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ToKeepH n
We'll \
Don Z Mnrry Don't B&Il8 AA

IN !" "I3Fl I7VH Z
Hurry, especially at meal times or
just before eating. To chew your
food thoroughly is absolutely nee
essary if you expect it to digest,
# you swallow your food whole, cat
my while worried or excited, you are
paving the way for stomach trouble.
II Won are already having Indigestion
IL result of rushing your meals,
reform vour habits now, today.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
,., CREDITORS

In the District Court OF the United
States for the District of Maine,
Northern Division
In the matter of Maurice j.. Steward.
Ba nkrupt In Bankruptcy,
TO the creditors of Maurice b. Stew
ard OF Madison, in the County Of
Somerset and District aforesaid, Il
bankrupt.
You are hereby aotihed that on the
3tst day OF March, 1922, the said
Maurice h. Steward was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt and that the flrst meet
ing OF his creditors will be held nt
the Office of Harold j. Phillips, Esq, in
Skowheean In said District on the 25th
day of April. 1922 at IL o'clock ia the
forenoon, at which time and place the
said Creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint Trustee. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before said
meeting. .ea 49,.
Bangor, Maine. April I, 1922.
sa.s- JOHN II. MASON,
1w14 Referee in Bankruptcy.
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NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
Ia the District Court of the United
states for fhc District of Mninr.
Northeru IlISIsinn

I'VE Aburt the nBfFu
states for fhc District of Mninr.
Northern Division.
In the matter of Frank j. Savage. Jr..
BIZ nkrupt In Bankruptcy.
TO the creditors of Frank j. Savage,
Jr., of Fairfield, In the County of Som
crsct and District aforesaid. a bank
runt.
You are hereby notified that on The
3lst day OF March, 1922. the said
l'rsnk j. Savage. Junior. was duly adj
Indicated bankrupt. and that the first
meeting OF his creditors will he held at
the office of Harold j. Phillips, Esq. In
Skowheesn, In said District on the 25th
day of April. 1922. at eleven o'clock in
the forenoon, at which time and place
The said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, e&-
anime the Bankrupt. and transact such
other business AS may properly come
be fure said Meeting.
Bangor, Maine April }. 1922.
JOHN II. MASON.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
,''..s3 at 100 1Wti"
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La Atwood S
Medicine in + M al
doses after meals
will help yon TO get
your digestive organs
into normal working
order. They rplaN and
regulate The bowels,
and relirre constipa
tipn. They are safe
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OLD COLONY INsUHtNCm COMPANY
u0ston, Mass.

ASSETS DEC. 81. 1921
Mortgage Loans 5000 10
Stocks aud Bonds % 81 1872 -
Cash in office and Babk f79t9f.65
Agents Balances "22.g32.52
BILLS Receivable S.i3S.U2
Interest and Rents 3a,lS359
All other Assets 9.25t65
Gross Assets $llG6,1t01S
Deduct items not admitted t1,262.0G
Admitted Assets SIt52,17S.12
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1121
Not Unpaid LOSSES 23,703.Si
Gncarned Premiums 1..S3.430.32
All other Liabilities 57.162.12
cash Capital 1.nat,000 90
surplus over all Liabilities 1.@S7.SSLSI
Total Liabilities and
Surplus $l152,17S.12
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSU

WHEREAS Elizabeth Gleason and
Erahk Al Gleason, both of Bingham, in
the County of Somerset and State OF
Maine, by their mortgage deed dated
the twenty-nfth day of March y. j.
1870. and recorded in Somerset County
Registry of Deeds in Book 81, Page
$50. conveyed to me. the undersigned
Henry j. Lane. a certain lot of land.
with the buildings thereon. situate on
the Northcrly side of the road leading
from the MaYfield road TO land former
ly of Mike Lapoint. in said Bingham,
bounded and described as follows: Be
ginning on the Northerly side of said
roa ID. on line of land formerly Of Seth
Goodrich and land formerly of paHir Z
Labree and running thence Northcrl%
on said line four rods. thence WeSter-
ly parallel with the said road N rods;
thence Southerly four rods to the road;
thence along said road, ten rods to the
point begun at. containing forty square
rods. more or less;
y AND WHEREAS the condition Of said
mortgage has been broken:
NOW, THEREFORE,. by retson Of the
breach Of the condition thereof cain
foreclosure OF said mortgage and give
this notice for that purpose.
March II, A. -. 1929
j,nbn =. iILlGNItY j. LANE,
BY George W. Cover
3vll3 .---.- Ills Atty Duly Authorized
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Campbell, PnysOn ~ Noyes. state
Agents, Portland, Me.
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES,
e. ~. Tiiton, Sskowhegan. Mr.i =. }.
Whitney. bingham. Me-; Alfred W. In
gals, Madison, Me-, Parks Bros, Ins.
Agency. Pittsffcld, ME. 3w12
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AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY INSURANCE
Written by
The n!tcd states Branch of the Em-
players Liability Assurance
Corporation, Limited

