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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-25
WINSLOW

Services at the WinsIow Congrega :
tiOnal church for Sunday, Oct &c,
will be as follows: Regular morning
worship at 1890. with sermon by the
pastor. Sunday school at las, to
which all are invited to remain. Song
service and orchestra accompaniment
at $50 in the evening. Christian En-
deavor meeting at O'clock. AT this
time Ruth Carter, state young peo-
pies superintendent. will speak. Reg
ular mid weekly prayer meeting at
7.3O at the parsonage Thursday even.
Ing. To all these meetings tie pub
lie Is cordially invited.
Mrs. Arno Lawrence OF Skowhegan
WHO has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Belle Chaffee, has returned to her
home.
There will be a meeting of the
Winslow guarantors for the Swarth-
more chautauqua to be held here
Nov. Z to Nov. 10, at The selectmen's
Offices Tuesday evening, Oct 20, at
s o'clock A chautauqua representa-
tive will be present at that time. so
that arrangements may be made in
full.
Mrs. Joseph Reed has returned
home. after accompanying her
daughter. Mary. to Augusta. where
she will remain for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Simpson have
returned from two weeks visit at
Ripogenus.
Mrs Sadie Drummond York Of
Bangor IL in town for a few days.
George Clarke Of Augusta was a
business caller in town Friday.
Marjorie Chamberlain IL a week
end visitor at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Robinson
Miss Olive Smith Is passing the
week end at her home on Halifax
street.
Mrs. Edith Garland IS visiting at
the home Of Miss Nettie Burliegh Of
Vassalboro.
There will be poultry demonstra-
ton Of the selection Of breeders, this
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home
OF Harry Cratic OF the Cushman
road. The purpose Of this demon
stration IS to instruct poultry owners
how TO tell which pullets to Keep for
breeders next season. II will be a
very instructive demonstration and
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WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S
HAPPENED.

MARY HAYWARD. q famous
beauty, has married
SIR NIGEL CAvENDISH. as the
result Of a Misunderstanding with
the man she loves.
BRUCE GILLIAN. Gillian goes to
Alaska, and Mary. joining her hus-
band for their honeymoon in Italy.
asks him to release her. He prom
ises to do so II she viii remain
nominally his wife for six months.
At the end Of that time, when they
are in Canada with
WILMA RAYMOND, an old friend
Of Cavendish's. and her husband. he
tells Mary that she is free to leave.
and that he win go to Mexico and
get a divorce. AS soon as Mary has
left for Seattle to join Bruce. Wilma
sends the newspapers a story, say
ing that Mary has eloped with
Bruce. Mary leaves a note for Bruce
at the hotel and starts East at once,
intending to clear up an old scan
dal connecting her with the death of
prominent society man. and then
disappear. Receiving the note, Bruce
at once leaves for New York.
TODAY'S INSTALMENT
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CORINNA

