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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
Launching the Marriage
Ship''---the Voyage Starts
By Zoe Beckley

have possibilities. wiped her face
with "A towel and walked unhurrieG-
y upstairs, her badly fitting gins
ham kitchen frock making her look
Lhe an animated bag
She Knocked duly on the door II
The Stanley bouGoir and a fem.r -
Voice pitched 10 a superior tone.
babe her enter. Mr.. Stanley had
made his million in tho fee business.
and the salient qualities OF this COM
modify were evident In Mrs stan
!ey's manner toward Interiors
'Cinders-ah. Sarah-Marie tells
me YOU have been imIudent. q"
Madame began. her cold eyes strip
ping sally 10 the skin you VIII
beg her pardon at once"
(To BE COntinuedO
Copyright. 1922. NEA ServIceD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18

Miss Jane Rotte, whose marriage
20 Joseph Herman will take place
sept %. viii be the honor guest az
an evening party given by Mrs. Ed
ward Meehan. s15 F. Madison 81
The Priscilla Sewing circle OF s..
Peters Evangelical church viii meet
~ the church pariors. Mis- Olga
70 liwock and Miss Lillian Blllwock
acting as hostesses
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18

41OS-4O49. This style may be d =,
veloped as dinner dress or for
afternoon wear. Az illustrated,
printed foulard was used. with bead
trimming. and facings OF Canton
crepe on the skirt. The skirt could
be cf Canton crepe in one color. and
he blouse Of the new printed
oriental silks. or OF figured geor-
sette or crepe.
The blouse 410S IS cut IN sizes;
g.: So. IS, 40. 40 and "A !ncnes bust
measure. The skirt IN 7 sizes: p.
-. %. 81. IS. 50 and 81 inches
waist measure. To make this model
for a medium size will require o
,ards of 40 inch material. with 1 Is
ward or IS inch material 20 face the
cascades. The width of the skirt al
the foot without overlapping portion
is . is yards.
TWO separate patterns mailed 20
any address on receipt OF 12c FOR
EACH pattern IN silver or stamps.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
ETIIDAY

The Waueta Sewing circle viii
meet ia the afternoon with Mrs
Gertrude Denzer. 1898 Randolph ~.
The Ever Ready class OF West
minister Presbyterian Sunday school
viii be entertained by the officers at
the home OF Mrs. a. J Meyer, 1902
Portage av. in the afternoon. The
assisting hostesses VIII be Mrs. v.
8 Niles. Mrs Arthur Moon and
Mira. Harry Smoke.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
BRoCADES

RrOcaded chiffon velvet IS 20 be
very popular this winter because Il
adapts Itself so admirably 10 the
present styles. Frequently the pat
,erns are outlined With beads for
extra elaboration
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
WEDNESDAY

Lew Wells 416 South st.
ntertaiu the Pastors Aid So
Pr the First Christian church
- afternoon.
~. o. Knoblock. 1902 & Michi-
ST.. viii be hostess 10 the Cold
"a club :n the afternoon
be CrumstoWu Home Economies
will meet AZ POJawatOmi park
h Afrs. Floyd Nuliken as hostess.
Ladies' Aid society Of st.
ghew's church will meet with
O. T. Keiser. 1871 r. Indiana
T.. IN the afternoon.
Mrs John Chamberlain. SOC Cot
hge Grove av., viii entertain the
nembers OF the F. J. l. Euchre
ub IN the afternoon.
The Pythlan thimble will meet in
he afternoon AT the X. or p hall.
Pho hosteases will be Mrs. II Tag
eart. Mrs. Carl Swanson. Mrs. P
Smith and Mrs. Sindlinger.
Mss Catherine Herman $40 n.
Notre Dame av.. viii entertain in
formally for Miss Jane Rotte, whose
marriage 10 Joseph Herman viii
take place Sept. %.
The ROseland Home Economics
oiub viii meet with Mrs David Grippe
Dixie highway. for an au-day ses-
sion. with pot-luck dinner al noon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
SATIRDAY

