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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-02
FRUlTDALE

Ernest Underwood. son George. Mr..
Sivers and son Earl returned Sunday
evening from n fishing trip up the
Poudrc river. They stayed Mt the
cabin owned by Mr.. Sivcr's father.
A few young married couples Of
Fruitdnc had bccfstcak fry Satur-
day night on Lookout. .
Mrs. Ernest Underwood entertain
ed her brother. ID. A. larson, of Los
Angeles the last Of the week.
Catherine Lee will entertain some
Of her friends Mt party Saturday
afternoon.
| Paul Burbcrt gave party last
Wednesday to two dozen Of his boy
and girl friends.
Miss Martha Holland arrived Sun
day from Soldier SUNNI, Wyo.. 10
spend n week with her mother. Mrs.
l.. Holland.
Prospcc, Valley schoolhousc was
sold at auction Monday aft.rnon 10
Matt lIaakcnson and Gins. Cornell
The consideration was $3.50. The old
, schoolhousc was quite n landmark in
this district. Mr.. Cornell proposes To
add his section to hi residence.
Mr.. Gran, Of Howell avenue has
his fine new chicken house about
completed
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Stone and lit
tie son are moving into their new
house near West 3ath.
Mr.. Morris who lives with his
daughter. Mrs Jo" lor has guH"
TO Indiana TO spend the remainder of
the summer.
Miss Grace Lewis rs attending the
Girls Bible school at Geneva Glen.
The reception Friday evening NJ
Jefferson Avenue NJ. T.. church for
Rev. T.. +. Stewart and children III
liam and Lewis was well attended.
a program and social time wAN
bad. followed by refreshments. Rev.
stewart and children will leave We'd
ncsdny for San Francisco, from there
they expect TO nnil August . 10 Japan
and be assigned 10 some Chinese
mission from there.
Mrs A. !. Mulholland returned
Sunday evening from Hot Sulphur
Springs, where she spent the past
two weeks tnkinv the baths
Rev. Snyder md wife III Fruit
dale and their sons Of Kansas re-
turned tn. first Of the week from
n weekend trir 10 the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. pigmnn II Denver
called on Fruitdnlc friends one day
last week.
Miss Martha Johnston Of ward
rond and Mr.. Nottic Tweed are
spending the Weekend at Cheyenne.
The Baptist church held feccp-
A Il.
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JOHN T. SCHMlTT TAKES
OVER TRANSFER BUSINESS
OF GORDON HOOPER

The Arvada Transfer company, Of
which John 7. Schmi,t IL proprietor
announced Wednesday morning the
narchasc of the Denver trucking
business recently CARRIED on by Cor.
don Hooper, effective August /,
Mr.. Schmitt will operate both lines
with continuance Of the same pains
taking care that thas marked his
work. Mr. Hooper will at present
be at his shop on Wadsworth. being
ms yet undetermined just what he
will do.
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Westminster
MARY J. Gregory
AUGUST 2, 1921

