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Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05
JUDGES APPOINT
 COURT OFFICERS

The judges of the superior court met in Hartford, Monday. to make appointments. Those made in Wind ham country are all re-appointments and are as follows: Clerk, Edgar Nj
 Warner, Putnam, s3,400; assistant, Judge Frank H. Floss, Willimantic, sl00; assistant, Miss Marjorie Brad ford, Putnam; public defender, At- torney Charles L. Torrey, Putnam.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05
APPLIES is.ooo GALLONS
 OF OIL TO CITY STREETS

Superintendent of Streets Frank Dumas. and his men finished spread iug i6,00G gallons of oil on city streets, Thursday afternoon The oil arrived in two lots of 5000 gallons each and was immediately applied to the streets which the common eouu- cil had voted Co have oiled The streets were sanded as fast as the oil was applied and further sprinkines uf sand will be applied
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05
JUNE CONFERENCE

The June well-Raby conference was held at the Putnam High school audi torium on Tuesday afternoon of this week. Twenty babies wore brough in fer examination. Miss Vim cent, a nurse from the state health de- partment, and Miss Snyder. Putnam school nurse, were present Misses Geraldine |, Frost and Winifred Mel Tor assisted.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05

The menu consisted of fruit cock tail. chicken patties. green peas. rolls. cocoa. Rarnished with whipped cream, ice cream with strawberry sauce, and fancy cakes.
 Toasts were given by Mrs. $. M. Wheeiock. Miss Warner. and Kenneth C. Sharpe. also little speeches by Helen Narbedian, Edna Kent. and Gladys Narbedian, of the choir. Eleven priz- es. decorated candlesticks. were given for perfect attendance. Edna Kent de. serves special mention for being pres. ent at every rehearsal, and every pub lie appearance of the choir for foui years, being absent only once in fiV, years.
 The pleasing affair was in charge oi l Mrs. J s Tatem, Jr., assisted by al able committee.
 Mrs. Thomas Murrey of Miilburi spent Saturday with friends here.
Putnam patriot., 1925-06-05
ODD FELLOWS TO HAVE
 JOINT MEMORIAL SERVICE

Graves of departed Odd Fellows will b. decorated by committee from Israel Putnam Lodge next Sun day The lodge will not attend in a body as in previous years. but on Tuesday evening will have a memor- !al service in the hall, following the regular meeting of the lodge, which will open at o'clock. The meeting will be Tor odd Fellows. Rcbekahs. and their friends. and an interesting program has been arranged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-01
Orthopedic Shops

East Highland Drive guild win
have charge OF the service at the
orshopedlc lunch room Thursday.
Mrs l., II. Carvey win be hostesa.
assisted by Mrs. George s.. Patton.
AIRS. J. l., MeErow. Mrs. William
Fruudc. Mrs C. l. creelman. Mira
J O. Miles, Miss Della Wright. arn,
w y. Gilmore. Mfs. Alexander
Christie. afrs. r. c. Coleman. Mrs
stanton Alsn. Mrs. Carltn I'm. Miss
Euraainc AlcCollock. Mrs II. r..
r'redsrIci. Airs. Weiss. Mrs. y. -.
Baldwin. Mrs, r. j. Armstrong nnd
Miss Eva Peterson.
The Thrift shop wlll bc Ia charge
Of Mrs. J G. Watrous and Mra. sur
don corbalsy Tor Ren,on I'm guild
on Thursday morning and alrs. J. Il.
AIacpoustll and Mrs Nell Mcdonald
win have charge for First Hill guild
on Thursday afternoon
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RAISE REINDEER
Alaska District Supplied
With "Tender" Meat

