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Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-29
BROCKETT

Asbury sago spent Sunday with J.
W. Spikes.
Oscar Kizer has moved to the VIII
Duncan farm.
Iris Spikes is visiting friends in
POcahontas this week.
The Farmers Union had call meet
ing last Thursday night.
w. c. Timer made business trip
to Maynard last Saturday.
Sam West OF ElnOra is visiting
hOmefolkS here this week,
Gwendoline HOrd spent Monday
night with Miss Lorine Bryant.
Mrs. Josephine Hogan has been ON
the sicl; list for the past few days.
The Misses Connie ana Reba Eagans
of Biggers have entered school here.
John Thompson Of Pocahontas was
transacting business here last Friday.
Gwendoline Hord and Verlon Bryant
visited the school last Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Timer spent
Saturday night and Sunday at w. II.
HOrds.
Mrs. Mollie Cafrrey was a Sunday
visitor at the home of Mrs. Maggie
Skiles.
We are glad to see the items from
Water Valley, Richwoods, holland and
Manson.
verlon Bryant and Fred Spikes
spent Saturday night with Floyd
Brantley.
Wm. Eagan of Biggers and W. c.
Timer have moved to the II. G. Me
Nabb farm.
DIR. Pace is treating the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Timer, who
has pneumonia.
Alfred and Evalena Weisenbach call
ed on Martin and Pauline Hord last
Thursday night
Othar Blackshear of PocahoHtas
visited his brother, Ray BlackShear,
here last Monday.
Pauline HOrd and Delta Spikes
spent Sunday afternoon with Naomi
and Elnora Brantley.
Evalyn Sisson and Pauline Hord
spent Monday night as the guests Of
the Misses Weisenbach
G. Skiles and Floyd Brantley are
cutting logs and preparing to build a
new dwelling on their farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey KillOugh have
returned to their home near Maynard
after an extended visit here with Mrs.
Killough's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r..
HOrd
Walter Cranes spent Friday night in
this community as the guest of his
cousin, Mrs. 7. o. Bryant. Mr.. Cranes
is moving to Doniphan where he eX-
poets to make his future home.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-29
UNION

G. W. Greene and wife visited at
Averil Luter's Sunday
Mrs. Jessie Odom and children spent
Ii Sunday with her father. Uncle
Indy Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Smith were call
ed Sunday to attend the bedside of
her brother at Pratt, Mo.
NJ. ID. Spencer and family spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Willie HinsOn and family.
Mrs. Mary Howard who has been
visiting for several weeks with rcla-
tiveS at MiddlebrOOk, has returned
home.
John Rapert and Mrs. Grace John.
son attended the bedside Of Mrs. Thod
Hambrick last Friday. Mrs. Ham
brick and two children have the flu
and pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rapert returned
Friday for few days visit with home
folks. Mrs. Rapert has been seriously
III for several days aud is some i'm
proved but not well.
We note with great interest the let.
ter published in the star Herald in
regard to the unjust road tax and
must say amen" to that. We feel
sure that we will get justice.
our school closed last Friday. We
regret very much that we could not
get at least another month of school.
We had splendid teacher and the
children all loved him. He gave MS a
splendid term. We understand that
Mr.. Lofts will now enter business
college ut JonesborO.
We have quite sick list this week.
J. 7. Jones has la grippe. Mrs. Averil
Luter and babe have measles. Uncle
Andy Jackson has relapse Of the
measles. DR. Swindle is no better.
VIM. Thurman Swindle improved in
health. Mrs. Riley March is sick. &.
Robinson has flu. Mrs Scott Bick-
ford has been sick for few days. Mrs.
Ella Hinton and son have measles
Several more around here are suffering
with severe colds
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-29
EIANiII

