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APARTMENTS-UNFURNTsHED


Modern, fireDroof, elevator building; ex-
cellent service resident manager. Apart
ments containing r. k. and bath. from
S62 30 to S7b.
Open for INSPECTION
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 210O 925 18th st.
1928 EYE. ST. NV. APT. 6-3 ROOMS
and bath. 500.
ro3as S4s4 Pa nTAPs 5sFs sat of Large
Mot, .WSnIdLLIAM s. PHILIPS, II ] NV
3O4 ST NV, THE BELFORD-NEAR-
ing completion. We are now ready TO show
very attractive apartments; l and 2 rooms
Pension Office. Reserve yours now.
THE EMBASSY. 10th and Harvard SITS.
N.W.-A few very desirable apartments left
in this attractive new white stone building.
plant. porches. Murphy beds. $50 to $3.50
each.
2lO6 st. NV and room apartments
with reception hall. kitchen and bath. ianitor
ment buildings Rent $40 so and $50 so
rooms. reception hall and bath. in a very
attractive white stone building. $50 per
month.
1898 18th St, N.w:-Four rooms and
car and bus lines. $50 per month.
x bates ~. ,N.-i Nv Second moor. 4,room
churches and stores. $3.50 per month.
1349 Pa. Ave. s.E.-second- floor fat. 4
rooms and bath back porch heat furnished ::
very conveniently located: possession August
!; $50 per month.
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 II St. NV.
BIG REDUCTION IN RENTS.
Apartment 1910 18TH n.w.-These one
room. kitchen and bath apartments Ideal.
Kitchens furnished. all windows screened anu
awnings. Murphy beds, newly painted and
DaDered. Take advantage of this cut on
rent Only few TO be had. Act quickly.
Resident manager. Apt. "a.
18th AND SPRING ROAD.
Reception hall. large living room. dining
room and kitchen dressing room. bullt-in
bed and tile bath: $50.
CAFRTTZ COMPANY.
14th and X. Main 90S0.
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THE ARGONNE.
10th and Columbia Rd


All-year location in the resi-
dental hub of northwest; on
high elevation. overlooking the
entire city and Rock Creek Park.
Apartments with large outside
rooms, spacious closets, built-in
bath fixtures, reception halls and
balconies; latest improvements !;
2ehour service. Moderate rent
ais. Business manager on prem
ises.
DESIRABLE APT. OF 8 ROOMS AND
bath. attractively priced at $50 per mo
WI w " Il. a. VEST CO. e1e 18th St.
THE CONGRESSIONAL
100 East Capitol St.
Now Available.
/ room and bath ............. $40 90
. rooms and bath non-housekeeping 5000
w. Fl. WEST CO..
THE IMPERIAL.
1853 COLUMBIA ROAD.
Apartments of 5 and large rooms: newly
decorated: 24-hour elevator service: roof
garden: very reasonably priced. Apply to
Resident Manager or phone Col. 921.
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED

1924 DUMBARToN AVE. GEORGETOWN
= rooms and bath. Rent. $40 per month.
624 E st. n.w-5 rooms and bath steam
heat. electricity. Rent. $50 per month.
VIM. p. MORMOYLE.
$40 + St NV Main 2255.
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GOLDSMITH & co.

1927 goth ST NV ROOMS. BATH.
h.-w.h. 4-car garage
light: 2-car garage
l09 2nd st. n.w-S rooms elec. light
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TWO ROOMS KITCHEN BATH AND
large screened sleeping porch: near bus and
l4th st. car line. Excellent neighhorhood
1923 Arkansas ave. between Allison and
Buchanan: S45 including gas. electricity
and heat INQUIRE 1921 Arkansas ave.
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Nearly new tapestry brick
500 pos session Aug. l.
} kearney st.-Bungalow
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los 18th SE-TWO ROOMS. LARGE
kitchenette semi private bath, second floor,
private home. Call after $50 pm; or
tndu
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a RMS. AND BATH.
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,oo, HALL & GRAY.
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r BROOKLAND. 9OI IRVING ST NEW
J. g4nSalow. o rooms. all latest improvements
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THREE LARGE ROOMS AND PRIVATE
bath large porch. screened: gas. electricity
and hot-water heat. Reasonable. SIG
XIV. ave. sc. Lincoln 4lSO-J.
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Modern, fireproof. elevator building: ex-
cellent service: resident manager. Apart
ments containing 2 r.. k. and bath. from
S62 80 to S75.
Open for insDection
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ROYDEN, R NEAR 18th ST. NV.
4 large outside rooms, reception hall,
bath, SIS.
large outside rooms. bath. porch, S60.5O.
See Manager.
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APARTMENTS-FTR- & INFTE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FIVE ROOMS AND BATH: NORTHWFS1
W. fISdsant section preferred. limit S65
pV adults. Address Box 3S2-D. Star ONO,
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PLEADS GUILTY
SHOOTING WIFE

