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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-10

that vicinity, Miss Alberta, Manter.
This year when club work was on
the wane In Madison, especially in
the Blackwell district, Miss Nantor
formed a club In this vicinity hf her
home and led the girls and SO has
kept Madison represented in the club
activities.
The st. Adams club this year is
supervised by Miss Frances Baine, a
former club girl and a student at
Hartland Academy. Miss Baine as
well as being club leader has taken
part in club activities. being on the
demonstration team from st. Adams
which gave demonstration at the
Bankers Conference in May ON the
Drafting of Patterns.
Hartland club, made up Of younger
boys and girls from the town of
Hartland, has for their leader Miss
Ardis Lancey. Miss Lancey is a
graduate of the University of Maine
in 1922. This is the first year that
a club has been carried on in the
town itself. Miss Lancey has very
successfully interested and organic
ed the boys and girls this past
spring.
North Arson girls club have had
for their leader during the past two
years SOnlerSeLS outstanding SiuO
girl, Miss Virginia Smith. She has
been in club work for number of
years, and is a graduate from the
North Arson Academy in the class
Of 1924 and plans to attend the Uni
versity of Maine, taking the Home
Economics course in. 1924.
Miss Smith has attended the train
ing class for outstanding club boys
and girls held at Springfield this past
year, and also has been a member of
the county demonstration team
which was at Springfield two years
ago.
When it was found impossible to
secure a leader for a club in East
New Portland. Mrs. w. NJ. Weimer
of West New Portland, mother of
Miss Eva Weimer, former club
girl and who had previously attend
ed the meeting of county champions
at Orono, with the assistance of her
daughter formed a club of the boys
and girls interested in this work in
West New Portland. Mrs. Weimer
with but very little assistance has
organized, drawn up a splendid pro-
gram of work, conducted successful
meetings and by her efforts nearly
all of the members have completed
their work for this, year. which is
indeed fine thing.
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pe Hss aabss g. aaSSss sss"gns. 81
County OF Franklin at q tsxm thereof
held on the FIRST TUESDAY Sf FforuaT y
A. p. 1921, e wit: On the twenty.
appeal Of Howard III. Hsrriek' and two
hundred .sixty-one pthers fram the &c.
eision Of the County Comlnishi toner's
for the said County Of Franklin grant:
ing the petition OF ]. II. Thomps9n and
thirty-four hundred others fer the 10.
cation of way from the Town OF
Eustis in SAID FIankiin County y the ne
re of!ise Of he SlsIk e GouEss fer for
give notice that public Nearing WIN
ard H Herrick and two hundred sixty
TWENTY-SIXTH DAY Of AUGUST,
1924. at NINE O'CLOCK IN the fore.
noon at DAYS Hall in the Village Of
Eustis, in the Town Of Epstis, in saia
franklin County, at which time AID
place the committee will view the
route, hear the parttss and their wit.
nesses and take such further and
other action as Is required pf them
n under the aforesaid order and 20 pro-
IN WITNEss WHEREOF. We have
1924. 49,
JosERH F. GOULD.
ALFRED *: AMEs.
A. II. SHAW,
Committss.
q
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FINANCIAL NEWS

