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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1922-05-02
Tuesday. Nav 8, 1922,

~ II ,'lb % tlbth ~ VI.
All that lot of ground situate on the
south side Of West street, Annapolis.
Maryland. with frontage thereon of 60
feet and uniform depth of 10 feet: I'M
proved 10y a tw0-stOry frame warehouse.
Being the same property which was con
veycd to the said Kobb Combs 10y RAY
m0ud l.. Moss by decd dated January -.
1919. recorded among the aforesaid land
Records In Liber W. y. W. No. g. folio. 4l9.
This is portion of the property on
which the said Robb Combs recently con
ducted the coal and wood business and is
Il very desirable property, especially for
business purposes.
TERMS OF SALE:--Cash on ratification
of the sale by the Court. deposit of
$3.50 Will he required of the purchaser or
purchasers on the day of sale.
For further particulars. apply to
WINSON G. GoTT,
Attorney named in mortgage.
JOHN G. SCHILpP.
CHARLES +. LEE,
Trustees.
WILLIAM II. MOSS,
AuctiOneer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1922-05-02
Tuesday, May 9, 1922,
AZ eleven o'clock A. N

AT elcNcn o CLOCK a. N.
All that lot Of ground situate on the
northwest side of Thompson street. Anna
polls. Maryland. designated as No. II of
Block ~" OF Melvins Plan of Murray
Hill. fled among the aforesaid Land Rec
0rds in Liher q. VI. No. ]. folio II. with 4
frontage thereon of % feet ana a uniform
depth of 40 feet. improved by new
frame and stucco dwelling, containing six
rooms and bath Being part ef the prop
erty conveyed 20 the said RObb Combs by
Eva Murray et al. by deed dated August Q.
1929. recorded among the aforesaid Land
Records in Liber w. y. W. No. H. folio
$50.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash on ratification
Of the sale by the Court. a deposit Of
500 Will be required of the purchaser or
purchasers Oh the day Of sale. IL the pur-
chaEer or purchasers desire any money.
arrarg geinelts can he made to Let at least
= part of the present mortgage remain on
the property.
For further particulars. apply to
wINs6N q. GoTT.
Attorney named In mortgage
JOIN G. SCHILPP,
CHARLES +. LEE,
Tr1steeS.
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY
situate on the south side Of West street
Annapolis. Maryland.

Undcr ana by virtue of = power II sale
contained in 4 mortgage FROM kooo
Combs aud wife. dated tine 18th day 81
January. 1921. recorded among the Land
Records of Anne Arundel county In liorr
". y. w. Ne. =, folio 1877. and In pursu-
ance Of an order Of the Circuit Conrt Tor
Anne Arundel county. in Equity. passei
on the 10Th day Of April 1922. in the Nat
ter of the Trust Estate Of ltobb Combs
No AG45 Equity. we will offer at puhllc
sale at the CauFt House door, Annapolis
MarNln nj
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY
situate on the South Side of West street,
Annapolis. Maryland.

Under ana by virtue Of a power of sale
contained In mortgage from Robh
lCombs and wife. dated the 29th dav of
JAM nry. 1919. recorded among the Land
Records of Anne Arundel county in Liber
w " w No. o. folio 120. and in pursu-
ance of an order of the Circuit Court for
on the 10th day of April, 1922. in the Mat
ter Of the Trust Estate Of Robb Combs.
No. 1915 Equity we VIII offer at puDlic
sale nj the Court House door. Annapolis.
Mgrylauu, on
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1922-05-02
Tuesday, May Q, 1922,
At eleven o'clock A q.

At eleven o'clock A II.
all that lot OF grou.su pn rne sotfrn side Of
West street. Annapolis. Nd. which WAS
conveyed to Robb Combs b. Sarah II
IIartshorne and husband by deed dated
the 10Th day Of September. 1872. being a
portion Of Lot No. .. ia the division Of the
property Of James Murray and laid down
ON plat accompanying the aforesaid deed
TO the said RObb Combs, full title Ia which
will appear in Equity proceedings No. 900,
Old Series. Murray vs.. Murray. This lot
is part Of the property where the said
RobD Combs lately conducted the coal
business and lies in the rear of and adja-
cent To the lot fronting on West street.
TERMS iOF SALE Cash on ratification
Of safe. & deposit OF 500 will he required
of the purchaser on day Of sale.
JAMES VI. MTNR0E.
Attorney named in Mortgage.
CHARLES r. LEE.
JOHN q. SCHFLpp,
Trustees
j. ROLAND BRADY,
AuctiOneer.
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PUBLIC SALE
-OE-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
situntc on the Northwest side of
TnDmvson St annapoIis Nd.