Lewiston, Feb. 21.-George Gau-
thier, p, of Lewiston, who on the
evening of February 6. shot his
wife, Lillian Gauthier, 90, and then
attempted to comllit suicide, was
arraigned in the Lewiston Municipal
court today, charged with assault
with attempt to kill. to which he
plead guilty. Judge Crockett placed
him under bonds of $1,000 for his
appearance in the Superior Court.
Being unable to obtain suretics,
Gauthicr was remanded to the coun-
tv Jail in Auburn.
Gauthier, who has been separated
from his wife for some time, met
her as she came from her work in
4 Lewiston cotton mill. AS they
walked along together, their CONVEX
sation became exciting, when sud
denly Gauthier drew revolver, fired
ut his wife, it is alleged, and then
turnoc the weapon upon himself.
Mrs. Gauthier received a glancing
wound in the forehead, from which
she has recovered. but the bullet en-
tered Gauthier's skull. and lodged at
the l,ase of the brain. and for two
weeks it has been uncertain whether
%. rot he would survive. He was
taken from the hospital today to the
court room.
IL. appeared 10 be in a da2ed con
1itior today, but when the warrant
was reed he arose unaidcd and re
sronGed Guilty" Ills replies to
ether questions however, were In
complete. and 10 several questions
lie did not answer at all.
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was In Shawmut Saturday the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Clifton Ger
ah-IIon. Clyde II. Smith, Sorn-
erset Senator came home from Au-
gusta Friday night.-Arnold Findley
| was In Hinckley Saturday.-A. Ar
| thur Jewett returned to Boston Sat
urday.-Mrs. Ada Curtis Of Madison
| was in town Saturday on her way to
| Waterville.-Miss Edith Wadsworth.
| who has been in town returned to
Augusta Saturday.-Mrs. Dora La
casse and Mrs. Mamie Lacasse were
| in Fairfield the guest OF friends Sat
urday.-Mrs. Elias Vaughn Of Bing-
ham is in town the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Dunton OF
| Spring street.-Elmore Withee and
daughter Miss Mary Withee went to
Hartland Saturday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Linn Green.-Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur e. Stienert of Lawrence, Mass.
are guests of attorney and Mrs. VIM
Folsom Merrill Of Water St.-Judge
e. F. Danforth returned Friday night
from a business trip of several days
| to Portland.-Mark Savage who has
been in Portland on business trip
! has returned.-Misses Gladys and
Lynnette Mantor were at the SAM
torium, Fairfield. Saturday, to visit
| their mother. Mrs. I. L. Salley.-Miss
Jennette Dionne. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Dionne is surgical pa
tient at the Somerset Hospital
Mrs. Glen Harmon and infant son
have been discharged from Somerset
Hospi and are guests of her moth
err. Mrs. George A. Tilton.-Walter
I.essarj. a medical patient at the
Somerset Hospital has been dis
charged.
David Foss. the young SON Of Mr..
and Mrs. Parker Toss OF Watervllle,
| is the guest of his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. j.. Toss.-Mrs. Lulu
r.. Roberts, State commander OF the
Ladies' Association OF Maccabbees,
was in town on business Saturday.M
Mrs. Peter Laney and daughter.
Shirley, went to Fairfield Saturday
to visit Mrs. Ernest Roderick.-
Miss Elizabeth Reed Of Auburn
came Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
H. c. Genthner.-Mrs. Alice Mullen.
children, Roland and Margaret, VINO
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs'
Elton Wheeler. returned to Bath
Saturday.-Miss Alice Hobart visit
ed Saturday with her sister MISS
Carolyn Hobart. who teaches at
Good Will.--Mrs. II. NJ. Breen OF
Augusta il guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Edrie Wyman.-Miss Lucy
johnson, who is employed IN the
Public Utilities Office at Augusta
came Saturday to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Johnson.-Mrs.
Charles Littlefield. who has been a
guest OF her mother. Mrs. Maria
Webb returned Saturday to Albion:
Miss Alfred Turcotte visited
friends in Waterville SATURDAY.
Forrest X. Brown, Edward spear
and Clyde H. Blanchard OF town
and Percy Withee of Nirridgrro:A
went to Brunswick SATURDAY. noon
ia attend a Canton officers school OF
instruction,-Eaton Barter OF Brew
err was in town Friday on business
Mrs. Doah Demo and daughter,
Dorothy, were in Waterville Satur-
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was accompanied by Miss Matthias
Villeux of Observation-Disclosures of
Miss Minnie Hull will be sorry to
learn that she was operated on
Wednesday night at II o'clock at the
Sisters Hospital for appendicitis.
She Is resting as comfortably as can
be expected.-Miss Lillis King OF
Portland is In town called here by
the illness Of her sister, Miss Minnie
Hull.-Mr. and Mrs. James Latlipe
and son, Junior. went to North Vas
salboro Friday night to visit MIR.
.atlipe's sister, Mrs. Rosie Rancolrt.
Little John Blaisdell is confined to
his home on Gerald Terrace with
the grippe.--Miss Gladys Allan
passed the week end at her home
in Turner.--Alrs Roscoe Clifford re-
turned from Clinton Friday where
she has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. George Clark.-She was accom-
panied home by Mrs. Clark and
children who will remain for a little
visit.--Mrs. Flora Files left Friday
for Winthrop. West Medford and
New York, where she will visit rela-
!! tives for several weeks.-The grade
schools will be given a holiday Mon
day to commemorate Washington S
birthday.-The high school sessions
will open at the opera house Mon
day morning at S.15.-J. H. Campbell
Of Portland was a business caller in
town Friday.-Myron Smith of Show
hogan was a business caller in town
Friday.-Mr. Mcclure of Bangor and
N!essrs. Brown and Campbell of Port =
land. insurance adjusters. were in
town Friday adjusting the insurance
on the high school.-MisS 1een Bro
ply, who teaches at Gardiner passed
the week end at her home.-Mrs.
Arno Ireland of Clinton passed the
week end with relatives in town.-M
II. Clifford of Hinckley was a bust
ness caller in town Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Jennie +. kreger left Satur =
day for Houlton, where she Will
speak,-Nirs. Edbert Kelly, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roll
Inns, returned to Chicago Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Archer and Miss
vesta Warren passed the day Sat
urday with Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson.
Mrs. ]. c. Ames passed the week
end in Portland.-Mrs. Philip Bpwker
is confined to the house wiz the
grip.-Mrs. prank William ana
daughter. Vivian, passed Friday with
friends IN ttirtI3nu. Miss Seoi & I'D
Munro passed the week end with her
sister in Auburn.-Afiss Charlotte
Farnham had the misfortune to
sprain her ankle Triday.-Miss Doro-
thy Ballard of Fairfield Center passed
the day Friday with Miss Florence
Larlee.-Mr. and Mrs. Alton Butler
passed the week end with relatives
in Guilford.-Percy Carr. Win Flood
Charles McClintock, Ben Smith and
Albert Moore were ice fishing at
China Lake Saturday.-F'red Rollins.
who has been i'll with pneumonia.
was able to sit up Satirday.-Mr
and Mrs. William Pacquctte Of Os-
borne street are the happy parents OF
a baby girl. born Feb. 21.-Silas
Lawry and Abbott Nelson are pass
| ing Il few days at the Nelson's camp
! at SiIby Fond.--td Jewell and son
Wallace. and Isaac Wourks were ice
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FAIRFIELD