The League Of Women Voters
viii hold a reception for its mem
beers ar the home of Mrs Charles
arthur Carlisle Green Mountain
farm. from 2:3O 10 3 O'Clock
The marriage Of Miss Jane Botte.
ZI3 East Navarro street, and Joseph
Herman. STA North Notre Dave ave-
nue.. viii take place
Miss Florence Butzbach viii be
married to- Arson Blase
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
FrR.EnGEn PANFnS

Loose panels. edged with wide
bands Of fox or kolnsky are fea-
.ured on the new winter frocks OF
crepe and wool
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
Social Calendar


The Tabltha Girls club OF the
lions Evangelical church viii meet
IN the evening al the parish house.
The County Convention " the ".
c L T.. VII Doc held in the after
noon at the home OF Lydia Rails
back. 621 S Fellows ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18

Send 12c IN silver or stamps for
our UP-TO-DATE FALL AND
WINTER 1s22-1s23 BOOK OF
FASHIONS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18

Cali Aetna Cleaners. Garments.
hats cleaned. L. 2sTs. SIS z. Sam
pie One day service cheerfully
given. Ajvt.-23s-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18
MEDITATIONS OF A
MARRIED WOMAN
SPFAKTNG OF MEN

SPEAKING OF MEN
Next 20 a mans selection OF a
lfe-mate. the most inexplicable
thing on earth is the average wo-
mans selection Of Romantic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-18

Miss Genevieve Hardy. III Fore--
ar. has returned 20 Madison, Wis
where she vail resume her studies
tt the University Of Wisconsin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

passengers on a Delaney stree. bus. The
charge was attempted pocket-picliing. big
Mike" knew LoGs's father. When the
elder Zimmerman came to him. he put up
5000 bail for Louis. And Louis skipped.
That was in September, 1920. There
followed nineteen months of the most re-
markable man.hunt in criminal history
big Mike" outraged by the first bail
jumper on his books boiled over and then
became cold steel. lie declared he would
get skinny" Louis if il took lifetime.
First he went TO the East Side. There he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

Louis For Katie English, according 10
the records OF the New York Police De.
par'ment, is the smartest, subtlcst she.
crook who ever "frisked" a coat-tail or
stripped leather"
She is now in her late thirties, hut she
stiil has many of the handsome, dashing
looks ana ways which made her. as a
Glri OF sixteen. the belle of every dance
club on Delaney street. She had already
picked her first pocket and served her
first time in Bedford Reformatory, when
she married Little Make" Strombere
leader Of an East Side gang
Katie came home one night To n croup
OF frightened neighbors a silent Nat and
II policeman who took her TO the Morgue
where Makes body lay, riddled with a
dozen bullets. Ills own gang had killed
him on the waterfront in battle over
the spoils or robbery. said the police
Katie cried al the inquest, went home
and was arrested few weeks later on n
charge of lifting a fat wallet
She gave the name OF Annie Gold That
was one or tho many aliases now opposite
her name on the police rccords-Annie
Gold, Annie Berg, Annie Harris. Annie
Fedberg, May Harris, May Fields, Sylvia
Cohen, and Anna Silver among others.
she was born-say detectiyes-Katie
Schwergtag, but is now known as Katie
English since her marriage to Joe Eng
lish, known as a post graduate dip"
Joe English was a pal OF Lefty Louie, :"
one OF the gunner who went to the chair
at Sing Sing along with Police Lieutenan:
Becker for the murder of Herman Rosen.
thai, the gambler English and Feather
Fingered" Kate We're said 10 have been
the ring.leaders of syndicate OF pick.
pockets until English was caught red.
handed, jumped his bail and escaped to
France. ilo is now serving five years
there for picking pockets.
After that, Katie played a lone hand.
Now and again she was arrested but she
eNaded conviction with uncanny shrewd-
ness. Twice she was hailed before a Mag.
istrate and discharged Once she went
to the penitcniiary for six months. again
Ia the workhouSe for the same term. Nine
years ago she was iricd for grand lar
ceny and give 81 suspended sentence OF
ten years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

