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BLOOMFIELD

Ii ROOMS AND BATH, gas and electricity
open fireplace, hardwood floors through
OUT, on plot 5oxib6 fruit. shade trees.
best residential section; minutes fron,
Erie and 10 minutes from I.ackawnnna mud
trolley. Address Owner, 1858 Montgomery
Bloomfield.
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STORY AND BAsHBENT. lower West
Side. size 2sx16o, 20 rooms, steam heat.
electric lights: must be sold this week.
price s2l,6oo, cash $1,000; personal inter
view only Coughlan a. Co. Inc, 200
West I'D at.
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NoTE-I MAKE A SPECIALITY
OF HANDLING FACTORY PROP
EKTIEs THROUGHOUT THE
UNITED STATES. III IN THE
MARkET FOR A FACTORY, SEND
ME YOUR REQUIREMENTS, IF
YOU HAVE ONE TO SELL, SEND
FOk MY SELLING PLAN. 1 ALSO
SPECIALIZE IN APPRAISING, IN
DCsTRiAL PROPERTIES. -
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$4,000 BUYS charming stucco dwelling
having rooms and bath brick lined ga
rage; copper cutters and leaders large
plot; y block from trolley. minutes to
station. FREDERICK REJLSTAB. 81
North av.. New Rochelle. Telephone 1871.
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FRWE list Of houses for sale and rent.
write VAN wrNKLB CO. Rutherford Nj
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HASTINGS

BEAUTIFUL HOME. nine rooms sun par
lor. overlooking Hudson River. Palisad es :
stone and stucco construction, 75x1O0 r.
kOENTOPP. 1875 Mount Hope Boulevard
Hastings on Hudson. n. Y Telephone
Hastings 949-W.
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PEEkSkILL
RYE

RYF--Lease from Oct. l. furnished un-
furnished comfortable house, II rooms,
baths; spacious garage; garden. shade
and fruit; one acre; $500 yearly.
COMPLETE LIST RYE PLACES.
STEWART c. SCHENCK. 81 e. 42d ct.
Murray ttIl 2092 or Sunday, Rye 900.
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10 ROOMS, stone mason. modern improve
ments, centrally located fine grounds;
suitable doctor or large family. Particu-
lars FRANK HOLLER, Phone 1915. New
Rochelle.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

LOFT to eublet. for imm ediate possession.
WITH or without fixtures; cheap. Apply
TO y. NJ. Goldetsin IL Co, 323 Attn av.
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MONTCI.AIR

$1,000; COLONIAL HOME; centre hall.
large living room, soiariun, dining
room, butlery, kitchen, bedrooms Z
pans garage; large shaded plot II. s.
CONNOLLY s. Co, OPP. Lackawanna sta,
Montclsir ''
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ELMHURsT
ELMHURST

ELMHURST = Attractive house. ~ Iarpa
rooms : baths. inciosed porch, garage. coaI ?
plot og@loo price $4,000. balance terms ar
I I5a seen Sunday. Near subway. ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-13

HOSPITAL, school or high~clasa roofning
house, private dwelling, lower West 7o's
size a0xt03, "a rooms, elevator, steam heat.
fire hose equipment, and parQust every
floor viii be sotd at sacrifice with So 900
cash Cnughlan e. Co. Inc. 200 West 72d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-13

RADICAL REDUCTION, rooms tiled
bath. steam electric. fireplace. every
appointment: $1,000 cash. price 1906
st, Bloorneld n j
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NINE ROOMS, tile bath; plot 51x1os:
high location; convenient schools and sta
ton; $4,000 IS, 600 cash; long"term mort
AZ Euenton avs New Rochelle 1863 NJ
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COLONIAL residence y rooms and bath: lot
120x257, North Broadway: exclusive resi-
Dental section; fine old shade trees, shrub
berry, lawns, etc; high grounds overlook ing
water; convenient to three New York Central
stations and trolley within two blocks. Right
price for immediate sale. Yonkere Realty
Exchange. Sss South Broadway, Phone Yon-
kers $500.
ONKERS-Exceptiona two-family house Of
the better class; attractive grounds; con-
venient Communication, school, shopping: re-
stricted neighborhood; attractive price terms.
OWNER, 1870 Lee Ave.
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PLANTS FOR SALE.

