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Evening star., 1925-03-09
MAY GO TO SCOTLAND.
Superintendent Ballou Invited to
Education Conference.

DR.. Frank w. Ballou has been in
vited to attend the world conference
on education in Edinburgh, Scotland,
July 20 to %, as one of the 25 Ameri-
can delegates, it was announced today
at the Franklin School. The invitation
came from Jesse Newton, president of
the National Education Association.
The superintendent said he hoped to
attend the Conclave, if arrangements
can be made for his absence.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
RITES FOR ]. S. PAXSON.
Services Today for Washington
Resident Who Died in Park.

Funeral services for John S. Paxson.
~ years old, who died while sitting
on a park bench in a triangle near
the intersection of Sixteenth street
and Columbia road Saturday after
noon, were conducted at Lees under
taking parlors this afternoon at $50
o'clock. Interment will be in Water
ford, Va, tomorrow. Mr.. Paxson was
a native of Virginia, but had lived in
Washing for several years. a sis
ter, Miss Annie Paxson, resides at the
Kenesaw apartments
Evening star., 1925-03-09
Australia to Honor Sailors.

MELBOURNE, Australia, March g.
An extensive program of festivities is
being arranged in honor of the officers
and men of the American fleet on
their arrival here during the Sum
mer The program embraces excur-
sions, luncheons, dinners, sports and
various other entertainments.
Evening star., 1925-03-09

unknown parties" The three Dunns
and Burge are held In Jail at Lake
Charles.
Two 50-galIon stills and SO gallons
of corn liquor in a barrel were found
about SO yards back of the Dunn
brothers home near Vinton, Mr.. jack
son said last night. The stills3 and
liquor We're in a dugout in a plbwed
field. he added. The dugout was about
10 feet long, 6 feet wide and feet
deep.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
Scarfs

Printed Silks and Geor-
gette, with or without fringe,
are exceedingly popular for
Spring. We are showing
many beautiful styles in every
conceivable color, both plain
and in combination-some
are. plain with appliques.
$z.95 to $z8.S0.-Street Floor.
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FIoUers

To give an interesting color
note, as well as i touch of
Spring, be sure to remember
a flower. Carnations are al
ways popular, though you
may take your choice cf jon
quils, geraniums, buttercups
or orchids. soc to $4.95.-
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-09

injury this morning about O'Clock
and Robert Zemhaler. 81. a cook, sus-
tanned injuries to his head and body.
He was given first aid at Emergency
Hospital.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
JeweIry

Novelty Jewelry is neces-
sary these days. The Smart
Gold Bees may be had as low
as S1.95. Chokers of manu-
factured pearls are priced up
to SIS, and Rhinestone Ami
mails are from $I.5O to $4.e5.--
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
Perfume

Dams la Mutt" manufac-
tured by the great Worth
himself, is a fitting compile
ment to the finest Spring
costume. The perfume is
SL.50 to SIS. Toilet Water,
So. Face Powder, Sz.7s.
Rouge, S1.z5 and S2.45, and
the Soap is 75c a cake
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
Belts

Belts already bid fair to be
in great demand for Spring.
There are so many stunning
models now on display.
Among them are leather
styles, new ribbon belts and
combinations of leather and
ribbon in all the new Spring
shades. soc to $2.95.-Street
Floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
Resignation Is Accepted.

The resignation of Lieut.. William
II. Wynn, Naval Medical Corps, has
been accepted by the Secretary Of the
Navy.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
GLoUes

Stunning gloves do more to
give charm and distinction to
the Spring Costume than any
other one accessory. Choose
from dozens of models in
French kid, lightweight cape
skin, fabrics or silk, with or
without the fancy cuffs.
S1.00 to $6.00.-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
Bags

Without the proper bag TO
complement the Spring cos
tune, there is something sadly
lacking. Here you will find
dozens to choose from-leath-
ers or silks or combinations.
The picture shows d typical
group of the bags all New
York is carrying. $2.e5 to
81 Floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-09
Cook Hurt in Stove Blast.