English, known to the
police OF twenty cities as
nc smoothcst lady dip" IL the business,
today is a fugitive in the stranrest crook.
hunt that ever crossed and criss crossed
the shadows Of the American underworld
Her deadiest pursuers are not dicks"
and bulls" but outlaws like herself
gunner. ycggs. blackmailcrs. hadccr.work
ers, come-on girls, stecrcrs, gyps. second.
story sharks; ali The riffraf, the bour-
geoisic and the aristocgacy of crime.
The biggest mob" OF crooks ever steecd
to one purpose is after Feather Fingered"
Katie, because she broke the law of. the
lawless. Arrested on the charge of shop.
lifting six pairs OF silk stociSings-a minor
incident. say the police, in a profitable day
OF hlching bank rolls-shc jumped her
bail! And her bail was furnished by big
Mike" Eiscnstein. best known criminal
bOndsnan in New York
That is why her own pals are pledged
to capture this elusive little beauty OF a
dozen aliases. For big Mike" honest as
the sunshine himself is famed as crook.
dom's closest friend. He is reputed to know
the faces, names and generally the where
abouts OF hall the lads and Molls in the
Rogues' Gallery.
Seldom does he ask security. lie did
In the case of General Semcnoff. the Cos
sack chicftan, who was arrested on his
arrival In New York and charged with
the coniiscation OF American merchandise
In Siberia.
The beautiful wife of Scmenofl went bit.
terly when deputy shcriffs seized Semen
off at the Pennsylvania station She Of
fcTed her diamonds her earrings and her
rope OF pearls. which she declared was
worth 100000. if only they could save her
husband from prison.
big Mike" Escpstein was called lie
agreed to act as Semenoifs bontlsnlaI
with the Jewels for security. The Cossacl<
general was freed But twenty four hours
later. Big Nike asked to be relieved OF
the bond. He had discovered, he declared
that the rope OF pearls was not worth
anywhere near 100000.
"Big Mike" refused to put his trust in
this internationally known Russian leader.
But, in the case of some penniless girl
winged by the law, he has been known
to sign Il bond without blinking an
eyelash.
Honor among thieves is the motto
pasted in Mike Eisensteins hat. He
trusts them when nothing but their word
stands between them and clean getaway.
Except in one other instance. big
Mikes" trust never was violated until
Katie English. facing Il stretch "up the
river on four different charges. vanished
on the eve OF her trial. And in that other
instance the underworld got" Louis Zim-
norman just as the underworld has sworn
to get" Katie English.
skinny" Louis. n frail. whitefaced
youth. who had done time twice in the
workhouse and served year in the Mary
land state Peniteniary, was arrested by
sergeant Samuel Dlibben for jostling the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

spoke word to one lounger and another.
swiftly the whisper sped through every
JOINT and dive in Manhattan and thence
Ivy underworld wireless to Philadelphia.
Boston, baltimore, Pittsburgh, Chicago, a
dozen cities-"Get Skinny Louis for Mike
Eisenstein!"
Boston was the first to report. Louis
had been seen at II lodging house with his
girl. Jennie. Big Mike" took II train TO
Boston. But the girl had been tipped
The birds had deserted the nest. Detroit
sent the next flash. and big Mike"
headed West. Three gangsters met HIM at
the station to tell him Louis and the girl
we're on their way to baltimore. The
train that bore them eastward was fol-
lowed in six hours by another with big
Mike ON IL. But he missed them there
Big Mike" had spent $4,000 in railroad
fare, when at last he got wire from
Baltimore i'll April, 1922. Louis was in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

