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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01
EDICTO
EN- LA CoRTE DEL DISTRITo
JUDICIAL DE HUMACAo, P. r.

Jose Ricardo Montero Lopez, De
mandante, VS.. John Doe y Richard
Roe, herederos desconocidos de Dolo-
res Rodriguez, Demandados.- No.
1868.
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico:
A los Herederos desconocidos de Do.
lores Rodriguez, sean los demandados
antes mencionados
POR LA PRESENTE Sc NOT1FI-
CA A USTEDES, que Sc ha presentado
en- la oficina del Secretario de la Corte
de Distrito Judicial de Humacao, P. r.,
la demanda del autor antes citado, en-
la cual Sc alega la capacidad de las
parties; que Ell demandante desconoce
el paradero de la Succession de Dolores
Rodriguez, que fallecio en- eli Pueblo
de Caguas P. r., ALA por Ell a1o 1922,
y que Sc ha hecho las gestiones nece-
sarias para encontrar Ell paradero de
los herederos de dicha Dolores Rodri-
guez que con anterioridad al falleci-
1niento y durante la enfermedad de di-
cha Dolores Rodriguez, ell demandante
asistio la mencionada Dolores Rodri-
guez lie suministro todos sus a1imen-
tos medicinas, asi como tanbien EN-
pleo otras personals para que la aten-
dieran al servicio de la: mencionada
Dolores Rodriguez, pagand6ai todas las
deudas contraidas por estaay tambien
el servicio medico que lie atendia; que
el demandante, cuando fallecio la men-
cionada Dolores Rodriguez pago todos
los gastos de los funerales; que ell de-
mandante invirtio en- los gastos a1ega-
dos la suma de NOVECIENTOSs DO
LIARS; que el demandante ha ges-
tionado y buscado en- vano el paradero
de los herederos de la mencionada Do
lores Rodriguez.
y habiendose ordenado por el Hon.
Pablo Berga, Juez de la Corte de Dis
trito de Hun1acao, P. R., la publica-
cion de Edictos en- un periodico de ma
yor circulation, por el ternino de Sc
senta dias, y una vez por semana, la
pretension del demandante;
Sc NOTIFICA A LOS HEREDE.
RIOS DESCONOCIDOS de dicha Do1o-
res Rodriguez. para que en- el termino
antes dicho de sesenta' dias, comparez-
can ante esta Hon. Corte. hacer la ale
gacion que estimelH perti1lente, y 81 no
10 hicieren, Sc dictara sentencia de
acuerdo con la stplica de la denanda,
0 sea, condenando a los herederos des-
conoeidos de Dolores Rodriguez al pa
go de la sufna de NOVECIENTOS
DOLLARS, mas las costas, gastos, de-
senlbolsos y honorarios de tAbogados.
Expedida bajo mi fr1na en- Hunia-
Gao, P. R., ~ de Abril de 1923. 81
A. Ramirez IT.,
Secretario de la Corte.
por Luis A. Cuevas,
Secretario A,vi1iar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01

ia senior Colon. Creemos debe ser adj
quirido por la Asanblea Municipal pa
ra ser co1ocado en- la O6cipa del Conf
sionado del Servicio Publico
Ha sido designado ell Gran Jurado
que ha de actuar en- esta Corte de Dis
trito Ell este termino
Las crecientes de los rios han sido
extraordinaria estos das y gracias ha-
bersc alberto boca nueva no han ocu-
rrido desgracias. Sc dice que Ell rio Sc
llevo la machina que trabajaba en- el
sitio donde Sc trata de hacer el puente
sobre el rio grande. Arecibo espera
que el senior Esteves Sc tomara verda-
dero interes en- que cuanto antes Sc
construya este puente tan necesario.
-Esplendido resulto ell concerto da-
do en- el Teatro Oliver por el tenor Sc
nor Garralaga, el que fue muy aplau-
dido.
Para principles del mes de mayo
Sc anuncia el debut en- el Teatro Oliver
de la excelente Compania de zarzuelas
de Paco Martinez.
En- esta semana presenta ell Cine
Navas preciosas peliculas de gran inte
res Y el domingo, nuevo episodio de la
Huerfanita de Paris.
Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01

