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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-27

county has not the legal capacity to
enter into an engagement which will,
in effect, create class Of preferred
depositors in banks, contrary to the
policy OF express law and the DELHI
crate purpose 81 the legislative as
ssmbly.
p6sitofy faw. Std other Liquidation
evidences the policy 4 Of this state
with resepct to the deposit Of public
funds and the manner in which such
deposits must be secured; and it Is
contrary to that legislative policy
for q bank to secure this class Of de-
posts by pcldgc of its general as
sets. It was not intended that the
public should occupy the position Of
. preferred creditor, to the detri-
! ment Of private dop0sitors, IN the
event Of the Insolvency Of the de.
pository,, or that such result could
be brought about by secret agree
ment between the parties
| II. For reasons stated in tho opin-
ion, it is held that the attempted
agreement Of pledge was contrary to
the policy Of express law, and conse'
quently unlawful, within Section
OSZZs -. L. AVAos dsW ssos wy PA.'
legc to receive deposits of public
funds was exercised in manner con-
trary to the public policy Of this
state. The pledge agreement is I'm
lawful, not merely in the sense that
in making It the bank and the county
exceeded their charter or statutory
powers, but also in the sense that 1t
Is against public policy.
IL. When the contract which a
court Of equity is asked to enforce
| is not only implicitly forbidden. but
il also contrary to q we'll defined
legislative policy, the court will re-
| fuse to give any relief hereunder.
(Syllabus by the court.)
Appeal from district court Of ri.
vide county, Hon. Geo. H. M0elling
judge.
| Reversed in part and modified
Opinion Of the court by johnson, J
| Olaf Braatelien. states attorney
within and for Divide county, and H
| ". Draatelicn, as assistant states
attorney, and as amicus curiac, both
of Crosby, N. Dak., attorneys fol
plaintiff and respondent.
| George p. Hommes, Crosby, N
Oak, attorney for defendants and re-
spondcnts.
Divet, Holt, Frame & Thorp, Far
70, No. OAK, attorneys for the de
PENDANT and appellant. Baird. as re
| ceiver.
Pierce, Tenneson, Cupler & STAN
baugh, and Conmy. Young 4 Burnett
as amici curiae.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-27

to be scratched by the losers the
following year.
l note that Commander Ingram,
athletic director at the Navy, while
frowning on the proposed eastern
conference idea, said he was in favor
Of a prominent athletic parsonage
or a commission of three, who would
handle the sports question OF the
eastern colleges, such as the select.
ing Of officials, passing on the eligi-
blilty of players and rendering de-
cisiOn on any and all disputes.
Princctons withdrawal, while ;
blow at Big Three traditions, may
result in much good for collegiate
sports in the east.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-28

FARM-With chance of buying later
Jerry NJ. Dudley, 254 Water ST., Hal
lowell.
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gusta. were an town over the week.
By Beck

gusta, were In town over the week.
end.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Farwell were
in Waterville, Tuesday.
Z. D. Chase is in Lewiston on bus
mess.
Harold Ward, who has been so
very i'll, is very much improved and
able to be around again.
c. L. Written was in Thorndike,
Tuesday, on business.
Clyde Wood is in Union, where he
has employment in a store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Webb were
in town owe the week end.
Frances Edgerly, who Is training
in the Bradbury Memorial Hospital
in Belfast, Is at home for a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bryant. MIR.
and Mrs. Clyde Bagley, of Lewiston,
passed the week end with Mr., and
Mrs. A. F. McManus.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steward have
moved into the J. R. Taber rent.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. K. Adams an
nounce the arrival Of baby boy at
the Bagley hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. D. NJ. Grant enter
tanned guest from Waterville over
the week END.
F. NJ Winsate. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis, at the
BaSley hospital, is doing nicely.
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Chicago Cattle Market

cArrr Chicago. May q.
eena AnIuLE-Receipts 1900; fed steers
on va aly 10 to 15c higher: spots % up
ers warnings an choice heavies; stock
ton a Ieo feeders firm to shade higher:
hipb IoSS,pound bullocks 10.35-new
and h ,aark for week; medium weights
heifarr eavles 1925; mixed steers and
fairIn r oyearlings 1915: fat she stock
cuttersa active fully steady; Gamers and
even s s, weak to Is lower: bulls I'M
lognae SHARPLY lower; practical to boz
Off lbs o.Z5; vealers mostly 25 to so
H0SSk 70 packers 11.50@12.50.
mostlV sL-heceipts $4,000: opened
er: se cIos steady; spots strong to 10 high
meagerIec. dull; big packers bought
zoo 5'n ne,,s lS.6O@1410: good and Choice
top illus "a down largely 14.10@1430:
1850. sa':; bulk packing sows 1850
shippers e t Killing pigs up to 1850;
over * ood TOOK 5000: estimated hold
sHFE,peo largely ont of first hands.
---L--r--Receipts 5000; tat lambs Is
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UNITY