inns sentence was still hanging over
Maize when she was arrested three times
under three aliases in three different
cities. Chicago, Boston and philadelphia
she is yet 10 he tried in each case, for
before the dates were reached. Katie ran
hlonl OF the law again in New York
This was on Fifth avenue on a recent
Spring afternoon, when thousands of shop.
pers streamed in and ont OF the depart,
mcnt stores. Anna Caschina and Frances
DeNine, two women detectives, mingled
with the crush of women jamming the
alsles OF one OF the biggest stores in New
York near Thirty-eighth street
Just ahead of them IA stylishly gowned
woman stopped at the stocking counter
one hand stockings advertised at SlS6
Il pair. and with the other dipped into the
ioid5 OF her fur cloak half pile OF stock.
ings tagged al IS pair
The detectives followed her out If the
store, across the street and into another
she was trying on shoes when they nc.
costcd her.
II know YOU" said one of them, you're
Annie Berg"
Ihe woman drew herself up haughtilv
spoke few blistering denials proteste ed
at an examination, was forced to go to
the office and there gave up not only
SIX pairs or silk stockings but ten sep.
arate rolls OF greenbaCks
You must have SWITCHED those stock.
ings for nun, Katie" commented the SCR.
seant later. But Feather Fingered" Kate
only smiled, denied Cverything. sent
for Big Mike" Eisenstein He PROMPTLY
went her bond-S500 And Katie Just as
promptly went West
Again big Mile" sought his friends
on the East Side. Again the word has
gone forth through all Manhattan and out.
ward 10 Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago and
other stronghods OF outlawry-"Get Katie
English for Mike Eisenstcm!"
one woman, hut she the smartest in her
trade, has pitted her wits against In,
crooks OF Il Continent viii she win?
Big Mike" Eisenstein says no" Feather
Fingered" Kate answers--nothing But
that nothing, as long as she can say IL.
is more than q mouthiul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14

jail there. The underworld had
turned him up. big Mike" him.
self brought skinny" Louis back
to New York. To mae the can.
ture il had cost him four times the
original bond
Skinny Louis Zimmerman was
landed only because he broke the
law OF the Jungle Feather Fling.
cred Katie has broken the same
law. But it is n far harder, tougher
trail she leaves for big Mike" to
follow than the trail OF skinny"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-03

andcr MckeMirick Sunday on their
way to Canada, making the trip by
automobile.
The Star TaXis won the game over
the Oakland Athletic Association
team in Lewiston Tuesday by score
of 81, a seven inning game
Mrs. Joseph Manter and her sister,
Mrs. Howard Mcndal of Augusta,
have gone to Fin Islands on weeks
outing.
A . c. Morse Of Pittsfeld was a
business caller in town Tuesday
Minot Thomas has returned from
North Augusta, where he has tecn
visiting his mother, Mrs. Harriet
Knowles.
Miss Emily Bradbury has returned
to her home in Fairfield after visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carroll, on the Belgrade road.
Mrs. Charles Mithce and Miss Ma
rion Mithcc have returned from an
outing at Lake Mcssalonskcc.
Mrs. Jane Picking, who has been at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wyman
for the past year, has returned to her
home in Montreal She was accom-
panied as far as Danville Junction BY
Mr. Wyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Simpson and
son have returned to their home in
Winslow after visiting at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Bickford on the Smith
field road.
Clyde Ellis IL confined to his home
on Water street by illness.
Miss Myra Wells has returned from
Kingfcld, whore she attended the re-
union of the class Of 1890, Pennington
Normal school.
Mrs Edward Dudley and children.
Esther and Edward Of the Sidney road.
We're visiting Mrs Wyman on Main
street.
Wilbur Carroll. who has been seri-
ously i'll at the Elm City hospital ana
who is recovering from an operation,
is gaining slowly.
Nathaniel Robinson. who has been
seriously i'll at Elm City hospital for
the past thrcc months. has SO far re-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-03

