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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

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East. Also an undivided LIZ of |
West half Section 30 and West !
half Section 81. Township IL, |
North, Range 10 East, containing |
1854 acres assessed at $27,21o.-
90.
raxes-----------------s 1883 |
Interest and costs to be added.
R. A.-Woodb,afn, an un-
divided IL Of, being fractional |
Sections 80, 81, 80, SO. and 81 |
and South half Section ~, Town
ship IL North, Range Is E. Also
Section Fl, Township II North,
Range IL. 705-acres, assessed 1t |
$9550.00.
Interest and costs to be added.
dOFFTTT, MRS. E. T.-Peytonia,
undivided 1-3 of, Northeast quar-
ter Of Northeast quarter. Of
Section 4, Section 8 except the
Southwest quarter Of Southwest
quarer also Northwest quarter
Of Section IL Township North.
Range 9 East Also South half
Of Section "a and South hak Of
Northwest quarter and South
west quarter of Northeast quar-
ter Of Section 81. Northwest
quarter Of Northwest quarter Of
Section 80. East half Of East
half of Section SO, Township
10 North, Range 8. les acres
assessed at $sss0.00.
Taxes 223. 4e
Interest and costs to be added
POST, GEO. E.-Peytonia, undivided
Is Of Northeast quarter Of
Northeast quarter Section 1.
Section 8 except Southwest quar-
ter Of Southwest quarter, also
Northwest quarter Of Section IL
Township 8 North. Range O
East. Also South half Of Section
"a and South half of Northwest
quarter and Southwest quarter
Of Northeast quarter Of Section
81 and Northwest quarter Of
Northwest quarter Section 81
East half Of East half Section
SO Township 10 North, Range
9 East. les acres assessed 1t
$sss0.Oo. =
Taxes 22s.ls
SOLOMON, EST. OF S.-Lots 2 and
8 Of waveland plantation. q
shown by Deed in II" los. Town
ship IL North, Range II Est
100 acres assessed At $500. 90
Taxes cog
Interest and costs to be added.
SAFER. L. B,-Oseeola. Section 1.
Northeast quarter Of Section 9
North hall Section n Township
IL North. Range II East South
esst quarter Section Is. South
half and Northeast quartar Sec
ton IS Township IL North,
Range II East. Also fractional
Northeast quarter and East half
Of Northwest quarter Section 81
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

acres, assessed 1t $28s76O.OO
axes-------------------$1177.15
Interest and costs to be added.
MUTUAL REALTY eO.-Southwest
quarter Section "a; Section 70,
East half Of East half Section
rs, Northwest quarter Of South
east quarter Section 80 lying
East Of Tensas River. East half
and East half Of Southwest qusr-
ter Section IS, West half Of
West half, East half of East half
East half of West half, West
half Of East half, Section SO,
Township IL North, Range Q
East. Also an undivided LIZ Of
West half Section 30 and West
half Section 81, Township IL,
North, Range 10 East, containing
1854 acres assessed at $27, 2lO.-
90.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

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0 rs 36 81 aIiEz - r AK 4 a. -
~. - s 49, 8 s,S1sess.
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sAssssAs. - - = = Asess.
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9 - o., =. = - g. v.sss4 e 80 -
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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

and Northeast quarter Of South
west quarter Section 26. Town
ship II North, Range II East.
IS acres, assessed 1T $4,000.
Taxes ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 26.16
Interest and costs to be added.
TURNER, EST. OF w. B.-House
and lot in st. Joseph, La, North
and East by Dixon lot South by
Hancock street, West by Shaft
er lot, assessed at $4,000.
Taxes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6.31
Interest and costs to be added.
WADE, T. N. JR.-Osceola, q part
Of, being the West half Of South
west quarter of Section 81 and
West half Of East half Of South
west quarter in Section 81 Town
ship IL North. Range l2 East.
100 acres, assessed at $780, 90.
Taxes ZZ.SO
Interest and costs to be added.
WADE T. M. JR.-Moseby Tract,
East half of East half Of Sec
ton IL Township II Rans II,
100 acres, assessed at $1S5O.O0.
taxes 55.Ve
Interest and costs to be added.
WHITE, ELIZABETH-Lot No. 5 Of
New Hope, in Section 4 Clown
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

