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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
ACcIDENTE DE UNA GUAGUA

AANtS1DLA&t ~ LEI ~ 4NiA 1OAOCA
Aver, a las II 80 a. M, en- la Ayeni.
da Juan Ponce de Leon, parada 6, Ia
joven Juana Camacho, viajando Ell la
guagua Camelia, Nos PATS, propiedad
ne Alexandra Fernandez, de Puerta dc
TERRA, que guiaba el chauffeur yentu-
IA MARTINEZ, No. s95. llevaba cl brazo
derecho sobre una de las yentanillas
y al cruzar con In guagua Auto Gloss,
No. M-54, que estaba parada tomando
pasajeros, recibi0 una herida de tres
ccntimetros de longitud en- el brazo
indicado, siendo asistido EN- la sala de
socorro y pas6 a sii residpncia en- La ca.
lie Salvador Brau, No. 80, San Juan.
El caso ha sido denunciado ante la
Corte Municipal, por violacion la
ley DC nltomoyiles
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
Ell DIR. sAA EN-. RIO plEpRAs

| Ell DIR. S4tA EN- RIO PIEDRAS
Para esta moche Sc ha anunciado
Ell ell teatro "Rivolf.., de Rio Piedras,
el debut del doctor Saa, muy conoci-
do. por eli Condo de Waldemar. ~
/ EI doctor Saa,a amigo Particular dc
nosotr6s, Sc propbne' preseiitar' eli el
Rivolf de Rio fTfedfas un aconteti-
niiento' verdadafamente '2iii6nstruoso
con el 'cspeetactilo regio,' s6tpfendeh-
kte, sin precedenfa en- esta ciddad, ETi
HoMBRE MISTERI6sO due sin ser
/ Dios iii II Diab16 hace tsab&r cos;ts
imposiIles, 4alieaaosel de lliaravillosd
secrdto de isu p6de1prsiquicd.' EBcdoct
tor Saa,' procedente le5los nnejores tea
T EROS de ERl'opa sgo America oy su,aes-
lpectdeulos accomplishments ameno y
lcobstahtemeiftc variado ha causado
la !fdmiraci6n VI snrpresa, a les p1bli-
/, cos masl seleetp ttel fyiejo smuhtlai y
nuero acontilientegp Els Comles de. Wall
dlelnar no ltrabaja en,tamaTa obscura ::
haN Nhechd de- su aartef una ,inv0eaci0n
| Y shs prcstiJigitacionesf sealdesenvuel-
ven entire gharlas2y charla dentro del
pdblico que ayido siempre de emocio-
] mes nueyas, no Sc cansa de yerlo Ell
sus trabajos novfsimos de prestidigi-
taci6n elegante y gran exito.
"E doctor Saa" tenGlra el placer de
presentar esta noche facilmente. cla-
ramente, antes los ojos at6nitos del
pdblico una serie de juegos y expert
mentos de habilidadl que dejaran al
p6blico EN- ell reino de las musara.
| fias a.sii NV1AaT't
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
aAccIDENTE EN- GUANIcA

FL dfa 16 del corriente, en- la Gale
Principal. de Ensenada, un autom6-
Fyir' guiado pOr RIO. Smith,. arrollo a
los muehachos Sebastian Matdonado
v Juan Angel Mojica, que. iban mon
Ttados en- una bicicleta.' resnltando S.
tas destrozada,e Sebastian Maldonadd
con un brazo fracturado, heridas Y
contusiones. y Juan Angel Mojica con
contusiones en- distintas parties del
cuerpoh. Smith fue arrestado cl
juez municipal lie sefial0 dgscientos
pesos de fianza para su libertad pro-
visional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
sUCESQ EN- BAYAMoN

@tado)-El IA del corriellte, en-
Ia calle Wilson, de CataIo, hubo I'm
pequsno conate5 de. faego en- una casa
de Jps6 N. Pargas, siendo sofocado
prcntamente. s.
EIsdfa '1G del mes Ell curse, en- la
calle Amparo, Cataio, Manuel Ira.
verso, acometi6 agredi6 al policfa
iiIs1ilar Braulio Gonzalez, con una
-iaaysfja, produciendole una herida en-
g biazo derecho. Ell agresor y su her
mano, Ramon Traverse, fuercn arres
tados Y denunciados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
DELLA sEcRETARIA EJECUTIvA

