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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26
Eames-Ames Reunion
9th, An. Grange Hall

East Nassalboro. Aug o5-(Spe-
c:al to kennobcc JournaD-The sixth
annual reunion of the Eames- -Amcs
family held Friday. August %, at the
Grange hall, East Nassalboro. proved
a very enthusiastic occasion.
There We're 30 present. coming from
various points in Maine Massachu-
setts, Rhode Island ana Washington
-. G.
This attendance was very largely
drawn from among the descendants
"t Robert Eames or .Ame<. Who came
from England in 1854 ana settled in
Woburn. Mass.
As originally made up. membership
II this organization was drawn from
me descendants Of Isaac i. Amcs.
who married Lydia Webb. and set
tied in SkoWhngan. He was sixth in
descent from the above Robert.
This organization has since been
broadened ana developed ana is
reaching out to all by the name Of
Amcs or Eames. and there were pres
cnt on this occasion, several whose
line Of lineage finds its connection
with the Wobllrn line prior TO 1854.
The following officers We're elected:
President, Isaac Amcs, Fairfield:
vice president, II. +. Homestead.
Skowhocan; secretary, Mrs. Lila
Coombs. East Nassalhoro: treasurer
Mrs. Olive Randall. East Greenwich.
{ L.;
The next annual meeting will be
held Aug. a3. 1928, at the Grange hall,
East NHssalboro.
The oldest present was Palona Ran
dan. aged 81, who came from Easton.
MaSs. by auto. Among those pres
cnt were: Mr.. ana Mrs. W. = Amos.
Gardiner; Mr.. ana Mrs. Luther Ames.
Rrockton. Mass; Mrs. Cora T.. Nye.
Skowhe@an; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f.
looler, Skowhegan; Mrs. LYDIA Pool
er. SkoWhegan; Mrs. Ella +. Laverty.
Auburn; Mrs. Fannie Cannon, Au-
burn: Mrs. Lila A. Mitchell. Skow-
heGan; Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Amos,
Dover -FnXCroft: Mr.. ana Mrs Frank
Dexter, Fairfield; Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Ames. Fairfield; Mrs. Dulcenia
Withee, North Nassalboro; Mrs. En-
ma l.. Packard, Augusta; Mrs. Edith
\. Cross, Waterville: Orison Cross,
Niaterville; Mr.. and Mrs. f. r Rich
rGsOn, SkowheGan; Mr.. and Mrs Il
I! Homestead, Skowhegan; Mrs. Kate
4. Hill, Skowhegan; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles r. Ames, Pttsfeld; Mrs Les
i" Brooks. rittsield; Mr.. and Mrs.
T. ]. Ames, Nassalboro; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Robinson, Vassa lboro
Raymond Robinson, Nassalboro; Dora
NJ. Robinson. Nassalboro; Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Randall, East Green
wich, +. l.; Mrs. Il. A. Coombs. East
Nassalboro; Winnifred Coomhs, East
Nassa lboro.
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RAIL GAS CAR
Continued from Page One)

water cooled, heavy duty type. 1t
develops about 20 horse power and
the car makes an average speed of
from 80 to 40 miles an hour. The
ward and three in reverse. 4 speed OF
as miles an hour has been attained
by a car of this type. The Service
Motor Truck Company is the builder
Of the engine, while The car body was
constructed hy the ] G. Brill Gem
pany OF Philadelphia.
One Of the features OF the car is
the quickncss with which it attains
its average speed, going from stop
to 80 miles an hour in 80 seconds.
/ The driving mechanism provides for
a four wheel driving truck under the
forward end Of the car, while a four
wheel idle truck is under the rear of
the ear. The gasoline consumption is
ono gallon for every six miles, and a
+ 80 gallon gasoline tank is located I'M
4 cor the car In addition to the Wcs-
tcrnhousc air brake. there is 4 hand
brake. and an electric horn gives
warning of the cars approach. The
indicators on the dashboard are SIM
/ liar to those on automobiles.
The now rail car is ~ feet, five.
! inches long over the bumpers, and is
! built to scat 80 passengers in addi-
tion 70 a space in the front for bag
gage, in which compartment there
are raise seats for eight additional
passengers. The baggage room has
clear space OF 10 square feet in ad-
dition TO space for light parcels
alongside Of and above the engine
hood. The width OF the body is
eight feet and six inches and the
height from rail to top Of roof is 10
feet ana SIX inches The entrance is
at the rear through standard type
of Ncstihuie and the luggage doors
in the forward compartment arc Of
the slide typc, AZ inches wide in the
clear. There is toilet compart-
mcnt in the car.
Electric lighting is provided by an
engine driven generator Of 500 watts
capacity, fitted with automatic cut
out and control. and the car is fitted
with storage batteries and 12-volt
lamps. In cold weather the car is
heated by a hot water system from
a heater located in tiro drivers com
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TubercuIin Test Week