When fishermen mud cluner,
worEcra 10 the Bristol bay Alaaka,
district get ured Of, eating salmon
this season, thereJl be plenty Of REIN
deer Tor them % IAN back on.
Tho government station ~ Kama
kanals has herds Of G,0OO domeati-
Gated reindeer iu charge Of native
boy9, scattered over lts district,
Thomas - calidna. district supcun-
teudent. mid in Seattle "Wednesday
The D. s bureau ~ education Is
% LmIId and mnImlmn D cold atorage
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hospitality program FOR Seattle.
Mrs William n. Utter. chairman Of
Hospitality viii INTRODUCES the apraE-
crs.
Thursday, eth--Whjtc Cross pro
gram. a tribute TO Canon Bliss by
Mr r. q hoffman Tho Gcnevt
conference. Mrs. r. r Weeks. Mrs.
H. 4. Mallby. who l. a member ~
the White Cross board. ard who hlss
done splendid work In this line for
tho Federated Clubs. viii introduce
/ The speaker,
Thurglay tGth 4 discussion ot
the equAl rights amendment row
pending In congress. by Miss Lucy
Case. The legal statue ~ women in
Sweden. hy Tie vice consul of
sweden. Mr. Andrew Chilhctg
THURSDAY. gard Thr Juvenile
court. by Marion southard child
welfare. by ruth E1tzsimons Roth
thsNo women ara actively cnsagesi tn
doing work concerned with the Sub
Iect on which they are % speak.
Mrs Pearl CASE illoush. who il sc
lively Interested In lho social welfare
aergrssa. wiii Introduce the surakers.
Thursday a0sh rhs program II
child hygdeue for the state Of wash
ineton. ~ pr George J Yehr. chief
Of elitid hygiene diNiplou Of Wash
ington Airs ~ vs. Harsrave tshp
ID child welfare chairman and accFe
iary ~ the Woman's city club. win
| Introduce ths speakers.
MAY
TnussdAy TN Public opinion. By
Or. Geo. 4. Lunabegs. Of sociology
department. University Or Washing
ton.
Thursday. 18th Public opinion. by
~. Geo 4. Luudberg. Of sociology
department, University Of wasbiug-
ton.
Thursday. gisi The legal status
Of women IN Switzerland, Is AR
Fred strassst. coraul Of Switzerland
In Seattle.
Thursday. aSth Law enforcement.
ROY I.ylo. federal prohibition dircc.
tor We hope also that AR i. a.
tIazeliinc will speak on tho work.
He IL divisional chief os general PRO
hibition agents His field covers
wider territory THAN that Of Mr. Lyle.
When practical. repre- lataiiye
from one OF the soeia. agencies Of
the Community Fund will speak on
the work Visits To social agencies
will be made each Thursday. i'm.
msdiatoly following the luncheon.
Cars are needed II you can help.
please phone Mrs. Lyle Brown.
kE nmdei5l, chairman Of motor
corps.
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Study Groups

Thursday evening az T45 o'clock
the evening book review group OF the
Womens University club win meet
10 hear Miss Emma Jean Cordiner
review Cialsworthys '@rhe White
Monkey"
Friday morning at 1890 O'Clock
the drama study class win meet.
Mrs, Howard Waterman win read
Old English. by Galsworthy
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Mrs. Holmes Plans
Series of LitBcbeopS

Mrs, Lister Holmes is planning a
series OF three luncheons at tho SO,
attic Tennis club, with covers placed
for twelve on each occasiou
The first of the series viii be given
on Thursday afternoon and win
honor Mrs Eric won der GoltE, ~
New York bertha TremperL who Is
visiting her father Mr. II $ Trcm.
ncr and her sister, Mrs J Richard
Lane,
The second luncheon will take
place on Wednesday April s, aud
The third and last ~ the series on
Wednesday, Anrll 10
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Mr.. and Mrs. HdeSoR Entertaining at
Dinner; Luncheon JVW Honor Mrs, Won
Der Goltzs

TulS evening. at their homo.
i "lulltpp lodge al the High.
lands. Mr. and AIRS r. Trafford,
uutcson will entertain at dinner in
honor OF AIR aud Mrs j. u, Far.
rcW who returned a shor, time ago
from "a visit in California, aud AIR
md Mrs ClaWuce r. Blothcu, Who
are leaving this month Tor q trip
ahrpaa.
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Date Changed for
Musical Tea

Tho date 81 the musical tea 10 bo
given hy Renton Hin guild oe the
orthopedic hospital az the home OF
Mrs, +. NJ. Jordan, 1905 send ave. y.
has been changed from Thursday.
hpril 9, 10 Wednesday April -.
Mrs stephen /. Spencer Is in
charge Of the program. with Mrs.
Claire Ingorsoll assisting.
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Birthday
Celebration