, Icl Gobernador ha expelido pasaportt
para Venezuela, al Sr. Enrique AFRO
yo Ramirez, de Mayagiiez; para Cura-
zao Y Venezuela, al DR. Rafael Lou
bril Cueto, de San Juan, para
santo Domingo al Sir. Juan NJ. Rosso
de Arecibo.
Ha quedado archivado en- la Secre-
taria Ejecutiva linforne anual co
rrespondiente al ano 1922 de la cor
poraci6n del estado de New York de
nominada Julius MarQuese .e Son
Inc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
LA POLICLA CAPTURA A
DOS MONEDEROS FALSOS

Chicago, septiembre.--La policia de
esta ciudad acaba de realizar dos inn
portantes detenciones de falsifcado-
res en- la persona de los hermanos Du-
PLANTER, quienes los agentes fedora
les hace tempo persiguen por haber
infestado de dinero false varios esta-
dos de la Union.
Uno de ellos, Albert, es un fugiti-
vo de la penitenciaria de Columbus
Ga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
sUcEso EN- CAYEY

la noche del Is del actual, Modesto
Riyas, acometi6 agredi6 con los .pu5
nos a Ana Maria Santiago, por 10 que
fu6 arrestado por Ia policfa.
La noche 10 del corrientc, en- el
poblado "yiequcs," hubo lm conato
de incendio en- una casa de Norberta
Arriaga, que fu6 prontamente extin-
guido por los vecinos. La policia in
yestiga. s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
Ell FENoMENO SISMICO DE LA
ISLA DE MALTA =

LONDRES, septiembre 19.-El te-
rrible temblor de TERRA sentido aver
en- la isla de Malta fue tan fuerte
que obligo a la poblaci6n -lanzarse a
LA calle, poseida de un intense panico.
iTodas las iglesias fueron abandonadas
por los fieles, pues ell fenomeno tuvo
Ilugar mientras Sc celebraba la misa.
Los danos son, aparentemente, de al
guna consideration.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
AUToMoyILEs oUE CHoCAN

III dfa 16, las L. am, en- la Ayeni-
da jose dc Diego. 81 autom6vil NJ
4l5, propiedad Gle C. ID. Hoffman, de
santurcc, guiado por el mismo. chauf-
feur No. 503J, choc6 con cl autom0yil
No. i221. prop. fe Francisco Umpie-
rre, de Buyan,6n, que g,,iaba 81 chauf-
fenr Francisco Torres, No. 1929, re-
sultando ambos yehfculas con desper-
fectos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
DIspARos DE REVOLVER

En- San II Lorenzo, r .en Ia tlfdf' del u
saef !cpi cprriepfe, egpf, el q Darrio JaguaiTfF ta1 lliTF
Aquino Masa Ocasio, hizo cuatro
disparos dc revolver contra Juan Be
len Umpierre, protlucidndole heridas
de pron6stico rescryado.
Sc flo fianza al acusado de dos mil
d6lares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
Sc LIE ESCAPE UN Trio

En- Rio Piedras, Ell dfa 16 del co
rriente, en- ell sitio Capetillo. mientras
Arturo Garcia, probaba un revolver,
sc le escape uH tir0, hiriendo mortal
mente Antonia Pinero. Ell Jnez Mu-
nicipal entiende en- el case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
10 DE sIEMPRE

Referen de Aguas Buenas que en-
Ia noche del 15 de los corrientes
nlientras Sc celebraba un bale en- cl
barrio aguitas, fue herido gravemen-
te en-, una pierna el individuo Santa
go Moye, sin que supiera quien fud
q autor del hecho. La policfa inves-
tiga.9
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
DOS NINos cARpoNIzApos

En Cidra, en- la tarde del il del
corricnte, en- 81 barrio Ceiba, hubo ull
incensfio en uua casa dc Placido Me
YES, muriendo dos niiios carbonizados.
Sc espera mas information sobre es-
to hecho.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
EE EDIFICIo DEL CORREO DE
tied SANTURCE