A public whist party was held in
the American Legion hall Thursday
evening under the auspices of the
Woman's Relief Corps. Twelve tab
les of whist were enjoyed. Refresh
mcnts were served.
Holiday hours will be observed In
the post office Monday. The office
will be open from to y. There
will be no deliveries.
An all day meeting of the Wom-
ans Relief Corps Sewing Circle will
be held Tuesday, February oath. at
the home of Mrs. Cora Priest IN
Shawmut. 4 picnic dinner will be
enjoyed at noon. All members are
asked to attend and take the 10
o'clock car from Fairfield.
The following program was en-
ioyed amateur night at the Star
Theatre: Song, Hi'da Nelson: song,
Wallace Perry: song. Alice Arsen-
ault: violin solo. Doris Clifford: No-
cal solo, Lorenzo Matthew: singing.
Nilgore trio: dancing and singing,
Alfred Reed. The first prize of 81
was given to Alfred Reed. Boxes Of
chocolates were given the Kilgore
children and Vera Clifford. and pass
es to the theatre We're given to the
remaining contestants.
The Royal Neighbors Sewing Cir
Gle will meet Tuesday 'sernoon
with Mrs. Clare Ames on Gibson
street All members are urged TO
I've present as there is much work to
be done.
The Dial club will meet this az
fernoon with tile Misses Conner on
Summit street.
a three act comedy drama ''Coun-
try Folks will be given by the choir
members, I. II. NJ. c.. in Paro"hial
hall Monday evening February %.
Mrs. Orrin Learned and nine It
the young ladies of the I'niversalist
church met at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Park Friday evening. At u
O'Clock a delicious supper was en-
ioyc1 in the dining room which was
appropriately decorated in honor OF
Washington's hirthdavf with favors
of miniature cherry trees. During
the evening the young ladies organ
lied a club ana the following Of
Hcers were elected: President. Hill
drnd Nelson: vice president. Cert
rude Park. secretary. Martha Green
leaf; treasurer. Louise Learned. A
social evening was passed with
games.
Adolph Loubier. who was recent
ly operated on at the Sisters Hos
pital for appendicitis. has returned
to his home on Maple street.-Miss
Mary Loubier is employed at the
home of Mrs. Peter Matthew on High
street y Miss F,NanCelinc Matthew
has gone to Lewiston aud Sanford
10 visit friends and relatives. She
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day to visit her mother, Mrs. Hen
rietta Marcow.-Mrs. Lorenzo Cor
son went to 'aterville Saturday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Corson.
She will go to Hallowell before re-
turning to visit her sister. Mrs. AL
bert observation-disclosures Blunt was in
Waterville Saturday to see THE
Thief of Bagdad. MIR. and Mrs.
William Donaldson were business
callers in WatervilIe Saturday.
Mrs. Addie Shattuck was week end
guest of Mrs. Lucy Mills in Fair
field.-Fayalene Decker. Colby
student is passing a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
caller in Waterville Saturday,
Misses Margaret NJ. Chase and Ruth
Isles were shoppers in Waterville
Saturday.-Miss Lois Luce went to
Oakland Saturday to visit. her sister.
Mrs. 4. y. Bessey.--Miss Marie
Cowett visited in Augusta with rela-
tives over the week end.-Mrs. Mar
ion Berry Nantor OF North Vassal-
borO was q business caller in town
Saturday.. w. McCrillis of Hart
.. land passed the week end with Mrs.
McCrillis and daughter at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. =. Decker.-Miss
Reba Vail. 4 student at Pennington
Normal, is a guest of her mother
over WashingtOn's birthday.-Fred
Palmer. who is employed by West
ern Union at Sheldon, Conn.,. is a
guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank r. Palmer.-L. Eiroy Eeek
ms, who has been at the University
of Maine hiring men for the Lowell
Electric Light Company of Lowell,
..-:N l..
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Seek
ins.-Miss Anabel Lancaster the dis
trict nurse, passed the week end
with her mother in Gardiner.-Bellc
Brown went to Waterville Saturday
to visit Mrs. Sadie stevens.
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fishing at China Lake Saturday.
Fred Trippe passed the week end In
Wellington.-Niss Emily Bradbury, n
student at the Pennington normal
school, passed the week end at her
home.-Stephen Bradbury, who Is
studying at the Massachusetts COL
lege of pharmacy, passed the week
end at his home.-Clayton Atkins.
who is employed in Portland. passed
the week end at his home. The L. II.
S. boys basketball team went to
Hartland Friday evening where they
played the Hartland boys.-Miss
Grace Jacobs. who has been visiting
Mr. ana Mrs. phillip Brown. returned
to her home in Vassaboro Sunday.
Ernest Nelson, who has been visit
ing relatives. has returned to his
home in Canaan.--Mrs. George STAFF
ford. Mrs. Irene Chadbourne AMI
daughter. Geraldine. passed Saturday
in Dexter
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Sk0WhECAN

