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69c StOefel
Organdy. 35c

20 ana 81 inches wide--the
Genuine Imported Swiss Or
CANDY, noted for its wear ana
durability, beautiful transparent
permanent finish grade; in q
well selected line Of wanted
shades.
GOldeuberg'sFI First Floor.
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Mems Underwear, soc

MEMS Un0erWe1r, 0Sc
Balbriggan and White Gauze
Cotton Underwear, short sleeve
shirts, fun length drawers with
reinforced seat; odd lots and sec
onds Of several high grade
makes: former 75c and $1.0O
grades.
e1.25 to 81 Union Suits, 7Sc
OF fine quality ribbed cotton,
white and ecru color: short
sleeves, full length legs: perfect
closed crotch; regular size.
75c & 81 Batwing Ties, Soc
Choice Of entire stock. includ.
Ing foulards and other fine silks:
stripes, polka dots, panel stripes
and novelty effects.
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Csc Irish Dress
Linen. Soc

Guaranteed all pure linen Of
Irish manufacture: shrunk from
4O1k inches to SO inches: weight
and texture make it the most
desirable Of fabrics for summer
wear. White and all wanted
shades, including Lanvin green,
copen. hello, orchid, tan, gray,
tomato, cocoa. peach, rose, pink,
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Soc Felt Base
Coverings, 19c

Several hundred yards OF min
lengths Of Felt Base Floor Gov.
erlngs, enough alike for small
rooms, halls ana bathrooms;
good patterns.
$3.50 Wool and
Fibre Rugs, $2.95
90 Hodges make Wool ana
Fiber Rugs, size exc It.; good
pattern and coloring.
$6.95 Grass Rugs, $2.95
(O Extra fine grade Ss.warp
Imported Grass Rugs, size 0x12
It. for large rooms; green, me-
dailioI design.
$19.75 Brussels
Rugs, $12.85
90 Seamless Wool Brussels
Rugs Smiths make; size 5 It.
Sx10 It. 8; good patterns.
$2.25 Grass Rugs, $1.29
uO Heavy Double Warp jap.
Rnese Grass Rugs, size ( It. ext
Il. 8; stenciled designs; green,
blue and brown oolorings.
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CUNO RUDOLPHS RETURN
FROM WHITE SULPHUR.

Commissioner and Mrs. Cuno Ru-
dolph are returning tomorrow from
White Sulphur Springs where they
have been for some time.
Il 4 4
Brigadier General Frank +. Hines
has returned to ibis apartment at
the Altamont after several days in
Ashevil1e N. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Role e. Boiling
have as their guests in their
apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel their daughter, Mrs. ]. c..
Boyd, and her children, who have
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Br0wneon ana later an the wife Of
Lieutenant Richard Touker.
Recently she has added to an 81.
ready extensive repertoire some an.
cient Egyptian symbolic temple
dances. And 90 Washington win
be glad indeed 20 have Mrs. Hus-
sey return to the scenes Of her
earlier years.
American Naval Attache In
Paris Returns Soon.
shortly after the announcement
OF the transfer of Captain McNamee
came the announcement of the
transfer Of Captain Frank 3. Up.
ham, u. s. NJ, naval attache OF
our embassy In Paris, for duty here.
He IL expected to arrive about
August ~, ana succeeding him IN
Paris Il Captain Thomas 4. John.
son, who has already gone to as.
sumo his duties there.
Further News Of Mrs. Browns
Social Success "a London.
Dispatches from London ten Of
the social efforts of Mrs. w. Harry
Brown wealthy widow Of Pittsburgh
and Washinrton, having been
crowned Tor the season BY break.
fast which she gave for the Prince
Of Wales at o'clock III the morn.
ing in the house of the Duke Of
Norfolk. which she leased for the
season, and In which she has
given some brilliant functions the
last few nonths
Mrs. Brown evidently Il pleased
with her reception by British
society for she ID now making ef.
forts to rent an establishment for
the fall. She would like to continue
with the house OF the Duke Of Nor.
folk, but the duke has other plans
for it's use; and 20 Mrs. Brown Is
negotiating for the Grosvenor
House, the Duke Of WeStminster's
magnificent home.
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SECRETARY AND MRS. HUGHES
SAIL FOR HOME THIS WEEK.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Hughes win sail from Europe the
middle Of this week and are ex-
pected in Washington about Au-
gust is.
The minister Of Esthonia, An
tonius Pip. win be Joined at the
end OF the week by Madame Pip,
who has been on Q ranch In Wy
oming.
The Minister Of Lithuania and
Madame BizauslSiene are returning
today from New York, where they
were for the weekend.
+
The Ambassador Of Chile and
Nine. Matthew, who have been at
Mass, for several weeks,
are returning today to the embassy
on Massachusetts, avenue.
The First Secretary Of the French
Embassy, Mr.. M. Heilmann, who
has been at Murray Bay. Canada.
with Nine. Heilmann and their
daughters, IL in New York and Is
expected to return to Washington
this week.
John Hays Hammond, jr.. who
recently returned from Europe, en-.
tertained q house party over the
weekend at his new place on
Freshwatsr Cove. Gloucester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gibbs Nc.
Adoo have Como from Paris to
Biarritx for 4 short stay. Before
leaving Paris Mr. and Mrs. McAdoo
gave Z farewell dinner at Caro's.
Senator MedilI Mccormick was
among other American hosts, who
entertained in Paris the latter part
Of the week.
Mr.. Thomas Bell Sweeney, who
has been back In washington on
a hurried trip Of q few days, IS re-
turning today to Bar Harbor.
-
CUNO RUDOLPHS RETURN
FROM WHITE SULPHUR.
Commissioner and Mrs. Cuno Ru-
dolph are returning tomorrow from
-. :. !. a J.
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MISS APPLICABLE TO WED
ENSIGN FRANK NEWTON. JR

