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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
LA NUEvAlIbIRECTIvA DE LA
ASoCIAClON DE EMPLEADoS
FEDERALES

El dia treir}tA Idel mes proximo pasa-
do fue celebIadh en- el edificio de los
Elks en- Miraalar, la asamblea de los
empleados feAAHales de Puerto Rico,
con Ell fin de klsgir su nueva junta di-
fectiva, y daflruenta de las actuacio-
mes que ha 3kifcado la referida aso-
ciacion durants el pasado afio.
Salieron eleksns los siguientes senores
para for1nar H nueva directiva: Pre-
sidente, D. kejandro Rubio Cuebas,
jefe de la divtSiop naval de la Aduana,
primer vice-psesidente, George Sayer:
Segundo vice -bresidente, Antonio Velez,
de La Aduana de Ponce: y Secretario-
Tesorero, ]. Gonzalez Quihones.
Antes de constituirse la directiva hi
20 uso de la palabra, por espacio de
media hora, el presidente saliente Mr..
NJ. B. Couch, quien de una rnanera
elocuente y concisa inforrno los
asarnbleistas acerca de la labor realiza.
da por el durante los dos amos que
desempeio el puesto de ,presidente
Despues que la asamb1ea 10 ovaciono,
le concedio rn voto de gracia por s,l
brillante labor,
Los sehoresH. O. Johnson Harry
Rabe acompaaados al piano por ell Sc
nor Juan O'EsNeill, cantaron bonitas
canciones. Tanbien estos sehores reel
taron poesfaSs
Enviaron sits. excusas al presidents
el Hon. Gobernador Towner, Comisio-
nado de Immigration senior Todd y el
juez Odlin de Ia Corte Federal.
lie augurarnos la nueva directiva
toda clase de exitos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
Ell AMERICAN COLONIAL BANK
ESTABLECERA UNA SUcURSAL
EN- PONCE.

La acreditada institacion bancaria
de esta ciudad. American Colonial Bank
que tiene establecida desde hace algu.
nos amos sucufsales en- Arecibo, Maya
guez Y Caguas. contara desde el dfa 10
de julio del corriente, con otra nueva,
sucursal que sera establecida en- la ciu.
dad de Ponce! en- el misrno local que
estaba la DELI Banco Nova Scotia, Ia
que ha sido ladquirida en- compra por
Ia otra instituci6n.
Sc nos informa que la direction del
Banco Colonial ha designado como ge-
rente para dicha sucursal al senior Jul
Umbach. quien fue vecino de aquella
licalidad por i'm buen nnrnero de amos,
v jefe de Ia frma Fritze Lundt y Co.
y donde disffuta de s6lidos prestigios.
Fl American Colonial Bank desde ha.
&c algunos ards tenia en- proyecto esta-
blecer en- Ia ciudad del Sur dicha sucur-
sal, que desds Iluego redundant grandes
benefcios no solamente los comercian.
ties y agricultores de aquella comarca,
sino todo el elpueblo de Ponce.
Felicitamos a los vecinos del Sur, por
contar desde el dia primero de julio en-
ajelante con una sucursal que hara
honor Ia ciiidad de Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02

A los muchos buenos servicios que
en- estos liltimos dfas han prestado los
muchachos del teniente Quiiiones, hay
que sumar este nltimo que acaban de
prestar.
FL sargento Gutierrez, que es por 10
regular quien recibe todas estas malas
nOticias, el dfa % de mayo tlltimo,
telefonearon desde la casa del senior
Eustaquio Irizarry, en- Hato Rey, que
mientras la familia Sc encontraba en-
ell cine, los individuos Lorenzo More
ta, ex confinado del penal Y Julio Te-
jada. tambien de pesimos anteceden-
ties, penetraron en- la referida residen-
cia,. robahdose de ella 10 siguiente;
$4,000 en- monedas de orc !; un bra;
zalete de orc con las iniciales r. j.:
una cadenita de orc con una monedi-i
ia de cinco dollars; un portamoneda
de plata un reloj pulsera de orc I'M,
reloj sonora con un alfiler lazo de
loro un reloj de oro pequefo con Gin
ia negra un par de zarcillos de orc;
.un portamoneda plateado; unos LEM
ties. y una sortija de ORC de gradua-
Ici6n.
Despues que Ghstos' raffles realiza-
ron este escalamiento, partieron mty
tranauilamente con direction q Ia ciu-
dad del Sur. doIde fueron atrapados
por,lla policfa secreta de aquella Ip-
lcalidad Segun cuentan, las monedas
de orc las fueron cambiandp en- el tra
yecto de San Juan a PoIfe, habien-
doseies ocupado dnicamente Ia suma
de $1,000. Las prendas, unas alegan
ellos que las lanzaron a aqua al pa
sar por I'm puente; IN reloi de orc, a.
cen haberselo regalado ~ i'm chauf-
feur en- e camino de Areclbo 4 Utua.
do, y unas pantallas y sortija, slijo'
Moreta, que las habIa ocultado ep mi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
pARTIDO DE FOOT BALL POS
PUESTO.
2. o. Box 25S.
Junio 1, 1923