Explosion OF gas stove in the
kitchen of lunchroom at 72i
Eleventh street caused damage and
Evening star., 1925-03-09

MADELON FROCkS
on sale in Washington only at JeHefs-aIDays $3.50
Evening star., 1925-03-09

Collar and Cuff Sets,
Vestees, Jabots, in fact every
innovation of smart neck
wear viii be found here to-
morrow. Real laces, organdy
combined with lace, lace and
net and the more tailored
styles of pique, linen and tai
lored organdy. 81 to $780,
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-10-31

B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 210o. 925 18th ST. NV.
2003 lst ST NV
Q rms, bath. h.-w.h, electricity SIS 90
32l6 ASH ST Ne
1910 9th ST S.w.
go QUINCY PL. NV O0 -'o''Oo
-'f FLOYD 1sD f. DAVIS COMPANY. eoo'0o
133 18th st. NV. 9TH and SITS. S.W.
Evening star., 1925-10-31

BRAND-NEw HOUSE CONVENIENTLY
situated in the northeast section. not lar
QUIZ fopr splendid. bright rooms. modern
bath. hardwood floors. hot-wster heat
and electric lights. Rent. $50 per month
BOSS & PHELPS.
l4I7 Il St. NV.
Evening star., 1925-10-31

NO. 1851 CALIFORNIA STA VERY AT
tractiNe nine room. twO-bath residence with
every modern convenience: double rear
porches: Pittsburg instantaneous heater,
hot-Water heat and electric lights. large
rear yard and two-car brick garage. Rent
only Sll5 per month
BOSS e. PHELPS.
l4l7 81. NV
Evening star., 1925-10-31
OWNED AND MANAGED BY
ALONZO O. BLISS PROPERTIES.
VERY DESIRABLE UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.

CHATHAM COURTS.
1871 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
. rooms. reception hall. kitchen and bath.
All night telephone and elevator service.
BLENHEIM COURTS.
1910 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
= and 3 rooms. kitchen and bath. 5000
$4,000 and S65.00 per month.
CORTLAND. 1860 EUCLID ST. NV.
4 rooms. reception hall. kitchen and bath
and pantry. Ali nighS elevator and tele-
phone servise. $4,000.
DARLINGTON. 1908 24th ST NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. $4,000. $4,000
FALKSTONE COURTS
140l FAIRMONT ST. NV.
rooms kitchen ard bath ....... 500 90
All night telephone and elevator service.
RAYMOND sl4 22nd ST. NV.
rooms. kItn't and bath. $50 90 and S55 90
The whole building interior and exterior
newly done over and electrified. new and
modern lighting fixtures.
All OF these apartments ar
Bliss Building, IS B street NV
Columbia 442.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
APARTMENTS-U
THE BUCHANAN APIS.

ID ~ NJ al i -
1926 18th St. cor. Buchanan St. only.
left rms, k. and b., open porch fine for
the baby recently redecorated throughout
Apt; 200. S52 30. Apt: .202 S5b. Large
yard. entirely detached bldg, on. bus lines.
near both car lines: Apply ianttor. 900,
W. CARL WYATT Owner. Adams. 1891.
GHAPIN ST. NEAR l5th-6 ROOMS AND
PAPERED AND PAINTEp THROUGHOUT:
SEPARATE HEATING PLANTS: EXCLL-
CO. T36 llth ST. NV. MAIN 1871.
CENTRALLY LOCATED. ard AND SITS.
n.w.-3 rooms and tile bath: all outside
large rooms, Apply mornings. side yard
Of1ce. 224 st. NV. "
THE HENRIETTA. p33 N.w.--o AND
rooms reception hall. bath elevator.
The Hermitage. lll7 Vermont ave.--One
and two rooms kitchenette and bath.
TOTTEN. MAIN 4520.
l4th & WEBSTER SIS. NV.
Three rooms and bath. all outside rooms;
in new building: ami. such as combined
tub and shower refrigerator drain. Hooster
kitchen cabinet. etc. ONLY S57 so. Apply
OWNER, 205 Kresge Bldg, or janitor on
premises.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
MOORE & HILL, INC.

MOORE & HILL. INC.
40 18th st.
Main l1G4.
$50 Oo-I233 pa AVE. Nw-3 K. ELEC.
COLORED.
S3o .O0-l666 32nd st. NV r. b.
THOS. d. WALSH.
Main 75as-59. s15 llth ST. NV. ~
725 18th ST. NV.
Second floor. 3 rooms and
bath, $40.
Third floor. i rooms and bath,
S45.
Evening star., 1925-10-31