Dud walrond was a guest of his
parents Sunday
Mitt Brown was having some shop
work done here Monday.
W. II. Walrond is here with his son.
His health is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Tyler were visit
ing her parents over the weekend.
Miss Thelma Jackson will probably
Nach the summer term of school here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Rice were
visiting her parents Saturday night.
Mrs. Pearl Barnett is real sick with
pneumonia. Dr. Harnden has the case
in charge.
Bro. Allison failed to fll his appoint
ment at Antioch Sunday on account
of the weather.
Berlin and Herman Marshal were
visiting their sister. Mrs. Delmar Mas
scy Saturday night.
our school closed Friday. The cOun'
ty demOnstratOr aud county superin'
tendent were visitors at the closing
exercises. -
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-29
BIRDEI.L

Mrs. Il. ID. Barden is on the sick list
at this writing.
The Singing school at Hubble Creek
closed Wednesday.
j. II. and Il. ID. Barden had business
In POCahontas Monday.
Daily Blackwell spent Saturday
night with VI. G. Hufstcdler.
clay and Jake Hufstedler. George
Ballard and Ed Miller had business
in Pocahontas Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Barden returned
home Friday from North Carolina,
where they have been visiting. They
will make their future home at Poca-
houtas.
Quite a crowd Of young folks as
scmblcd al the home of IL. NJ. Barden
Sunday night and played and sung
some. Among those present were, Mr..
Archer and family and George Ballard.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-29
ALBERTHA

After the snow last week the roads
are fearful.
VIM. Dismang, the insurance man Of
Supply, visited at ]. Il. Davis Friday
night.
W. J. Luter has case of the tlu.
Dr. Lofts is treating him. He is bet
ter AT this writing.
There was birthday entertainment
at o. Il. Rapert's Saturday night, it
being Mrs. Rapert's 2lst birthday.
DIR. Lofts was called again last
week to see Il. Minton. who is suffer
ing with heart trouble and asthma.
After reading the newspapers we
have reached the conclusion that there
must be a general house cleaning go
ing on in our government affairs.
DIR. l.. Il. Pace of Pocahontas was
called last week to attend the nine
year old daughter of John Camp, who
was hit on the head with n basketball
Friday afternoon at the Davis school
house.
Mrs. $. s. Mack died at her home
? l-2 miles east Of this place Monday
after an illness with pneumonia. Her
little son is in a serious condition with
the same disease. The ,bereaved ones
have our sympathy in this sad hour
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-29
GUM STUMP

Elnora Triplctt visited Pauline Fish.
or Sunday.
Church was well attended last sun
day and Sunday night.
Frank Schuster and family visited
J. W. Hughes Sunday.
Miss Maudic McGuhie visited Miss
Edith Raglin Friday afternoon.
Lucian Dean and wife Of Birdcll
have moved down in our community.
George Friar and family visited
Henry Srllrs Saturday night and
Sunday.
Zack Haynes and wife and little
son. Sherrell, visited NJ. l.. Houstops
Sunday afternoon.
The carpenters have finished our
new school building all except the
painting and it sure is a beauty.
There has been two weddings in our
community lately, Mr. Andy Martin
and Miss Julia Carter were married
last Saturday night. ON Wednesday
of last week Mr.. owen Reed and Miss
Gladys Archer were quietly married.
The latter couple left saturday for
Tulsa. Okla. We wish them long
and happy life.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-29
MAYNARD

Miss Nema Redwine is real sick with
measles.
John Thompson of POcahOntas vas
here Saturday for the purpose of buy
ing mules
jeff Hill took crowd of boys to
Pocahontas Friday evening for a game
Of basketball.
Mrs. Beuel Lofts and baby son re-
turned Friday from visit with her
parents at Mock.
Billie Crismon of Brockett spent Fri
day night with his father, J. A. Girls
mon. who lives east of town.
We wish to extend our sympathy to
the bereaved relatives of 4. ]. Carol,
who passed away on Feb 10Th.
Mrs. Billy Navy was called to Doni-
phan, Mo-, Sunday to attend the bed
side of her sister, who is very i'll with
typhoid fever.
Misses Wilma Skaggs and Opal
Keclin, who are attending school here,
went home Friday for a visit with
their parents at Datto.
Joe Abbott has sold his stock of
goods to J. B. Weaver and l.. A. Girls
mon has sold his grocery store to Earl
Richardson, who will continue the
business at the same place.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-29
NIIDDLEBROOK

