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Indiana daily times., 1922-04-10
Jitney Bus Drivers
Violate Ordinance

ANDERSON, Ind, April 1O.-Jitney
bus drivers refused to work Sunday when
notified by the police that unless they
conformed to the recently enacted ordi-
nance, requiring a bond Of $1,000 and
calling for other regulations, each would
be held personally liable Thirteen at
tempted to operate in violation of the
ordinance and were arrested.
Indiana daily times., 1922-04-10
Crossing Accident
Fatal to Dan Case

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. April 1O-Dan
Case, 81. employed by a transfer com
pany here. is dead from injuries sus-
tanned when he was struck by 4 Penn
sylvania Railroad train while attempting
to cross the railroad in an automobile
at the Glen Home crossing.
Indiana daily times., 1922-04-10
Police Refuse to
Slate Gamesters

Police refused to slate eight youths
arrested as a result Of a craps game in
University Heighty yesterday after they
had been taken into custody Of Marshal
c. '. Brown and his deputy. o. F. Deer
According to Marshal Brown, the boys
were captured after long. hard chase.
The ages Of the youths ranged from IL
years 70 II years.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-15
CIRCUIT COURT.

The Greenbricr Circuit Court he.
gan its regular September term last
Tuesday, the 18th, Judge Summers
n Sharp presiding.
The first days of the Court were
taken up with condemnation pro-
ccedlnSs of the Scwcll Valley Rail
road Company against various per
sons to condemn land for right of
way purposes; also, similar cases
intituted by the County Court for
right of way for public roads.
The calendar shows thirteen
State cases for felony and INSIDE
meanor charges and TWENTY-FIVE
civil cases. The docket is set for
Ward to and includes September
tie 18th and 30th, which are desig-
mated as divorce days. This is a
considerable docket for this county
extending over period of three
weeks as did the last term of Court
insufficient orders are entered al
this time of going to press to Justify
publication. Proceedings to date
will be published next week.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-15
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

}. Warwick McClung and family
left Thursday on an extended motor
trip to Missouri by way of Virginia,
Pennsylvania. and Ohio, and will
stop III Indiana to visit his uncle,
Randolph Baker, from there they
Viii so to visit other points in the
West.
Misses Frankie and Christine Nc
Chung lcii last week for Florida
wchrc Miss frankie has Il position
Il Stcachcr and Christine will attend
college.
Miss Miriam Graybcal has gone to
Williamson wiirrc she is employed
as teacher.
Mcssrs- Emory and Campbell
Hume and Theo McMiIlion, will
leave this week for the State Uni
rcrsity ut Morgantown. Campbell
hume will pursue the Medical
course.
Miss Cornelia Marshall has left
for Morgantown where she will at
tend school.
Miss Mildred Knight and Erma
Br&nslord left Monday for Marshall
College.
Rev. Wicks, assisted by DR.. Flow
OF Anderson, are holding Il series of
meetings at Lacy Presbyterian
Church here.
Mr.. ad Mrs. !. G.. Hume and sons
Emory and Woodrow have Just re-
turned from ten-day motor trip
through the northern part of The
State visiting relatives at Grafton
and Wheeling, also, attending the
State Fair held the same week.
Mr.. adj Mrs. Clyde ODcll of Nortl,
Bend have been visiting relatives
here.
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DEATHS.

James A. Lowe, of Scarbro, Fay
cite county, died at that place on
Thursday. September the 7, 1922,
and was buried on Saturday, the
9th. Mr.. Lowe lived in LewiSburg
for number of years where he was
engaged i'll conducting jewelry
store. He was over 60 years of age
and had been suffering from dia-
betcS for some time. Blood poison
from trimming Il corn FASTENED his
death. He has number of rela-
tlvcS in this county, DR.. VIM. Lowe
of Rcnick, being his brother. He
married Miss Lucy Nelson, daughter
of the late DR.. Jas. Nelson and a
sister Of DR.. WIN. Nelson He has
four daughters and two sons sur
viving-Mrs. Hall, of Durbin; Mrs.
Lamb of Scarbro, Mrs. McGraw, also
OF Fayette and Mrs. Ashbrook, of
Cincinnati; Lewis and VIM. Lowe,
OF New York. The many friends
of Mr.. Lowe in this county will re-
greet to learn of his death. He was
an excellent man.
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l-EWISBURG SEMINARY.

