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OFFICES AND STUDIOS

VIZ XS4SS <A&N ~ " O4So
D0CTOR's OFFlCE: SPT.ENDIT LOCATION
nent Apply 'ampbe!rs Pharmacy. Phone
REASONABLE RENTS pOR SUITES OR
single rooms; high ceilings, ample light and
night elevator service in modernEed Federal
American National Bank Bldg. 1871 st.
nv. Apply Room COS. Phone II. $50. Main
IL OTIS BLDG. $40 18Th ST OR 3 OF
nee. suite. 9TH A.. unfur. or partly fur. :
unohstructed view; perfect light: excellent
opportunity for architect: engineer. lawyer
Unrestricted parking Sec janitor or ph VI. 50
FOR RENT FOR CoLORED PROFESSIONAL.
Office. one large room in we'll equipped home
very close to Howard University. Address
Box 9sN. star Office. ~
sECoND.FLooR FRONT. Two LARGF.
rooms: office or business. 521 18th.
PHTLTIrS BITTDING. 18th AND sTS.
up. Also suite suitable dental parior.
WI. $. PHILLIPS,
rooms, including light and heat; So for single
VIM II. SAUNDERS co, INC.
1879 st. NV. Main 1915
FINE, LARGE. LIGHT ROOMS. OCCUPY
ing the entire second floor Of the building
rERcY II, Russell. Co,
a26 18th st. Nv.
III II ST. NV.
Entire first n"or. suitable for business and
AMERICAN sECTRirY AND TRUST CO..
18th and P@nnsylvania Ave.
1916 IL ST. NV.
Entire Bird hoor or in part. very reasona Bile.
A: {. HouGHToS co. REALTORS.
1915 II St NV. Phones Main 1886 1887
ONE OR TWO ROOMS IN LAWYERS SUITE.
Colorado Building.
Address Box aO-v, Star ONCE. So
Individual ofices and Suites
Union Bank HIdg.-7lo 14th St.
Ioew BldsS1I1O St
Dulin Bidr.-Ioth and New York Ave.
Jacobs Bidg.-s14 1ith st.
Reasonable Rentals
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC,
71a 14th st. Main 2a45.
LINCOLN BANK BLDG.
Two-r room suites. large and light. Excellent
for professional offices.
5000 TO $1,000.
wAGGAMANN q BRAWNER. INC,
Frank. 1895. 49, 1Ith 81. NV.
DENTIST.
Suitable for dentists Office. 1122 II ne,
oppisite Woolworth's 1Oc store, moving pic
ture, chain stores and market. Will remodel
to suit. Two rooms on second floor for Offices.
3 living rooms on third floor. NEWS0M, lilo
II ne. Line. aO71.
144S PARK ROAD NV.
Very desirable suite for physician or pro-
fessioBal man on frsth front of very mod
ern apartment building. Rent very reason
able.
VIM. h. HARTUNG 4 CO..
HOS 18th st. NV. Main So1T
md FLOOR I121 18th ST. NV.
rooms .Std.oD
HOME LIFE BLDG, 10Th & q SITS.
Rooms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000 to $50. 90
2ct INDIANA AVE. NV.
- rooms, 3rd floor. Observation-Disclosures. $50 %
l room, 3rd floor. .....-...............c - %
1905 ST. NV. 4th FLOOR.
room .-............ $SOO
B. +. SAUL CO.,
1872 Eye st. NV. Main 200
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FIRST FLOOR. ! ROOMS. ANIL. H.-w.H..
garage. Apply II Wilson blvd. W. Phone
clarendon IA. Clarendon. Va. ~
SIN ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. ENTIRE
nrst floor nf mic" suburban home; 3 porchcs;
lawns. fruit, flowers, grapes: garage: steam
heat; completely fur. inc. piano, library, linen.
silver. dishes. steam heat, etc: So, per mo
IKE. telephone, gas and electricity. Apply 40
l3th 81. NV. Room HU9 Franklin .Sa1. .
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RENT H0USES-UNFURNISHED

