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Missionary Picnic,

The Women's Missionary Circle OF
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church viii
hold Il picnic at the grandstand in
Brandywine Church tomorrow at
o'clock, followed at 2.s0 by a program
of which Mrs. J. II. Westcott Is in
charge
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p. AND 3. AUXILIARY.

The r. and s. auxiliary will meet
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Isaac Lenderman at Gordon Heights
The members will take the Darby car
leaving the station at 230
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
Mrs. W. :. Burris Under Knife.

Mrs Walter :. Burris. wife Of
County Treasurer Burris. was operat-
ed on yesterday afternoon for ap-
p"nd!c,tis. The operation was per
formed at the Delaware Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
ID. A. X. CELEBRATE FLAG DAY.

The state chapters Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution are meet
ing today at Cooch's Bridge TO Cele-
brate Flag Day at the spot where the
American flag was first unfurled in
battle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.

The ladies auxiliary, Canton Della
ware, No. i. l. O. o. f., will give a
stra wberry festival tomorrow evening
on Washington Heights triangle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
BELLEFONTE CIVIC
CLUB OUTING

The Bellsfonte Civic Club will hold
an outing tomorrow at RiverN lew
Beach. All members are requested to
take the IL o'clock boat from the
Fourth street wharf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14
Marriage Announced,

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Savile an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter
Lydia, TO joseph A. Mcnamara, We'd
nesday, which occurred on June :.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14

The big social event OF the week
will he the lawn party given on Satur-
day by Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont
1T their home. "Longwood." near
Kenneth Square. The guests Will have
the pleasure OF wandering In the
beautiful rose gardens and strolling
slons the winding walks between the
flower plots and hedges. The new
horticultural building will furnish in
door pleasures. for tho tiled floor over
reception rooms will be used for
dancing and music will he furnished
during the afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. du Pont. assisted by
tneir brothers and sisters. will re-
ceiye the guests. AT $50 supper Will
lee served on the grounds adjoining
tho horticultural building. Later in
she evening there will be a display of
flrcworks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Miller, 900
Park Place. have issued invitations
for the marriage q their daughter.
Zaidce Tennent, to Osborne Robinson
ouayle. son OF Mrs. William osborne
Quayle OF the kennett Apartments. The
wedding will take place Thursday.
June %. at 80. in Trinity Church,
aud will he followed by reception at
the Parish house.
Miss Alice NJ. Vernon returned sun
day night from Feuton, Michigan.
where she has spent the year. She
will leave shortly for Columbia sum
,nor school. where she Will take ad-
Nanced work in dieietics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman i. Rood and
children returned last week from
South America.
Mrs. Ethel Brown. of Middletown, is
the guest of Mrs. William Corey.
The Auxiliary Board Of the Homeo-
rathic Hospital. q which Miss Anna
Ncgcndank is president. will give q
dance IN the du BARRY room of tn,
Hotel du Pont. Friday evening. Mad
dcn's orchestra Will play. The mem
bars 81 the committee I'm charge are
Mrs. ;. G. Frederick. chairman: Mis-,
Esther Wilson. Miss Ada Withrow
Miss Mildred Mullin. Miss Eliza beth
Boyd
Former Mayor William G.. Tavlor
and family have returned from Re
hohoth Beach where they sojourne,
Tor "A week.
Mrs r Il Mode entertained a
luncheon Monday M the Downing
town Tea House. for Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Tsite. Miss Virginia Kenney
and Mrs. William Barr.
Commander and Mrs. Albert Penn
40 Annapolis. were weekend guest
az Walter Butler.
Mrs. Richard Reese is spending IN
summer az Iewes.
Miss Ellnor Vandegrift returne
Monday from visit TO Dayton. Obi,
Mrs. Prank I. Allen who has bee
Visiting her sister. Miss Eiinor Vande
srft. Will return tomorrow TO he
home In VI ntclair. y. !.
Mrs. George Eastwood Cox is en-
iertaining at Naamans today.
Several social affairs are bein
planned FOR the participants in III
tennis tournament next week.
dance viii lie given Monday night fc
the PLAYERS and all club members. 9
which the Original sin Will play. Tue.
nff -r-f11 H..
several lunchsons Will be held for n
ladies' The hosiesses for the wee
VII be Mrs. I.mmot du pont. Mr.
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The Arters Union. w. c. T. I. VII
hold their regular monthly rnsetin z
and box social IN Epworth Church pr
Tor tomorrow evening AZ 100
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14