Mira J y Weber viii entertain nj
cards and dancing a, hNr home on
saturday evening In honor OF Mr..
Webcr'S 6irthdRy
Mr. Afagnus Peterson. Mrs, Helen
Sguircs. Mrs, Katherine Gushing and
Mr. aud Mrs Roderick Dunbar viii
zivc n musical pruEyam during tho
evening.
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EOItGEI WAR HATRED

PARIS. France and Germany
lihgt forgotten their war hstrcda In
ono respect. Motion picture produc-
ers " the two countries are organ.
izing conaortium which sill en-
brace 500 thenter8 IN several
countries 81 Europe.
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Informal Luncheon
for Mrs. Locke

TO honor Mrs John Loor Locke.
who recently returned from the East.
Mrs o. u. Fisher viii entertain IN.
formally Il luncheon az her homo on
Wednesday afternoon. April s
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PARLIANESTARY LAW
.TIAgS

Roberts Parliamentary Lax class
will meet u the Y W c. a.. Thurs.
day. April 2. At 100 O'Clock. MrE.
Ella Cudiheo. parliamentarian. Sub.
ject lesson, Voting on Election. "
Tho auxiliary class In public
speaking with Madame Harriet
sauuderson, will have for ita les.
son. rThanatopsis," by william Cul.
/ len Bryant
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SECOND or LECTURE
s4trpTI.l

The Womau's Benefit Association
IT the Maccabees, will give tho sec.
ond Of series Of lectures for mem.
fers, Thursday, April .. at p. m.
at Health Center 40t2 Arcade
building. Dr. Helen Babcock VIII
speak on "GoItre"
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AID SOCIETY on
WELSH CHURCH

Ladies' Aid Society of the Welsh
Presbyterian church viii meet Thurs.
day, April .. at 2 D. m, In the church
parlors. liostesscs, 5Irs. w. j..
Thomas. AfG. Laura Thomas and
Mrs. Ellis williams.
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AfONTEFTORE
AID SOCIETY

Ladies' Montefiore Aid society will
hold It's regular monthly business
meeting Thursday. April .. at 900
p. m. in Tho vestry Of Congregation
Bfkur Cholum.
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Wonen's Clubs


ALPHA GLIB
Alpha club win meet with MIRA,
Edgar 4. Bradley. 4sgs Burke ave-.
Taursday. April :. a, 1850 O'Clock.
The program Includes report Of
federation delegate and trustee; roll
call Election Of officers and dis,
question Of year book viii follow.
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FAlRvIEw pr a

FaIrview PIT. A. viii meet Thurs
day. April 2. at eia p. m. Mrs.
Evalyn Dimond viii render vocal
numbers and the pupils OF room .
viii give Naturalization o. "Hansel
and Gretei." Election Of officers 70
freshments
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ArxLIARY RUTH SCHOOL

Auxiliary No. &, to tho Ruth
School Building Fund association,
viii hold It's regular meeting Thurs.
day. April 2, at tho home Of Mrs.
g. sobottka. 1909 Orcas st. Lunch.
con at O'Clock. Mrs. g. David
Daiber will speak on Hygiene"
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Luncheon for
Mrs. LOO Black

Mrs- Hamilton G. Rolfe viii ems
terrain With q small luncheon at
her home Friday afternoon IN honor
81 Mrs Leo BLACK, who recently
returned from a trip 10 Honolulu
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SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE
ELIB FEF.JA

LADIES' Social and Charitable Club
FreJa. win meet Thursday. April 2,
at o'clock. at the home OF Mrs.
Albert Olson, 291s u. McGraw IT.
Take car No. 10. and set Off at Mc.
Graw.
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Bridge and Nah
Jongq Tea

North End guild Of the Chlldren'a
orthopedlc hospital win give bridge
and nah jongg tea on "Wednesday
afternoon. April 8. from 2 uatfl {
O'Clock, At Green Lake Masonic hall.
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BRITISH CLUBS
DANCE

