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The New York herald., 1922-04-30
REAL ESTATE--Out Of City.
ycrmont.--sale or Let.


BENNINGTON, estate 100 acres; includes
farm and 5000 young fruit trees, house.
90 rooms. baths newly built large garage,
lodge: sale; asking si50.00o; would lease
furnished. season, with ten acres; photos
THOMAS, 21 East 49th. Plaza 1889.
LAKE BOMosEEN.-Two. cottages. 10
rooms, furnished: lake frontage. boats;
sacrifice $1,000; photographs. HOVER, 2l2
Broadway, NJ Y.
New Hampshire-Saie or Let
COLONIAL farm house. IL rooms, large
fireplaces, barns and . acres, borders
beautiful lake; located / mile from station.
fine roads; high elevation; on Canaan 81.
Address Box 3d, Canaan. ~ H.
LAKE sPOFFORD, New Hampshire.-Desir-
able property, IA room house. room cot-
tage. furnished; improvements; cool and
healthful; 40 acres. HAWKINS, 2l0 Berke-
ley place. Brooklyn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Rent.
BERKSHIRE HILLS.
Country property for sale.
Send for booklet.
GEO II. COOPER. rittsfield. Mass
CAPE COD-Furnished house. rooms. bath.
electric lights. hardwood floors, screened Set, t,ss
porch, garage, 500 season. FRED l.. CHASE,
Harwichport, Mass. Phone l4i-5
FOR SALE--Mountan home, Berkshire Hills,
10 acres, tenant house and farm attached, /,
quick sale desired. Owner, Mrs. X. HALL,
FOR SALE or Rent, Berkshire Hills-Es-
tates. furnished houses. WHEELER &
TAYLOR. Great harrington. Mass.
NEAR GREAT HARRINGTON. MASS.
Will sell at big sacrifice gentleman's 8
farm consisting OF about 20 acres the house
is modern California bungalow OF six large
rooms and bath, completely furnished and in
excellent condition: running water and heat
ing facilities. LOUIS KARASIK, "A Court
st.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
165 ACRE BERKSHIRE FARM. WITH
HORSE. TOOLS, Il COWS AND
feed included: close village. city markets;
So acres tilage; trout brook, wood 100 apple
trees. good room house, basement; barn.
stable 60 II. poultry house; owner retiring !;
s., 500. part cash. EARL G. WINSTON, 81
North ST.. Pittsfed Mass.
MaryIand-Sale or Let.
WONDERFUL waterfront 1876 acre farm.
Eastern Shore. so under the plow
nearly new charming residence; fine hunt
ing, fishing oysters, ducks; easily divided
into waterfront farms: $500. terms.
BATSON FARM AGENCY. 4s9 9th av.. n. ".
Georgia-Sale Or Let.
TIMBER TRACTS.
FARM LANDS.
I. w. VALENTINE. 373 4th av.
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THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME,

THE CHANCE OF LIFETIMEi
30 acres in fine working order, complete
with buildings. stock and equipment; fine
large house with wide porch, In best condi-
tion; fine location; % acres in pasture and
wood. balance in cleared. plowed and moving
land heavy black loan soil; all wire
fenced and in good order; only $4,000. Write
at once for the reason why. TRYON'S
AGENCY, wILLIMANTIC. CONN.
THREE-QUARTER acre. with 100 feet salt
water shore front; high. dry land "a min
utes out; price $1,000.
CULVER g. CO,
s42 Madison av Murray Hill o19o
WATER FRONT RESIDENCE at Sound
Beach, Conn, 80 minutes OUT attractive
house, broad verandas 3 Sides overlook
Ing many miles Sound and Greenwich Cove !;
two car garage, chauffeur's room; trees,
gardens, bathing beach, &C.; 5 minutes
motor ride station: for sale rent, fur
nished or unfurnlshed s. o. EDMONDS,
Woolworth Building Phone Barclay 0ta2.
16 acres: exceptional view, beautiful
grounds, artistic house IL rooms, baths
all modern improvements garage, barns,
five room cottage, with bath; cost over
$40. 900. Sacrifice for S25 900, easy terms.
SANIERS & TOMBSTONE,
200 Fifth avenue Longaere sl03
10 ACRE estate In beautiful Ridgefield; Is
room house, baths, extensive piazZas !;
combination garage-stable with living quar-
ters; abundant water supply. fruit; high ele-
vation $4,000. MERRIAM, 507 9Th av.
New York: telephone Murray Hill sop.
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BARGAIN-Bryan Shore. Greenwich. beauti-
full country estate overlooking Sound, 20
room house, parlor, electricity, hard
wood floors: 2A acres, tennis court. garden,
large garage; cost over $50. 900; sacrifice no
reasonable offer refused GLAENZER, All
Park av., New York.
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STANFORD. CONN.

