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Ell LCDO. ABELLA BLANCO
CONTESTA LA CARTA---
Continuation de la pagina 81

judicial de que era Abogado usted
y Administrator el competente con-
table don Constantine Fernandez.
Estas explicaciones las hago, no
por usted, distinguido companero, 81
no por satisfacer la opinion publi-
ca que parece estar interesada en-
este asunto: pero lie advierto q. es-
tando este, case adn subjudice, nj a
I'd. nj a ninguna otra persona, con-
testare alusiones de ninguna clase,
pues todas han de saber a. conociendo
"a tempo la apoderada de mi ellen
te, estoy preparado documentado
para justificar todos Y cada uno de
mis- actos.
He terminado quedo de I'd. muy
49, -,
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mano amigos de Mr.. Brooks.
Nuestro sentido pesame los deu-
dos del Unfortunate continental.
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HERIDo DE BALA

En- ell barrie Hato Puerco AbaJo
de Villalba, Joaquin Zayas disparo
su revolver contra Alejo Maldonado
infiriendole una herida en- ell ante
brazo derecho.
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AGRED1Do CON UN MAcHETi

En- el barrio Orocovis, de Barros,
Juan Sanchez acometio Y agredio a
Marcos Jimenez, produciendole va
rias heTidas.
Ell juez impuso Sanchez $500
de fianza.
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L. ABELLA BLANCO.
RINA ARMADA EN- BARROS

En- el barrio Bauta Abajo, Juan
Cecilio Merced, Ulises Antonio
Ocasio sostuvieron una rina ma
no armada resultando los dos pri-
meros heridos de arma blanca y ba
la, respectivamente.
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UNA GRAM REoITADoRA

En- ell Teatro Municipal de Santiago de
Chile ha reaIizado una nueva seric de
recita'es poeticos la artista Bcrta Sin
german. Esta celebrada recitadora prosi-
que su anunciada jira y hallase en- via
je Lima, de donds pasara Panama
y demas puntos del itinerario trazado.
En- ell itinerario de la eminente declama-
dora esta Puerto Rico, es muy proba-
BILE que Sc decida visitarnos, despues
de su presentation en- Panama.
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oTRA coMPANIA ARGENTINA
A ESPANA

Dcspu6s de terminada su triunfa' tenn
porada en- Ell Mayo, la Compahia drama
tica argentina Rivera de Rosas sali6 ha-
cia Espafia donde rea!izara una nueva
exposition de teatro argentine en- los
principales colseos de la peninsula ibe-
ra. En- la Ultima function en- Buenos All
res Sc repris6 el drama en- cuatro actos
'El Sargento Pa'ma" de don Martin
Coronado, uno de los dramas que for
man ell notable conjunto de obras argen.
tinas para su futura jira por es extran-
jero.
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ANNA PAvLoWA oTRA vEZ
EN- NUEVA YORK

El del corriente regrcs6 triunfal-
monte Nueva York la c6lebre bailari
aa rusa Anna Pavlowa, cuyo paso por
esta Capital dej6 tan buenos recuerdos
La Pav'owa reapareci6 ante el publ
CO de Nueva York, en- donde ha con-
auistado tantos Y tan mercedes ext
tos,s con una gran compaiiia de Bale
Ruso, en- el Mahattan Opera House,
causandc gran seneaci6n con los incom
rGrab es ntmeros de baile y mflsica ru-
sos.
PoR LOS TEATRos DE LA HABANA
La temporada de Regime Lopez en-
Psyret ha quedado cerrada recientemen-
te con clamoroso exito.
En- el Principal de a comedia fue es-
frenada con 6xito la obra original de
Juan Ignacio Luca de Tena (espanol)
'J,o que ha de SER
Trabaja en- ell Actualidades la ce.e-
brada compafifa de Mati,de Palou.
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ralidad los mas daztacados persona
jes de Florencio Sanchez, de Lafe-
rr6re, velloso, Clone, etc, ha causado
intense duelo en- toda la Argentina.
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WASHINGTON

