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New Britain herald., 1923-04-11
Funerals
Alfred ". Morley

Alfred w. Morley
The funeral OF the late Alfred w.
Morley took place this afternoon.
Services were held at the late home on
South Burritt street. with Rev. John
l.. Davis In charge. Interment was in
Fairyiew cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-11

upon them by the state courts of
Massachusetts upon their conviction
ofhav ing created fish monopoly
New Britain herald., 1923-04-11

TODAY'S TREASURY REPORT.
U. S. Treasury-Balance, s516, 640,771
New Britain herald., 1923-04-11

FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bell of 90 Ches-
nut street are observing their 40th
wedding anniversary today.
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SUNDAYS Concert
Court Shakes Head
on Loan &c Per Cent
Compounded Quarterly

Boston, June a2.-HoldnG that no
court in equity would enforce the do
mand of money lenders for thirty SIX
per cent interest. compounded quar-
tcrlN. on the ground that il is I'M
reasonable. unConscionable and op-
prcssive. the fun bench of the Su-
prcme Court today rendered an opin-
ion which releases Julian ID Decor
dnva from meeting demand for
more than 100000 interest on a S40.-
600 loan made in 1913. Interest
amounting to $4,000 has already
been paid. AS result of the dcci-
son, De C6rdoya Will receive tho lar
ger portion Of an estate of S600.0 600
left ~ his grandfather. the late
Thomas Dana Of Cambridge
Persons who. in September. 1918.
loaned De Cordova $4,000 on a note
payable in four years said that the
by agreement made with him after
tn" note became due and was not
paid, th"N were entitled to receive in
trst 1T the rate of 50 per cent COM
pounded quarterly. These creditors
commended that. as n result, Dc Cor
dova owed them 5000 600.
inc trustees. under the will. adj
mlttod that De CordoVa owed $40, 600
and they paid that amount into court.
f5N the decision. he Will have to nav
Only 81 600 in addition while the hold
erS Of the note must return a Ifs in
SuFance policy for $i00.oO0 which De
Cordova had assigned as security.
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CHRISTMAS SEAL sales
YIELD S25,OOO,OOO

Santa Barbara, Calf. June o.
f}Y y. pD-fifty million cOntribu-
tons, totalinG $25.000,0 900. have been
made to the national. state. and local
tuberculosis associations of this
country in the last 5 years through
the annual Christmas seal sales. Last
December approximately eight mill
lion people contributed a total of $3.
100000 in the Christmas seal sale.
These statements were made by
Philip p. Jacobs, publicity director of
the National tuberculosis Associa-
ton before the meeting of that body
here today.
Mr.. Jacobs pointed out that while
the average contribution of the COM
munity chests last year was Sill. the
average contribution in the Christ
mas seal sale is about SOC. This fact
he pointed out, indicates the de-
mocracy of the Christmas seal sale
and also its educational value
Someone has said" Mr.. Jacobs
continued, that the Christmas seal
sale is patent method of raising
money. 1t is very evidently an an
nual institution. Millions of people
every year look forward to this OPP
portunity to contribute to the fight
against tuberculosis and for better
health.
1t has been demonstrated in such
cities as philadclphiu Baltimore.
Detroit, Indianapolis and other cities
that vigorous Christmas seal sale
conducted BY the tuberculosis assoc
citation does not N any way impair
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Reception to Graduates
High School, Members
Methodist Church

