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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-11

CApTTNAc cOstura y montajs
N0ANA de cortinas para
ofcinas y ~residencias. Marcial Fer
nandez, Carretera SO, Catafo, o Los
Muchachos, San Juan. 4-22
EIMAcA sKoE FAeTcRY tlone un
Departamento Especial para reparar
Calzado a Maquina. Precios econon1l-
cos. Lame al telefono 1851, santurce
Y recogeremos sus zapatos. r
Sc VENDE I'm tractor Italiano mar
ca FIAT de 20 a 80 caballos de fuer-
"a con dos arados, completamente nue.
vo. Costo $4,000 10 daremos por mucho
menos de SUI costo. Dirfjass al apar-
tado 1896, San Juan. 4-14.
EN- ARRENDAMIENTO O VENTA
e~spl@ndida Residential concrete, m;i
metros solar, garage, jardin, ar5o-
leda. Vendense muebles, piano Weber
Baby Grand. Ave. Lafayette. Stop
48 Condado. Tel. 623, Santurce.
Box 1912. 4-15
Sc ALQUTLA hermosa casa con siete
habitaciones, sala, comedor, cccina, do
bic servicio sanitario, en- $500. Con
garage $93.00. Carretera "a, Stop II.
Telefono 139 azul.. 4-14
Sc VEKDS vidriera para tabacos; Ma
quina de coser; diccionario enctclo-
p6dico % volumenes; maquina escr1blr
nueva, portatil; GAIA de musica. Infor-
mes: Edifcio Noa, segundo piso. III
Sc ALQUILAN apartamentos tres ha-
bitaciones y ~servicio sanitario, San Sc
bastian SO. Piso seis habitaciones Cr1s-
to 1, esquina frente a la bahia. Infor-
mara: Rojas, tel6fono 579. SIS
TENGO PARA colocar en- primera Ill
poteca sobre fnca Urbana $4,000 90 sin
corredor. Aguadilla, Box 35. 4-15
Sc SOLICITA un e~stenografo espadoI
e ingles para trabajar por las tarde
de dos a cinco en- oficina de comisio-
nista. Olga sueldo y experienced. Dir1-
jirse al Apartado $50. San Juan. III
la GRECA. ell meior restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan H. Er~t.
vENDo CAIRO CADILLAC pr1vado
en- perfectc estado plopio para serv1-
clio publico o familia. Precio sumamen
te modico. Dirijase al Apartado 1856,
San Juan, P. +. 4-23
Sc ALQUILAN dos casas: una en- la
Ave. Taft, Santurce y otra de cemen-
to Ell Rio Piedras, Gale Giorgetti. In
formaran: Tel. 828 Rojo. Santurce. All
PASAJES.- Vendo TRES pasajes pa
ra ell vapo "San Lorenzo que sal
dra para New York ell "a de mayo. Es-
criba a P. o. Box TIT, Aguadilla. 4-17
WILLIS KNIGHT TOURING CAR
in fine condition for sale. Phone:
784 San Juan. Royal Bank Building.
4-17
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-24

Incumplimiento de contrato
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-24
Ell SENADO PROCEDE. a LA ELEC
CION DEL PRESIDENTE

PARIS. JUNO % (Cable frances) =
Eel Senado procedi0 aver a la elecci6n
del nuevo Presidente de este Alto cuer
Ipo Legislative. Fl puesto de presidente
fue ocupado por NJ. CASTOR Doumergllc,
quien fu6 electo Presidente de la Re
p1blica en- el Congrcso efectpado en-
Versailles.
Fue nombrado por 151 votos contra
13f que obtuvo el senador NJ. Bienve-
nu Martin, NJ. Justin de Selves, quien
ha sido varias yeces ministro de Fran
cia en- pafses eXtranjeros Y senador
por el Tarn Y Garonne.
Ocupar;i el puesto de vice del Sena-
do NJ. Martin. De Selves es mienlbro
del Partido Radical acaudillado por
IIerriot. primer ministro de la naci0n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-24
Ninguna Mujer Debe>
Estar Sin Mu-coI
SU HICIENE PERSONAL
LO DEMANDA

