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The St. Mary banner., 1922-02-25

.rraDAY. FEB 25 1872
NJ. l. o,,s.os :, cans and Baton Rouge
3. % 1ss1 % business
| =. ,;,b regret tia. Mr.. Dayic ' {
FsdCe !. .ssrjously eric i'll. We hope ms ms
s''ssis ss,ii'ioa . vii soon 'h''ss '0' ''''
ktef.
IN ~ attend the mass meet
pes' = ,ss s'' .sspayers a. Of the s,a Parish sanr'
y. aa .ss.sIse q '1s si so'clock at the court
bsus.
v,,,n, 4. Kramer, Misses
W. Tr,n gamer and Mary Bennett
yaaissa yaIs.a htsDf' he fP'srkerson.H .Hsney, wed
ss'SspB 70 4 Baton 10 Rouge last Tuesday
:. v.,,,,,e Wilcox OF El Dorado
y y ss',',iI s,s,,,sd here wednesday, hay. s'.
~. ...a n,'.Hsd allied 70 the bedside OF his
3 ss!,ss,l = sr. Dsyid Wilcox who Is
rsuil, Ill
| =. po,iee Jurv will hold its reg
| j. = monthly session next "e0nes-
! NJ
Var i the time to have your au-
! s,sls " 1r.Dsinted. c. S. Brenn'
i. numerous friends of Mr.. Will
: 4 IreEerall, ST., will learn with
~ that he has been sick this
! Il We hope to see him out again
NJ.
~ the Nardi Gras celebration in
" orleans the Southern Pacific
ssrsi viii sell for the occasion
"a tip tickets at the rate of one
4 ne-hslf fare, final return limit
IrA M.
Ont isil 10 attend the Mardi !
n bsll uex. Tuesday uight at the
In, Il Columbus Hall The
ili,as ball will be in the evening
a Ito I .. m. Prizes will be
ia Il The best costumes at both
Dvu,g Sheriff Msrtel 10 identifying
hsst thosse square By having flow
nlsuled 10 shs front and near the
ha@ The square Is already
n, sdonsd With palms and other
mlbnbs. The blooming flowers
~ hsug and richness TO the
h william Blumberg has decided
tMn IRON Franklin TO Los Aa-
kM, md has REQ uested US to
6nhg pslfons that such OF those
nm lsslfs 70 have glasses fitted
tAalaIipe, thst be will take his
- nles 10 psrforming each SER
IN k1eisIon snd skill.
n Nm entitled Every Soul"
MI Book Town." which were
Mihe Opefs House Thurs.
y ~ Sisters Of St. Joho's
lhyss : tremendous success
~ fhs Students Who par.
= sasse plays are f. be con.
~ spon .he cles-rpess With
el.efntpsrss we're enacted
9 eouoe wss packed to its
go 81 we're unanimous in
~ q the program rendered.
sssm Mayer died last Sun
saM Orleans at the age Of
We was q native of
~ y 9. i sister Of Judge Isaac
~ city. She resided here
y tafee years when sheI
~. g sympathy TO the be-
~ non I Tie New Orleans
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~ sesc % years, which han.
-. slty 90 February l7th.
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n ssious sious to her death in
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y assas aod Other rels.
ss'sods Ito sympa.
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The St. Mary banner., 1922-02-25

LOST-Qne Parrot. Finder will be
rewarded If returned to DR.. Paul W.
Trowbr idge. Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-02-25
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Tne members OF the Sidney Ian
ier Literary Society answered tha
roll call Monday with a quotatioI.
from some standard author. Some
good thoughts We're CLEANED as d
result
The St. Mary banner., 1922-02-25
TWO DAYS Tuesday and Wednes
day, and Feb. 18th and March 1st
Cecil B. DeMille's production
'Affairs Of Anatol''
A Paramount Picture.

Remember the dash and beauty you've always found
in the gorgeous pictures of Cecil B. DeMille With the
following peerless cast of popular players Wallace Reid
Gloria Swanson, Elliot Dexter Bebe Daniels Monte Blue
Wanda aWley Theodore Roberts. Agnes Ayres, Theo-
dore Koslof, Polly Moran Raymond Hatton Julia Fave.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-02-25
Mass Meet;ng!