was on the SkoWhegan teachers, was
in town, Wednesday morning, on her
way to Portland. where she is now
teaching She had been in Athens
to VISIT her mother Mrs. Lillian
Emery.
Murray Decker went to Brighton
Wednesday where he will assist about
the haying on his fathers farm and
will visit at the home of his uncle,
Tom Farrin.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G.. Cassidy and
Mrs. Charles Sampson Of Waltham
Mass, arrived in town Wednesday
night, coming by auto and are guests
OF Mrs. Cassidy's sister-in-law, Mrs.
Alice S. Baker of Turner avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Bradley and
daughter, Thelma and Beatrice of
Chelsea, Mass, and Mrs. Nettie
Cronk and daughter, Miss Gertrude
Cropk, of Methucn. Mass, returned
Tuesday to their home, after being
in town the guests of Mrs. Bradleys
sister and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Burril Of Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. r. Oulton
with their son, Dixon and Robert and
J. Il. Pearson and daughter. Miss
Mile Pearson, who have been on 4
vacation trip through the White
Mountains and Maritime Provinces
passed the weekend with Mr.. Oul
toms sister, Mrs Geo. +. -Oulton, on
the East Madison road, Oh their re-
turn to Newburyport. Mass.
Friends of David c. Jcwett, an
aged invalid. who resides on Winter
Istrcct. will be interested to know
that he was taken for an auto ride
down town the first Of the week by
! Allen Dyer. This is the first time
Mr.. Jcwett has been down town in
two years. Mr.. JcWett greatly on
,, joycd the ride and stood it well.
| Walter Ross who was graduated at
the Boston School Of Technology in
June and who has been visiting for
some weeks at his old home in st.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-03
WASHINGTON

NORTH-Mrs. Richard DcGrass and
son, Ninal. and Mrs. Scwcll McCart-
ney of Somervlle Mass. are visiting
the formers aunt, and the latter
mother and father Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
w. Lenfest, for a week
Mrs Fred Cole and daughter, who
have been taking a vacation at NJ.
w. Lenfcst's, returned to their home
in Augusta Monday.
A two auto party" consisting Of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ W. Lcnfcst, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Lcnfost. and Mrs. Fred
cole and daughter Mr.. ana Mrs. +.
w. Cunningham and family. motored
to Pcmaquid Light at Pcmaquid
Point. last Sunday. 1t was a very
enjoyable trip for all.
Albert King of Fairfield was here
Tuesday, buying blueberrics Blue
berries are very plentiful this season.
it is reported. Mrs. Ellen Cunning
ham had about IA bushels, Mrs. Car
RE Lcnfest about 10 bushels.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Cunningham
motored to Augusta on business last
Wednesday.
Bert L. Cunningham and son. Frank,
Of Liberty called on his brother here
one day recently. while on motor
trip from Liberty.
Mrs II. T. Evans is in very poor
health this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cunningham
were at Augusta on business Wed
ncsdaY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-03
OAKLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pickett of
Portland. who have been visiting at
! the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
! Dame, have returned.
| Mrs. Gertrude Ellis. who has Lcen
visiting relatives ana friends in town,
{ has returned to her homo in Au-
| gusta
Fred Robinson is able to resume
I MS duties at the American WOolen
fractured rib.
Charles Crowoll and Mr.. Stone
/ have returned from a blucberring
! trip to Lake Moxic.
Henry Horn has returned to his
duties as gatckeepcr at the Maine
/ Central railroad crossings on Main
street, after being absent on account
of the illness of Mrs. Horn.
4 Miss Celia Welch and Eljzatcth
/ Wolch, who have been visiting al the
| home Of Mrs. Robert Blake and Miss
Irene Lake for few days. have re-
turned to their home in Sabattus.
Phidime Roy and son, Andio, and
Mr.. and Mrs. AmCdc Roy Of Grandc
Mere. Quebec, and Mr.. Aelard Roy
of Three Rivers. Quebec, are visit
ing at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy on School street. having made
the trip by automobile. The three
brothers were residents of Oakland
20 years ago. being employed by the
Hubbard and Blake Manufacturing
Co, at that time
Miss Millie Leonard Of Poland
Springs is enjoying an outing at
Camp 1Iurpcano. Salmon lake. the
guest Of Mrs. Arthur Leonard.
Mrs. Matte BIaisdcll is confined
to her home on Summer street with
! rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Booker end
children Of Levant are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs II. O. Park
| man.
Miss Eleanor Parker Of New
Rochelle, New York. is the guest Of
Miss Dorothea Wilder on tie Bel
grade road.
Alonzo Parkman Of St. Alban. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ella Cork,
on Main street
MISS Marion StoWell Of Lewiston
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Harold Bridges. has gone to Water
vile. where she will visit her uncle.
John Casey.
Miss LeOnore Brewer is visiting
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Conforth.
John King has gone TO Bar Har-
Dor for an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. P. Mace have e.
turned from Albion, where they nave
been visiting Mrs. Maces parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Baker.
The Saturday Nighters." will go
today to Unity lake on a picnic and
will be guests Of Mrs. Ralph Stowell
who is passing the summer there
Mrs Annie Walker has gone to
ROckland where she Will visit her
son, Luther Goodman for a time.
Mrs. Mary Mckendric was in Lew
ston Tuesday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Banfeld
were calling on.Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-03
.Sk0WHEcAN LOCAL NEWS,
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, Farmers s 81
Vitaline Caouette