John Wood, who lost his buildings
by fire, intends to build as soon as
he can make arrangements.
Mrs w. F. Wood has been called
to Everett, Mass, by the death OF
Frank Wood.
The Rev. c. L. Wheaton attended
the funeral of the late Rev. Mrs
Harrison. in DiXmont, Tuesday.
There will be a meeting of the d.
rectors of the Unity Telephone Com
pany at the Adams Hall. Saturday
afternoon.
Frank Mussey has purchased a
new automobile
f. T. Whitehouse, Maynard
Stearns, Lloyd Tozier, and +. ii,
Whitehouse returned Sunday from
Greenville, where they have been on
a fishing trip.
Frank Cooper. Of Liberty, was q
business caller in town, TUESDAY
Or. and Mrs. T. 4. Carter, Of Au-
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PITTSTON

EAsT-Twenty-on head of pure
bred Ayrshire stock belonging to Dom
aid Jewett were inspected by G. r.
Caldwell. State veterinary In charge
and found free from disease. This
will insure Mr.. Jewett an Accredited
herd in two years from date of in
spection, May "a and will protect him
from the $50 penalty for any sale
without the inspection. while 1t bars
him from adding any creature to his
herd that has not been inspected ana
found free from disease. Mr.. Jewett
does not hesitate to take advantage
of every opportunity to improve MS
stock and If courage and hard work
count for anything success will surely
come his way. All wish him well.
Mrs. E. C. Hanly, Mrs. Annie Hanly
and Mrs. M. NJ. Devine were business
visitors Friday in Lewiston.
Mrs. Eta Kingsley left Tuesday 1or
Warren where she will make an In
definite stay.
Mrs. w. E. seekins returned Mon
dav from a few days visit with rela-
,tives in Augusta and Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs T.. A. Staples and fam
ily Of Portland passed the weekend at
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ST. ALBANS

Mr. and Mrs. Will Watson have re-
turned from Florida, where they have
been for IS months.
Charles Hilton and family, also
Frank Varney and family, are on their
way home from st. Petersburg, Fla
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lucas. who have
been on a trip In the western states
visiting relatives, returned Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Edna Vining, formerly of this
town, but for many years a resident
of Seattle, Wash, and her son Harold
are on their way by auto TO this town
to visit her sister. Mrs. Martha Boyn-
ton and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mclaughlin
have started by train for Naugatuck
Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Q. Emery and
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their summer home near this village.
sir. and Mrs. r. c. Marson of Bos-
ton were over Sunday quests of Mr..
Marson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ros-
coe Marson.
l.. c. Cove of Lewiston was a bust
ness caller in the village Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Roper and
Thomas Roper were In Gardiner
Wednesday.
Clifton Wentworth of Albion was
in the village Wednesday with large
trucks to move his household goods
from here to his home in Albion.
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PALMYRA

Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Baker Of Ban
gor, were Sunday guests of Mrs
Emma Pratt.
Fred S. Merrick and son, Floyd of
Augusa, visited for several days with
Lincoln Merrick, who is recovering
from his recent Illness.
Mrs. Edith Whitaker of Detroit,
has been visiting for a few days with
her mother, Mrs. Leighton Pencil,
who is in quite poor health.
Herbert Nichols has moved his
family back to his home after pass
ing the winter months in Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Charles Allen goes to Boston
next week to receive medical treat
ment at one of Boston's hospitals.
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Of the Hartland Baptist church off,
ciating. He is survived by a widow
Mrs. Rose Allen; a father and moth
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Allen of
Gorham; brother, Thomas S. Allen
of Portland and a sister, Mrs. Frank
Cokson of Plymouth, beside numer-
Gus other relatives. Mr.. Allen was
AZ years of age
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three children, also started by auto
for the same place,
Mrs. Edith Horne Of Hallowell and
her daughter Phyllis, were weekend
visitors at Ralph Philbrick's. Mrs
Horne came to help out in the singing
at the Methodist church, whore Rev
Walter Colby of Gardiner is holding
evangelistic meetings with consid-
cradle success
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READFIELD

EAST-There will be a two-act
pSolnedy and pie social at the East
teaoneld schoolhouse Friday even
Ing, May %. at o'clock. Ladies'
lease bring pies. Admission for
r @ties not bringing pies and gents
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Funeral Of Clarence z. Allan

The funeral SERVICES for Clarence
r. Allen were held at the grave in
ST Adams village cemetery on Sun
day. May IL. with Rev. Roy H. Short
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To 75 higher: bulk better grade clipped
lambs i6.o0016.50; top 1850; native
springers upward to 1880: fat sheep
steady: bulk fat ewes $50 1850.
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Page Of Information Might We'll Be Called Secrets
MERCHANDISE
Specials at the Stores

FISHING TACKLE-Of the highest
quality. Rods. reels, nets, baskets,
the big ones. Malcolm & Dyer Co.
Augusta.
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Are You A window Shopper?