Nobody wants COWS afflicted with
tuberculosis. NOl wants 10 drink
the milk from such cows. IF the
whole country wo'ild follow the eX-
ample of Essex County, New York,
the matter of eradication would be
simple. The courty was divided in
to districts and cterinarians repre-
J scnting the county. the state, and
the national Department OF Agricul-
ture were driven by volunteer farm
crs from place. to place. Within a
week and a day the county was de-
clarcd to be free from injection.
Nearly a thousand herds. numbering
more than five thousand cattle had
been tested. The -- : was done for
about half the usual cost. Pcrma-
ncnt watch will ! kept over the
county to prey t future trouble from
this source. Sine weeks" devoted
Ia some special civic object have be
come fashionable. WI not 500 that
Your county. If its dairy interests are
worth conserving. has tuberculin
test week ? Farm Life.
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Surprise for Miss Fisher

The home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Carl
Hartman of Highland avenue was
the scene of q very pretty occasion
when the Kings Messengers of Win
throp Center Sunday school gave
Miss Edna Fisher Il surprise party
in honor OF her approaching mar
riage to StIlman T. Bryant Of Leeds.
Mrs. Frank hammond ana Mrs. Carl
X. Hartman acted as hostcsscs.
Many useful gifts were received.
among which were linen, cut glass,
silver carthcn and aluminium ware,
also 4 Very beautiful picture from
the Sunday school class of which
Miss Fisher is n member.
The house was beautifully deco
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DRESDEN

The town schools will all open
Sept. II. Bridge Academy will also
commence at that time.
Middle Bridge store is advertised
for sale as the present owner has
daughter who Is critically i'll. This
climate does not agree with her SO
the father will be compelled to move
to a more suitable location.
Miss Adclaid Robert and little son,
are visiting Mrs. Samuel Crocker in
Pittston.
Mrs. William Patterson and two
sons OF Boston. Mass, have been re-
cent guests of Mrs. Emily Leeman.
Most of the summer people are
planning to return to their homes
Labor day
Work has begun on the new state
road.
Mrs. Cora Graham is caring for
Mrs. Calvin James at Richmond.
Little Hildreth Rittall recently nn-
derWcnt treatment for tonsils and
adonOidS
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WINTHROP