Thursday night, NJ Chrstcnsen's
hall. the Britist.American associn.
ton, viii be hosts to the Caledon.
ian and St. Andrews society, the
Canadian club Of Seattle, Clan Mac
Kenzie No. 1874. o. s. G. and their
friends. Or. Ira l.. Ncill Of Canada
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DAUGHTERS OF At. GEORGE

Daughters OF ST. George win meet
in VI. y u. A. hall. 1895 FIRST aye.
on Thursday, April :, ~ 1880
O'Clock. Sale of work and card
parts.
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EAST INrnN Gle

East Union club viii meet NJ the
home Of Mrs. W S, Mclean. 5ssT
Stroud ave, Thursday, April :.
Luncheon at o'clock,
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IHterlakeR
Guild Glasses

Tho iuterlaken guilds bridge and
nah iongE class viii meet Thursday
afternoon at o'clock al the home Of
Mks Alma UUrier $500 Calhoun Al.
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Old Country Fair
Staged by PIT. A.

IN oldUmo country lar entertain
ment wlth colorcd Ministries. tho old
village orchestra and Twins portraits
from tho famous red plush family
album, VIII be given 0t the annual
frolio Of the Mercer PIT a. al the
school house Thurplay evening AZ
7.SO. tefteshmcuts wlll 5e served.
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Entertain for Miss
Houston and FidRco

MI, aud Mrs George A. Elmer
gave q dinner az The wtlsonian last
night In honor OF Miss Ruth lIops'
ton ana her fiauec. Atu Frank l.
white,
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woMEN's COMMERCIAL GLIB

woSIEN.s COMMERCIAL CLUE
The women's Commercial club
win meet Thursday evening, April
,. ~ s o'clock. al the Chamber of
Commerce. There will BE- a general
reception for the new members and
a health talk by Miss May LoOrH!s.
Miss Loomls viii speak on the
health situation in Seattle as she
finds IL from the city hospital.
Members remaining downtown for
dinner viii meet at Grcy's for a
fountain luncheon at ESQ o'clock.
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Mrs. Campbell
GiriRg Luncheon

Mrs. John Campbell viii entertain
with luncheon al the sunset club
on Thursday afternoon in honor 81
Mrs Ciamuce mcthen and Mrs H.
+. Alexander.
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man OF tho fummagc sale commit
tee
Mrs. William l. Cooper viii call
for donations. Il notified at AlE Ire.
aiag.
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Personal

Mrs w y. Perkins with Ter
daughter, MifB Polly Perkins mud
Miss Dorothy Allen viii leave
Thursdny hy motor Tor Spokane on
"a few days vialt
Mr. ana AfrB George wiley have
removed 10 their RUNNER home a.
Port Madison
BIZ. and AlIa, A. s. Kerry arc
leaving this evening on O short trip
TO California
air ana Mrs. Edward Cunning
ham win remove Saturday TO their
homo at Port Madison. Sir. and
NIra. Warren ~ Hyruer Of Mime,
npolis viii occupy their home dur.
ing the summer months
Airs II H. van lllcek and Airs.
Francis Rice Of Montcl1F. n. J.,
who have been guests ~ Mrs.
James 4, Huight. Jr,, for short
time, left TUESDAY morning for their
home
AlTH. }. H. Fox and Ailrs Jean
l'oN, who are travelling IN the
Orient were IN Shanghai. when last
heard from. ana are not expected 10
return 10 Seattle before April %.
Mr. David Whitcomb left sstuf.
day for i.os Angeles. to be gone Il
month,
Mn. suey Shown and daughter.
Miss Alice shown. win leave Thurs.
day FOR San FranciHco, on q months
trip,
ar. aud Afra, George r.. Miller
have returned from a months visit
IN DIAL. Cal. and arc residing az
055 10th ave.
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MUSICAL ATTTItNOON