There will be a Mass Meet
ing Of all st, Mary Parish
taxpayers at the Court House
in Franklin, on
Saturday, Feb. IS,
at 3 p. m, to discuss ways
and lneans of reducing Local
and State taxes.
This is Of vital interest to
YOU. Don't fail to attend.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-02-25

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s0''es VIII Do ri,sn
'aI.s Church.
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The St. Mary banner., 1922-02-25

Dvuig Sheriff Msrtel ls identifying
|hasthoss square By having flow
nlauled 10 ths front and near the
as The square Is already
~ aduned With palms and other
.HlIssba. The blooming flowers
~ hsusy and richness TO the
The herald., 1922-09-28
CHARTER OF THE CHIPIEy Corro>
COMPANY, INC

united States of America. State NJ
LOUISIANA, Parish of Orleans, Be IL KNOW
snat on this 10th day of the month Of
august. in the year of our Lord ono ,horo Vi
and, nine hundred and twentvtUn 1Ioons
S Snu Oh the Independence of the TTnited
states or America, the one hundred ond
Io or'yoseventh, before me. w. Morgan Cur
and oro niUsagy public duly commissioned
inn u qua1ned, IN and for the Parish of Or
.ans, state OF Louisiana, therein residing
anu In the presence of the witnesses her.
dnaIter namd and Undersigned. personaiiv
whose anu appeared the several persons
VIZ nahes are hereuntO subscribed
mho declared that, avaiIing Themselves of
me IdWs OF this state relative 10 the ~
en- ia aa OF corporations, particularIv 70
aer.eS Oh 1914 they have covenanted and
naht, agree form and constitnta tboue
S Senes; as Well as such persons ne ma
nereafter Join or become associated ,';.Si
in law INTO TO- corporation or body polite
under the agreements and stiDn1S.. ana
ter, to-wit: 40 'neir char-
ARTICLE THE name and t;tro y, .h
nO,poratlon snail be Chipley Cotton Con-
pdny, Inc, and under its cornorata norno
ana "ai iehJoy succession for the full term
ana period Of ninety nine wears frnr, 'eri1 err.
AFTER the date hereof, and SHAH bona a .n
Po"er ana authority to contract sy,a GA
pe sueu; TO accept and receive mort9oons
and SIS OF other hypothecations: to make
re-, use corporate seal and the same to
nreaK and alter at pleasure; to pnrnbase
anS tease, hold or otherwise aconire
ana an TO sell, ALLEVIATE and convey as well
a a nor,tgage and hypothecate under its
sonoT , name property both real. per
sonaI and mixed; to borrow Money ia
n ne ana issue bonds and other evidence
Oh debt and to secure the same nv n,nrt
LA ana otherwise; to subscribe to and
1uire boId IN IN other corporations; to ac-
taI s,a nTiu ana Reissue shares of it's cant |
al STOCK; to carry out all of the ohiactO
in9 purposes hereinafter set ont. namo |
iga appoint such managers and directors
ana agents as the interest and
lure; and to make and establish as we'll
Is after and amend at pleasure. such nv
avs, rules and regulations for the man.
cement and regulation Of the affairs Of
The herald., 1922-09-28
CHARTER OF
JAMES p. WILLIAMS, INCORPORATED

United States Of America, State of Lou
isiana, Parish of Orleans, City of New
Orleans. Be 1t Known, that on this the
18th day of the month of August, in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and twenty-five, before me, Albert
David Henriques, Jr, a Notary Public
in and for the Parish of Orleans. afore-
said, duly commissioned, sworn and quail
flied. and in the presence of the witnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned, per-
sonally came and appeared the several
persons whose names are hereunto SUBJ
scribed, all of the full age of majority
and residents Of the city of New Orleans
who declared that, awaiting themselves |
of the provisions of the laws or this State, |
In such cases made and provided, relative |
to the organization Of corporations, and |
The herald., 1922-09-28
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ruin Ti,n the laws ., q ,Dss Isl
directors may NJ Be i at sS.Is
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Louisiana e g City Of NJ az
III nFst hereinabovsa0 me tsy &vt
com ca I pstoI Theodore RR5iit,S
unto UNI subscriSSsi5i A ,ss Ss,Et
d d,n, notary, and ' ne ,,ss {
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was $ this day d amy CottOi
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CHARTER

the corporation as may he ucc.ss,-,.
proper and convenient; and generally fo
90 all such acts and things as tr,di.,,
corporations are authorized to do ,,n, :
the laws of the state of Louisiana
The herald., 1922-09-28