~.
| ground. Phone woodside s3-M o.
! TWO-STOHY BRICK HOUSE 1874 RHODE
heat cleo lirht: kew next door 90
! poToNIC uI1IIITS Ni,7r Iun;5p on,,
and tile hath bungalow. electricity. h'w.h,
half block TO cars; $50 month tley. 4SS ss
,I.a KU,R0T7R%F pr IIRcr a.si0Ry
derr lar rarnee. ne.p ~, H., r,rs g s
SJkEyE i..DS conn aSn ;,
,,,, W.vo,;I>,, -. :. -, ,-,..,,1,,-I
home. s.mi.detanhei :. hsths !. ICONS, large
io' , new sltehen' hstan,ans1nH Nv w.. heater cater
nv. n ". - 70
, .
| town IIls. near ST. $40 sIIEfFiEI:p
i 7ao ard 5 E; r. SO. 90
5:3 Kennedy NV. T., r.. b.. h..v.h.. cic. $50
l.s2 & nee r., h............,.....,. 600
| ~ eth sr-sr II . 60 90
'ohN ;, NV ENER bko.. VI. I, w,
i i, flaws OF al ak JnIS ~ sCRiyENER
! G nRo al. 6: ~ w. ' "
a ~, r. m i ,piN'E r.; NV. ,,, Ia
! lariv adsptcd Tor laren FAMILY so a month
st,r Ia oeeopa"'S' tu'''S' dun
!. un,,,S ;, -, -, - no,
hooMs' NJ M ',AhA"E. s'"' a., ~
500 ST NE r. AND H.. $50 PER MO.
] 5l5 p vap. 81.
yrW ,rnIsF-. Rnovs u,Tu > LARGE
p%,rm's' n. WI AMI rcasoha''e Il.
! -
! Il. u 81. NV ) 1HIHl. NJ" LII ~
pterI rooms ana hath Ss, ptr month, 100.
AK IL X. BRANDES. 1853 u 81. H. ""N'.
-
To CoLoRED-SEW Room HOUSE. CEL-
| lnr, Eot,air heat eIcrtricitv ann IT ne,
| S31 per month. Room o3. sl9 18th ~. NV.
,
! q ,oon,s ard hath hot ,si.- h.,, b,-d
,o"ihH e snI VA II. n"' WHIT n'a' "ar' coo %
"o'' hoors' saEas'' --''-''' ''''' Eo''''
; ,5ls =,h sr wv
ro.,n,s and ~, t..% tah 81, ~ w, o,o.
I ~. III. TI" ,ea-acn "a'e' meat $50 oo
| '''' ''sH'S' FA'as'. ..''.''''''''''''' F7''''
fG2l 9TH ST. NV.
! 4 rooms and bath porch, hot water ~.
heat electric lights garage .....''. sso'o
;:7t3 JotELYN ST.
, tri~ lights. sarsc"''. 500. 90
!
:i2n7 NORTHAMPTON ST.
| : rooms and bath. hot water heat, cler.
! trie lights, Lear garage STOOD
-,, ,,.,>1I, ~ m .,.
| @ , 80, "oo'i-i h'H S,-z M
rooms " oa'nS
49, ,,,n,x ,r
Iit' 'hNflN -. e.. ~
.soo ,,.rz ,p1 y, ,cr
-oor,, al " ~, Ho ~ 80 ri ~,
-; Ii.h4u 800 corner bnnHc' " srro on
! -
! Soc orr list Of unfinished houses for addi-
| tIonaI nropc-tics
'''a' f''pe-''
uOorr g mn M,
$50 r7th 81 W
.,onrp> sIx rnG,s .>n p,Tu I,r-
1870 49, 80 Mo 49, -: ,,hs,r ,.n.ss II
tachrn houss: "he-.af garage 'nf'y NJ - -,
~. near 'chooI ana stoFeH. ON uioeA u, rom
o2nn: ave car I'm ,in' NJ FeAsohaoie' none ~"
III { N.E.-s x. H.. ! FLOORS, GOOD
roomin. house, Capitol, etc. MEN
som mo II ne. Line. 10
lU2s 10Th ST N."--9 IL, H.. Ar
ranged Tor apo,' - :. -. 80 $o'-'o
! .oaoreu uenau w I'm - nv 100 M
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS.
I'LL LAMONT ST. NV.
room. Murphy bed, dining acove.
Kitchen and bath SiJ.D
1725 LANIER PLACE NV.
rooms and ba tn. ......-.. $50 %
rooms anu bath. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
1774 you ST. NV
rooms and bat Observation-Disclosures SCI 10
rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures. II 30
1923 BELMONT ST: NV.
! rooms and ba TN. Observation-Disclosures. 81 80
1870 CHAPLIN ST NV
. rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures SEQ 90
340I 18th ST NV.
4 rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures. $500
1918 : ST. NV.
rooms ara hath. .,..-..-..-.... 5000
1883 eth ST NV.
4 rooms aud BATH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO 90
1882 2lst ST. NV.
z rooms, kitcheuette and la tn. ........ SO 90
1872 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
fVoHS apo path. S'J.p
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHEU

YOUNG WIDOW WILL SHARE FURNISHED
board. teve. 1865 X, bet. 10 and Mon.
1880 T. ST-CoMFORTABI.E HOME. WE'LL
furnished: IN rooms. baths. references
CURED. Franklin 3llt -
DESIRABLE HOME, CHEVY CHASE, NEAR
clubs, schools shops and ears. Phone cleNe-
land 343J-J. lO'
1870 18th ST. N.w.-l2 ROOMS = BATH
rooms and toilet; steam heat electric lights.
Month raanH Il, II. HAGSER & Go. Con- ISL comm mr.
ave.
FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW. COMPLETEI.Y
furnished - mile from new Key bridge; ., .
month. loa Horton St. Park Lane, Va.
Clarendon 75l.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH IN NEARBY SUB
utensils. linens. silver, private library. garage,
$3.50 per month, including electricity free.
Apply 40 I4th st. NV, RIM 2o9 Fr. 2s2l.
on EAST CAPITOL ST, NEAR CAPITOL
cleo CAN owner. lincoln 61a-W.
VERY ATTRAC. 7-R. & b. MOD. HOUSE
conn. fur 1ao2 sth ST.. NV. Inq. on prem.
or W. 7. LOCKWOOD. 1410 st. NV. TO-
all modern convenences. near Sheridan Circle,
10 responsible family of adults
Longer. Address Box 143-V. Star office. 90
s ROOMS. ANIL, NICELY FURNISHED.
Adams 1923. %
ON CUE ST RET. 18th AND 1sth--A BEAU
tfully furnished home, 10 rooms. = baths
AMI. Gear garage. to refined family; rent,
$500 per
CARTER & NEAL,
Investment Bldg. Room 3OS
Phone Franklin sJGS
SIN (s) ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED.
On 10Th ST. Mt. Pleasant.
Columbia 20J7 as
HOUSE ON MONTAGUE ST. NV NEAR
l6th-Detached. fully furnished. I rooms and
bath: large garage; one block TO car. Rent,
$50 per month.
LOUIS T. SHOEMAKER
14O7 New York Ave NV. Main 1906
1913 18th ST. NV. $103 On
~ Adams st. n Observation-Disclosures. no 90
3aT1 Northampton Observation-Disclosures. 5000
1884 Columbia road. Observation-Disclosures. 225 90
1926 18th ST. Observation-Disclosures. 235 90
l122 Narnnm Observation-Disclosures. 2J0U
MOORE & HILL. INC,
no nth ST. NV.
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10th ST. HEIGHTS.
Dutch colonial brick; 7 rooms
and bath; 4 bedrooms and sleep
ing porch; 500 per mo.
ON BELT RD..
CHEVY CHASE.
Semi-detached; 6 rooms and
bath; modern; excellent condi-
ton: $9O.5O per mo.
4418 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Conveniently located 7-room
and bath home; front and rear
porches; vacant; $3.50 per mo.
1854 SPRING RID.
A very pretty home, near 14th
st. cars and 10th St. blvd; 6
rooms, bath and sleeping porch !;
all modern improvements; va
cant; SIPS per mo.
3O7 M ST. NE.
A splendid corner home; !
rooms and bath; 4 bedrooms :;
built-in garage; nice condition ::
vacant; sos per mo.
NEAR CENTRAL HIGH
SCHOOL,.
Six large rooms and bath !;
two-car garage; Sis per mo.
Call at once for further Information and
Inspection,
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1415 & ST. NV. MAIN 4I5a
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bEACTlFr1. WOODED BUILDING SITE
%usL "est or 10TH ST, overlooking Rock Crock
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ioloMAC HEIGHTS. u. e. uVERI. oOkIN,;
fo,omac: large corner lot GGSl4l trees: rid,
SOIL Call West lbs W 1913 BOTH Il. NV
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10 LEASE.
4 MODERN STORE AND BUILDING
on 18th ST. NV.
lust north OF g St. % #. front by its full
depth to +of alley. 18th at this point one
of the finest business streets in the city. Inn
mediate possession H. given and ten
wear lease can be had. This is great oppor-
tunity to secure of the most adaptab bic
locations for any frst-ciass retail or wholesale
business 1t has a clean. open concrete cellar
extending under the pavement. Apply to
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. INC.
1oiS Vermont Ave. NV Phone Main AS.
on ST. NEAR 13th-SToRE WITH 3
rooms and bath; fine section; near the new
Cosmopolitan Theater.
4.s3 18th ct. nw.-Entire 3-story brick build
ing, store one large room covering entire sec
oDd foor, rooms and bath Oh 3rd floor. For
further information see
WALTER \. BROWN.
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! SGT ARE ROCKVILLE ELECTRIC. BEAT
on. |. - and Il acre lots, ranging from $500
70 Si,uD each; small cash payment and small
monthly payments LEWIS kEISFR Reth-
esda. Md. Tel. tleve 1928 -
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WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs

HOUSE WANTED IN TAkOMA PARK. DIS
trict side: good cation: rooms bath. ga
rage: detached: 500 month. Tan Adams
+5o until II am
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RENT--FARMS.

RENT-FARMS.
TWENTY INVENT ACRES SUITABLE FOR TRUCK
from, cS%,nIortable Groom house: three miles
MI sl3 New York NV. %
WANTED-FARMS.
SMALL FARM
NEAR WASHINGTON.
NJ: :. Box ~ Norfolk. Va.
FOR SALE-LOTS.
ENTIRE SQUARE. UNIMPRoyED; ALI. OK
T. FGsT TEp iocated ne; very reasonable j.
II: I2SIkR. ~ 2lst st. NV
INVEST IN wASHINGToN-EXC EpTIoNAI,
bargains in 18th IT and Chevy Chase lots
G y. DERBY. 800 Colorado. Main 1855, Eve
ninss. Adams J799
SQUARE ROCKVILLE ELECTRIC BEAr
~ y, Nv. ~ snd = acre lots, ranging from 500
10 sl,uU each: small cash payment and small
monthly payments. LEWIS hEISER Beth
esda. Nd Tel clev". 1928. ..
BEAUTIFUL. WOODED BUILDING SITE
}ust west OF 18th 81, overlooking Rock Crock
tars- y" HEK. Lincoln $40 or Main 3974,
ImanaAc HI HhiGHTS = 6; "vERLooKIN,:
SOL. Can West 2l5sW. 1913 BOTH 81. NV.
FOR SALE BY OWNER MOST BEAUTIFUL.
,"t IN aassachnsttts Ave. PARK; III" highrs;
30 foot front. Phone North $40 -
SEVEN ACRES FINE GROUND. RIGHT n,
kensington, only So monthly; no cash nav.
ment; elec. near; only 81, 900 Col SJai "
IAhoAA PARK BUILDING LoT. 45I $50.
sewer, water. gas clr".. sidewalk $3.50:
terms; another, 5oxls6. level, shady lot sescr
water, cleo, both convenient 10 cars; only
sIVo: terms. Col 1871.
THE MARKHAM TRAIT. FACING on BEN
ninss I'd. ne. near Ind st: 40 acres over
..WOOOU square feet, and impS suitable To-
s1bdl' ISi"n purposes tHAS ; SHRENE,
IL C"nn. ave, ts0le agent
"AREHUl 81 SITE. md COMM. ZOSI
About 'n.tJI T.. 81, 900
Near railroad and Bsnning
tHAS. ". STEERS 1870 y = Ave NV So
CONE OFT To ind 4 RITrENHOTSE AM,
ask or representative snow Won on" 49,
all i've OF ia" BEAUTIFUL tE"yy Chase lot, We
have for sal" today. Til" prlc, is less lila i
81 800 each.
\ e. RoBERTSON 90. MAIN 100 :
ONE or THE MOST BEATrIFTL HOME
sites or Investments 16rh St. with from,
age OF a. feet. Wonderful view overlook in=
Rock Creek Park. For quick sale can be- pur-
chased a. very low price
RoRkRT T.. HEATER
HOLE Colorado Bldg.
Main 1861 Franklin e3aS
WOODBRIDGE ID {
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TO INV ESIORS,
RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY

326 PA. AVE sE-STORE AND a-R. APT. !:
janitor service and heat furnished: SO per
month. JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS, JIj
East Capitol 81.
AUTO SALES II. AND SERVICE STA 1897
l4th ST. n ". Large electri elevator: 500.
1899 X. Il. BEHREND. 1917 NV Il
1916 II ST Ne. LGE. STORE. ELEC.,
h.w.h., r. bath. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 ~
slI 9Th ST s,xSStor. !: rooms ~ 40
THOMAS I. BROWN. SlI H. 81 SW
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FOR SALE-LOTS,

ENTIRE SQUARE. USIMPRovED; ALI. on
I - I, well located. ne; very reasonable !
II. FOSTER. 1S2 2Ist st. NV
VEST in WASHINGToN-EXC
~ psr I, In 18th II. and Chevy Chase lots
nings. Adams J79g
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- =
1902 18th 81.

Exceptionally attractive and
conveniently located apartments
in the downtown and uptown
sections OF the city. rents $50 to
SIS, located in the following
buildings:
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TWENTY ACRES SUITABLE FOR TRTiCE
ing, comfortable Groom house: three mile
LIN u,n Center Market. So. CAYWOOD & GAL
hEIi, s1o New York ave. NV %
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KINGFIELD

\ change in train time has gone In
to effect, the train now leaving for
Pennington at 1155.
Charles Written has taken job
with the state highway construction
and went to Augusta Friday.
Robert Cunningham and daughter
Opal who have been visiting here are
now stopping at Sweets Pond Mr..
Cunningham who has been superin-
tendent of the numbering operations
for +. b. Estes &c Sons Co. at Han
cock, Mass, expects to make his
home in this vicinity possibly King
field.
Mrs. Flora Norton Dexter, son Will
bur, Jr., and daughter Lillian of jack
son, Heights, New York, are spend
ing the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. A. Norton.
Lawrence Cross and Philip Dodge
have gone to Camp Devens for train
ing during the month OF August,
Work at the new cement bridge
has been progressing well for the
week. good sized crew has been
busy building a tool house and con-
structing temporary bridges, one to
the island and the other across to
the north side. Edmond Cyr & Com
pany of Waterville are contractors.
the contractors and builders of the
new East New Portland bridge.
Alvah G. Brown and Mrs Mamie l..
Jefferds, both of Windham were unit
ed in marriage at Kingfield Saturday,
July 18th by Pastor c. ID. Mckenzie,
using the single ring service. They
are making their home at Carrabas-
sett for the summer
George Thomas of Brooklyn. n. Y.
came Monday to join his family who
have been passing the summer with
Mrs Thomas' father. A. S. Parsons
and relatives in New Portland and
kingfield.
Miss Lou Carville, Boston, came
Monday to visit Miss Leila Hunnewell
and attend the wedding of Miss Thel-
ma French.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Lander and three
children and maid of Auburndale.
Mass. are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w Lander.
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journal of American Medical
Associationl
Tale of a Tummy