BROOKLYN, NJ Y. 10000 So. TT.
r. r. siding eonsrs @ yards riot sh 'a'''
BROOKLYN, NJ $1,000 So. Fl.
A yE.
trsrh low fnaaedis
Brooklyn Waterfront Free Lighterage Limits
asaeres OF lkheaded pland. feet EaaR and
II onsI "a Ho OF Breokly
JERSEY CITY, NJ. J. 240,OOO So. Fl.
ing cg asa H. other ldtngs Sid
La 5
BOUND BROOK, N. ]. $500 So. Fl.
reef brick and hollow tie building
ARLINGTON, N. ]. $4,000 So. Fl
o La
NEW HAVEN, CONN los, 900 So. Fl.
@ @ ~ T siding. Rans a sss n.s s
VTNELAND, N. J. 43,8OO So Fl
miles Philadelphia mi
UTICA, NJ Y. $4,000 So Fl
and machin shop incud c,patte
3 acres abroad avauah
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

1876 I,ENoXa AVE. near 1tsth. now vacant
s-story. Is rooms, baths, electricity.
Ripe for alteration.
Mortgage $4,000 easy terms.
Price only $3a,500.
GOODWIN L. GOODWIN. $50 Lenox Ave.
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Bronx

BARGA1N~-Two-fa family brick, newly reno
waited 14~rooms. empty: all improvements:
SO II. 17Tth st; seen Sunday and all week
owner on premises; also other bargains In
2, family and apartment houses.
SCHWAB CO, 500 B. 169th st.
Phone Jerome 1897.
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NEW ROCHELLE - Fine 8-room stucco
house tiled baths. every modern con-
venience garage; select location: asking
sl7,500; terms. Burger, PSI Hug uenot st.
Tel. 1851.
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OWNER VERY ANxIOUs To SELL
ONLY $4,000.
YONKERS

TO LEASE, FURNISHED. at Yonkers on
the Hudson, gentleman's fine lb-room
residence. baths. electricity. hot water
heating, beautiful grounds big trees, lawn
and gardens; $3.50 per month from Octoh
SeVen-roon1 unfurnished cottage, rent SIPS
per month.
BELLOWS 6 WARREN, 20 Getty Square.
Nonkers.
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w estchcster

NEW HOUSE. exceptional value descrip-
ton mailed. Hall, 1856 Lee av.; Yonkers
471T
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New York State
FRUIT, DAIRY FARM

will sell my farm, located in Hudson
River Valley. with all stock. tools harvest
and most house furniture; farm Is t62 acres,
including Is OF woodland. AZ acres OF
orchards. consisting of about $50 apple, 400
pear. $50 cherry and 100 mixed fruit trees ;
also 1000 grapevines and over 1000 berry
bushes. ali young and most bearing; fine IL
room house with bath; garage and good big
barns few miles from city of Hudson, N. Y. !;
price $4,000, part cash. FIR. STEINEN, "a
Dock St, Yonkers, n. Y.
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MORTGAGE MONEY


CHEAPER MORTGAGE MONEY
$50. 600 to loan at 5%.
$500, GOO 10 loan al 5ja s.
Duross Co. 26i broadway: Barclay ga.
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NEW ROCHELLE


s2500 cash Will buy best bargain OF the
season rooms. 2 tiled baths, gas, elec-
tricIty. hot water heat; large plot; garage
Price Sl6,500; balance on terms.
SEE SULLIVAN
20 North Av Tel 900
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS
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HrLLsDALE

fKUiI; poultry, truck land, high dry; No
buildings; wonderful soil for gyoving
terms; near school; X miles station W.,
H. h. j. q, BLooMER, Hillsdaie, n. ].
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PATCHoGuE

HnS ILEMAN country estate, large resi-
1osal location. Estate Box All. Patchosne
Long Island 0s
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED

WELL furnished apartment. no linen or
silver, wanted Oct l, six months year
out-of-t~wn couple. children 500: Man
haitian; give references South, Middle
West city. e 304. Tribune.
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MOUNT KisKo

AN ACRE of land with an s-roorn house
and barn, 10 minutes from from Mt
kisco railroad station. In a quiet neigh
borhood; house has slate roof bath. hot
water heat and electric lights. Pictur-
.esque grounds with beautiful shade trees
Main ct. Tai g.
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PELHAM