A good, Groom brick house. 513 9th ST.
ne. ami $40 month; immediate DOSES
sion. See house first. then see Mr.. CHAP
Evening star., 1925-10-31
RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
fCOntinued.o
COIORED

ne. ami $40 month; immedis,s p9sses- POSES
% sion @ See houss Sn9 frs, n5 then see Nj c4af-
COTTAGE, CITY. MODERN BUNGALOW. 8
, 2315 r st. SET rooms and bath. bunga-
low a%i. e. q sa1aHsEi fiHRESs $50 asin Ransh5 55os7
g1s gI S,d S,5 ST NE9 t.,robe EAT $50 1898 90
I339 r ~ ne-sr 4 b iatrobe 475O
63i Florida ave n "a r & b.. fur. 30 90
1919 0th At n ne-8 r 4 h lat cleo so 90
7l2 + st, n.e-9 r & b., lat, gar 5000
740 9th ST. n.eS7 r. & b. latrobe 63 90
2s Quincy ST; n.e.-8 r. & B.. elee oo.oo
1l4b 9th st. n.e.-6 r. 4 b.. ami 1000
1920 Spring I'd. n.w.-6 r. b.. 70 m
1856 4th ST. n.e-8 r. 4 b.: ami. ~
sl5 sth ST. 'ni.e.Is r. & b., ami, % ~
s,n .na HE9WsENsTEIS E u BROS: i|5::o,n sa7
1445 GIRARD ST. N.W-ELEVEN ROOMS
and two baths; furnace heat: electricity
90 Quincy pl. n.w.-Seven rooms and
bath: electricity will be installed; s65 month.
80 A st. ne-Nine rooms and two baths:
hot-water heat; electricity.
$50 Madison st. n.w.-New house. six
rooms and bath; porches; S75 month.
II Randolph pl. n.w.-six rooms and
S55 month. Garage if desired, 50 month
extra.
29l9 Mills ave, in woodridge-Bungal allow
of Elk rooms and bath: newly papered and
painted; hot-water heat: electricity; S42.oo
month.
Evening star., 1925-10-31

1916 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
rooms, reception hall, kitchen and bath, SoO
rooms, reception hall, kitchen and bath, $l1Z5O
Elevator; phone service
HAS CONNECTICUT AVE.
rooms kitchen and bath, SIS
2Ol7 S ST
Very attractive; rooms. 3 baths S225. Elevator.
1886 CONNECTICUT AVE.
large rooms, reception hall kitchen and bath $85
13Q4-13O6 18th ST.
Large studio, bedroom, kitchen and bath, $11O each.
1920 MASSACHUSETTS AVE
rooms, dining alcove kitchen and bath; automatic
elevator; $3.50 and $50.
1852 ST NV.
and bath, 800 and $o5.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & COMPANY,
1921 Connecticut Ave Phone Main $780,
Evening star., 1925-10-31
II. L. RUST COMPANY,
9l2 18th St. NV.

10th AND R SITS. NV.
rooms rooms and ana ba.h naih 90 and sso
LINCOLN e. SS4f ASGS Sa'islS?s S?s ST NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath; ........ 500 90
New Building.
rooms aife Hns kSahoRAMA Ssi1oRAM RID. Nv: w. $3.50
rooms aRs asao 6ata thapAMs Mill nd 1000
New Building.
. rooms. kitchen and bath, porch. s65 90
: rooms aRa ssso bet9 eoNN: AVE NV: $500
g rooms. kitchen ,,Io and 1t, bath; $3.50
Anl THE is'n 'hnvERETT. ai27 p sT. NV o,oo
3 roos rooms. Kitchen and BAH: $50
l room, 1lifasn 1tss eiRaRD fRa S5'e sT. NV. .7so
I rGoen poom. 1"h dining room. kitchen .nd .OoO
DAih The FoeLER: III Il End 81 ST. AHs Sc ..'oO
rcrRs THE 1Hs ARpSohE. e1S goth ST. N q. Hs.oo W
rooms an. and bath ,1;o S45 90 and $4,000
2 room.: Kitchen and IA bah; ;s-.v., $500
. F0o"ii i7a% aas PPfnsssNsYLyXNiA Pen AVE: 'o'0o
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. Eas in
e'ooeo1 o1745 KAioRiMA RID. NV. -'0o
3 rooms k''ehsR i715 sns sfl sf'h: WV: soooo
/ room. kitchen and bath. .S45 90
1lO- 11th ST. NV.
l ROOM kitchen and bath. 90
74O 9th ST. NV
3 rooms kitchenette and bath. $50 90
FLATS.
los-11o-1I4 10th ST. Sc.
Just being completed.
3 rooms Ala ito7 9'ss =. c. AVE. NE. ss0'oo 700 ~
6 rooms and 1aosla. sash c ST. s:w. $500
. f'0"'s s2so so DECATUR PLACE NV.
5 rooms and bath. h-a.h elec.. $40 and S45
GEO. w. LINKINS,
1888 De Sales St.
(Opposlte Mayhower Hotel.)
Evening star., 1925-10-31