Miss Alice NJ. Vernon returned sun
day night from Feuton, Michigan.
where she has spent the year. she
will leave shortly for Columbia sum
,nor school where she Will take ad-
Nanced work in dletetics.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman i. Rood and
children returned last week from
South America.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14

Mrs. Ethel Brown. Of Middletown, is
the guest of Mrs. William Corey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14

Several social affairs are being
planned FOR the participants in the
tennis tournament next week. A
dance viii lie given Monday night FOR
the PLAYERS and all club members. at
which the Original sin will play. Tues
day a bridge party viii be given. and
several lunchsons Will be held FOR The
ladies The hosiesses for the week
VIII be Mrs. Lammot du pont. Mrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14

Mrs. George Eastwood Cox is en-
tertaining at Naaman's today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14

Mrs. Prank l.. Allen who has been
Visiting her sister. Miss Eiinor Vande-
GRIT. Will return tomorrow TO her
home IN VI ntclair. y. !.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14

Former Mayor william G.. TAYLOR
and family have returned from Re
hohoth Beach where they sojourned
Tor a week.
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Mrs r Il Mode entertained at
luncheon Monday NJ the Downing
town Tea House. fcr Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Taite. Miss Virginia Kenney.
aud Mrs. William Barr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. MIIIcr, |UV
Park Place. have issued invitations
for the marriage q their daughter,
Zaidce Tennent, to Osborne Robinson
.uayle, son OF Mrs. William Osborne
Quayle OF tho kennett Apartments. The
wedding will take place Thursday.
juno %. at 80. in Trinity Church,
aud will he followed by a reception at
the Parish house.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island-Salc OF Let.


BAY house. all improvements, % roorns &
baths: 81 900. Mrs. L. sEDERIN. a34 W.
18Th. Watkins 77OG
DETACHED HoUsE-G ROOMS,
enclosed and open porch. large plot, close .
trolley. 10 minutes TO station; $3.50 doHn
and monthly payments; send for photo.
CHILDs. WARNER g. WESTON, opposite
station. Mlneola.
DOUGLAS MANOR. DOUGLAsTON. l.. l.
fooSio7 STi tile e' baths. hardwood H tim % through
out, parquet floors. large sun parlor. all I'M
proyements; garage. large uees; Dh' ~
Dougla. ton. l.. l.
TI.NHURST-At Jackson Heights station.
Greensboro subway: beautifully decorated
modern Z room. brick. stuceo nome: trees
FREY. 26 Farley 81. Hsvemeyer 1862 NJ.
FOR RENT-Forest Hills Garden. l.. T.. new
brick house. Just finished corner. Z rooms.
baths. sun parlor. garage. few blocks from
station. Phone owner. 0iso Boulevard or can
% Bow st.
FAR ROCKAWAY, J.. !. (Mott Av.-Tilres
houses. all improvements; two houses I'M
pi ovements being installed. each rooms and
MRS. L. sEDERIN, 234 w. 18Th. Watkins
FAR ROCKAwAY. !. l., 32lo Mott ay-All
improvements: II rooms, baths S-,upV-
Mrs r. SEDEEIN, '23i w. l3th ST. Wat
kins ii0e.
FAR ROcKAWAf-To rent Tor fnontnt
for $50 per month. furnished house,
rooms, . baths. Telephone Far Nocka"sy
O6S2.
FOREST fIlILS.-Sacr.fico. new house, eolid
concrete: rooms, tile baths garagei
steam heat: every possible improvement
must be 1olu. $50 Burns ST
GARDEN CITY, L. I.-English style stueco
house. 10 rooms, 3 baths, all modern in
provements; garage. corner plot. 1OoH29'
feet: best residential section; convenient %
station must sell: real bargain. l.. GRkN-
NER. 3 Covert ST., Hampstead, L. ].
HOMES at low prices: easy terms; let ~
know your wants; picture folder SEM
HYDE & BANTER. Port Washinston. L. l.
JAMAICA.-For rent. Z room stucco houss
and Rairge; rent 500 monthly. G.. NJ
/ DUNNISC, Flushing. L. /. Phone Flushing
I ~n3S
LITTLE NECK-Seven room stucco house,
screens. bath. hot water heat. ) bedrooms
all modern improvements: plot 6OxlOO. sac
rifice 900: near school and depot. Fhons
Bayside 1881.
PLOTS OF = ACRE, HIGH;
wonderful water view. large trees, minutes
from beach: 81 900, easy committing; terms
arranged. l.. r. HAMMOND, Glen Cove,
J.. /. Phone 472W.
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Above 5oth st.-5th Az. to North River.