YOR SALE OR LEASE, beautiful stucco
house. rooms baths garage; 4 min
utes from railroad station lot 76x129; will
lease one year or more. Phone Pelham
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BARGAIN

BARGAIN-New semi bungalow. rooms
and tiled bath living room, open fire.
place, glass-enclosed Veranda, hot water
heat gas electricity. all modern improve
ments garage; $13.50O
HENRY Ii. DOWNEY, 2Se Huguenot St
Tel 1907. Est. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-13

FOR sALE-1s7 EAST SAITH STREET.
Modern private hosse, In perfect d.
ton: suitable for physicians use. Apply
Owner. Rector 1873.
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BABYLON
KEW Gardens

KEW GARDENs-For sale. high class nsu
Dutch Colonial home, near station; plot
sbxil2; completely equipped; beautiful Hx-
Mowbray Place, A'a
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Real Estate Opportunities Briefly Told
Manhattan

FIFTH AVE, T43~~ Desirable elevator apart
rnent of 1arlor, bedroom and bath, eighth
floor front overlooking Gcntrei Park. Rent
three hundred dollars $500 or VIII rent
unfurnshed. Immediate possession. Fox 3
104 206 Broadwsy Room 212.
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HOME BARGAIN DUTCH DUTCH,

LOB LARGE FAMILY; TEN FINE T,IGuT
ROOMS. TWO TILED B4T14ROoNtS "Sn
tsAkAGE; PLOT 1eexIs5 TrT. LESS THAN
one Hot ON THE TRAIN no NEW
S2,5e0 CASH TAKES II. BAYs4NCT az =,
T rsoss 49, ~, SiMosT SOC ri. Ef.Eva-
.,oH B0AtISG. BATHING, FISHING
= IhIGaBoRHOoD. BEST OF SCHOOLS
tHl ECHES, MARKETS. All CRY An
.ol NSBY ADV SNTACES COyBYNTD
HERE. FINE COMMITTING SERVICE. gT
- 4 HEAL OPPORTUNITY AND
SrIESDID PLACE FOR CHILDREN
7ss CITY HALL STATION. NEW YORK
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EAST s1sT sT.-ABIock basutiful 8 story
dwelling; $s1,6o0. Murray Hill 1883,
Monday
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Judgments Filed
In New York County

Al NV xofE county
The following 1udmeuts were flea ys-
Jeroay. The first name Is that OF Il.
d btor:
Abld. omar-s c Babbash &
Ain5inder. Hymaa and Mayer
National Hat & Cap Leather
Go)-Pubiic National Bank Of
3old, Onar-B sallah & Bro. o.. I.sas:s
Sponge & chsrnois Co. Inc 1885
Brown, Edward w--Crescent Attn
ietic Club Of Brooklyn ....-... ,3iH
Blerman. Joseph J-MechAulcs
S snd 4 Meta National Bank of ...
rini -. -. '-N- .s5,s
stores. lnc-Sherman & Bryan.
ssam.re-sherrnan & Lebair. Inc. sis:i
Printing Go 49,. -. t.,Isss.
Lighting Fixture CORP aeaH
Heath, Bo5ey; and Adele sper- 49,.
Joseph. sslim. and Besh.a shalsub
(Tuc!ile Waist Co.'S q Sab
Lopez, Frank F-Knlckerbocker
+2d Street Co. Inc. ..-........ 1877
Lincoln. Frederick ". John
Bradiee and Charles Barry 1870
AA1lSotI, Gs0ry-A + .ahssstei1 4t$-sS
Reynolds. George E-Oliver
Olson Co. Inc. ..........-. stsss
Gu c1rry@Auburndals Niiis, Inc. i.isss
Biurn4 inc . o-D Mss 1917
' Koenirs {. M Broixes 80 .2sr
unser Harry KurtZ......-.. 4ssss
Vinci, Joseph--N P Economon. 1873
Williams. Edgar l. Samuel Z
w ssss:s.' :.: -: Is 5s..Y. II I'D
whiteside, .Edward-W. Blair .2~ss%
Wolfe Lillian ThyI-A. 5. Lit
ten .-,...-. ..-.-...----.-..- As''.,
In Bronx County
IT, ar,+ ..,,a 10 that of the debtor.
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NEW BUNGALOWS garages, all improve
ments; rental $500 yearly. Tuna, 20 f. SSd
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SMALL cash payment Will buy large apart
ment house near Columbia College; may
be used as small hotel or dormitory. Slaw-
son e. Hobbs, 1863 w. I'D st.
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BEAUTIFUL. new conveniently arranged
home; living room, sun parlor, dining
room, fireplace kitchen. breakfast den, s
large bedrooms, hardwood floors. steam
neat, vail improvements; Ss5o0. easy terms
Phone South Orange 1856 "
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DouGLAsToN