Lieutenant Franklin Tyler Apple
gate, U. s. N, and Mrs. Apologize
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Mary frances Ann
Applegate, TO Ensign Frank Her
bert Newton, II.
The wedding IL to take place IA
December at Norfolk, Va. Ensign
! Newton IL q graduate Of the Naval
Academy, class Of 1898.
Walter Bruce Howe, who has
Joined Mrs. Hove at their summer
residence, Berryhill, at Newport,
viii return to Washington the Lat.
ter part Of the month, while Mrs
Howe WIN remain there until the
late autumn.
The assistant director Of the
Veterans Bureau, Colonel Edward
Boaghton, and Mrs. Boughton, have
returned after a two-month stay
In Europe.
Miss Josephine WiIliford arrived
here yesterday to be the guest OF
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs..
Alfred Pembroke Thorn, at their
home. Pembroke Park.
y
The second secretary Of the Brit.
ish embassy, Harry r. Crook.
shank, who Is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Aspegren at Newport,
win sail August Is for Europe. He
was among those from Washington
attending the bah on Saturday eve
ming given by Mr.. and Mrs. sylvia.
nus Stokes. jr..
The new third secretary Of the
japanese embassy, Mr.. Teijiro Ia
mura, Nine. Tamura and their two
children have arrived In Washing.
ton ana he has taken up his duties
at the embassy.
The new Minister of the Domin,
lean Republic, Senior Jose del Carena
Aria, has given up the house at
1851 Massachusetts, avenue, where
the former Minister lived and hao
an apartment in Wardman Park
Hotel. He has opened offices for
the legation in the Hibbs building.
Nine. Dumont, wife Of General
George A. L. Dumont, military
attche Of the French Embassy, ar.
rived In New York today from
France on the Sussien, accompanied
by her daughter, Nile. Paule Du.
mont, ana . son, who IL making
his first visit to this country.
They Will come direct to Wash.
ington for q few days before going
with General Dun1ont to the West
Friday.
MISS TREADWAY rs BRIDE
OF RALPH earle WEBSTER.
Miss Anne Mae Treadway, dauxh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. william A.
Lehman, and Ralph Carrie Webster
were married Saturday, at 8 O'Clock,
In 81. Joseph's Church. The Rev.
erend Joseph T. Kennedy OBLIGATED.
The BRIDE who was given IN
marriage by her father, wore .
gown Of white crepe de chine
trimmed with lace and carried 4
bouquet OF Bride roses and lilies
Of the valley. She was attended by
Miss Mary 1hrie az bridesmaid. Mr.
Norton was best man and the
nshers were Messers. Liston and
Scheller.
A reception at the home Of the
brides parents followed the cero.
mony. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Webster, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Walter Lehman, Roscoe Lehnnan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fowler, Mr..
and Mrs. Rice, Mr.. ana Mrs. Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pullman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Hale, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bartlemees, Martyr Merriman, Miss
Kate Morrow, Miss Cullen. Miss
Leib, Miss Rely, Miss Addington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beall, Mr.. and Mrg'
Triplett, Mr.. ana Mrs.. Shaw. MI.
and Mrs. Gibson and Miss Nettie
Mccarthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. webster left I'm.
Vnediately after the reception for
IL tour Of New England shore 70. !
x srNou4sa,,.a -. 49, ,aA
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Colored Wash Goods