Durante muchos aflos, el MU-COL aa
Gdo recetado por Doctores en- Sodo Ell
mundo civiliaado, para las Intermediates
peculares del sexo femenino, sin necesidad
de recurrir a medicinas internas, que pue-,
den afectar otros o-ganos Y hacer mejor
dafio que provecho. IS
81 todas las mujeres pudiesen enterarse
de 10 verdaderamente maravilloso QUO eS
este polvo antiseptico, no-venenoso, esta
ssneraci6n y las venideras, sc verian, ,ex-
entas de tantas pobrecitas, que sufren en-
silencio por falta de un tratamiento que dc
verdaderos resultadas, tai como MU-COL.
Experimentelo I'd, unos cuaptos trata-
mientos en- su propia casa, haran desapa-
recer los fujos, irritaci6n y dolores.
La naturaleza da alguna ayuds pero
necesita asistencia, d6sela con AIU-COL.
De venta en- todas las boticas acredita-
das. .. i
THE MU-COL COMPANY, Inc,
Buffalo. N. Y, e. u. A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-24
LA PRIMERA SALIDA

de An0creOhte igura es va cuando
menos viable, con frecuencia exec
/ lente. Musico de serios conocimien-
! tos, el poeta trasfunde a la palabra
su sentido mel0dico Y armonico, v
esta Sc hace sutil con esa tenuidad
! de la mnsica que arrulla Y niece ell
! espiritu sin decirle NADIA concrete.
Las visiones, las ideas, las sensa-
: ciones, fiuyen envueltas en- una at
mosfera sonora que la realza es-
fuma, haciendolas penetrarnos me-
ior; y en- alguna poesia-citemos las
tituladas Por 10 diUino, Ell Canto
Naeoo Y las Diez Oraciones Li1ices
-esa fusion del elemento abstracto
j.-musica-y del elemento defnitivo
-pensamiento-logra un efecto per-
durable. Voz no eco es la que Sc
alza de estas paginas.
Mas tarde, sin duda, la voz cre-
cera Sc hara mas extensa, mas
experta; pero ell timbre ha de
ser va para siempre el mismo. Y 81
por aumentar en- extension y destre-
"a hubiere de perder siquiera una de
las cualidades de hoy, puede afirmar-
Sc que el paso del tempo lie habia
sido adverse. FL acento que vibra en-
poesia, como Escucha, alma, No es-
peres 'aqde y La fe, puede expresar
con plena belleza todas las imagenes
v sentimientos de la poesia.
Basta, sin duda, 10 dicho para que
quede expreso el prop6sito. de cele-
brar ell acontecimiento feliz n de la
aparicion de- un libro que no poGra
ser repudiado pOr su autor, despues
Libro de poesia verdadera. ofreee, a
lpesar del rezumo triste, va. se1alado
una algeria inconfundible: la del en-
sueno plasmado con ese impetu ,lu-
venil para el que los esfuerzos, en
lvez de deiar estela de fatiga,, abrcn
horizontes de estimulos. En- la ca'a-
mitosa balumba de hojas uenas por
versifcadores mas menos habllcs
las paginas de este primer llbrQ nc
JOSH Agustin Balseiro sobrenadaran
gracias su virtud eterea. y los lee
torres que, con ell banquete piatonlco
que los duros imperativos de la vida
Iconsienten con menos frecuencia cada
dia, lean V rememoren algun poema
suyo. sentiran ell deseo agradecido &c
tomar en- la diestra esta Copo dc
| IjAnacrcoatc, que el poeta les ha da-
do. de alzarla Ell ademan cordial,
de decirle con las palabras rltuaies
en- ell instante de llevarla a los labios: +:
GA tu salud, Poeta!"
A. HERNANDEZ Gaia.
(De "La EsferaO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-24
TT. sR HUYKE oFRECE A LA CO
MISSION GRADUADA DE ALTA Els.
!CUELA RESOLVER Ell ASUNTo
DEL, ANUARIO eel CARIBE" QUE
FsTA BAJo SU CONSIDERATION

