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Ads
AucTloNs--LEoALs
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1 STXTE ~ pxtAHxEtA
STATE Trs"sSPsr o. ~ pss.nss ssa z 5c to-
purchase Of eAQ0.O00 OF State hends II
the BtAte Of Delaware.
Said bonds Will l,ear date January I,
lo22, end 70 he Of u .0OO denopinatio
annually on. tho frst days of Jsnusry and
July Of csch year. Bonds shall be pay
eblv forty years After tho dets thereof.
but the said bonds or any OF them may
be resiccrncd ~ tho option NJ the State
1t tho rate Of 0ns hundred and Ave per
ccatum Of tho principal debt OF the bond
nrst day OF July after tho sald bond or
any OF thoan shall have born issued sns
year. upon thirty days notice, properly
advertised, principal and interest payshlb
~ tho Farmers Bank OF tho STAT 81
Delaware ~ Dover. Delaware.
s the bonds e DC COUPON bond: With 70
state treasurer. Dover, Delswsrs. Bids
will be received for $500 900 Of tho issuo
or any part Of that amount and must 10
accompanied by \ certified CHECK for .
per cent OF tho bid, payable TO tho ortior
of BcorGe Nj. Fisher, State Treasurer,
Tho r&ht II reserved 70 reject any or all
bids. Tho state will reserve 5000 900 Of
the issue for Investment OF State Funds
Said bonds are Issued under authority
Of an act entitled an act to create . Stat
Highway Department, esta bltshinh q sys
lem OF State highways and providing FOL
The Improvement and maintenance there
Of. and appropriatinx and borrowing none,
OF tho Atsts OF Delaware, and approves
by the governor April z. lpI7.
GEORGE NJ. FISHER.
State Treasurer
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hIONITION.
~ THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
DELAWARE

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT, FOR THE DISTRICyT OF
DELAWARE.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
ONE q. NJ. O. TRANSIT RUS. ENGINE
NO. S02966
NO. 1923 IN ADMIRALTY.
In obedience to Warrant OF Seixuro to
me directed, In the above-ontitled cauro. l
have seized and taken into my cossessop
the following described property to wit:
One q. NJ. 9. Transit bus. EnKtno No
sO2oo6. License No. 4206 For the causes
set forth In tho litel now pending in the
u. s. District Court for tho Distrfct Of
Delaware. at Wilmington. l hereby give
notice TO all persons clAiminA tho aid
described bus. or knowing or having
anything to say why the Same should
not be condemned and forfeited, and the
pgoceeds thereof distributed accordtns I'd
the prayer OF tho libel that they b And
appear before the said court, to be held
In and for the District OF Delaware. 1t
the United States Court Room. In the
city OF Wilmington on the ninth day Of
October, 1922. at 10 o'clock on the for,,-
noon Of that day. II the same shall be q
day of Jurisdiction. otherwise on the naxt
day of Jurisdiction thereafter then and
there TO interpose a claim for the same.
and TO make their allegations In that
behalf
WALTER s. MONEY,
U. s. Marshal. District Of Delaware.
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NIONITION.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
DELAWARE.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
ONE FORD ROADSTER LICENSE
PENNSYLVANIA, NO. 32S-t63'
NO. 1929 IN ADMIRALTY.
In obedience to a Warrant OF Seizure to
me directed, In the above-entitled cause
! nave seized and taken into my possession
the following described property to Wit:
one Ford Roadster License Pennsyi-
yania, No. 32S-483, Engine No. li0s2ii
For the causes set forth In the libel now
pending In the u. s. District Court for
the District OF Delaware at Wilmington
! hereby glve notice to all persons claim-
ing the said described roadster or know
ing or having anything to say why the
same should not be condemned and for
feited, and the proceeds thereof dis
tributed according to the prayer OF the
libel. that they be and appear before the
said court, to DO held in and for the Dis
tr1ct OF delaware. at the United State
Court Room. In the city of Wilminston
on tho ninth day OF October. 1922. at 10
O'Clock on the forenoon OF that day II
the same shall be day OF Jurisdiction.
otherwise on the next day OF jurigdiction
thereafter then and there to interpose a
claim for the same. and to make their
allegations in that behalf.
WALTER 3. MONEY
y. 3. Marshal. District OF Delaware
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Legal Notices
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM e. sMITH
Observation-Disclosures Is hereby given
that Letters of Administration Cum
Testamento Annexo upon the estate OF
William Il. Smith. late OF Red Lion
unto Sarah }. Shearer on the fourteenth
day of September. A. ID. 1922, and ali
persons indebted to said deceased are
requested to make payments to the adj
and all persons having demands against
the deceased are required to exhibit and
present the same duly probated to the
said administrative, G. r. A., on or
before the fourteenth day OF September.
= behalf Sarah j. Shcarer, administra-
trix, G. IT. A. Address Philip l., Gar
rett, attorney-at-law, Equitable Build
ing. Wilmington, Delaware.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY


Business Service.
WHITE PINE CYPRESS
N. &. PINE CHESTNUT
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEMLOCK MAPLE
Roofcrs, Sheathnng, Flooring,
Cypress Single.
Mouldings aud Wall Board.
S. q. SIMMONS & BROS. co.
Front and TstnalI Streets.
ID. & A. 251.
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MONITION.
IN THE UNITED STATES Drsrpycr.
COURT. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
,,, DELAWARE.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
ONE APPERsoN ROADSTER ENGINE
mo. 2256O

NO. 1922 IN ADMIRALTY
In 1peulence TO Warrant OF Seizure TO
nave seized and taken into my posseadon
Cne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS property 20 Wit:
one Apperson Roadster. Engine No
2256o. License No. pisa For the causes
SET lorth In the libel now pending in the
-. .: district Court for the District OF
Delaware. al, Wilmington. / hereby Give
notice to all persons claiming the said
aescrined roadster, or knowing or having
anything to say why the same ahouid not
be condemned and forfeited. and the
proceeds thereof distributed according TO
.no prayer of the libel. that they be and
appear before the said court, to DO held in
and for the District OF Delaware, at the
United states Court Room. In the city Of
wilmington, the ninth day of October
i02a. at 10 O'Clock on the forenoon OF thai
gay, II the same shall be a day OF juris-
diction' otherwise on the next day OF juris-
dlction thereafter, then and there to Inter
pose claim for the same, and to mako
their allegations In that behalf
WALTER s. MONEY
U. :. Marshal District OF nelav.no
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
FOR SALE

600 West Fifth street, rooms bath,
heat gas and electric.
GlS West Eighth street y roomdI bath.
, 1920 Lancaster avenue y rDoma hath,
porch. hot water heat, gas and diertrlc.
excellent condition
300 block. West Fourth street. business
property at reasonable figure. suitabis
for any Kind of business
sSl north Clayton street. n rooms.
trio.
1913 South Harrison street. q rooms.
bath, porch. ~
sos Jefferson street. rooms. bath heat.
space for garage.
Brack-Ex. modern, square plan. S-room
reflntnre with garage and oUtbuildingss
largo plot Of ground
BOB North Broonpe. 9 rooms, bath. porch
heater. gas and electric
Firth and Delsmore, corner refdencs,
rooms. bath, porch. heat. garage.
JOHN J. HANLEY
Phone 5170. 523 West Fourth Street.
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AUCTIONS--LECALS.
Auction Sales

sALES--Of every descrip-
ton. Anywhere. If you want to sell.
see Hamilton. the Square Deal Auc.
tioneer and Farm Agent 60l W. Ninth
street. Phone 490I W
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FRANKLIN STREET. 400 BLOCK-Scv-
en- rooms. bath. porch, heater, cement
cellar, gas; reasonable price TO quick
buyer.
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MODERN HOME IN COUNTRY
10 ROOMS, BATH, ELECTRIC;
GARAGE; POULTRY HOUSE, GAR
DEN. ADDRESS BOX P 10, EVERY
EVENING OFFICE.
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Sg,350
CLAYTON STREET NEAR SIXTH-A
modern home hot water heat, electric
large bedrooms. Property can be
seen at any time.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help WantsA-Mals.
INTERNATIONAL