The enrolment of local students
in the Lcwisburg Female Seminary
began yesterday, the 18th. The reg
ular opening Of the school year will
begin next Wednesday, the Goth.
The prospects for a large enrolment
OF students this year is fair. The
financial conditions of the country
may keep some students from the
school this year. However the
management of the school is trus-
ing for Il good enrolment. The fac.
ulty for this year is as follows:
DR.. John |. Armstrong. President
and College Mathematics: Miss Sal.
lie Lockctt. Principal and History
Miss Emily Arbucklc, House prin.
clpal; Miss Ivylyn Girardcan
Science: Miss Margaret McLaugh.
lin, Bible; Miss Marian S. Franklin
French; Miss Charlotte Newton
and Miss Aimcll ID. Glover. English
Miss Annie II. Austin, Latin: Miss
Gillian S. Walker. Mathematics
Miss Cornclia Brownlcc. Director OF
Music; Miss Ccrc G.. Grothc, Voice;
John Jordan. Piano, Organ anC
Theory; Miss Minnie Moore, Assist
ant in Piano and Theory; Miss Mar,
+: Copenhavcr, Painting; Miss NJ
Virginia Whcatley, Expression anc
PHYSICAL Training; Miss Jean Bort,
Home Economies; Miss Estalint
Mccain, Primary; Miss EIgiva Nc.
Cain, Academy.
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RURAL SCHOOL WORK.

Miss Linda J.. Davis, of the faculty
O the Concord Normal College, is
visitor in Grccnbricr county this
week promoting rural extension
WORK Of that institution. She has
p''ctlcally covered the county and
Most of the High Schools which
upcncd this week II is her aim TO
get IN touch with the teachers and
lave them take up the home study
department Of the educational cx-
"nSlon work of that school of
"l'ich she is at the head. This give
"."'Ncc'lcnt opportunity for the
'"chcrS OF this section Of the State
" prepare themselves in profession
- raining and get credit for work
,"n' at home during the school
war. The school at Athens now
I ,aeS regular college course. CO.
" ''n9 the regular degrees as well
h'8h standard course in pro-
~ LN'onal training for teachers and
""S gives an opportunity to teach
winch they have not heretofore
, ,'"' Zoo, Athens is an ideal school
~" WA place where one need moi
~ anything but study.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Marvin Houck, who has been
confined to the home Of his parents
MIR. and Mrs. 4. X. Houck, with fever
is improving.
Miss Louise Donnally has entered
school at Marshall College, Hunting
ion, w. Va.
Russell DotSOn and wife returned
to Morgantown after several DAYS
visit With relatives in Lcwisburg.
I. \. Read, Of the Hinton Bar, is
in Lcwisburg this week attending
Court.
}. h. Maxwell and Robert Syden-
stricken rave gone to Davidson, y.
g., where they will enter Davidson
College.
Miss Mary Eagle, of Ronccvcrtc,
left last Wednesday to enter Mary
Baldwin Seminary.
Jesse Lipps, of Roanoke, Va,
spent a few days here with his
mother, Mrs. David !. Lips, last
week.
Judge Vim. II. Rardin. of the
Criminal Court together with his
wife and nephew, Darlc Rardin, of
GallipoIis. Ohio, came over from
Bccklcy last week and spent few
days in Grccnbricr stopping at
Lcwisburg Hotel and circulating
among friends.
. John \. Coil'man, who lives in
Fort Spring District left this week
for CaSS, Pocahontas county, where
he will spend the winter with his
daughter, Mrs. Nickel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Crawford. of
Clendcnnin, and children, were the
recent guests Of Mr. ad Mrs. r f ].
Wood, here.
Mrs. Jno. G.. Dotson and two
daughters, Martha and Mary Wilson,
left last week for Clark sburg to
spend month with her mother.
Mrs. J. b. Kcstcr.
Miss Maggie Harrison, who has
been spending some time this sum-
mer in LcwiSbTg with her sister,
has returned to Baltimore.
Miss Martha RAIDER has gone to
Mont Treat, North Carolina to teach
IN the summer school for Il few
weeks.
Miss Margaret Price. Of Marlinlon
who is teaching in the Ronccvcrtc
High School, has been spending
some time with her cousins, Mrs.
Geo. Fuller and Miss Polly Sydcn-
stricken.
]. a SydcnSlrickrr and wife ac-
rompanicd by Andrew Price and
wife, Of MnrIintcn have rrt,rpc1
from a weeks visit TO Virginia
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LEwlSBURG PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