The Ladies Social Circle will meet
with Mrs. Oliver Hathaway next
Tuesday. August %. for an all-day
meeting. 4 picnic dinner Will be
served and each member is request
ed to bring dishes. Mrs. Ida Ste
vens is transportation committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred @. Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. MilIspaugh,
who have been passing several days
at the seashore, have returned home.
While away they visited at Pine
Point, Old Orchard and Otis Island.
returning home by the way Of Car
diner, where they attended the
Maine State Pathological meeting
held at the home OF Robert II. Gar
diner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 4. Wood
ward of Minneapolis, Mimi, were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. f.
Foster.
Miss Fern Goding Of Pennington,
who has been visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Cooling,
has returned home.
Miss Grace Getchell of somerville.
Mass. is the guest of Miss May
Nichols.
Mrs. Martha +. French has re-
turned from a visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Park Collins at Spring
field, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d Pettengill and
little son Richard of Deering are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pet
tcngill.
Miss Anna Smell Of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Ola Ingham has returned
home from visiting her daughter
Mrs. Roland Canton, at Lynn, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving +. Manchcs-
ter of Winsted, Conn, have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. IT, f. Foster.
Konnchec County Field Day, @. +.
s. will be held Aug. 81 at Island
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Olfone and
daughter of Auburn, who are at
their cottage on Lake Naranacook
entertained Miss Winnie Hccker
Miss Edith Prescott and Miss lila
Sturtevant of Auburn this week.
Winthrop Ycaton and two Young
sons. of Walpole. Mass. who have
been tho guests Of Mrs. Ruth Yeaton
have returned home.
Miss Winifrcd Reynolds of Somer-
Vile, Mass, who has been the guest
n r. onl NIr- r. A 4, a
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partmCnt. The interior of the car
is finished i'll cherry and the seats
are finely upholstered in leather.
Tine ear as ii came into the sta
ton Friday morning was in charge
of Conductor II. a. Bickford and was
operated by Robert Sturgeon. The
builders were represented by +. +.
stone of Wabash, Ind, G.. w. Miller
of Bangor. general eastern agent Of
the Maine Central Railroad, and
Joseph Eruoks, roadmastcr at Bruins
wick were aboard.
AT the Augusta station the men,
lcrs of the Public Utilities Commits
sion and a number of invited guests
from this city wcr" taken on, and
enjoyed short trip. long enough.
however. to demonstrate the case ard
-, d the car on the road. Among
those in the party We're Ir'thcrt w.
Tr:,Gtou and Albert Grccnlaw OF the
Public Utilities Commission. and
George +. Giddings. clerk OF the
Commission, Hon. and Mrs. George
f.. Macomhrr, Mrs. John +. Hill, DR..
Augustus Q. Thomas, state superin
tondcnt of schools. Hon. Willis T..
Swift. Raymond Swift. Walter NJ.
SAM urn. blaine owen. +. Il. Purin-
ton, r. Holmes and representatives
Of the press.
The car came from Brunswick
Friday morning. and left later in the
day for NatcrNillc where it will be
demonstrated. and Will so today to
Bangor. II it proves successful in its
months trial-and there iS every
reason to believe it Will-the Maine
Central Company may purchase
limo trims
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26
Davis-Stevens Family
Reunion at kent's Hill

Especial to k"nnebec JournaD
kents Hill, Me. Aug. 25.-The
reunion of the Davis and Stevens
Sanity was held at the home Of Rev.
and Mrs. b. Y. Davis at kents Hill,
Aug. 20 \ picnic dinner was en-
joyed by all and during the after
noon other refreshments were
served. Those present were Rev.
and Mrs. Il. w. Davis of kents Hill:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Creation and
family, George y. and Henry W, Of
Pennington, Me. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
G. Davis and family. Florence. Fran
els and Freda, of Turner: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ID. Smell and family. Merwin
and Merle. of kents Hill; Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Y. Dar ris and family. Hst.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26
CANNOT LIVE
WITHOUT Them
SCIENCE DISCOVERS THAT Wit.
AMlNES ARE ABSOLUTELY
ESSENTIAL 1O HEALTH
FRUIT JUICES A SOURCE OF
VITAMINES
"FRUlT-A- TIVES" the Wonderful
Fruit Medicine Is Rich in Health.
Giving Vitamines