La comisi0n de graduados de Al
Ia Escuela que fue nombrada por Ia
l.ynnta directiva del Anuario "El Ca
Tribe. celebro aver una larga
I-conferencia con ell Comsionado de ln5
truccion, seiior Huyke y este les pro-
imetio resolver dicha question en- ei
dia de hoy. Ell senor Huyke rec'hio
la comisi6n compartiendo con ella
largo ratio.
Es sabido tambien que indicacio-
mes del principal, su assistant su
consejera, hay un grupo de graduates
obteniendo firmas de sus companeros
para tratar de desautorizar a la Jun
ia Editora, para entonces, la nueva
junta que sea nombrada, de acuerdo
con sus inspiradores eliminar los ira
baios del Editor que Sc dedican al
immortal patricio Jose de Diego.
Sc asegura, que bajo la amenaza
de no dar los certificates sc ha perpe
trado la "audacia" de hacer que los
estudiantes frmen la mencionada
Decentralization.
No hay que decir que el regimen
escolar que signifca Ia jefatura del
senor Huyke, es un regimen de ven-
ganzas y de pequeneces. pobre te-
nebroso, como l6gico producto de la
epoca del funesto Reilly.
Mr.. Huyke deberia ceder un POGO
en- sus tenaces empefos literarios y
ocuparse mas de sus deberes oiciales,
porque es .pIblico y notorio que ese
Departamento anda manga por hom-
bros, debido a que su Jefe ha caido
en- la mania de arreglarlo todo a
fuerza de versos y articulos mas o
menos americanistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-24

El Pueblo de Puerto Rico a los
demandados Anna Karslake Y William
J. Karslake:
Sc notifica ustedes que Sc ha pre-
sentado en- la Corte de Distfito del
Distrito Judicial de Arecibo, Puerto
Rico una demanda jurada por ell de-
mandante Andrew Froscher Jr. repre-.
sentado por los abogados Antonsanti s.
La Costa con ofcina en- San Juan,
Puerto Rico, Plaza Baldorioty numero
| % altos en- que Sc alega substantial
mente:
Cue ustedes los demandados aha
por Ell mes de febrero de 1924 Sc oblt-
garon convinieron con ell demandan-
te venderle por precio de SEISCIEN-
Tos ($6oo. .oo) DoLI4ARs), de contado
la fnca que SO describe asi:
t'Rustica o lote de terreno radi-
| cado en- ell barrio de Tierras Nue.
vas de Manati, Puerto Rico, lugar
de Campo Allegro conocido como
ell lote "J'', que contiene trece y
media (131a) cuerdas, equivalentes
cinco hectarcas treinta Areas, y
sesenta centiareas de terreno, CO.
lindante por ell Norte, Sud y Este
con terrenos de N. A. Walcott, y
| por Ell Oeste con la Candelaria
Fruit Company y terrenos de la Su-
cesi6n de Basilio v6lez" ".-Inscri-
! ia a nombre de los demandados. en-
ell registro de la propiedad de Are
bo, al folio 12O, del tomo II de
Manati fnca numero 927 inscrip-
cion primera. -
| Que despues de convenir dicha ven
ia que fue aceptada por ell demandan-
te ustedes los demandados Sc negaron
frmar la escritura transfiriendo Ell
titulo a dicho demandante pesar de
haber entregado Ell precio convenido a
ell representante designado por ustedes
v de haber cumplido en- todas sus par
tes 10 que al demandante competfa cum
plir por su parte.
Que ell demandante solicita Sc dicte
sentencia condenando ustedes que
otorguen la escritma correspondence
trsnsfiri6ndole ell tftulo de propiedad,
tv que paguen los gastos, costas y
honorarios de abogado.
Por tantc apareciendo que ustedes
los demandados no residen en- Puerto
Rico que Sc encuentran en- ell Estado
de New York, Estados Unidos de Am6-
RIGA, Sc les requiere ustedes Anna
Karslake William J. Karslake, para
que comparezcan a contestar Ia de-
manda dentro del ternino de cuarenta
(4o) dias 2 contar del de perfecciona-
miento de esta notification, aperci-
biendoles que Sc dictara sentencia
favor del demandante y en- los termi
nos de la demanda 81 no contestaran
ustedes la nisma.
Dada en- Arecibo cuatro de JUNO
de 1924.
MANUEL L. CoRBET.
Secretario Corte de Distrito dc Are
cibo, Puerto Rico.
ny Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-24

q Ens'jdrcmoS este
cmGdYo GTtfSiico en
eoiorcs, f0Ddfo II
* locm., titWIodo
"..UHa ipna de DiicI
en- los HibcS", y
HDcStraS de nRcS-
fyos trodHctos al
yeeiba dc eStamPt-
has dc corrc9
fQni51lentcS a 10
rFnt0ToS en none
dd americana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-24