Under and by virtue OF power Of sale
contained in mortgage from Robb
Combs and wife. dated the 9th day Of Sep
tember 1920, recorded among the Land
Records of Anne Arundel county in Liber
W. y. ". No. IL. folio 39}, ana in pursu-
ance of an order of the Circuit Court for
Anre Arundel county. in Equity passed
on the 10tb day of April 1922. in the Mat
ter of the Trust Estate of Robb Combs.
No. 46ij Equity. we will cirer AZ public
sale at the Court House door, Annapolis.
Maryland, on
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1922-05-02
Tuesday, May 8, 1922,

At eleven O'Clock \. NJ,
all that lot Of ground on the north side oi
Southgatc avenuc. Murray Iiilt, Annapolis
which was conveyed TO Io5b combs by
Eugene iglehart by decd dated 20th Janu
airy, 1J2U, laid down on the plat fled with
said deed and recorded in Land Records
If said county IN Liber ". y. IS. No. --
fpiio -. and In said deed fully described
Said lo' fronts 80 feet on Southgate ave
2ue and mas a uniform depth from the
curb line Of said avenue Of 1l0.gJ feet AND
is composed cf Lots - and % Of Block y
Of Meiyins Plan Of Murray Hill
The Saia lot is Improved by large, new
comlnodioUs dwelling house, with all mod
ern improvements ana conyenieuces. Per
SONS desiring t. inspect the property will
please apply TO the Undersigned.
TERMS or SALE Cash on ratification
Of ss:ie. 4 deposit of 500 will be required
Of the purchaser On the day 0f sale Ar
engagements may be made by responsible
purchaser to secure - per cent. OF the
purchase money o. FIRST mortgage Of the
property.
JAMES NJ MUNROE.
ATTORNEY named n Mortgage.
CHARLES l.. LEE,
JOHN .. SCHILpP,
Trustees
J. ROLAND BRADY,
Auctioneer.
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SALE
or VALUABLE
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
WEST STREET
J. ROLAND BRADY,
Aucti0neer.

Under and by virtue of the power of sale
contained i'm mortagc from Robb Combs
and wife, dated the Sth day Of October.
1912. and ree01fied in the Land Records Of
Anne Arundel county In Llber g. w. No.
~. folio 40. &c.. AMI ia pursuance Of an
order OF the Circuit Court for said county.
in Equity. parsed on the 18th day of April.
1922 in the mnttcr of the trust estate Of
Rebb Combs, No. 4GiJ Equity. wc VIII Of
fer Ut public safe at the coG=s House door.
AnnaEOlig. Nd. on
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Tnder ard by virtue Of the power OF sale
contained ia a meFtgaEe from the NlIv'S
IlSNhonSe Inc. dated April 70. 1921, and
rerGr,led among the Land Records of Anne
Arun3e, County ia Iihcr ". y. ". No. '-'.
folio i51 The Undersigned ms the Assignee
giso July recorded among said Land Rec
or,Is. win offer for sale by public auc'l"n
II fhe Cour; House door in the City Of
ADnvnolis Maryland, on
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PROPOSAL
~. Ii. MOSS Auctioneer
ATTORNEYS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ ExSTPORT
II ENSTPORT

At the request Of the owner and by vir-
tue Of n power of sale in a mortgage from
o. C. Sunderland. dated the 22nd day Of
September. 1917, and recorded among the
Land Records in Liner G.. w No. 13l. folio
.;I3. the undersigned. attorney named in
said mortgage. will offer ut public sale NJ
The Cnurf IInnse door. In Annannlis ON
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1922-05-02
Tuesday, May g, 1927

At eleven 1rlork % -+'
al the undivided orc-fo-rth i9..f'''
RoI.b Combs iu ail tha' tract ~ IN.
ate on the north side ~ ihr N''' a.
known ss pendounis Nniai a..i. p.
mer hone NJ the late t I.IGhM
of Anne Arundel coua'}. l'H'
DruupTfy IS duly recorded lh 't' a..
the clerk 0f the circuit '''H ID
Arundel County and IT, meni""t9
s9rjl,ed IA decd thereof io 'A"''
100 V'iueau &. Gott. James j. N't.
Eohb Combs from MarF j. E.i'.. ............
dated the Zlst If April 1890. aha .A
lin tbo Land Records of An'r
coupfv. I'm which said deed thr t',..-s
described br mctcs and b"dN"f' t.....-.
and distances. as containing "!f ..
sixty and onc-haf f1Col-i ''i i.,i-.t
more or less. The prorerii j. rD.
aHnnted - development for .uo' ''a ,'....,.
dences. convenient 20 thr t!'5 '' T.
us ana short IAue Kai'i'''t. .'-.,er.
Severn River Bridg' lands %" IT, IL.
TERMS or SALE fash on i-.. ...,@.-.
az sale 4 deposit II 800 "hi ~
~ ,he nurchascr on day oi .ti' II d
For further particulars ca4'i'
undersigned. go.
CHARLES T. I'm 80,
J0UN S 50 IilLIi'
Trustees.
JAMES II. MrNE'.-
A,toraey fer Trustee
r ROLAND BRADY.
AucfiOncer.
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PROPOSALS