Jugada 10 prohbido,--En la t1othe
del sabado, las guardias Arturo Bsr-
nard Y Jose Cedeho en- la2residercia de
Marcelino Diaz enJ!e Bo. Perla, sitio
denorninado San Miguel, sorprendferon
a los individuos jose Sanchez, Agudo
Lopez, Ramon VAzqde2, Manuel Ro-
driguez, Jose Santos, Maree.iho Diaz,
jugando aol6 prohibited. LEI domingo,
en- la caile La Luna ito Ell Ia 'habita.
ci6n de Generoso Gonzalez sorprendie-
ron tarnbien a los individuos Baitista
Rodriguez, Jaime Menendez,, Leopoldo
Reyes, Juan Gonzalez, Ade1o Aiicea,,
Modesto Figueroa y Generoso Coma
1ez, jugando 10 prohibido. Todos han
sido denunciados ante Ia Corte Muni-
cipal.
Inprudencia de un nino.-Ayer las
5:35 p. m frente a la Estacion del Fe-
rrocarril Ell caro- No. 26 de la Porto
Rico Railway Light & Power Co. que
guiaba el motofista Aiejo Cuevas, No.
200, conductor Miguel Tapia, ell nino
Juan Cruz de l3 amos de edad, de Co.
rozal, sin residencia en- San Juan, que
iba pegado a uno de los costados del
caro-, al pasar por la muralla fue atra-
pado, recibiendo graves contusiones en-,
tire elias la fractura de dos costillas en-
el lado derecho, siendo asistido en- la
Sala de socorro ingreso en- el Hospi-
tai Municipal. El guardia Miguel Cor
ties, APO, presto auxilio al nifio C infor.
ma el hecho casual.
Chauffeur denunciado- El dia 2S a
las 2:45 P. NJ en- Martin Pena, la qua
qua P436, propiedad de Victor Moya,
de Santurce, que guiaba Ell chauffeur
Agustn Agosto, No. 1S20S, residente en-
Hato Rey choco con la guagua M-S0,
propiedad de Jose Rosales. que guiaba
ell chauffeur Jose Cedre, No. 2248. resi-
dente en- Barrio Obrero, resultando. es-
te i1ltimo vehiculo con desperfectos. 81
chauffeur Agosto fue denunciado por
vio.acion la ley de automobiles.
Arrollados por una guagua--Ei dia ~
las 2:10 P NJ, en- la avenida Juan
Ponce de Leon, Parada 5, la g.tagaa
No, M69, prcpiedad de NJ. Sole & Co,
de Puerta de Terra, que guiaba el
chauffeur Sixto Vargas Vazquez No.
2l67, arrollo a, indiyiduo Juan Burgos
residente en- la Avenida Juan Ponce de
Leon, Parada 7, Puerta de TERRA, can
sandole una herida contusa en- el tercio
inferior de la pierna derecha de carac-
ter lsve siendo asistido en- la sala de
socorros y pas6 al Hospital Municipal.
El chauffeur fue denunciado por violar
Ia ley de AUTOMOBILES.
Auto vs., Guagua FL dia 20 las
6:20 P. NJ. en- Ia avenida Juan Ponce
de- Leon, Parada |, el automovil No.
P1l57. propiedad de Eduardo Mendcz
de San Juan guiado por el mismo
chauffeur No. l22 choc6 { on Ia qua
qua P-500, propiedad de Jose Granados
de Santufce. guiada por ei nismo
chauffeur No s58, resultando Ia qua.
qua con el estribo trasefo roto. 81
chauffeur Mendez fue denunciado POI
yiolar Ia ley de autom6viies,
Accidente en- Il Muelie San Antonio
FL dia 20 a las $3.50 P NJ, en- el muelle
San Antonio Hilario catala, trabajan-
do como pe6n, arrastrando un carret6n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01