EN- LA coRTE DE DIsTRITo DEL
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE ARECIBo
PUERTO RICO
Estados Un;dos de America
El Prcsidente de los Estados
Unidos: SIS.
Andrew Froscher Jr.,
Demandante
VS..
Anna Karslake and william
j. Karslake,
Demandados,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-04
FARM|NCDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Averill Of
Waterville arrived Wednesday and
are guests of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Averill.
The Misses Ruth and Clara Tuck
of Fayette are visiting their
grandfather, e. ]. Hodgdon for q
few days.
Mrs. r. B. Small and daughter,
Adelaid of Medford. Mass. who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Bachelor, have retu rned
home.
Mrs. Nathan Bachelor and guests,
Mrs. Fred Cooley and daughter,
Geraldine, of Somerville. Mass. at
tended a family gathering Monday,
held at the home of Mrs. Bachelors
brother. w. NJ. Small in Bowdoin
ham. There were IS at dinner and
a delightful time was enjoyed.
Miss Blanch Brown. who has been
employed in Rockland for the sum-
mer, returned Tuesday and will
visit her parents here for a few
days before going to Maiden. Mass,
where she is to teach in the public
schools where she taught last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-04
New Parking Laws
For Autos and
Horses in City

Two hours parking limit on Water
street from Vine to Winter street.
from $50 A. NJ. to P. NJ. on week
days except Saturdays. which shall
be from $50 A. NJ. until 10 p. NJ.
No parking on Church street and
Main avenue from Mechanic street to
driveway between Depot Square no
tel and the Gardiner Auto Sales Co
North side from Mechanic street to
electric waiting room south side. I
No parking from Mechanic street TO
Highland avenue through Bridge
street., north or south side unless
otherwise directed BY police oficers.
No signs Of any kind to be placed
on streets or sidewalks. unless placed
~ city officials.
No parking on Winter street frosi
Water, street 20 Summer street On
either side.
No vehicles win b allowed private
parking places IN the city Of 0ardi-
Her streets. All vehicles, altar park
ine two hours win leave the street.
Il 10 expected that . ruling will Re
made prohibiting vehicles to tura
around IN the street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-04
Evanaslissie Campaign

Rev. Charles Howard Atkins and
Mrs. Atkins returned Monday from
Tamworth. n. H., where they have
been passing their vacation. He left
Tuesday to officiate at a wedding IN
Portland. The services in the High
land Avenue ME-. church will begin
Sunday again and there will be an
Official board meeting at the close
of the morning service to perfect ar
rangements for the coming Of Albert
J. Saunders, "the Business Mans
Evangelist" from the Evangelistic
Association of New England for an
evangelistic campaign to open Sun
day, Sept. IS, and to continue
through Sunday, Oct. IL.
The people of Gardiner who lis
tened with SO much pleasure to Lew
is e. Smith last year in a similar
campaign conducted by this church,
will be interested to know that Mr..
Saunders was recommended by Mr..
Smith and is regarded by him as
Billy Sundays most famous convert.
Thomas Wood. the president of the
Evangelistic Association Of New
England and a retired business man
in Boston. assured the pastor this
summer that fir. Saunders is an
evangelist of marked ability, who will
grip the attention Of all whe listen to
him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-04
ORGANIZATIONS OF
CITY TEAm|NC Up
FOR DEFENSE DAY

The retail merehants' association
will meet this afternoon at L30 at
the city building to discuss plans for
the Observance Of Defense Day and
to consider the advisability of CON-
bining the days exercises with the
opening Of the new street. 1t III
strongly urged that there be a 1000;
attendance to talk over these matters
as united action and enthusiasm is
necessary to make the occasion z
success.
DR.. Carroll Church has been desig-
mated to represent the war depart
ment on the Defense Day observance
and will Cooperate with local Off
Gals and organizations. The city
government at its meeting Tuesday
evening named q committee which
will work In conjunction with other
civic bodies to make the double eveht
one which the city will be proud to
recall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-04
Delightful Program
Presented on Third
Day Of ChautauQua

