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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
Music Club VIII
Present ODerd

Carmen" In costume will be- pre.
sented by In Hohemo Music club as
a part Of the work Tor the coming
year,
The club Is ai,o planning a Ills.
toricai Costume Concert OF American
Music beginning with the Puritan
period. thru Revolutionary and ante.
bcllum days. 70 the present time.
In addition 20 tho foregoing there
will BE- the regular meetings devoted
10 study and programs Of music and
the weekly ensemble practice. Mrs.
Harry +. Cone viii direct the actiyi.
ties OF the organization.
Tho officers Of tho club are:
President Mrt james q. Boswell. who
served q prssidsut feg the first two years
q the clubs existence and acts a. see
rstary o. ths Washington Fsdsratinn Of
Music clubs win which Ia uohsnis clah
IL affiliated. vice president Mrs Chsns
ming prirhafdt secretary, Mfs D. G.
Wsilink treasurer. Mrs. Guy Wren ufrss
cgrrrspondrat Mrs Edward G, Craft
Personnel % sanding egmmiitrea In
eiudss.
ntgsie-Ws Harry cone. Mfs r. O,
AfHffu ara Mra AnanhihE fNicAafaa
Csuimiitsc Tor sVenfug utusiraies and
outside proErams-Nrs. Lulu shepard
johnson. Mrs D. Hhodss Nra r. W
Bushnell and wrs- Doris Me0rAth.
Mrs. Clay Brock, Mrs. J. :. Harri.
son and Mrs. Roderick Dunbar have
arranged the following program for
the years work
September is-sGrslr the Man and
His Music Hostess. Mr. y g, waiting
October Norwegian comDossra. 90
Hostess. Mrs Guy Wren.
November 1.--"-sgedth. DhuiHh ana
Tinnish Composers. Hostess. Mrs Rod
erick Dunbar
psesmber is.-"oid English. sco;cs
and Irish Music" Hostess. Mrs. chan
nlux Prichard
January s--''Msdsrn English Music.F
Hostess Mrs. DoriA GeGrAth.
February n Chopin" Hosists. Miss
Lucille SutisT.
March t2.-~Pollsh. Hungarian and DO
hsmlauNMasie" Hostssr Mrs. Z. G. Mes
sett.
April ie.-"spanish 1tasls ifosiss,
Mr. irving Hasdsr
May s--"orlsuiai Mpai5 Hostess.
Mrs. Walter y. Bali
June s.-~Uitra- Modern Music." Hes
tess. Miss Dorothy winhua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
Amphion Society Will
Begin Rehearsals

Tho Amphion society win begin
rshcnuhlA for the winter concerts
on Wednesday evening az RiacEaTl
hall. 10th and Pine. Graham Nor.
gan will conduct and Awhile Bel.
siad win preside at tho piano,
Tho Amphionp delighted the "a
TENTS az FirlnndB sanItarium last
wednesday evening. entertaining
them with selections from previous
concerts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
.Orthopedic Lunch Room

Mrs. a. L. HawIsy viii be hostess
for First Hili Guild at the Ortho-
pedic lunch room. Ga Columbia st..
on Tuesday. assisted by Mrs. Mar.
garet Cheal. Mrs. John Murphy.
Mrs. ward slmpkins. Mrs. Henry
Ristine. Mrs. Christian. Mrs. G. Il.
Collins. Mrs. Phillip Hcrber. Mrs.
J. C. Haines, Mrs. J. =. Quick. Miss
Catherine HAwley. siiaa Mary Cath.
crime Korwin. Miss katherine
schram. Miss Elizabeth Goerig. Miss
Katherine Brown. MlEH Alleon Swift.
Miss Mary Hutchinson. Miss Bobbto
Boxer. Miss Claire Drew. Miss Linda
Garrison. Miss Dorothy Cleveland
and Miss Margaret Shattuck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
Sunset Club wiz Open
Season. September ~

