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Richmond planet., 1924-02-23
War Dept. Appoints
Officers to Consider
24fh xI7fdnfryI77en
Secretary of War Weeks acknowledges
Houston Martyr Petition.


sister NJ. ]. Evans, Asso, Grand Lee
turer also Mr.. ]. w. Thompson, Grand
Secretary.
The floral designs were numerous
and costly. Among the many designs
the one from the State Grand Lodge
No. was most conspicuous.
He served 26 years continuously as
an officer of the organizations as foi'
lows: years Deputy Grand Chief anu
% years Grand Chief. During these
years of service the Independent Or
der of Good Samaritans and Daught,
ers of Samaria prospered wonderfully
He was beloved by all, not only State
Grand Lodge No. G. but throughout
jurisdiction of America.
Condolences were many, which be-
speak his worth, to the Church, State
and National Grand Lodge. Interment
at Msthodise Cemetery Eynchburg,
Va
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23

might not these colored soldiers also
be granted clemency, whose only o.
fense was to take part in a race riot
where evidence has been produced TO
show that large part of the response
bility should be borne by the white civ
ilian population.
81 am writing to ask you on the eve
If Lincoln's birthday to grant clemen
cy to these soldiers in the same kindly
spirit and with the same sense of JUS
tjce that Lincoln always showed i'll
pardoning young soldiers who hao
been sentenced to death or to impris-
onment during the Civil War.
Trusting you will accept this letter
in the spirit in which it is written, ana
grant clemency to these colored sol
diers still in confinement.
Respectfully yours,
(Signed:) s.-s,as.-ssaa =
HAMILTON FISH, JR."
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23

An effort to enforce segregation!
against colored people of Washington
d. c., through agreements amonS
white property holders not to sell to
any person of Negro race or blood, IS
being contested in the courts OF Wash
ington by the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People.
James A. Cobb, Chairman of the Legal
Committee OF the Washington Branch,
n. A. A. C. p. William H. Lewis, form
Ell assistant U. S. Attorney General;
and James p. Schick are conducting
the cases. Associated with them as al
visory counsel are Arthur B. Spingarn
Vice-president of the n. A. A. G. P;
Herbert X. Stockton, Of the Assocla-
tions Legal Committee; and Emory
r. Smith. The National Office has cou
tributed 5000 toward the legal expens
es of the cases.
Two cases are involved. One is that
of Mrs. Helen Curtis who. because OF
her color, was enjoined from taking
title to property which She had pur-
chased from white property owner,
On the ground that the sale violated
;he white property owners agreement.
Decision having been rendered against
Mrs. Curtis Mr.. Cobb has appealed
the decision to the Court of Appeals
The segregation agreement is held TO
violate Constitutional amendments
which guarantee equal protection 9f
III law and to be against public policy.
The brief recites:s
Among the injuries to the public
welfare that would result from uph Id
ing such a covenant as in the case at
bar and the property segregation
which it seeks to enforce may be enIm
Grated as follows:
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23
Gone, But Not Forgotten.


Ruther, Glenn, Vain sad, but low
ing remembrance of my dear sister
Mrs. Rosa Byrd, who departed this
life, February Goth, 1923 at her res
dence 1908 Chaffin Street, Richmond
Va.
Oh, how we miss thee dear Sister,
For none can fill thy place,
But we know you are waiting
To greet us all some day,
On the hill of the shining gold,
A glittering crown upon your brow,
For you are one of the Savior's fold
Sleep on your tolls all are over,
We hope to meet you some day,
On Canaan's happy shore.
Devoted brother,
r. S. TAYLOR.
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23