. En- la tarde de aver el administra-
dor dc correos de San Juan, nuestro
buen amigo d. Fernando Montilla, re
cibi0 un cable del Departamento dc
Correos ell Washington, Ell el que le
da 0rdenes para que tome possession
Immediate del nueYo edificio de correo
on Santurce.
FL nuevo local que ha de ocupar
la estaci0n de correos de Santurce
esta instalado en- el edificio de recien
te construction de los hermanos Mo
ralcs, frente al edificio del telefono
Sc nos dice que tan pronto este ell
su liuevo local el correo de Santurce,
sera un gran, alivio para San Juan.
Ademas, seran iilstdlados allf SOC
a5Ippa1rtados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
DEPARTAMENTo DE SANDAL

Relaci6n de los casos de enferme-
dades trasmisibles, reportados a esta
oficina durante la semana que termi-
no ell Is de septiembre de 1923.
TUBERCULOSIS = Adjuntas, 1;
Aguas Buenas, 1; Concerto, 1 Caguas,
g; Corozal, ]; Gurabo, /; Hatillo, 4;
Lares, 10; Ponce, 1; Quebradilla, /
San Juan, 8; Yauco, y Aguadilla l.
Total, 30.
, TOSFERINA.-Aguadilla, i La.
res, i. Total, 2.
UNCINIARIsIS.--Cay 1; Lares
&c; y Ponce s. Total, 70.
| PELLAGRA.- Lares, /. Total, /.
TRACoNfA, Ponce. IA. Total, II.
SIFILIS.--Adjuntas, 1; Faiardo, 1
Lares, /; y San Juan, IL. Total, II
TIFOIDEA.-A -Adjuntas, / Aguadi
la, |; Arecibo, !: Buayama, /; ia
yuya, L; Ponce, 10; y San Juan, /
Total. 10,
PALUDlSMO. O.--Barcelona 1; Pom
&c, i; San Junn. !; Toa Baja, l.
Total, 4.
Observation-Disclosures, 1; Humacao
1; San Juan, s. Total, z.
vARICELAS.- Lares. /. Total, /.
Total de casos reportados en- la Sc
mana, 1874.
DR.. Martin 0. de la Rosa,
Jefe del Negociado de Enferneda-
DIES Transmisibles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
ease,tlRsanDE Ef, ...ssr,Az,AR.-
AMERICANA. :

tl'tSY MIthtNANSg EE ~
jEi eoncurso del andneioss aa yy"Ba-
Ear. Americana que terinin6 el 81 de
agosto, tuvo ell siguiente resultadoi
De, lunas trescientas personals que
tomaron parte en- el concurso, CORES
pondieron los premios como sigiien:
PRIMER PREAIIO .,..
Consistente en- una maquina de es-
cribir Remington. Enrique Rolfes,
Box 1s2, Cayey, L. r.
SEGUNDO PREMIO
Consistente en- an bc,ntoso fdn6grd-
fo, Jose Betancourt, Flores ST., No.
10. Cataio.
TERCER PREMIO
Consistente en- ana plama de fueatc
dorado, Tlorencio Rosario, Aibonito,
T. Il.
I'll Bazaar Americana" da las gra-
cias .por medic de estas lineas las
PERSONS que tuvieron la perseveran-
cia de coleccionar todos los anuncios
v Sc propone muy pronto anunciar
las bases del Concurso, de anuncios
de dicho establecimiento, de la cor,
poraci0n, Julian W. Btanco INC, que
sera conocido como 4Concurso dc Ma
yidad.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
LAS FEDERACIONES AGRARIAS
Sc UNEN AL MOvIMIENTO

MADRID, septiembre 19.-Las Fe-
deraciones Agrarias Gallegas Sc han
adherido ncondicionalmente al moyi-
miento militar llevado a cabo por, ,el
General Primo de Rivera, por consi-
derarle un paso dc saneamiento poll,
tico para la nacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
III! DOCTOR SAMOA MEGA LA
AtTENTICII,An DE UNA CART.A
QUE 81. DICE FUE IsCRtTA POR
TN jHERMANO SUYO EN- CARACAS