The Highland Avenue Methodist
Sunday school gave reception. Fiji
day evening to its members who were
in the graduating class OF l923 at
Gardiner High school.
The vestry of the church was very
prettily decorated with the class col
ors and an enjoyable evening was
passed. Refreshments were served
during the reception. In the receiving
line were: Supt. of Schools, l.. W.
Gerrish and wife, Hon. and Mrs. @.
b. Clason. Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Howard Atkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Manson, MI and Mrs. H. w. Wake
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Purdy,
Mrs. Berry, Mr.. Weber and Miss
Belts.
The boys orchestra Of the church
rendered fine music and duet was
given by Robert and Florence Hill.
The speakers of the evening were
Supt. Gerrish. Rev. Mr.. Adkins and
Hon. o. 3. Clason. The committee
in charge of the reception consisted
of Mrs J. C. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Jen-
ME Wakefield and Mrs. Hattie Colby.
The names of the graduates are as
follows: Oscar Purdy, EVELYN Wake
field. Francis Manson, Mildred Berry,
Annie Belts. Lucille Tozicr. Alice
Rrann, Nina Weber and Myrtle Ad-
diton. Each was presented with a
congratulatOry card.
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Big Interests
Steady Money
Market in n. York

New York, June 2o.-Wau street.
shaken 10 the depths by the string Of
failures and the resultant loss Of pub
nc confidence which followed discIo
SureS Of widespread hucketing of Gus
toner's orders. hreathod its first long
breath in week today when power
iUl banking interests stepped into the
preach to Stabilize the market.
While the banking support was con
fined to brokerage houses holding
membership in tint Now York Stock
Exchange, the strength infused into
tE%- market carried prices up on botl
inc consolidated and the curb OK
changes and a marked spirit of onti-
mlsm prevailed. The rushing to Gov
or by shorts aided in the strengthcn-
ing process.
y prominent financier. associated
WIN one Of the largest banks in the
street told reporters this afternoon
nc believed it was SAT to saw tho
uhSettiement in tn brokrage sitra-
'Ion Is IT an nj rs far as New Yor,,
STOCK Exchange Houses arc concern.
cd" N0''N II
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BOWDOINHAM

NORTH-Enoch Tomlnson OF va W..
than. Mass, has bought the ~. 49,
Spittell place and will occupy sa
soon. Mr.. and Mrs. Spittell are " .ss;
ing TO Richmond village, whefe y"
have purchased a home. ~ I
Bonnie Chick of Hopcwell. ~ al
Cora Baumsarden of Pcnnsylraha +.
Anna Dill of Gardiner arc at NV
w. Thomas place for the sumner -.,,
Mrs. {. w. Church Of Washin1s, q
y. c.. is visiting her aunt MIS- NJ.
Powers, this week, accompanied W
grandson. Melville Church Jr. ,.~.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. w. Trask OIL i, "r,.
ford came Tuesday. being guess q.
night at the home Of DR.. Trask ; "A,
ter. Mrs. II. L. Powers. WeoW@
they. with Mr.. and Mrs. fo"eI' ,Ss.
Mrs. c. w. Church as guests ~ oy,r
car attended the commencement lila
cises of Colby College. Na'e'st N.
where Thclma Powers was one " ,it.
graduates. DR.. +. II. Minot anu mo
met Nom at Watcrvilie. haVihs. n.
torcd from Saco to be present d
exercises. :, Nal
Earl and Herman Loyejoy OF , lion
cen. Mass. are at home for va' coon
Herman will return to worn cum
while Earl will remain for inc
mor. # bel
Miss NJ. 4. Little is a guest u
niece, Mrs. II, +. Powers, inns Bos
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marks " ,,si,
ton were Weekend guests OF e"'
and Mrs. W. a. Turner,
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RICHMOND