Elbert Parker is sick ut this writ,
ing
The small daughter Of ]. c. Parker
Is sick.
Uncle Cal Robinson is on the ndis.
posed list.
J. W. Burrow is doing some repair
work on his house.
Aunt Mary Howard has been visit,
ing friends here the past week.
Dee Johnston and family of May
nard visited here Saturday night.
DR.. Lofts was called to see Miss
Irene Moore last Monday WHO has
pneumonia.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-29
WATER VALLEY

Hite Camp attended church at Shi-
loh Sunday.
+. l.. Mondy of Pocahontas brought
bunch of hogs here last week
Several from this place attended
singing at New Home Sunday night.
Dixie and Nettie Blansett were Sun
day evening guests of Mrs Nell Clark.
Miss Thelma Jackson spent Saturday
and Sunday with homefolks near Dal-
ton.
Charley Graham and Sterling Hogue
took supper with Millard Blansett sun
day night.
Myrton Blansett and family, Maud
and Robert Counts spent Sunday with
Lee Gregory and wife.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-29
CARTEL!

Arlic eagle had husiucsS in POcahon-
tas Monday.
Elmer Poe Is reported TO he very
sick this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Fullner visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. j. G. Spikes, who has been sick
for some time, is better Mt this writing.
Mrs Arthur Lewis of near Pocahon-
tas is visiting at the home Of Charlie
Poe this week.
NOte-SecOnd page missing.-Editor'
Mrs Emma Vandprgrifr and children
were dinner guests Of Blll Keech and
family Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-29
sKAGGs

Bro. A. T.. Shaver preached here
Sunday.
Wesley James went to Oak Hin last
week TO get his son, who had been
teaching there.
Several of the school children visit
rd Misses Nada aud Elsie Jane Lone
Friday night
Skaggs won another game of basket
l@ll from Holmes Sunday by a score
.of to . The Ilolmes boys will play
another game here Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-29

Our telephones are: Office, ~;
Residence 144 Call either at any
time when you have news items to
report.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-04

was more difficult, inasmuch as Frank
Lowden was unquestionably the
choice of the convention, but when he
flatly refused, another candidate was
necessary, which without much dis
agreement, resulted, as our readers
know, in the nomination of Charles
G. Dawes of Chicago. There is no
question" said Msr. Perkins, but that
Frank o. Lowden was the choice of
the convention.
Mrs. Perkins closed with the en-
phatic statement that the women vot.
ers must stick together, be broader and
forget petty animosities in their great
effort to purify the ballot and elect
men who are fit to occupy the offices
to which they are elected.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-04
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
HOLD ORGANIZATION
MEETING YESTERDAY