MUSICAL AFTERNOON
Mrs. Teonora Clcpp, Chicago sim
gor, assisted by Mru G. W Knudhcn
Of Seattle win give a musical pro.
gram for tho benefit u a FREQ bed
/ ni the Nsawogiun hospital, on satur
day, April Z. ESQ y. IA. at Norway
hall, uoren ave ana Virginia IT.
Nm s. .. liauRcu, chairman Of
tho helpinE division of the Norwegian
Hospital association. win DO IN charge
I Of arrangements FOR tho afternoon,
assisted by airs, =. stray, Mrs y, o.
dabrielscn and Mrs. @ X Anderaen
Refreshments win be served after
tho musical
Tho following prosrnm win be
given.
/ Ava. "p'dsl milo Gmat8 bfu" D0nandy
/ ''Moi krrld" ARatHr Hacker gfoBdahi
Lille rude itouHabsr' i.aHaa Muller
JIG slsksr Dig .srr..,, Edward Gruig
! Yale tssstsrt.tfr,.. kennedy Russell
| Pleading tt.rss.rt.,st. Edward ElHaT
Sweetest Story Errr Told" Anna Case
Isouora cispp, voice Atrs q vs. kBui-
iieSalnE litrEiJo," msiodfAmatit
Poem .t.t,,.., ....B gJornuou
Airs Gunner iund
Plano, AIRS a. " kuudsen
AflA issl bsrto Nlssi D'hmote'
Tsonora clspp
Piano, Mfs. q, ". Knudser
W. {, 7. q. FIELD
SECRETARY TO SPEAK
Miss lYinona Jewell Of Denver
Colorado, field secretary Of tho
young peoples branch National
| Woman's Christian Temperance
union, VIII speak on law enforce.
mont al the fhvenna 81 u. church.
S5rd and GOTH ~ T.. pt p. m. on
/ Wednesday, April S,
In speaking Of her organizing work
among the young people. Miss Jea.
eli anld today; Young people must
learn 90 take advantage Of every op.
/ poltunily for development, ana Il h.
equally imporian, that they learn 20
leave alone everything that tends
10 interfere with that development.
We find that the young people of
the country respond splgndidly when.
ever VIC have the chance to get 70,
gelher with them aud tell just what
our aims are and the principles upon
which We work
Miss Jeweil's lecture win be- the
closing feature OF the semiannual
institute Of King Co. TO be held that
days
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
ELnEERLcnAf CI.I-n

The Eiderbloom eiub viii meet
Thursday. April ?. At II "a. m. ~
Modern woodnen han, Third and
Virginia.
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APRIL

Thursday, End Seattle Hostess
CITY. Ton speakers are listed from
commercial and social organizations
who win speak on various phases of
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plant In connection with the in
duury. Calkins said Natives CON
sumo huge quantities Of the meat.
ITS fine. tender, juicy and nour-
ishlng Seattle ought to import
and enjoy more Of H." said the su-
perinteudent
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ECAlAiAGE SALE
Tho Ladies' Groito club viii hold
ia rummago sale Friday and satur.
day. April . and I. az soii West,
lake, Ars. II. r. sheldon Is chair
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wOMAN's CENTURY
CLUB

The current evcuts department o.
The womnns Century club will
meet THURSDAY. April 2. at the home
Of Mrs Robert Enssren. Gsts l..
sist 81, There will bo roll cali
to which each member IL expected
70 respond with current event.
aud general discussion after
wards 4 full attendance IN do
sired.
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GIVE CLUB

II II LlN q
Seattle civic Improvement club
witi NEE, Thursday. April =, az
o'ciork At The Federation ciuhhougc.
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CARD PARTY

Seattle clty.Wide Democratic Wo.
mons club WIN hive card party
nt Wings cafeteria, 1909 First ave,
Thursday evening, April 2, at 8
o'clock.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
woMANs CITY CLUE

! NENINDI aFVIlsN IN'T0'It1N ~
The Woman's CITY club announces
It's April and May program. with tho
first meeting to be held Thursday.
April 2, In the cafeteria at the Y. w.
c. a. Luncheon at 11A5. Speaking
nc 1916 o'clock
/. The calendar follows
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Alr aud Mr. George n. Miller
have returned from a months visit
m DIAL CAL and arc residing ~
0S5 10th ave.
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Mn. stHey Shown and daughter
Miss Alice shown. win leave Thurs
day FOR San FranciHco, on months
trip
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aOcfAL 49,. al E s

Seattle Social club. q. II. s.. VIII
meet with Mrs. +. r. Houghton, 2215
I'igelow ave ~, Thursday, April 2,
"a 2 o'clock. Cards.
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Happy Home club Will meet at the
home OF Mrs. r Brown, eng Fair
View ave- Thursday, April 2, at
noon
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vINA rRY TEST