Mrs, Eta Glidden has gone TO
Providence to live with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wells S. Hannah.
Mrs. Sadie. Savage and little
daughter are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Black at their home for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph HILBERT and
family, Angelo w. Howard and Mr..
Malcolm Clark and mother, Mrs.
Minnie Savage, passed last Sunday
at Northport
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Glidden and
Mrs. Lizzie Hannah of Providence, r.
l., and Lindley Glidden of Bridge
water, Mass, who were called here
by the death of their father, John
8. Glidden, have returned to their
homes.
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their guest, Harry Miller of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II Glas-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis X. Hirsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph l.. Flanders, Mr..
and Mrs. Smelling Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard F.. Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald A. Mcclellan, Misses
Anna Aver and Marian Giddings,
Mrs. Ralph Seabury. Miss Caroline
Perrine, Mrs. James H. Manning, Mr..
Vaughan Hamilton. This was the
first dinner party served by the new
chef at the club and nothing but
praise was heard for the delicious
menu and the deft service.
Members of the club will be in
terested to know that arrangements
have been made this season to serve
la carte, something which has
never been done before and this
cannot fail to prove attractive, IS
pecially for those who drop in AVER
golfing or for lunch, not wishing
a full course dinner. Owing to the
condition Of the roads few Belfast
members have been down as yet. but
the Northport members are enthu-
siastic in their praise of the new
che.
The first bridge for women will
be held on Tuesday at $50 at the
Northport Country Club and will be
held weekly during the remainder of
the season. 1t is hoped that the
roads will be in such a condition by
that time that the usual number of
Belfast people will be able to attend.
Mrs. Louis Il. IIrsh entertained
the Beachnuts at luncheon at her
summer home, Longwood Camps,
Friday, following which the after
noon was passed with needlework.
The table was decorated with ferns
and field daisies and feature of the
menu was birthday cake in honor
of the natal anniversary of one of
the members. The afternoon was
passed on the porch overlooking the
water and was most enjoyable. Two
new members were present, Mrs.
Thomas e. Shea and Mrs. James d.
Mortimer of New York. Mrs. Shea
will be hostess at luncheon for the
club next Friday at Ferndale. the
Shea summer place On the North
Shore.
Plans for the big, midsummer
bazaar, baby show. concert and
ball. to be given in the Opera house
on Wednesday, July 18th, are ma
terializing every day and new and
interesting features are being
planned by the committees and sub
committees. The silver cup pre-
scented by DIR. True of Auburn, which
will be given as the first prize in
the baby show, has arrived and Is on
exhibition in the window of the City
Drug Store. The second prize will
be silver fork and knife and the
third gold baby pins. The Baby
Show will be held in the afternoon
in connection with the sale of fancy
articles. food, candy and lie cream.
In the evening the Belfast band will
give concert which will be fol-
lowed by dancing.
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FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bailey of Wins
low passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. III. G. Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Upper of Wat
erville were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F.. Howe. Sunday.
Miss Margaret Turner from Him
OILS and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pease
OF Arson were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. F.. Novel; Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. NOVEL; recently
visited Mrs. a. w. Potter in River
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Carter and
infant son of Auburn and Mrs. Car
ter's~ father of Brunswick, C. III.
BlaisdeH. have been visiting. Mrs
NOrval Twist
Miss Ella Wilcox is visiting friends
in North Vassalboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Rrann of
Starls passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Fl. Ellis.
Mrs. L. L. Wilcox passed last
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completed their duties there and re-
turned home. Mr.. Jones has posi-
ton at the Mcdonald camps.
Harry A. Howes made short
business trip to Waldoboro Saturday,
returning the same day.
WEST-Mrs. Sarah Webber was a
visitor at Augusta Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Light were
visitors at Augusta Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Folsom. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bowman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Burdick. Mrs. Fred Babb
and c. f.. Jones, attended services at
the South Somerville church Sunday.
Mrs. Irene Folsom of Belgrade
preached a very interesting sermon.
Arthur Light has purchased a new
car.
Charles Bowman has also bought n
new car.
Mrs. Myra Cooley was a caller at
Coopers Mills Monday.
Elmer Babb was a caller at New
Harbor Sunday.
Miss Mae Hilbert has returned
from the Augusta Hospital, where
she has been for treatment.
Mrs. Irene Tilson of Bingham will
hold services at the West Washing
ton chapel next Sunday, July Is, at
1880
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JEFFERSON