Ma Marguerite E. Craig went to
E home IN Wilton Saturday where
- WI pass some time.-Miss Car
sM hobart returned to Good VIII
GMoay where her Sunday School
Isaa ave q party Saturday even
~ -4i1ses Madeline Simpson and
A0eiine Marshall of Waterville
w. y town Friday to attend the
~ "nesan- Waterville Boys Basket
~ same.-Paul Steward, a student
= ms Lowell Textile school, Is pass
y washihEton's birthday with his
SMla Mr.. and Mrs. Nahum g.
csssafd> Of Baptist Hill.-Misses
|aalh Hubbard and Hermelene
nv Mefs IN Waterville on business
!. ,aasaay.-Harold Lord, a student
e Northeastern College is pass
49, ~ wesninston's birthday with his
M. and Mrs. Thomas G.
Ma --Ars. Edwin A. Merchant
Y, ~ Y auburn Saturday to- visit
TS;tt ae Mrs. A. l.. Robinson.-Mrs.
IS So - Campbell and baby son Wal
NJ. .sm left Saturday for Boston
Il, iney wiz ssoin her husband
aa Mrs. c. E. Decker were in
m nle Saturday on business
Iiss. nsien Day. who teaches in a
,sarten school in Bangor will
a. y ms afternoon after passing
NM naanington Birthday vacation
IGs,,.as parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Day.-Mrs. Wallace Tracy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-23