Southside Richmond, in the heart
of Newtown was thrown in the great
est excitement last Tuesday just be-
fore noon when it was learned that
Mrs. Ethel Harris Brooks, had been ac-
c.dentally shot by Richard Sweet"
Robinson.
Mrs. Brooks was rushed to the hospi-
tai where she died in less than two
hours afterwards. Both parties are
we'll known on the Southside. Mrs.
Brooks is the only daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry Harris, and when quite
young girl, won an enviable reputation
in the now famous Jenkins Quartette
II is known for her cheerful dispos'-
ton.
Richard Robinson is the oldest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Henry Robinson and
he has been in his fathers employ ever
since he was boy. being his foremost
clerk. Young Robinson surrendered
himself to the authorities Tuesday eve
ming and at the preliminary hearing
Wednesday morning, was bailed under
the sum of $4,000.
1t seems as if Robinson was on his
route Tuesday collecting orders for
his fathers grocery store, 1902 Hull
Street, when he happened to stop in
Mrs. Brooks store, which is located on
the corner of Holly and Cersley streets.
Both parties knew each other and the
best of friendly feeling existed.
1t is claimed that both parties
were handling a revolver and that
suddenly it went off, discharging
bullet into the stomach of Mrs.
Brooks and she sank to the floor,
mortally wounded. Other parties
were in the store at the time this
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23
MRS. YOUNG GONE.

The funeral of Mrs. Phoebe Young
who departed this life February 18th
took place last Monday afternoon from
the Zion Baptist Church. A large num-
ber of friends of the family were pres
ent to pay the last tribute of respect
to the deceased and to sympathize with
the bereaved family. Rev. ]. w. Dud
ley, the pastor, preached very pathet
ic sermon.
The remains were inferred in Mt.
Olivet the colored section of Maury
Cemetery.
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23
FUNERAL OF MIR. G. F. HUBBARD

The funeral of Mr.. G. F. Hubbard
Grand Chief of the Independent Order
of Good Samaritans and Daughters OF
Samaria, was conducted at Diamond
Hill Baptist Church, Lynchburg, Va
Tuesday February 10Th, 1924, at 200
o'clock P. NJ. Rev. G. L. Wells o1iciat-
ed, assisted by Rev. c. G. Cabell, Rev.
Temple Johnson, Rev. E. G.. Smith,
Prof. R. C. Wood, President of Va
Seminary, and others.
Notwithstanding the inclemenc<- OF
the weather there was an appreci-
ative audience. Among the grand off
GERS present were Past Grand Chief,
C. H. Munford; Grand Treasurer, Ed
ward Thorps; Auditors. Mrs. Susie
II. Robinson, Mr. F. l.. Williams, and
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23
Gard of Thanks.

Mrs. Sarah Reed of SO7 N. 32nd st {,
and daughter, Marian desire to ex-
press their sincere thanks to the neigh
bors and friends for their splendid
services rendered at the sudden sad
death of Stephen Reed, husband and
father; for their prayers, the nice
trays and beautiful floral designs and
every act of kindness shown them.
May Gods rich blessings ever stay
with you.
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23
In Memoriam.

WINSTON-In kind and loving re-
membrance of our mother, Katie V
Winston, who died two years ag.,
February 22nd, 1922.
Her sufferings ended wit hthe day;
Yet lived she at it's close,
And breathed the long, long night
away
In statue-like repose.
Her boys,
MOSES WINSTON.
DANIEL B. WINSTON
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23

Mrs. Theresita Chiles Norris and
children in company with Rev. and
Mrs. J. J. Cloe we're visiting their par
ents and friends of this city for the
past few days.
Falling in pool Of water wasn't
anything. He has ticket to see Whit
ney and TUFTS "Come Along Mandy"
and she came along.
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23
SHARON BAPTIST SERVICES.
Sunday, February oath. Location. Cor
ner of Leigh and First Streets.

1000 A. M. Sunday School and Mems
Bible Class taught by the Pastor.
11:25 P. M. Sermon by the Pastor,
Subject: "The. Center of Attraction"
900 P. M The Young Peoples Meet
ing.
S:15 Pm. Sermon by the Pastor.
Subject: "In Touch With Jesus"
Wednesday, February 9th, 8:15 P.
M. Sermon by Rev. ]. W. Dudley, D.
D. pastor of Zion Baptist Church.
For benefit Of Brother Chas. Payne's
Club. All are welcome to our services.
Rev. r. H.. Johnson, M. A., B. D., Pas
tor. w. L. Johnson Clerk. ~
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23
Whereabouts of Johnnie Reed.