snip, through death, resignation. diSQual
| lhcation or any other cause the remaininl
directors, by the affirmative vote of A ma
jority Of the board Of directors, may cleo
a successor to hold office for the unex
PRED term Of such director, whose plac,
shall be vacant. until the election of
successor. Any officer or employe. elected
or appointed by the board of directors
may be removed at any time by a vote OF
the majority OF the whole of the stock.
holders.
The board of directors may, at its dis.
crl ion, by affirmative vote of a majority
OF the entire board of directors, appoint
from the board of directors an executive
committee Of not less than three, of which
the majority shall constitute a quorum
and such committee may have or exercise
such powers as may be conferred on them
by the stockholders.
The board shall elect from its number
president, one or more vice presidents
and secretary and treasurer of the CO.
porat1on, but the latter two Offices NAV
be combined In one person, and may be
hlled by a non-director, or a non stock
holder.
Any director. unable for any reason to
act or be present at a meeting. may give
his proxy to any other director to act in
his place and stead.
The board of directors shall have. and
at all times exercise, the whole corporate
power when ratified by majority Of the
stockholders), including the power to
lease, SELL, mortgage or convey any part
Of the operating plant of the corporation,
or the real property upon which it is sit
1ated, either in whole or in part; to trans
fer the assets of the corporation as
whole and to merge the said corporation
With any other corporation, directly or
indirectly and to receive in payment of
my such lease, sale, mortgage, transfer.
'r merger, the full paid certificates of
,tock Of any such corporation. and to
distribute said fully paid certificates of
took to the stockholders of this corpora
ion in the proportion of their holdings
erein at the time of the consummation
T such transaction to issue shares of |
took up to the amount to which. under |
his charter, the stock may be increased. |
rovided the total proposed increase shall |
e read at one meeting and laid over for |
ction at the next meeting of the board |
directors before it is adopted; and, on
The herald., 1922-09-28

| rro.5 h",hers 10 be held on the third
tuesday, In January Of each wear . mn
| 'oritv or the board ~ directors sboiI onr
| Sutnte quorum for the Transaction %
nnan,S unless the bylaws Of this cor
tor "'ioh, ADOPTED nv the board Of direc
TOTS snail provide for n lesser numhnr
NntIce or such meeting and of all other
stockholders meetings shall no O. a;.o o'ht Ct
me manner prescribed by law. and When
mot so prescribed. then written notice 90
. .acn meetings shall he addressed 70 each
reSi5an U.oer az his last known place Of
sssluence and deposited in the most of
9 &c. at least Fifteen 05) DAYS before tbe
cate or said meeting postopa nrorois
Ia n-iaws or the corporation NAV pro-
''ue ior any additional form of notice.
nora. an such elections and at all cor
porate meetings. holders of common stool
nI thls corporation alone shall be entitIoS
10 vote except as hereinabove nrovidod
IN, every such stakeholder shall no on
r, ,,eu 20 one vote for each share of com
ms ms name on the books Of this corno-a ~
shall elect VI 'u'n votes cast
Inc books for the transfer OF tho stool,
d Iny ne closed for such periods before and
holdings Of meetings of stoctbnis anu llF
10 exceed thirty (3O) days at any ono t,, mo'
as the board Of directors NAV from tin,o
sb,, Ii'ne determine and the corporation
DOCKS during such period. '"e
ANY vacancy occurring amonc a.. =,
rec.ors or this corporation by Ja,fb
RESIGNATION or otherwise shall he fIlad D., |
sIectlon Tor the unexpired term bv Tho "a
naming directors W the re-
"A failure TO elect directors n, A..
aDove specified shall not dissolve tbo n nau
poaa'ion' nor impair it's corporate eyist
~ or MANAGEMENT but the directors
men In Office shall remain in offina ~.
.heIr successors shall have been dmI,
elected and qualified. en ouiy
Inc board Of directors at tie 6rs. WA.
ns snail organize and elect officers 90 =.
rai eIect from among their numbar q
ii.ssueht ana may elect one or No. |
hi resldents The board of directors
.ar, also elect at said meeting a secra'
az ana treasurer, or one person 70 act
No uoun capacities. either Of whom NAV or
,oard ~ % 9e member Of said board The
1oaru OF directors may also eIect from, &c
MEMBERS a chairman Of the hoard IT'S
- Inc ne board Of directors may. from time
,nlcers Including one or more v III
residents not members of the boo-d e
lirectorsl or agents as it may deem necas-
as Ior ihe purposes and business of this
oorporatlon. and the powers and duties
u very oHicer, agent and employees shall
y hAed and defined by the board nj al;
ect0rs and all Of such officers. agents ana
npioyees shall hold office and emnlov-
Ient at the pleasure Of the board. OF di-
Inc board of directors NAV make and {
staDnsh as well as alter and amend ali
ucn Dy-laws, rules and regulations. not
lsonsistent herewith, necessary and pro- I
CT III It's judgment for the conduct and a
Ellsworth American., 1922-12-20