STAMFORD, CONN.
Stone house. IL fine rooms and baths, all
improvements; large garden and fruit acre
and half of ground; large garage; wonder
full location, near golf course good for all
year high class boarding house; immediate
possession. DANIEL l.. HOGAN ] Bank
ST.. Washington Building, stamford Conn.
SUMMER HOMES in beautiful New England
village, $500 to $4,000 for season; also
places for sale. M. ASHWELL. Sharon.
Conn.
TEN room semi-Colonial all year home.
wood shingle construction, overlooking
Sound, on Stamford Norwalk trolley line, !
hour from New York city by/ train; two
car garage, chicken houses, inclosed runs
screened porch, sleeping porch billiard room.
open fireplace, extra toilet and glass inclosed
laundry in basement. quartered oak floors
and finest construction throughout; land
scaping complete. aboundance fruit and ber-
ries. Sacrifice $4,000 net; brokers must add
their commission to above price. Formerly
residence of Charles f. Mills and directly
opposite (northwesD estate OF James A.
Farrell, president, ". s. Steel.
Write Owner, T.. o. B. 422 South Norwalk
or phone Norwnlk 209I.
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Ion sALf--eo ncre farm. Mountsindaie. on |
Hnain road, below cost. rost Office Box !
D. Lawrence, l.. !.
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RockIand County--sale or Let.
westchester-sale or Let.

ATTRACTIVE modern home In Rockland
county, overlooking Hudson River; excel
lent Wow; committing distance New York: 8
rooms, bath; garage. N 551 Herald. $50
Broadway.
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FOREST HILL n. j.. within 10 miles Of
\ New York, adjoining Branch Brook Park
choice building lots and plots for sale; also
q few modern houses for sale and rent
Apply FOREST HILL ASSOCIATION, s65
Mount Prospect av.. Newark, N. j.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
New Jersey-saie or Let.


BoGOTA, N. J.-Act at once or your chance
for one of the johnson a. Buffet houses
VIII be gone; only a few left; price $4,000
10 $500. >all improvements large plot good
schools and churches; convenient to New
York trolley and trains. JOHNSON BUF-
FEIT, Westervelt place. West Engewood.
n. j. Phone Englewood 13asR.
BUNGALOW. new five rooms, bath. all inn
provements: 30 minutes from Atlantic City;
beautiful surroundings; $1,000. JOBS, Egg
Harbor, n. j.
CRAWFORD, N. J-S2. 500 casn will pur-
chase a very attractive new residence,
rooms and bath, with all modern improve
ments; balarce on easy terms. Apply 8. II.
DROESCHER. Cranford. ". j.. or 10 Warren
81. New York city.
ORADELL, n. j., IS miles from New York
House. ~ rooms and bath: steam heat. gas
and electricity: suitable for two families;
grounds, 62x150; shade and fruit trees. three
minutes TO station: price $1l 900. j. ID.
KRuSE. 437 Pearl ST.. New York city.
DUTCH Colonial house, rooms, new, with
garage, lawns. complete. equipment: best
location. Owner. A. PIERSON. 81 Elm av.,
Metuchen, N. J.
ELIZABETH. n. J.--Own your own home:
40 minutes from New York, 200 trains
daily; city conyeniences, suburban comforts:
within metropolitan district; houses 81 300 10
100000; reasonable terms. Write for par
tlculars. McCLELLAND, 2I5 Morris av.,
Elizabeth.
EAST NORANG E-Modern II room house; ex-
ity; four fireplaces; price 6.000 win
take second mortgage. OWNER. iG6 North
Walnut st.
FAIRvIEW-2 family brick, improvements.
easy committing, 10 minutes 10 Broadway:
reasonable price; easy terms. IJ2 Probst av.
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BELL & PIERsON. Real Estate.
80 Atlantic ST., Stamford. Phone 2Sis.