9 East; also rs mules, so cattle,
I hogs, 80 sheep, S wagons, 2
|. automobiles and agricultural
tools-1lle acres assessed at
$32,270.00.
Taxes soo'vV
Interest and costs to be added:
COOK, HARRY-A part Of Steep
Bayou plantation, being the
West half Of that part Of the
southern portion Of Section 2
designated rs lot A, in Township.
9 North, Range East, 1872 acres
assessed at $2880.00.
Taxes 1905
Interest and costs to be added.
dyson, NACE-Lots Nos. and 4
Of West end in Township Is
North, Range IL East. Is acres
assessed at $4,000. Also 2
horses, mules, l cow, hog
and 2 vehicles, assessed at $3.50.
90.
Total assessment 100000.
Taxes -----------------$30.50
Interest and costs to be added.
| DOUGLAS. SAM-Lots Nos. 6, re,
10 and IL Of Nebraska plant
alton in Township IA North,
Range IL East, as per map in
Notarial Record Book "K," page
69S-295 a4res assessed at
$4,000. Also 1 horse, 4 mules
and wagon assessed at $4,000.
Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 1888.
Interest and costs to be added.
DAVIS. JARRETT-Lot No. I Of
New Hope plantation in Section
90, Township Q North, Range 10
East, II acres assessed at $780,
90. Also 2 horses assessed at
$4,000. Total assessment $780,
90.
Interest and costs to be added.
IFARMS, LOUISELots Nos. IS, 16
and II Of Hunsicker plantation; ;
Also SO acres in North part Of
South half Of Section 80, all in
Township IL North, Range IL
East.--1s2 acres in all assessed
at $4460.O0. Also 2 horses, 4
mules, : CATTLE 3 hogs, 2 We
- hicles and 1 Ford car, assessed
at $670.00. Total assessment
$54s6oo.
kTAxeS------------ 10000
! Interest and costs to be added.
GOLDEN, EDwARD-Lot No. s Of
Square &C" Of Jacoby's Add
ton to Newellton, La, and
house, assessed at $4,000.
Taxes ---------------$ 14.S7
Interest and costs to be added.
GLASS. J. CA part. Of Riverside
plantation in Section 1, Town
ship IS North, Range 10 East,
80 acres assessed at $4,000.
Also 2 horses, 8 cattle, Is hogs
/ and I wagon assessed at $780,
90. Total assessment $2,300.00.
Taxes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 56.42
Interest and costs TO be added.
GOLDMAN BROTHERS Myrtle
Grove plantation; Sections Is,
IS, SO and West half Section
| II, Township I 0North, Range
| IL East. North half Of North
| half Of Southwest quarter and
| West half Of Southeast quarter
Section "a; East half Of Section
| Is; South one-third or 240 acres
Of Section Is, Township 10
North, Range 10 East, except
| n acres sold to Shelton Bros.
216s acres assessed at $40,SS0..
| 90. Also s horses, IL mules and
2 wagons assessed At $4,000,
1 Total assessment $l1,750.00.
Taxes -----------------$ 1037.14
Interest and costs to be added.
GOLDMAN, EST. -Soudan plant.
i alton, bounded on the North by
| Burn and Enola plantation, East
| by Melwood plantation and Mis-.
sissippi River and West by
Myrtle Grove and Burn plant.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21
TATE TAX SALE
Allowable and ImmoY-
I able Property
] STATE OF LOUISIANA
xLINQUENT TAX DEBTORS.
TIE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Tensas.