IAL4slGAN-CI0ARs-
VIZ RAVE sPLENDID OPENINGS
IN OUR ORGANIZATION FOR
MEN WITH ENERGY AND AM
BlrION. WE ARE MANUFAC-
TURERs or HIaH-0RADE o.
CARS AND SELL DIRECT TO
THE SMOKER. THEREBY ELM
MATING THE JoBBER AND RE-
TAILrRs' PROFITS AND GIVING
THIS BENKFIT TO THE sMoK-
FER. Dun BUSINESS HAVING
GROWN TO SUCH PROPORTION.
WE FIND 1T NECESSARY TO
OPEN BRANCH OFFICES
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
HERE IL AN OPPORTUNITY FOR
YOU TO EARN Rig MONEY
AND ADVANCE YOURSELF TO A
DISTRICT MANAGERsHIP.
WRITE. GIVING FULL PAR
TICUIARs AND REFERENCES
IN FIRST LETTER.
RI vANDoMA CIGAR CO..
CARE OF WILMINGTON EVERY
EVENING OFFICE. wILAflNo-
TON. DEL.
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IN THE UNITED Stairs DISTRICT
COURT, FOR THE DISTRICT or
- DELAWARE
THE UNITED STATES or AMEFroA
ONE sTyDEBAKER TOURING CAR
LICENSE NO, 1888
NO 1033 IN ADMIRALTY.
IN obeulence TO Warrant OF Seizure TO
me dirtTted, In tho above titled cause. I
nave seized and taken into my possession
the Following described property 70 wit:
ono Studebaker Touring Oar. Iiceps So
10. i3-st3. For the causes cot forth in
the libel now pending In the u, &. Dis
trict Court for the District OF Delaware
AZ Wilmington. hereby give notice 10 nlI
persons claiming tho said described touring
car or showing or having anything to
say why the same should not be con-
aenned and forfeited and tho proceeds
thereof distributed according 70 tho
prayer OF the libel, that tbey be and sp-
pear before the ssid court to DO hold In
ana Tor Tho District OF Delaware. At the
united states Court Room In the city
OF wilmington, on the ninth day ~
october. 1922. at 10 o'clock on tho fore
noon or that day. If the same shall he n
Day OF Jurisdiction. otherwise on the merit
Gay OF Jurisdiction thereafter, then and
there To interpose a claim for tho came
am s 70 make their allegations in that
WALTER s. MONEY.
u. ,. Marshal. District OF Delaware
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w. Y. MONTGOMERY
Phone SIG. 9l9Ia Orange Street
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WEST STREET NEAR I2TH-Nins
rooms. bath, porch. hot air heat: in per-
feet order throughout. This location ia
close to the central business section
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NO. S2S PINE STREET-A desirable
home. nine rooms, bath. In good condf-
ton a very convenient location; selling
to close an estate: make an offer.
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ROCKFORD PARK

Ten rooms and baths. steam heat. eiec,
trio light, hardwood floor and open fire
place; nice corner location
Many Others
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STORE AND DWELLING. 1901 WEST
FoURTH-Nine rooms. bath. porch. hot
water heat. electric.
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Ill WEST 29TH-six rooms. bath. porch.
hot air heat. electric. pantry. semi
detached; property can be seen al
any time.
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MONROE STREET NEAR EIGHTH
Eight rooms. bath. heater. $1,000.
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AUCTIONS--LECALS
- - -
Legal offices
AiONITiDN