The closing exercises of the Daily
acation Bible school were held last
|ednesday at Grange all. Twenty
upils were in this years school, and
hey presented a good exhibition of
PORK accomplished. The principal of
be school was Mrs. A. C. McClel-
lnd Among those present at the
xercises were Miss Elsa van Ruecau,
ss Edith Hedeen, Rev. ]. Mont
1vis and Mr.. Buchmholtz. The
rize winners of the school were
latilda Gillespie and Lewis Kelso
Iho will be given free carping trips,
be former to the Y. W. c. A. camp
Lookout and the latter to the
ion club den in Bear Creek canon.
The W. A. c. gave very delight
u open air concert on the play
Found Friday evening. Miss Mary
ays, soprano soloist and pianist Of
ew Orleans and Mr.. Curtis of Boul-
er' cornetist, were the special
Ftlsts for the evening. A wienis
past and bonfire were features.
Chairman W. T. Stuck.y of the
,estminster Community fair COM
0ee has just put out some inter-
elng posters announcing Westmin-
ers first fair to be held Sept. Is.
y rules state that all from West
MISTER and the adjoining commun.
pes are invited to exhibit and that
entry fees will be charged. Prize
inning exhibits are to be taken to
county fair. Winners Of the most
ny prizes will be given q free box
the county fair. The premium list
very complete.
". and Mrs. David Kyle and
s'r six months old son David, of
zealand, Wyoming, were recent
.itors at the home Of Mr.. and
~. y. E; Farrell. Mrs. Kyle was
.merly Miss Bishop and both she
y h.r husband taught in the public
fhools here.
Mr., and Mrs. Cox are very happy
H ne birth Of their first grand
y; Albert Larle Cropp, Of Pata-
una Arizona, two weeks ago. They
expecting visit from him and
parents soon.
~. A. SAlDman has traded in his
gar and has secured a new Dodge
'shess sedan.
w.. ~ ~ Mount is adding to his res.
NJ room, porch and bathroom.
!, yrs: Mayme Grace Of Houston,
c g., visiting her cousin, Mrs. w.
s n", Edward Gnos went to Chey.
y. Monday Of last week for part
m, me Frontier DAYS show.
t - Kruger Of Chicago has arrived
" VISIT his aunt Mrs. C. N. Kings-
OF Sheridan Blvd. for two
a'. and Mrs. Gordon J. Brewer,
,a, kuth Clark and Amos Ranum
Ind'..a trip up Boulder canon
:. ar :, Percy Marion and three chill.
NJ NJ O. O. Broomfield called Oh friends
,A. Ut; and Mrs. Trupp Of Madison
SSrds are the proud parents Of
10y boy born last Thursday.
M so9 ~. crowd attended the dance
"e W. A. c. Saturday evening
voon, Sl5 was cleared.
M. Elsie Morehend and little
!. we, Susan returned Tuesday Of
NJ ne. .sk from several weeks visit
Is NJ tormer's mother In Nash.
Continued on Page Five
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E0 FEDERAL AID
bN GRAND VIEW
o,,u,,NITY CLUB COMMITTEE
V srap OF REJECTION OF FED.
e eR AID FOR PAVING OF
ss h GRAND VIEW AVENUE
~ HIGHWAY BOARD.

z Hurst, chairman of COM
li, !; "a appointed point by the Arvada Com;
!aarsI aid for the paving of East
toe as View Avenue will be impos'
H. ssa' at least during 1928.
p Tsde or aid was sought for the
...;rs nroiect on the ground that
WIZ Sweet should be made q state
M " hut so many projects were
s saa Of the local district that no
ar eds were available for the local
ork,
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MANY FAMILIES FROM ARMADA
ATTEND GlLPlN co. PICNIC

Many Arvada families, former res
idents of Gilpin county, attended
reunion picnic of former Gilpin
county residents in Denver at Wash
ington Park, Saturday afternoon.
Among the families who partici-
pated from Arvada We're the Teller,
Shellenger, Bennett, Evans. Meyer,
Williams, Garlick, Lobb, Rev. Reed,
Hampton, Champion, Bergman, Rod
da, Jolly and Hooper families.
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HOOPER THRESHING OUTFIT
PLANS TO START NEXT WEEK

J. w. Hooper and Sons propose to
start out next week with their gaso-
line threshing outfit. wheat in the
Arvada neigborhood being consider
ed ready to thresh.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-02
MARK CLOUD GOES WEST

rro trainloads of Denver colored
.anIe nassed through Arvada this
(ornine on their way to Idaho for
picnic.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-02
ClTY'S NEW WELL. HlTI2&C
HARD SANDSTONE WITH
DRILL POINT 800 FEET DOWN

The drill point of the Graves
outfit drilling for water in the rear
of the city hall is hitting hard sand
stone and is going through slowly at
a depth Of about $50 feet.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-02

George T. Hutchinson of Wads
worth avenue is entertaining rcia'
tives this week including his brother
and family, Ed Williams and fam.
ilv and sister, Mrs. Mcdowell. al
of Francisco, Ind. The party mo
tored through.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-02
SHORT BITS OF
ARMADA NEWS