he was carrying, and for little
time he was unable to move Percy
Squirting came to his assistance, and
together they managed to reach the
shore and the injured man was car
ried aboard the boat.
Once again, with replenished
supply of gas, they started for Swans
Island, but before long it was seen
that Seth was seriously injured, and
that he was suffering, so the party
decided to land again and seek
doctor. Landing where, as they sup
posed, another light shone, parti-
ally carrying Mr.. Stockbridge, the
party reached the house, and found
that it was the same one whence they
had recently departed. When they
made known their predicament, they
were invited into the house and first
aid was rendered to the injured man.
There being no telephone at the
house, Sherman Joyce harnessed
horse and drove to the nearest tele-
phone, where he telephoned, one
after the other. to every doctor he
could learn of in Ellsworth and ad-
jacent villages, but without avail.
One doctor said to bring the man to
the hospital and they would take care
of him; another, and yet another,
and others asserted that he was ex-
pecting a confinement case and could
not leave. Deciding that severe
epidemic of maternity cases had sud-
denly descended on the shores of
Bluehill bay, Sherman returned to
the team and drove fifteen miles to
Surry and back, and there he could
secure no doctor, but did, after much
argument, secure another supply of
gasoline. Having spent most all the
hours of darkness in vainly trying to
secure the services of doctor, he re-
turned whence he had set out, and
the party made the best Of it.
1t was now Saturday morning, and
after nice breakfast provided by
their chance but hospitable host and
hostess, they again embarked and
eventually arrived in Mackerel Cove,
where, landing near the doctors
house. the injured man was given
suitable attention and the broken
ribs strapped and other injuries
treated. Mr.. Stockbridge was then
taken home, and although he will be
unable to work for some time, will
make complete recovery They went
after lumber; they got it; they
brought it home. but next time, per-
haps, they will start early in the
morning and make the round trip by
daylight.
Dec. a. G.
Ellsworth American., 1922-12-20