UN HERMANO SUIO EN- CARACAS
SAN Juan, p L. Sept. is dc 1923.
ST, Don Jose Coll Vidal.
Director de la Democracia."
tGiudad.
oi'Nll iq'ierido senior Coll:
eT-n asilo Ell las paginas de SUI viril
yy8cero solicito para las siguientes IL
meas: = Il ~ Z
Con respecto i Ia carta publicada
aver en- la "Dem0cracia' a instancia
del seilor AIalcano Villanueva, dirigi-
da mi. por mi hermano Martin, des-
lie la ciudad de Caracas, debo hacei'
,constar- que dicha misiya, es falsa Ell
absolute, toda vez que no ha llegado
su original a poder mfo, negando aSf
su autcnticidad.
listed sabe, seiior Director, por las
dolorosas enseiianzas de la historic,
como puede arTancarsele por e tor
mento por la amenaza TN hombre
!: 1araci6n que nj puede sentir
nifpueder pensar; adn asf' 70 creo
.qn6 mifheianano, siendo fil1nmte de la
carta en- question, hubiera sido capaz
dc imponci'se. el exilio 0 la muerte
.antcs de estampar voluntarianlcnte su
flrma en- un doclnnento que habrfa lie
arroiar sobre su nombre el indeleblc
!crf0n dc sn deshonra.
En- ,cuanto al aluiido scfior I>ope
Bello, este SC encuentra ausente de-
San Juan. $ Il. 10 n,ismp que los de
mas, espero s;i.:.1a responder a los
ttrininos .rs.:tacs dc la mcncionad;l
carta confeccionada en- la redacci6l
, DC "El Nueyc Disio' de Caracas.
'uyo af,c. amigo
". Saaojds.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-19
PRIMER pRENIIo
SEGUNDO PREMIO

Consistente en- an bcintoso tdn6grd
fo, Jose Betancourt, Flores ST., No
10. CataiIo.
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Cine Tres Banderas.
A NUEsTROs CoNvENCINos

'El peligrO oculto" y una comedia
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PERSONAL MENTION

A. T.. Conant was a business caller
In Waterville Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Delcna BOutin of Waterville
was in town Saturday visiting with
her daughter, Miss Mary Morrison.
Misses Mamie O'Reilley and Eva
Dulac were in Waterville shopping
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ruby Gilbert was in Fairfield
Saturday to visit with her mother.
Mrs. Emma Gilbert. who is a patient
at the State Sanitorium.
Arthur w. Cushman, State highway
police officer was in Waterville on
official business Saturday.
Misses Leona and Lydia Blanchette
were in Waterville Saturday after
g noon where Miss Leopa is receiving
treatment for her eyes.
Linwood Savage was in Waterville
Saturday afternoon to receive in
struction on the saXophone which he
plays in the Bethany orchestra.
Mrs. Albra Adams OF Madison was
in town Saturday noon on her way to
Fairfield where she attended the fu-
neral service Of her brother, Alfred
johnson.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Kenneth Woodbury. was Gin Water
vile Saturday afternoon to take a
lesson On the clarinet
Mrs. Lula Clark of Madison was in
town for the day Saturday on bust
ness.
Herbert Thompson of Cornville
was Il business caller in town Satur-
day.
Miss Margaret NJ. Chase and Mrs.
Ava Sheridan retuned from Au-
gusta Saturday noon
Misses Eva Goulette and Lottie
Dionne were in Waterville Saturday
afternoon shopping.
Miss Esther tleweling, who is
employed in the Somerset Shoe shop
went to HinckleyE Saturday noon to
pass the Weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron t'leweling.
Mrs, Warren Blaisdell and daugh-
tor Miss Georgie of Shawmut were
in town Saturday visiting with Mrs.
Elaisdells daughter, Mrs. Minnie
Hull.
j. Wallace Blunt of Boston arriv-
ed in town on the noon train Sat
urday to spend Easter Sunday with
Mrs. Blunt and children at their
home on Elm street.
AOuUty COMMISSIONER Henry
Crowell returned Saturday noon
from Jackman where he has been
on a business trip for the Coburn
Heirs Inc.
Mrs. Rose Annis, one of the ma
irons at the State Reformatory for
Women. went to her former home in
Newport Saturday afternoon to visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
DanfOrth over Easter Sunday
Thomas Dionne of the Division of
Markets of the Agricultural Depart
ment, came homo from Augusta Sat
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the United Baptist church this morning
at 1890 O'Clock. Rev. II. q. Kennedy
officiating. Mrs. Stevens was born in
Smithfeld, Me-, Feb IL, 1889, the
daughter Of William and Druzilla Will
ley When q young woman she mar
ried Alonzo Stevens and they lived in
Smithfeld until 1880. when they moved
to Mars Hill and purchased a farm,
residing there until the death Of Mr..
Stevens. which occurred in 1884. After
the death Of her husband Mrs. stevens
returned with her family to Oakland
and lived here until 1915. when she
went to East Liyermore to make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Nellie
Nichols. For many years she was an
attendant at the old Free Baptist
church in town and had many friends
sm6ng the older residents. She is sur
vived by q son. Sylvester Stevens OF
Oakland. and a daughter. Mrs. Nellie
Nichols OF East Livermore.
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Shower for Miss Turcotte