FRESH OFF THE PRESSi
Our wonderful Portfolio Of pictures and de-
scriptions; hundreds of Farm and Country
Place bargains OF the better class; $500
upward: WE HAVE THE CREAM OF
THEM ALL in N. r.. ". ]. and Ct: don't
delay: act to-day.
sIOctrM FARM AGENCY, III broadway.
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ii ACRES: 300 fruit trees; State road ;
house rooms; barn, hennery. high eeva-
tion: 2 miles committing station; $500.
MAGHATH, Spring Valley, N. ".
80 ROOM HOTEL AND COTTAGES.
Most remarkable money making bargain;
Columbia Co.; Immediate possession; 20 &C.
nished 1st time offered; $17 900. 81 900 cash.
BATSoN FARM AGENCY. 4s9 9TH av.. y. ".
$4,000 buys beautiful home, store, garage;
State road. Troy Mohawk traii. d. BORNT,
II. r. .. No. 2. Troy, N. Y.
III hours from New York-i2 acres; bunga-
low. just completed, rooms. bath; care
takers cottage; big stable. accommodate 4
cars, horses; chicken houses; peach
orchard: artesian WE'LL electricity: charm
ing Views In all directions: nile from VII
lage. Y 2f36 Herald. $50 broadway.
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New Jersey-saIe or Let.
HAYWOOD. n. ].

y. j.
wEsTFIELD--fe miles New Jersey Central:
splendid exprcss service: real bargain:
beautiful Colonial house; 115 front by $50: 8
rooms, pantry. laundry. all modern impts.
large porch: hot water heat, gas, electric;
car garage; near station, trolley, school:
surrounded by fine homes; plumbing 30 ar
ranged u can be used for two families: ask.
ing Sf2 900, 1000 cash. Write owner. HENRY
BARTELs. 100 Ogden ay., Jersey City.
WEsTWOOD-Beautifu 8 room house, ali
improvements: garage corner plot, Isxi5o;
Newark and Wheeler avs. westwood N. j.
No brokers answer.
wEsTFIEL D-neautlfu home. II roon.a, 8
baths, sun pnrches, open firrplaces. z car
garage, chaufseurs room, bath. s. HUNT.
S'nncleigh Park. Wcstfeld, NJ Y.
wESTWOop ~. J.-Modern house, gas
kitchen, pantrieE, open fireplace. rooms
and bath, finest locations minutes sta
tion; large plot Writer owner, a. H., 25J
Kinderkamack Road.
ss,5O0-A HOME OF CoMFoRT
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to purchase
tion. 50xl25. rooms. bath. parquet floors,
every modern convenience. includes steam.
gas. electricity; 30 minutes out Immediate
possession; reasonable terms. viii cut price
20 quick buyer
RIEHL. Owner, 1850 Broadway. New York.
81 600 CASH. price si0,500. nice two family
house: all improvements: first flat leased
5000. second flat vacant May 1 como see
II. SAMUEL TAYLOR. JR,, owner. 70l
Parker st., Newark, n J. Phone zeal
Branch rrook
8 ZOO cash can buy new q room house. all
modern improvements. ready for occupancy
May balance in mortgago centrally To-
Gated ~ Elizabeth, y. j., near two railroad
tion from Broadway. Tel. watkins 505s or
Elizabeth 3N6o.
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JERSEY coasts best fishing. Grabbing. boat
ing location; unusual seashure offering
blocks running from ocean to Berlegat Bay .
2J0 feet frontage on each; automobile road .
railroad excellent place for individuals or
asked for 25 foot Iot in most resorts. orea n
front property advancing rapidly in value :
$500 down secures block balance easy
terms; worth quick attention. FRAZIER
CO.. 1918 Chestnut st., Philadelphia. Pa.
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MDNTIIAIR, N. j.
si2. 500; quaint modern Colonial residence.
center hall. living room, solarium, dining
room: bedrooms, tiled bath: oak floors
throughout: large plot.
S25, 900: superiry situated new stone and
shingle residence. large shaded plot: ga
rage: center hall, large living room, SO
iarium, den. dining room, bedrooms, 3
baths, sleeping porch.
H. s. CONNOLLY 4. CO.
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AT NEW IIAMBURGH, DUTCHES5 CO.
90 acres up-to-date farm. Broom
house. electric light. &C.: with or
without complete stock: n sacri-
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