ne autumn and winter season of
~ suns, club will open on Wedncs.
an afternoon. September "a when
v,rxsrst Petit tMrs Barrett Grvenl
u, noted dancer. assisted by corps
4, baile,. viii be presented In an In
,sgssiing program
MS event will be the premiere
,riu,alament on the stage OF the
nv assembly room. Mrs, Burke and
M. c. d. siimson VIII be the host
,ses Tor the afternoon.
he monthly business meeting %
tss club in connection With luncheon
vii hs held on "Wednesday Septem.
krr IA.
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ms ALFRED EBEmiARr
NJ soARpMAN has oasls out fcF
ia at her home on wednesday
.s,noan frcm i1o until O'Clock.
son~ of her niecc Mfs Milo
-, wileox Gertrude lansom a rc.
Sui bride
N- {. r. Wilcox viii receive
4 Ms. Bosrdman and tho honor
- ana assisting viii 30 Mrs
,,,rscs n. Hopper Mrs, Fired
,s.rss Ms. Frederick Adams Mrs
vssk ssibert Mn, William Mc.
Ssy Mrs. r. c Rugc. Mrs, y, n
~. ana the Misses Cartsso VII.
i. Ruth PDnne porothta Hop
- Dora,hy plmock. Dorothy Mcr.
- ard Nellie Patrick
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/ CAMPFIRE GIRLS
/ SPECIAL HoNoRs

quiet Tents-5.s.9Isisis ana Cot.
iagrs and G.
Neat Tents and ~. Honorable
mention. !. Cottage 2
Best Athlete -Jesgic kcens.
Distinction In Ruth
Field.
Distinction IN Swimming -Mafgar.
Ct Fegiloy and Mary Erkonbrach.
Bsst Mixer Polly Brown and
Barbara BryEgtr
Most ouRhtful-Harrie Baird
and Gretchen Cohon.
NeaieHt Gifl-P0lly Brown. Fran.
cca' Stctson.
Most Courteous Helen Frame.
JAnc plcchner.
Smiling Thru-cathcrino Baum.
Best X. p-Mtss Molly Gicstlng.
.Gcncvieyo kellogg and Peggy Avery.
Distinction In signaling Polly
Avery.
Best Fisher kathryn wGched.
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Tea VIII Honor
nnnnhfer

M. ". 5. Coles has issued invita-.
teas 70 a tea al her home on Satur.
aly afternoon. September 6. from (
uailtocl0ck, IN honor q her daush.
,,r Mss Margaret Coles
Ms Norman Coles, Mrs. c. G..
Esans aad the Misses Eleanor Brant
san Laura Elizabeth Stuart, Mar.
sars, Judd and Elizabeth subbs viii
assist
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FRUIT AND FLOWER
AissloN CIRCLES

ine different circles Of the Fruit
az - ROVER Mission viii resume &C
:, ' work on Tuesday. September Q
p.. me following homes: Hunts
. I'M with Mrs. carrin coe; junior
~. ~, WITH Mrs. a. a. Phlnney. 1861
=. snella blvd; North Broadway cir.
8, Wilh Mrs. f. b. Diver. $40 Ra.
v ssana blvd; Queen Anne circle, Mrs
. INK seibert, 1924 First ave. AIR
49, Nill not meet until September
p.' ",sn hrs. Frank D. Plumb. 1900
~, ssh oriye. and Mount Baker circle
tetnber .. s' un''i sep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION

Tho Norwegian Hospital associa.
tlon viii hold its first meeting Of
the season in Norway hail Tuesday,
September 2. Board meeting at ~
O'Clock.
Members Of the committee for the
pageant on the 18th OF September
will be present for the luncheon at
100 o'clock. Members and friends
cordially invited,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
Bridge and Shotrer

I'm compliment TO Miss Florence
Packer whose marriage 60 AIR.
Henry Kruso viii be- an event Of tho
near future. Miss Maudo Macpougall
Will entertain with a bridge OF five
tables and a kitchen shower az her
home on saturday afternoon. Sep.
tcmbsr IL
Mrs J.. Y. c kclloKg. Mrs. Morton
Baker. Miss Valera Pigott and Miss
Phyllis Phillips will assist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
VIII Receipe on
Birthday

In celebration Of her eighteenth
birthday Miss Hclga Luud. daughter
or Mr. ana Mrs. Gunnar Lund. viii
b. az home TO her friends on Thurs.
d8y evening. September 4
Miss Lund Is leaving September II
for tho East. where she viii attend
the Columbia College % Expression
Ia Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
SEATTLE LODGE no. Z

Seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree OF
Honor, will hold a regular business
meeting in Evergreen hall. 1909
Ninth ave, on Tuesday evening.
September ?. at s O'Clock. Members
Of tho drill team will please meet in
the hall ut $3.50 ,. m. for an no
portant meeting. No. Is preparing
10 entertain the district convention
on the third Tuesday In October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
WOMEN-s LAKEWOOD CLrR

The womcn's Lakewood Civic I'm.
pFovement club will have is first
meeting OF tho club year on Tues.
day. September , at p. m. al tho
clubhouse.
a reception for the new members
will BE- held. with the membership
committee acting as hostesscs for Tho
afternoon.
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viii Study Modern
COMPOSERS

ne THURSDAY Musical club VIII Be.
gin the season on Thursday arer.
aeon al the home % Mrs. ]. ".
Hsrriam. .s1i Firth ave. y.
Modern composers VIII De studied
during The coming yrar. with Ameri.
can composers featuring the opening
meeting.
Mrs. Virgil Hancock viii Be the
assisting hostess and the following
rEuEan. arranged By Mrs. G l..
wcodnanses and aIrs. II. A. Pratt.
VII he presented.
'4-ssiat ths Bsaatffui" chorus 81 club.
Ia " Mru Albert Parks
Hs,ary 81 Patriotic gones.
cszt-ctsd ~ Mrs, H. A. Pratt.
Pissr - csdfnan. tIeurAncs and
hispessii. MrS. G. W. Chandler
lr4a, crerp--gocai
-Ths HsaFtas Her ..........c adnaan
!; nssss cgald speak" ..-.. csdman
Vislin-Mrs Carl English.
% ths Waters % aiinnstonka' 90.
.......-....-s+ ..-..+...- Llsurancs
'Ts a Wild Rose ...-....... daepou Ell
AfA HtsANF kr4NlFAa
A's J, ". Msrrtman AZ the plano.
iieiaa l1yll+ a,.-.-..-...st Mcdowell
Mss Carmen Frye.
Nssrs ssirituals-
Mn y. a. Sieholr.
'lcss TeE Weep when Am Cone
'.'.ss-s....- ...-..ss-s .... Burieizh
Mrs. l. =. EfaW
Alt,5rT p American Operas
Mss Gladys Wheeler.
-Nsonis Country Dance ....... Nssln
IN ,. IS. Go0dhus and Mrs. Chandler.
n, Dear Ass wisdsr,shne ......
'-......r..... Carrie Jacobs Bond
Nra u. A Johnson.
IN Ti.nder, Fisla the Poppis,
9 49, ..........-. sousa
are coming -..-s-....... Sou1A
Mss louise Hilysf.
-caHiag Home" .....--... wnl,sy
1se@N Day .--.s.-s... sandsrson
Mrs Albert Parks.
-Blss Bird" .... kathryn Clan
~ Mrs J. L Granger.
-xiuer ard Major. .-..... s,rof,
t'ias poSn Laughing strsamist
t-s........ 4..ss-..-s...s. dtruf.
Miss Gladys Wheeler.
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Brde-Elect

Mrs Harper Borland entertained
with a linen showcr and buffet sup.
per on Friday evening. at the home
of Mrs William punlayy. as a pre-.
nuptlal compliment 20 Miss Jennie
Marguerite punlavy. whose marriage
to Mr. Aubrey Johnston viii take
place September IS.
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WOmen's Clubs

dent; Mrs. George Salvus. treasurer;
Mrs. T. Newton Anderson, secretary:
Mrs. W. w. Barton. Mrs. n. a. Gallo
han. Mrs. J. @. Eyler. Mrs. w. Il.
Farley and Mrs. Charles T.. Sullivan.
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CHAPTER A. p. 81 b.

The first meeting Of the fall Of
Chapter A. +. T.. o.. viii be held
Tuesday, September 2. az o'clock
At tho home OF Mru. q. T. NJ. Pratt,
1888 Cascade ave. Take SIT. Baker
park car. Al presidents and Off.
GERS Of the different chapters arc to
bo guests Of this chapter. Al visit.
ing and unaffiliated members are In
yited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
WASHINGTON CIRCLE

Washington Circle. Ladies' Of the
G.. A. r., viii serve a MONDAY din.
Iner, Tuesday. September 2, at the
Armory, followed by regular meet.
ing. Comrades and friends wei.
come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
FREMoNT hi. ID ~.