L. ~. bOA 40. s
JUNO 1, 1923.
Sr. Director de Ell IAIPARCIAL,
San Juan, p. r.
Muy distinguido senior mfo:
Suplico a usted tenga la bondad de
hacer pdblico por medic de su impor-
tante diario, ser possible en- la edi-
ci6n de manana. que ell partido de
foot BALI que deberfa de celebrar es-
ia Real Sociedad con el Arecibo Foot
Ball Club el pr6ximo domingo por la
tarde en- los terrenos de la Liga de
Puerta de TERRA, ha sido pospuesto
a petici6n de este, para tener efecto
ell II del corriente ell ell sitio Y hora
indicado en- las inyitaciones que tu.
vimos el gusto de dirigir a nuestros
asociados amigos. i
Doy a listed mis- mas cumplidas gra
cias por su cumplimiento mi ruego,
y me suscribo su afmo. amigo Y alto.
s.. s..
Real San Juan Foot Ball Club
j. d.. Comedies,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
I'll vAPoR aBARCELoNA'

Los sobrinos de Izquierdo y Co. dc
este alto comercio, recibieron hoy un
|despacho' inforrnandoles que el hernio
50 vapor Barcelona sali6 hoy Dc San.
'tiago dc Cuba para San Juan \ estara
aqui Fl lunes pr6ximo, para proseguir
81 viaje sse misIno dia, 10 que intesa q
los pasajeros y cargadores del esplendii
do trasatlanti,co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
REGREsARA Ell Ola OUNCE

Nuestro amigo el sefor Rafael Torres
Ramis iefe del Negociado Extranjero
del American Colonial Bank que Sc en-
cuentra de temporada en- Barranquitas
acompanado de su distinguida esposa
y ninos, regresara San Juan el dia
ounce del corriente con el fin de ocu-
par su puesto nuevamente que con tan.
to cello desempeiia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
DESDE CATANO


Despues de tres meses dc paro for
zoso. hoy han colnenzado trabajar las
mujeres del branch de despalillado de
don Fernando Alvarez.
Nos alegramos de este acontecimien-
to. que yiene aiviar algo la penu-
ria de un centenar de madres infelices
que necesitaban de ese itrabajO.
Por fin, despu6s de una larga tenn
porada de SEGA, aver las nubes anun-
ciaron con algunas llOviznas que refres-
caron nuestro suelo, que pr0ntO nos en-
viardn una buena cantidad de aqua
para mitigar la sed de los habitantes
de este barrio que sufren las conse-
cuencias de la SEGA. pagandO hasta 10
centayos pOr una lata de este precioso
lfquido que veces nj por ese precio
sc conSigue.
Una cosa tan facil como es, traer del
rio de Bayam0n, cuatro o seis pipotes
diarios con aqua para darla a los po-
hres, nuestros sapientfsimOs admins
tradores no 10 han podido hacer porque
estoS buenos SeiOFeS POGO les 1m-
pOrtan las necesidades del pueblo.
Nos dicen que la "Lfnea Ferrea del
Oeste' trae todos los dfas una GAIA
con aqua, la que es repartida entire
los vecinos Mas vale este que NADIA,
pero bien rec0rdamos que cuando esta
empresa pertenecfa don Ramon Val
des (padre). siempre que llegaba la
6poca de las secas; el, sin que nadie
10 solicitara. mandaba tres Y cuatro
veces- la GAIA con aqua, hacienda para
da Ell distintos sitios, para que todo ell
vecindario tomara su parte.
HabiendO mediOs, pecO coStoSOS, con
los que podfa aliviarse ell algo el con-
flicto de Ia escasez de aqua en- esta
epoca del ano,-sin pensar en- el acue'
ducto,-nunca hemos visto un proyec-
to ordenanza municipal recomendan-
do alg1n procedimientO que nos pro-
porcionara aqua cHando- las cisternas
los tanques del poblado no la tienen.
Algunos atirman que los pueblos tie
men ell gobierno que Sc merecen; perO
yo creo que Catano merece uno mas
progresista. ;Verdad, Don Antonio?
En- estos liltimos dfas han trafdo de
Bayam0n dos trucks con aqua de aquel
rio, de la que reparten alguna los
mas pobres ell resto-dicen-la yenden
a ocho centavOs. Este precio es bastan-
te limitado, pero parece que las NUDES
lie quieren guitar el negocio estos
NEGOCIANTES.
va tenemos en- ell poblado shooting
Club" pronto ell pueblo eomenzara a
sentir como el dinerO sale de sus fai-
triqueras para no rolrcr junlds'.
Sc rumora,-no aseguramos que sea
fundado,-que hay otros sitios en- el
barrio que no son 'Shootings', pero
ST Clubs Ell donde Sc TIRA DE La
OREJA AL DIABLO. V la policfa debe
yer 81 le- es possible sorprender a estos
que Green que todo Sc puede hacer i'm
punemente.
Catano, Junio ?, 1923.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
CASTRO Y MEJIAs DECLARADoS
CULPABLES