from almost endless including
Of aps oessns s wen Ss popular pin dots Complete
ms orchid copen faOw tcatO banana brown
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So, 81 & SIS POrtieres
81 Couch Covers. Sl.98

Mercerized and Armure Weave
Tapestry Portieres and Couch
Coyersb plain blue, rose, green,
red and brown, as well as orien-
tai stripes and two-tone color
4ngs; many can be matched into
paifa.
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JEAN ELIOTS SOCIETY NEWS

arrived IN washington from Wiz,
ginia, ana who will sail from New
York, August 90 70 Join Doctor
Boyd ct their home IN Panama.
. At
Miss Suzanne Dewey and Charles
Dewey. IT,. son and daughter Of
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
and Mrs. Dewey, have gone tol
Watch Hill r. l.. to be the guests
for several weeks Of their grand.
mother. Mrs. a. B. Dewey,
Miss Nancy Allen, niece Of A..
sistant Secretary and Mrs. Dewey,
who has been their guest, left
washington Friday with her
cousins and win visit Mrs. Dewey'a.
sister, Mrs. william @. Hall, In
Easthampton before returning to-
her home In Hartford, Conn.
y
|MITCHELLS TO VISIT
RELATIVES IN BAY STATE.
Brigadier General and Mrs. VIII.
liam Mitchell expect to 80 to 'The'
Plains" Manchester. Mass. this
week for q visit to the Generals
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kenneth jackson
|Q1atharine Mitche1D. General
Mitchell is now assistant chief Of
aviation u. s. A., and has Just
returned from nine months in the
Orient on an inspection tour OF
Honolulu and the Philippine IL
lands, with q leave Of absences Of
several months in China and In Ia
+ l. < -
oliver Durant and Miss M. q.
Durant, OF Washington, after spend
ing the past week In Boston. whore
they were at the Hotel Vendonle.
have gone on to the Oceanside
Hotel, at Magnolia, for the re.
naainder Of the summer
hhA
After q month at White Sulphur
Springs, Mrs. william Alexander
Hill, OF Washington, ana her daugh.
tiers, Miss Ann Hin and Miss Dor.
othy Hill, have come to East Glou-
cester for August. Mr.. Hiu 10 to
join them there later, when they
plan to take q cruise on the yacht
Cavitas to Nantucket, Newport and
Watch Hill. r. ].
Countess Hermann Scherr-Thoss
MurieI White. OF The Hague. Hol.
land, IL making her first visit in
two years with her parents, former
Ambassador Henry White and Mrs.
White, at Elm Court, Stockbridge.
Mass. Her two children, Margaret
and Hans Christian Gcherr-T hcss.
are with her.
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59c DrOpstitch
Ratine, Csc
Ru1nnage Lots Of
Floor Coverings

$59.75a Wilton Velvet
Rugs, $36.75
"a Heavy Wilton Velvet Rugs,
size 9x12 IT,; slightly imperfect;
seamless grade, In excellent pat
terms
COngOIeum Rugs,
$1O.65
(1s) Slight seconds OF Gold Seal
Congoleum Rugs, wool rug de-
signs with border: size . ft.x10
It. 8; when perfect sep at $15.75.
Soc Felt-Base
Runner, 27c
(6) Rolls Durolin Felt Base
Stair or Hall Runner. 22M inches
wide; plain and figured centers
with neat borders.
$27.5O LinOleunl
Rugs, $13.75
(6l Cooks Linoleum Rugs, ex.
ira large 12x13 It. size; neat pat.
tern with border.
75c & 81 Rug Ends, SIC
27x27 Velvet and Brussels Rug
Ends. neat patterns; border sides
and one end.
First FlOOr-Bargain Table.
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and Remnants Speeds On With NeIO
Hosiery Rurn1nage