Miss Frances Proctor of New York
City is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Preble.
Mrs. Roger Pierce and son. Roger,
of Boston arrived in Richmond. We'd
nesday for a visit with Mrs. Pierce's
parents. MI and Mrs. Carl Curtis.
Mrs. Eugene call met with SER
icus accident Thursday afternoon.
She slipped on rug in her home on
South Front street, breaking her
wrist.
Mrs. Margaret Peabody returned
Wednesday from Harrison. Me,
where she had attended a district
meeting of the Rebekahs.
Richmond lodge No. G3 F. and A.
NJ and Mount Carmel Chapter O. l..
:. will observe st. Johns Day next
Sunday by going in body TO the ser
vice of the Methodist church at
eleven o'clock. The Rev. L. K. Pear
son will preach. There Will be special
music by the choir, assisted by an
orchestra.
Charles Welch was business Wis
itor in Bath. Friday.
Miss Marion Bibher and Miss Thel-
ma Powers came home from Colby
college. Wednesday. These ladies'
were both members of the graduating
class.
Miss Lyde Lunt is the guest Of Dr.
and Mrs. ". \. Price this week.
Carl Megguire. who has been teach
ing at number school, has returned
to his home in Poland
Rev. and Mrs. G. +. Frederick at
tended a meeting Of the South kennc-
bee Association of Baptist churches
at South Gardiner. Friday.
nff no of 10 Sunday
school class returned Thursday after
noon from Capitol Island. where they
had been entertained for three days
by Mrs. George Hawkes..
A. r. Haley has returned from n
several weeks business trip through
Vermont.
Richmond Lodge No. sc, o. O.
F.. will hold memorial exercises
Sunday. June Oath. at their lodge
rooms. Address by J. ". Randlettc,
past grand Of Richmond Lodge, at
r. NJ After the exercises the
graves of departed members Will be
decorated.
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Church Notices

sunday s ehursn q S9rf H. s sfsnas If
lesson sermon, is the Universe. In
Guiding Man. Evolved by Atomic
r, NJ; Wednesday. Reading room at
the church open to the public Wednes-
day from to free. Circulating Ii
brary of authorized Christian Science
literature.
Free Baptist church. H. A; Clark
Pitchers:' 6: r., Y. meeting. The Negro
in the North" Z. sermon, Inspiration
Of the Bible" Wednesday evening.
PRAYER meeting: Thursday. monthly
spears Corner +. r. church. II. A.
Clark: 2. Sunday school in school
house: 3, sermon. "Jude's Certain Men
Who Creep in Unawares." Services in
the schoolhouse while the church is
being, painted. Dedication service
Highland Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal. Charles Howard Atkins: 1890.
morning service: sermon "A Rich
Mans Mistake" 11.45. church school:
invited: :. evening service: sermon by
the pastor. The Great Race" $50
Wednesday. weekly prayer meeting
There will be services at the Winter
Street Advent chapel at $50. W. NJ.
Beard of Augusta will speak.
Cniversalist church. Milo G. Folsom
Open-air service IL A. NJ. at Earring
tons Grove. Brunswick road. Picnic
dinner after the service. If the wealth
er is unfavorable there will be no serv
ice. because the church organ is being
removed All who wish to go. who
have not cars. please meet in the park
at 1890.
Christ church. fourth Sunday after
Trinity NATIVITY of st. John Baptist :
Holy communion. $50. morning prayer,
NsN1 hnlf hon
session.. -: semi monthly meeting of
the young mems Bible class at P. NJ.
Church Of the Holy Cross. Rev.
Langdon Quinby. D. D.. pastor: Usual
service Of worship and study with
sermon by the pastor; Sunday school
at Has
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Scion Group Move
to Assure Coal
Supply for Bay State

NeW ork, June ga special coal
.nNeSllsatinE commission of nine
massachusetts legislators, headed by
state Senator John w. Haigis. con-
TERED with W. II. Williams. prcsi
dent Of the Hudson Coal company.
TO-DAY regarding obtaining a winters
supply of coal for their state. Since
ne passage by the Massachusetts
legislature Of the pure coal bill" re-
Gently. which provided for condcm-
nation of below standard fuel
brought into the state, it was said
many operators had threatened to
refuse shipments to Massachusetts.
The commission will ocnfer opora-
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Serious Condition
EX.Premier XiYiani