---s-.-----
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
DELAWARE
THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA
ONE REQ TRUCK, ENGINE NO. A.
MQi3
NO. 1929 IN ADMIRALTY.
In obedience to y Warrant OF Seizure 70
me directed, In the Above-cn titled cause
have seized and taken into my posses
sion the following described truck to wit
One REQ Truck. Engine No. A. SOgi3
License Pennsylvania No. 1t25I7. For
the causes set forth In the libel now pcnd-
Ing In the y. = District Court for tho
District OF Delaware at Wilmington.
hereby give notice 20 all persons claim
ing. the said described truck or knowing
or having any thing to say why tho samc
should not hc condemned and forfeited.
and tho proceeds thereof distributed &C.
cordins To the prayer Of the libel that
they be and appear before the seid court.
TO bc held In and for tho District OF Dcia.
ware, Mt the United States Court Room.
y the city Of Wilmington on tho ninth
day OF October, 1922. ut 10 o'clock on tho
forenoon OF that day. II the Same shall DO
day OF Jurisdiction. otherwise on the
next day OF Jurisdiction thereafter, then
ana there to interpose a claim for tho
same, and to mako their allegations In
that behalf
WALTER g. MONEY.
Y. =. Marshal, District Of Delaware.
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ORANGE STREET. NEAR i3TH-Three
blocks from Eleventh and Market. 8
rooms. bath, porch. heater. electric,
5000.
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STORE AND DwELLING-west side,
s rooms. bath. SO. 200.
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1915 LANCASTER AvE.-square plan.
rooms, bath, porch. hot air heat. electric;
large lot In rear. Look this property
over. Submit us your Offer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-23

PROPERTT-Corncr. wanted, west side
rooms and bath; store front preferred
Emmett $. Hickman. Ninth and Orange
streets.
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MODERN HOMES.
22ND Il WASHINGTON-Ni rooms
bath. all modern convenienccs. hot water
heat.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
MODERN HOMES
22ND h WASHINGTON-Nine rooms.
bath. all modern convenienccs. hot water
heat.
1915 LANCASTER AVE.-Square plan.
rooms; bath, porch. hot air heat. electric
over. Submit us your offer.
Ill WEST 2eTH-six rooms. bath. porch.
hot air heat. electric, pantry. semi
detached; property can DO seen al
any time.
WEST STREET NEAR l2TH-Nins
rooms. bath, porch. hot air heat: in per-
| feet order throughout This location ia
close to the central business section
ORANGE STREET. NEAR f3TH-rbres
| blocks from Eleventh and Market 8
rooms. bath, porch. heater. electric.
! 5000.
! CLAYTON STREET NEAR SIXTH-A
modern home, hot water heat. electric
! 4 large bedrooms. Property can be
| seen at any time.
MONROE STREET NEAR EIGHTH
Eight rooms. bath. heater. $4,000.
| STORE AND DWELLING. 1901 WEST
FoURTH-Nine rooms. bath. porch, hot
water heat. electric.
FRANKLIN STREET. 400 BLOCK-Sev-
en- rooms. bath. porch, heater, cement
cellar. gas; reasonable price TO quick
/ buyer.
/ NO. S2S PINE STREET-A desirable
! home. nine rooms. bath. In good condf-
! ton; very convenient location; selling
! to close an estate; make an offer.
!
STORE AND DwELLING-West side.
/ rooms. bath. 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08
Church Notices

Highland Ave. Meth. Ellis. church.
Rev. Charles Howard Atkins pastor:
Morning service at 1890: sermon by
pastor, The Word of King" 11.45.
church school; els. Epworth League;
evening service at Z; sermon by pas,
music.
Christ church Gath Sunday after
trinity: Holy communion, 7.30;
morning prayer, sermon. 1890: church
school at II. During the summer the
1870 service will last but one hour and
tnc church school one-half hour.
First Church of Christ, Scientist:
sermon. sacrament midweek serv-
ices Wednesday at 730 Z. NJ. Read
Ing room at the church open to the
public Wednesday from 2 to 4. Free
circulating library of authorized Chris
tia2 Science literature.
Chelsea chapel, A. II. Graham Bible
school for all ages at ! o'clock, fol-
lowed by preaching service at 1.45.
Cordial invitation to all,
Graham: Services at 1890 and Z =. NJ.
The pastor Niil preach both morning
arc evening. Midweek services
Wednesday evening.
West Gardiner First Baptist. Rev. Fl.
/. Skillin: $50, Sunday school; go,
preaching.
First Baptist. Rev. II. L. Skillin:;
Preaching at 1880; subject. Report OF
state Convention: u, Sunday school;
services Wednt sday at 7.30.
Universalist church, Rev. Milo G..
Folsom: Morning worship. Rain or
shire the service will he held in the
church. Theme, 1.-THE Heart Of the
Gospel" Everyone invited.
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Gamers to Discuss
Best Methods