SMALL WEST SIDE DWELLING.
40 l32 WEST iO3D ST
between Columbus and Amsterdam a,e. .
three story dwelling rooms and bath.
just renovated; electric Urht. Immediate
possession; price Si1,SOO Carctakcr ON
premises. ONner. WILLIAM j.. KtLPAT-
RICK. i4p Broadway.
WEST 53D ST. No. 1906. p story apartment
building. viii sell az ZOO. JOSEPH
AbRAMSON. 46 West 10th st
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Brooklyn-ssle or Let.

FLATBUSH choice home sites and business
lots. 10 lots northeast and northwest COT.
neTs OF Kings Highway and East 3lst St.,
lots north side OF Avenue ~, lots Avenus
NJ and East cath st.. 80 lots on East 29th
ST.. below Avenue NJ. 80 lots on Nostrand
Rv. and other parcels In that section; arsoss
1913 10 81 200 10 per cent down and PEE
cent per month. Take 7th av. subway 20
Flatbush sv. and Nostrand av., surface lins
BASTREsS & CO.. INC. 391 Fulton St.
Brooklyn.
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Queens-saie OF Let.

g. $50 BUYS beautiful $500 house. large
plot. tax exempt. near station. artistic dec
orations, electricity. driveway; $3.50 casll,
balance S25 monthly. Principal. McNEECE.
80 Union Hall St. Jamaica; Phone Jamaica
aC4S
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Washington Heights. Above I:Jih ST..
West ~ sth Ay.

A CHOICE pLOT FOR TANPAYERS-su
rounded by large elevator apartments and
tenementr, situated on the westrr'y side OF
niNi32x51xi21. ideal FOR stores bakery, pub
hc market, &c. price S32. 600 sub icct first
mortgage $1,000. SO only 5000 cash. bal.
snce equity subortinat tiou 20 building loan or
sacrifice for cash. submit proposition 10
Estates 81 Post Academy. Inc, the Pearl
House. fatksvlllc. sullivan county, y. y.
rKOADWAN. i7stlI-flne modern waikup.
l0n 100: 3-3 and IA mortgage 5000 dua
i927 price $4,000. rent Sif. 500. j. NJ.
KELLY CO, 2l7 West i2iih.
TAXPAYERS SITE-i25 feet from BROAD.
way subway station THOMPSON, AIS.
TIN co, ~ broadway. Rector 502S
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Above 10Th st-ah Ay. to Eas, RIVER.

EAST 74TH ST. 3od. sos. $40. . ,torie. scl
together o. separately. JOSEPH ADRIAN
SON. 4S West 4Gti IT,
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CUSHMAN & WA 1-FIT-ID nc
20 East f2d at. Phone MURRAY IIl 7Seo.
DOUGLAS L. ELLfMAN CU.
~ East Inih ST. Plsza nen0
NANAGEMFNT A SPECIALITY.
RYAN CO. ii2 West i:Jth.
REAL ESTATE MANASEMENTS-S z
nAII.AIINO. 2lI n. lthih. Hnrlnm hl.l.
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Prom Battery to Iih St. Inclusive.

SMALL DOWNTOWN CORNER
Greenwich and Spring Bts near tunnel 10
New Jersey; small. four story building FOR
wholesale or retail business: immediate pos
session, price $4,000. Owner, WILLIAM
y. FITZPATRICK, ff9 Broadway.
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s story brick. no heat: two stores; busy
avenue, near Eastern Parkway subway
preE6 station: easy terms also family
brick, no heat; rental value $500; price
S2O,5OO. brokers paid. SPENCER, 1j4 Mas
sau 81. Beekman 26sl.
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100 w. 57th St.
Physicians -Surgeons-D Dentists.