El itirado de la Gorte' Federal que
conocia aver por IA marana en- el case
contra Luis Castro y Victor Mejias por
violaci6n a la ley Volstead, declaro a
lestos cnlpables, iniponiendoles el juez
$500 \ 5000 de inulta y Ia mitad de
las costas 4 cada uno respectivamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
INFORMACION GENERAL
IRodE$IoN DE CORPUS
UHRISTI

Ina cinco de la atrde CO..
amos dteriores. tendra lugar la
sion delDforpus Christi. la que
Ea de la Sta iglesia catedral, diri-
idose por # Gales del Santo Cristo,
len, Jose ilian Acosta, Salvador
lrau, entranHS por la parte norte del
tro de la Gatedral y puerta principal
Ede la misma
Es de espelArse que la procession del
Corpus Christi como todos los amos
quedara muI pncurrida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02

100000 autom5viles Dodge Brothers
corriendo en- el mundo indican satisfac-
ci6n. resistencia y economic.
Andr6u Aguilar 8 Co., Inc,
San Juan, P. R
Sub-Agente. Francisco ". Muhiz.
Ponce-G -Guayama-M Mayagues.
San Juan. p. r Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
REpARAcroN DE AUToMov1LEs:

ST desea I'd reparar su automovil acu-
da al Taller de Andrau Aguilar & Co..
Inc, Marina. frente al Preside y que
dara I'd. satisfecho, -Sub-Agente Fran
cisco v. Muhiz. Ponce -Guayama. Maya
euez.
Sub-Agente, Francisco Y. Muhiz.
PonceG Gpayana-A Nay .sues.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
G. Eres Banderas.

Septimo capitulos de Buffalo BilP'
y sus rellenos e6micos v una revista.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).
Septima jornada de La Huerfanita
de Parisns
Cine Puerto RicO. (Santurce).
Juan ell Rapido", por Luis Benni-
son, dram En- 5 actos y una esplendi-
da colaedia.
Cine Imperial, (Santurce).
La production suprema de la casa
Ambrosio de Torino: "Lord Bluff. La
mas fina comedia social, representada
en- Europa con un exito franco por
mas de so noches consecutivas.
Cine del Parque, (Santurce).
Estreno en- Santurce. "'Deuda Pa
gada" Gel Ladron de Isabelita"
por los grandes artistas Constance
Talmadge, Monte Brue, Kenneth Har-
lay y Elmo Lincoln. Acompaiara a
tan interesante drama la Revista ii
tulada vista del Secretario de la
Guerra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-02
DOMINGO