Portland. Nc. July 7-Mcthods II
improving the sweet corn industry
in Maine are to be discussed al a
meeting OF the Maine Gamers A..
ISOLATION in this city. Tuesday. july
20. and It is expected that aboo,
$50 members of tho assoc alton vii
attend the conference.
An important meeting Of the blue
berry pickers is 10 10 held In he
court house at Machias Saturday, al
10 A. NJ. and there will be a genera
discussion on the marketing Of ne
products and means of stablzins The
industry.
DR.. w. d. Bigelow. chief chemist Of
the National Gamers Association,
and Field Agent Woodbury. of ne
same organization. were in this CITY
yesterday and attended a meeting
OF the apple and string bean section
OF the Maine Gamers Assoeiation
They will speak AZ the meeting 0!
the burberry packers at Machia'
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08
IRON FOUNDRY
CHANGES HANDS

A corporation recently organized
under the name of The George Full
Ter Sons, Inc, with a personnel Of
Augusta parties, has purchased the
George Fuller Sons iron foundry in
this city and will take possession
next Monday. The officers and di-
rectors of the new corporation are:
President and treasurer. Z. L. Ged-
ney Of Augusta; secretary. Miss Ada
L. Pierce of Augusta; vice president,
Mrs. Annie S. Gedney of Augusta.
Mr.. Gedney was for number Of
years manager of the Cushnoc Paper
Co. at Augusta. The capital stock Of
the new corporation is $4,000 with
$4,000 paid in.
The George Fuller Sons Iron found
ry is one of the oldest firms in
Maine. it's history dating back to
1870, when j. p. Flagg, operated the
Winthrop streets where the city hall
now stands. A short time after that
w. r. Prescott and George r. Fuller
carried on the business as a firm un-
til the buildings burned in 1860. Then
Mr.. Fuller in December purcha sed
the sMcClinch building on lower Wa
ter street and conducted n foundry
there until 1865, when he bought from
the Coburn heirs the Joint along the
kennebec river, always knows az
Bombahook point and established the
present business.
Mr.. Fuller died in 1873 and the
business was carried on by his sons.
There were five brothers in the firm:
George F., died in Sept. 1913: Ben
1amin f., died in February 1912:
William Henry Harrison, who died in
January 1921. leaving as present own
ers Charles P. and J. Warren Fuller.
The plant is estimated to be worth
about 100000. Beside the iron found.
ny there is a wood working depart
ment with offices and stable. For
many years it was the biggest iron
foundry in New England.
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Seek Recognition
for Mayor Drapeau

Biddeford. Me. July 7-Ihk
Thursday was heard among citizens o.
obtaining fitting recognition fo'
Mayor Edward II. Drapeau for MS
daring attempt 10 rescue Matthias
Doyon. drug clerk. from drovnlns
off Fortunes Rock. on the HOLIDAY
and which nearly cost the city exc
cutive's life.
Doyon. n friend OF the mayor. Nas
caught in an undertow and was De-
ing carried out to sea when mayo
Drapeau went after him. OTderlns
Doyon. who was nearly exhausted "
hold onto one Of the mayors "'.
the city executive struck out town.
shore. When about % feet AVA
Doyon released his grip. The may.
made new efforts TO save him, ou'
was unsuccessful.
Reaching the shifting sands Fl"
front OF his cottage. MAYOR Drap'a'
collapsed
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LITCHFIELD

