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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
Ell CORfIiCtO de las pIazas
del mefCddO eSta en-
pie tOddVia
Ha comenZad0 Ell 6x0d0
de los inquiIinos de los
pueSt0S

Con el fin de informar a nues-
tros lectores sobre la situacion de
loa inquilinos de las plazas del
mereado en- San Juan, despnes dc
la ligera reconsideration de que
fue objeto la ordenanza que les
subia Ell arbitrio diario por ell uso
de los puestos, un reporter nues-
tro visit6 aver por Ia manana la
plaza de San Juan, Y tras un bre-
We Gambia de impresiones con d.
chos industriales, observe que el
malestar entire clos es cast ge-
neral, pues, segdn dijo uno de los
mas antiques en- ell negocio, Ell
nuevo impuesto fjadoles por ell
Municipio es exorbitante, ruino-
SO, Y la mayorfa de ellos no 10
pueden pagan, preiriendo liquidar
sus articulos y marcharse de la
plaza.
Hasta la fecha, segdn nos dijo
nuestro informante, Sc han lido
cuatro inquilinos de los mas i'm
portantes, que tenian establecidos
ALI puestos de provisiones, y, 4
quienes de acuerdo con la nueva
ordenanza les tocaba pagan. $3.50
diario, o sea ell doble de 10 que
pagaban anteriormente.
Los retirados del negocio, SCI
gun ALI nos dijeron, son.: Damian
Reyes, Sosa & Forastier, Miguel
Valentin y Manuel Elias. Otros,
a juzgar por 10 que dijeron, es-
tan cobrando las cuentas que tie
men pendientes cor sus parroquia-
hos, a fin de imitar luego a aque-
Hos, Y e%vitar, segdn dicen, ir a
una quiebra segura.
Santiago Mayol, un duefo de
cafetin Sc Marcia tambi6n, aEf
como un tai Joaquin Maldonado,
establecido' en- provisiones.
De los que venden artfcpios en
las mesas del patio, tambien sc
han marchado algunos, unos por-
cue alegan haber lido a la quiebra,
y otros temerosos de correr la
misma suerte que sus colegas.
En- cuanto a la anunciada re-
consideration de la ordenanza, los
inquilinos de la plaza dicen que
la Asamblea les TONIC el pelo, por-
que aquella, segGn ellos, Sc con-
cret6 solamente a rebajar ell i'm
puesto a cuatro 0 cinco puestos
NADIA mas, dejando los restantes
en- las mismas condolences.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
La Camara de Concrete de
?. \. Ia SIdO InVltada pa
Q. COnCurra o Ia mas
lmDOrtante exposition que
habfa de CeIebrarSe en-
America
Un0 de los pTlncipaIes ini-
cladores de esta feria eS
possible que venga a p. R.

Ia camara de Concrete de Pto.
Rico. ha Fecibido formal invitaei6n
para que eoneurra a Ia gran expo
Fieion. De- caraeter International,
Permanente. la eual Sc inaugurara
Il dia IS De setiembre de este aho
en- New Orleans. Louisiana, +. u.
seE1n infOrmes, no Sc trata de
nj feFia al estilo de las muchas
aae = celehran en- otras parties,
sino De una exposition que respon-
Dc = iceas eompletamente nuevas
sobTe Ia materia. con planes Y ten
deneias que Sc alejan por entero
DE- los generalmente eonooidos en-
esta elase de empresas.
A fin de- que el pals sc de cuen-
Ia de Ia importaneia de esta expo
siei6n. pOdemos informar que ell
Eleeutivo NacionaI autoriz6 a unO
Or sus iniciadores. Mr.. Hamilton
X. Avery, a viaiar gratis en- los
barros de Ia Marina. y sc espera
que dieho eaballero habra de venir
por aqui en- su ira de propagan-
ia par la America Latina.
Ina description bastante deta-
ilada De 10 que sera el acto es la
Que sigue, Ia eual obtuvimos aver
en- a camara de Concrete.
ia Exposition cuenta con Ell
anoyo del Gobierno de los Estados
bnidos. TT congreso Nacional emf
10 una ley reconoeiendo y reco-
naendando Ia Empresa, y creandole
toda elase de faeilidades.
Fl Executive Nacional ha emiti-
% una proelama invitando a los
t'obieFnos de los Estados de la
union y de las Naeiones extran-
seras para coneurrir a Ia Expo
sieion- Ademas. ha cedido a la
Empresa, en- forma gratuita, un
funtnoso edificio que cost6 $4,000
900 tdolares). de seis pisOs, de
aeeFo y concrete. a prueba de in
eenaio, y con espaeio para exhibit
e'on cue abarea una area de 500.
coo pies e~uadrados.
Gran ndmero de- Camaras de CO.
n'ereio On TODD Fl pals y Gobiernos
Sc Estados han declaradO su in.
teneion de eOoperar con la Empire
a., 3 fin de que a la Exposition
eonenFra 81 mayor numero possible
d. f~abrieantes y p~roducto-es.
siendo Ia Exposition de caracter
international. permanente v con
tinus, sus benefieios habran de ha-
eeFse sentiF por todos los hombres
- negoeios, en- todos los paises
de- Il TERRA. Compradores v ven.
dedoFes habran de encontrarse
balo an solo teeho hacienda tran.
hseeiones en- an brevisimo tempo.
10 que en- otra forma 0 procediendo
como hasta Ia feeha, habrian dc
: Feqaerir meses de esfuerzo, Tar.
20 Wales, y euantiosos gastos.
4 bajo el plan de esta Exposition
les compradores Dc eualQuier par
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
Ell DENUNcIADo, sEGuN IN
FoRMEs, APELARA DE LA SEN
TEECIA 81 LA sUERTE LIE Els
ADVERSE,