Cine Tres Banderas.
En- la matinee, II y IL episodios de
"La Flecha enganadora" Y sus conf
cas-. Por la noche. "Pecadores Virtuo-
sos", en- actos, por Rodolfo Valenti-
no, Wanda Hawley y una comica.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).
LA Prisionera", por Herbert Raw
Crimson.
Cine Imperial, (Santuree).
iColosal matinee!, en- dos tandas.
Por la noche, Herbert. Rawlinson en-
"La Gran Noche"'.
Cine del Parque, (Santurce).
Estreno en- Santurce. Constance
Binney y Fay Coampton en- "Decreto
de Divorcio", drama en- 6 actos. Ade-
mas una comedia y la Revista Inter-
nacional Pathe. Selecto Matinee a
las $50 p. m. Ell popular Eddie Polo
en- la famosa serie Gel Secreto del
Cuatro". Nueva comedias.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-08-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS NoTrs

-
me harvest moon is on the wane
D.g stock harvest dishes at LATER :
air. ''''" IN TN
Oct 4-56. oSA 0hos
Put that corn in siio, it will no,
you, see the Prairie Lumber Co
Need any extras for your Ru,nalx
harvesting machinery Later has Jon.
The best binder Irvine, sscloverlea,
brand" at the Nezperce Rochdale 90
Frank Newman and family. of Kan.
lah' visited Nezperce relatives SIM.
day. SUI
county Commissioner VIM. Rdble
was a visitor in this city from Kan
iah Saturday.
FOR sALE-4x515ft. box for car
fiaring sides; factory built. will fiji
any car. $12. This office. 1A1#
how about new wagon tongue or
a bundle rack for harvests See the
MADISON LUMBER & MILL co.
Make your fall suit and ovrcoat Sc
iections at Carlson's s. He is ready
with the newest and best.
Save eight cents or more per bnsbel
by buying Fordson tractor and
Wood Bors. Separator from Nezperce
Motor & Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Clark and
children were Saturday and Sunday
visitors at the homes of their parents
in Lewiston and Charleston.
LADIEs-My first consignment of
fall and winter coats is in, with an
added line of girl 5 and misses coats
IN sizes from years up. Carlson 5.
LOOK-Large Semdac oil mop,
$50, quart Semdac liquid gloss for
floors, etc, SIPS. special-both for
$l.sS at Laier's. No better floor pol, |
isher and oil on the market
FOR SALE win sell my five-pas
senger, l92o-model Ford touring car,
Win sei1-starter, for $275. 1t is In |
good running order and license paid
for. Father Zuur 1899
George Carlisle, deputy state camel
warden, passed through town Monday
IN his way to Kamiah, after looking
after trout fry distribution in the
western part of the county.
The prairie friends of S. O. Tanna-
ill, of Lewiston, former prosecuting
lttorney of Lewis county, are glad to
earn that his wife is showing marked
from serious illness of
everal months duration.
f. R. Flickinger, valued and long
ime member of the Lewiston Tribune
orce, spent the latter part of last
Veek with Nezperce relatives and was
member of fishing party to the
outh Fork of the Clearwater.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-08-30

Lewis County Fair and Stock show
Oct 1855.
Get your HARvEs1 COAL from,
the MADISON.
Big and little monkey and stiIson
wrenches at Laier Is.
FOR SALE-cheap, good threshing
outfit. Union State Bank.
Otis Mitchell visited relatives in
Lewiston the first of the week.
The best binder twine, ..Cloverleaf
brand, at the Nezperce Rochdale Co.
For auction sale dates see Herald
Office. Harry C. Cranke, auctioneer.
Wall paper Sc ana up for single roll
at Laier's. Complete stock.
Black and White concrete sand at
the MADISON LUMBER & MILL.
co.
Slab wood at the Prairie Lumber Co.
Want that grain rack repaired?
See the Prairie Lumber Co.
Binders, cultivators, wagons, farm
StS., 1Vr Stl6 CHEAP. Ell
quire at the Union State Bank.
Mrs. Clarence Palmer and children,
of Lewiston, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Huber, in this yicin-
ity.
TAKE your laundry to the Gem
State Barber Shop, agency Electric
Laundry, Grangeville Out Tuesday,
N Friday You II be pleased. 1925
The electrical storms of Saturday
and Sunday started numerous fires
IN territory patrolled by the Clear
water Timber Protective association
Ind the Clearwater National Forest.
Rainfall of 78 inches Sunday night |
tut all fires out and no new ones
lave been reported since that date.
The total acreage damaged for the |
ntire season for the association is |
stimated at Al acres. Following the |
ain the association layed off Is mem
ers of the trail crews and protection
Orofino.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-08-30