In observance Of his 21st birthday.
Harold Rogers was given q surprise
party at the home Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Perley Tyler on Madison
avenue Thursday evening. The eve
ming was happily passed playing
cards and games. Delicious refresh
ments were served. The surprised
guest of honor received many nice
gifts.
The members Of the Golden Rod
branch of the Sunshine society met
at the home of Mrs. Louise Furbush
on Water street Thursday afternoon
'nhe afternoon was passed working
on articles for distribution among
the needy. The next meeting will be
held in March at the home of Mrs.
Lillian Dunton on Spring street.
The high school assembly. which
was to have been held Friday has
been postponed until Tuesday.
Skowhegan high school and junior
high school will this afternoon OBJ
serve parents guest day. No special
programs will be presented but ra-
ther the regular school work will be
given that the parents and friends or
the pupils may see Iust what they
are doing.
Guest day at the academy building
was pleasant event Friday afternoon.
The first grade teacher, Hiss Nara
Weeks. and 2nd Mrs. Lizzie W. Ifealcy.
cordially entertained the parents ana
friends. Much OF the regular work
was demonstrated. also exhibition OF
the childrcn's work.
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Relief Corps Observes Washineton's
Birthday

There was a good attendance at the
regular meeting OF the Russell Re-
lief Corps Friday afternoon. when an
Interesting program was presented
under the direction of Mrs. Alfredo
Cool, in observance of Washington 3
birthday. which Included: reading.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Smith: reading. the
president, Mrs. Mary S. T. Burns:
vocal trio. "Tenting Tonight on the
Old Campground." Mrs. Lillian Smith.
Mrs. Aurie Holmes and Mrs. Alma
Bishop, with Mrs. Emma II. Dnnton
at the piano; reading. Mrs. Marta
Morrill,: talk on George Washington.
Mrs. Martha Swain: reading. Mrs.
Lillian Smith; piano solo and encore,
Mrs. Lila 3. Friend: reading, Mrs.
Emma B. Thompson: reading. Mrs.
Augusta Currie; reading. Mrs. EIva
Green; remarks, Samuel F.. Emerson:
singing by all. 1.-The Star Spangled
Banner" The Russell post were
special guests, but only four were
able to be present, Mr.. Emerson, A.
Frank Bickford, Simeon Sawyer and
Mark Harville.
At the close of the program the
executive board served delicious re-
freshments. At the business session
the presidents appointed a relief COM
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Canadian Govt.
Approves Power
Plant on st. John