The home old Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Turcotte on East street was the
scene F.iday evening of one of the
most charming shower parties ever
given to Il bride to be-" The party
was given to Miss Florence Arlene
Turcottc by Mrs. Pauline Bragg.
chief operator 1T the Office Of the
Maine Telephone and Telegraph
Company. for whom Miss Turcotte
has worked for the past three years.
being the first girl to enter the of
flee after Mrs, Green's appointment
as chief operator, and her mother,
Mrs. Philip TurcOtte. Miss Turcotte
when she completed work on Friday
evening. was invited to the home Of
her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Turcotte. to see a new Vic
trola and when she entered she
found thirty one of her friends
gathered apd was greatly surprised
when she realized that it was a
party given in her honor.
Several entertaining and jolly
games were played in which prizes
were won by Mrs. Lena Newton and
Miss Florence Beaje. At the close
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Funeral services for the late George
p. Boynton were held at the residence
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, Rev.
Milton c. Bennett Of the Uniyersalist
church officiating. The bearers were
Bert Libby, Clayton Cummings. Mr.
Clark and ID. NJ. Marshall. The remains
were placed in the tomb and later in
terment will be in Lakeview cemetery.
At the Methodist church Sunday
morning the pastor, Rev. Weston T.
Holman. preached an appropriate ser
mon. taking for his subject THE Eas-
ter Hope. and the Easter Message"
There was special music. The church
was prettily decorated for the occa-
sion and in the evening at O'Clock an
Easter concert was presented under the
direction of Mrs. John S. Tapley. The
programs fer the evening were unique
affairs made from white paper and dec
Grated with cross of purple and an
Eater lily. The following program
was carried out:
The Fidelity class Of the United
Baptist church met Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Roy Brier on
Church street. After the lesson was
discussed a social hour was enjoyed
and refro shments of fruit salad and hot
cross buns were enjoyed. The guests
were Mrs. Ross Baker, Mrs. Francenia
Baker, Mrs. Phebe Sawtelle. Mrs. Lot
tic Williams. Mrs. +. II. Lccch. Mrs.
Edward Wing. Mrs. ii. G.. Kennedy and
Mrs. Lulu Witherell. The class will
meet this week on Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Lulu Witherell at her home
on Maple street.
The Silent Six club will meet on
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. John King on Oak street.
Miss Arlene Adams has gone to East
Wilton to visit her aunt, Mrs. w. E
Palmer for a week
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|Sk0WHEGAk LOCAL news
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, *s farmer. Is. ''
Extension Meetings