s.hool days are near.
pnmelv extras at Laier's.
c.m loans. See Curtis Miller.
,roden house to rent. See A. A
I4-tl
'r lewis County FAIR and Stock Show
oct. 900.
ct Laier's.
!. County Fair.
everything in harvest hardware al
rsier,s, for less.
Monarch Ranges, the kind that al
NE, at Laier 3.
Rest Is inch dry pine wood at the
uaD1sON LUMBER 8 MILL co.
oil pumping in motors Of any make
..,ea at Nezperce Motor & Supply Co.
rcE-Delve at any time by E.
. Brown, the Cold Storage Market. tt
Does your motor pump oils See
rszuerce Motor & Supply Co for the
cure
place your orders now for Rock
snripgs and Utah coal with the Prai-
re Lumber Co.
The new fall clothing and furnish
mas for men and boys, better than
,rer Is now on display at Carlson 5
TOggery
FRUIT-Ground cherries are scarce.
Get yonr supply now at soc per gallon
deliyered. Mrs. A. Kaehelmfer
0houo 1905. 1899
First shipment of ladies newest
fall and winter coats just opened at
Carlson s. Also line for girls, 5 years
and up.
FoUND-Between Nezperce and
Caigmont, steel telescope fishing rod
Will be delivered to owner upon ident-
tieation and payment this ad: York
Herren.
Mrs. Alva McLanahan and children |
the first of the week from
a fist with her parents in northern /
Washington.
L0sT-short-h haired, black and tan
Airedale pup; two-thirds grown; sty- |
ish bobbed tail. Strayed toward Cen
trail Ridge section two weeks ago.
Notify this office.
]. P. Gilbertz went to Nezperce
sunday morning, and returned in the
yening, accompanied by his family,
Who had been visiting relatives and
riends the past month.-Ferdinand
Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton B. Mitchell and
on, Donald, of Culdesae, visited their
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mitchell,
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mcleod,
lst east of town and at the top of
he Kamiah grade the first of the
eek. +
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1923-08-30

Ladies' fan apparel just in at Carl.
son s.
Quick action on farm loans. Curtis
Miller.
Fresh LEHIeH cement at the
MADISON.
Lewis County Fair and Stock Show
Oct. 4-5-6.
First-elass cobbler OF TIE A. r. Fike
harness store.
Newest hats and caps, for men and
boys at Carlson 3.
The flies are here. Screens at
Laier's, for less.
All the new fall wearings for men
and boys are now ready at Carlson IS.
The best binder twiae, .'Cloverleaf
brand" at the Nezperce RochdaIe Co.
When in Lewiston stop at the new
Raymond hotel. j. B. McGrane, prop.
netor. a.
Lewis County Fair and stock Show
Oct. AS
Boys school apparel--new, nifty
things for fall and winter-at Carl
sons Toggery.
Threshermen, buy sunnyside cooking
coal for threshing. It is the best. At
the Prairie Lumber Co.
Carlson fall line--suits, overcoats,
hats caps, shoes and furnishings
all in ready for your selections.
Observation-Disclosures Valley irri-
gated land to exchange for wheat and
stock ranches. J. Z. Baker, Grand
view ,Wn. 1873
Sc loans under reserve system on
city or farm property. Reserve De-
post Company, Cliff Building, Salt |
Lake City, Utah. 11-tf |
Work on the dirt section of the new |
'oad has suffered by the demand for
and the crew is now re.
luced by several men. Eighteen
lorses were laid off the first of the
week because of lack of drivers. On
he upper section the surfacing is go
ng on at a good gait.-Kamiah Prog
ess
With S5 cents paid for red wheat
nd SO cents for white No. ] wheat.
he highest price of the season on the
ew wheat crop prevailed in Lewiston
donday. This was an advance of
emf over the best price previously
aid. The dealings are still confined
0 wheat actually delivered in the
Tarehouse
Call For Bids: Tho it be at a
acrifice, am going to sell my place
4 northeast Nezperce. For 80 days
will receive bids for the purchase of
anne. Get the key of W. R. Emerson,
'ok it over and make me your best
ffer with the terms that suit you
tight take a Ford car or truck as
art pay, but remember cash counts.
uestions answered and bids received
Y owner r. J.. Hickok, Viola, Ida.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-21
Mora observant Than Men