Ell Hon. juez Manzano Avih6,
ante Quien sc celebr6 la vista del
case por acometimiento y aggression
p~resentado por ell comandante Urru-
tia en- contra del de la Guardia Ma
cional, Mr.. John A. Wilson, die
tara hoy su resolution final en- Ell
mismo.
Este juicio Sc celebr6 ell martes
pasado, y Ell ilustre magistrate que
presidia Ell Tribunal Sc reserve su
decision para hoy, a fin de tener
tempo habil para estudiar ciertas
cuestiones de derecho que durante
la celebration del case levant6 ell
notable jurisconsulto, Sr. Rivera
zayas, uno de los abogados defen-
sores del mayor Wilson.
segun hemos dido decir ultima.
n1ente, Ell acusdao en- este case abri
ga e lproposito de apelar para ell
Tribunal de Distrito correspondent
te, en- case de que la suerte lie sea
adverse ante La Corte Municipal.
Ell interes que encierra este Jul.
clio estriba, solamente, en- la cali
dad de las personals Tue interviewer
en- Ell mismo; pues, por 10 demas,
es un simple case de acometimien-
to y aggression, tan v~ulgarcito v CO.
rriente, como los muchos analogos
que Sc celebran aIlf diariamente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

"a fsaa Moniilla nos infoFma
cas osts ~pFfparamdo Il inioFme
aus 10 A. mmA.eF II Alealde a
II cin4sa. Para gaN sa9 = ~ vvz
b sam~ta : a. ANaml&ea Muni.
s.F4i. > 90 = eual kabFA a. tn
ekaFss 81 essnisiga = 90 cue
laAF4 a. kseef IL riadaa 81 nue.
~ pFeymse FFra~Nat&dole por Ia
Lays c.
AZ Iagas Ga unvlA e a In
pHmFes > g~ws @Fa haeer
- estzf4 4es4llade > eempieto
50 eEaa@sa sa rssstfaeeldn pa-
- AA2 1ssa So de- Il senor
Mem@i& ~fssaa a neFes lieEaron
= So Suss - gaiN 3 -. , con u
f4Isa msFani IA e .naieaei0-
60 a. @ksr Cenais . mla. con-
ElaFta &nfamn F4liosa ) DE-.
FFee&suna a. sgna en
- NFemwaw m "a fstsgo. IA
en&s ~ an fztbsls a. Las
&gz@s ssaE&@sa,
~ - ests aae nsexFos 80
aasema @ke ert1ais. - mu-
t@n@ pms lmxsnlsras
80 mG Al FrNdnexo - ia~ia
- -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

Cen cal motive. en- la tarde del
dla de aver. fuS enviado Ell siguien-
- msnssle eablegrAhco. eumplimen-
tando asi Ia 0rden del senado:
Mrs. william jennings Bryan
washington, ID. O.,
''Ri senado de Puerto Rico os
''sxpsesa n pFofnnda condolencda
"por 81 fallseimiento de vuestro
sesposo. 81 insigns patrieio william
Jennings Bryan. honor y gloria
'fde Ia naci6n americana.
Presidsnte del senado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
MocIoH DEL A
GARCIA DUcos