Siney Knowles and laughter, ET'
Iyn. were in Portland Last week J
attend the convention of the Ma"
State Sunday school association,
Perley Stanley and family starr
Monday for Florida. They VIII
Joined in Maiden, Mass. by ~ y.
Stanley's parents. Mr.. and Ny
George Leavitt of Belfast, who y,
pass the winter with them in Flons
Jason Small. Edwin Trickey ".
Brown and John ThurSton, are
Sehoomook, where they are cainp'
and hunting this week.
George Whitney OF North , ~
port, n student in Comma ODs
academy was accidently shot IN y
leg while partridge hunting recesy.
He was taken Mt once To the haa'S
Maine Hospital in Bangor. wne,. ,
is reported to be as comfoftaD"
can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Tabor retu.'rr
Tuesday from a few days WISE 4
Boston. They were accompanlsasr ,,
their return by Mr.. and Mrs. D'u ~.
w. Sprague. who nave been on a ~.
wedding trip to Boston ana V ~
New England cities tyr the =
week.
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know who'll see YOU" her aunt had
frequently warned her. Don't ever
risk walking. Save on something
else. but take a cab
Well. there was no need to follow
that advice now! And there was
no money for taxis. Mary was APP
palled to see how little she had. She
made her way through the jam of
traffic, across the wide street, and
took street car. her heavy suitcase
banging against her knees, her over
night bag an unpleasant weight for
all its smallness. She felt like a
stranger in her own home.
Her apartment was a blessed
haven. although it had been closed
for so long that the air was musty
and the furniture covered inches
deep with dust. Mary found relief
in Strengthening 1t, in putting up
fresh curtains and unrolling the
rugs.
Another tenant on the same floor
had been out Of town for weeks, and
there was n great heap Of news
papers in front Of the door. The
fat old janitress. who had helped
Mary up the stairs with her bags,
gathered the papers together and
laid them on her table.
Might as well have these" she
suggested. smoothing out the Pill.
she had made of them. I've read
EN- all. But you've been away. and
maybe there's something here yop
didn't see. Lots of trouble that
Hayward girls got into, hasn't
she?"
Mary nodded. 1t was a shock to
have the woman speak Of her even
so casually as this. Mary had never
given her own name here, preferring
to keep the apartment so complete
a secret from the world that not
even the janitress knew whose 1t
really was.
Il guess she had it coming to her,
though" the woman went on. Girls
like that, just tearing around to no
good purpose, can't expect them to
keep out of trouble. She's always
been cut out for it though. I re-
Copyright, 1891, bv The
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i b NOIET DARE,
Ax,moe o. Tie lak-1me IO;fe. yone a. T1e>'jsrc
b. VIOLET DAQE

member that Phillips case-I guess
that was before you came here.
| wasn't It? Well she was engaged
to this Phillips fellow: millionaire.
he was, had all kinds OF money.
Lots older than she was-I always
thought that aunt of hers was the
one who really made the match.
"well. just about two or three
weeks before the wedding he was
killed-murdered in his own house
at night. The housekeeper found
him the next morning. And they
never proved who did 1t. though lots
OF people thought it was Mary Hay
ward.
But she had a good alibi. She
was staying with a friend Of hers. q
girl named Camilla Waite-another
Of the same kind. she IS. And when
the night Waterman said he saw a
woman so down the steps of the
Phillips house late that night. or
rather. early in the morning. why.
this Waite girl spoke right up and
said that Mary Hayward stayed all
night with her that night. out in the
country somewhere. So that ended
that.
But she's had lots of trouble
since then. Can't keep out Of it.
Awfully pretty, too-looks a little
bit like you would il you had clothes
and money like she has"
The woman went at last. after
one or two suggestions. Mary
walked the floor Of the little living
room when she was left alone, until
the tenant in the apartment below
hers raped petulantly on the
radiator and she had to stop.
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|Sk0 WhEcAN LOCAL News
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, s a, =. g.;
arye Attendance at Parish Supper

Large Attendance at Parish Supper
About 200 people gathered ut the
Federated church Thursday night to
partake OF a delicious parish supper
served under the direction of the
Working League and First Philathea
class by an efficient committee from
, 10th organizations. The tables were
prettilv decorated with autumn flow
| ers. The menu consisted OF cold
meat. salad. scalIopcd potato. beets.
| iclls. coffee. ice cream and cake. all
of which was nicely served.
The program which followed the
supper was of special interest as
every department of the church work
was represented. w. Il. Woodbury.
in a most cordial and pleasing man.
ner. acted as toast master. The pro-
gram Included Invocation by the
pastor. Rev. George l.. Thurlow and
remarks by Mrs. Elmer f. Green
wood, from the Working League;
Mrs. AGNES Dunbar. the First Phila-
thea class: Miss Mona Nelson. Chris
,ian Endeavor Society: Harold L.
Larry. church school; Mr. Woodbury..
mems Glass: Mrs. George l.. Thurlow,
ladies' class and closing remarks by
the pastor. Rev. George J.. Thurlow.
The musical numbers were violin So
los nv MISS lrtsClill toTu. HCCotilpa =
nied by Miss Dorothy Dane: vocal
solos. Miss Violet Allen ACCOMPANIED
hv Mrs. Mildred w. Weston. The af-
fair in it's entirity was delightfully."-
arranged mud carried out and much
credit Is due the ladies Of the two
organizations under whose auspices
II was given and especial credit Is
due the young men of the church
who so efficiently served as walters.
! This is the first parish supper of tho
Federated church and the pastor is
much pleased with its success.
George F.. Clough OF Madison was
business caller in town Friday.
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Citizens Meet to
Consider Community
House Friday Eve