Fremont W. G. T. Z. viii meet
Tuesday. September ?, at . o'clock. at
the home Of Mrs. Ida Reynolds. 1910
Linden ave. An interesting program
has been arranged and large at.
tendance Is desired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
HARNIoNY H0AIEsTEAn

Harmony homestead. No i1t1.
Brotherhood o. American Yeomen,
will hold annual election Of officers
on Tuesday. September :. AZ 8 p. m.
AZ the NJ W. \. hall. 1924 Third
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
BUSINESS woMEN.s or1.n

go..., "ChEN . CLUB
ivo,saue Business and Professional
p. en- club viii hold business
On ing. IN connection with dinner
!, n .ussosy evening. September 2.
rso Dar,nallS cafeteria. Members are =
that ,sa 70 come early in order
aeIavs ~s business y. session win not be
ai,cys en Plans for the year win be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
DoRIc CHAPTER

Doris Chapter, o. +. s.. will hold
n reception for Mrs. Augusta Stewart.
grand associate conductrcss OF Grand
Chapter. o. j.. s.. on Tuesday. Sep.
TENDER 2, in Masonic temple East.
ern Stars and Masons invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
.LApY sTlRLING cnAPrER

Lady Stirling chapter. D. a. r.,
viii ho.d It's opening meeting FOR
tho season on Tuesday afternoon
September 2. at 1880 p. m. ut the
home OF Mrs. II. T. Brcdcs. 1904
10Th ave.
Constitution day" will be OBJ
served, with Mrs. Howard a. Han.
son as speaker on Tho Constitution
OF the United States"
Mrs. Bredes VIII DO assisted by
Mrs. william Sherman Walker, n
national officer and former state re.
gent and past regents OF this chap.
ter, including Mrs. a. J. Trumbull,
Mrs. Thomas a. Parrish, Mrs
George II. Appleton, Mrs. Howard a.
Hanson, Mrs. William IT. Oliver,
Mrs. P. S. Masters and Mira. c. w.
Chandler. The new regent, Mrs.
Melvin Reed, will preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
GUARANTEE CLUB

The ouarante club viii meet Tues
day evening. September :. a. s
O'Clock with Mr, aud Mrs. w s.
Aiser. ISIS Beach drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
FRUIT AND FLOWER MISSION

The Queen Anne circle ot tho Fruit
and Flower mission viii meet az the
home Of aIrs. Frank soiler,. 1885,
FIRST ave, W, on Tuesday. scptem.
Der :. at 1880 a. m
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
GRADUATE NURSES
ASSOCIATION

nlng County Graduate Nurses as.
s0c'atlon viii hold It's regular meet.
m tuesday evening, September 2.
= O'Clock, at the 7. ". C. a. Pro.
sam, High Lights Of Nurses Con.
sention In Detroit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01

&C.. ~, :. y. E. club viii hold a busl.
hour. " T'' followed by social
Im IL saay September 2. at ?
haze VII, ~ INC Elks' clubroomg. Hos.
1snt. W., WI 10 Mrs. W. II. Barr. ' prcri.
.. g. II. wspsa-. vice l preai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
CANADIAN WoMAnrs CO.

The cs,..,,. .,a1N-' . LID
me-, canadian Woman's club will
Tn.s s az The Federation clubhouse
r sssaay' September ?. at 2 .. m.
se,a esise card meeting at 1890
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
MEETING POSTPONED

Auxiliary to RAinior.Noblc post.
No. !. has postponed it's meeting
from September until Monday,
September .. at 8 y. IN, In the
American Legion clubrooms, New
Arctic hotel, 500 Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
AUXILIARY NO. +

Auxiliary No. .. OF the Ruth
Home association. will hold its regu.
lar meeting on Thursday. September
4. at p. m. at Mckay hall. Cards
and refreshments will follow the
business session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
Hrs BoardmaR wa GiUe Tea in Honor of
Mrs. Wilcor; Exceptional Dancing at

on Tuesday afternoon a, the Tenui,
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
Entertaining at
Tennis Glib