A meeting of the Republican Wom-
ems club was held at the Community
Rooms Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. NJ.
P. Weeks presided, and Mrs. L. w.
Brewer acted as secretary.
Mrs. H. E. Perkins gave very in
teresting and instructive informal re-
port of the Republican National con-
vention at Cleveland where she was
an alternate, and incidentally, had the
pleasure Of voting on vice president,
being alternate for Mrs. Werner q.
Read, who left for home.
Mrs. Perkins described the magnifi.
cent auditorium where the convention
was held, the lighting and general ap-
pearance, as the finest she has ever
seen.
In his keynote address Theodore
Burton, of Ohio, urged that Republi
cans be standpatters, and not pro
gressives- s-Republicans of the Abra.
ham Lincoln type. Briefly he outlined
the Republican policies and what the
party stands for. Mr.. Burton, she said,
is very able man and his address
was well worth hearing.
Referring to the nomination of Cool
idge, she said it was foregone that
he was the man, with the exception of
Wisconsin. The Wisconsin delegation
sat aloof, and their chairman, shield.
ed only from the jibes and jeers OF the
other delegations, by his advanced
years, protested against the nomina.
tion, and also read a platform outlined
by themselves.
After the nomination of Coolidge,
banners were hoisted and with the ex-
ception of Wisconsin, the entire con.
vention Joined in a demonstration
which continued half an hour The
Wisconsin crowd was showered with
papers, fans, candy sacks and every
thing available, but sat unmoved.
The nomination for Vice President
The Delta independent., 1924-07-04
Local Happenings
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DIR. and Mrs. L. A. Hick and daugh-
ter Helen are leaving today for week
or ten days visit in the capital city.
The C. r. Hollems and H. E Math-
ers families autoed to Silverton on
Sunday.
Mrs. A. NJ. earns, who arrived from
Grand Junction Monday afternoon is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Maud
Kaufman at Cedaredge.
Miss Louise Palmer came up from
Grand Junction Wednesday morning
for an indefinite visit with her friend,
Mildred White OF Austin.
Mrs. Henry LUX OF Somerset is en-
joying a visit with her sister, Mrs. l..
Manville, who arrived from Seattle on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ellen Reilly departed for Lead
vile Wednesday morning for a visit
of several weeks with her cousin, Mrs.
Mary A. Harm.
A. Vieceli and family Of Somerset
were between train visitors Tuesday
on their way to Salida for visit with
relatives.
After spending several months at the
home of her sister at Denver, Mrs. I.
A. Bruner returned to her home in
Austin Wednesday.
r. e. Fetz OF Gretna, Nebraska, ar
rived Wednesday afternoon for an in
definite visit with his brother, II. b.
Fetz and family.
Mrs. NJ. L. Blackburn and children
are leaving today for Sallda to join
the husband and father who has been
engaged as night express agent for
several months.
Mrs. e. r. Wheeler, son Edward and
two daughters, Frances and Doris,
were here "Wednesday from Ouray for
visit with the Frank Drain family.
The Misses Doris Wheeler and Ursel
Drain were college friends at Western.
The next meeing Of Katherine Re-
bekah Lodge No. 65 will be held next
Thursday, July 10th. There will be
installation of officers and degree
work.
Mrs. x. r. Tillottson and two chill
dren left for Gunnison on Wednesday
morning where they will join Mr..
Tillottson who is employed as a
carpenter there, and make their resi-
dence there.
Mrs. II. s. Eldredge returned TO her
home at Alamosa Wednesday morn
ing after visiting her mother, Mrs. A.
Bass. Accompanying her home was
her little daughter, Beulah Cutler, who
has made her home with her grand
mother during the past school year
Othel Southwick, who has been the
guest of the j. G. Williams family for
the past several months, on his way
home from Fresno, California, to Buf-
The Delta independent., 1924-07-04
NORVAL BRUCE ATTENDS
CHOPPERS CONVENTION

Through the courtesy of Norval S.
Bruce of Paopia we are able to give
a full report Of the 14th Head Camp
Session which was held at Camp Nam
moth, Yellowstone National Park,
Wyoming, beginning the 18th of June
and ending the morning of the 18th of
June.
The lnoetine was Called to order
with Head Consul l. L Boak in the
chair, and the first morning session
was taken up mostly with speeches by
various neighbors, but from then on
the remainder of the time was well
taken up by the business of the ses-
sion.
There were 1877 delegates to the ses-
sion. They were all there but two and
their alternates were seated in their
places.
Among a few of the more important
things taken up might be classed the
following: A home for aged neigh
| bors, which was left to a special COM
mittee to investigate and report to the
next session; raising of the certificate
limit from $4,000 to $4,000; combining
of the offices of Head Auditor and
Head Clerk; taking off the hazardous
rate for firemen in a city of any size;
and perhaps one of the most important
parts of the session was the measure
to make provisions for a Boys Auxil-
iary to the order. They, too, have
come to realize the Importance of the
boy and are going to make arrange
ments to see that he is properly taken
care of. More will be heard about this
as soon as the best methods of pro-
cedure can be worked out by the Head
Officers.
The following officers were unani-
mously selected to the same offices
they have held the past four years:
Head Consul I. l. Boak; Head Clerk,
Thos. NJ. Robinson Head Banker, A
E. Sunderland; Head Escort, T NJ.
Lawson; Head Watchman, T. F.
Whitehead; Head Sentry, T. w. Mid
kiff; and Head Managers. ]. c. Will
son, w. C. Hawley, John Patterson, ].
w. Klien and H. ]. Raymond; Head
| Physician, G. X. Olmstead
After the session was concluded the
entire delegation and their wives and
families were treated to a trip around
the entire park at the expense of the
Head Camp. 1t was surely a wonder
full trip and thoroughly enjoyed by
every neighbor. According to Mr.
Bruce words cannot express adequate
what one really sees in visiting that
wonderful park and the only way to
get the real benefit of it is for one to
make the trip in person. 1t is abso-
lutely indescribable and well worth
anyone's time and money to see it.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-04