Paris, June 22--The condition of
Former Premier Eiviani, who was
seized with fainting spell while
pleading a case before the court two
weeks ago. became suddenly worse
this evening. His illness now is be-
lieved to be critical.
NJ Niviani. who is so years old, was
taken home from the court in a state
of collapse, but next day his physi-
clans said he had so far improved
that his condition afforded no cause
for anxiety but they advised him to
take rest.
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John Mitchell

The remains Of John Mitchell,
aged So years, who was for many
years a resident of West street this
city, were brought here Friday from
Old Orchard. for interment in the
family lot in Oak Grove cemetery.
Mr.. Mitchell has of recent years
made his home with his daughter,
Mrs. Walter Swan Of Old Orchard
He leaves a second daughter. Miss
Florence Mitchell. Mr.. Mitchell has
been interested in the manufacture
Of paper and was stakeholder in
several Massachusetts ana New
Hampshire mills.
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Amundsen's Plane
Damaged, Summer
Flight Abandoned

Nome, Alaska. June &-(By A.
P.)-Advices today from Vain
wright confirmed the report that
Roald Amundsen. Norwegian OK
plorer. aviator. had damaged his
airplane in a trial flight there, MAX
ing impossible his proposed flight
this summer over the North Pole.
Amundsen will proceed to Seattle
on the schooner c. S. Holmes, prob
ably not stopping at Nome en- route.
as the vessel is expected to make the
voyage from Wainwright direct.
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SaWmill Burned
at Topsham, Loss
of About $4,000
Especial TO Kcnnebec Journal

TSpVTTdT % INVTTTTCTCU JUVtI TItrI7
Topsham, June 23.-Thc large port
able saw mill of the Diamond Match
Company operated by Allston and
Scammon Of Saco on the Tctford
Road two miles from the village was
totally destroyed by fire which broke
out shortly before midnight last night.
When the Waterman discovered the
fire the interior of the mill was all
ablaze. Help was called from Bruins
wick but on account of lack of water
the firemcn were unable to use their
apparatus. A considerable quantity
Of lumber was however saved and
carried to a safe distance from the
blaze. 1t is roughly estimated that
the loss will be aabout $4,000.
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tors at Philadelphia and Scranton,
Pa, next week in an attempt to elm
mate prejudice against tho law and
Will so hold conferences in Washing
ton.
On account Of the difficulty in OBJ
tanning coal Chairman Haigis said,
indications pointed to the state lack
ing enough coal for the winter.
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Trafton.Smith

Lorimer j. Trafton' and Josephine
Ruth Smith. both of West Gardiner,
were married Thursday at 4 o'clock
at the Universalist parsonage. Rev.
Milo G. Folsom officiating, the dou-
bic ring service being used. They
were attended by Miss Nancy Smith
sister of the bride and Alzo Traf-
ton. brother OF the groom. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert y. Smith of the Pond road,
West Gardiner. and the groom the
eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j.
Trafton of West Gardiner. The
groom has the handling Of the Nash
car in this locality.
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AUCUSTA-GARDINER
BOOTHBAY HARBOR
STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Announcing Change in Service for
Monday, June "a

Owing to the st. Johns Day eXcur-
sion Monday. June %. the steamer Viz
ginia will not make tho usual trip from
Augusta to Boothbay Harbor and re-
turr.
Persons desiring to go to or return
from Boothhay Harbor or the islands
on this day will make connections with
the steamer at Bath.
The steamer leaves Bath for Booth
bay Harbor on that day at 80 A. NJ.
and +. NJ. and leaves BoothhaY Har-
Dor for Bath at 100 a. NJ. and $50
P. NJ.
The steamers will make the round
trip Sunday and Tuesday as usual.
iunc22-23
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the confidence Of the public IN y. ~
community chest. nor decrease =.
contributions to the community cue.
On the contrary there would seem ),
be some evidence to prove Una. =,
educational value of the ChrIstn..'
seal sale helps the community cns''
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MeiklejOhn Turns
Down Tulsa Offer