The third SUCCESSFUL CnautauQu8
program was carried out before large
audiences Wednesday. when the
Theresa Sheehan Concert party made
their appearance. while in the eve
ming there was the additional pleas
ure of hearing the famous lecture.
America at the Cross Roads. by
Wentworth Stewart.
Miss Sheehan has associated with
her in her company Fred Slauter,
brilliant ~Iiolinist. and Marthalynn
Trippeer, a pianist and soprano. the
originality Of the program offered by
these three versatile artists made one
OF the best Chautauqua performances
ever in Gardiner. Especially worthy
of note were the readings given by
Miss Sheehan and her vivid story Of
the Sinking Of the Titanic. Other
readings were fully as effective, these
forming a feature of the program.
AS writer and lecturer. Mr..
Stewart has studied the political.
economical. industrial and social
problems of the world. He knows
the temper Of the American people
and he is conservative who is not
a stand patter; a thinker with ideals
who is not a radical. He has lectured
in every city from coast to coast
from the Canadian to the Mexican
border. He has been engaged fol
many months in the army camps and
one of the most important projects
of his career has been in connection
with the Massachusetts Associated
Industries.
For them he has talked with the
executives of the leading industries:
to their employees and. on behalf OF
the industries, on appropriate SUD-
jects to the public at large. He Is
the author Of many books, the most
recent being 1.-THE Making OF Ma
ton" Coming from Mr.. Stewart the
message Of national and internation-
al import fills the place in the Chau.
tauqua program and brings tna'
moment Of great visioning to every
listener.
Always one of the great favorites
of Community Chautauqua progra ms
in all parts of the country Is Greens
Band, which will be the attraction to-
day. Charles E. Green, the conduct
or, is one Of the finer band conduct
ors Of the day, ranking as belonging
to that set which includes Sousa,
Pryor. Santelman..
Green makes q band vie with a
symphony orchestra. He hfts vino
instruments out of noise making de-
vices to. the creation Of as delicate
effects as any stringed orchestra
might create. That is what mode
Sousa famous. That Is why Edwin
Frankie Goldman is now doing so well
in New York City.
Conductor Green has made his pro-
grams to fit in with Greater Chau-
tauqua plans, In the afternoon he
has a Pop" concert. for a Family
Party event. At night he has a pro-
gram that is of exceptional merit
The tuneful Raymond overture OF
Ambrose Thomas will set things
going: there will be a medley OF
beautiful sacred music. a melodic
serenade of Tittl, and of course there
will be rousing music Of the type of
Scusa's "Stars and Stripes Forever"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-04
PlTTSTON

FASTING. and Mrs. wind
Nash and family OF Kesne, n 4
who were former residents OF N
place, were Weekend guests q Y
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mlllard NY
Misses Helen and Elisabeth HnY
who passed the month OF AuSuG
their summer home In this Wing
returned Friday to their hons
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Req
Somerville, Mass. arrived sa'un..
And are guests for a few days ny
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Man
Mrs. Freida braves and heI
and Miss Mabel Jorden. VINO u
been passing the summer ~
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter y
returned Friday TO their homs
New Jersey.
Nrs. Nelson IT. Brown OF New
vile. Mass. passed the wees.em
the home Of ]. W. pocKenoorn,
Walter Moody. who has bean
ing two weeks vacation Wih
tives In town has returned "1
home in Cambridge, Mass al
Mrs. G. V. Laberee and Mis-
Ford left Wednesday for n rev
visit with relatives IN Berrys "
Mrs. Annie Nash OF Roslma
Mass. has been the guest OF
tives and friends In this place
vicinity the past week. 49,. ~
Rev. F.. s. f;ahan and Mrs, W
Reid passed Monday with r'au|
in Shcepscott. ..l
The Ladies' Aid Society he'd
annual mid-summed sale ana !,
served q baked bern supner ",
nnsday evening OF last week
M,thodist vestrv. The proceso,
tbs evening wern $50. -
Miss Annie r. Merrill MM
business caller In Augusta ~
william T.arrabee is renai si,,..
barn on the Old Alonzo r. s"p1
farm. \
Johr crocker was = business y
or IN Gardiner. Tuesday. 81
Miss Annie r. Duggan IL ~ ~
per n. tho Oaklands for an inoe~'
time. Mai. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzn y. Mai ~
SUNDAY callers At THE Ola nv
stead Farm" Nm
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Nv Y
daughter Madeleine. Mr.. an1
John Campbell and Milton a ~,
were Tuesday callers nt tne ., n' ~
Mr.. Merrilrs sister, Mrs peha =
and Annie Merrill. - w,,h
An auto party from Wsm We, III,
consisting OF Mr.. md MT, v..sS
Taber. three children. IVY
Philin and STANLEY. Mrs, ,Sns =
on. Charles and Ellen rs' =, n
SunSav callers at the rome " ~
cousins. Mrs. Della sabin ana y
Merrill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-04
Franklin-NfcClean