NENIOSA. lst AND b SlS Nv"
:. rooms. kitchnt & bath $4,000 and $4,000
DORCHESTER. 400 18th ST. S.w
= rooms $500 and $4,000
PENHURsT. AZ II ST. NE.
3 rooms. kit. and bath. S45 90
4 rooms. kit. and bath. oOOO
Splendid apis. newly papered and painted.
VICTORIA. l4,h AND CLIFTON SITS. NV.
rooms kit. and bath. 80. -. $4,000
The best apts. in the city for the money
Telephone. switchboard and elevator service.
DUNSMERE. 2523 14th ST. NV.
room and bath $4,000.
:, rooms, kit. and bath. 500 90 and $4,000
per month Very desirable.
LA GRANDE 607 4th ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. .... $3.50
1882 HARVARD ST. NV.
5 rooms kit bath and porch .S75 90
:, splendid apts.. one on second and one
on third door Col. 5000 for appointment
: ready for occupancy. Apply
Telephones Lincoln 1860 and
Evening star., 1925-10-31

29l9 Mills ave. In Woodridge-Bunga allow
of Elk rooms and bath: newly papered and
painted; hotwater heat: electricity; S42.oO
month.
Evening star., 1925-10-31

RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
945 c ST s.w--BRICK DWELLING, :
s55. ". J. PiLLING. 14Ie + st. NV.
NORTHEAST BARGAIN, SIS.
Cleo sons3E as~y dse5fs,sS Fsfousssa. ga
'Sf ss 4y1fsf S$r
s.lf,s lEsat at,o ssS H., =, ss -.
renffshsd aTffsh sp'e,i ,hrouRhoa e1a
sArroSIlhHG SIhHGsE TEFR6FGFtT2S ERFHRE6hEGfEET' DASE
ld9 la9 18Th ST. s.Ej-REST REDUCED TO
sion 4; and s; Isstsln HGFh seRool; goo good eosdi;
lighted this Saturday evening until
Lincoln ao7l. NE"SoA' i'l1o H 81. NE.
,iyoT,l VERY sY,, ATTRACTIVE AND ,CoMPARA.S,
oor ss9ah heaa a0assd and S@
trio lights: excellent condition throughout:
U.s. i4O Rent sss asaP onl2 sstF sa5 pr
month
R2fs PsfS S,ts ( EEsES' s|' sEa3
NO; 1891 CALIFORNIA, STA VERY At
every modern eonvs3enee: Sasn reEf double resr
heat
rear YARD and two-car brick garage. Rent
only Sll5 per month.
f9fs Ffis ( ( PHEkFS e.l klw
Main 1900
BRAND-NEw, HOUSE CONVENIENTLY
SSa,b; fonr splendid. bright rooms modern
F2fs FffS fHnFEEVS n5F'V
Jos EYE ST. N.w-12. RMS. AND BATH
ks AEoysiqs FoR5 Ghuseh $50 aEE5 ERAScIs Gon
mental Trnst Bldg, l4,h and ii NV
1872 p ST. N.w.-;9 RMS, . b. =,
81 3 St. n.S-5 rms. bath. NV H. 80 -
ls5i 18th st. NV rms. bath. gu
1920 spring rd. ,nw-e rms. bath -
2asl 3rd i. NE rms bath .0oo
1851 9th st ,nw-6 rms, bath. o'oY ~
| ". 1901. DAVID F. BARRY. 1907 H st M.
| 1856 sth ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH
entire house lust pdpercd $50.
AMI: rporehss newly papcFed and Dain,ed
b. SIS amf qa'nssnf poIeses 81. g7S eT-Det corner
eaI6i,ian bath AMI p9Fches huiltn gar; excellent
| 70s y st. -n.w--G rooms and bath JUS,
Celored tenant-151l Q st. n.w-s r..
b.. scar garage.
! aa2 Longfellow st. n.w-6 rooms tic
bath. mi. porches. S65.
! IA New York ave. ne.-S rooms and
| bath, ami. Lear garage. S65.
1850 Irving st. n.w;-lst f.. . rooms and
| bath. anil porch. $50.
= 1908 Montana ave. n.e.-Detachcd home.
rooms and bath. ami. porches. garage.
! lawn and shrubbery. SIO0.
l442 Oak ct. n:w.-6 rooms and bath.
| anil: porches. S75.
| 4oO3 Arkansas ave.-Corner. r. h.
| ami. porch"s. garage
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
1892 K st. NV. Main 5000
! el6 d ST. S.w.-1I ROOMS AND BATH
| steam heat. 500 per month.
| JAMES MARTIN REALTY CO,
| 3O7 Investment Bldg
/
Evening star., 1925-10-31

bath: hot air heat: two screened porches:
S65 month. Garage if desired, 50 month
Evening star., 1925-10-31