I have been trying to locate my
brother Johnnie Reed. Ny name Was
Emma Reed, but am married now. |
also had a sister named Sissie Reed
but she died. We were in an orphan
house in Norfolk. My father lived in
Richmond, Va.
MRS. H. G. WILLIAMS,
II Union Street,
Buffalo, New York.
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23
DIR. TENANTS APPOINTMENT

DR.. A. A. Tenant has been appoint
ed Examining Physician to examine
all applicants for work in the Postal
Service, also to examine all disabled
soldiers applying for entrance to the
War Veterans Hospital. He can be
consulted at his Office, GIG E. Clay ST.;
or Phone Madison POPS.
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23
SOUTH RICHMOND YOUTH KILLS
POPULAR YOUNG lAATRON WHEN
PISTOL. ACC|DENTLY DISCHARGES

unfortunate tragedy happened.
Profound regret is expressed by the
entire community. The funeral OF Mrs.
Ethel Brooks will take place Sunday
from the Second Baptist Church at l
o'clock, of which she was member.
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23
MONDAY IS MUSIC
NIGHT IN RICHMOND
At ARMSTRONG HIGH

Maud Cuney Hare, Pianiste, and
William H. Richardson, Baritone will
be presented in a Costume Recital,
Songs of the Orient and Tropics.
The unusual design and content OF
the program is sure tp please music
loving Richmond. The Creole songs
for which Mrs. Hare, Aherself has ar
ranged the music and made the trans
lations will be sung by Mr.. Richard
son. Of him, The Democrat and Chron-
icle of Rochester, N. Y, says: "Mr.
Richardson is Baritone of splendid
gifts. He sings with earnestness and
dignity and is an Intelligent interpre-
ter of his songs His progral. was an
exacting one and one which would
test any singers versatility" Of Mrs.
Hare the same paper says: "It was in
her informal talks about Folk music
that she was particularly charming
and she was at her very best in the in
teresting group of songs Of the Gre
oles." While Philip Hale in the Boston
Herald says: She is fluent speaker
fortunate in her choice of words" Mrs.
Hare enjoys the distinction of being
the only colored woman ever appeared
on Boston Lecture Course and also one
Of the chosen g alEsetoEs for q the the Public
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23
woMEN-"FosTER MOTHERS"
OF MUSIC

Mrs. Hare and Mr. Richardson come
to Richmond not only as guests of the
Girl Reserve Organization of the Y. w.
G. A., but as guests of the Women OF
Richmond. Women all over the city Of
both races joined as never before to
make Monday February 25th, a day OF
significance in the History of Rich
mond and to make these Artists visit
pleasant one.
The patronesses and patrons list
has outgrown even the expectations OF
the committee. Business men and
firms have also combined with the wo
men, not only in the handling Of tick
cts but in advertising through 1.-The
Girl Reserve Souvenir Program" 9th
er organizations keyed up with the
Richmond Spirit" are cooperating.
Last those who have not yet purchas
ed their tickets are urged to do so be-
fore Monday evening. Tickets may he
purchased through the Misses M. Sgd
ney Mayo, Lillian Peters, Belle Boyo.
Antionette Bowler, Leah Lewis, Mar
tina Chiles, G. V. Kyles, B. G. Ed
munds, Ruth Evans, Constance Hill,
Hazel Tyler; Mesdames NJ S. Mayne,
M. R. Allen, Matilda D. Mimms, W. Fl.
Hughes, Alice S. Bowser, Kate G. Col
son, any Girl Reserve. The Y. w. G. A.
both at 515 N 7th and North 5th ST.,
Slaughter's Cafe, Globe Barber Shop,
ST. Lukes, The Richmond Voice. DR..
B. B. Tharps Office. Tickets rs and so
cents.
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23
Woodmen Box Social

Local members Of the American
Woodmen are having Box Social at
506 N. Fifth Street, Friday night
February 10Th from to 1880 P. M.
All members are urged to be present.
Friends are cordially invited to attend.
An enjoyable evening promised. A. b.
Jones, Commander; Susie E. ]. Grant,
Clerk.
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23

Climbing the golden stairs, is all
right, so "Come Along Mandy" Whit
ney and Tutt at the Academy of Music
next Monday and Tuesday nights.
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23