Il -
Women's Fiber Hose, Use
Fiber sink Mixed Hose, full
fashioned, double sole, heel and
toe; Isle garter top: assorted
shades, but no black nor white:
seconds Of $3.50 grade.
ChiIdren's Socks, Zoe
Black Ribbed Socks, tlnree-
quarter length, with turnover
cuff; broken sizes; seconds Of
15c grade.
WOnen's Silk Hose, Soc
FuIl.fashioned silk Hose. in
black, cordovan and Russian
calf; some slightly imperfect,
others perfect quality: limited
quantity; former $500 and $3.50
grades.
Infants Socks, Sc.
Infants Scots, with and with
out turnover cuffs; broken sizes;
seconds Of 15c and 19c grades.
GOIdenberg's-First Floor.
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89c Imported
EpOnge, Acc

19Ny 1OS
S6 and 40 inches wide, beau
tiful checks and plaids; also
stylish heather mixtures. Want.
ed shades.
59c DrOpstitch
Ratine, Csc
80 inches wide, white grounds
with neat woven colored stripes;
q distinct novelty for summer
dresses and sports wear.
Soc Plain VOiIes, 29c (.
80 inches wide, a fine two
ply quality, with soft, clinging
finish, that makes It so de.
sirable for summer frocks. Beau.
tiful assortment Of plain colors,
in street and evening shades.
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Curtains and
Draperies
29c and 39c
CretOnneS. Ice

"a and 36-ipch Cretonnes and
Silkolines. light and dark floral,
bird and foliage designs: mill
lengths: plenty alike for drap.
cries, comfort, couch and cush-
ion covers.-Flrst FIOor-Bargain
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s1.39 SEAMLESS BLEACHED SHEETS


Perfect quality sheets, made Of durable
grade even-thread sheetinR cotton noted
for service. 0lxo0-inch size for double
beds, finished with 8-inch hem, hand torn
and ironed. Buying such sheets at this
low price & an opportunity rarely found.
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Walter Bruce Howe, who has
Joined Mrs. Hove at their summer
residence, Berryhill, at Newport,
win return to Washington the Lat.
ter part OF the month, while Mrs.
Howe WIN remain there until the
late autumn.
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The First Secretary Of the French
Mr.. M. Heilmann, who
has been at Murray Bay. Canada,
with Nine. Heilmann and their
daughters, IL IN New York and il
expected to return to Washington
this week.
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Mr.. Thomas Bell Sweeney, who
has been back In washington on
q hurried trip Of q few days, IS re-
turning today to Bar Harbor.
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Lieutenant Franklin Tyler Apple
gate, u. s. NJ, and Mrs. Apologize
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Mary Francess Ann
Applegate, to Ensign Frank Her
bert Newton, r..
The wedding IL to take place IN
December at Norfolk, Va. Ensign
Newton IL q graduate Of the Naval
Academy, class Of 1923.
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The assistant director Of the
Veterans Bureau, Colonel Edward
Bolght0n, and Mrs. Boughton, have
returned after two-month stay
II EUROPE.
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Clearance Of $17.98 to Gil M
$3.50 High Class Dresses. l4eOO
20 Summer Dresses Of the better kind fashioned Of
finest vciles and lmens in all-oyer embroidered de-
signs, with fine cluster tucs, deep folds and trim
mngs Of rows Of lace around skirt. New blue, white
yellow Lucille cocoa, and rose. Sizes 10 to a.
Godenbergs Second Floor. s4pf
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SALE FARMS
SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

% ACRES ON MARLBORO PIKE-SIX- ROOM
house: good road from tsge; also Is acres near
District line; 5000 cash. $50 month. NJ. 1414.
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MT. PLEASANT.
Sl2.05O-TernS.