MINI Fry tent No. ~, Daughters
u Veteran. win meet IN vcternnB
hall Armory Thufaday, April 2, az
z p. m.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-06
Chicago Cattle Market
Chicago, June 5


CATTLE-Receipts 5000; largely
catch-as-catch-can trade, steady to
weak; best yearlings 11.40; mixed
steers and heifers, several loads 1915
@11.00; no weighty steers here; bulk
fed steers and yearlings S.75@10.50;
grassy kind neglected except at price
discount: two way trade on she stock;
better grades firm, others weak; spots
lower: no reliable outlet for bulls
vealers very uneven, mostly $500
1880: outsiders buying better grade
vealers at 1925 to 1915 mostly.
HOGS-Receipts $4,000; mostly
steady to strong: underweights slow,
IS to 25 lower; bulk desirable 24O to
325-pound butchers 12.15@12.35: top
1910; majority $50 to 210-pound
weights 1915 @12.30; 140 to 160-pound
average mostly 11.50@12.10; bulk
packing sows 1o.9O@f1.3O: strong
weight slaughter pigs 11.00@1150;
shippers 1900; estimated holdover TO-
900.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000; fat and Gull
lambs generally steady: desirable fat
ewes steady: heavies slow and uneven
ly lower: feeding lambs weak; one deck
strictly choice Idaho lambs 1880 to
city butchers; five decks 15.40; Cali
fornias largely 1900; natives upward
to 15.40: bulk 15.00115.25; most culls
10000 1850; best yearling wethers
1925: odd lots fat ewes 6.00@6.50;
heavies downward to 400 and below.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-06
COMING EVENTS

June 4-s-Commencement at Universi-
ty of Maine.
June 5-6-Second biennial convention
of the Maine Parent-Teachers' Asso-
citation at tSate House. Augusta,
June 6-Y. M. C. A. Industrial Work.
ers Conference. State ~" Camp,
June 1O-Field day of Patriarchs Mill
tant of Maine, Long Island, Portland
June 1o-Maine G. A. r. Encampment,
Portland y
June 10-Oral arguments before Pub
lie Utilities Commission on petitions
of Maine Motor Coaches, inc, for
permission to operate II motor bus
lines in State.
June 11-State D. A. r. field day, Es-
ther Eayres Chapter, Old Town.
June 11-Conference Of Maine Timber
land owners at State House, Angus
ia, relative to hardwood resources of
Maine.
June 11-Kennebec Valley Medical AS
sociation. Gardiner.
June 13-17-Colby Commencement.
June 14-1S-Bowdoin Commencement.
June 17-Second annual reunion of
Alumni Of Cony High school, Au-
gusta.
June 17-19-National Association of
Mutual Savings Banks, sixth an
nual conference. Poland Springs,
June 1S-22-B ates Commencement
events.
June 19-Official farewell dinner in
honor of Lieut. Commander Donald
b. Macmillan, Newagan Inn, South
port.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-06-06

cookies were served. also a birth.
day cake with six lighted candles.
Those present besides the host were
Richard Longley, Violet Conners,
Ralph Corners, the Misses Pauline
and Mary Waddell and Doris Dow.
Master Carleton received several
pretty gifts in remembrance Of the
occasion.
Mrs. Lizzie Williams and two
children of Rumford Falls are
spending several weeks with her
mother. Mrs. Fred Marshall I.
Murray Petley left Tuesday for
Boston on a short business trip.
r. H. Spear was a business visitor
in Rumford Falls on Thursday.
Mrs. Helen Williams returned
Wednesday night from a two
two weeks visit with her daughter,
Miss Thersa Williams of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Willett. with
several other friends of East New
port were calling the first of the
week on Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Dow and chill
dren Carleton and Doris were guests
of Miss Bertha Paine of North An
son the first of the week.
Mrs. Mabel Hunter entertained the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
Society Thursday at her home on
Wilson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crowell and
children visited Mrs. Leslie Foster
in Waterville, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Varney Mosher and
Paul Richardson attended the ex-
ercises at Belgrade, Saturday.