Ottawa, Feb. 21.---The Canadian
government has approved the hydro
power scheme Of the New Brunswick
government which involves construc-
ton of dam on the st. John river.
near Van Buren,, Me, it was an
nounced today.
The international Joint commits
sion will he asked to give special
hearing to the application of New
ErunSWiCk.
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Bates Girl Debaters
Win from M. A. G.. Men

Lewiston, Me. Feb. 2f.-In their
first debate against a mems team,
Bates women won a unanimous de-
cision over the Massachusetts Agri-
cultural College team at the Bates
chapel today.
The question was: "Resolved. That
Congress should have power to en-
act laws over the veto of the su-
preme court by two-thirds vote.
Bates had the negative side.
The speakers for Bates we're Miss
Elsie l.. Greene, Miss Evelyn j. But
Ter and Miss Marion J. Crosby. Tor
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Grade Schools Guest Day

Many of the grade schools. Friday
afternoon. observed the annual par
ents' guest day. At the Park school
in grade III the first part of the af-
ternoon was taken up with regular
work in reading. spelling. language
and arithmetic. which was conduct
ed in a creditable manner. both to
the teacher and pupils. After recess
q fine program was carried out.
In the fourth grade. taught by Miss
Lizzie e. Higgins, the first part OF
the afternoon was taken up in regu-
lar work which included music, read
ing of article on Lincoln and Wash
ington and recitation Of Your Flag
and My Flag" After recess the
fourth grade went into the fifth
grade room. where Mrs. Della Stone
is the teacher and where the two
grades united in singing several
songs: the fourth grade sang pledge
Of Allegiance" The first part Of the
afternoon In the fourth Trade was
also taken up with the regular work
and reading several articles written
by the children on Washington and
Lincoln. In the sixth grade in which
the principal. Mrs. Ada McCrillis is
the teacher. regular work was con-
sidered and included an exhibition in
singing, drawing and oral cornpo-
SitiOn.
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Bates DOrmitory
DAMAGED by Fire

Lewiston. Me-. Feb. 21.--f'irc bad
~ damaged the roof of one of the
Bates girls dormitories this morn
ing. Practically all of the girls iiV-
ing there were at breakfast and did
not know the building was on fire
until apparatus arrived. There ra@
it'll" interior damage except from
smoke. Cause of ire unknown.
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Star Club Formed

The regular business session Of
Sunset Chapter, Order of Eastern star
was held Friday night followed by a
program directed by Mrs Maud L.
Jewett which consisted of readings by
Ruth Valliere. stunts and a guessing
contest. A Star club was formed
which elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. Eva Mcguire; vice
president, Mrs. Lou Games; secretary
Mrs. Bessie A. Smith: treasurer. Mrs.
Marie +. Foyer. The next meeting
of the chapter will be held the first
Friday in March, when a. $50 supper
will be served.
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Frs. Austezier Dyon

Mrs Austezier Dyon died Friday
night after three months illness at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Blanchette on East street, where she
had resided since coming 10 Sk"whe-
gan /, years ago. She was the dausi'-
ter of Peter and Anstezier Lachance
Eianchette and was born in Canada.
She was the widow of David Dyon'
who died i years ago in Canada. Mrs.
Dyon leaves one brother, John Bian-
Ghetto Of Quebec. Canada. The funeral
service will be held Monday morning
lat the Notre Dame de Lourdes church.
The remains will be placed in the
Southside tomb and in the spring
buried in the Catholic cemetery.
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by Beck

NJ. A. c., Gordon II. Ward, Herman
+. Pickens and Ralph w. Haskins
argued.
The judges were W. G. Chapman,
J. +. Merrill and Miss Caroline Nose,
all of Portland.