journal of American Medical
Association)
1000 a. m.-Oh, dear! Another
warm day. Wonder If III be abused
as | was yesterday. If | am I'm 60
ing on a strike Just disposed of
half chewed breakfast. We jggled
about and got so tired that it took me
twice as long to do my work. Hope
she gives me an hour or two of com
plete rest before anything more comes
my way.
1870 a. m.-Two glasses of ice wat
er have just arrived. 1t will take
all the energy can pump up in the
next hour just to warm me up to
normal again.
1850 a. m.-Half chewed breakfast
did not satisfy her and she has
bought some peanuts and started
again.
1900 m.-Peanuts have been drift.
ing along steadily ever since. Think
she has finished them, too.
1890 D. m.-Decided she wasn't
very hungry and instead of good
solid dinner sent me down cold
egg-nog heavy with chocolate. Could
have managed 1t all right If it hadn't
been so unnaturally cold, but that
made 1t terribly difficult to deal with.
! Ito p. m.-More Ice water.
lao p! m.-Was mistaken about
the peanuts. She found another
handful in the bottom of her vanity
bag, and now I'm getting them again.
2.05 p. m.-More ice water.
2.10 D. m.-She has been lifting
some heavy books and as usual used
Of har m e.
cles. You see, she's never had any
proper physical education. Soft
fabby, slouchy sort. Tired me al
most as much as six course dinner
800 p. m.--Furtive fellow has brot
us a box of caramels. Just heard
her say. ooh dear! | don't feel bit
we'll The milk in that egg-nog
must have been sour
$50 p. m.-We played set Of ten
mis- before dinner and here I am all
tired out and lot of work to do.
$50 p. m.-We were invited by a
sissy sport with a belt on his coat
to have a soda before going home
Had a lemon phosphate then had to
run for car.
100 p. m.-Fried 'taters, cucumbers,
veal outlets. catsup, cookies and
canned blue berries. What do you
know about that?
745 p. m.-We are strolling down
to the corner with knock-kneed
guy in sport shirt and white pants
for a pineapple walnut college ice
$40 p. m-Got home and found
that some one had made some iced
tea, She drank two glasses.
tried hard to keep the tea and the
college ice separated but they mixed
in spite of me, go on strike.
$50 p. MI have sent back the col
lege ice and the iced tea.
$40 p. m.--Returned the blue ber-
ries.
S45 p. m.-And the peanuts,
900 p. m.-The devil to pay. can't
get the doctor
GIT p. m.-Doctor found at the
movies. Mother thinks its weak
stomach inherited from her father
Knock knee suggests it's beastly
weather-the big boob.
9.45 p. m.-Doctor says it Is from
bilious temperament. Goodnight!
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Father Was Born In SkOW hogan

Miss Rosa Bonheur Moore of New
York arrived in Skowhegan Thurs
day of last week, having come into
Maine by way Of Canada. Miss
Moore is the daughter of Martin Van
Buren, and Charlotte Doane) Moore.
The father was born in Skowhegan,
probably on farm. Miss Moore
has a picture Of a set of buildings,
evidently constructed for farm pur-
poses, which she understands to have
been her fathers birthplace. She is
naturally curious to know its loca-
ton. She believes it to have been
in rural section Of Skowhcgan, but
1t might possibly have been in the
village
Louis Moore, Miss Moore's uncle,
who will be chiefly remembered as a
resident of Gardiner, was brother of
Martin Van Buren, Moore. above men
toned. He married Miss Katherine
Parker of this town and they lived
here for brief period. Can anyone
tell lis the house which they occu-
pied?
Mrs. Moore, wife of Louis Moore,
will be remembered as a relative of
Meier c. Cushing The family home
was on Alder street at the corner
of Bridge street.
There were two daughters born to
Louis Moore and Katherine Parker,
both now residents of Pekin, China.
Miss Alice. the younger, is teaching,
and Agnes became the wife of Robert
Kendall of Boston.
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Funeral of Mrs. r. B. whitney Today