fIioay evening a meeting Of the
citizens Of Skowhegan who are in
terested in having community
house for the town was held at the
municipal court rooms with Roland
Patten presiding. The first speaker
was attorney Edward S. Merrill who
was a member of the committee from
the Rotary Club who investigated
the First Baptist church property on
Maine street. Mr.. Merrill said the
property was found to be in very
good condition. the main church
about 4oX55 feet, the vestry 80 by 80
and the pastors study 10 by 10.
There Is 4 good kitchen in the base
ment. and small dining room. Theirs
Is a basement under the entire build
Ing and that plunimer had been en-
gagged to inspect the furnaces and he
said they could be repaired.
Mr.. Merrill said that 1t would be
necessary to put in a hardwood floor
in the auditorium and suggested that
n balcony would add a great deal to
the facility of the place which would
make an ideal place for basketball.
club meetings and various gather
ings. He said that the roof was In
very. good condition except one side
of the ell. Mr.. Merrill stated that
the property including the parsonage
and legal right to a piece of land
triangle in shape across the road
from the church known as Bloomfield
green could be purchased for $500
and that the parsonage could easily
be disposed Of. To Mr.. Merrilrs mind
this seemed an ideal place for the
young people of the town to have
their good times where they could
be properly supervised.
Col. Sherman \. Shumway, a menu
way. a member of the Skowhegan
School Board was the next speaker.
In many instances he corroborated
the remarks made by Mr. Merrill and
said that II the town was to buy land
and put up buildings 1t would cost
from $4,000 to $4,000. He empha-
sized the need of a community house
especially for the school children and
mentioned many practical features
OF the property under discussion. He
said that the committee who had
been considering 1t thought that it
could be operated at q cost of $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-25

Notice is hereby given that the IA.
lowing appointments were made hr
the Probate Court within and Tor n,
County of kennehec. and said AN
pointees duly qualified as follows: v
Ii. Dorothea Clifford of Skowher,,
administrators of the estate of Emii,
II. Trafton, late of Waterfalls q.
ceased; qualified Sept. 80. 1924.
David L. Robbins Of Hqllowell, AZ,
ecutor of the will of Nellie II. Robin,
late of Hallowell. deceased; QuallSsS
Sept. 80. 1924.
Mary Tarbell nay of winslow, al.
ministratriX de bonis non with vii
annexed of the estate Of Lizzie Taret,
Skillin. late of Benton. deceased: owI.
lied october ], 1924.
r. d. Elliott of ReadficId. admins.
traitor of the estate of Annie r. Elliott
late of Readfiald, deceased, Qualia,l
October >, 1924.
T. w. Longley of Sidney. guardn
of Flora Cannon, adult ward, of Sn.
ney: quclified october :. 1924.
Attest: X. w. LEIGHTON,
Register of probatA
octl ,satSt
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STATE or 19AxMr
70 All Persons interested In Eith.. !
the Estates hereinafter rar.1