he OF LOUlSLANA,
Parish Of Tensas.
st. Joseph, La, July 81, 1922.
VIRTUE OF the authority vest
In me by the Constitution and
} Of Louisiana, ! win sen ut the
teipal front door Of the Court
ne in which the Civil District
mt Of said parish Is held, within
legal hours Of judicial sales, be-
ming at II o'clock A. n. on
lTURDAY ths z6th day Of AU-
GUST. 1922.
! continuing on Monday the 2Sth
y Of August, 1922, and each sue
sding day, until said sales are COM
sts, al property on which taxes are
~ due to the State Of Louisiana and
irish Of Tensas, and Fifth Louis-
M Levee Board, to enforce col
etion Of all taxes assessed in the
bar 1921, together with interesi
lereon from the S1st. day Of Decem-
p, 1921, when same became de-
nquent, 1t rate Of ten per cent PEI
hnum, until paid, and al costs.
The names Of said delinquent tas
ayers, the amount Of taxes due BY
Asm IN the assessment Of said year
I'd the property assessed 10 each To
\ offered for sale II - follows:
RESIDENT ROLL
'NDERSON, VIVA part Of Troy
plantation in Sections 20 and
30, Township 10 North, Range
10 East, and In Section II,
Township . North, Range II
East ~ per deed IN Notarial
Record Book 60" page 40
containing 121 acres, assessed
% 1t $2930.00. Also I horse,
mules, 8 cows, 2 hogs and
wagon assessed 1t $4,000.
Total assessment, $33S0.00.
1nvna q 90 o.
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half Of East half, Township IL
North, Range 10 East! Also a
strip Of land between the M,
H. & L. and the Town of Water
proof, La. Also timber on land
owned by another, 1900 acres
assessed at t11,550.00; also
band-saw mill, lumber and slaves
on yard, logs etc.; Also tram
road and equipment; also 4
mulues, s waonsv and 1 Ford
auto. Total assessment $12l,.
10000.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

Interest and costs to be added.
GLASS, J. CA part. Of Riverside
plantation in Section I, Town
ship IS North, Range 10 East,
] 80 acres assessed at $4,000.
Also 2 horses, s cattle, Is hogs
/ and I wagon assessed at $780,
90. Total assessment $2,300.00.
Taxes- 56.42
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

Interest and costs 10 - addsd
TRASH. EST OF MAR0A1ET-
Scott TEsst, an undivided 10
Of, being West half Il South
east quarter and North half cf
eeuthwsst quaEtse sse@isa -
1leeth III q llestAeaGt Guaftoe
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

Interest and costs to be added.
MCCLURE, C. R-Providence and
Charlton Hail, being Section -
Township 10 Range 1850
acres, assessed at e13,720.t0.
Taxes 337. &c
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

Interest and costs to be added.
DAVIS. JARRETT-Lot No. Z Of
New Hope plantation in Section
90, Township 9 North, Range 10
East, Al acres assessed at $780,
90. Also 2 horses assessed at
$4,000. Total assessment $780,
90.
=, go oo . A
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

Taxes o,UoU-4U
Interest and costs to be added. 9
COOK, HARRY-A part of Loamland
plantation in Sections 10, II, IA
and Is, Township . North, Range
9 East; also rs mules. so cattle,
I hogs, 80 sheep, 5 wagons, 2
automobiles and agricultural
tools-1116 acres assessed at
$32,270.O0.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

Asxes--------- -$ov'ov
Interest and costs to be added.
DOUGLAS. SAM-Lots Nos. 6, z 8,
10 and IL Of Nebraska plant
alton in Township IA North,
Range II East, as per map in
Notarial Record Book "K," page
69S-295 a4res assessed at
$5920.00. Also I horse, mules
and wagon assessed at $4,000.
Total assessment $4,000.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

Iaxes---- -----------s-$ 1888
Interest and costs to be added.
MATHIS, R. A.-WoodbsEfns an un-
divided LIZ Of, being fractional
Sections 80, 81, 80, ss. and 81
and South half Section ~, Town.
ship II North, Range Is e. Also
Section Fl, Township II North
Range IL. 705 acres, assessed Il
ss55o.oo.
Taxe. s7s r.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