ESTABLISHMENTS conrudo expoo Exctas condolences sanaas
de udad el cienidco de
dades cuabesHermosa hgnc
servcio.-Cuerpo Medco resdente ell Sanatorio.
Sc admten tratamnto enfeos
dtndo atendido
Lepartamentos especiaes Senoras.
Opeacones tratamientos epee ba1os de luz, de hdo
eectrcos diroterapicos Rayos * Fuguacn
equitatvamente convenonaes.
PERSONAL. CIENTIFICo
DIRECTOR DEL SANATORIO: Don Anao Rodan.
DIRECTOR DEL CONSULTORIO: Dr. Ouevedo
CIRUJANO GENERAL: Dr. Dor Rafael V6lez Lopez.
ESPECIALISTA EN- ENFERMEpADFS DE LA NARIZ, OIDOS
GARGANTA Y OJOS: Dr. Don Agustn i Laugier.
RADIOLOGO: D. Den Manuel Soto Rivera.
PATOLOGO: DR.. Do n D. R. Ruiz Nazario
Pedro Rivera DR. Guiiarro
Or Don Manuel Pava-Ir Don Bernardo Zaagoza.
C1RUJANO DENTISTA: DR.. Don Lorenzo R. Noa.
PRACICANTE: Don Enrique
Astencia faculativa ecndada Hjas de
Carload de completa
CoNsU
En- Standardization Director la
Reconocimientos $1,000 Consultas $500
Po el Cirujano GeneralA partculares de II de
sabad0o.
Especaisa:-De laboabes
Don Bernardo Zaragoza
Por ell Patologo-De a.
Consultorio:-Dr Vez $50 auxlares
Fernandez de 71s m DR. Aponte de
de p. M
Po e Especaista Consutorio, Justo 4.
Po el Cujano Dentisa Consutoro ODoneH plaza
Colon de u 2 de la ade
Los de Numero solo $3O para
atenddos cualquera
del ultn1o recbo .o-~ycs
PREStDENC1A Aparado 21 - TEsoRER1A, Apartado 2o1.
- SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO. - ....,
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Richardson Property
Goes To Mrs. Hayes

The will Of Alton Richardson, late
Of Clinton. recently filed at the office
of the clerk of probate. shows that
he left property to the amount of
about $4,000. equally divided be
tween personal property and real
estate.
TO his daughter, Martha G. Hayes,
he leaves the house. lot and furnl-
ture in Clinton. upon the condition
that she pay the sum of $1,000 to
the estate. Other requests are. to
his daughters. Alice A. Hunter,
Clara J. Martin. and to his son, Ar
thur Richardson. $1,000 each; to
Estelle NJ. Richardson and his
grand daughter. Alice Richardson,
$500 each: to his son. Alton Rich
ardson. Jr., $1,000 to be held in
trust for his children, Olive, Clara
and John. also other real estate and
his interest in a mortgage: to Mabel
T.. Richardson and his grandson
Frank Richardson. $500 each: to his
grandson. John Alton Richardson,
his gold watch and chain.
The remainder of the property is
to be divided equally between his
children. Alice A.. Clara j.. Martha
G.. Arthur and Alton. Jr. The last
two were named as executors.
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travel from the west side of the
street at the end of Grove street.
T. Divinding Line. We recon-
mend that the present dividing line
separating SOuthbound and north
bound traffic he ontinuced in use and
that same be constantly renewed
during the season of automobile
traffic.
Section 10. Ordinance and Enforce
nent
We recommend that the above
recommendations. when approved, be
Incorporated in new traffic Ordin-
ance and that proper fines and PEN
altics hc established for violation of
this ordinance.
We further recommend that copies
of these traffic regulations. when
finally passed by the Augusta City
Council. be printed in convenient
form and circulated among resident
and visiting automobiists and other
interested parties.
Ecsncctfully submitted.
Willis f.. Swift, Chairman,
George f. Macomber
Percy V. Hill
Blaine s. Niles
George G. Clark
Committee representing the
Augusta Chamber of Commerce.
NJ r. Sawtelle
George Williams
Roland Scrihner
John G. Howes
&. L. kinsman
Committee representing Mayor
Sanford l.. Fogg.
The above report has been read, &C
copied. and its recommendations
heartily endorsed by the Board of
Directors of the Augusta Chamber of
Commerce.
(Signed) George c. Clark, Secre-
tarN.
The above report has been read at
n regular meeting Of the Merchants
Bureau Of tho Augusta Chamber OF
Commerce and meets with their
unanimous approval
(SigncdD George c. Clarke. Secre-
tary.
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TRAFFIC committee REPORT
REC0MMEN pS means OF
RELIEVING CONGESTION