the Estates Hereinafter NamsS, 81
At Probate Court held at Anr,'..
in and for the County of Kennehee
the tenth day OF october in the yss.
and twenty-four. The following ~N
ters having been presented for ihs nay
ton thereupon hereinafter inS,csst
It is hereby ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given ..
persons interested, by causing a -
of this order to be published te
weeks successfully in the Daily Ky Ky
at Augusta. In said County. thar Az
may appear at a Probate Court IA
held at said Augusta on the tws,.
seventh day Of October, A. ID. issIV'
ten o'clock in the forenoon. and
heard thereon IL they see cause
vesta I. mitchell, late of China a.
ceased. VIII and petition for prnAss
thereof and for appointment Of eySsae
tor presented by Willis ". WashhsS
executor named therein.
susie Tarbell. late OF Benton j..
ceased. Will and petition for pro,s es
thereof and for appointment Of eSsSss
trix without bond presented by MAJ,
rarbcll Day, eNecutriN named thersss
George A. woodsun, late OF VssssS
boro. deceased. VIII and petition -
probate thereof and for appoint NOV.
Willis r. Crosby of Eassalboro ne
ministrator with will annexed Nv
scented by Willis 3. Crosby. We
Susan n. Bricxett, late OF Aug,,,.
deceased. Final account rresenisS ~
allowance by Lewis y. Barieigh, HI
Sarah Lloyd, late Of winthron !.
ceased. First account presented "
allowance presented by Mabel \ III
GerSon. cNecutriN. "%
Daniel J. Ma-ston, miner. OF ",
mouth. Final account presented s
allowance by Lila NJ. Marston, russ
dian. e1se
Julia NJ. skillings. late of oak,.,,
deceased. First and final acrn"s.
presented for allowance by Eusiscs ~
Skillings. administrator
Charles H. Howes, late OF SIs,.,
deceased. Petition for distrihn,is,
presented by Lizzie \. Howes, eSssS'
triN. N~
Kent r. Murray. ward. Of Winds.
Petition for license to sell real eS,,.
of said ward situated in Windsor NV
scented by Robert a. C0ny. suardiar
Witness. HAROLD T.. Cook, Inc
of said Court. at Augusta, this tsrss
day of October in the year Of our Loss
one thousand nine hundred az
twcnty-four.
Il. w. LEIGHTON. Ecsiste,
CCtl1,sat3t
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the ri,
lowing appointments were made by
the Probate Court within and for tht
County of kennebec. and said AZ.
pointees duly qualified as follows: 4
Morris w. Bragdon of South Port,
land, Cumberland County, administrsg
tor of the estate of Lizzie H. Bragdcs,
late of Monmouth, deceased; Qualiaei
October 10, 1924.
Lutte 3. Folsom of Augusta. admin,
lstratriX of the estate of Hannah 4
Beal, late of Augusta, deceased; quail
fled october -, 1924.
Joseph Pelletier of Augusta. admin
lstrator of the estate of Mary Pellesiu
late of Augusta, deceased qualldea
October 10. 1924.
h Leslie @. Cornish Of Augusta, esscu
tor OF the will of Fannie RI. CorrsA
late of Augusta, deceased, qualihe2
October IS, 1924. ,..t- s..-,a
william T. johnson of Wateryaa,
executor of the will OF Abby G. job,
son, late of Augusta, deceased, quail
lied october IL, 1924.
Charles o. Small of Madison, Somtt
set County. executor of the will Of Al.
toinette Kincaid, late of SkowhegM
Somerset County, deceased. qualified
October IL, 1924
b. Daisell Small of China. cvccutrr
of the will of Cyrus A. Davis, late u
China, deceased: qualified october Il
1924.
FREDERICK 7. BROWN Of Read
field. executor of the will Of Ann
m. T. Brown, late Of Rcadhcld DE-
ceased; qualified October -. 1924.
Velette w. Van Horn Of Togus. I
administrator with will annexed Of The
estate of Alansan Cassidy. late Of To-
gus. deceased: qualified October Il
1924.
Cyrus A. Ladd of Rcadneld. execute
Of the will of Kate Z. Ladd, late n
Readiield. deceased; qualified octobs
10. 1924.
william p. Dudley OF smitha.R.
Somerset County, CONSERVATION of IN
estate of David H. Nickorson Of Ront
qualified October IL. 1924.
Wesley H. Kempton Of Togus. e1eCt.
tor of the will of Rose Il. MorrisCi
late of Augusta, deceased. qualihes
October 10. 1924.
Robert Byron Williamson Of Ausu.
"a, hdministrato of the estate Of Id
u. leighton, late Of Augusta. deceased
qualified October II. 1924
Attest: X. w. LEIGHTON,
Register VI Probate
oct1Ssat3t
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PERSONAL MENTION