Joseph Schoech of Ralston is driv-
ing around in new Ford coupe.
John f. Patterson is on the sick
list.
Mr.. VanVorhis Of Ralston avenue
has reshingled his roof.
Prof. Geo. II. Whcatlcy is having
his residence painted this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Stewart have
sreturncd TO Pueblo after visiting
Fred Bergman and family. 2
William Wells of Denver drove out
Sunda" to visit Mr.. and Mrs. George
Williams
Mrs. r. II. Rodda went to Oak
Creek Sunday morning to visit her
brother, John Morgan. and family
Mrs. Garner and daughter Mrs.
Lcppcr called on Mrs. Beach this
week Mt Beachland
Miss Marie Schwartz of Grand
Junction was the house guest of Miss
Helen Klumkcr over the weekend.
Mrs. Thos. Bigger of Littlc'on
spent Tuesday ut the home of Mrs.
NJ. Klumker.
c. u. Somers returned last week
from n visit to his old home in Con
cordia, Kansas.
Mrs. II. II. Elliott and son spent
n day the fore part of the week with
Mrs. d. S. Barcus.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall are
visiting their daughter Mrs. f. Schcl-
lenger.
Mrs. James Wilson Of Flandrcau
s. d., is visiting ut the f. Schcllenger
home.
| Paul Scott was down from Platte
vile Saturday and Sunday to visit
Arvada relatives.
Friends Of Fred G. Secrest gave
him surprise party one dny last
week. IL being his birthday.
A. j. Recht is in Golden to attend
the preliminary hearing OF the three
men alleged to have broken open
the Economy store three weeks ago.
Dist. Supt. G. NJ. Henderson of
the NJ. F.. church, presided at the
fourth quarterly conference of the
denomination here last week.
Rev. and Mrs. A. b. Cole and their
daughter Helen returned Saturday
from their vacation spent in Coal
Creek canon.
c,mnhon 81 Ro,n, Inwn orm w." ,;si,'
iro ,t tho home az ,boir urcIo Coo
+. Campbell
~ W. n".', ~" "'i' o' ncnF''
w II KoIor ahon, ,La oa,,n, .v " cow,
~" ror his business.
|
., ~, Su,p,'St' ",s W.
r's' w'eh ny ,nres'nthlp hcr WIN
rrcsopt
AZ. , A. n ,, ,,
~ ,r, "n" W.T.; ~. ~ u"cnenl l"l'
;. w Nv. oN'''n''
W. ~ wyoming IN" o'her p"'ht'
Miss Uo,er N.wto, !. y;s;,;no -,
Pueblo with Nil. The,,nn Tbn,na, .
c,n.Im.+. n, Cr.ciov Sha vii co.
tmrn ,bc Inc, ~ H. ,..nk ' WIZ ~
d.. ..I A.. ~ - ~.
III" II w. IT, 'o'c "n'
day from n weeks vacation In the
mountains spent near Evergreen.
Nrs N,y Uuyb.. NJ Ii,c,,, N..
brnsk. md NJ md NJ. Iui;,, ~,
lcnborn NJ D.nvcr w.,. Li,n.,
vucsts SunJ,v NJ Tho + n unnsa,
hnn. an Nnr,b C,,v.s ,y.,,,.
a. a., -. 60,
IT. I'm" "rs. munp:t OF ,ht,sbhn
Ne" M"Sico, are V's,,'nr NJ the u
Mrs. Munger and Mrs. Gorlcv nrc
cousins.
NJ and No. r.,d. c, l
cb;IJ,., ~ Cn,o,aln cnrinm ".,'
Tuosd,, ,,i,h H. r. caLo,s ,' .ms
''H''g WIN wv ~ s1fH'll'IH'l
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-02

Mr.. md Mrs. Marshall Of Cali
fornia arrived this week To visit with
their daughter, Mrs. +. Schcllcnger
They were accompanied by n dnugh-
ter and granddaughter,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-02
YOUNG SON OF Mr.. AND
MRS. CHARLES BROAD
DIES OF HEART FAILURE

Charles Ruckcr Broad. fivc-ycnr-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Broad of Rnlston Creek. died In n
Denver hospital Sunday, July 20.
For most of his lifc the hoy had
suffered from leakage Of the heart
and two weeks ago he was removed
TO the Denver institution when IL ap-
pcnred he was sinking RAPIDLY.
Funeral services were held Wed
ncsday from the OlinVcr mortuary.
Rev. Clinton Reed officiating.
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Millions Due
U. S. Highways
In Auto Sales