LEV lSbCfG PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The LewiSburg Public Schools
opened Monday, September 18th
with good attendance. In the
Grades there are 40 and in the
High School, 80. The teachers are
well organized and arc starting on
their years work with encouraging
prospects. The fourth year High
School work is being given this
year and, us a consequence. several
new studies have been added in the
High School curriculum. SO the Of
fIclalS and teachers ask the coop
Grafton Of all parents in making
TINS banner year. The following
teachers are in charge:
W. +. Scott-Principal; Mathc-
MATES, Science.
Mary Hale Acknowledgment
Latin. History.
Mary Martin Part timc)-
English.
Margaret \clSon-nrawin"
Nellie Brcwstcr-EiShth Grade.
Louise LippS-Scvenlh Grade.
Agnes Bowlins-SiNth Grade.
Cosby BrcwStcr-Fifth Grade.
Laura Crickcnberger-3rd and 18th
Grades.
Hazel McClung-2nd and 3rd
year.
Linda Kirkpatrick-1st and 2nd
Grade.
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wo FARMS FoR SAl.r.--Onc con.
,s 81 z acres, has good house.
Darn odsbuildingS. and fine youno
orchard. Other one contains 123
acres. has good house, barns. ont.
ouiiaings and large orchard of good
lruit, also, fine sugar orchard. Both
situated in heart of new mining Sec
tion OF Grcenbrier county. Either
larm VIII make fine summer home
VI hshing and hunting lodge. Small
payment, balance to suit purchaser.
Address. w. l.. HINES Ruoert w w.,
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

On August %. 1922, there was =
happy reunion at the beautiful coun-
try home of Mr.. and Mrs. J 4 Jones
in honor of their fifticth wedding
anniversary. Although this hos
pitablc home has been the scene of
many festive occasions, this was the
banner one. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
have a remarkable family consisting
of eight sons and four daughters.
All are living except one daughter,
Mrs. Allie llarpIctt. All the chill
dren were present except Mr.. r. H.
Jones, of Miami, Florida. Those
present were: McSsrS l. a., W. B.
and family; +. w. and daughter,
and J. J of Huntington, w. Va, Mr..
ID. w. E.. and family, Of Rupert, w.
Va, Mr. and Mrs G. J Miller and
family, of Raincllc, w Va, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl H Jones, of Meadow Bluff.
Mr.. and Mrs. w W Thompson and
daughter, of Crawley, and Miss
Clara, at home. There were twenty
six grandchildren present. Mr..
Harry Hincrman. Of Huntington.
and Mr.. John Garter, Of Fleetwood,
were guests.
A boutifuI dinner was served to
about fifty. The bridegroom and
bride of fifty years arc two of
Grcenbricr'S most honorcd citizens
end in their own ncighborhood arc
loved and respected for their many
sterling traits. The presents were
4
them being in gold.
We wish this couple many mere
happy wedding anniversaries.
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LILLY LAND COMPANIES SALES
MEN WORKING OVOR TIME.