Goth. 10s East. adjoining Park Avenue
Two and three room and bath suites; first
floor; lease for long term, together or sepa-
ratcly; rentals si.60o-si 800 per apartment
Superintendent, or SNOWBER CO..
Agents. s60 Sixth Ave.
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BAY house. all improvements, 90 rooms. &
baths. 81 600. MRS. l.. SEDERIN, e34 W.
18Th watkins TOO
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FAR ROCi<AWAY-To rent for months
for $50 per month furnished house.
rooms, . baths. Telephone Far Rockawsy
OgS9
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FAR ROCKAwAY, J.. !. (Mott Av.-Thres
houses all improvements: two houses I'm
pi ovements being installed. each rooms and
hnths rent 81 200 yearly; also for sale.
MRS L. SEDERIN, 234 w. 18Th. Watkins
T.O6
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RTNr 81 fd0 PRICE son 0tSc

Fl.ATRUsH near Corteiyou roedJ--CottsEs.
plot 4Oxf20. 8 rooms and bath. o. r.. par
nuet driveway space. A. J. WALpRON.
If53 Bedford av
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MONEY TO LOAN & WANTED
ON BOND & MORTGAGE.

MONEY for second mortgage Investment: no
delay; no REQ tape, city. country. Call or
write full complete particulars. Foshay.
40 west 10Th, near broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03

FOREST iI1ILS.-Sacr.fico. new house, cold
concrete: rooms, tile baths: garagei
steam heat: every possible improvement :
must he 1olu. $50 Burns st.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03

FAR RoCKAwAY. J.. l.. 32i9 Mott Avail
improvements: II rooms. baths. 81 900.
Mrs r. SEDEEIN. '23i W. l3th st. Wat
kins TI06.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03

GARDEN CITY, L. I.-Engltsh style stueco
house. 10 rooms, 3 baths, all modern in
provements; garage: corner plot. 1O5H2oI
feet: best residential section; convenient %
station; must sell: real bargain. l.. GRkN-
NER, Covert St, Hampstead. L. ].
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APARTMENTS-Sale or Let.

Unfurnished.
Above 18th ~ to 59fh II nncIusive).
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Above i4th st. to ,oth ~. (inclu,iyc).

GOTH ST, near 9th Rv-I story and base
mont brick. hrownstone front. AN improve
meufs' electric light. par0urt floors first
class condition; rental s. 400. sale price
sl7 600. Apply RICHARD j. ItASLTNG1R.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
PELHAM
Nrw Nork stst.-saIe " Let.

sTANrORp-in0 acres room house. barns
. horses - cows 800 worth Of hay, fur
uiture implements. 5000. 81 900 cash.
InNIn. nI2 nrnahNRv.
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APARTMENTS-SaIe or Let.

unfuruished.
Above Isth ST. 10 5ssh II. nnclusive).
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FOR SALE

HeHufifuI hofne, roOfns. Dest IocAtIcH
Bay Ridge: quick possession; owners going
abroad Box Y 1909 Herald. ESQ Broadway,
FI.ATBUS4-'Two two-famiiy houses. with
garage; must sell and rent; u rooms,
quet foors blot 3oxi35: need 5000 cash.
W 5Js Herald
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JAMAlCA.-For rent. room stuceo houss
and gairge; rent 800 monthly. G.. N.
DUNNiNC, Flushing. L. /. Phone Flushing
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
New Jersey-Saie or let.

A BABGATN.-Larro house. every city I'm
proveneut, 10 rooms. plot toCNi2t or more
fine location; 10 minutes 60 two failron d.
and trolley. Sl2 600. easy terms. wort 3
$50 600 W. STENENS. % Mount Ncrn1n
ST.. uidgefield Park. y. j.
ATTRACTIVETY furnished home Tor rent i
Hackcnfack n j. large rooms all mod.
crn improvements; iu select nrighborhood
nice groufh convenient go station Rnl
trolley. Phone ifackensack 1921 or write Box
s. e0QS Herald. $50 B'why.
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APARTMENTs-SaIe or Let.