Asa cecile Tenny will entertain
va luncheon OF fourteen covers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
RfpGLEY ArXILTAnY

RfDGLEY AUXILIARY
Ridgiey auxiliary wall meet Tor
luncheon on Wednesday. September
2. atl o'clock. In /. o. o. +. temple.
There viii be an exhlmlt OF dahlias.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01

The only requirement
we ask is that you call
at our office and pre-
sent, with the Coo, two
consecutively numbered
Ma Jong Coupons, which
are appearing daily in
The Star.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-25
HINCKLEY

Next sunday will lie Rally sun
day ut the Federation. Rev. George
Merriam will speak and everyone IN
cordially invited
The evening meeting, Oct. 22nd. at
the Federation. was largely attend
cd. Miss Clark held her audience
interested. The cornet and violin
selections were much appreciated as
were also the beautiful vocal selec
lions.
Nr aud Mrs. Albert r. Webb
:; no hare-heen at Pleasant pond the
past two weeks. returned Wednes-
day night.
Mrs. Annie Hoxie os North Fair
field is the guest Of her grand
daughter. Mrs. T.. A. Covell.
The meeting of the Kennebecside
Club, which was to have been held
this week. Saturday, has been post :
poned. Il. r. Patten of Skowhegan
had been engaged as the speaker
and all will look forward TO MIR.
Patten coming at q later date.
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CARELESS DRIVERS ARE THE SkIDDERS
A. Z. A. Shows Why and
How to Avoid Skidding

when he himself is the only one 10
blame A person suddenly stepping
from the sidewalk Is another cause
for the quick application OF the
brakes. You swerye your front
wheels to avoid collision and jam
on the brakes With his front wheels
out of line and his rear ones locked
the car performs unbecominsly. Per-
haps the pedestrian is partly TO
blame for this. but II the driver
watches sharply as he ought. he will
be better prepared. and skid avoid
ed
Another auto coming suddenly out
OF side stree, and meeting one ON
the main thoroughfare j. frequent
cause Of both autos skidding. because
both operators were going too fast
for slippery conditions a, intersec-
lions Lack OF good judgment. speed
and inattention is at the bottom OF
most skidding accidents.
It's difficult 10 pound good juds-
ment into brain that never had and
cant recognize it. But the lack of
Judgment OF the ordinary prudent
man under conditions named may be
due 10 ignorance OF what makes a
car skid. When shown he usually
thereafter is careful. while the other
fellow will do the same thing over
again. He is careless because he is
duh. All his driving is the same. and
we wonder how be escapes accidents.
II is not because of his dizziness. bat
in spite of it. till some day the inev-
liable occurs$and not alone himself
but others are involved.
While skidding may occasionally
be unavoidable due to the fault of
some other careless driver. there is
good reason TO believe that it will
soon be classed and punished as
careless driving. Use care and don't
lose your license by skidding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-25
Great Increase In
September Velie Sales

An increase in actual sales of 49,
per cent. during the month of Sep
TENDER as compared with August
was announced today by the Felie
Motors Corporation of Moline, I'LL.
The company also announced that
during thR-So days ending with Sep
TENDER 3dNfhe dealer organizat ton
had been Increased BY 81 contracts
1t was also stated that the com
pany would work overtime during
the month of October to meet the
demand for the new Model GO.
September also Witnessed the es-
tabliShment of a new sales record
for the Nelie company in being the
largest September the company has
ever known, with the exception o.
the war period when government
work was bling done exclusively. IT
was also the largest month the COM
pany has known this year. being is
per cent. greater than April. the
largest sales month for every auto
mobile company.
OF the new sales contracts the
company has made in the last 80
days. II are distributors in some OF
the largest cities in the country and
IS are dealers Reports TO the fac
tory indicate that within the next 60
days more than $50 additional distri-
butors and dealer contracts will have
been made.
The company says that the closed
car sales on the New Model so will
run as high rs s. per cent. for the
next wear and orders on hand are in
excess of the factory production.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-25