In the last few months we have
lieard a number of people whining
around and talking about business
being dull. Now if business is dull
we don't know anything about il
and we have a large number of
travelling statesmen and practically
every one of Them are working over
time, trying to take care of our large
number of prospective purchasers
for lots and truck farms.
Now if you are interested in a
small truck farm in the Ohio Valley
between Huntington and Ironton.
OHIO, on the easy payment plan.
call at our Huntington Office located
IN the Mercantile Land Building,
900 R Ninth Street, Huntington. w.
Va, just in front of the Huntington
Hotel, and the manager, Mr.. G.. 5.
Gadd, will show you these truck
farms
If YOU want Il choice lot on the
easy payment plan in the CITY of
Huntington on the Country Club
Addition, adjoining Camden Park.
call at our Huntington Office.
- Hou ""lll Il iot OF LFlfck farm
on the easy payment plan, in and
around Princeton. Mercer county,
West Virginia, call at our Princeton
Ofiice. Princeton has the general
shops of the Virsinian Railroad.
numerous other enterprises, good
schools and churches. 1t will paw
YOU to see Princeton.
If YOU want lot or truck farm
on the easy payment plan, i'm and
around the City of BcckIcy, Raleigh
County, West Virginia, call at our
Becklcy Office. Bccklcy is absolute
~ surrounded by coal mines and
various other enterprises. Has good
schools and churches. 1t will pay
YOU to make a trip to BcckIcy.
III YOU want choice lot on the
easy payment plan at Oak Hill,
Faycttc county. West Virginia, call
at Our Oak Hill Office. Oak Hill is
practically in the heart of the great
soft coallicld and has a wonderful
opportunity for future growth.
Ii YOU want choice lot on the
easy payment plan, at LcwiSburg.
W. Va, call at our I.cwiSburg or
flee. LcwisblIrg is one of the best
school towns in the state and is
practically in The heart of the Blue
Grass Region.
ii YOU want q lot or truck farm on
the easy payment plan. at Montcalm
Mercer County, West Virginia, call
at our Montcalm Office. Montcalm
is located practically in the heart
OF the great soft coal field.
If you want a choice lot on the
easy payment plan at Jaeger, w. Va.
call on our Jaeger Office. Jaeger is
located on the main line of the y.
4 w. Railroad and is junction Of
the Dry Fork Branch and is sur
rounded by coal mines and build
ing ground at Jaeger is very scarce.
II would pay YOU to investigate.
We would like for YOU to look at
our property at once, but if YOU
can't go now, be sure and write us
at Princeton, w. Va, stating The
city YOU are interested in. and we
viii have one of our agents sec YOU,
at once; in other words. if YOU are
Interested in real estate, call on us
ior that is our business.
LILLY LAND COMPANY.
Home Office, Princeton. W. Va.
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NOTiCi: TO REGISTRARS

lhc registrars wko =, .is:ercd The
voters in the primary election are
under the law required to sit on
October The 23rd and 9th TO CON-
plete the registration of voters in
their respective precincts. The
County Clerk requests all registrars
to let him know if they want the
registration books mailed them. The
same registrars will act as made the
registration for the primary.
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GREENBRIER MILITARY SCHOO,