2sc. net higher. July l.QQs apd Septem-
Der 96s or. Wheat finished unsettled,
1aG1s to 1sc up. September 1.13s to
LA and December 1.173 to LITE. with
oats at 1c to lie advance and pro-
visions showing 15c to- 35c gain.
Bushes to buy corn began az soon
as the market opened and the days last
transactions We're at virtually the tip
top Reached.
= wheat owed its strength largely to
unfayorable crop comment from the Ca
madam northwest and to assertions that
the domestic spfing crop was In dam
ger from black rust. Indications of
good export business tended also to
life values, despite accurate forecasts
that the government report as to
wheat would prove bearish.
Oats moved up as a result of corn
strength and good demand from ship
pers.
Decidedly enlarged buying of pro-
visions was Witnessed. Disparity with
corn values appeared to be the prin-
cipai incentive.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, July 8.
CATTLE-Receiptss 5000: good steers
strong to 15c higher; yearlings and
better grades fat cows is to as up:
yearlipg hsifers in broad demand; top
ana asss sssr 5se ssk b 5sS sfsssT
calves 1l:0eQl15u. e..
HOGS-Receipts 2S,00e; generally 10
higher than Tuesdays best price: 10
Closing fairly active: best weighty
choice $50 Ia si6-pound average 1900
z.4s; majority better $50 to 17e,.pound
TO t5p-popnd kind s.so@s.sp; packing
sows largely e.s09S.S0: bulk better
strong weight killing pigs S.o0@625;
SHEEP-Receipts 5000: slow: fat
lambs steady TO 20 lower, spots more:
sheep scarce. firm: bulk fat native
lambs 1S.25913.75: bulk range lambs
1S.5Q@l3.7s; choice fed yearling weth-
ers 1850.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs Matte Lowe was at her old
home in ShaWmut for the day We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Charles L. Cleveland has
gone to Portland, where she is to be
employed at the Portland Shoe Shop.
Miss ID. Tayle, who has been en-
ployed at one of the hotels, returned
Tuesday to her home in Pittsfield.
Mr.. Post, owner and manager of
the Falmouth Hotel, Portland, was
a business caller in town, Tuesday.
Mrs. Flora Williams who has been
the guest of her sisters at Hamp-
ton. N. H., returned home Tuesday.
Dorothy l. Decker is the guest of
her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Elmer Decker in Clinton.
Herbert Hewett and sister, Miss
Erie Hewett of Stratton are guests
for several days of their sister, Mrs.
Mary Eames of Free street.
Mrs. A. B. Melville of Providence.
r. l., who has been a guest of rela-
tives in this section departed We'd
nesday morning on her return.
MIR. and Mrs. Allie J. Pomlow of
Keene, N. H., who passed the week
of July LIST with Mr.. Pomlow's
mother, Mrs. Pauline Gilblair, have
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Mason and
son Robert Mason, of Waterville,
were in town Tuesday. calling on
Miss Rachel H. Conant of Cross
street.
Misses Kathleen and Nellie White,
who teach in New York City are in
town, passing the summer at their
home on Hilton Hill and visiting a
sister. Mrs. Clara Gaylord of the
Athens road.
Miss Marcia Woodbury. who has
passed a portion of her vacation in
town with her parents went to Long
Island, Portland. Wednesday, to
spend rest of vacation. She is en-
ployed in Portland.
Miss Rachel H. Conant, Colby "a,
has accepted "a position to teach
Latin and French in the Tuck High
School at Exeter, N. H., where she
will be one of a faculty of IL in
structors. The school has about $50
students.
Loren Sanborn of Madison was
business caller in town Wednesday.
Mrs. +. c. Green of West Front
street, has returned from a three
weeks visit with her daughter and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Hayden
at Enfield. N. III.
Miss Elva and Hazel Kicker who
have been In Canaan, where they
formerly resided, the guests of their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore,
were in town Wednesday on their
return to their home in Beverly,
Mass.
Mrs. George Risteen and children
Frances. Alice, Hollis and Verna
have gone to Peterboro, N. H, where
they are guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lunt. Mr.. Risteen
who is baggage master at the NJ. C.
X. r. station will Join them later
for two weeks vacation,
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Boulder, Colo. July Shy A. hl s,
Carl w. Connors Of Denver, reeep9
Feeeived diplomas from high sepy
and from the University Of ColoEss
within 4S hours. IL
He had attended q Denver Nv
scheol for q year when, in lsIh y
enlisted In the navy. After seI. w
overseas, he resumed his educsn,ss
by enlisting as a special studeh'
the University of Colorado. al
rangements were made for his cls
hours at the university 70 Xxx
toward his high school diploma. WIZ ",
he was graduated at the univeEEss
the high school also presented
with o sheepskin. EtM
He had incurred physical dissP,s5
ties during his naval service. ane
NdueatipnA courses were u1oef 81
supsrasien Of the United States "
erAnS' Bureau. ~
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LYMAN H. NELSON,
WILLIAM J. LANlGAN.