2O4 11th ST Sc.
Seven rooms. bath; h.-w.h.. cleo: $50
NJ. 5O73. 81.
1747 PARK RID ROOMS AND BATH:
hotsassg AMEs MoRRis sesf slse'Fl6 Wo6DwAb Rsa..r.
722 10th S.. NV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-20

BAPTIST church-Mrs. Susan Fuller is
in failing health, her mind being serl-
ouslv affected She is being cared LOT
bv her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fuller-MrS. Sara Frederic
has gone to Starks to be the guest OF
Mrs. Marcellus Frederic for time
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cole OF Nars
Hill are visiting Mr.. and MIS-. IL. =.
Albee.-Mrs. William Soule and Httle
granddaughter. Colleen, were in Au-
Susta Saturday, visiting Colleen
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Merrill.
Mrs. Dorothy Henderson has re-
turned from Hartland and is at the
home of here father, Hon. l.. r. Fol
som.-Mrs. Melissa Morse is gaming
slowly after her recent severe illness.
Miss Breva Tracey is assisting WIN
the sework.-Herman stevens IS
suffering with sprained ankle ana
is confined to his home on the norm
side of the river.-T. f. Christopher.
who is a travelling. salesman, came
home from Bangor the first of the
week i'll with the grippe.-Mrs. Ham
lin Hale passed the week end in Wat
ervile, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Lizzie Graves.-Mrs. Alice Wade is
serioucly i'll at her home on upper
Main street.-Dr. George Young of
Skowhegan was in town Tuesday.
being called in consultation with DR..
Smith to see f. W. Spaulding, who
has been confined to his home by i'll
ness the past two months.-William
Mclaughlin was at his home on the
Smithfield road over the week end.
1t is expected that his family who
have been passing the winter in
Massa chusetts. will be at home at the
end of this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-20
RICHMOND

The ice started leaving the Ken
nebec River, Wednesday noon. 1t has
been i'll Il weakened condition for the
past few weeks, being almost i'm
possible to get across the last few
days. The Dresden mail man has
been using a boat for few days
dragging it on the ice part of the
way.
c. II. Cobb will be patrolmau on
the Federal Road from Brunswick to
Gardiner this coming suFhmer.-Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Richards left Thurs
day for two days in Boston-G.\ II.
Howell of Bangor will take Mr..
richards place as 3rd trick operator
1T the Maine Central Railroad dur
ing his absence.-Clyde Gray of
Gardiner formerly of Richmond has
opened law office in the Southland
Block on Front street.-Paul Ring,
who has Eeen passing the last five
months in Richmond left Thursday
for his home in Seattle, Washington.
Alfred Miles has sold his farm on
Chestnut street, formerly the Frank
Libby place, to John NJ. Jordan
Byron Ludwig, who has bought
Jordan's grocery store, has taken
posse ssi on.-Calos Dunlap has taken
Byron Ludwig'S place at the O. B.
Ham Co.-Mrs. Albert Lint of Fair
field came to Richmond, Tuesday,
and was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Don Cate, until Wednesday-Mis
Olive Piper of Benton, who has
iecn visiting her sister Mrs d. a.
Cate for a week, returned to her
home Wednesday .-LeRoy Monroe is
visiting his mother at Pawtucltet, r.
l., for two weeks.-Miss Grace Mealy
was the guest of friends in Bowdoin-
ham over the week end.-Mrs. Mar
earet Grover, who has been in Gar
diner for the past two weeks, re-
turned to her duties at the Fra
ternity Office, Monday.-Booke
Douglas was a business visitor in
Richmond, Tuesday-Randall Young
OF Bates College passed the week
end with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carol Houng.-Blanchard Chapman
was business visitor in Augusta
Tuesday Ernest Curtis and family
have moved into the village from
the Alexander ROad.-Albert White
was a business visitor in Gardiner,
Tuesday.-The Misses Cora and
Jane Little have returned to Port
land after a weeks visit with rela-
tives.-Miss lyde Lint is passing a
few days with friends in Gardiner
Mrs. j. X. Dunn visited her sister at
Brunswick, Saturday.-Miss Sadie
Lowell teacher in the F'rybur@
schools, is passing her two weeks
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
MIC ~" "'""'' Fro ~, lowell of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-20
HEBRON NOTES