All were glad to hear of the mar
riage OF G. A. Hoffses to Mrs. Lucy
Gerald.
Mrs. M. T.. Martin and son En-
mons have just returned from a
months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. HON are
visiting Mrs Addie Peaslee.
Gilmore Moves Of Seattle. Wash,
ia in town on account of the i'll health
of his father. William Noyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Levenseller
visited Mr.. Levenseller's parents OF
Union Sunday. His mother who has
been very sick is much improved.
Mrs. Addie Peaslee and boarders
went to Waldoboro Saturday.
G.. A. Hoffses and wife and Har-
land Hoffses and family motored to
Pemauuid and around the coast Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hoffses OF
Waldoboro passed the week end at
Mrs. Hoffses grandmother's and I'M
cle's, the Day farm.
A very quite Fourth was passed in
jefferson it seemed more like Sun
day, although there was ball game.
the single men against the married,
the married men winning IL to 2.
Miss Ethel Delano is working for
Mrs. Marguerite Jones.
A large number Of summer people
are in town now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Bond and
little girl are visiting Mr.. Bonds
mother, Mrs. Avery Bond.
SOUTH-The Ladies' Aid will mold
Strawberry Social in the vestry
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Oscar Hilton OF Woods Hole.
Mass, arrived Sunday to care for her
sister, Mrs. Lilly Erskine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis OF VIM
chester, Mass, are visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Walter f. Moore.
Mrs. AI. L. Hopkins OF Tenants
Harbor passed last week with her
son Oris in this place.
g. ID. Erskine and family and
Maurice Perkins and family passed
Sunday at the seashOre.
Charles Tobin and family of White
field passed Sunday at Arthur Fisk's.
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BELFAST
Party for Bride

A delightful party for Mrs. William
Vaughan, bride of Rev. William
Vaughan of Trinity Reformed
Church, East Belfast, was given at
the new and charming home of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice ID. TOwle, on
Searsport avenue on Friday by the
women connected with the parish.
The afternoon was spent socially
with music and refreshments were
served by the little daughter Of the
hostess, Evelyn Towle and the
grand daughter of Mr.. Vaughan.
Ruth, daughter of William Vaughan
Jr
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Summer Visitor Dies in Belfast
fSpecial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to kennebec J1uInaV -
Belfast, Me-, July 9--Raiph =.
Ross Johnson of Washington, d. G.,
died suddenly this afternoon at his
summer home on Primrose Hill. Bel
fast. of heart failure. Mr.. Johnson
belonged to the old Belfast family OF
Johnsons but for many years had
made his home in Washington, where
he recently presented the city with
valuable art treasures, the collection
of a lifetime. He was married IN
1879 to Miss Martha Walter OF
Richmond, Va, who survives him,
together with one daughter, Mrs.
Marshall Langthorne of washington
and Bar Harbor. Mr.. Johnson had
been in his usual health and after
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SIDNEY