April - ',---.l
Bids will be received ~ ~ Ha, 81
unfII T. o'clock EooD. ho'',G hoIi,,s from d.
for removing the siFot' 49, io tit 6u
Of the streets. lanes anu ming S, yea- io-
II 9rre anu@ w. The right is rCs..,'rIl r,.'al ifor
;eet at' any and all bids. For i,Iy INV 10
TJsstiog ~ and specifications. api.2 2-,vT
", ~ IL, 'C;oammissioiii' q
nc
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when it comes to payih5 seems
indemnity. Germany's cuTreHe Manila
In consist mostly OF renaIA''
Bulletin.
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Eurntitg Gapttal
rzxk Established 1854.
.gE AND MARYLAND GAZETTE
e Established 172T.
Y~y~ NAPOLIS. MD.

Published Daily Except Sunday by
THE CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
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SALE
or VALUABLE
RESIDENCE AT MURRAY
HILL

Under ard by virtue of the power Of sale
contained in a mortgage from Robb
Combs ard wife. dated the 9th day of
January. 1920 and recorded in Land Rec
Ords of anne Arundel county in Iiber
w. X. W. No Z. folio. lSJ. g.. and In pur-
sIaace of az order Of the Circuit Court
for said county, ia Equity, passed on the
10th day If April. I9.2. Ia the matter Of
the Trust Estate Of Rohb Coihbs, No. 4Glj
Equity we viii offer at public sale AT the
Court House door Annanolis. Md. Oh
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THE EYENING CAPITAL

T. THE EVENING CAPITAL
T. on sale at the following places:
f.eorga " ZONES 1914 Main Street
tVtiiistn SchuItze e..34 West Street
T.aarge I Davis......T4 Maryland Ave.
f'has a. Feldmeyer. SO Maryland Ave
s'IlLebIrd CONNECTION cry King George ~.
William Baker. West Cathedral Sis.
w. u. * A. Newsstand. Short Line Iermlha! y!
n. Mandris, Third & Severn Ave, Eastport
ar. Charles Il. Henkel. 20 Maryland Ave.
Delivered in Annapolis, Eastport, Ger
nantown aud West Annapolis by carrier
for 80 cents per month.
Yon can have the EVENING CAPITAL
mailed TO you when away from the city
by leaving your name and address at the
Office for 10 cents per month; $500 per
year. payable in advance, 60 any postonice
in the United States or Canada.
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FOR SALE

Three-s.o-y brick dwelling 20 rooms :
two baths; electricity. No. II State Circle.
Two-story frame dwelling. No. 30 MAN
son streets eight rooms and bath: cleo
tricity and hot-water heat. Large lot
Three-story stucco dwelling. No ] Okla
homa Terrace: eight rooms; two baths
electricity. and hot-water heat
JULIAN BREWER & SON
9 SCHOOL STREET
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wM. II. MOSS !
PUBLIC SALE
oF THE

Valuable Real Estate known as
the Circle Playhouse" on
State Circle, between Cornhill
and East streets, Annapolis,
Nd.
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For tiele.s and Information apply Mt our
city fiescf Offices: West Strces Station
Mate House Station. College Avenue and
ala,icn Street; Carved Hall, Maryland
Mnipl.
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CSC 6.f5. s aa. 50 60. 1000. s1I.O0 4. NJ, 1900
leo ye0. 800. $50. s5.00 40. 500
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x-Daily except Sunday.
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5.21 A. VI. and half-hourIy thereafter at %
and 80 minutes after eacn hour until
80 T. NJ. then at 40, SO, $50. 1880
aud l1.J0 T.. NJ.
$40 and $50 a. NJ. trains daily except
Sunday.
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NORTH NEW PORTLAND