RARE OPPORTUNITY TO secure s25.ooo
ss.soo caeh' caIl s ie,; 2,esr garage for
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mas
ton fusict
&c is highly
in peec
range The price
lfb M one third ofa
flowers ain
is
Comm gfacuues
occupancy andh
Won
- ~ NoalWey, ~ y CITY Suite Cotlandt - -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-15

Easter Wish, Dorothy Turner; reel
tation. My Easter Lesson, Doris
Clark; recitation, My Easter Eggs.
Marian Turner; recitation, Ring
Happy Bells. Dorothy Kittredge:
recitation. Let's Help, Dorothy Trial;
Easter offering; music, Day of Faith
Victorious, chorus.
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH
Easter music at the First Universal
list church will be rendered by the
quartet assisted by Harry NJ. Perry,
violinist The program follows:
Organ voluntary; invocation, Lords
prayer; anthem, Christ the Lord Is
Risen Today" (Wilson); responsive
reading; scripture reading; prayer; re-
Spouse, violin solo, Mr.. Perry. an
nouncements: solo, with violin obliga-
to, "Ye Bells of Easter Day" DRESS
ler). Mrs. George Tenney and Mr..
Perry; sermon: anthem. 20 King I'm
mortal (BracketD, organ, violin and
quartet; offertory; hymn; benediction;
Benedictus. by choir; occasional.
OLD SOUTH CHURCH AT 4.
SUNG, SNilOOi, 6iCSliHEs VI vie
mings; recitation. Harold Palmer: rec
itation, Esther Lucas; recitation. Mad
cline Page: anthem. choir; exercise.
Louise Ferguson. Dorothy Flagg and
Marjorie Chase; song, primary depart
ment:. recitation. Harold Fish; recita-
ton, Lillian Pillsbury; recitation,
George Wingate; scripture and prayer,
Prof. Mitchell; recitation, Gertrude
Pratt; recitation, Orman Cummings;
song, Cedric Hewes; recitation, Erldon
Gratrix; song. school; recitation,
James Holbrook; recitation, Marjorie
Hewes; offering; anthem, choir; reci-
tation, Lillian Pratt; recitation, Grace
McHardy; song, Ruth Treworgy, Bar
bara Hamilton and Olive Cummings;
recitation, Josephine Brown; exercise,
Marion and Marjorie Peterson; recita-
ton, Ludger Lucas; song. Mrs. Win
gates class; recitation, Flora Chase;
recitation, Virginia Johnson; recita-
ton, Evelyn Brown; song, Miss
Morse's class; remarks, Prof. Mitchell;
song. school.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
The following program will be given
by the First Baptist Sunday schd6l
Sunday at $50 I'm:
Opening chorus. 1.-THE Gates of Eas-
ter, school; responsive reading and
prayer; response, Blessed Day"
school; welcome. Amy Fuller; recita-
ton, "A Happy Day." Sadie Cole: reci-
tation, Edna Johnson; song. Come Ye
to Garden,,' school; exercise, Spring
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EASTER SERVICES
AT ST. MATTHEW'S