The report of the joint traffic COM
mittees of the Chamber of Commerce
and of FORMER Mayor Sanford l..
Fogg was presented last night by
Ernest A. Gray, president of Cham
Der to Mayor Mclean and the city
government and was referred by
them to the traffic committee. The
committees had worked on the
problems arising out of congested
traffic conditions on Water street
and in their report lay out safety
zones, no parking spaces and cross
ings. They would establish a park
ing limit of Is minutes and recon-
mend that public car licenses be
granted with the condition that all
cars be parked on east side of Com
mercial street. this being made pos
sible by a widening of this street.
the Maine Central having expressed
its willingness to cooperate with
the city in every way.
Tho report has been approved by
directors of Chamber of Commerce
and the members of the Merchants
Bureau of the Chamber. The report:
To the Members of the Augusta City
Council:
The committee appointed by the
Board of Directors of the Augusta
Chamber of Commerce met several
times with the special traffic COM
mittce appointed by Mayor Sanford
l.. F'ogg of the city of Augusta and
considered carefully the traffic
problem of our city. We desire to
present the following recommended
tons:
Section 1-Parkng
A. Time limit We recommend
that parking time limit of Is min
utes be established for Water street
during business hours, including
Saturday evenings. from Rincs Hill
to the overhead railroad bridge.
Il. Parking Prohibited Where
We recommend that parking of vchi-
Giles be absolutely prohibited at the
following places:
!. At authorized street crossings.
.. Opposite safety zones whore
there is insufficient space for two
cars to pass outside of the reserved
area. (See Section g.
8. At the entrance Of public
theatres.
4. On the east side of Water
street at a convenient point in the
vicinity Of the Waiting room Of the
A. & X. Street Railway Company
for the accommodation of passengers
of northbound cars.
5. On the west side OF Water
street from tn south corner Of Oak
street to the south line Of the en-
trance Of Hotel North for the ac-
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Orchestra Leader Thanks
Citizens For Contributions
For Musical Work

The following is list of sustain
ing members, who have responded
to the call of the Citizens Commit
tee for aid in maintaining the or
chestra and giving our people the
benefit and pleasure of their Won
derful rehearsals:
=. V. Hill. A. A. Soule, r. +. Par
fridge, Guy =. Gannett. Blaine ).
Viles, w. II. Gannett. l.. c. Cornish,
c. S. Hichborn, +. G. Kinsman. w.
b. Williamson. Dr. w. Scott Hill,
II. r. Mansur, b. +. Newman. III. l..
Pishon, G. w. Jones, Fl G. Barker,
George +. Macomber. a. ". d y. r.
King. l.. A. Burleigh. Bertha Nj.
Randall. N. l.. Bassett. c. l.. An
drews. Fred X. Lord, w. S. Wyman,
Mrs. II. Thompson. Nallie Is. Will
hanson, Blaine Owen, II. p. Lowell.
Nathan Weston DIR. G.. A. Patten.
Mrs r. II. Stubs. d. w. Adams,
+. G. harrington. Mrs. NJ. r. Saw
telle, DR.. G. X. Campbell Mrs. NJ. Y.
y. Chase. Mrs. John +. Hill, \
Friend. The Augusta Chamber Of
Commerce.
The public spirit Of these con-
tributors will surely be recognized
and. they will receive the hearty
thanks Of the lovers of music. to
whom these concerts are never
ending delight. The following let
ter from Mr.. Hill will be read with
interest:
"F'eb. Is. 1923.
Hon. Charles s. Hichborn, chairman
Augusta Symphony Orchestra Com.
Augusta, Me.
Dear Sir
REALLY l hardly know how to re-
nlv n yn,r worry cordial lottar and
the sentiment conveyed in it, this is
one time that | regret not having a
command of language adequate to
the occasion.
However. all the foridness OF
speech would not mean SO mucn as
the sincere and simple words telling
how much l appreciate the kindly
feeling and generosity of you, your
committee and the good people of
Augusta. and how deeply touched l
am to think that my humble efforts
have been so well received.
There is truth in the saying that
BY giving pleasure to others we re-
ceive pleasure ourselves and this
has never been more forcibly dem
onstrated to me than since the or
chestra has been organized. the good
fellowship, the devotion to me, the
hungering for music. the Willingness
to sacrifice their time and energy
that finally they might give to the
public that which their native ability
and hard work had accomplished.
all tends to show that by giving
pleasure we receive it ourselves.
MY heart is full to overfiowinc
Mr.. Hichborn. and should add any
thlng more would only spoil the an
probation and sincerity that l wish
this letter to convey.
Again thanking YOU and vour as
sociateS on behalf of the Auausto
symphony Orchestra and myseif for
the sentiment and moral supnort
ana generosity SO whole heartedIv
rendered. beg to remain
yours very sincerely
ERNEST r. HILL"
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Transact Routine
Business in Kennebec
Probate Court