Washington. Nov. 15--(By A. P.)-
Owners of motor vehicles pay to the
federal government in taxes each
year more than double the amount
spent by the government on account
OF federal-aid highway and forest
road construction, together with all
administrative OUTLAWS, according to
Secretary Wallace of the Department
of Agriculture, who has charge of the
administration of the highway funds.
Since 1917 the government has
been collecting tax on the selling
price of motor vehicles, tires and
automobile accessories, and also a
tax on the use of passenger automo-
biles for hire. On June 80 this year
$5S9,012,O21 had been collected from
these sources. Expenditures on
highway by the government in that
time totaled $264.7S2.216. or As per
cent. of the amount taken in.
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NORRIDGEWOCK

Jay Pierce is In Bangor. being called
to serve on the Federal jury.
Chester Jones entertained a party of
gentlemen friends at his cottage at
North Pond on Armistice day.
Robert Snow of Waterville was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Devol, who re-
Gently went to The Forks. have re-
turned home.
Charles Pray has returned from a
business trip to Lewiston.
Miss Mildred Henderson of Madison
was the guest of friends in town last
week.
Walter Head was in West New
Portland on business Saturday.
Miss Virginia Averill, one of the as
sistants in the high school. passed the
weekend at her home in Old Town
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. S. Higgins have
moved from Albion to town and are oc-
Cupying one of the apartments over
the garage.
Hartley buckingham has gone into
the woods for the winter. where he
will work as teamster Mrs. Bucking
ham is visiting with friends in Show
hogan for time.
Mrs. William Wheeler and son Fred
were guests Sunday of Mr.. Wheeler In
West New Portland
l. RI. Folsom went to Boston Tues
day on business.
Mrs. Elmira French and Charles
French have gone to Massachusetts,,
where they will pass the winter
Mrs. Rose Taylor has been confined
to the house on account of sprained
foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore spent
Sunday with relatives in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hilton left Wednes-
dty for Pasadena, Cal. where they will
pass the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hilton. Walter Hilton Is stay
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LTTCHFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Greenlief
of Melrose, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. A. Spencer and daughter of Ever
EFT, Mass. were weekend visitors of
Mrs. A. 8. Trott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston Gilman and
son. Hugh of Waterville, passed Sun
day and the holiday with Frank
Gilman and Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Merrill of
Monmouth passed Saturday night
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Goodwin.
Percy Cram and family of Water
vile were visitors at Mrs. r. A.
Grams Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs: Harry L. Pinkham
who accompanied the remains of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Mary A. Hall
here from Melrose, Mass, returned
home Sunday.
DR.. Goss, A. D. Bartlett and F. N
Adams attended the football game al
Waterville Monday.
Mrs. E. s. Skillin entertained the
Grange Auxiliary Tuesday. There
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COMING EVENTS

Nov. 11-2s--Annual roll call for men,
bers of Red Cross.
Nov. Ex-Governor and Council hear
ing on question of removal of Sheriff
Ward w. Wescott of Hancock coun-
ty 10 A. NJ. State House.
Nov. 16-1S-National Father and Son
week.
Nov. 1s-24--National Education week.
Nov. 19-20-Jefferson Poultry Show,
Grange hall.
Nov. 20-21-Third and fourth class
'Postmasters' State convention. Au-
gusta.
Nov .2O--Aroostook Supreme court,
civil and criminal term. ,Houlton.
Nov. 20-22-Maine State Pathological
Society. Maine Bairymen's Associa-
tion. Maine Seed Improvement Assoc
citation, Maine State Boys land Girls
clubs. Portland.
Nov. s5-30--National Radio week.
Dec. City election. Portland.
Dec. 3-City election, Rockland,
Dec. 10-City election. Westbrook.
Feb. 25-Mar. ANNUAL Portland Auto
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ing for time with Mrs. Marie Staples.
He will go later to Orono to resume
his studies at the University of Maine.
Mrs. Walter Crosby has been enter
tanning relatives from Houlton.
Horace Frost remains in a very Sc
rious condition and is able to take al
most no nourishment at the present
time.
Mrs. Alma Lowe has returned from
trip to Boston and Stoughton, Mass.
DR.. Will Taylor of Mechanic Falls
was the weekend guest of his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Taylor.
Among the ladies Of the Village I'm
provement Society. who attended the
County Guest day at Skowhegan. were
the president, Mrs. Harriet Blaisdell,
Mrs. Dorothy Henderson, Mrs. Edith
Jones. Mrs. Edna Emmons. Mrs. Anna
Harris. Mrs. Fannie Hussey. Mrs Ag-
mes Longley. Mrs. Florence Taylor,
Mrs. Hazel Moore. Miss Nellie Hus-
sey, Mrs. Grace Smith.
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Accidental Discovery Valuable