Amherst. Mass. June 22.-Aloxan-
der Meiklejohn, recently resigned as
president Of Amherst College. an
nouncd tonight that he had been Of
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ADJUSTMENTS
Dustin Tarnum's Latest, western
Thriller

A western thriller of tense interest
is at the Johnson Opera House today
when William FOX presents Dustin
Farnum in his latest production,
Three Who Paid" The story is from
the pen of George Owen Baxter. seen
ario by Joseph Franklin Poland and
directed by Colin Campbell.-Adv.
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GARDINER LOCAL NEWS
OFFICE: IL Main Avenue. 90. Telephone 37-W
Office Hours II 10 Ms to p N.

The Cash Market Co.'S store is de-
cidedly attractive now the windows are
A good place to save
money today. See ad-Adv.
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Mrs. Benjamin Page Of Northanp-
ton, Mass, has arrived in Hallowell
to spend the summer with her sister,
in law, Miss Annie +. Page.
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HalloWell Local News

Miss Elizabeth Coburn has return
ed from a stay at the lake as the
guest OF Miss Helen PearCe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-23

East Kennebec Pomona will meet
with Chelsea Grange on Tuesday
evening. June rs. All not solicited
from please bring cake or pie.
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cooperative store offerings today
are tempting Eastern salmon only CSC
H. Fresh caught mackcrel, lSc. 10.
Read the ad-Adv.
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Additional HaIiowell news and ads
will be found on Page Six of this is
sue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rabbit are at
Lake CobbosSeecontce.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Searlas of Aus
burn have been visiting in Hallowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-23

Miss Katherine McGinn has return
ed from a visit to relatives in Bid
dcford and SaCo.
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Miss Bertha S. NJ Clason Of Cam
den Is visiting her parents. Hon. and
Mrs. Oliver B. Clason, Washington
avenue.
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Mr., and Mrs. Pearl Thomas of
Rockland are the guests of HaIlowcll
friends.
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DR.. James y. Nuttng was recently
in Otisficld
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The combined pincic of the Metho-
dist and Baptist Sunday schools Will
he held today at Island Park. \
special car Will leave Water street in
front OF ChUrch'S store at S45 a. NJ.
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night. June23dlt.
Dance French's Corner tonight.
Dance Academy Hall. East Pittston.
every Monday. Benefit, St. Dennis
Hall building Fund. 1925
Positions driving evenings. Satur-
day afternoons and Sundays. Care
full driver. Chauffer's license, w. Box
AS, Gardiner June 1928
Kennebec Central Sunday train
service: Leave Gardiner for National
Home $50 P. NJ. and $50 p. NJ. Re-
turning leave National Home 2.40
and sos P. NJ. May25fri-sat.tf
Dance at Symphony Hall, Cedar
Grove. Me, tonight. Good music.
June Sat If
The big dance OF the week tonight
at Windsor. Forest Smiths six to
play. jn23dlt
Follow the crowd to Pleasant Pond
Pavilion tonight. Jcwctt's OrChcs-
ira. June ~. Thurs. Sat. Tues.tf.
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First Baptist Reception to
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaffee

A very enjoyable informal recep-
ton was given Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Chaffee on Thursday evening from
8 to 10 in the vestry of the First
Baptist church, by the members of
the parish.
The affair was under the direction
OF the Ladies' Aid Of the church. and
was pronounced by all one of the
most sociable and enjoyable held for
some time.
The vestry had been prcttily dec
grated for the occasion. with pionles,
iris. spirea and bridal wreath. The
guests were received by the pastor.
Rev. Mr.. Skeins, the president of the
Ladies' Aid. Mrs. Cole: Mr.. and Mrs.
Chaffee. Senior deacon, Mr. Mari and
Mrs. Mari; chairman of Prudential
committee. Mr.. Gosline and Mrs.
Gosline; and President of the Mis-
sion Circle. Mrs. Weeks.
The deacons Of the church acted as
ushers Punch and fancy crackers
was served from two tables attrac-
tive with the red punch in the giis-
tening glass bowls as the center
pieces, cut flowers. and Towering
NOTED plants and dishes Of fancy
cookies on the white damask. the
punch was served by Mrs. Llttleneld
and Mrs. Keene. Mrs. Danforth and
Mrs. Glazier.
During the evening the guests We're
entertained by piano selections ny
Mrs. Moores, Miss Speed and MISS
Stuber.
One of the pleasant features OF the
evening was the presentat ton to mr.,
and Mrs. Chaffee Of a cut glass fruit
dish and brass desk pad from their
friends in the parish. The nresenta :
ton was made by Mr.. Skillin in
very feeling manner. He voicins the
sincere regret all felt in the loss TO
the church and to each one person
ally that the removal from Gardiner
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chaffee would cause
The Sunday school will feel the loss
of these two sincere and earnest
workers. Mr.. Chaffce having been
superintendent and Mrs. Chaffee one
OF the teachers. Although all en-
loved the evening. there was STRAIN
Of sadness felt by all in SAYING
good bye" and all felt that distance
could never sever the tie OF esteem
and affection felt for these two loveu
friends.
A committee consisting of Mrs
Weeks and Mrs. Guild acted as n
circulating committee" attending to
the welfare of the guests.
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fcrcd the presidency of Oklahoma
University at Tulsa. oklahoma, but
that he had refused tho most.
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NATIONAL HOME

officer of the day, Capt. c. j.
Burns.
Mrs. V. O. Mitchell has returned
from a trip to New York and other
cities.
William ". Savage has been
granted a furlough to visit friends
in Gardiner.
Michael kerrivan has returned
from pass visiting relatives in
Worcester.
DR.. II. A. Whitford has returned
from Boston where he went to at
tend a class reunion at Harvard
College.
Thomas sawtelle, laee Co. B. Z.
Me. Inf, has reported from the
Southern Branch, for re-admission
Ralph Roulan, of Lowell, late 219
Prisoner War Escort, has reported
for admission to the Home.
Religious services at the Home
chapel Sunday will be held as fol-
lows: Mass and sermon by Rev.
IT. Mclaughlin at $50. and Pro
testant services by Rev. +. l.. Phalen
at 10,iO O'Clock.
The baseball game for Saturday
afternoon will be with a fast nine
from Lewiston, and for Sunday with
another good nine from Kumford
Both are well worth seeing.
Samuel r. Bent
The death Of Samuel T.. Bent oc-
Cured in the hospital here Thursday
after long illness. He was born
in Catalonia, n. Y, 81 years ago
lie was a railroad man for many
Years but on account of illness came
TO the Home from Rochester, \. ",
May 26, 1917. He enlisted in Co.
y. :, \. y. Cav, at Rochester. June
~ 1861 and was discharged at Ber-
muda Hundreds, Va. July II, 1864
He is survived by a grand daughter,
Mrs. Dorothy c. Czufin, of Boston.
Sundays Concert
MarCh-Under Storm Grimm
overture-EestiNal Ieutner
The Shepherds Morning Song
Luppe
CTrumpet SOLO Mr.. Frank T. Knapp
Selections from Katie Did Hoshna
Fox Trot-Why Don't My Dreams
Come True? Flood
Medley Overture-A Base Hit
Dewitt
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Lot 60-Turkish Towels. LARGE
size, double Terry. Regular
price 2So
SALE PRICE ,se
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Lot 5e-42 by IS Jewell Pillow
Gases. Regular price 3oc
SALE PRICE $50
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Lot Clone more lot of thos.
blue bordered Turkish Towel,
Regular price Ice
SALE PRICE Zoe
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Lot 59-Turkish Towels. heavy
quality; extra large size. Regular
price sec
SALE PRICE 1se