At st Mathews Episcopal church
there will be an early celebration OF
the holy communion at O'Clock. At
1880 there will be a high ccIebra-
ton with the singing Of the mass by
Sir John Staintcr. This mass is the
favorite Of many Of the larger Ca
thedrals Of the world and is con-
sdercd one Of this famous compos-
ers masterpieces. Morning prayer
VIII proceed the late celebration.
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday evening the Methodist
Sunday school, assisted by the chcrus
choir will give the following pro-
grant, Opening chorus, The Gates
Of Easter: responsive reading,
prayer: music, Blessed Day, chorus;
recitation, 4 Loud Welcome, Richard
Sawyer; recitation. The Welcome
Speech, Charlton Finley: music, The
Message OF the Morning, chorus;
recitation. The Flowers Greeting,
Olive Richardson: recitation, nA
Easter Kiss. Jane Kittredgc rccita-
ton, What the Lily Says, Doris
Schaffef; music, Come We to the
Garden; recitation, The Lily Bell,
Henry Trial; recitation, What The
Bird Said, Rachel Hughes: ,rnustc
Lilies. Mrs. Stevens class: recitation,
Springs Arrival, Frances Fafle.:
music, The Vision Blest, chorus
recitation, A Happy Day, Bertha
kittredgc; recitation, Easter ana Il,
George Clark; recitation, Easter
Lilies, Phyliss Horn; music, Victory
of the Ages, chorus; recitation. A
Milliners Bill, Arleen Clement; reci-
tation, Good Evening Good People
Dorothy Albee: solo, This is Easter
Morning, Phyllis Horn: recitation.
Pussy Willow. Clair Miller: music.
Where the Lilies are Blooming For
ever. chorus; recitation, Raindrops,
Barbara Schaffer; recitation. An
Easter Wish, Margaret Anderson:
music. Have Ye Wondered. chorus:
recitation, At Easter Time, Sarah
Hughes; exercise. 4 Greeting Gar
land. Dorothy Albee. Dorothy George,
Welthen Choate, Marie Rich, EeIma
Clark. Mary Cutler, Marian Head;
music, Easter Light recitation. An
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x. of p. to Parade

Granite Lodge, No. so, X. Of p, Of
Hallowcll have made final arrange
ments for their bali and the enter
tainment with the drill squad of Ali
Baba Temple. knights of Khorassan,
of Auburn present with their friends.
The ball will be Tuesday~evening,
April Is, at Hallowell City hall. The
Auburn squad is one of the finest
drilled in the State. They will parade
in Gardiner, where they will be
guests of Gardiner Lodge. and will
then proceed to Hallowell and parade
before the ball. Music for the concert
aud dancing will be furnished by
Grille kelley's All Star Singing Or
chestra of Auburn.
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Easter Programs !
Gardiner Churches

Conforming with their annual GUS
tom, Gardiner churches will observe
Easter Sunday with attractive pro-
grams. The pastors will preach from
topics suitable to the day and special
music will be rendered. Many of the
Sabbath schools will hold concerts in
the evening.
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH
Morning service, 10.30-Organ vol
untary; opening service; Lords
Prayer; anthem, 1.-THE Resurrection
and the Life"-Wilson. choir; re-
sponsive reading. profession of faith
and Gloria; hymn; Scripture read
ing prayer; response: solo, Eye
Bells of Easter Day"-Dressler. Mrs.
n. Fl. Trafton, violin obligato, Charles
Hildreth: notices.; offertory; re-
Spouse; hymn; reception of new
members into the church: anthem,
THE Glory of Victory Dawns"-E. S.
Laurens, choir; sermon, THE Uni
versal Endowment. Immortality;
demolition and response by choir.
A. M.-Sunrise service, consecra-
ton meeting. Following Christ, What
1t Means: The Stewardship of Life.
Miss Abby Rugg Field. leader.
Junior Y. p. c. L., $50 P. NJ, topic,
THE Hero of Heroes"
Concert at p. M.-The concert at
the Universalist church will be held
at p. NJ. There will be Rotations
by Grace Taylor, Leo Smith, Ruth
Hale, Wilhelmina Brann, Lima Hoop
or, Valnecia Sproul, Frederick Fol-
som. Donald Stone. Exercises will be
presented by Miss Pages and Miss
Viola Forester'S classes. Misses
Dorothy Mooers, Valnecia Sproul.
Margaret Wellman will favor us with
vocal solos. Groups of girls will ap-
pear in songs and Rotations. An
exercise by Dominique Bodgett,
Madeline Lund. Richard LasseIle,
Fife Dodge will be concluded by a
song which Margaret Wellman,
Katharine Dick, Valnecia Sproul,
Gladys Averill, Dorothy Mooers,
Doris Jones will sing. Easter ban
ners will be flung by Blanche Weeks,
Lena Hooper. Doris Policy, Eleanor
Hooper. Dorothy Simpon, Mildred
Hooper. Pauline Russell, Lois Fol-
som. The school chorus will be as
sisted by the Sunday school orchestra
consisting of Miss Alice Cunningham,
Miss Gladys Averill. Miss Margaret
Mairs, Miss Leor1a Peabody. Charles
Hildreth. Horace IIildreth, Robert
Simons, Frederick Folsom. The pub
lie is cordially invited. The appeal
for the Armenian Relief will be again
answered by both the Juniors and
the Sunday school. In our abundance
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RICHMOND