Tuesday. April ; at North Anson
in the Grange hall will be held an
all day extension meeting. The
meeting is for men only. The meet
ing is called at 10 o'clock. County
Agent G. A. Storer of SkoWhegan.
will be in attendance.
Wednesday. April 4. there will be
held at the Grange hall in Scion an
extension meeting. The meeting is
called at 10 o'clock. A basket
lunch will Be served at noon. County
Agent G. A. Storer will attend this
meeting which is for men only.
On Friday of this week. April q,
an extension meeting will be held in
Larone. This is also meeting for
men only and will be attended by
the county agent. e. A. St0er. AT
men interested are cordially invited
to attend all of these meetings.
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Hallowell. The family have o. large
circle of friends who will regret to
learn Of his death.
The monthly meeting of the
SkowhNgan Woman's Association.
winch Il due to be held this Monday
evening, the first Monday In April.
will not be held tonight, but will oc-
cur ia, the near future. q. notice 81
the exact time which it will be held
will be made later.
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OAKLAND
non&thurs,tf

The Tuesday club will meet Tues
day afternoon. April 3, at the home
of Mrs. William Aver. This will be
the annual meeting and a supper will
be served at the Post rooms at 6
o'clock.
Mrs. Harold Bridges and children.
Harold, Jr., and Dorothy are guests
of Mrs. Bridges mother. Mrs. Ed
ward StoWell i'm lewiston.
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Mrs. ID. J.. Churchlll and MIS-.
Stanley Wught and Master Donald
Wright of Madison were recent
guests of Mrs. ChurchlllS sister and
husband, MI. ana Mrs. tharleS II.
Dane of North avenue.
Many friends in Skowhe2an OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lightbody nee
Miss Bessie Edwards OF Newport, X.
l.. Will be interested TO know OF the
birth of a little daughter which
was born on FRIDAY afternoon at
1.3O O'Clock in the Newport CITY
Hospital which weighed eight
pounds and three ounces. The 1T
tie daughter mas Deen given lhe
name OF Mary Ellzapeth ana me
telegram received by Mrs. LlSht,
bodH pafents' Mr. ana MIS-. 'aVlu
i-dWaras OF l5ap'lSC mn stated ti,al
noth me mother ana oapS are 40
ing We'll MIS- LishpouH was en-
pioyed as clerk III .ne QUIZ VI JUN
W ItiSSl"s' i.sls'c' u uoor' ~.
Hol'i'iSet co',''s' ,' 80; W. 90, ".ao
ploliiiilc''. ~ ~. 49, C.;s.
l.'l, ',, ,,a,, t,ir..t pfi,,tteo class
80 ~. - frinnds who viii
'ti,i - ~ 4nYi ,,,r,.,t,,lotions rnon
! ~ ,.,.i,,l of :, donyhtcr Mr.
;ab+haa,, Voc w.torviIIo man and
IL has n,any friends in this nam
! nf 9iaino WHO will no nleased 10
! lynoy, ~ tba advent NJ . little dayrh-
! III
Misc Florence RurrilI. clerk at the
| Office of County Agent G. A. Storer
| If the Farm Rurean spent Saturday
| afternoon and sunday with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Fred Burrill
! in East Madison.
Mrs. George Foster Of North Corn
! Vile, who has been spending ten
DAYS with her brother and wife.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. Cleber Harville of
| Summer street, will return home to-
| day. Monday.
Mrs. Frank Drost Of Parkman hill
was in town Saturday noon and went
! to Good VIII farm to visit her daugh-
| ter. Miss Mary Clifford. who is stu
dent at the Good VIII school.
| Miss Ida Thompson, who has been
passing a weeks vacation with her
! parents Mr. and Mrs Mathew
| Thompson at their home in Corn
|, Vile. was in town Saturday leaving
| on the noon train for East Corinth
v here she is teaching.
Miss Kathleen Folsom. who has
been passing some time with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs A. Nj. Folsom at
their home on Bieelow hill, went to
| Eastport Saturday afternoon where
she is to be employed.
Mark Johnson was in Fairfield Sat
urday afternoon to attend the funeral
service of his brother Alfred john
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-02
Funeral of Annie Crowel,

Funeral services for the late Miss
Annie B. Crowell were held at the
residence Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock, Rev. Milton c. Bennett of the
Cniversalist church officiated and the
bearers were Z. G. Simmons, J. +.
Harris, Lester Andrews and D. NJ
Marshall. The remains were placed
in the tomb and later interment will
be in Lakeview cemetery.