Interest and costs to be added.
SIMS, LOUIS-Part Of Lot IA" Of
Parish Lands EAST half and
House in St. Joseph, La, assess
ed at $4,000.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

Interest and costs to be added.
YOUNG, s. CHAS.-La Trouve, an
undivided IA interest in lying
in Sections 8, 8, 10 and 1eTowr-
ship Q North, Range 9 East 100
acres assessed ct $426Q00,
faxes observation-disclosures 101.54
Interest and cost, TO be- added.
NONRESIDENT LIST.
OREMAN, @. P.-Fractional South
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

Interest and costs to be added.
|HOSTLER CHAS.-A part Of the
Edwards lot in Duckpond Addi-
ton to the Town Of St Joseph,
La. and house, assessed at $780,
90.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-07-21

Interest and costs to be added. :
MILLER AND ELLIS-Rosebus
: being lots I. 2, 8, 8. Q, IL,
and Is Of Eureka in Section 20
Township 10 North, Range 10
East. AIT acres assessed at
$6030.00. Aslo 2 mules, 2 cows,
2 hogs, 2 vehicles assessed 1t
$4,000. Total assessment, $6,-
10000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-25
Sensational Lewiston Case

The trial of jury cases was resumed
at the Androscoggin Superior Court
Monday morning with the civil suit OF
Frances T.. Dawson against James T.
Small of Lewiston. 1t proved to be a
sensational case. Col. Small is one Of
Lewiston's oldest and wealthiest citi-
Zens. He owns real estate in the two
cities which he roughly estimated on
the stand as valued at $40, 600 Includ-
ed in this is a house on Ash street
which on September .. 1920. was occu-
pied by Mrs. Dawson and her husband.
and the suit heard Monday was TO re-
cover damages for an attack which
Mrs. Dawson alleges that Col. Small
made upon her at the house on that
day. Mrs. Dawson testified that she
had heard frequent reports that Col.
Small was planning to sell the house
in which she lived. and as rents are
hard 70 get or were at that time. she
telephoncd to his house and asked him
TO come down 10 see her. which he did
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-25
CENTRAL AMERICAN
NATIONS WILLING TO
ENTER ARMS meet

Washington. Oct. H4-By a .P)
Informal communications from the
five central American governments
invited by the United States to meet
in conference here in December for
discussion of arms limitation projects
ard other matters. indicate early ac-
ccptance of the invitations and ap-
pointmCnt Of the five delegations.
There is no doubt that Secretary
! Hughes action. taken as it was, Nir-
tualIy at the request OF the five gov
ernmcnts. has been received in Cen
trail America with qualification. For
NAL acceptance in some cases may
be delayed through the necessity OF
securing approval OF either cabinet
or Congress.
The American invitation occupied
attention in Pan American diplomat
I ic circles today to the exclusion of
other topics. Both among the Dip
lomats and III government circles. the
telling prevails that a step has been
taken which may bring results Of a
far reaching nature with respect to
international relations in the entire
western hemisphere. Whethe" the
Central American conference will
prove q stepping stone to subsequent
treatment of all Pan American prob
lens in a similar way, it was said,
must rest upon the work of the Cen
trail American delegations when they
l,n, 30, 1T,
From the American viewpoint the
forthcoming conference is expected
to have immediate and decisive re-
action toward the solution of many
ycXing problems now troubling the
relations of the Central American
group. Salvador. Honduras, Nicara-
qua. Guatamela and Costa Ric.
The direct objects of the confer
encc, $ stated in MI. Hughes invita-
ton, are comparatively simple.
Even the arms limitation suggestion
for Central America should not de-
velop insurmountablc obstacles, it
is said, inasmuch as the proposal is
made with the backing of the United
States government. The actual mill
| tary forces maintained by any of the
five countries are small. None of
them maintains navy.
The Monroe Doctrine already inter-
vcnes between the Central American
countries and aggressive policies on
the part of any power in the other
hemisphere.
There was every indication here
today that while Mexico has not
, been invited TO the conference. since
that country is regarded as u Central
American nation, that McXico'G atti-
! tude would be entirely sympathetic
with the purposes of the conference.
That view was taken at the Mexican
embassy. Should an agreement for
Central America be worked out to
supplant and strengthen the 1907
treaty of amity between the five
countries, it might be made contin-
! gent by the conference upon some
formal expression Of approval and
support from Mexico and from the
United States.
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entitled Way Down East" in i
reels. featuring Lillian Gish, Richard
Barthelmess and many other stars
Special music for this picture will
be played by the Home orchestra
under the direction of Prof. B. X
Theme.
John ID. Wood. late A Co. - Nc
Iaf.. has been admitted to the Home
from Andover, Maine.
Robert Hiscock. late G.. Co. sth T.
S. Inf. has been transferred to tho
Northwestern Branch and William
Carey late L. S. Navy to the South
crn Branch.
Fred Morrell has been granted a
pass to Lewiston, Me.
Mapor General Hadley. accompan.
led by Colonel Roy l.. ,Iarston. loca,
manager OF the Home, We're visitors
in emp Tuesday.
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Mrs. Mary S. johnson