LONG BRANCH.-New stucco bungalow
seven rooms. beautiful bath; concrete Gel.
lar; gas. electricity furnace: ocean view
near station and trolley; $4,000. cash 81 500;
balance arranged. RICHARD PLUM,
Oh ay.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

HUNTERDON COUNTY, between Pennington
and Clinton-For summer. furnished house,
IA rooms, 3 baths: beautiful location. Ad-
dress l. NJ. IL. 156 East 18th ST.. Brooklyn.
HOTEL. containing i6 rooms and located
directly on west shore of Lake Iopat-
cong; Ice house, barn and other oulILiid-
ings: will be sold by owner. Box 116,
Landing. N. i.
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ONl--Death compels Immediate dis
posal scmi-bungalow. large rooms and
bath, modern: no better built home: every
thing the best money can produce; Immediate
occupancy: screens, shades, linoleum, storm
windows and doors large chicken coop suit
able for garage: price only $4,000; VIII make
satisfactory terms TO responsible party who
viii appreciate a home of their own. Ad-
dreps NJ S5g Herald $50 Broadway
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looking bay; all improvements. out OF town
owner says sacrifice; only 5000 each.
ENECHT. 50 Audubon av.. y. Y. City.
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BENNINGTON. estate 120 acres; includes
farm and 5000 young fruit trees, house.
lodge: sale; asking si50.00o; would lease.
furnished. season, with ten acres; photos.
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Attractive s room home. every improve
tlfully decorated. screened: plot s7x100.
shade trees shrubbery, &c. real home.
See this before buying. BOwLES & CO.,
Broad and Central ayes, Leonia NJ j.
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ASTONISHING Bargains. - Extraordinarily
well built room house arranged for two
families; large piot 81 900 cash, $40 month
~; price only s. 900: $500 cash. $40 monthly
covers principal. interest on pretty all im-
proved California bungalow. price only
$500. Write, call. phone. always open.
NICHOLSON CO.. Lyndhurst, y. J. tAt
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ULSTER, COUNTY FARMS.
Several real buys in small farms. Tell us
your wants. Always at your service.
MOORE q MITCHELL,
5G2 Broadway. Kingston. N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-27
WatervilIe Motor Co.
Is l6 Years Old

The Waterville Motor Co, dealers
in Studebaker cars. is one Of the Old
est automobile dealers in this sec
ton. The business was first organ
lied in 1906 by j. j. Hennings and
Ira T.. Belyea and has since con-
tinued under their management
From a small beginning the business
soon outgrew their quarters at 40
DAT Main street, Waterville. and in
1911 they erected fine fireproot
building IN Postoffice Square. Al
first this building was only partly
occupied by them. but in two years
they were occupying the whole
building and in 1917 were obliged e
build an addition. This is today as
complete and up-to-date an estab-
lishment as you will find in the au-
tomobile business anywhere.
The company now has branches
at Pennington, Skowhegan and Au-
custa. In Augusta they now con-
template building on Bangor street
what will without doubt be one OF
the finest automobile salesrooms in
tho state.
Edgar S. Marden is the local man
1rer and the large numbers of Stude-
baker cars seen on the streets is
testimony of his craftsmanship and
the popularity of the car.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-27

Gardner said: Again we make a
sweeping reduction in the price of
our cars, and when you consider the
many additional features and i'm
proyements in the 1922 models you
will understand that we are endeav-
orins to give the public at all times
the best possible value in motor
cars. TO meet the demand for a
better car at a lower price has been
our determination for years and we
have not hestated to make sacrifices
to satisfy this want by the public at
large.
THE new and greater Gardner
car for 1922 at the new price is
without doubt the greatest value ever
offered by a motor car manufacture
er. Our total reductions in price
have been 431s co of our present
price Of $685.. and at the same time
we have bettered our car. The thir-
ty quality features that are so APP
parent IN the new models are addi-
lions and Improvements that make
the appearance and comfort of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-27
CHEVROLET GAINS
IN POPULARITY
EACH SEASON