her home Thursday afternoon. lulI
3. The first prize was won by MT
Harriet Whiting and the BOBBY y
Mrs. Margaret Phelan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Spear am
Miss Doris williams Of Augusta ysIIl
recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. fr''
Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Huntington an,
family. Mrs. Blanche Springer any
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mace passed Jug
Ath at Cundy's Harbor. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Nuzzo ~
entertaining relatives from BostOn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. DanioIi'
Of Oak Hill are receiving congra,ula'
items on the birth Of daughter, bon
Saturday, July 5.
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MT. VERNON

EAST - Clarence Robinson n
family moved to the Stone place X
week. r.,aa
Robert, Walter, and E. J. HaE ~.
ana John Coleman of Boston,
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Ramsey ~
daughfer of ReadAeid, passed ~
day With Mr., and Mrs, George ~
inings. ,ssd
Miss Gladys Ingham Of Le"lKs
visited her home Sunday. xs.i1
Edward Weber and MES. Va.
Clark of China, Maine. also ~
Matte Clark Of New Jersey. IA
Sunday YisjfeFs Of Mr.. ana III
Charles Weber. "A
Arthur Bean and lanllF ahe ~ "
WIN leighton and family, haFets'
Visiting relatives In town.
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MONMOUTH

SOUTH-The Helping Hand held
the first meeting in the new hall,
which has just been epmpleted. on
June 20. There was a large attend
ance and dinner was served to fprty
people.
Mrs. Ethel Barrett and daughter,
Avalon. from Keene, N. H., have beeR
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Doris
Mace and Mrs. Edna BubieF.
Mr. and Mrs. P. e. Brest and
daughter Of AuhpFp are staviug ~
their home at Days Corner Tor q
few weeks.
Mrs. Nellie True Gerry pleasantly
entertained the Ladies' Whist club at
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Mrs. Lydia v. ROGERS

Mrs. Lydia Veasey Rogers died
June Fl. 1924 in Louisiana where
she had been residing with her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Foren.
She was born in Madison, Jan. "a,
1851 and passed the most of her life
in that town and Arson. She was a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Veasey. In 1880 she married Milton
Rogers. who died Dec. 80. 1918.
She was member of the Metho-
dist church. She leaves two children.
daughter. Mrs. Bertha Foren. wife
OF William Foren, Louisiana; a son,
Earl rogers OF Australia and two
srandchildr Grace Foren and Mil
ton Foren of Louisiana.
The remains win be brought to
Arson for burial in the family lot
nssige her husband and adopted SON,
Ithal Rogers.
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kennebec Valley Hospital

Mrs. Carney Hcndsbee of East
Miliinocket was operated upon Tues
day forenoon.
Mrs. Delbert Dewelley OF Bangor
underwent a surgical operation on
Tuesday.
Robert Chase, IL year old son of
George Chase of Scion. is receiving
medical trea tment here.
Mrs. Harry Cowan of Madison is
a surgical patient at the hospitaf.
Mrs. David Withee of Skowhegan
has been discharged, following a
surgical operation.
Mrs. Olena H. Savage of Bingham
returned to her home Monday, after
having been a medical patient for
several months.
Mrs. Harry Cummings Of Bingham
underwent a surgical operation last
Tuesday.
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Boston Produce Market
Boston. IL