The Greenbrier Military School
opened yesterday, the 18th, with
an initial enrolment of abou, 2O0
students including the local students
from and near Lcwisburr. Tb;.
promises to be a flourishinr wear
with this institution. Three new
men have been added to the lacult>
Hapt. ID. \. Reynolds. Il graduate of
aShlnSton and Lee University.
Genes from Indiana: Capt. l.. Sid
heN Sands. Il graduate Of Ilampdcn-
Sidney College, comes from Rich--
Inond, Va: and Capt. Daniel p. Nc
ueachy Jr.. Il graduate of Davidson
college. and son of DR.. McGcachv
former pastor of Lcwisburu prcsby-
terian Church. Other members of
the faculty are: Col. II. b. Moore.
Kew. } NJ. Moore. Major C. B Rich
mond, Capts. ID. L. Moore, G. p
GIoSeclosc, VIM r. Moody, r. X
killIngcr. J. !. Martin, E. ii Council,
Chas. +. Dorcty, Sergeant G.. G.. Con.
NerS. Mrs. J l. Martin and Miss f
X Moore.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Johnston
Handlcy announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Elizabeth Brown to
Mr.. Edward Henry BcardsIcy. on
Saturday. September the second,
Nineteen hundred and twenty-five,
Akron, Ohio.
The many friends of this couple
extend congratulations.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-09-15

The Summers County Fair opens
on the 26th OF September and con-
tinues five days. They state that
they are featuring the educational
and agricultural work and hope to
be of real benefit to their section of
the State. Their advertisement will
be in this paper next week.
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y WORLDS FAIR AT HOME

attended the Worlds Fair at
ahiladclphia in 1876. and later the
STATE Fair at Richmond. | think
mat the farmers Of Grccnbricr coun-
~ when they examine the exhibits
u I'VE stock. farm machinery, and
'"l"r exhibits of interest. can learn
much at the Grccnbricr Valley
F4lr in 1922. as at either of the
"HicES mentioned. Geo. II. Lewis
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All evening services at the Mctho-
list Church will be held at 1870 in
stead of s o'clock, beginning next
Sunday, September 18th. The pub
lie is cordially invited TO attend all
the services Of this Church at any
time and IL welcome hand is al
ways extended toward all.
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SEED WHEAT

DR.. &. r. McClintic has limited
amount OF seed wheat for sale
Leaps Prolific" (smooth.) 1t was
grown from seed secured from Lam
caster County, PENNSYLVANIA and is
well adopted TO Greenbricr's climate
and soil. See or write G.. II. Me-
Clintic, Williamsburg, W. Va.
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ALVON METHODIST CHARGE

ALVNN METHODIST CHARGE
Rev. r. .. OGcll. of Clifton Forge.
Virginia will fill our appointments
sunday. Sept. 18th. Preaching a:
Media at ii Il. M; Columbia Sulphur
p. m; Embury p. IN; Little
'.reek p. III. Mr.. Russell Corrow
vii preach at Hull, Sunday Sept.
18th, at 3 p. III.
Is. SHIRES, p. G..
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COUNTY CATTLE SALE

COUNTY CATTLE SALE.
The Greenbrier County Court will
sell twenty (2O) head of two-ycar-
old cattle at the County Infirmary,
near Williamsburg, on Saturday,
September 23rd, at 2 p. III.
%-Sw +. p. BOBBITT. SuDt
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70" HALE.-Nicc Scrrcl Mare. Per-
.'''!E sale 10: women and children
I" rinc or drive. Sl58. II. \. Nurrnj
~" =. w. Va -
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PREACHING SERVICES

Preaching next Sunday at Carroll
Hill 1l:OO a. m.; Fairview, 3 d. IN.
Protractcd meeting at Fairvicw be-
shining Sunday night. Rev. r. O..
hipcs, of Warm Springs Va, will
"SsiSt the pastor, f A. Wilcher.
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LOST.-One Pocket Folder, with
small book attached, containing
papers of no value except to owner.
If finder will return to me suitable
reward will be paid. w. Z. Nelson.
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The sREEnE .!EI'.| Gq@Y ISIN wonArs
ADVERTISEMENT

The most recent contributor in
response to Community House Fold
crs, is Mrs H. H. Williams, of Eaton,
Pa.
Other contributors are, Miss Car
RE Hager and Mrs. Kawl, Of Romeo
vcrtc.
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The Daughters of the Confcdcracv
vii meet at the home of Mrs. T.. G..
Fainter, Saturday, August 10th, ut
: 80 p. III.
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NOTICE,