Friends of Mrs. c. F. Hamilton and
Mrs. Mabel W. Capen of Skowhegan,
will sympathize with them In the
death OF their mother. Mrs Rebeeea
B. Whiting. which took place on All
gust 4th at the age of SO years.
Though in falling health for some
time Mrs. Whiting has been able TO
be about the house until the last
three months and retained until the
last her interest in those who were
dear to her.
Her husband, the late Paul Ruggles
Whiting of North Newport. who died
in 1892, was the son of one of the
early settlers Of that town. After
his death Mrs. Whiting moved to Dex-
ter, later making her home in Rock
land and Waterville with her daugh-
ter. She has been in Skowhegan for
several months.
A Methodist In faith and member
ship she was woman of strong
Christian character, a devoted mother
and firm friend, and will be long re-
by those who knew her.
She leaves to mourn her loss, be-
sides her daughters Mrs. Hamilton and
Mrs Capen, a step-daughter. Mrs. W.
J. Johnston OF Bangor, and two
grandsons Paul and Robert Hamil-
ton.
The funeral service will be held at
the home. IL Mechanic street, Show
hogan. Thursday at 1870 a. m. and
the burial in the family lot in the
North Newport Cemetery.
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War Veterans to Have Reunion

The Third Maine Regiment Asso-
citation will hold the 50th annual re-
union In Grand Army Hall, Augusta,
Wednesday. August 10. There was
one company that went into this regi-
ment from Skowhegan. OF the one
hundred or more from Somerset Coun-
ty, S. f. Emerson, chaplain of the as
ISOLATION is the only one in the county
At the reunion one year ago only four
teen members of the regiment were In
attendance which proved how rapidly
the veterans of the Civil War are pass
ing away. The Third Maine served
the entire three years enlistment in
the Army of the Potomac
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PALMYRA

Mrs. Cora Hammons and grandson
Leslie Hutchins of Portland, are Wis
iting at W. T.. Leavitt's.
Miss Florence Merrill of st. Adams
is spending a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. E. c. Leavitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liston Goodrich of
Deadwater were recent guests at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
l.. Goodrich of Palmyra.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hubbard and
family of Narberth, Pa, are visiting
relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sawyer of Nell
bury. Mass, have been visiting rela-
tives in town the past week.
The many friends of Wilbur Miles
were panied to hear of his sudden
death, which occurred at his home in
Newport. Thursday. Mr.. Miles was
for many years a resident of Palmyra.
The funeral was Sunday afternoon.
and he enterment was at the village
cemetery, Palmyra,
Miss Lillian Jones of Portland is
visiting relatives in town.
Rev Mr. Bennett OF Hartland will
preach at the church at Palmyra
Sunday morning, August 10.
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HARTI.AND
Received too late for publication
last week.

(Received too late for publication
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brooks and son
Clyde motored to Bradford last Sat-
urday afternoon where they passed
the week end with relatives.
Miss Thelma Cookson was the guest
of her aunt. Miss Anne Merrick at
her home on Webb Ridge a few days
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Giberson have
moved from Mrs. Cooksons rent on
Pittsfeld avenue to the rent on Acad
envy street recently vacated by Chas.
Tibbetts
Mrs Phillips of Medford, Mass, is
the guest of her sister. Mrs j. H.
Haley at her home on Elm street.
Mrs. Mabel Cannon is patient at
the Tibbetts hospital where she I'M
derwent a surgical operation last
Thursday.
Mrs. Leta Libby. Mrs. Lila Cook
son, Marie Libby and Clyde Cookson,
Jr., were guests last Wednesday at
Mrs, Vivian Martins in North Tart
land.
Mrs. Laura Field and children of
st. Adams were guests at Oral Field
on Commercial street last Thursday.
Master Floyd Merrick of Augusta
is passing a few weeks with his
Ridge.
Miss Arabelle McCrillis OF Bangor
spent the week end with her mother
Mrs. Amy McCrillis at the home of
Albert Ward