Just now our engineering founda-
ton is telling how the forest pro-
ducts laboratory of the Department
Of Agriculture accidentally stumbled
upon the answer to a question it had
been working on for long time. An
experimenter spilled bronze liquid
on kitchen table top. 1t dried be-
fore he could procure a cloth to
wipe it up. Here was a cue. What
was wanted was a method for water
proofing wooden blocks for mount
ing electrotypes. All hands wrought
upon the hint accident had yielded.
Soon they learned that "hronze
liquid of the gloss oil type contain
ing aluminium" would dry quickly
and was highly protective when
used indoors.
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were nine ladies present. A very
delicious chicken dinner was served at
noon. They are to meet Thursday
afternoon, Nov. % with Mrs. Lizzie
Huntington.
Raymond Perkins of West Gartli-
ner was the guest of Philip Weston
in Steventown. Saturday.
Wilbur Gowell is painting Rex
Ossier's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Small were in
Bowdoinham Sunday.
Of Ruby Richardson on the Indiana
road.
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WINSLOW
first Performance chauta u4ua

The first performance Of the Swarth-
more Chautauqua Company was given
at 8 o'clock Thursday afternoon and
the audience was very appreciative Of
the fine skill displayed by the perform
ance. Miss Caroline Redden, superin-
tendent of the Chautauqua. gave = very
fine lecture on the teaching childsen
to become fine men and women. Miss
Redden spoke in q slow. distinct,
pleasant, well-modulated manner and
delighted her hearers with the many
interesting instances OF her work 10
teaching children. The young supsrina
tendent of the Junior Chautauqua rave
q splendid talk and the children. woh
by her pleasant manner, crowded down
to the front after the afternoon per-
Torrance to become q participant IN
the play which 10 to take place eatuf-
day afternoon.
The DeMille entertainment psrforns-
ance proved pleasing.
The evening performance was very
fine and the opening day Of the Chax.
tauQua was Q promise indesd. Ttckeew
may be purchased any time today
from the guArantore. A good attend.
ancS 10 earnestly desired
George ChaAheriain. Nusssii WseaA
and Herbert u. simpson, selseamsn q
our town, we're guests of @ovaenef
Percival 2. Baxter at the eenventien
Of State assessors held at the 3. u.
g. A. at Augusta Wednesday.
Baby Day win be- observed to-day n
2 o'clock at the Sand hin soh0si De.
Young will be present TO Judge tha ba~
bies and 1t 10 hoped that there may be
good attendance. hrs. WiihsiMain&
Allen IL In charge.
Mrs. 8. g. Trefrsn has rsthrnAa -
her home In New Hampshire a1see
staying ct the homo % her Son 1sr
some time past.
Chester Ellis Of Augusta Wa =
business caller In tewp ysSt&Faaxa -
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.Foster-Child of United states

Col. Hugh Mercer, youngest son
of Gen. Hugh Mercer OF Revolution
airy war fame. was the only FOSTER
child the American republic ever
had. April B, 1777. the Continental
Congress resolved to erect an appro-
pirate monument to his father. and
to educate the boy from that time
at the expense of the United States.
says me Detroit News. The monu.
ment was never erected. but the
promises to the living were faith
fully performed.
The boy was only five months. old
when the hero fell In battle at
Princeton.
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ing, November 16, will be held at
Mrs. Jane Johnson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L. Norris and
neice Emily Beal went to Bruins
wick Thursday.
Mrs. Carrie Colt and Mrs. Hattie
White were delegates to the S. S.
convention held at Kents Hill last
week.
George l.. Riggs will occupy Mrs.
Emma Smiths house this winter.
Rev. F. L. Pugsley and wife have
come here for the winter and he Is
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7O-Acre Equipped Farm
A MOney-Maker; Price $500