Thousands of men and women are
falling off in health and vigor be-
cause the food they eat is lacking in
one element, without which they cam
not keep fit. This element is Vita
mine. Ordinary meats and fish do
not contain il. Milk is not rich in il.
Manufactured foods have the Vita
mines destroyed in the process of
manufacture. Some fruit juices are
rich in Nitamines. \ careful eXami-
nation of experiments conducted by
both British and American authori-
ties shows that Oranges contain an
abundance of both "R" and &C" Wit
HmincS and Apples contain a rela-
tivtly large amount uf these vital
substances.
Why is II that Fruit "A -tives"
gives such marvellous results in
overcoming Constipation. Impure
Flood, Starved Nerves and run
down system"
Because "Fruit-a- -tives" is true
fruit medicinc-the only medicine in
the world made from intensified
fruit juices. "Fruit ii -tives" is rich
IN the IL" and &C. Nitamines, de-
rived from the juices of oranges ana
apples.
To take Fruit "A tives" regularly.
is to supply the system with the Wit
amin"S Wh.ch are needed and which
are absolutely necessary to health.
soc box, 6 for $50, trial size CSC
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26
PITTSTON

X. \. fosSett and family motored
70 Belfast, sunday and returned hy
way Of bangor
me fossett brothers were called to
W hltefield, Wednesday, by the criti-
'al lIihcss OF their sister, Mrs. Ida G..
Bailey.
John b. Skohan of Whitcfcld was
business visitor in rittston. Thurs
day.
Richard Fossott and family Of New
ork arrived Wednesday for 4 visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Fossctt.
Jesse Crimmin is finishing the up-
Per part Of his now house.
Mrs. r. A. Fos=ott has hoon suf-
terinS the past week from bad case
of neuritis
MIS- Victoria Horn returned to her
home in Pittston, Thursday.
f.AS I-HarrY A. and T. Austin
Wheeler and Edward A. Hanly have
recently purchased the heating and
Plumbing business of Ralph Mairs Of
Hafdiner and will conduct the busi-
ness under the name of Wheeler
BROS. and Co. Mr.. Hanlv was for
many years 4 prosperous merchant Of
Boston and is now successful busi-
ness man Of this town and at the
piensent time is a candidate for Rep
fescntatlve to the Maine Legislature
and the company is fortunate in Sc
curing him as a member of the firm.
Norkmen have been engaged for
the past week in doing quite extern
sive repairs on the schoolhouse in
District No. 9.
r.. w. Moranc is building an addi-
ton to his blacksmith shop to make
room for new machinery.
Several from this village attended
Wednesday tho Catholic picnic at
North Whitefleld.
The Annual midsummer sale and
supper which was given Tuesday ev-
oning at the Methodist vestry was a
success both socially and financially.
about $40 being the net proceeds.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
on Wednesday afternoon August 80
at the home Of Mrs. f. II. Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dermott, who
have been passing three weeks al tho
home of NJ" and Mrs. f. T.. Scott.
returned Sunday TO their home in
EoXhurv. Mass
William Carlyle Of Glendale. Cali
fornia was visitor recently at the
homo Of Mr. and Mrs T. F. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. James Laurence and
family of pittst0n, Dorothy Morris.
and RAYMOND Choate of Hallowell,
Arthur Garter of Randolph and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Choato and family
we're Sunday visitors of Mrs Stella
Carter
Miss Marguerite Scott is tho guest
for week of friends at Southport.
=. 4. Hanlv has beon drawn to
serve as iuror for the September
torn Of court
Mrs. G. G. Cary and Miss Elizabeth
A. Call We're business visitors Thurs
day in Gardiner
Mr.. G.. +. Putnam. who was FOR
merlv Of this town. but who has lived
for several years in San Nateo. Cali
fornia. has heen visiting this week at
the homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Scott
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Mansir in
this village
j. II. koalv. Miss Louise Kea'v.
Charles Sckeehan and daughter. Ha-
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Mrs. Mary E. Watson Dies

The rcmHins of Mrs. Mary +. Watt
son. formerly of Biddrford, whose
body was taken to Biddeford from
Nashua. y. H., this week for burial
in Greenwood. Mrs. Mary Tucker
Watson was born in Kennebunk,
coming through paternal and mater
nal ancestry from some OF the oldest
and most DISTINGUISHED Maine fami-
lies. She was relative of Governor
pl.istcd Of Maine. and Nat Goodwin,
the famous actor, was her youngest
nnphcW.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26
Mrs. Hazard Gives Playground Ap-
paratus