Paul Davis Of Dixfeld is home with
his parents for the summer.
Charles Clark has been IA business
caller at Boston, Mass, for the past
week, returning home Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hall and
mother motored from Fairfield Sun
day, calling on their daughter, Mrs.
Raymond Trip. Duncan Hall, who
has been visiting them for few days
returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs Emmonse Quint and
Charles Luce motored to Dover. y. H.,
Saturday Mr.. Quint and Luce re-
turned Sunday. Mrs Quint will visit
her sister for a few weeks.
Audrey Fenalson spent the week
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Williamson
went to Auburn Thursday to attend
the graduating exercises of Edward
Little High, their daughter Ruth be-
ing graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Trip are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of ten pound girl. born June both.
Flora Crosby and Mrs. Mae Luce
attended the commencement at Bates
college, her son, Lee Luce being a
graduate.
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MEST ST. ALRANS

The roads in this section are in very
bad shape owing to the very heavy
rains.
L. e. Wood purchased work horse
of Charles Peasley this week.
Chester Libby and family.of Water
Vile were eek-end visitors of Alton
Emery, and p. w. Libby was calling
at Frank Libbys and other places in
town also.
A. II. Prescott and family of Dex-
ter were callers at Frank Libby $,
Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Heath, who has been
working at Glenn Hanson's, in the vii
lage, returned home Friday.
Mss Eva Emery Is spending a few
days at her sisters, Mrs. Glenn Han
sons.
Harry Wright and family of Pitts
field were callers at +. K. Wood S
Sunday.
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NOTICE or F0REfl.oslnr

Whereas Louis Budea1 If .Iafs
Plantation in the County III Sea1
and State Of Maine hs lis iaarj
deed dated the SECOND dag If Ed
A. ID. 1921 and recorded tic
ersct Registry Of heeda. Bon. e..
402, conveyed 10 me- tie Haders6
a certain lot OF pareal Of H st
i'm said Jackmau Plantation and la
ed aud included within the IoIa,
lines. to wit.
Beginning at tie southeast ei
of land formerly OWNED IL AHs !
ball, being part of iot aHaHar
range 1G in Jachm1n PLANTATION
running west on said km0dts
seventy C0) feet; tHeare aih
$50 feet. thence elst seventy
feet to the county road lending
Jackman station 10 ihe fan8l4
thence north on said county rad
$50 feet 10 point besun If, lage
with all buildings thereon
And Whereas The condition q
mortgage has been broken
Now therefore, by reason of
breach OF the condition thereof ! c
4 foreclosure oil said mortgage
JOSEPH BbfEBGez
BY Ghestg H. MD
Airy lluly Aall9l
.3w05s
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united in marriage to Mr.. Stevens.
Coming to Scion to live as Mr.. stevens
was in business there, a SUCCESSFUL
tailor. She was the last surviving
one of a large family of nine childreh.
She had no near relatives, one hepiie"
Willie Collins OF Bath ana niece,
Mrs. Rose Hopkins oil harrington
who was unable to attend the Iuneral
as she is in very poor health. There
were four step children, two OF them
passed away several years ago. About
four years ago she was stricken with
a naraIvtic shock which left her quite
HELPLESS. Shortly after she was moved
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel
Salley remaining there nearly three
and one half years where she was
tenderly cared for and everything was
done to make her comfortable as pos
sible as she became a great care, Mrs.
Salley not being able to care for her
longer, she was moved to Mr.. Adams
as mentioned above. She was tend
erly cared for by Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
until the end. The interment was
at Scion beside her husband.
Everett Green on the Lakewood
road spent last Sunday with his bro
Their Ed Green.
EAST MADISON
Lewis Thompson is visiting Lima
Norton OF Scion for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Padham and
daughter Jessie and Mrs. Eunice NJ.
Foss and children, Myrna, Paul and
Carl. all of Bingham spent the day
Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. John Not
tages.
John Harvell and daughter, Doris
and Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Haryell
went to North Vassalboro Sunday to
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Rogers.
Mrs. Rogers is Mr.. HarvelPs daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Nisula and child
rem Ralph, James and Hasley of Gard
ner, Mass, are spending few days
at C. A. Hewitts. They came by
auto.
Harry Wilson of Madison was cal
ling on his father John Wilson Sun
daV
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WEST MOSCOW