Mr.. and Mr.. David Bailey and
three children. True. Alice and Clare
of Auburn are passing several days
at +. II. Bailey's.
Miss Gertrude Bowman has gone
'tc Christmas Cove for the summer,
where she IL employed by Q family
from Providence. r. ].
Mr.. and Mrs Merle CLANCY of Will
ton. Warner clifford Of Lewiston and
Miss Ruth CLANCY of skowhegAn were
guests Saturday night and Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tilton.
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NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day, Capt velette W.
Van Horn.
George F.. Williams has returned
! from furlough to Lewiston.
Ralph Rouleau, of Lowell, late a
Prisoner of War Escort, has been ad-
mitted to the Home.
Charles G. Lowell, late Co. G, II,
Mass. l.. A, has been transferred
here from the Pacific Branch.
Burroughs have been granted to
James Madden to Boston; James P.
lerton to South Boston and Daniel
j. Heating to Providence.
The funeral of the late James F..
George will be held from the Home
chapel at 1890 Tuesday, Rev. F. l..
Phalen officiating.
Samuel Weleh, Of Bath, late Co.
D, /, Me. Inf; John F. Mahoney, OF
Dover, late Co. G, IS, U. S. Inf, and
Patrick O'Connell, of Lawrence, late
Co. X, 8, Mass. Inf, have been re-
Henry c. Wood, of Portland, late
u. s. Marine Corps; Michael NC
Grath, of Hampton. late Co. II, g.
U. S. Field Art: Patrick Mcnamara,
of Brookline, late Co. U, 10, U. 5.
Inf, and John M. Devlin, of Provi-
dence, late Co. +, 1, r. ]. Inf, have
reported for admission.
Major Keith Ryan, the Branch
treasurer, paid pensions Monday,
disbursing about $4,000 to the vet
Grams. Many of them left for Visit
with relatives and others went to the
nearby cities to get their checks
cashed and make few purchases OF
necessities.
The moving picture program for
Tuesday will be, Wallace Reid ana
Miss Lila Lee in "The Ghost Break-
ers, with a Pathe News and comedy
entitled Danger"
owing to the large crowds to the
Sunday ball games it has been de-
cided to erect a set CT bleachers IN
right field. They will be in the shade
and should prove an ideal place 70
watch the contests. Work will ne
hegun this morning and it is hoped
they will be completed in time for
SUNDAYS game.
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her vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Sylvester.
Mrs. Sadie Starbird is passing a
few days with Mrs. Daniel Weber.
Mr.. Leander Ring has purchased a
new Buick automobile.
Mrs. Ernest Meserve, who has been
very i'll is slowly gaining.
Miss Edna Claflin is on an auto
trip to Boston with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Weber are
entertaining six friends for a short
time.
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week with her sons and Mr.. and Mrs.

week with her sons and Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Libby at Owls Head.
Maurice Brown of Bath and Ray
! mond Brown of Waterville passed
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Arthur Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norval Twist went
to Togus Sunday.
Harry j. Libby played in the band
at Skowhegan July Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Fl. Merriam and
, Mrs. Winnogene Brown of Good Will
. were Sunday callers at Sunset Ridge
farm.
Miss Leila Chapman has gone to
Belgrade for the Summer.
Miss Maud Chapman is attending
Summer school at Harrington.
NYE'S CORNER-Mrs. j. w.
Henderson and son, Ray, were in
Augusta. Saturday, on business.
Mrs. George Horne of Portland is
guest at the home of Allen Horne.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson Of
Boston is visiting his parents for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newcomb OF
Arson were weekend guests of rela-
tives and friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Devin of
Auburn were weekend guests Of his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Tozier
were Sunday guests at the home of
Charles Cornforth of North Fair
field.
Ray Henderson went to Arson,
Sunday, to visit Fred Newcomb a
few days.
Mrs. William Knox and her moth
er of North Fairfield were guests
Of Mrs. Hattie Newcomb. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Skillins and
son, Clarence, OF Dover-Foxcroft,
were calling on relatives and friends
in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wentworth of
Fairfield were guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lord, Sunday.
Bert Currier is improving the
looks of his buildings with coat
of paint.
Clifton Horne returned home Sun
day, after a weeks vacation with
relatives in Oakland.
Leafe Bray had the misfortune to
upset his auto Monday morning. He
was very lucky to escape without
being injured. The only damage to
the car was few bent rods.
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New Store Opened