Through the kindness and gener-
"sity of Mrs. Robert P. Hazard, who
nas presented the Highland Avenue
Grammar school with some modern
playground apparatus. the children
Of this school will be enabled to en-
10Y some pleasuratle and healthful
sports. The apparatus will be in
stalled at once and be ready for use
at the beginning of the fall term.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

Eel, and Elizabeth Carroll recently
motored to Belfast, where they were
guests of Rev. FIR. ]. f. Kealy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Palmer Of
Randolph were visitors Friday in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mansir were
guests Tuesday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Weber in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Allen and
family and Miss Mabel Hutchins of
Washington. p. G., and Mrs. Emma
Sturtevant Of Richmond were visitors
Wednesday Of Miss L. NJ. Crocker.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26
Band Concert

a band concert will proceed the
Republican Rally scheduled for next
Monday evening. The rally will be
held on the Common at eight o'clock.
Beside Senator Moses of New Hamp-
shire, Frank G. harrington. Senator
rom Kennebec county will address
,he meeting on local issues.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

YOUNGEST Bath Couple To Wed

Youngest couple to be married in
Bath for years are Iinwood Lawrence
Boardman. Il, and Gertrude Myrtle
Enes. 16, who were married Tuesday
forenoon at 10 in the alGcrmen's room.
Bath city hall. by City Clerk John w.
Gilmore in his cap; city as justice OF
the peace. The groom is son of
MIR. and Mrs. William Boardman and
the bride daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
John y. Rincs. All live in Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

brought me a bottle of Lydia +. Pink
f1m' Vegetable Compound | took
= regularly until all the hard pains
f7t lett me and was able to be up
mi 70 % my work again. The hard
llinr lett my side and feel splendid
y all WAYS | know of many women
has helped. - Mrs. G RICHARD
so' 1910 Orcas St. Seattle, Wash.
This is another case where Lydia
! PiNGham's Vegetable Compound
toaght results after trying
f'erything any one told me" had
flae1.
u rou arc suffering from pain, ner-
''.'1" a"d ~, liWavs tired II you
.s' 'y% su'l'rt ami good for MOTH
..2 te i4Na L. PinAham 8 NeSc-
able Conlound.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26
I.II(,HFIElU

Services in the churches, Sunday.
Aug. -. Special sermon by Rev.
Charlie A. Watkins. In the evening
at the Corner there will be an illus
tratcd lecture, THE Thrilling Tale Of
tho phlIippincs,"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26
ROCKLAND REPUBLICANS
DEFER NOMINATION

Roclland, Nc. Aug. 25.-Thc Rcpub-
lican caucus adjourned tonight without
naming candidatc for mayor. Act
ing Mayor Marshall NJ. pa"gett is the
Democratic nominee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

on my feet then l
had chills and
fever and such
pains IN my right
side and n hard
lump there l
could not turnmy-
self in bed and
could not sleep. |
was this way for
over two months.
trying everything
any one told me.
until nv sister
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leave Saturday on their return to
their home in New York.

There has been a special meeting
of the Ladies Aid of the Highland
Avenue NJ. E. church, called for this
Saturday afternoon at o'clock in
he vestry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26
WEST GARDINER
Harper-Hall


The marriage of Miss Viola Hail
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Spauding of Bangor and William G..
Harper. son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Harper of West Gardiner, occurred in
Bangor Wednesday evening, Aug. 16.
The young couple left THURSDAY morn
ing for an auto trip to ST. Johnsburv.
W., and on their return will reside in
Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert CIouch Of
Winthrop We're calling on relatives in
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fuller have re-
turned from Watcrvillc, whore 1hcv
nave been employed for several weeks.
Eugene Frost of Monmouth was in
town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Parkman Of Au-
gusta were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Lombard and LITTLE
daughter Of Arlington. Mass. arc stop
ping at the rinkham place for while
Mr. and Mrs. George Paul, Mrs. Raw
l'aul and son, George, were in town
Wednesday.
Miss Loucna Cannon is visiting
friends in Winthrop.
Schools in town will commence Sopt
il.
Mrs. Jessie May Moore and grand
daughter returned to Lawrence. Mass.
SUNDAY. after visiting relatives in
town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