Marjorie Dunstan of South Port
land is the guest Of Ruth Durand. for
a few DAYS.
Ihe adjourned annual meeting of
the Evergreen Cemetery association
vas held at the home of w. Fl. 1Stur-
tevant on Pleasant street. Thursday
afternoon. the following board was
reelected. Lena Baker. William A.
Bibber. NJ. G. Buker. Henry C. Reed,
George +. Shaw. Mrs, Elizabet A.
Small and Walter III. Sturtevant.
Board Of directors: President and
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"All Tangled Up" This
Years B0mbahOok PLAY

Theatre goers who enjoy q bright,
snappy comedy have a treat in store
for them on Monday evening, April
"a, when the Bonbahook club pre-
sents it's third annual production,
"All Tangled Up" a novel feature
Will be the female roles taken by the
young men of the club. Charles Full
Ter as Clara" Manley Patterson as
VERNE" and Marina Galza as Mrs.
Holiday" are sure to please and their
pretty costumes will make many
girl envious of them.
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treasurer. Henry c. Reed; secretary.
Elizabeth A. Small; trustees. William
4. Bibber, Walter II. sturtevant.
Henry c. Reed: superintendent. VIII
nam A. Bibber. Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Small succeeded Henry & Roea ne
secretary. MIR. Reed has hela ,his
once for the past IL years. MIR.
reed succeeds w. II. Sturtevant as
president and treasurer Mr. s,u-,o
want having held this office for tho
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time" four girls from Ruth class; res
itation, lad Easter Time" Elsie
Malcolm; recitation, Roland and Doro-
thy Dostie: recitation, Even sjLittle
Ones" Madeline Stephenson: recita-
ton. Good News" Leslie Toothaker;
song. The Message of the Morning"
Ruth class: recitation. Lets Help"
Rachel Rowe; recitation. An Easter
Wish" Edward Morgan; recitation,
Continued on Page Cool. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-15

Today is Bargain day at the Hal
lowell Remnant store. or course, un-
usual bargains are always to be OBJ
tanned there. but G. b. Warner offers
some that are more than unusual to-
day. Every department in the estab-
lishment will be affected and the
prices are promised TO be the lowest
of the season ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-15

Ell OF some of the latest patriotic
songs, is in the citytdemonstrating
his compositions. The man. has "a
truly wonderful voice and on several
occasions sung to the school children
of the several grades He goes from
houes TO house and seldom fails to
receive a most appreciatye audience
He sings without accompaniment and
gives a splendid entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-15

The primary department OF the
Ola South Congregational church
Sunday school will meet at the YES
try this afternoon at go o'clock to
practice the Easter concert music.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-15

Samuel Perkins of the a, & X.
railway force. who was recently call
cd TO st. John, N. b., by the death
| OF his sister, returned Friday TO- his
home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-15

Hallowell people will read with in
terest of the marriage of Albion Hale
Brainerd to Miss Eleanor Wells, both
of New York City, which occurred on
Saturday. April s, In New York. The
groom was a former Hallowell boy.
being the son of a former principal
of the Hallowen High school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-15

Mrs. II. W. Hall of this city is in
Washington, d. c., as a. delegate from
the Maine organization of the D. A.
K. to the National Convention now
being held there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-15

Commital services were hefd Fri
day afternoon at Oak Grove ceme-
terry. over the remains of the late
Mrs. Ella A. Burton. Rev. r. w.
Plant officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-15

Earle Crouk. who underwent a
serious operation at the Gerdiner
Hospital. Wednesday, is reported as
comfortable as could be expected.