That the Chevrolet is gainin 6
steadily in popularity each season is
the report that comes from the
I5radstrcet Motor Co. agents for
this as well as the Oakland car. Lee
Bradstrcrt says of the Chevrolet:
Imagine an automobile big enough
to hold five people. and having a
powerful NalNc-in- head motor, one
that uses gasoline mScrly; real
chassis. we'll balanced from motor TO
rear axle, and made up of sturdy
units: u real transmission, of the
sliding gear selcctive type: a neat,
good looking body. comfortably up
holstcrcd; all details of the higher
priced cars. complete in equipment, a
real automobile in every way.
"Aud then. think of the price S5.oJ
e. o. t. Flint.
III YOU viii keep in mind these
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-27
ardner car as near 1000 as posi-

Gardner car as near 1000 as posi-
BILE.
take the aluminium moulding
that is an exclusive Gardner feature
it gives graceful sweep to the
body and deadens the sound of clos
ing doors, an annoyance that is now
eliminated to the satisfaction of
thousands Of enthusiastic Gardner
owners.
1.-The genuine leather upholstery
is another feature-beautifu pleated
real leather over spiral springs and
tufted hair make comfort and wear
supreme.
1--WE know Gardner value and
Gardner products are remarkable,
and to back this up we will give a
written guarantee Of full value for
one year on every new car sold. Be-
hind this guarantee stands an or
ganization in business for nearly SO
years, with over a million and half
dollars behind US and. over a half
million dollars cash in the bank-no
debts"
The Gardner is sold by the Main
Street Garage in Fairfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-27
Motor Car Now
RadiO-EQuipped

It does not require an ultra-imag-
NATIVE person to realize the posi-
bilities of police cars, fire engines or
emergency cars with a simple wire
less apparatus which will transmit
instantly messages from headquar-
tiers. To Edward Dallin, Harvard
graduate and radio ~experimenter
goes the credit for a novel wire
less device mounted on q Dodge
, Brothers car. While Dallins' equip
ment is for his own experimental
purposes, it would be readily adapt
able to purposes like those men,
toned.
The set, as invented, is simplicity
itself. Two broom handles and
length Of lamp cord form the an
tennae, a wooden box originally in
tended to contain milk chocolate. is
the cabinet for the sending appara-
tus. and an ordinary spark coil sup
plies plate voltage for the vacuum
tube transmitter. With this set Mr.
Dallin can travel about in his Dodge
| Brothers car and in the vicinity of
his home at Quincy Point. Mass, re-
ceives messages from points as far
distant as Key West, Fla, and Sa-
vannah, Ga. His sending range ay-
erages 10 miles, and he is working
now on a much more. effective send
ing apparatus.
Dallin says it is a queer sensation
to be driving comfortably along in
his car and suddenly have the buzz
buzz of the box beside him begin to
take rhythmical form in dots and
dashes-which may be his call num-
Der. 1Fk, or just the rambling mes
sage of some amateur operator.
The whole set, as it appears in Mr..
Dallin's Dodge Brothers car. occu-
pies only few cubic feet of space
between the front seat and the dash
board. The inventor says he could
construct one that will take consid-
crably less room. "And some day
they will be making them so small
hat we will have a vest -pockte wire
less" he adds with a laugh.
Mr. Dallili takes many long trips
in his Dodge Brothers car. but lie
can keep always in close touch with
events through his radio device.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-27
Wonderful Growth
OF Life Insurance
business in Maine

Portland, Me-, Feb. 26-(SpeciaD-
Insurance Commissioner G. Walden
Smith at the 35th annual banquet
held at the Falmouth Hotel Saturday
evening, declared that the wonderful
scope of effort which has developed
during the past three years by the
underwriting forces of life insurance
in the State Of Maine has been moth
ing short of marvellous.
Il am mighty glad that it has so
tremendously broadened, for am one
of the enthusiasts who believe in in
S rance to the extent that l feel that
tlc scope cannot be too broad and
cannot be too great" said Commits
sioner Smith. Il like that reply
which was made by a representative
Of the Lloyds when he was asked the
question, What does your associa-
ton insurer Quick as a fash came
the response, Everything and any
thing at price That's the real
sclution, of insurance protection.
ct may be of interest to you, that
in the past three years some interest
ing things have taken place. In 1917,
life insurance policies in force in
Maine amounted 70 s169,750,015;
premiums received s5.9SS,356: losses
paid, $2,4s9,sos. The percentage of
premiums received to losses paid for
the year was 4 per cent. In 1921, in
strong contrast, with only three years
dividing. the policies IN force amount
cd to $26s,466.171, nearly 100000 of
increased business written by you
men of Maine in three short years.
1T may also interest you men, that
140o persons hold licenses to write
life insurance in this State. indie
pendent of brokers. This is quite an
army Of life insurance men with a
rate book and with sharpened pen
Gil ready for signature on the dotted
line"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-27
Portland Woman Webs
Captain in World War