Unfurnished.
Above 5oth St.--5fh Av. to North River
The New York herald., 1922-10-03

HOMES at low prices: easy terms; let ~
know your wants; picture folder SEM
HYDE & BANTER. Port washington. l. l..
The New York herald., 1922-10-03

DETACHED HOUSES ROOMS,
enclosed and open porch. large plot, close .
trolley. 10 minutes TO station; $3.50 down
and monthly payments send for photo.
CHILDS. WARNER g. WESTON, opposite
station. Mineola.
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ronnectlcut-snIe or Let.

At GIDGEFIELD. CONN.
TfttpDErS CRANE. Real Estate. Tel. y
BELL. & PiERsON. f,esl Estate.
- Ailantlc 81. Stamford. Phone isis.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03

DOUGLAS MANOR. DOUGLAsTON. l.. ].
Beautiful residence waterfront, properly
1O0xiO7, 3 tile baths. hardwood trim through
out, parquet floors. large sun parlor. all i'm
provements; garage. large trees DIR.
JOHNSON. Shore Drive, Douglas Manor.
pouglas ton L. I.
The New York herald., 1922-10-03

FOR RENT-Forest Hills Garden. l.. J.. now
brick house. Just finished. corner. Z rooms.
baths sun parlor, garage. few blocks from
station. Phone owner. 64so Boulevard. or call
% Bow St
The New York herald., 1922-10-03

El.MHURST-At Jackson Heights station.
Greensboro subway: beautifully decorated
modern 7 room. brick. stucco home; trees,
shrubs, garage: near school; rent or sale.
FREY. 26 Farley st. Havemeyer ls6s-M
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STAMFORD

FRANK r. sLAVIN. Realtor, kresge Bids 4.
Stamford. Conn. Phone iGaJ.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-12

When children
eat ravenously
or have no
appetite are
fretful, irrita-
BILE, sleep rest
lessly, with oc-
casional fever,
these sym p
toms Indicate
worms. ''L. +. "
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News of Somerset's Busy Towns
N(tRRIDGEW0tk

ON Thursday evening several OF the
Young lady friends OF Miss Evelyn
Mcneil gate her 4 surprise shower
party at her home in honor OF her
approaching marriage to Ansel clarke
Of this town. The affair Wa a real
surprise to Miss Mcneil asd greatly
enioyed IL all present. The guests
brought many very handsome pres
ents for the bride to-be Win their
best wishes for her happiness. Re
freshments of ice cream, assorted
cake and 8afcrs were daintily served.
Mrs. George Harlow has purchased
the so called Crosby house OF william
Whiting on Wade street and the
house will be occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Reeves who nave moved
here from Newport
William Mulheron Of llowland was
in town lasl week and was aceompan-
led home by his wife and baby VINO
have been visiting Mrs. Mulheron $
parents Mr.. and Airs. L.. II. Whlte.
Walter Reeves OF Newport has pur-
chased the cash grocery store near
Monument Park ana took possession
last week Monday.
Mrs. Alice Robbins and Mrs. hart
icy buckingham are to leave soon lor
Augusta where they will do dress
making this wwinter.
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WHEN EVERY MOVE HURTS