1t Is a natural instinct In woman
to be able to describe In detail per-
son she has seen for even q snort
time. 4 man will meet stranger
and be unable to remember whether
he was clean shaver or not, whether
his eyes were blue or brown, his hair
dark or light, or whether he wore
glasses.
woman will know all this and
more. She can tell that the stranger
had a mole on his chin, a gold crown
on a lower tooth and a porcelain NIL
ing in an upper one; that he wore
spats. tan shoes, blue striped shirt
n blue-green four hand and dla-
mond stickpin.
Rill was walking with his wife one
day when they met Martha. Win
whom they stopped to speak TOT a
moment.
"Did YOU notice that blue dress
Martha was wearing?" asked Bill
wife when they were alone,
was it blue? didn't notice was
Bills reply. ,,
"Well, you remember that pink
dress Martha wore at Jims weo-
ding?"
"How do you expect me to remem-
ber-.Jim's been married ABOUT d
year" $500 4.
the mink one dyed. The sleeves nave
heen shortened and the lace removed
from, the back, and the trimming Is
from her old, green crepe de Chlhe
dress. -, r.,.
"And did you notice her hat? It's
last Snring's-you remember, it had q
feather in the front. It's camounageu
now: the feathers in the back, ana
she's covered the crown with batik."
Il wish Martha would stop conn.,
ing her hair behind her ears. thlnk
it's not a bit becoming; It's perfectly
hideous. Don't you. Bill"
"Have ever seen her wear her mar
that way?"
"Of course. She's been wearing her
hair that way for several months
now. And she's getting so terribly
Stout" -
us she?'
20. NV. YES. She used to wear that
sapphire ring on the second finger OF
her right hand: it got too small ana
she transferred 1t to her left hand
Today I noticed she was wearing it
on her little finger"
well, WE'LL"
"And, o. did you notice her eye
brows? They've been plucked.
Good heavens, Margaret! How did
you notice all these things?'
20 YOU men. l don't know where
you keep your eyes!"-New York sun
and Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-21
DRESDEN

VILLAGE-Miss Eva Thayer and
Delwin Merrill Of the class OF 1928
Bridge academy will enter Bates COL
lege this fall. They left for Lewis
ton. Sept. II.
There was a heavy frost In this
vicinity last week doing serious dam
age to gardens.
Mrs. Lillian Blanchard of Massa :
chusetts is visiting her brother, Ell
mer Burk Of this place.
The Rittal boys are scowing lum-
Der for the Thayer brothers in Pitts
ton.
Mrs. Jessie Houdlette anG SON.
Robert, have returned to their
schools in Houlton.
Mrs. Eulela Pray and daughter
Esther. have returned from Gardiner
where they have been passing re"
DAYS with Mrs. Arthur Wakefield.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. La :
beree Thursday. The next meeting
will be held at Ruth Stilphens for an
all days meeting Sept. 81.
A good delegation from Olice
Branch HAPPIER o. f. s., attended the
Lincoln county field day exercises OF
the order, held at Pemequid Beach,
Wednesday, September IL.
Miss Ruth Bradeen. Ella Bailey.
Ethelyn Reed. left last week for Cor
ham where they are attending the
Normal school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-21
cobbosseecontee Grange

Cobbosseecontee Grange held meet
ing Tuesday evening. Sept. is. with 81
members present. Past Master NJ. !.
Parker filled the masters chair. con-
Quoted the business session and con-
ferring of the first and second degrees.
Two candidates are expected to be
ready at the next meeting for the third
and fourth degrees and cake and coffee
will be served. The lecturers pro-
gram was very interesting though
somewhat brief owing to absence of
members expected to take part In 1T.
The first number. banjo solo by
Freda Boudway, was most pleasing
and the encore good. also. reading
by Edith Hinkfey was appreciated.
The selections read by Mrs. Janette
DeFratus in her tnimitable way were
a treat to ALL, The program closed
with the usual roll call and a request
by the lecturer that everyone should
be prepared to respond to the roll call
at the next meeting. Tuesday evening.
Oct. 2. The ladies of the grange are
preparing for a fair to be held at an
early date. which is to be decided upon
very soon. and earnestly desire that