A moei6n del ssnador 81. Garcia
Daeos. 81 Benado resOlvi6 por una
nimidad que eonste en- Ell acta de
sqaella session sa profundo senti-
niento poF Ia mnerts del ''insigne
p~atrleio william Jennings Bryan.
honor y gloria de Ia naei6n ameri-
cana, y cue SO dirija a su viuda
IN expressive mensajs eablegrahco,
eontsntivo de esta manifestation de
eondolsneia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
Ell DIR. SCHACHT HACE RECo-
MENDACIONES A ALEMANIA

BERLIN, Julio 80. Gable Fran
ces). FL doctor Schacht, presidenta
del Reichsbank, en- IN informe que
dirige al Console de Administration
de este establecimiento, recomienda
ell aumento de las exportaciones ale
manas, la reduction del costo de
production y hi mas grande acti-
vtdad agrfcola. Schacht anade que
ell Reichsbank Ia podido aumentar
su feserya de orc mas de 100 mi
llones dc marcos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
MR.. GILES


Ell ~presidente de la corporation
de carros electricos Sr. Carl c..
Giles fue llamado a d~eclarar, ha-
biendo manifestado entire otras CO.
sas que no debia Quedarle duda al
guna a los Comisionados de Servi-
clio Publico de la .efectividad del
servicio de carros electricos des-
pues que Sc concediera la Tranquil
cia, va que ellos Sc proponian traer
un numero considerable de carros
modernos, con puertas en- la parte
izquierda delantera Y en- ell medic,
y que ademas de que un mayor MI
nero de carros descongestionaria
Ell trafco, la doble via ayudaria por
la velocidad que podrfa dar a los
servicios de pasaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

%costarian mas de un million de do
lares, nos sentimos completamen-
ts satisfechos. La Commission de Ser
vicio Publico desarrolla sus servi-
clos en- perfecta ecuanimidad. No
podemos quejarnos del procedimien
to que Sc viene empleando, porque
este es igual para todos los que han
comparecido.
"Esperamos que la Com:si6n de-
cida en- este asunto de acuerdo con
las necesidades generates de La ciu-
dad y del trafico; este nos 10 indi-
ca la actitud de los senores Conf
sionados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

En- IN statement que solici-
taramos del Sr. Giles para Eel
MUNDo" nos dijo 10 s~iguiente:
"Despues de haber presentado
nuestra prueba en- la solicitud de
franquicia que hace la compania
para establecer la doble via y crear
otras mejoras en- ell servicio que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
Ell SenadO ac0rd6 en-
War a Ia Viuda de WI
liam Jennings Bryan
IN mensaje content
v0 dc ST. c~Ond0lencia
CamaTa alta califica al
conocido democratic de
"Insigne PatTiCi0 honor y
gloria de Ia nacl6nI
americana"

In Ia reunion del senado de
Puerto Rico correspondence al dia
De aver. So acord6 honrar la memo
na del ilustrs hOmbre p6blico ,
conoeido director del Partido Demo
eEata NaeiOnal william Jennings
RFyan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
uN COMPUTE E-sTAD1srIco

FL abogado de Ia Compania del
Trole, Sr. Brown llam6 a declarar
g un motorsta de la Compania del
Trole, el cual, en- union de I'm COM
panero, habia hecho un compute cs-
tadistico del pasaje que conducian
las guaguas en- la m~unicipalidad y
barrios adyacentes. Este declare
que habia estado en- la parada 80
de la ~carretera central toda una
semana, desde las seis de la mana
ma hasta la una de la noche, ha-
biendo anotado Ell pasaje que ne-
vaban las guaguas que pasaron por
ALI.
A preguntas del Lcdo. Mestre,
declare que Ell compute estadistico
a. por tai cOncepto habia tornado,
era mas o menos exacto; que GUAM
do llovia, marcaba ell pasaje que
nevaban las guaguas con mas o
menos exactitud, y asi tambien
cuando las guaguas pasaban muy
ligero.
Los calculos hechos en- esta for
ma fueron presentados a la consi-
deraci6n de la Comisi6n. FL mencio-
nado documento asegura que sola-
mente hay en- La municipalidad co.
900 personals que usan vehiculos
publicos de pasaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
LA RATIFICATION DEL TRATA.
Do CHINO SERA Ell 5 DE
AGOSTO

WASHINGTON, julio so. (Ca-
bic Frances).-El cambio de las ra-
tificaciones del Tratado de nueve
potencias relative a la China Sc lie
yara a cabo el cinco de agosto.
Segdn este tratado la Conferencia
Aduanera debe celebrarse en- Chi
ma a los tres meses de la ratifica-
cion''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