raspberries are demanding atteutioa
now. W. n. Tucker and Z. b. Mas,e-s
have large patches.
Miss Anna Markley, who recently re
turned from Greeley where che was g.
tending college. is again working a.
the Coop. telephone office.
C. A. Fowler OF Delta spent SUNDAY
with w. +. Blaine while Mrs. Flowe-
was visiting with her niece Miss
Bessie Perry on the ranch above the
Winton coal mine.
Joe Markley and family and Ira
Markley started TO Greeley SUNDAY
for n ten days trip. They viii visit
five brothers and sister in that
vicinity.
b. F. Hoch got tho worse OF az
encounter with the crank handle Of h.F
car. He received an ugly cash in DIE
forehead but had II patched up md
hopes to be as good as new IN a f0w
days
The Delta independent., 1924-07-04
SOCIETY
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Mrs. II. C. Shaffer was hostess to
the f. A. club Friday at 100 o'clock
luncheon.
Complimentary to Mrs. II. X. Porter
who is visiting here from Iona Portal,
California, Mrs. w. II. Mathers enter
tanned 16 ladies at a pretty luncheon
Tuesday afternoon.
c@9
Mrs. w. b. Stockham entertained a
number of ladies at delightful
breakfast Wednesday In honor OF Mrs.
II. X Porter OF Iona Portal, Call
fornia.
Mrs. c. H. Stewart was hostess to
the members of Capt. John Gunnnison
Chapter, d. A. r. Wednesday after.
noon, entertaining with a luncheon.
Mrs. II. x. Porter, one of the charter
members, was the honor guest
Gladys and Gloria Rask. twin daugh.
ters Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rask, enter.
tanned 10 friends at a pretty afternoon
party Monday in honor OF their 18th
birthday. Games and music were en-
joyed first, and not the least of the
pleasures to the childish hearts were
the refreshments served at the close
of the glad afternoon. The girls are
treasuring n number OF nice gifts In
memory OF the occasion.
100
Mrs. II. E. Stockham entertained a
number OF friends informally both
Monday and Wednesday evenings, Mt
lovely lawn party, complimentary
to Mrs II. X. Porter and daughter,
Ethel. There were about 30 on each
occasion who spent a pleasant even
ing discussing events of days when
tho Porters were Delta residents The
lawn was a gay garden OF beauty with
It's Japanese lanterns. The hostess
served refreshments OF punch and waf-
ers during the evening.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-04
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COMMUNITY ROOM NOTES
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The Delta business Woman's club
voted to discontinue meetings through
July and August. They will begin
again the first Tuesday in September,
Three new members were voted in at
the last meeting.
The next Baby Clinic will be held
Friday. July II, at 10 a. m, In the
Community Rooms. Be early with
your appointment.
We are still in need OF clothes in the
rummage department Send any
clothes to us-we will appreciate
same.
The regular Cooked Food Sale is at
Stockhams Hardware. Patronize us
this hot weather.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-04
New Arrivals in
Cool Kmii&&ed Un=
derwear for
Women