Mrs. Rollins Stevens, Mrs. Carrie
Slosberg. Mrs. Arthur Stevens, Mrs
Minnie Monroe, were the Thursday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Berry.
Arthur Newell has moved his fam
lily. into the Robert Belyea place.
Miss Annie Fogg was caller at
Elmer Hodgkins' Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Small and Mrs
Ralph Brann and son, Master Ray
mond, were the guests Of their broth
er, Baxter Small, the 4th of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs.
Earle Norton, and Eleanor and
Nancy Smith of West Gardiner, were
the week end guests of Mrs. Mary
Weston.
Edward Weston is working for the
electric road.
Mr.. Dunton was a caller at H. S.
Weston's Thursday.
Charles Newell, Annie Fogg, Eta
Gowell and daughter Ruth, were call
ers at Arthur Newelrs, Wednesday.
Mrs. Adelbert Hartman, who has
been visiting relatives in New Hamp-
shire, returned home Monday.
PLAINS-Mr and Mrs. kenwood
Lapham, who were recently married,
were given an informal reception on
Monday evening, July 8. They re-
ceived many gifts of linen. glass, and
silver, also a set of dishes. which was
given to them by their L.itchtield
friends. Ice cream. cake. fudge and
punch were served and pleasant
evening passed, although the weather
was bad, the guests leaving at late
hour with the best Of wishes to Mr..
and Mrs. Lapham.
Miss Edith Small went Wednesday
to Waterville, where she is employed
as nurse.
The lawn party given by the Sun
day school on the church grounds.
Wednesday, was a success, and a
good time is reported by all. Much
credit is due to the several commit
tees for their efforts. especially those
who helped to build and decoate the
booths, and also for the entertain
ment, which was as follows: Music;
solo, Mr.. Bowie; reading, Delmar
Small; duet, Genie Small and Ray
mond Tozier: reading, Rev. G. A.
Watkins; solo, Mr. Bowie: Victrola
selection: drill. Rose and Indian, by
the children; Battle Hymn Of the
Republic. About $40 was netted from
the refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Shorey and
family arrived Friday morning from
Chicago to pass the summer with Ed
ward Shorey.
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PITTSTON

The many friends of Mrs. ]. Her.
som will be glad to learn that she
has returned home from the Gardiner
hospital. where she has been for the
past five weeks much improved in
health.
Richard Hersom, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Gladys Hersom, and
Ted Hersom, started for kingman,
Monday, July 8. They will also visit
Canada before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Nc of Houlton
and MI. and Mrs. Herbert Horne and
two children of Winthrop passed
Tuesday, July 4th at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George MCGEE.
Miss Erna Peterson is passing a
few weeks at Old Orchard.
Misses Guenola and Evelyn MCGEE
passed Saturday. July 1, in Joice.
Robert Margeson of Houlton, who
has been passing the past week at the
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DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. Z SXIUkDX4. JoE1 J,

are expected Friday to pass ths sum-
mer at their summer home. the
Screen Cables"
Mr.. and Mrs. Variel Of Augusta are
stopping at their summer home here.
They have bought what was known
as the Asa Newell place.
C. L. Hardy of Lewiston pissed the
Fourth with his family at w. !. Cur
it's home.
Miss Opal LaPlant Of Pittston was
the guest over the Fourth OF Miss
Lillian Norton.
DR.. and Mrs. Wiley Of Houlton are
passing their vacation at the Wiley
cottage.
Mrs. Gertrude Weber and Miss
Hazel Emery were the guests OF
friends in Bath the Fourth.
Miss Lena Buker Of New York Is
pa ssing her vacation with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. w. f Buker.
Mr.. and Mrs McCheete OF South
Gardiner are at their cottage here
They have bought the cottage for
merly owned by Mrs. Leplane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Harris OF
Springfield, Mass, passed theil
honeymoon at the Merrill cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Palmer and
guests are passing few days at the
Palmer cottage.
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SOUTH Gardiner

Thomas Bert Of the Pejepscot Paper
&C. was a business caller in town Fri
day.
Miss Edith Frame of Dorchester has
been visiting Miss Charlena Elliott at
tie Ledgemere farm.
Phil Smith of Portland was calling
on friends in town Monday.
Mrs. Frederick Hixon Of Lynn,
Mass, will speak at the morning serv-
ices at the Congregational church. Mrs.
Hixon will also address the Sunday
school.
W. Percy Hc1gkins of Lynn, Mass.
pass ed the Fourth at his nome in town.
Miss Lois and Miss Zelda Twitchell
Of Rumford are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Sadie Anr;s.
Mrs. Charles Munsey of Brunswick
the guest CT tis daughter. Mrs. Her
iert Marston.