Austin Jones has got a new belt
for his saw rig and will soon start
out on several jobs, already booked.
cutting wood.
The crows have done havoc in corn
fields this season; so goes the report
of many farmers. Some say their
entire crop of corn has been destroy
ed. 81
George LaChance, who has raised
and sold several litters of pigs al
ready this season, reports he could
have sold several times as many.
Clyde Dunton has hired himself and
horses to do the haying for E Hill
this season. 1t will be about a three
weeks job.
Mrs. Perley Moulton took her baby
to Scion last week to see DR.. Piper
Mrs. Bradshaw is with us again.
arriving about ten days ago To spend
the summer season on the old Dunton
place on Pierce HILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Massie with their four
children and lady friend have been
stopping at Mrs. Lucy Crombie's prior
to going into camp for the summer ON
Cate Hill.
Margaret Dunton has been busy
painting and papering the interior Of
their house on the Hver road and it
looks very pretty and attractive.
Mrs. Fred Collins on returning home
from the village last week lost "A
package from her team containing
new children's clothes.
June the 18th the Good VIII Club
met with Mrs. Lucy Crombie for an
all day meeting. There was an aver
age attendance and the morning was
spent in lacking quilt, which is a
gift from the club to Mrs. Elizabeth
Massie in appreciation of the many
favors which she has bestowed upon
it, also some sewing was done for the
hostess. At noon a delicious baked
bean dinner was served, which to-
gether with the pastries the members
furnished was declared success in
, every way. The afternoon was de-
voted to the regular meeting and a
social hour follwoing. The next meet
ing will he June tie -tt- 4 ~
Naitpu ralloy
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MAnIsAN

K. C,aGray, cashier. OF the local
branch 0fsthe Augusta, Trust Com
pany accompanied. by Mrs. Gray, Mrs.
Marion Gray and daughter Elizabeth
and MisaJThelma Davis left last week
for a two weeks vacation to be passed
in Portland and vicinity. Miss Ar
leen BARLEY is substituting at the bank
during Ma Gray.s absence.
The yfuFeral services OF the late War
rem Nutvpa who was electrocuted at
the time Of the North Arson disaster
was hell. from the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrsg Hazel Redmond on abe An
son siA Thursday forenoon conduct
ed by Rev.. Mr.. Baker Of North An
son. The intermept was in New
Portlandn,s
The W.;c. Il H. viii meet this
Thursdg,aiternoon at the Methodist
church, ysstry. 9-. a
Marcellns, Perkins circle C.. A. r..
held these regular meeting Tuesday
afternoonrat their hall in the /. o.
o. +. block.
The following summer schedule for
the SUMMER went into effect Monday,
June 26th." South bound trains leave
here ate7e30 a. M, and 100 and 500
p. m. North bound trains leave this
station 1t 10. 80 a. M, 11.09 and 444
p. m. Sunday the north bound train
leaves at,A.10 and the south bound
train att 600 p. m, 3D.,
Mr. sndn Mrs. w F. Scott and
children, Miss Evelyn and Gordon OF
Bennington, VT, were guests over
Thursday night at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. w. s. Milliken. Mr.. Scott
was for several years superintendent
of the Madison Wooloh Mill here,
leaving te2heto Bennington to accept
a similar position.
Mrs. Carolyn Carl and daughter,
Miss Alice sreturned Sunday from a
= few daysl visit passed at the home of
Mrs. Wahl0n Manter and Mrs. Ever
ett Salbsy;' Mrs. Carl's daughters.
Mrs. Minnie Lawryawas' in town last
week in the interests of the child
ren's homs in Augusta. $3.50.
Mrs. Mary J. Hilton of North An
son was ttflie guest last Week " her
sister, Mrs. Sherman Williams Of Ma
pie street. ~ FNfr
Miss Evie Weston returned the last
OF the week from .-Ytst9wtth ,rela-
tives and friends passed in Camden
and Untqn =
u Hrs. IHlHB sana son Walter ofs Nor
ridsew0kSaNere4 business callers in
town Friday.
Mrs. F. l.. Harding was a business
caller in Skowhegan Thursday.
Miss Susan Weston arrived in this
place Sunday to pass the summer va
cation at the home of her mother
Mrs. Sarah .aJ. Weston. y, Miss Wes-
ton Is successful teacher at Wilton
Academy having taught in that place
for several years.
Attorney r.. X. Butler OF the firm
OF Butler Bros : of Skowhegan was in
town on professional business Friday
Mrs. Elmer Weston and son Willard
returned to their home in Houlton Fri
day aftef'asrew days VISIT wifi rela.
tives in this-place. - --.
:. Mr. and NJs :, Lester Berry of, No..
Arson were In town shopping Friday.
Superintendent OF schools, George
Paine and Mrs Paine of Camden were
business visitors in town one day last
week. Mr.. Paine wasa fQrmers sup
erintendent of schools at North An
son, where with Mrs. Paine he is
enjoying few weeks vacation at
their home farm. ~
Ed Hilton of Norridgewock was