Mr.. Gilmore Is much Interested In
community happenings. But for n
slight lamenesS, he is in very good
health.
Born. Oct IS, 1926 in the town Of
MON. the son OF Rufus and Mary
Gilmore, he moved Ia Searsmont,
with his family and resided there for
some time. lie conducted two stores
in Searsmont. a dry goods store and
a general store. lie was chairman
of the board uf selectmcn for -
years. Forty-tive years ago. he
came to Burnham from Searsmont
and took up similar business here.
that Of general store In this town
he has also served as chairman Of
the board 'of sclcctmen for many
years.
He was at one time interested in
a saw mill here and also always
found chance for some farming
activities. About 20 years ago he
retired from active work and since
that time. has been passing the ripe
years of his life. in the quiet of his
pleasant village home. lie is rich in
the love and esteem of his many
friends-an apt reward for many
years of right living.
Early in life he was united in mar
riage to Miss Rachel Plummer and
her death occurred about 10 years
ago. To this union We're born four
children; the late Mary T.. Hart and
the late Charles Gilmore: Mrs. Dora
Ripley. who resides with her father
at home and George +. Gilmore. who
lives in the neishborhood. There are
two grandchildren, Mrs. Carrie Rip
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!. Nan in Hunt
Ic. ". Nash

L., Wis. Oct. 2i.-C W.
~ his, returned from British
..'s adeu with hides and car
:, more Wild animals than
w., before brought back 10
Zion Of Wisconsin by any
| ya,b returned to Kenosha "ht
eddie and within fifteen
I. q his arrival home he was
I the factory" directing pro-
I. L Of the new Nash line Of cars
| bas left the company in al.
{,lt condition ever since the day
| announcement August !.
|ssr felt better or more anxious
Iud work In my life said Mr.
The hunting trip was a
sbn but In addition there was
1, Of exercise for we all pitched
IN tho work about camp and
|ns who has hunted, miles from
ka,isn. knows there Is always
4 Of heavy work TO be done"
4 trophies brought home by Mr.
are mountain goat (Oreamnos
k1us.l mountain sheep (Ovis
k.aslsl caribou (Rangifer
IuJ grizzly bear (Crsus hor
\ moose, fAlces tmericanus.
Of the animals shot by Mr..
are fine specimens OF their
kgI1r kind and Il Is planned %
|Mtm mounted. Tho hunt itself
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-25

other adventurous youths started
west over the Oregon Trail to the
PACIFIC in one Of the famous Cover
ca wagons habuled 10y a sturdy yoke
OF his fathers oxen. The virgin and
fertile Northwest Territory was set
yea by hardy pioneers of the Ezra
CHECKER type; and the states Of
washington and oregon owe much
10 the brave men who dared the
dangers and Eardships of the vast
western Wilderness to hew out
homes IN the "Pronised Land" Ezra
Mecker farmed the soil OF Washing
ton Territory and later Washington
state for more than half century
In 1906 Meeker tgckkcd back over
the same trail with another OK team
and visited Washington. ID G. Dur
ing the past decade he has written
several historical books as well as
nature stories for children. This
year he decided that it was time for
all good men to come to the aid Of
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MT. VERNON


Lawrence ChiIds and Miss Flor
ence Russ Were married on Saturday
evening by Rev. Mr.. Quarrington OF
Waterville,
Mrs. Mary Tracy ha. returned TO
her home in Brookline. .Iass.
Mrs. Bradley Fernald OF Kittery Is
passing several weeks with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Hall
Mrs. Frank Bent has returned
from visit to her son, Roger Hail.
of Fort Fairfield
hIiss Erma Pierce was the week
end guest OF Hiss Iva Moss.
Mrs. Mabel Briggs and daughter.
Katherine have returned from Po-
land, where they passed the summer.
Mr.. and airs. Aware Gordon took
an auto trip to Portland Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leeman A Turne,
are the proud parents Of a little
sen. born Oct. -, weighing sL
Lounds. He has been given the
name Of Halden Frank. Mrs.
Turner'S mother. Mrs. +. A. Thurs
ton is caring for mother and child.
Ernest Robinson is hauling the
apples in the Robinson neiShborhood.
Reuben Higgins recently lost his
driving horse.
Norris DoIlor has gone on his
vacation up 10 Eustis. visiting his
old schooin1ate and friend, Clyde
Jacobs. and Harry Mills is picking
his apples and doing chores.