The largest small wares store in
Belfast has just been opened in the
Coliseum building, owned by the
Home Furnishing Co, in lower Main
street, by Green Bros, which was
burned out in the Colonial Theatre
fire last winter. The new store is
light and very we'll arranged to dis
play the stock which runs from five
cents to one dollar. Guy A. Walker
is the manager and is assisted by
Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Charles Sherman,
Mrs. Bridges, Miss Ruth Partridge.
Miss Anne Saunders, Misses Burgess
and payson.
An impressive service took place
Sunday in Trinity Reformed church,
East Belfast, when Richard Maurice
and Anne Isabel, children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice D. Tovle were chris
tened by Rev. William Vaughan.
Services are held in this little church
at 1915 Sundays. this Summer. the
pastor going to the Swanville church
in the afternoon.
Herbert Fl. Stevens Jr, has gone to
Kingwood Camps. at Bridgton for his
second season. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens
took him to Portland, motoring over,
where he met the train from Boston
on which were 30 or more boys from
Massachusetts, the New York party,
having gone through Portland earlier
in the day. This is the young mans
second year with this camp.
Miss Edna Hopkins. who has been
studying voice in Boston for the
past year, under Madam Watson of
fremont Temple, was the soloist in
the Baptist church Sunday night
and many heard her with pleasure.
Her voice shows splendid progress
and its natural sweetness has been
carefully cultivated, adding much to
the pleasure she gives whenever she
is heard. Miss Hopkins has been
engaged in Evangelistic work more
or less and her voice is great as
set
Miss Gayle Ryder. superintendent
of the Waldo County General hos
pital is spending a month at her
home in Islesboro, during which time,
Miss Josephine Knowlton. r. N, is
in charge at the institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cobe Entertain
The first dinner party of the sea-
son at the Northport Country Club
was given by Mr. and Mrs. Ira M.
Cobe on Thursday night followed by
music and cards. The guests, % in
number were seated at a table form
ing a hollow square which was filed
in with evergreen trees and foliage.
combined with pink snap-dragon and
larkspur, in a lovely blue, the effect
being particularly lovely. The place
cards for the ladies were dainty ar
tificial gladiola, and for the men pink
roses, while at each place were
unique favors which added to the
merriment of the, party. Those
seated at the table with Mr.. and Mrs.
Cobe We're their house guests, Mrs.
Adelbert Whitney, Of Montana. Mrs.
Austin w. Heating. of Belfast. Mrs.
Frederick Hoffman. Of Chicago.
Charles f. Rogers. New York, and
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Mortimer and
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luncheon laid down to rest, death
coming while he slept.
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r,..d.v,. conc.rt Program

tuesdays Concert Program
NYarch-"The Kings Fighting Man"
True
Overture-"All Hands on Deck"
Suppe
Waltzes-"Adlyn" .......... j. Han
"Old Folks at Home and in Foreign
Lands" $3.50. $3.50. -
Fox Trot-"When Will the sun
Shine for Me" .......... sIVer
Grand observation-disclosures from the
Old Folks .............. LaNe
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Sahan-N Norton

A very pretty wedding occurred at
the home of Missionary and Mrs. w.
Il. Overlook Saturday afternoon when
Miss Doris A. Norton, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Norton, became
the bride of Willard Dewey Saban,
also of Palermo The double ring
ceremony was made use of and per-
formed by Missionary Overlook, who
Is an intimate friend of the groom.
The young couple are very popular
in their home town and have a very
large circle of friends who wish them
many years of welded bliss.
William G. Lessner and daughter,
Laura Lessner. and little grand
daughter, Aldana, visited friends at
Rockland Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Jones, who
have been working in Augusta, have
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USED CARS