Colonial brick home, contain
ing six large rooms; hot-water
heat and electric lights; hard
wood floors and trim; finished
room in basement; lot 20 feet
wide and over 100 feet deep to a
paved alley, with garage; large
front and double back porches !;
servants room, finished, i'll base
ment. This home is located in a
splendid section Of Mt. Pleasant,
near the car line. Is we'll worth
the price asked and should sell
Immediately.
NORRIS clFRITz COMPANY. INC.
14I6 st. Main 617.
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Evening star., 1924-10-14

1881 New Jersey ave. n.w.--lO rooms and
tile bath, latyobc heat, entire house being
renovated. SO
Evening star., 1924-10-14

1f1" Quincy ST. n.w.-New homo, 6 rooms
porches: built-in garage. 500 so
Evening star., 1924-10-14

6nJ Van Burcu st. n.w.--Detached. 8 rooms
and bath. a l.. porches; in excellent repair.
$50
Evening star., 1924-10-14

912 Longfellaw ST. D.w.-7 rooms and bath,
ami, inclosed rear porches, two-car garage
in the rear S95.
Evening star., 1924-10-14

4oo3 Arkansas ST. n.w.--Corncr house. g
porches 500.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

FURNISHED APT, l Il, h. AND B.; GEN
t1eman; reasonable. Main 4103. after 4.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES NOV. |, FURNISH.
ed or unfurnished. I room, kitchenette and
hath in apt. house in NV. section. mos
state rent. Address Box llT-R. Star Office. 16'
YOUNG COUPLE want clean rooms, kitch-
enctte, bath northeast, between and East
capitol. close in: furnished consider unfur.
nlshed. Write A. NJ. Safer, 1l6 9Th ne.
1tuville
WASTED-BY NOVEMBER 20. LITTLE
housckerpiug apartment for business woman.
IN walking distance theatcrs and George
washington University: room. kttchcnette,
hath. Address BoN II1R. star "tticn. 10
Evening star., 1924-10-14
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
NOTICE.!

Can you imagine being able to purchase a
new store and apartment ioca ted q wide
business thoroughfsre for cash payment as
low as $500 and monthly payment that is
less than rent. Consult us at once.
THOS. L. FARRELL,
Realtor.
7o1 10th St. NV Main 7ss.
Evening star., 1924-10-14

On 18th ST. near RIO rooms and ha tn. 500
S01 Carroll ave, Takoma Pk, Md.-Dct &
rooms and bath ami. $50
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RENT HoUsEs-FURNISHED

GET OUR COMPLETE LIST OF FURNISHED
houses for rent
WM 5. PHILLIPS.
Evening star., 1924-10-14

1877 Park I'd. n.w.--l1 r., , D., amt,
porches. arranged for 3 apts., $115.
Evening star., 1924-10-14

f'pV T''TN q n F~TS' W.
1850 PERRY Pi.. NICELY FURNISH
20 o-room house, 10 adults. winter season.
800 per month. Available Nov. ]. Call +
In pm. lis
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$l7o.
c544 18th st. n.w.--5 rooms, bath. h.-w.h,
electricity: $40.
JAMES r. SHEA. 643 la. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1924-10-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES
(COutinued.N

2-SToKY FRAME HOUSES, AND / Bun
salow; owner will sell cheap to clear mort
gage on other property. L. V. CRITTEN
DEN. Takoma PIX Bank. Takoma Park. u. c
Evening star., 1924-10-14
RENT HoUsES-UNFURNIsHED

2sO1 18th ST. NV. (OPPOsITE TIE ONTA.
rio Apartment House rooms, two baths;
modern house. 10 excellent location: immediate
possession. Key next door. Sis per month.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
E.tak 10
Evening star., 1924-10-14

10 PA. AVE. S.W.--UPPER FLOORS; 20
ous, BATH heat and hot water furnished
Evening star., 1924-10-14

BUNGALOW, IDEAL HOME, 8 X. AND B. +;
ami; laundry trays; chicken house: young
fruit: 3 min. to cars: lot 50x15O, incloeed
s.. 800; $500 cash and $40 month. Hystts.
Evening star., 1924-10-14

6lS JEFFERSON NW-pEATACHED BUN
Salow; : rooms; all modern couvcni'n"es; $50.
JAMES L. SHEA, 64S La. ave. NV.
SEVEN ROOMS. HOT WATER HEAT; EN-
posture three sides: no children: possess at
once. Address Box 4+ X. star office. 15'
Evening star., 1924-10-14

IN ST. ALOYSICS PARISH-a ROOMS AND
bath, bay-window brick residence. electricity,
new paperins, wide porch long yard TO alley
prlce, $4,000; good terms. L. j. WALSHE
INC. Call 1InI Eye VI
Evening star., 1924-10-14