Inc following business has been
transacted at adjourned sessions Of
the Probate Court:
Wills proved, approved and al
1owed-Of Frederic E. Boothby, late
Of Waterville. Union Safe Deposit
and Trust Co, of Portland, executor;
Of Mary L. Wood, late of Vassalboro
Ruby M. Wood Russell. of Farm
ington, eXecutrix; of Bertha f. Hig-
gins. late Of Li,chfield. o. b. Clason.
Of Gardiner, administrator with will
annexed
Administrations granted-Of the
estate Of Moses A. Ware, late Of
Windsor. John +. Sproul of Wind
sor, administrator; of the estate of
Frank Lovely. late Of Chelsea, o. Is.
Clason of Gardiner, administrator;
lows. late Of Fayette, I. Carroll Fell
lows, late Of Fayette. I carroll Fell
lows of Fayette, administrator; of
the estate of Frederick Goud, late of
Gardiner, Will c. Atkins Of Gardiner,
administrator; of the estate Of Jere-
miah r. Nichols, late of Gardiner, o.
B. Clason of Gardiner, administrator;
Of the estate of Lindley d. Allen, late
Of West Gardiner, John l.. Allen of
West Gardiner, administrator.
Commitment to School for Feeble
Minded-Fabeola Begin, minor, of
Waterville; Audrey p. Chamberlain
Of Clinton; Bernice M. Whicher of
Hallowell; Harriet Eunice Edwards
of Hallowell.
Guardians appointed-Of Abbie G.
Johnson Of Augusta, William Il.
johnson of Augusta. guardian; of
George w Thompson, of Pittston,
Ernest l.. Thompson of Pittston,
- t@lx L.
minor of Vienna, Carroll j. Cooper
OF Vienna, guardian.
Accounts alloWed-Distribut ac-
counts of Grace Trask. adminiStra-
tor of the estate of Robert Barber,
late Of Randolph; fourteenth account
of Samuel Cony Manley. trustee I'M
der the will of Joseph II. Manley,
late of Angus IA.
Widows allowance granted - To
Edith Nj. Foster. widow of Wilbert
3. Foster, late of Rome: to Helen |.
Munsey. widow of David Is. MunSey,
late of Sidney.
Inventories filed-In the estates of
Elizabeth A. Call, late of rittston;
Melissa Damon. late of West Gardi-
ner; Harvey T.. Trasi, late of Ran
dolph; Augusta +. Turner, late of
Gardiner: Anna A. Day. late of Gar
diner; Harriet c. Hooker late of
Gardiner: Theresa Peterson, late of
Waterville.
Papers filed for notice-Petition for
distribution of the estate of Abbie 5.
Manley, late of Auburn; will and pc
tition for probate thereof of Mary
Jane Doran. late Of Augusta; petition
for distribution of the estate of Ellen
NJ. Purcell, late Of Chelsea; petition
70. license to sell real estate of Walt
err G. Taylor, late of Waterville; petit
ton for administration of the estate
Of Angela NJ. Blaisdell, late of Bel
grade; first and final account of the
estate of Evan r. Perkins, late OF
Oakland; will and petition for pro-
bate thereof of Alton Richardson. late
of Clinton; petition for admnlstra-
ton of the estate of Althca |. Apple
ton, late of RoXbury, Mass; petition
for distribution of the estate OF
Theresa Peterson, late of Water
vile; petition for administration OF
the estate of James Everett Braley,
late Of Hallowell; will and petition
for probate thereof of Ina A. Coombs,
late of F'arminsdale.
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Farm Bureau Notes