Only mile to live depot town; u mile
beautiful river: splendid advantage
for whole family; excellent markets;
heavy. cropping loamy tillage. spring
watered pasture, valuable woodland,
1T5 sugar naples. fruit; good house,
running water, substantial barn. poul-
try houses. Sowner left alone includes
tools, vegetables, corn, potatoes, stoye-
wood. 'ail only $1,000. part cash. See
picture and details page 20 Illus. Cat
alogue Bargains-many states, Copy
free. STROUT FARM AGENCY. esq
p Water st.. Augusta. Me.
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Nov. 27-Se-Sbuth Berwick Poultry ut
South Berwick.
Dec. 4-Freeport Poultry ct Freeport.
Dec. 1l-l4-Maine state Poultry at
Portland.
Jan. 1917, '24--western Maine Poul-
try at South Paris.
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WINTHROP
~"'es AID Of II r.. Church Enter
m, tanned

'~u'es AID Of " y, Church Enter
IT.. tanned
,, Inc Ladies' ...u ~, the Methodist
Tuaeh enjoyed a delightful dav at
I ssts aatook' Thursday. when they
Ihs :, entertained at an all-day meet
we nome of Mrs. Roy Curtis.
Inss,s cry appetizing dinner of cold
&nsrss salads. mashed potatoes,
|anSalonl and cheese, cookies. pie
Ihsia.' nee was served at noon. The
Its.ss worked all day on cherry
Itteis sprays for decoration for
fsest 's'r' which is to be held next
IN q, snort business session was held
lin anernoon. presided over by
I'm nSAheld. A moment of silence
Ilary n sa.sed in memory Of Mrs.
HHe fs,' was the last meeting before
Iandarn'ar. and there was a large at
y new members joined the Aid.
aapt.ss annual inspection of Abenaki
Rtday AZ " f.. s., will be held Sat-
NJ IN, evening at Masonic hall. Sup
M oe served at g o'clock.
5steth Siu Mrs. Mark Russell of
I'm 1aris are guests of Mr.. and
H. ohn Mitchell. ~
fisit,nal fred Johnson Of Portland
NJ ss''ing in town.
sieS - leon Roberts. who was op-
auiburvn az the Baptist hospital In
Iabnss,, rs reported as doing well.
vi pse;oords, the Rexall Store, is
gdIbh,s away a soc. tube of
Viii M. rental Cream with every
ihe ar crcnase of Squibb products.
~ cbespt to stock the medi-
II Is here presented.-Adv.
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WAYNE

eksbethf iaay Club met with Miss
Hssent Aiien. Eleven ladies were
Hts was AT the social hour, refresh
'e served. The next meet
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Far up in the mountains at the
head of American Fork canyon,
Utah. two men and a women were
marooned and starving in a mine
Cabin. Heavy SHOWS had cut off the
two miners and the woman from
civilization. An air mail service
plane was sent to the rescue. The
pilot circled the cabin and dropped
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preaching for the union churches at
the Methodist house.
Robert Haines will close his house
this week and go to St. Petersburg,
Florida for the winter.
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l3t)WDOIN
Boy Social

NORTH-A box social and enter
tainment was held on Friday evening
at the Starbird school, Miss Helen
Black, teacher. There was a good
attendance and the proceeds were
devoted to school purposes.
E. B. Beals froms Greene, State
veterinary inspector. was in town
this week, making the tuberculin test
ON several herds of cattle.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan has gone to
Portland, where she has secured en-
ployment.
George Allen has recently had a
pipeless furnace installed at his
house.
Arthur Batchelder lately passed a
few days visiting friends in Lisbon
Mrs. Grace Card from West Bow >
doin was Wednesday caller in the
place.
Dwight Young, on few days
leave of absence from the u. S. Ma
rine hospital, Portland, was calling
on friends in the place on Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-16
by. Beck

package of supplies sufficient to
maintain the party until they could
get out to civilization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-16

Painting, Paperino, Decorating &c
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Gage street. Telephone S91.