Miss Florence ltced Dressmakcr,
Grecnbrier Mercantile Building, 2nd
floor room No. 8. Plain and Fancy
Sewing. Reasonable Prices.
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FOR SALE

30 Economy Silos; IS Blizzard
SiIo Cutters; 25 Sharples. Cream
Scparators; 20 Threshing Ma
chimes. G. w. Graves, Anderson,
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FOR SAIE.-Light team of mares:
! years old. Write Lock Box 100.
Anderson, west virginia. S-2w
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For prompt Taxi service with
careful drivers, call Phone 243. Dav
or Night. E. q. Coffman. 49,.
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For frst-class taxi service call
picrcy's Restaurant, phone 271.
I.cwiSburg.
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FOR prompt taxi service day and
,,irn,. Dan LOuDERMILK. Phone 800
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\ small VULCANIzED REPAIR will
lessen your tire bill. The Lewisburg
Lcpair Shop. A. l.. Strealy, Prop.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Any one having eggs and vegeta-
blcs for sale please communicate
with Mrs. Carter, at Lcwisburg Sem
larry. School opens Sept. 10th. ,-.
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For SALE.-5-passcngcr Dodge
Car. Cheap. +. & Coffman.
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For<p.-A Scarf on Fair Ground.
Mrs. W. l. TabSCott
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ron S>LE.-Good Sewing Machine
Apply, Independent Office.
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WANTED TO RENT.-Two living
rnorS. Mrs. BERTHE Scott. ....
The Republican journal., 1922-05-25
STATE QF MAINE
COUNTY OF WALDO, SIS.

COUNTY OF WALDO, IS. May 10, 1922
Taken this 18th day of May. on execution
dated the tenth day of May, 1922 issued on
Judgment rendered by the Supreme Judicial
Court, for the County of Waldo at the term
thereof began and held the third Tuesday
of April. to wit, on the twenty first day of
April 1922. in favor of Consumers Fuel Co, a
corporation duly organized and having prin-
ripal place of business in Belfast, in our County
and state aforesaid, against Delbert B. Bowen
of Brooks in the County of Waldo and State of
Maine, for seventy. five dollars and forty
seven cents debt or damage. and ten dollars
and twenty two cents cost of suit, and will be
sold at public auction at the otice of Charles
S. Taylor of Belfast, to the highest bidder.
the twenty eighth day of June. 1922, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, the following descr'b
ed real estate and all the right. title and inter
est which the said Delbert B. Bowen, has
and had in and to the same on the thrtieth
] day of March, 1922, at eight hours and thirty
minutes in the forenoon, the time when the
/ same was attached the writ in The same
4 suit, to wit. certain lot parcel of land
with the buildings thereon situated in Monroe
/ in said County of Waldo. being part of lots
/ numbers lat and lac in the 10000 acre tract,
so called, and bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit: Bounded on the north by the Ford
| Farm. so called. formerly owned and occupied
by Richard Ford; easterly by the land now or
! formerly of Willard Ellis; southerly by the
land now or formerly of Archelans Twombiy.
and westerly by the land formerly of
\ Sarah ordan and said Ford Farm, containing
one hundred and fifty acres more or less.
! Also one other lot or parcel ,of land situs-
ted in said Monroe and bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit: Bounded northerly
by the road leading past the house now or
formerly of Hollis Tibbetts; easterly by land
now or formerly of Sarah Jordan; southerly by
the road leading past the house now or for
merly of Archeans Twombly, and weste,y
by land now formerly of Mrs. Lampher,
widow of Edwin Lampher. deceased, contain
ing twenty acres more or less; beiu ug the same
premises conveyed hy jeremiah Bowen to one
John l.. Ellis by her deed of mortgage dated
on the twenty fifth day of April A. D. 1887.
and recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds,
Book 2l3 Page 271.
FRANK A. L1TTLEFIELD,
3w21 Sheriff