Clarence A. Day, county agent of
the kennebec Farm Bureau ana O..
Nj. Wilbur of Orono, extension
poultry demonstration are in Belg.'lne
for three days this week, Monday.
tuesday and Wednesday where they
are conducting q poultry school.
A joint meeting of the mems and
women's division of the Vassail.o-o
Farm Bureau will be held THURSDAY.
all day. at the Baptist church, Vas
salboro Center.
Both divisions of the Winthrop
Farm Bureau will hol.; an ali day
session. Friday at the Winthrop
Grange Hail.
Ihe East Winthrop Farm h>,r4au,
mems and women's division Iii
meet Saturday for an all day me-. =.
ing at the Winthrop Baptist church
me Wp,nens division Of the China
Farm "a Eau has the following newly
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commodation Of passengers of south
bound trolley cars.
6. On the west side of Water
street from the south corner of Mar
ket Square to the south limo Of the
entrance of the Augusta Opera
House.
Z. On the east side Of Water
street from the south line of the
Federal Building to the north corner
of the Town Landing entrance.
Section 2-PubIic Cars
A. Taxi Stand. We recommend
that it be a condition Of the license
granted to public cars that such cars
be parked on the east side of Com
mercial street between Oak street
ard Winthrop street at right angles
to the curb and that this space be
reserved for the exclusive use Of
Srch public cars, except such space
as is actually necessary for the use
of those occupying abutting property
in the transaction of their business.
Section 3-CommerciaI Street Widen
ing
\. Railroad Cooperation. The
committee has been assured by
representatives of the Maine Central
Railroad that the city of Augusta
will be permitted to use the addi-
tional strip land at the east side
of the railroad tracks between Win
throp street and Oak street. which
Will permit of double parking on
Commercial street between those two
points, one row of cars on each side
of the street
We therefore recommend that snch
arrangements be made with the
Maine Central Railroad and that
Commercial street between Winthrop
street and Oak street be widened so
that it will accommodate row of
cars at right angles to the right of
way in addition to the row of public
cars at right angles to the curb on
the cast side of Commercial street
provided for in Section of this re
port.
Section 4+One- Way Streets
A. Oak Street. We recommend
that Oak street between Water street
and Commercial street be closed to
westbound traffic, that is. that
traffic he permitted TO enter Oak
street from Water street but pro-
hibitcd from entering Water street
from Oak street.
Il. Winthrop Street. We recon-
mend that Winthrop street. from
Winthrop court to DiCkman street.
be closed to traffic entering from the
upper end of the street.
Section 5-Authorized Crossings
A. We recommend that the fol-
lowing authorized crossings be es-
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appointed officers: Chairman. Mrs.
Beulah Farnsworth: secretary. Mis-.
+. G. Bailey: clothing. AIRS. Alex
ander Douglass; foods. Mrs An.anGa
Pinlham: health, Mrs. Alexander
Douglass: household management.
Mrs. Beulah Farnsworth.
The China women have planned
the following program: March :.
one-plece dresses: April 10. sewing
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Augusta School
Board Hearing

The hearing in regard to the hlll
of the Board of Education of the CITY
Of Augusta will be held this TUESDAY
afternoon, L. II. The hearing VIII
be public and before the Committce
on Education in the committees
rooms at the State House.
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A very interesting morning ecs-
sion was held. Monday in the Cony
High school assembly hall, the stud
ents taking part in the program.
This Is the third of such meetings
which have been held this .erm.
George B. Yeaton, "a conducted the
assembly. "The Life of WASHINGTON"
was given by Melburn McFarldne.
Principal c. p. Quimby was present
and spoke to the students. Tic
Bangor Cony basketball game was
reported Dy Plug" Merrill
Talks"
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The funeral services of the five
months old child, Frank A. McDou-
gal. were held. Monday forenoon
from the Plummer unde, taking par-
Tors. Rev. II. II. Brown OF the
Penney Memorial United Baptist
church. conducted the services. The
remains were placed in he tomb.
The child died Saturday at the ECme
or Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clari. at
Pleasant Hill,
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Miss Mary Hcgarty resumed her
duties. Monday at the law office of
Norman l.. Bassett. after a several
weeks absence. Miss Hesarty has
been i'll at her home in Winthrop.
Her many friends are delighted to
greet her once more,
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Card of Ihanka

l wish to thank the n. E. O. p.
Sons sons OF veterans Auxiliary. Ladies of
I'M sheridan Circle and friends for
lowers lowers 1ruit and confectionery sent
during my illness.
Mrs RUEL PACKARD
COny st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-20

A special meeting OF Rose of S,ar-
on Chapter. No. 13. o. f.. S.. will be
held at Masonic Temple, Thursday
evening. Feb. %, at 1880 O'Clock
Work and light refreshments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-20
Tuesday, February 20, 1923.
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Miss Irene Bumps has resume her
duties at the Journal office, after
several days illness.