Manager Leo Wise made the selec-
tion and the show, is here. See Whit
ney and Tut at the Academy Of Music
next. Monday and Tuesday nights.
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23

There is no use worrying Whitney
and Tut will be at the Academy Of
Music next week and you'll be happy
then.
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23

Mrs. w. c. Scott, of 719 N. Third
street has recovered from her recent
.indisposition. ~
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23
(Crusader Service }

Chicago, Feb. 14-The All-Race AS.
sembly or Sanhedrin, as the romanti,
lists prefer to call it, is in full blast Ill
IBIS city and with its mighty delega-
lions from sixty-one national organl-
cations is dominating the stage in
spite of the fact that another race co..
ention-that of the Lincoln League
is in session here at the same time.
The Al! Race Assembly got under
yay officially on Monday noon at the
" abash Avenue branch Of the Y. M. G.
A. Kelly Miller, chairman Of the Cons
nittee Of Arrangements aptomted ~
the Permanent United Fr0rt Confer
ence which sent out the call for the AS
sembly, presided. More than fifty cf
':he 81 participating organizatio IS
wtre represented at the first meeting.
LFhe delegations OF the ctllers woI
still en- route. The business Of the day.
contested chiefly in registering the
delegates and assigning them to rooms
provided by committee that had been
working for more than week. In the
afternoon, the Assembly went into or
ranization. The committee on regisrra
ticn reported and the meeting adjourn
I'd to the vincennes Hotel, where
public reception and dance was held.
Richmond planet., 1924-02-23
NEGRO LABOR HEARD FROM.

The Tuesday morning session open
ed in the gymnasium OF The Y. M. T..
A, at 10:30. Most of the delegates had
arrived and a number estimated a..
Llore than 500 were present to hear lie
opening address Of Dean Kelly Miller.
Many committees were appointed a..i
he meeting then proceeded into the
business for which the conference was
called: to discuss all phases of life per
tanning to "The Negro in America"
with view to establishing basis for
q United Negro Front.
CONTINUED on Page 81
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was a guest of friends in town on
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Donahue was taken to
Elh City hospital in Waterville on
Thursday morning for surgical treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kicker and
son. Edward Kicker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Cowan and Mrs. Mary Blake,
who have been visiting Mrs. Blake's
son, Walter Blake and family OF
Fairfield street will leave this morn
ing for Manchester. N. H.. on their
Mr.. and Mrs. Sturgeon Hoar and
daughter, Lottie. will leave this
morning for Peaks Island to VISIT
Mr.. Hears brother. Henry Hear, and
family for few days. They will be
accompanied by MIR. Hoar's mother,
Mrs. Arninta Hoar, and daughter,
Miss Bertha HoAr, who have been
their guests for the past week and
who will visit in Portland and Peaks
Island before returning to their home
In Denver. Colo.
Mrs. Elmer Mathews of Cochituate
and Mrs. Linnie Downing of Welles-
ley Hills. Mass, who have been pass
ing q two weeks vacation at Mrs.
Susan Penney's cottage on Lake
Messalonskee. have returned to their
homes.
Henry Carlton and family, man.
ager OF the Carlton Stock Co, who
ere playing at the Silver theatre in
Waterville. have leased Mrs. Susan
Penney's cottage on Lake Messalon-
skee for two weeks.
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"a few days, have returned to their
home in Camden. They were &C.
companied home by Mrs. Bryant ana
two children, Mary and Elisabeth,
who have been guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Leech for the past three weeks.
F. ]. Prentiss and son, Lester. were
overnight guests Wednesday of Mr..
Prentiss' cousin, Mrs. Eugene Perry,
leaving Thursday morning on bust
ness trip to Waterville and Gardi..
ner in connection with Mr.. Prentiss
work as manager of the Holiings-
worth and Whitney plant In Chica-
no. Mr.. Prentiss and son will visit
relatives in Boston. Mass. on their
way home.
Mir. and Mrs. Fred crcwell and
Harold Crewell. who have been Wis
iting friends and relatives In tewn.
have returned to their home In EASE
Highgate, VT. They were accempa-
MED home by Miss Charlotte Bick-
ford. who will be their guest for q
time. The trip was made by auto
and on their return the party visited
at the Wiley Camps in the White
Mountains
Rev, and Mrs Baron Mclntire ano
two soiis OF Chelsea, Mass. are pass
ing their vacation with Rev. Mcin-
tires grandmother. Mrs. Lizzie NC
Intire of Summer street.
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CORINNA

Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Graves
. of Lowell, Mass, are staying at
Camp Benson for the summer.
Henry Shorey came from South
Windham Thursday for a visit to
his home here. He returned Sunday.
Ernest Barney and wife with three
guests were among the out of town
people who attended church here
Sunday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Stanley, son
Sherwin and daughter. Lucille, went
TO Cranberry Isles Friday for a visit
with Mrs. Stanley's mother and sis
ter.
Fred Adams and family were in
Bar Harbor Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Leathers Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Cora feathers in
Stoughton. Mass.
Herman Curtis returned to Brigh-
ton Monday afternoon after a several
days visit in town.
Mrs Jennie Nutter OF Stetson f.
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Blanchard this week. she will call on
friends and relatives during her stay
in town.
Percy J. Shaw of Brewer was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
There was small attendance of
members at Twilight Grange Mon
day evening. One visitor from Pleas
ant Lake Grange, StetsoE was pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Smith and
daughter Thurmer Smith. returned
Thursday from visit with friends in
West Gouldsboro.
Mrs. Ada Godfrey Of Detroit, Mich,
came Monday night and win be the
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guest Of her sister. Mrs. George Foot
man and husband
The weekly band concert was en-
Joyed by a good crowd Tuesday eve
ming.
Edwin Trickey and wife. Jason
Small and wife started carly Friday
morning for the Rangeley Lake re-
gions where they spent the week end
camping.
Mrs. Richard Barker and dauRh-
ter. Evelyn. left Nondsy morning for
a weeks visit in Carroll. Me, guests
OF Mrs. Barker's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Osgood.
Miss Louise A. Ross went to Dow
er-Foxcroft Friday for visit with
relatives.
Friends Of Frank Macomber are
sorry to hear that he Is SICK in bed
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Smith and
two children were In Waterville for
the fourth, guests Of Mr.. Smiths pa
rents.
Charles feathers and family went
to Augusta Saturday to visit Mrs.
Leathers' daughter, Miss Helen
Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lothrop ann
daughter Harriet were In Water
vile over the fourth at the home of
Mrs. LOthrop's brother Guy Ladd and
family.
Mrs. Fred Condor and daughter OF
Preaque Isle came Saturday to visit
relatives here.
George Crowell and wife were in
Dexter July 4th returning. home by
way of Garland, Kenduskeag, Ban
gor, taking In Beech Grove and Auto
Rest park.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Winchester en-
tertained ut their cottage at Camp
Benson, Friday. George and DR..
Charlotte Rollins.
M. ana Mrs. Fred Leayitt, Miss
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guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E L Miller
Sunday.
Ida Overlook has gone to Union
where she has employment for sew
eral weeks.
FAMILY OF Dresden Mills have been
passing a few days with relatives In
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Shuman and
son, Roger. Mrs. d. o. Stahl, Miss
GRANVILLE Benner and Clarence Shu-
man. who have been visiting relatives
and friends in Portland for a few
days. returned home Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. James Thomas,
Capt. and Mrs. Arthur D. Thomas
and Mrs. Henry Ewell Of ST. George
passed Monday evening with MIR.
and Mrs. Elmus Shuman.
Quite delegation from this place
attended the ball game at Togus Sun
day.
Rev. Mabelle Whitney passed the
fourth of July in Troy with friends.
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday at
their room for an all-day session
Capt. and Mrs. A. ID. Thomas of
st. George and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmus
Shuman were in Augusta the fourth.
ANSNth0a6 AOtiC by tttc way VA Asttu-
mond. Brunswick and Bath.
Fred Witham. Foster Mank and
Clarence Shuman have been shingling
the chapel at Stickneys' corner.
G. b. Walter made q business trip
to Waldnboro Wednesday.
Mrs. William Flanders. who has
been quite sick for several days. Is
gaining.
Alden Winchenbach and Richard
Austin made business trip to Rock.
land Tuesday.
Jacob c. Bogues. who Is a smart
old gentleman of SO years. has gone
TO Boston. Mass. fer several days
visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laferest Mank. Who
have employment In MASSACHUSETTS,
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The three act drama entitled "Rar
Maven" was presented by the North
Augusta Dramatic Club under the
auspices of Cascade Grange on
Wednesday evening in Grange hall.
The drama was especially pleasing
and the parts were all well taken.
The following is the cast Of char
acters: Captain Hiram Hopper. an
old fisherman, Peter Tobin: Harding
stone. his helper. Guy Cummings,
Leo Bradbury. in search of an herr.
Minot Thomas; Gideon Graham,
wealthy rascal. Arthur Tilton; Rev.
John Wesley Virgins. parson at
bar Haven, seldom Jones; Cy Brack-
EFT. who is fishing for fish and Ara
bella, U. s. Parker: Mrs. Wardell or
the Manor. Harriet Knowles: Flor
ence Wardell. her daughter. Sarah
Thomas; Kate Wardell. who comes
into her own. Beatrice Thomas
Jones: Spray Hopper, the captains
daughter, Evelyn Dutton; Arabella
Wortendyke. Elizabeth Tobin. The
entertainment was followed by q So
cial dance. Refreshments Of ice
cream and fruit punch were on sale.
The affair was well patronized and
was in charge Of the following COM
mittee: Mr.. and Mrs Mahlon Knight,
Earl Savtelle and Charles Wheeler.
Mrs. John Sabines o. Smithdsld
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OAKLAND