Con asistencia de los comisiona-
dos sres. G.. @. Butte, w. L.
Kessinger, y Figueroa, reanudo
aver tarde la Comision de Servicio
P6blico la vista pubhca que viene
c~elebrandose con motive de la fran
auicia de doble via solicitada por
la Compania canadiense de carros
ele~ctricos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

HOY D1oTAN sENTENcIA EN-
FL Case DEL ooMANDAs7%E
URRUTIA VS.. Ell DE LA GUAR
Ola NAcIoNAL, MIR. JOHN A.
WILSON
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

PARIS, julio 80. Gable Fran
ces.)-Alejandro Varenne, diputa-
do socialista y vice-presidentc de
Ia Camara ha sido nombrado go
bernador general de Indo-C China.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

La CON- de SeyCiO PdbiN dCOrd0 aver que Sc hiciese I'm COMPUTE
del paSdje en- Ia muniCpdldad antes de enrar en-
discussion final de Ia ~frdnquCa sOlCitddd pM Ia Comp. del troll
Despu6s de haber deckTado nleVamente pr cerca de dos horas, ell ST. Carl {. GMe
hae impOrantes manifestations para "EI Mund0'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-19

Fellow listeners have once more
called US to account for gross
negligence of duty. They inform
us that we missed a most pleasing
piano recital Wednesday night over
WCAP in which Miss Dorothy
Marie willard. thirteen-year-ol
pupil of Mrs. Routt- Johnson.N Man
ming made her radio debut. Those
who heard 1t agree 1t was a re-
markable recital.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-19
WRC VII !. |
BROADCAST
CAME
Promising Program Tonight.
Gertrude Kreiselmar1
Among Features

"A short but promising program
has been arranged BY. WCAP for,
broadcasting tonight, featuring
operate selections By Paul Bley-
den, tenor, assisted by Miss Helen
Harper, soprano, and Mrs. Paul
Bleyden, concert pianist; the
Wardman Park Trio, with Moe
Baer, conducting; popular piano
selections by Gertrude Kreiselma1,
q radio favorite, and musical
program by the Hawaiian Melody
Boys.
Mr.: Bleyden has, arranged an
loperatic program with solos and
duets from various operas, open
ing with the first opera ever
written and produced and closing
with one Of our most favored
modern oness
To Announce Ball Game.
This afternoon william M. Sweets.
WRC's star baseball announcer
viii broadcast q play.by- play story
of the game between Washington
! and Cleveland from the studio Of
The Washington Times The game
viii begin Ut 8 o'clock. broadcast
ing at 2:55 o'clock.
WRC'S Complete Bill.
TNesH n - fTee =
Hotel Orchestra.
2:55 p. m.-Play account
of the Washing tom Cleveland base.
ball game.
p. nl.-Book reviews, under
the auspices of the League Of
American Pen Women.
6:15 b. nl.The Question Box. =
6:25 p. n.-Baseball scores.
WCAP's Program.
7:30 to 1856 b. m.-Piano selec-
tons by Gertrude Kreiselman.
7s55 to 8 p. n1.-" Baseball results
Of the day.,
to $3.50 p. n1.-Musical program
by the Hawaiian Melody Boys,
Melvin Henderson, Clinton a.. Rol.
Inns, e. Edmond Pringle.
$3.50 to 9:l5 p. Hl.---V Vocal solos,
4QOG anu pAeItAO sOEAGlA1OAtG A1OAh IL
vorite operas, by Paul Bleyden,
tenor. assisted by Miss Helen Harper,
soprano. and Mrs. Paul Bleyden,
Program: Aria for/ tenorz from,
.'Orpheus," peri, 1860 tthe first
opera In existence to- be produced)I
sung by Paul Bleyden, tenor. Tell
me, Oh Ladies'" from The Mar.
riage of Figaro NIozartJ; sung by
Miss Helen Harpen. soprano. The
Pilgrim Chorus" from '.Tahhauser'
ICWagneF1; arranged for the piano by
List; played by Mrs. Paul Bleyden.
Kindly Heavens" from Madame
Butterfly" Puccini); duet from
finale, first act; sung by Miss Helen
Harper, soprano, and Paul Bleyden,
tenor. wedding March," from
l''Lohengrin" (Wagner); arranged for
the piano by List; played by Mrs.
Paul Bleyden. LET Us From Paris
Flee" from 'Traviatta" WerdD;
duet from third act; sung by Miss
Helen Harper and Paul Bleyden.
1.-The Prize Song" from Master
singers" (Wagnerl; arranged for
piano by List; played by Mrs. Paul
BIeyden. Might Divine" from
Romeo and juliet" tGounod1; duet
from third act: sung by Helen Har.
per and Paul Bleyden..
On Early Tomorrow.
GAS to 7:45 a. NJ Tower Health
Exercises"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-19
Trucks to. Garry Names