ated in said Ellsworth and more fully
described in said petition.
Charlotte Pendleton, late of Cincin-
natl Ohio. deceased. Petition flied by
Elliott H.. Pendleton, executor of the
last will and testament of said de-
ceased, that the amount of the inher-
itance tax on the estate of said de-
ceased be determined by the judge of
probate.
Mary L. Kendall, late of Cam
bridge, Massachusetts, deceased. Pc
tition filed by Francis H. Kendall, ex-
ecutor of the last will and testament
OF said deceased, that the amount of
the inheritance tax on the estate Of
said deceased be determined by the
judge of probate.
Cornelia L. Carr, late of Cambridge,
filed by Isabella Carr Thompson and
Russell Carr. praying that the ap-
pointment of said petitioners named
as trustees in the last will anu testa-
ment of said deceased, be confirmed
by said court.
Henry Wilbert Cunningham, late OF
Biuehill, in said county. deceased.
First and final account of Thurston
s. Cunningham, executor, filed for
settlement
Jane A. Harris, late of New York,
state of New York. deceased. Petit
tion filed by George Harris, jr, execu-
tor of the last will and testament of
said deceased. that the amount of the
Inheritance tax on the estate of said
uSSedSeu De ueteTHllHeu py the Judge
of probate.
Arthur e. Partridge. late of Bar
Harbor, in said county, deceased. A
certain instrument purporting to be
the last will and testament of said
deceased. together with petition for
probate thereof presented by the
Bar Harbor Banking and Trust Com
pany, executor of the will of Alma p,
Partridge, widow of said Arthur E.
Partridge.
Christie A. Nevers. late of Bar Har-
Dor, in said county, deceased. GER
tain instrument purporting to be the
last will and testament of said de-
ceased. together with petition for
probate thereof and for the appoint
ment of the executor without giving
bond, presented by George c. Mckay
the executor therein named.
Violet A. Grindle, late OF Bluehill,
in said county deceased. certain
instrument purporting to be the last
Will and testament of said deceased,
together with petition for probate
thereof and for the appointment of
the executor without giving bond
presented by Nathan F. Twinfng, the
executor therein named.
Witness, Bertrand e. Clark, Judge
of said court at Ellsworth this twelfth
| day of December in the year Of
| our Lord one thousand nine hundred
| and twenty-five.
ROBERT P. KING, Register.
| Attest: ROBERT P. KING,
Register.
Ellsworth American., 1922-12-20
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas Elmer l. Fiske, late of
Bluehill Hancock county, Maine, de-
ceased in his lifetime by his mortgage
deed dated the fifteenth day of July,
A. d. 1922, and reported in the regis
try of deeds for said County of Han
cock. in book $50. page Al. conveyed
to me, the undersigned, certain real
estate situated in said County of Han
cock and State of Maine and described
as follows: All my real estate and all
my right. title and interest in and to
all real estate situated in the County
of Hancock and State of Maine. title to
which is now vested in me. either un-
der recorded or unrecorded deeds, or
to which l may be entitled in any
way either at law or in equity, how
ever the same may be described. This
conveyance is made however subject
to a certain mortgage to the Liberty
National bank as shown by the Han
cock county registry of deeds. Also
all mill machinery of every kind and
description in my mill at Bluehill in
said county, together with all the logs
and lumber and all other personal
property of every kind and description
owned by me at this date, subject
however to the above referred to mort
gage to the Liberty National bank;
and whereas the condition OF said
mortgage has been broken. now. there
fore, by reason of the breach of con-
dition thereof claim a foreclosure OF
said mortgage and give this notice for
that purpose. -
A. c. HAGERTHY.
BY r f. Mason. his attorney.
Ellsworth. Me-. December IS, 1922.
Ellsworth American., 1922-12-20
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners for the County of
Hancock.
Respectfully represent the under
signed, the municipal officers of the
town of Hancock, in said County of
Hancock, to wit: The selectmen of
said town. that the true boundaries of
portion of certain highway situ-
ated within said town of Hancock, ly-
ing between the point where the
Maine Central railroad tracks cross the
county road near Waukeag station to
the Sullivan river. so called, are
doubtful. uncertain. or lost; that said
highway was duly and legally located.
as appears by the record thereof in the
clerks Office of your honorable court.
Whereof said municipal officers pray
that the county commissioners of Han
cock county, after such notice on this
petition as is required for the location
of new ways, will proceed to hear the
parties. examine that portion of said
highway, locate. define and mark its
limits with durable monuments. and
do such other acts as may be necessary
to fix and establish it's boundary.
Dated at Hancock this twenty first
day of November, A. D. 1922.
IVORY H. FOSS.
EVERARD w. GRANT,
WALLACE f. FOSS,
Selectmen of Hancock.
Ellsworth American., 1922-12-20
ElucIiil.
Linwood Perkins is employed il


Linwood Perkins is employed in
Bristol, Conn.
Mrs. May Pillsbury and daughter
Marvel have gone to Woodland for
the winter.
Percy Moore and wife have moved
into the F. P. Merrill house.
Among the students who have ar
rived for the holidays are Wallace
Perkins, U. of M; Albert and Arthur
Snow, Colby; Bertha Hinckley,
Gladys and Berentha Leach, Castine
normal school.
Schools closed, Dec. Is. Pupils of
the primary school perfect in at
tendance are: Maxine Burton,
Jerold Hinckley, Clarence Howard,
Mayne and Phronia Johnson, Arlene
Marshall, Frank Mason, jr., Mar
garet Mcintyre, Abby Mello, Aurelia
Pert, Phyllis Robertson, Elaine
Saunders and Wendell Woodward.
Christmas concerts will be held at
both village churches Saturday eve
ming, Dec. 20, followed by the Christ
mas trees for the little folks. Fol-
lowing the custom of several years,
carols will be sung on Christmas
night before the houses of the shut
ins" and around the community
tree in the square. A community
concert will be held after the sing
ing, at the town. hall, with exercises
by the schools, followed by the NOV
ing picture, Treasure Island" The
picture will be donated by the Blue
hill Moving Picture association. and
will make an attractive feature of the
program. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Funeral services of Harvey M.
Curtis, who died last week at Man
chester, N. H., were held at the
Congregational church, December
13, DR.. j. J. Martin of Bangor Of
ficiating. Mr. Curtis was thirty nine
years of age, and native of Surry,
the family moving to Bluehill in his
early youth. He was in business
here for many years as carriage
painter, and was extremely popular
for his warm-hearted, generous
nature and sterling integrity. He
leaves widow and son, of Man.
chester; also the mother, Mrs. Cora
Curtis, and two sisters, Mary and
Roxie, of Maiden, Mass.