Attcr an Illness OF some length of
time. Mrs. Mary S, widow OF tho
late George \. Johnson, died at her
home, % Highland avenue, Tuesday
afternoon Mrs. Johnson was corn
at New Portland. September II, 1850,
the daughter Of Samuel Norton and
Charlotte Vaughn. but has passed
the last iG Years of her life in this
city She had Il large circle of friends
having been Il INST Conscientious
member of Christ's church and a
willing worker in the Eastern Star.
The funeral arrangement will be
announced later.
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F. S. Smith & Co.
Gardiner, Me.
Sustains $4,000
Alienation Suit

Rutland. Vt, Oct 2f-Judge Howe,
in the district court here today dem
led motion to set aside a verdict
for $4,000 given Mrs. Nell Rudisell
Nelson of North Carolina at Windsor.
VT. last spring against Thomas w.
Nelson of Pawlet VT. wealthy slate
manufacturer and his wife. Young
Mrs. Nelson. who married the manu-
facturer's son Romoyn, when he was
a student at Williams. claimed her
parents in-l law alienatcd the affec
tiCns of her husband. Judge Howe
granted her a close Jail certificate
against the defendants, which means
the slate magnate must go to Jail if
lie does not pay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-25

Chapman and daughter, Mrs. Lizzie
iRttall and Mrs. Carrie Chick. Every
one reported a fine time.
Charles w. Sheldon and wife OF
Rockland were the guests last week
Sheldon.
| Miss Josephine @Ttaissen of Cedar
/ Grove school, will attend the teach
ers' convention to be held in Bangor
this week Her sister. Miss Ethelyn.
teacher, will also attend.
Mr.. Babcock. who is guest at
Choate's lodge is seriously i'll.
IT, Wallace Foster and wife of RoX-
bury, Mass. and sister, Mrs. Frank
| Foster, and daughter, Julia, were
week end visitors at Mr.. Fosters
summer home.
| Mrs. D. A. Cate and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cate were Sunday guests of
Don O. Cate at Richmond. In the
| on a long auto ride which was
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Among the visitors at the home Of
! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cate. Sunday,
/ were the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ormond Rogers of Winnegance. Per-
| cy Bailey, wife and mother of Wool
wich, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Goud OF Whiteficld, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
j. Cotton and Mrs. Emily Blinn
from Dresden Mills. DIR. Turkey and
wife Of Damariscotta. and Charles
| Cate and daughter, Anna Of Edge
| comb.
vrbo ,.o,,, IF NJrc ISIax-iI1a tTbon.
bald, wife Of the late Capt. Alfred
Theobald, who was born in this town,
were brought. from East Boston,
| Monday and were buried in the fam
| lily lot.
! MILL.S-Rev. J. d. McGraw of Sur
ry, who left here in the spring, was
| calling on Friends in this place Octo-
! bet 30. He came to attend the flu
neral of Ed. Seigars OF the south end.
| Quite a number of teachers here
/ are planning to attend the teachers
| convention in Bangor this week.
| Frank Houdlette of Wiscasset was
calling on old friends here, being at
one time o resident of this village.
! Freda Stilphen, who broke her arm
recently, is getting along as well as
! can be expected.
The men are at work fixing the I'M
| der walls of the NJ. E. church Of this
village.
Professor Dorr Woodward who ar
| rived here recently is in poor health.
He is staying with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Lester Woodward.
| A party Of people from this place
! went Saturday night to Gardiner to
attend the pictures
Mrs Blanchard has arrived from
Massachusetts for a few weeks visit
in this place, at the home of her
! brother Elmer Burk
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HIGH School NOTES