wESTVILLE,t N. j., June 10
Under a. new act of the State De.
partment every commercial truck
after the first of next month will
he required to have the name and
address Of the owner and the bust.
Tess printed on the side in letters
at least three inches in height.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-19
Scholarship to Be Given

BALTIMORE. Nd. June 19.-The
Caroline County school board will
award by competitive examination
next Wednesday scholarships at st.
Johns College. Western Maryland
College, Blue Ridge College, Char.
lotte Hall School and Maryland In
stitute of Art and Designs, Balti.
more. s-,>N 94 49,. ~
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-04-15

The Nd
free distri1
valuable b |
ION Pacifd
portant da |
Call in and
IIIegaal
en- Kelley
creek the
found "Tra
yer and OF
contrary I'd
state. He
and brougH
Tuesday W |
trial as the |
Lenhi coul
We Apol
owes an an
of this city
one of the
OF the Rod
the springs
Dodge mad |
have some
inducing fill
lures in II
the facts II
Background
Salmon rivd
Clean Up
should clea
dences. Quit
done so. I'll
Inc main st
better shape
eleaned off.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-04
Farm Buildings Burned

B. o. Norton, ex-warden of the
State prison, has lost his farm build
ings at Knox. through fire which
broke out in the main house and de-
stroyed the entire stand, one of the
largest and best equipped in the
county. The farm was the old home
of Mrs. Norton, and was for many
years owned by her father, the late
Ed Shibles and in the past few
years had been thoroughly removal
ed and every modern convenience
added. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gill
christ and young daughter occupied
the place and managed. the farm for
Mr.. Norton and it was while the for
mer was milking that the lights went
out suddenly. Going to the house
to see what was the matter, his wife
and daughter being away at the
time, Mr.. Gilcrest found 1t in flames.
He was unable to save bit Of the
house furnishings or his personal
property, but returning to the barns
was able to get out all the livestock
although the horse and cows several
times ran back into the burning
buildings.
The Gilcrests lost all their cloth
ing except what they wore and the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-04
81 u. S. Flyers
Rated as Aces
During World War

New York, Nov. 3-(AP)-Fifty-tw
America aviators in the World War
rate the designation of lace" Each
has brought down five or more enemy
planes.
The American Society for Promo
ton of Aviation prepared the list
from official records. An effort to To-
cate the present address Of these
American "aces" resulted In the dis
covery that they are scattered all
over the world. The list follows:
Capt e. ". Rickenbacker, Column
bus, o.; Maj. George A. Vaughan.
Brooklyn, N. Y; Capt. Reed G. Lam
dis, Chicago, ILL.,; Capt. Jacques M.
Swaab, Philadelphia, Pa: 1t. r. G.
Cassidy; 1t. Chester e. Wright,
ley, Gravette,. Ark; 1t. w. p. Erwin,
Fort Mill. 8. c.; Maj. J. A. Meissner,
Brooklyn. N. Y; Capt. de F. Larner,
Washington, D. c.; 1t. p. F. Baer, FIT.
Wayne, Ind: 1t. F. O. D. Hunter,
Savannah, Ca; 1t. Clinton Jones,
San Francisco, Cal; Capt. Reed M.
Chambers, Memphis, Tenn: Capt. H.
Weir Cook, Toledo, Ohio; Capt. L. c.
Holden, New York City.
1t. w A. Robertson, Fort Smith,
Ark; 1t. r. J. Rummell, Newark, N.
j.; 1t. ]. o. Creech. Lexington, KY:
Capt. Howard Burdick, Brooklyn, N.
Y; Maj. H. e. Hartney, New York
City; Capt. Douglass Campbell, Mt.
Hamilton. Cal; Capt. ]. C. vascon-
Gales, Denver, Colo; Capt. E. G. To-
bin, San Antonio, Tex: 1t. E. p. Cur
tbs. Rochester, N. Y; Capt. Sumner
Sewell, Bath, Me-; 1t. r. A. O'Neil,
Nogales. Ariz.: 1t. Col. William Thaw,
Pittsburgh, Pa; 1t. Donald Hudson,
Kansas City; 1t. M. X. Guthrie, Mo-
bile, Ala; 1t. w. H. Stovall, Stow
all, Miss: Capt. A. r. Brooks, Franz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-04
NEWPORT