Kenneth J. Woodbury. Is the guest
of his grandmother. Mrs. NJ. b.
Woodbury. in Portland.
Mrs. Donald Macphail, who has
been the guest of her parents, Mfr,
and Mrs. Robert Boyd, returned to
Boston Friday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Stats. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fremont
Homsted, left Friday on her return
TO Newport. II. I.
Mrs. Ernest II. Holman of Wilton,
VINO has been the guest of Mrs. F.
Omar Furber. Mrs. Everett Lowe and
Mrs. II. c. Judkins. went to Water
vile Friday to visit her mother. Mrs
Virginia Nye.
Mrs. Addie B. Gee and son. Charles
{. Gee of Lewiston. who have been
guests of Mrs. Gees nephews. Elmer
ana Harold Burrill in North Har.
hnd. are in town repairing a house
on East Leavitt street owned by
Mrs. Gee W
Rev. ID. B. Holt. D. D., superinten.
dent Of the Augusta district of the
Maine Methodist Conference, was in
town Thursday on an Official visit
at the Centenary Methodist church
Dr. Holt was the guest of Rev. ana
Mrs. Herbert l.. Nichols at the por.
sonage.
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So that was what the world
thought of her! People wouldn't
realize that she wanted n clean,
sweet, quiet life; they would never
forgive her for the sins that had not
been hers. but other peoples. She
must always he a victim of the
hideous sham. the wild extravaganza
that someone else had made of her
life.
For the first time she wondered il
other people were victims just as
she was. Perhaps the things she
hated in Nigel were not his fault at
all. His tendency to be brutal, his
sneering. bitter manner-what IL
Nigel did not want to be like that?
And Camilla, who had been so un-
kind to her-how much was Camilla
to blame?
when I go to her tomorrow, to
ask her to tell the truth about the
Phillips case. I'll remember that"
Mary told herself, as she finished
her house cleaning. She hasn't had
the right kind of life any more than
have. We've both had too much
excitement; we've never been natu-
raj. If I take the right attitude
maybe she'll take it too"
And beneath that hope there was
another. deeper one. Perhaps if she
tried to understand others and be
kind, somehow things would all be
smoothed out so that after all she
need not lose Eruce Gillian.
Tomorrow-With Hope Ahead.
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be held with the Baptist church at
Oakland. 1t is expected that dele
gates from the Ladies' Missionary
societies Of the Bethany Baptist and
Federated churches of this town will
attend.
An anniversary mass will be given
at the Notrc Dame de Lourdes church
this Saturday morning at 100 o'clock
for the late Mrs. Joseph Roderique.
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DRESDEN

Dresden T. & A. N. Install Officers
MlLLS-At a special meeting OF
Dresden Lodge No. lO3 +. and A. NJ.
at Mason hall last Wednesday even
ing the following officers were install
led by d. d. G. NJ. J. E. Odorne
of Coopers Mills assisted by p. NJ,
w. F. Cate as marshal. Ernest W.
Cate, w. NJ. Frank r. Preble, s. w.
j. E. BODICE. J. W., w. r. Cate. Treas.
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Sophomore Domestic Science
Glass Enjoy OUTING

The sophomore girls N the domes.
tic science class Of winslow high
school. chaperoned by their teacher.
Miss Smith, went to q beautiful spot
on the banks OF the Sebasticook
river near the school. building, and
enjoyed an outing Thursday after
noon. They had roasted weenies.
marshmallows and many other good
Things to eat. Games were played
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hesitating a mo-
ment before de-
Gliding how she
would get home,
In the old days
there had been
automobiles. al
ways--usually a
friends: in the
rare cases where
she had to solve
the problem of
getting h o m e .
there had been
taxis.
Nn,, n a ~ a =
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and n very pleasant afternoon vi
the vote of everyone.