The Junior Hallowell social will
take place tonight in the gymnasium
al the school building. Games and
MUSIC will be the order Of the even
ing 4 part Of the music is to be
furnished by an Edison machine I'M
der the direction of Melvin Herbert
Head. The gymnasium will be ap-
propriateiy decorated for the occa-
sion. The committee in charge OF
the work of preparation consists of
Lois Gum. Delphene Andrews. Fran
ces Fuller. Doris Smith. Catherine
Woodside, Catherine McGinn and AL
ice Stevens. It is for high school
pupils only.
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Dawes-Frank

\ recent wedding in which Halo
well people We're interested was that
OF Mrs. Nellie Boothby Frank OF North
NasSal Doro and Noodman Dawes OF
this city. The ceremony was performed
at Mr. Dawes home. 1l3 Water street,
by the Rev. &. r. Young. the single
ring ceremony being used. MI. Dawes
is well .nown 10 the business men Of
the town and the couple have many
friends to wish them happiness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-25

At the meeting of General TiIden
Camp. Sons of Veterans, Monday eve
ming tie names Of three candidates
were ballotcd upon and accepted as
members of the organization They
will be formally initiated at the next
netting of the camp. This marks the
beginning Of = membership drive in
competition for the prize offered by
The divisional commander for the
greatest increase in membership.
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Armistice Eve Dance

Frank +. Goodrich Post. American
Legion, has perfected its plans for
the night before Armistice Day ball
II will be Novelty ball with all the
interesting things that so with such
an accession. The hall viii be decor
ated for the occasion. There will be
an extra hours dancing. so that the
ball will actually last over into Ar
mistice Day. The proceeds Of the
affair will go to finance the days
celebration
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-25

The members Of Mary kcIton Dunn
mcr Chapter, y. a. Il. Will be inter
estcd TO know that Mrs. Florence Ba-
Ser Wood of 'utncy. Georgia. daueh-
ter Of Sanford A. Baker. formerly Of
ITalowell. and niece of Mrs. Ana s.
Ham. has joined the local chapter of
Daughters Of the American Revolution
at Albany. Georgia. basing her elisi-
bilitv upon the same ancestor. Lieut.
james Lord. Of Ipswich. Mass, and
Litchfield, Nc. through whom Mrs
Ham came into Mary Kclton hummer
Chapter.
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DRESDEN

Mrs, Glide Soule. who left Sunday
for her new home. entertained a, lew
OF her neighbors Saturday night. The
evening was passed socially. Refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. S. =. Call. Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Gates. Mrs. Cora
Gahan, Mrs. Ida Goud, Mrs. argyle
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RICHMOND

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Carey and
young son returned to Portland Mon
day. after a few days visit with DR..
and Mrs. Victor Carey.
The Richmond band will give a
dance at Richmond Corner Wedncs-
DAY evening, oct. %.
Joseph Pray has sold his farm and
buildings on the ne: road, TO Wesley
NJ Preston OF Lawrence, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-25

Lieutenant and Mrs. CroWcN f..
Pcasc, who have been visiting at the
homo Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. II. Pease, outer Central st'eet,
left last week for Camp Bragg. North
Carolina, where Lieutenant Pease
will be stationed this winter. He is
a member Of the 18th Field Artillery
and has been at Tobyhanna. Pa.
training the National Guard during
The summon.