80 Boston. July 3.
BEEF-Whole cattle 15@16f
BUTTER-Extras 410413; firsts 80
q 400.
EHEEsE-Fresh choice %; firsts 21
Q21i.
CORN-No. yellow 11s011s: 1.13i
Q1i4.
EGGS-Nearby hennery brown ex-
tras 40@4l; white and mixed extras 33
Q39; western extras 32933
FLQUR-Spring patents, 196-lb.
ard 7.00GS.35.
HAY--No. 2 timothy 2eQ2S.
LAMB-Spfing 27Q32.
OATS-Forty pounds 6796S: 64065.
PORK-Medium backs 24@26.
POTATOES-Gree Mountains 1.5O@
200 per 100 pounds; new southern No.
! 1000 400 per barrel.
SUGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes cents in 1Qe-barrel lots less
per cent. for cash. F
= YEAL-SM1S.
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Friday Circus Day

On Friday afternoon and evening
the Walter L. Mains circus will pre-
sent a show in town, coming here
from Pennington. They will arrive
over Maine Central Railway tracks
sometime between and Z A. NJ. ann
their train is made up of 10 cars,
six sleeping cars, four stock cars
and nine platform cars. From Show
hogan the circus will go to Dexter.
Lakewood Stock Company Is this
week producing for the first time in
Maine, one of George Bernard
Shaw's plays, entitled Man and Su-
perman," famous study Of charae.
ter. John Harrington in, a splendid
manner is taking the part OF ths
superman and is well supported by
his associate players. The play Is
Barry Whitcomb.
Mrs. Celinia Poulin left Wednes-
day. July End, for Liyermore Falls
to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Archille Pooler
and Mrs. Anora Roy for a weeks
visit to the White Mountains and
Ottawa and returning by way Of
Quebec to Jackman In Mr.. Levi But
ler's car.
Leon Titcomb returned to Bangor
Wednesday after passing a few days
with Mrs. Titcombe at their home on
Summer street.
Asa Goodwin was in Wateryille
for medical treatment on his eye
Wednesday.
Miss Edith Wadsworth. field
worker for Somerset and Waldo
counties for the State Board Of
Charities and Corrections has been
in town several days.
Miss Iva Holway, who has been z
surgical patient at the Somerset hos
pital has been discharged.
Mrs. John Kinney OF Bath, n. B.,
who has been the guest OF : Mrs.
Stanley Kinney and other relatives
in town since Sunday returned
Wednesday to Augusta where she Ia
the guest of her sister in law. Mrs.
Eldred Dobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Colquehoun
of Nova Scotia and two sons, were
in town Wednesday on their way to
Fryeburg where they are to visit.
Mrs. Sarah Whitcomb win leave
this Thursday morning on the 4.4s
A. II. train for Exeter, n. H., where
she will pass the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. Inez Kennison.
Helen James Of CornuI1e was In
town Wednesday on her way to Bar
Harbor.
Many friends of Mrs. Robert N.
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The Y. nj. C. A, Project

A meeting of number of Belfast
men and women was held in the
Crosby School Tuesday night to meet
Jen Smith of Waterville and discuss
the matter of a Y for Belfast. Rev.
w. +. Skerrye officiated as chairman.
and after outlining the purpose of
the meeting, he introduced Mr..
Smith. The latter talked of ways
and means and gave some good ad-
vice. He did not favor the Phoenix
House as place for a Y but spoke
very favorably of the North Church
property as being an ideal place.
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Marston Family Reunion

The descendants of Sherburne and
Lydia Boston Marston, late OF
Smithfield, will gather for family
reunion on Sunday, July 9th. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bates
in the Powers school neighborhood,
Norridgewock. A picnic dinner will
be one feature of the event. 1t will
be of interest to the members of
the Marston family to know that
Mrs. Bates mother, Mrs. CLARA Mar
ston Gage. who is 81 years of age.
is anxiously looking forward to the
reunion. Mrs. Gage is In good
health and a very well preserved
lady. She reads the Kennebec Jour-
nal daily and is interested in home.
State and national news.
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H0T4ol 70 1GAMuTACTpRERs o.
CORRUGATED METAL FIFE %.
CUIYIRTS