USED CARS
BRAND NEW. B. 80 Chevrolet
spare tire and tube. tire cover, snub-
Nrs, foot plates, etc, 1885.
sTUDEBAKER-Big Six 1921; spare
tires snubbers, motor in Al shape,
guaranteed for 1000 miles. $4,000.
OVERLAND-Touring, $4,000.
HUDSON-ESSEX SALES co.
.se STATE ST. rHONE 52-J
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RICHMOND
Funeral of Mrs. Mary Hilton

The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Hill
ton Of Beverly, Mass, was held in
Richmond, Sunday. Mrs. Hilton
was born in 1888, and was the widow
Of the late Hiram NJ. Hilton. She
resided in Richmond the greater
part OF her life and was loved and
respected by large circle of friends.
With her daughter, Mrs. Berthe En-
erson, she resided in Massachusetts,
for several years past. Besides her
daughter she is survived by her two
sons, Theron Hilton of Portland and
Fred Hilton of Boston.
Undertaken Leslie r. Roberts re-
ceiyed a new automobile Ambulance
and hearse this week.
Mrs Henrietta Kidder and daugh-
tiers, Mary and Frances, have re-
turned from Pittsfield and will reside
here for the summer.
Rev. S. A. Evans has decided not
to accept the recently extended call
to the pastorate of the Kennebunk
Baptist church and will continue in
evangelistic work in the same
church district as heretofore.
The Joint school board of Rich
mond, Bowdoinham, Bowdoin school
district have elected Arthur l.. Todd,
native OF Georgetown, superin-
tendent of schools to succeed
Cnares A. Snow, resigned.
Mr., and Mrs. Norris Sidelinger
ana son were visitors in Capitol
Island, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hartford and
laughter, Phyllis, were guests of
Nlatlves In town Sunday.
Charles A. Snow. superintendent
Vi Richmond. Bowdoinham. Bow
uoln school district the past two
EARS has been elected to fill SIM
n lar position for the Brownfield.
Ssenmark, Fryeburg, Stowe school
uslstrlct and will move his house
npld goods to Stowe. where Mr.. and
mrs. Snow will reside.
Dr W. G. Thomas of Augusta
passed the weekend with his sister,
'"i u.s., Nellie c. Thomas.
MISS MISS Mildred Wheeler, left Sat-
Min ruay Tor Walpole. Mass. where she
N. Nh oe the guest of her uncle, Her.
'',t Carr. for a few weeks.
~ ns Hildred Eaton Of Boston is
Ii s guest OF her uncle. Frank E.
ander, for a few weeks.
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Progressive Granas

ckilSr.ss heeCnE was observed a.
wsr. 'sns night. Thirty youngsters
msmhpp present as well as fifty-four
pros."s and three visitors. The
drse. was furnished by the chill
ETla music, America; salutatory,
KnishMae sserve; recitation, Howard
tatie. song, Emily Wallace; reci-
Girls. helen Merrifield; song, Four
cit,S. Ncitation, Elinor Smith; re-
citst'ss' george Ciaflin; music: re-
Marv uFendolyn Tarr: recitation.
Wall. Msfserve: recitation, Jackson
'a'scs; tableau, music.
servsd. ~ "on'e maze candies was
Doas.,kNER-Mr. and Mrs. w. W.
Wsghsss visited their uncle. MIR.
dav douglass in Lewiston Sun
Nv chas. Porter of Manchester,
Pori.ss visited his mother Mrs. Mary.
Nv ever the Fourth, also MIR. and
At fhsWes Macdonald were guests
tame place.
Glons. Lnas Tarr and Laugnters of
Mesk ~, Mass, are guests this
liz y their aunt, Mrs. o. M. Hatch.
Veal aert Briry of Augusta was a
Rrlry 1a visitor of his father A. r.
NsS Lena Berry. who passed the
SunSssH Gardiner returned home
tonsiIs Whlie there size had her
teacbs. Iona Sylvester, a music
~ barre, Mass, Is passing
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