One hundred per cent. Of the teach
ers of Newport High school are MEM
bcrs of the National Education AS
sociation and will receive the certif1-
cate granted by the Executive COM
mjtee.
George w. Brann and Miss Agnes
Drawn, seniors in Newport High
school have been awarded certificates
for their proficiency in Remington
typewriting. Mr.. Brann had rec
ord of q words and Miss Drawn 20
words a minute for Is consecutive
minutes. Principal Rand presented
the certificates at general assembly
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Stevens, Mrs.
C. A. Croxford and Elsie Butler We're
in Bangor Sunday calling On Fred
Randlette at the E. M. G. hospital and
report him gaining.
A card party and chatting dish
lunch will be held at /. o. Q. F. hall,
Friday from to IL under the aus
pieces of Victoria Rebekah Lodge.
Prizes will be given those having the
highest score in different games.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-04
PALERMO

CENTER - The Shepscot Lake
Fish and Game Association nave
lately placed 10000 trout in Sheep
scot Great pond.
Eli Smell was in Gardiner on bus
mess two days last week.
Augustus Benner was in Augusta,
Friday.
Mrs. Oraville Fitzpatrick of Water
Vile has been in town a few days.
the guest Of Mrs. Aurilla Brown and
Mrs. w. d. Jones.
Sylvia Jones returned to Augusta
State hospital, Monday.
EAST - Sidney l.. Tibbetts OF
Brooks was in this section SATURDAY
with McNess supplies.
Mrs. Robert Cony of Augusta was
a business caller in this section Mon
day. .
Row Trask was a business caller in
the valley Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w., H. Grady and
daughter, Doris were business callers
in Augusta, Friday. -
Mrs. NJ. A. Witham attended the
teachers convention at Portland
Thursday and Friday.
Harry Grady was a weekend
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Grady.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Scates and
daughter were callers Tuesday eve
ming at Will Marden's.
Miss Marion Moore Of Augusta
passed the week end at her old home.
Will Marden had the misfortune to
lose one Of his work horses, We'd
nesday,
Will Hussey and Lester Reynolds
were business callers lat Winslow,
Wednesday.
Several from this section attended
the Waldo County Farm Bureau con-
vention, Monday, Nov. 2, at Belfast.
The all day Grange meeting will be
held at Sheepscot Lake Grange. No.
45Ss Saturday, November Z. Those
not solicited please bring pastry.
Callers at w. H. Grady's Sunday
were M. A. and Gerald Witham, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Peavey, Francis and
William Drawn of Montville, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. e. Scates and daughter,
Juanita, Mrs. Z. C. Rowe, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Worthing and children Of
Branch Mills and Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Abbott.
Miss Zoa r. Cyr was at her home
in Exeter, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Howard and
Mr.. and Mrs. +. e. Howard and son,
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Laurel Rebekah Lodge

The degree staff Of Laurel Rebekah
Lodge were in Albion Monday night
to pay a fraternal visit to Lygonia
Rebekah Lodge and conferred the de-
gree on the candidates in a very cred
table manner, those in the degree
staff are as follows: Mrs. Mabel Os-
borne, Mrs. Helen Pierce, Mrs. Susie
McNally, Mrs. Edith Walker, Mrs.
Annie Spaulding, Mrs, idella Green
law, Mrs. Mabel Wiley, Mrs. Hattie
Burns, Mrs. Annie Cotton, Mrs. Yet
tie Hubbard, Mrs. Blanch Simonson,
Mrs. Martha Adams, Mrs. Mary
Lamb, Mrs. Josie Grant, Mrs. Cora
Wiley, Mrs. Jennie Wakely, Miss Ha-
eel Hopkins, Mrs. Nina Gerald. Mrs.
Laura Dangler, Mrs. Nellie Tapley,
degree mistress. Mrs. Elizabeth New
comb, pianist, and were accompanied
by the ollowing members: Mrs. Laura
Felker, Wilbur Dickey, Fred Walker,
Harvey Wiley, Clair Wiley, Oren
Simonson, Mrs. Nina Gibson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Libbey, Will Written. They were
conveyed in cars by Orren ST.
monsoon, Harvey Wiley. Vernon
Walker. Clair Wiley, Mrs. Idella