Sealed proposals for furnishing corr
]eet No. STA. Eivermore. will b. n
ceived until eleven O'Clock A. n. (East1
erh Standard Time). of WednesdArI
July 16, 1924. at the Office OF the Siat
Highway Commission. Augusta, Malns
and at that time and place publlcSI
opened and read.
Bids should show which grade ~
metal specified the contractor propcsel
to furnish and the price per linear
foot for each size of pipe, (. o. b. cam
at Liyeymore Falls. Maine. The loEi
est bidder must be prepared to MAKE
prompt shipment in accordance WIN
pHrshase orders issued by the Conf
All culverts must meet the REQUIRE
Ments OF the grade the Contractor FeI
poses to furnish as shown in the aeI
campaigning Specifications.
The Commission reserves the righ,
to reject any or all bids.
STATE HIGHWAY COMM SSlQSI
FRANK A. PEABODY.
Chairman.
LYMAN H. NELSON,
WILLIAM J. LANlGAN.
iIyQ-1A-la " 7EN
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Chicago Produce Market

= ChfcaEo, July ".
Corn jumped over the dollar mark
today for July delivery, the first time
since 1890. Both September and Nav
corn reached the topmost price set this
season. Unfavorable weather together
with current belief that the govern
ment report this afternoon would show
the corn crop condition to be the lowest
ever known. was chiefly responsible
Corn quotations closed strong. lac to
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MoxTcn or HoAHcxosu:A, 5

WHEREAS, Phoebe c. Odnn
Weeks" Mills In the County 81 Es,
bee, stat& Of Maihs. BY her mo Sssa:'
eetssa i isS, ths sBssssss, Rsgistry I:
as, the undersigned, certain ps,.J
Ssc Fsss s, saissa Y as e, SiSSaiy e sss
sfHsA ss as e. ssFs Situate at li Il Vi
e ssers fo'Isw saa q ssgssss Ds sRab Sssss
SEnsa Or eccspi.sd by Oscar H. ~
and south by land Of Eben Hslior.a
sHs on ths west |, by !, lang .,, Of J: :. ElS
eighty ts9f ACRES, more or less S Ks
assd Rom sSt GSb Haa siaw ssis Z 4.
James A, Mclaughlin ct al. dated AZ
gust II. 1918, recorded In Kennel:
AND WHEREAs. the Condition y
'ai law fAfER ass Sssf broken y 4s,,o,
the breach oe the condition thereof :.
claim a foreclosure Of said m6rtSs,s.
Dated June 90, 1924. S'Nssss'
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK a,
SFR1EGFIEED. MASSACHUsEYTySss
Ry Andrews, Nelson & Gardips:
ines-iyvs-,a 40 A''0rneyS 4
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rRLuE SKY law" ADVERTISER

Banking Department BY the following
named persons to be registered % q
Dealer in Securities under the proyis
signs OF Chap. ttt, Sec. l23-lSs. inclu.
sn, f; ot NE ere Svns JAW AZ sa
mag whhin Two weeks from fhS cate
cf-vhis publication ole objsctton y" the
PROPOSED registtation. w4h tue Bank.
ing pepa 1T uient. SO
Name Business Address
Middle West Utilities
Corp. al Fidelity Building,
Care l.. n. %! leighton.
Portland, Maine
FRED. r. LAWRENCE,
4 Bank Commissioner.
I Augusta. Maine. July .. 1894.
jly1edit
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Review No. 2s in WaterviIIe

About 25 members Of the Skowhe-
gan Review, No. rs. of the Wom-
ems Benefit Association of the Mac
cabees. were in Waterville to attend
a meeting OF the Waterville Review,
Tuesday night. The Skowhegan
ferred the degree. The Waterville
Order of the Rose exemplified its
work and made Miss c. Louise Cor
don. commander of the Skowhegan
Review. an honorary member. A de-
licious salad supper was served and
the affair was much enjoyed by the
large number in attendance.
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Litchfetd Cranot,e,,,

The regular meeting of Litchfield
Grange. No. 127. was held Friday
evening with fair attendance. The
usual routine business was tsansact-
ed and it was decided to confer the
first and second degrees at the next
regular meeting. Following the
meeting ice cream and cake were
served and a social time was enjoyed
by all.
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NOTICE OF HEARING y