Lame every morning, achy and
slim all day, worse when it's damp
or chllly7 Suspect your kidneys and
try the remedy your neighbors use.
Ask your neighbor!
Mrs w M Kineaid, 80 Court St,
Skowhegan. says: Several years
ago | had severe attack OF lum.
bago and It put me past going for
several days. couldn't move m
any direction, as shooting pains
would almost take my breath away.
Puffy sacs appeared beneath my
eyes. Ny kidneys didn't act regular
~ and in many ways showed signs OF
disorder. As another of the family
had received great benefit from
Doan's Kidney Pills was led to try
them and after I had finished taking
the ffth box, I was as we'll as ever.
have frequently recommended
Doans Kidney pills"
Price Goo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for 2 kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Kincaid lad. Foster-Milburn
Co, Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
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from Il few days visit with relatives
and friends in Hartland
Forget Me-Not Branch /. S. S. will
hold its annual sale and supper, Dec
LIST. Place to be announced later
All Interested in the society are urged
to help in any way possible.
Frank Burns. b. X. Edwards and
Charles Wescott returned the last OF
the week frou a business trip to
Freeport.
Mrs. Mary Rogers is spending a few
weeks with relatives in Portland
Will Stetson has moved his family
from the Frank Davis rent on Old
Point Avenue to the vacant tenement
In the Norris Pooler house on Weston
avenue.
A telegram was received here Fri
day announcing the death of Charles
A. Roberts at Niles, Michigan. Mr..
Roberts was killed in an accident the
first of last week. He was at one
time we'll known resident of this
place He Is survived by a widow and
three children.
Rev. C. II. Mckinney was in Thorn
dixie last week to attend the funeral
services of a friend.
The Woman's Association of the
Congregational church met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. w,
F. Greene. An interesting feature of
the program was the talk on China by
Miss Clarissa Hewey, who Is a miss
ionary there but is at present on fur
Tough at the home of her parents In
Arson.
Irwin Hilton returned Tuesday from
few days visit passed with relatives
in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Spear left Sat
urday morning to spend week with
relatives and friends in Boston and
vicinity. Miss Faustena Hapworth
will have charge Of the Western Union
Telegraph office during Mrs. Spears
absence.
Charles Woodcock of North New
Portland was calling on friends in
town Sunday.
Miss Emily Weston left Monday for
few weeks visit with relatives in
Portland
Mrs. Claudia Blanchard and daugh-
ter Lucienne were business callers in
Lewiston Saturday.
Elmer Mute has returned from Buff
falo, N. Y, where he went as a dele
gate from the Labor Union at the
Great Northern Paper Company.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Norton
of this place to b. Frank Long of
Lewiston came as surprise to her
many friends. Mrs. Long is the older
daughter of Reul B. Norton of the
Arson side, a graduate of Madison
high school and Of Colby College in
the class of 1921. Last year she was
a successful teacher in the Scion high
school Her many friends extend her
the best of wishes.
G. Linton of Houlton has recently
purchased the restaurant business of
Erwin Foss and has taken possession.
Mr. Foss will continue the bakery
business.
Mrs. Harold Bracket of Greenville
was a guest last week at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Humphreys.
Rainbow Branch |. S. S. will hold
their annual sale and supper Friday,
Oct. goth, in the town hall on the An
son side.
Charles Marden returned Monday
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VI ADDISON

Mrs. Charles Lander and son Clyde
returned Saturday from few days
auto trip to Portland.
Mrs, Clara Powers and daughter
Miss Helen left Monday for weeks
pleasure trip to Portland and Boston.
The AS BIS, C's and DIS of Ken
nebcc Valley Grange met Tuesday ar
tornoon at the home of Mrs. VIII Aus
tin on Johns street to make arrange
ments for the supper to be served
at the next regular meeting of the
Grange to be held Saturday evening
at which time they will serve the
supper. 1t is expected that Starks
Grange will visit this Grange at this
time.
Harry Spaulding of North Arson
was calling on relatives in this place
one day the last of the week.
Ezra Tompkins who has been the
guest for the past week of his mother
Mrs. Alice Tompkins left the first of
the week to resume his studies at
Bucknell College, Louisburg, Penn.
Mead Baldwin, who is student at
Colby College passed the week end at
the home of his parents on the Arson
side
The regular monthly meeting OF
Sterling Rebekah Lodge held We'd
nesday of last week was characterized
by a unique entertainment This
was the supper given by the "Pinks'
to the Greens" who won in the re-
cent contest. Each guest was pre-
scented with a menu tied with green
ribbon and the different articles were
concealed i'm riddles. The prize was
won by Mrs. b. X. Edwards and Miss
Amber Mills and was a large pump
kin. There were about one hundred
present After supper came the reg
ular business session followed by a
short musical and literary program.
Mrs. Sarah j. Weston returned the
last of the week from Union where
she has been for the past few weeks
the guest of her son and wife.
Sorosis will hold their regular
meeting, Monday, October 10th, at the
home of Mrs. Sara Glidden, Pine st.
Currents Events. Program in charge
of Mrs. Alice Dyer; roll call, topics
of the day; refreshments, Mrs. Annie
Small, Mrs. Alice Rand and Mrs. May
Hilton.
Miss Alice Withee has returned