One of the recent weddings of in
terest to Portland and Gardiner peo-
pie was that of Miss Helen A. Nc
Clean, daughter of Mrs. Jennie z.
MCLEAN, and Clarence A. Franklin.
son of Mrs. Margaret b. and the
late, Joseph Franklin, which took
place at the A. NJ. E. Zion Church.
Portland, on Saturday evening, the
Rev. Edward w. Grant officiating.
Among the out-of- town guests at
the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert w. Hill of Gardiner, Mrs. Ella
Kent of Boston, Oscar Matthews and
family of Springvale, William Gar
rison of Brunswick, and Miss Mabel
Greene and Charlena Banks OF
Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-04
LITCHFIELD

CORNER-Litchfield Academy will
open Sept. 16 with Prof. Topper Of Lis
bon Falls as Prin and Miss Mabel Ha-
ley of Sabattus as assistant. The town
schools will open Sept. Is with the
following teachers: Mills. Mrs. Cora
Cram: North, Miss Irene Libby; Lin
coin. Miss Della futile; Earle, Mrs.
Grace Young; Farrin. Roscoe Bos-
worth: South Oak Hill, Mrs. Carrie
Kicker: Waterman, Giles Mainwaring;
Pine Tree not decided.
At the regular Grange meeting Fri
day evening the lecturers hour viii.
be open to the public and Mrs. Geo
Anderson of Boston will give an ac-
count Of her trip around the world.
Miss Lillian Smith left Saturday for
Chicago.
Chauncey Hall of Norridgewock was
the weekend guest of Chas. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. BowIes and four chill.
dren of Sacona. r. l., are making their
home with F. w. Jordan.
The body of Charles Daily, who died
very suddenly last week, was taken to
Canton for burial Friday.
A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Buzsell
Friday with about As present. A
bountifnl dinner was served and very
enjoyable day was passed by all.
Miss Margaret Campbell Is attending
Bryant and Stratton Business collie e
in Providence. n. /.
Miss Jessie Libby and Miss Matte
knight have resumed their duties At
the Gardiner hospital after passing
their vacations at their homes in this
place.
Geo. Grover Of Providence. r. T.,
Fred Bubier and his mother, Mary
Bubier Of West Bath visited Mrs.
Elizabeth Bubier last week.
Mrs. Alton Tozier Is passing the
week with her husband in Portland.
Mrs. Maxcy Kendrick, who has
passed the last two months in N. s.,
returned to her home Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-04
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of the day, Capt. Frank c.
Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Varnum mo-
tored to Lewiston Wednesday to at
tend the fair.
Sergeant Major Richard b. Blam-
ey is enjoying a weeks vacation and
with Mrs. Blamey and son have
gone to Jackman by auto.
There will be no band concert
Thursday of this week, the band boys
having the day off in place of Mon
day last.
William Carey has returned from
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Uniyersalist Ladies Aid Entertained

The members OF the Cniversalist
Ladies Aid were entertained yeYer-
day at Judge Beane's camp at Lake
Cobbosseecontee. They took the
9:45 car from Hallowell, arriving in
time for out of door games, sewing
and conversation before dinner.
Eighteen sat down to a delicious
meal. Fish chowder was the staple
dish and with It all the various del
icacies that the members know 80
we'll how to prepare. The boat ride
to and from the cottage to the car
line was one Of the pleasures Of
the day. The entire affair was most
ENJOYABLE.
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70 EnIaros Bremen Doeks

Bremen. Germany, Aug. IL "a. r.
~ Maid to incr eased ship
ping, due partly to the use Of this
port as q terminal by the United
States Lines. recommendation have
been made by the Federal committee
On harbors for extension Of the dock
commodated. It II estimated that
nearly S2.000.0o0 win be necessary b
complete the proposed improvements.
The Bremen senate has offered to co.
operate in bringing about the harbor
extensions.
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The refreshment committee cd
playground association will hold
mett&ug at the aldermen's ross
Thursday at 7:30 p. NJ. VIII
committee Of the different orsars
tions who have been asked to n
nish q booth at the carnival plss
be present to make plane for i
Sanle. A