The undersigned. a committe. ~
pointed by order Of the Justice q, "
County of franklin at a term NJ th.,atl::
held on the nrst Tuesday OF FeSy aSss.
f. p. 1saf,,' to wit; on the tYenty.si,.t
day Of March. 1894, to hear The an s,ss,
OF the Brown Company from the n.
cision 81 the County CominisrSo,ss
for the said County Of Franklin srs ss
Ing the petition Of ]. II. Thorn
and thirty-four hundred Others for n.
Eustis in said Franklin CoSn,S
the boundary line of the Domlnior =
Canada, all as appears of record IN n,
ONCE OF the Clerk OF Courts for N.
said County OF Franklin, HEREBY =,
notice that q public hearing win ~
given on said appeal OF the al
Brown Company on TUEsDAY ~
SIXTH DAY OF AI;Grs,
1920, at NINE O'CLOCK in the fo,.
noon at Days Hall In the VilIars Z
Eustis, in the Town of Eustis. HI ~
franklin County, at which time
place the committee win view ~.
SSass, bear the parties titles and ,sslr vi
otSsr aStion as is feauire uI' of ,S ss.'
under the aforesaid order and ss prs
VIM WITNEss WHEREOF. W. A,,;;
set our hands this second day Of JUN
JOSEPH +. GoULp. 7
ALFRED Is. AMES. ~
A. II. SHAW, y
Commi,tss'
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New York Money Market

New York, July ..
Foreign exchanges irregular
Great Britain, demand 4.33g, cables
434 60-day bills on banks Abb
France, demand SOC, cables 5.07.
Italy. demand 4.25,. cables 4.26.
Belgium, demand 4.49h, cables $50,
Germany, demand, per trillion, .23g.
Holland, demand 1911.
Norway, demand 1880.
Sweden. demand 26.55
Denmark, demand 1891.
Switzerland, demand 1871.
Spain. demand 1875,
Greece demand 1924.
Poland, demand 10 5-1e.
Czechosloyakia. demand e.aS!.
Jhgoslayia, demand lis.
Austria. demand .0014l.
Rumania. demand Az.
Argentina, demand 32.25.
Brazil, demand 1854.
TOXIC, demand al.
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jlys- T-2t-sl-aug7
NOTICE OF HEARING

The undersigned, a committee NJ
Supreme judicial Court for the Com.
ty of Franklin at a term thereof Nv
on the first Tuesday of February A d
% March, 1894. to hear the appeal y
from the decision OF the County Con,
E E granting the petition q ! u.
others for the location Of 4 way hon
County to the boundary line Of the "!
record in the Once of the CLERK Il
Courts for the said County Of fnuE.
lin, hereby give notice that 9 publ.
hearing VIII be given on said SsVEt Bal
AUGUST, isS4, at NINE o'cIdcg <
lage Of Eustis. in the Town Of Eusti
In said Franklin County. at which tina
and place the committee viii view IN
route. hear the parties and their vii.
nesses and take such further and oths'
action as Is required OF them undt,
the aforesaid order and as provided y
law. v i,
in WITNESS WHEREOF We hag
set our hands this second day Of JuA
s., JOSEPH F: GOULD. 4
ALFRED X. AMES \
~. a. H&SHAW.' &.S 20
;I,,e n OF ~ ..--
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u. S. Bond Closing

New York. July 81. S. Government
bonds closing:
Liberty 3Ts, 101.1S.
First IS. 1910.
Second Is, 101.12.
First 4is, 1915
Second 4ss, 10116.
Third 43s, 1929
Fourth 4.s. 1926.
TreasurSa44s, 1920.
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Me9. Phuena hurpank
MES. Philena burbank passed avg
Monday morning at her home v
titchAeld after q long illness w ",
funeral was held at the Litcnhv'
Rlaina church Wednesday ?. y. 4