howard Mendall, who has been
.s'ang his aunt, Mrs. Joseph Man
Augusta,
walter Trask has completed his
sV.S at the American wooden mill
sssa mas secured employment with
Isrence Livingstone.
Mr. and Mrs. Ola Carter Of st.
sssIersourg, Fla, have returned from
'sfal days outing at their cottage
- lake Messalonskee and will leave
Ww0ay Ter Larone to visit Mr.. and
Charles Campbell for q few
ny ~ ana will also be guests Of Mr..
NJ mrs. Frank Batchelder Of Har-
Say before returning to Oakland.
ss ssre they are passing the summer
W.. M Mrs. Carriers daughter. Mrs.
walter Trask.
liner SalIey has returned from
~ aiuon, where he was called Dy
hiness and death of his mother.
1ss Eva Moore and Fred Whitins,
~ nave been visiting Mrs. Eugene
10y Tor the past two weeks have
sta TO Norridgewock to visit rela-
Il ms before returning to their home
MAIDEN. Mass.
AN Inc following members of the La
H. Aid of the Methodist church.
s,s s, weston p. Holman. Mrs. Ev-
Sst GARLAND, Mrs. Angie Cottle. Mrs.
Iu.geon Hoar, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs.
Tsnie Peavey, motored to Mrs.
=. mas Robinson's on the Middle
pss. Wednesday. where "a delicious
/ s,s dinner was served at noon ana
peasant day enjoyed.
csnnd Steward and Mr.. Lewis OF
tow Were calling on friends m
VIZ ana Mrs. Noble Huntley and
IN. "a Bryant. who have been vis-
MI. and Mrs. Summer L&ech FOR
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Women. Relief Corp. Entertained

Mrs. F.. H. Leech entertained the
members of Sergeant Wyman Wom-
ems Relief Corps at picnic on
Wednesday at her cottage az Lake-
side. The party left on the O'Clock
an the evening train. The forenoon
VAS nAssed out OF doors and picnic
d,nneY and supper was served. On
sccount of the shower in the after
mon, the party was obliged to adj
ia,,rn Is the cottage, where the tins
vac pleasantly passed with story
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FOR SALE

5 acres on Cony Road with
barn. l Y miles from bridge, 3
min. walk to electrics; also 1
blk. mare, safe, fine roader; will
work anywhere. l h0rse-cart
and rack combined; single and
double harnesses, 2 riding wag-
ons, / with toS; all AL condi-
ton. Inquire A. L. Merrill, 81
Bangor st. Tel. 14OS.M.
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