We invite comparison on
these items. Finer fabrics and
more perfect fitting models
than the prices indicate.
Women's Fine Lisle Union suit 75c
Women's Fine Cotton Unionsuit- SOC
Women's Fine Lisle Bodice Vests SOC
Women's Silk stripe Bodice Vests 39c
Women's Cotton Summer Vests--19c
The Delta independent., 1924-07-04

falo, continued his homeward journey
Tuesday morning. Enroute he will
stop for a visit with friends at Spring.
field, Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Parker and
baby returned Sunday from a three
weeks vacation during which they
visited relatives at Clark, Wyoming.
and Red Lodge, Montana. Near Gasp.
er, Wyoming, they encountered a
heavy wind storm which robbed their
car OF it's top and they were com
PEELED to finish the journey exposed
to the sun. Mr.. Parker's and the
baby's faces are severely burned.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-04
Mrs. Watkins and Daughter Leave.

Mrs. Watkins and Daughter Leave.
Mrs. r. ]. Watkins and daughter.
Miss Marian, departed Wednesday
morning for Ouray. where they will
spend a month visiting old friends. af-
ter which they viii locate at the capi.
tai city where Marian will enter the
Denver University in September.
During their few years residence in
Delta Mr. Walking family have made
warm friends who regret their leaving.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-04
NORTH DELTA

The first cutting OF alfalfa is nearly
all in the stack, so the farmers will
be ready to celebrate.
Qualls Bruton and Frank Lewis
OF Rogers Mesa stayed at the Blaine
and Reynolds homes Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Ray and family
from California are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. A. Brown, Mrs. Ray is their
daughter
Strawberries are about all gone but
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The Delta independent., 1924-07-04
Good Sale on Stars.

Spaulding & Rhoades OF the Central
garage at Austin have been enjoying
an unusually good business in the sale
of Star cars during the past month,
when 10 cars have been sold through
their agency. During the past week,
Stars were sold to Fred Powell, Lou
Auckerman and Ernest Duncan.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-04
Fishing and Camping Trip.

Everett Toothacre and family; Mrs.
E. Fahrney and her guests. Mrs. Hat
tie Steffens and her niece, spent Mon
day on a fishing and camping trip
about ~ miles above Cimarron. Even
though the fish refused to bite, the
party appreciated the delightful cool
The Delta independent., 1924-07-04
DRIVING New Cars.

The w. H. Laramore and T. w. Os-
born families are initiating new cars
the latter trying out the merits of a
Chevrolet.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-04
Her Sister Seriously III.

Miss Velma Clark was a between
train visitor Wednesday afternoon en-
route from Parsons, Kansas, to Craw-
ford, to visit her sister, Mrs. P. o. Nc
Murry, who is critically i'll.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-04
Closing Notice

Notice is hereby given that our dent.
al offices will be closed each Saturday
afternoon during July and August,
Dr.. F. w. Grove,
DIR. b. o. Windle,
27-2Sc DR.. w. II. Fluallen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-09
HARRINGTON PLANS =
CROWDED week IN
NOMINATION RACE

Hon. Frank G. Harrington, candi-
date for Republican nomination for
Governor put in very busy Satur-
day afternoon and evening. He
visited several towns in the northern
part of Kennebec county and met
and talked with many people in
China, Albion, Clinton and Benton.
He wound up his trip at .Getcheli's
corner at Vassalboro where he i'd
dressed a gathering of nearly q
hundred, who were hastily summoned
to hear him. ~
His reception was very enthusiasts
tic. Monday morning at, IL o'clock
Senator Harrington viii speak at
Thomaston in Knox County and in
the evening he will be the principal
speaker at Board of Trade meeting
in Camden, where his address will be
entirely of a non-political nature. On
Tuesday he will visit Waldoboro,
V'iscasset and Jefferson and on
Wednesday will be in Boothbay Har-
Dor for a large meeting. Thursday
will be spent in touring Sagadahoc
county with an address at Bath in
the evening. On Friday hes will go
to Oxford county which he wifi tour:
during the day and conclude his
visit there with an address in Rum
ford at night. Saturday, the last day
of the week before the primary cleo
ton will be passc at his home in
Augusta. d..