Rev. a. L. Kingsley gave the first
Of Il series of talks in Chapel Tues
DAY morning, pertaining to Easter,
and its teachings. \ similar series
Of talks last year were very well re-
ceivcd by the students.
Mrs. c. l.. Aunas, who Tor the last
TWO weeks has been Il guest of Mrs.
Harry Williams at Barrows Lodge,
While visiting her daughter. Miss
Eva Anuus. journCAed to Lewiston
on Monday. where she will visit with
her son at Bates College for Il short
time, before returning to her home
in Presque Isle.
Hobart Cole, who has been i'll at
his home in kittery for several days
returned to school Tuesday.
The closing entertainment on the
White Entertainment Bureaus pro-
gram was put on BY The Blanch-
ards " representatives at the Acad-
envy before a large audience of stud
cnts and townspeople Thursday eve
ming. The entertainment consisted
of a musical program and various
comic representations. and was a
very pleasing performance.
Principal Hunt attended the meet
ing of the Preparatory School prin-
cipals at the Dewitt Hotel in Lewis
ton on Tuesday. He reports a very
fruitful meeting.
William Parmalee who recently
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis has 50 far recovered that he
was able to return to school We'd
nesday, although it will be several
weeks yet before he will be fully
back to his normal strength.
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We &: g;
Own HHzL,oH yARs USED EARLy
NORR|DCEWOCK

The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
list church met at their veStry We'd
nesday afternoon and made robes and
costumes for the pageant which is
to be given in the church Easter eve
ming.
The two large willow trees on the
II. n. Carr lot, bordering the bank of
the Mill Stream, have been cut down
this week. The trees We're badly
damaged in the fire of last May and
although still alive were something
of 4 menace to the cable and other
wires which enter the office OF the
New Sharon and Norridgew ocll Tcle-
phone company. near this place.
Manager George Chandler and a crew
OF men have removed them.
The Oosoola Embroidery club enjoy
ed dinner party Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Florence Taylor.
The members of the parish Of the
Congregational church are planning
TO reopen their church, which has
been closed all winter. Sunday.
March 30. Rev. c. II. Mckinney or
Madison will supply the pulpit. The
service will be held in the afternoon.
probably at $50 o'clock.
Lyndon Hale, our talented young
cornetist played recently in Pittsiield
at a benefit whist party, given by
Mrs. Strong for the church.
Carl Green. manager Of the J. r.
Ham Companys store, was quite
badly injured Tuesday. by being
struck by a flying belt which had
slipped from a pulley in the grist mill
II is thought that Mr.. Green is not
seriously injured, but he is suffering
much pain.
Mrs. Carlton FogG and little son of
Starks and Mrs. George Washburn
We're Sunday guests of Mrs. FocGs
aunt. Mrs. Martha Russell-Misses
Bernice Blaisdell and Ruth Hartford
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Dresden is passing a few days with
friends in town.-Miss Marion Nc.
Kenney, Commercial teacher in the
Brunswick High School. is at her
home for u two weeks vacation
"'in Fiohm0nd Schools close Friday
for one weeks vacation.-A. NJ.
.u>..lan, VINO is cutting lumber IN
Dresden, passed the week end at his
home in Portland. returning Tues
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$3.50; protection of persons. $50:
health, $50; State aid roads, $500; Tor
interest, $3.50; overdrafts. $500.
DEAD RINER-Assessor Il. V.
Stafford, w. II. Blackwell, Clyde Bur-
bank; town clerk, Il. V. Stafford; treas
urer and tax collector, Bert Witham;
school committee, Bert Witham, Lc-
Roy a. Parsons, l.. VI. Taylor. Money
appropriated: Schools, $l747: high
ways, 5000; other purposes, $3.50.
RMONY-Selcctmen w. L. Mar
Bile, A. l.. Chadbourne; town clerk,
Pearl II. Reed; town agent. w. E. Mar
BILE; treasurer, f. b. Reed; tax collec-
tor, Hugh Rowell; school committee,
l.. A. pattee. Money appropriated:
port Of poor and other purposes. $4,000;
new construction of school building,
$1,000.