Portland, Me-, Feb. 25-Miss Elinor
Payson of this city and Douglas r.
Coleman Of New York City were mar
ried in the State Street Congrega :
tional church this afternoon. The af-
fair was one of the most brilliant So
ciety events of the season. Rev.
Henry S. Bradley. the pastor, and
Rev. John Lewis Of Waterbury Of
f1ciated.
Lafayette Coleman and Miss Mar
garet Payson were their attendants.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Payson and the
groom son of Charles p. Coleman
oil MISSIONER School and he Of Will
Hams college. The groom served as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-27
COMING EVENTS

Feb. circumference Commissioned ana
Warrant Officers. Patrlarchs Mill
tant. Department of Maine. l. .. ..
f., Brunswick.
Feb. 27-Democratic mayoralty eau
Gus. Old Town.
Feb. a7-Mar. 4-Portland Automobile
Show.
Feb 27-oS-Anuual *. of C. Carnival.
Mar. 1-Wedding day Of Dover and
t'oXcroft.
March ~ Teaching demonstration,
Skowhegan High.
Mar. 1-Androscoggin Pomona at Dan
March l-a-Maine Orchardists Conven-
ton. Lewiston.
March 1-3-COnference of Highway
supervisors at State House.
March dedication of new Masonic
Mar. 2-Mrs. John 7. Huddelston.
Pres. Of Maine Federation OF Wcin-
ems Clubs. will be guest OF honor al
the meeting of the Mass. Daughters
of Maine in Boston.
March Ex-Governor and Council meet
10 A. NJ. Augusta.
Mar. 6-Rockland municipal election.
March 7-Kennebec Timberland own
ers' annual meeting at state House.
Mar. S-Pomona. Canton. New Century.
March S-9-Aroostook Poultry Show
at Mars Hill.
Mar. s-lO--annual meeting high school
and academy principals at Augusta.
| March 10-BoMdoin League debate.
Lewiston VS.. Portland at Portland.
March 11-Pomona Grange meets with
Washburn Grange.
March 14-At 10 A. NJ. at Office Of
Public Utilities Com. state House.
conference of electric railway men
on electric car headlights.S
March 16-East Piscataquis' Pomona
at East Dover.
Co. ~
gressional District.
Mar. 2S-31-Farmers' week, College of
Agriculture. Orono.
Mar. 2S-Annual meeting Maine Fed
Mar. 29--Annual meeting Maine Fed
Grafton of Agricultural Associations.
Mar. 2s-Meeting of Maine Beekeepers.
Mar. so-Annual meeting Maine Live
stock Breeders Association. Orono:
Mar. 30-Meeting Maine Pathological
Society, Orono.
April 1-Enroilment Of school boys
for Devens Training Camp begins;
at Bangor.
April democratic State convention
in Augusta.
April palm Sunday.
April 11-Centennial of Maine Historl-
cal Society. Portland.
April - = American and National
Leagues opening date.
April 14-Good Friday.
April 16-Easter Sunday.
April 17-Closing date for filing State
primary election papers.
Apr 19-23-Maine Methodist Confer
ence. Auburn.
April 20-o2-Maine Vocational Educa-
ton conference. Portland.
April 21-Sagadahoc Teachers con-
Yention, Bath.
April 25-Annual banquet Maine Life
Insurance Underwriters. Portland.
MAY 4-S-U. of NJ. Regimental Reserve
Officers Training Camp. Newport
June 2-3-Pageant celebration 5Oth
anniversary Of graduation OF first
class from University OF Maine,
Orono.
June 14-15-Department OF Maine. G.
A. r. Encampment. Bangor.
June Estate Primary election.