Nitaline Caouette died Tuesday
night at the home of Peter Blanchard
on East street at the age of "A years
She was born in Canada and was the
daughter of Louis Turcotte. About
~ wears ago she married Peter Caou-
cite. Mrs. Caouette had resided in
Skowncgan about 30. years, coming
here from Biddeford. She was Il
member of ST. John the Baptist
Ladies' society.
Mrs. Caouette is survived by
brother. Edward Turcotte of Belgrove,
Idaho; 4 sister, Mrs. Adele Bilodeau
Of Montreal. Canada, ,and the follow
ing step children, Mrs. Mary Lebeun,
Sanford, Mrs. Charles Blanchard,
Fred Turcotte. and Peter Turcotte Of
Skowhegan, and Fred Cowett of San
ford.
Tho funeral service will be held
Thursday morning at 3 O'Clock at the
Notre Dame Of Lourdcs church, and
Win bc conducted by the pastor, the
Rev FIR j. Louis a. Renaud, and the
burial will be in st Marys Catholic
cemetery ON North avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-03

SOMETHING one should like to
- ask a Hindu Man" is how
soon "knickers" will replace the
simple sports dress for golf. I am
sure If he were "Seer" Of fash
ions, he would say, "Never, COM
pletely, but within another year
they will be running 50-5O."
The sports dress illustrated is OF
castor color Kasha cloth orna-
mented with pearl buttons of har-
monizing color and bound with
dull green braid.
The definite tendency for fall in
sleeves-close-f fitting at the wrist
is evident here. The shorter
waist-line effect, which is also a
fall note, is acquired by the double
belt.
Extra fulness is allowed and the
pocket made possible through the
interesting side line Of the skirt.
The hat is castor color felt with
green braid binding and possesses
sufficient simplicity and jauntiness
to match well with the sports
dress.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-03
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-03
PALERMO

EAST-A. J. Tibbetts and sons are
cutting hay on the Spratt farm.
Mrs. Stella Spratt. Miss Melissa,
Fred Howard and Mrs. Ilvin Turner
passed the weekend at Mrs. Spratt's s
farm.
Frank Moore has finished haylng,
assisted by Charles Tohcy.
A. j. Tobey has new horse to help
him in haying.
Mrs. J.. A. Farnham and Miss Doris
Of Necdham, Mass, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. VI. NJ. Traak.