Chester Ellis of Augusta was !
business caller in town Thursday.
Word has been received from Ms
Edna Westin. who with her mothe'
Mrs. Sarah Ray of the Cushman rosf
left Sunday for Mrs. Westin's hon.
In New York; that they arriYs
safely. and that Mrs. Ray. who he
recently suffered n severe lines
endured the long trip very we'll ah
showed little sign of fatigue.
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n. s. Lord, Sec. IT. w. Cloud, S. D.,
]. L. Handlette. J. d.. Alden Stilphen
$. S., c. A. Mcdonald, J. S, George
L. Cotton, Chap, o. l.. Ham, mar
shall, r. 3. Cheney, organist, w. IL
Labares. Ty.
After the installation refreshments
We're served
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Or. Hollis Lecture

Thursday night at the Centenary
Methodist church. Rev. d. B. Holt. d
D.. of Augusta, superintendent Of the
Augusta district. gave a lecture on
Boston University Theological school
and Kents Hill two Methodist schools
speaking of the organization and
work of the school the faculty per-
scnel and present day needs. DR.
Holt illustrated his address by show
ing 70 views. He was assisted in the
illustration by Rev. Percy Ridlou of
Lisbon Falls
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xtl-FRIENDlESS,

"A n \RY arrived in New York late
M in the afternoon. A drizzling
~ rain drove against her face as
she paused just outside the station,
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B. p. W. TO Meet

The regular meeting Of the Show
hogan Business and Professional
Women's Club will be held Tuesday
night. Oct. 20 at $50. A supper will
be served at G. A. r. hall by caterer
Mrs. Kate S. Simpson A report of
the National Convention held at West
Baden, Ind, will be given by the del
egate. Miss Margaret NJ. Chase. a
past president. There will be musi-
cal numbers and the transaction Of
the semi-monthly business. Mem
bers who wish tickets for themselves
and guests should notify Mrs. Simp-
son today
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per year and that a considerable
sum would be realized from rentals.
He also said that many Of the bust.
ness men were interested in estab-
fishing gymnasium and said that
for small sum the physical director
at the Skow kegan High school could
be employed TO overlook the COM
munit, House.
Carleton F. Merrill 81 oke of the
great need Of a Community House il
Skowhegan sayinc that there wa q
fine Boy Scout organization but no
place for them to meet and II was
a need felt by many other otganiza-:
tons IN the town. He said this was
not a Rotary project but a citizen
movement and that IL would be a
family house for Skowhegan Mr.
Merrill suggested tina, the following
committee be appointed anf that
their duties are &c form. an organiza-
ton an0 make a purchas. of the
property and establish a community
house: Willard II Cummings Mrs
Ethei NJ Christensen, Mrs Mary r.
Stinchfeld president; o: the Skow.
hegaL Woman, club: Mist Margaret
NJ Chase president Of Sorosis, Will
liam. Philbrtek. B. W. Page, Thomas
Greenway, Col Shermar =. Shum-
way. Col Roy L Marston Leslie II
Goldsmith and DR.. Oliver GAIA
Thi. Recommendation vas accept
ed with one amendment and that
Carleton r. Merrill be added to the
committee and that Mr.. Merrill De
made chairman. Upon request Mr..
Merrill stated that n his best Judge
ment 20 put the project on a good
financial basis It would be necessary
to raise a sum OF $4,000.