222 + ST. N.E.-$6, 800.
6 rooms and bath space for garage.
l. W. GROOMES, 1416 F St.
s NEW H0MES-$6, ESQ.
4Ane Lin, SA6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-22
BINGHAM

PLEASANT .RIDGE-Cecil Bray
has purchased a fine new touring
car. 3D.. .
Mrs. Susie Berry is employed in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Robinson on Main street, Bingham.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson are in
very feeble health this spring. :.
Mrs. Emma Healy Is very poorly.
Mrs. Fred e. Beane is cooking for
Mr.. Beane's rafting crew at the
Dunton house which is owned by the
Central Maine Power company.
Mrs. Harry Greenlaw has pur-
chased driving horse from Clar-
ence Dutton.
The assessors met at r. E. Hume
wells, who is first assessor. last week
and made the taxes for 1924 for
Pleasant Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dutton went
to Starks recently to see Mr.. Dut-
toms mother. who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Minnie Hinckley and sister,
Gladys Barron, are employed at Rowe
pond for the month of May, after
which they expect to go to a camp
at Loon Lake. where they will have
for the summer.
Evender Andrews Of Carry pond
camps passed q few days recently at
his home In the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walker. ST..
Of Maiden. Mass. ere among the
guests at Carry pond.
z. Il. Hin Ii the guest OF his
Mrs. Floyd Hunnewell,
In spite of the heavy rains the
past week the fishing at the various
ponds is reported as pretty good.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-22
Mrs. Cynthia Jones on waterville

Mrs. Cynthia Jones on waterville
hill.
Mrs. Annie Tibbetts was at the
Kennebec Valley Hospital in Show
hogan a few days last week for
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Miner Of
Scion visited his son, Frank Miner,
last week.
| John Fish Of the Independent Re-
porter or Skowhegan was business
caller in town Monday.
Joseph Mcneil resumed his work
on the Maine Central Railroad Nom
day after short vacation. He will
be a brakeman on the passenger
train on the Kineo branch.
Mrs. Abbie Morrison, who has been
passing the winter in Rorida, has
returned and has been visiting for
the past week with Miss Lila Carr.
Mrs. Morrison has now gone to North
Chestervilte for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Merrill. Hi
ram Burgess. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Burgess and infant son Of Fairfield
were Sunday guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Jewett.
Mrs. David Creighton is in a criti-
cal condition at her home on the
Martin Stream road, having suffered
a shock last Thursday morning. Her
daughter. Mrs. Linnie Parker of
Linnfield. Mass, came Saturday to
be with her mother.
Mrs. Naomi Hartford, who has
been in poor health for several
months, is improving.
George Carr Is having his house
shingled.
Mrs. Tina simoneau was on the
sick list last week.
Mrs. Hadley Richardson is assist
ing Mrs. Frank Keene with her work
during the illness Of little Winton.
who 10 confined to his bed with a
broken leg.
Mrs. Henry c. Hussey and daugh-
ter, Miss Virginia. left Monday for
Boston. where they will visit for
about two weeks. Miss Virginia
will attend the commencement ex-
ercises OF La Sale Seminary in Au-
burndale, of which she is an alumni.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Miner. May goth.
Mrs. Lloyd Libby returned home
Saturday from Oakland where she
has been caring for her mother. Mrs.
Flossie Wagner, who is an invalid.
Five cars containing about 20
Thursday evening of last week to
witness the production of the play.
1.-THE Path Across the Hills" which
was given there by local talent. This
same play is to be put on here at a
date soon to be announced for the
benefit OF the Rebekah lodge. The
members of the cast here particular
ly enjoyed seeing the play in which
they are themselves to take part.
Mrs. Evelyn Miner IS serving meals
to transients at her home in Upper
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Berry went to
Starks Sunday, where they visited
Mrs. Berry's sister, Mrs. Dora Lowell.
About 20 members Of Echo Lodge,
X. of p. went to Madison Wednesday
evening Of last week, where they en-
joyed seeing the degrees exemplified
by other lodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Barker and
daughter. Miss Fay, and son. Roland.
formerly of this town. but now of
Waterville were in town early Fri
day to view the fire.