ASSETS DEC. 81 WI
l,eal Estate s2,259,35I.03
idnrks and Bonds. Market
Value a in hands of
Trustee 2a,117GS825
Cash in Office and Bank 6i,600.33
Agents Balances 4,ioS,00796
Interest and Rents 2SS,322.05
Gross Assets $3N.S37, 1885,
Deduct items not admitted G35,947.63
Admitted Assets $30.202,021.99
LIABILITIES DEC. 1T. 1921
Net Unpaid Losses $13.554.2Gl.0a
iuearned Premiums S,076,t67.59
All other Liabilities 3.068,i72.0
statutory Deposit 35O.000.o0
;urplr- :; Ill Liabilities 5,153,1lS.39
Total Llaonities and
surplus S30,2o ,02l99
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HOLYOkE MUTUAL FIRE INsuR-
ANCE COMPANY
Salem, Mass.

ASSETS DEC. 81. 1921
Real Estate, S93500.00
Stocks and Bonds. q 922,264.00
Cash in ONCE and Bank, 58,34S.4z
Agents Balances, 49,s69.SV
Interest and Rents, 15,52O'Z5
All other Assets, 499.00
Gross Assets. SLID ,62l.4
Deduct items not admitted, S1,40l.G4
Admitted Assets, Sl,O6o,4l9.S
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1871
Net Unpaid Losses, ~, iZ.55
Cnearned Premiums, 444,940.lz
All other Liabilities, 2aoiZ.o9
Guaranty Capital. lo0.90VOV
Surulus over All liabilities. 465, 654.23
plus. SI0Go.419.S3
r.. IiH1BFk. tHfrHelui
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sHd S're-jo centa a bottle, one cent
do ~ your Dealers
"a.f.' MEDICINE CO. Portland. Maine
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M EMPLOY Eus' FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
BOston. Mass.

ASSETS DEC. 81 1871
Stocks and Bonds ~, l0o.29i.50
cash in ONCE and Bank 47,059 So
Agents Balances 47950.15
Interest aud Rents a.4 2ls2l0.62
Gross Assets s2,2l6,5l7.6d
Admitted Assets rta s2.2lb.5l4.63
LIABILITIES DEC. 81, 1921
Net Unpaid Losses s25,O4ll
t,ncarned Premiums 129,532.5J
All other Liabilities 1851
Cash Capital 1000, 10000
SurpI-~ - -.-s"'"'ss 1,05l.443.s6
TUual I.IapnltieS and
Surplus sz'zlo'ol'.oS
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Agents--W. q. McClintock, Fairdeldi
Parks Bros. Ins. Agy" PittSheldi D. y
X W. Il. Porter, skOwhegan.
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Attest: .,rrWN
Tuli.0 > nd
5W1
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-12-06
WARNING TO THOSE
WHO WOULD GATHER 4
CHRISTMAS GREENS

This is the season of the year. when
property owners. especially along the
highways. should exercise the utmost
vigilance in protecting their ever
greens. holly. running pine. laurel
and the like.
The gathering of Christmas green's
became such serions matter. fc-
cause of vandalism practiced. that the
Legislature of 1913 enacted a special
law covering the snbjcct This law
makes it misdemeanor. with a fine
of $500 or 90 days imprisonment.
or both, to remove. injnre. or de-
.stroy any trees or shrubs. without the
written consent of the owner, or OK
cent under his personal direction.
The State Board of Forestry is CO.
operating with land owncrs in the en-
forcement os this law. and will be
glad TO furnish. without charge. suit-
able posters fer the protection OF
fproperiy to any who may desire them
Apply for these posters TO the
Maryland State Board of-Forestry. SIS
Calvert Building. Baltimore. Md