Tho regular meeting of Gardiner
Grange will he held on Monday eve
ming at which the third and fourth
degrees will he worked. A large
attendance is asked for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

Mrs Alton Ware and children, Who
have recn guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs l. L. Ware. returned 10 her
homo in Massachusetts Friday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

MI and Mrs. Fred u. Dolof. who
rovc hcon visiting tho formers Faith
er, Z. NJ Doloff, Northern avenue,
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SUCH PAINS AS
lhISW0MANKAD
Two Months could not turn in Bed
LOAF. .Pinkham' sVcgetabicCo
7rc.ad Finally Restored Health

.''c Washington. - "lhaG drag
. pans first and could not stand
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Eamford leave
Saturday for = visit with friends at
thoir former home in Houlton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

Judge and Mrs. O. A. Narden Of
Boston and Stouchton. Mass. arc
guests ut tho home ot Mrs. A. T.
SChumanr. Main avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

Nss Holcn L. Small has returned
from "A visit with friends at La
mOtrr.
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Mrs. O, r. King and daughter,
Tu.y Of Pittston. wore calling Fri
dlN, on friends in Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

Thc Eastern Star KcnnehNc
County Field Dav Association will
he held NJ Island Park, Thursday,
AMcMst 2lst.
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County Commissioner Clinton
Gnodhue IF WatervIlle was calling
Friday, on friends here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

Mrs. Mabel McIntjre Of Dorchester
Nae9.. who is stopping AZ her cottage
~ Cedar Grove. was recent guest
NJ Mrs. w. r. Houlchan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. &. rs. Finley Of
Palermo, wcrc visitors Of Gardiner
lrlcnds Friday.
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WAS among tho business visitors in
the City Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

George Erann Of West Gardiner,
was calling Friday on Gardiner
frlcnis.
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Miss Audrey SpauldinC of Oakland
IS tho guest of Miss Bertha McCaus-
and. Winter street.
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IrtcrcstinClv low prices on meats
arc quoted by tho Randolph Meat
Market
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

Edwin Pulsfcr Of East Pittston
,7s among tho out -of-town visitors
IN the city. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

Norman Thavor Of Whiteficld was
among tho business visitors in Car
dIrcr. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

Ircnrv \. Davis. who has been
visiting friends at Tacoma, has re-
turned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-26

WclI n remember and consult the
Cash Market NJ todav If YOU pro-
,tio for tho family-Adv.
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was among tho business visitors in
the city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. R. Finley Of
T1lermo, wcrc visitors Of Gardiner
irlonds Friday.
County Commissioner Clinton
Goodhue Of WaterviIle was calling
Friday, on friends here.
Mrs. o. r. King and daughter,
LuDr Of Pittston, wore calling Fri
d1y, on friends in Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Famford leave
saturday for visit with friends at
'hoir former home in Houton.
N=s Iic)cn L. Small has returned
from a visit with friends at La
mo,ro.
George Erann Of West Gardiner,
was calling Friday on Gardiner
fucnis.
ITcnrv A. Davis. who has been
visiting friends at Tacoma, has re-
turned.
Norman Thayer of Whitefcld was
among thn business visitors in Car
dIrcr, Friday,
Edwin Pulsfer Of East Pttston
vas among tho out -oftown visitors
IN the city. Friday.
Wcl' n remember and consult the
Cash Market NJ todav If YOU pro-
,iic for the famlY-Adv.
Trtcrcstinclv low prices on meats
aro quoted by tho Randolph Meat
Market.
Miss Audrey SpauldinC of Oakland
is tho guest of Miss Bertha McCaus-
iarI, Winter street.