DO you ENJOY walking along The DOWNTOWN
streets and stopping to look in the store win
dows to see the new things offered in each
one?
Of course you do-if you're at all like
nnety-nne per cent of the human family.
window shopping" is interesting, easy,
quick-you never even go in the store unless
there's something that particularly interests
you.
You'll find that the A-B-C Classified Ads
give you much this same sort of satisfactory
service-you can loolSehrough their interest
ing offers and tell if there's one that particu-
larly fits your needs-at glance!
"1-2-3" classification and "A-B-C" listing
of ads make it easy for you to locate just the
sort of offers you want to find.
Look through the Classified Section today!
The BIC Classified Ads
Always Same-in Service
Always Different-ln Opportunity
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USED CARS
EASH-1e24 sedan. 6 cyl, pass. New
paint and overhauled.
NASH-1924 touring, cyl. Two to
choose from.
NASH-1923 touring, cyl.
NASH-1s22 touring. cyl.
sTUDEBAKER-1922c coupe, light six
FORD 1922 tudor sedan.
WADLEIGH MOTOR COMPANY
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Specials at the Stores

EASY WORK-In spare hours shining
up the piano or the automobile with
polish from Fields, opp. the depot.
Use your own piano to practice on.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

Business Property 81
CEMENT GARAGE-6Ox75 #, for
sale or rent at Monmouth to settle
estate. w. II. Fowler, Skowhegan.
STORE-Stock and building; come and
see it, for | am going to sell. b. c.
Wells. Readfield.
Farms and Land for Sale 80
FARM-SO acres. barns, 12-room
brick house, furnace. furniture, farm
ing tools, crops all in. l mile to
Gardiner. Mrs. Geo. Belyea, r. 10,
Gardiner. Tel. 646-J.
FARMS-Central Maine. All kinds.
all prices. A. E. Jepson, Skowhegan.
40 ACRES-Farm cutting s tons hay,
200 cord wood. ION pine and spruce,
mail delivered; on good road, mi.
to r. r.. Price $500. part down and
easy terms, good buildings. Come and
Der of bargains. b. A Hight Farm
Agcy, Damariscotta, Me.
60 ACRES-Lake Shore Property.
Private lake completely surrounded
by this land. Over 10 acres choice
camp sites; beautiful view, nice fish
$500 needed. balance to suit pur-
chaser. See me at once. George w.
Hall, Smithwick Block. Damaris-
Gotta.
1O5 ACRES-Farm with cows, horse,
complete farm tools, years wood. Est.
100000 timber, zoo eds. wood. s.
room house like new, spring water.
barn fine condition. Water in tie-up.
Handy city markets and good neign-
bors. Forced sale price $4,000: part
cash, easy terms. r. A. Hight Farm
Agency, SSl State St. Augusta Me
$50 ACRES-Farm, level fields cutting
80 tons hay. good buildings. large
barn, S-room house, spring water III
delivered. 8 miles from r. r, part
cash, easy terms. Price $3.50. B. A.
Hight Farm Agcy., Damariscotta Me.
l57 ACRES--Farm. cuts 40 tons good
hay, 800 apple trees, large amount
. wood and lumber. good buildings, pr.
horses, good line of good tools. Come
and start right in making money.
Price only $4,000 and very easy terms.
Also a lot of other farm bargains.
Write and tell me what YOU want. A.
Whitcomb, New Sharon. Maine.
175 ACRES-Stock and Potato Farm
near large railroad town. handy to
city markets; 40 acres level tillage,
valuable wood and timber land; 1875
tree apple orchard. large quantity
small fruits and berries. Nice Groom
house, electric lights, running water,
shaded lawn. Big basement barn,
silo, garage, carriage house, hen
immediate sale $4,000, half cash, easy
terms including 8 cows. heifers.
bull, pair horses. so hens. complete
outfit, farming tools and potato ma
chinery of every description, also
dairy utensils. bottles, and cans
n. Flanders, SS1 State St. Angus
ia, Me.
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LADIES HOSE-Heavv silk soc pr;
2 pairs 81, postpaid. Swift & Turner
Co, 1913 Water St, Augusta.
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PERHAPS the very worker you want
has an ad under today's Situations
Wanted" classification.
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VELIE-5-pass., 1922 touring, model
IS; driven only 1900 miles. Bargain.
u. E. Foster, r. /. Augusta. Tel. 1878
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CEMENT GARAGE-60x75 it., for
sale or rent at Monmouth to settle
estate. w. II. Fowler, Skowhegan.
STORE-Stock and building; come and
see it, for / am going to sell. b. c.
Wells, Readfield.
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Resort Property for Sale

LAKE COBBOSSEE-Pine Bluff, new
cottage, garage. ice house. VIM. Ben
ner, Is Florence St, Augusta.
OCEAN POINT offer my cottage
for sale. 1t has sleeping rooms,
kitchen. large living room, toilet.
electric lights and big garage under
house; completely furnished and in
the best of repair; big lot location
near the casino postoffice and store.
II interested, see ]. Frank Dyer, 1911
Water St., Augusta
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PEELED SPRUCE-And fir puipwood
for immediate shipment or next sum-
mer or fall delivery. Frank e. Mace,
81 Winthrop St., Augusta.
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Wanted--To Buy

GRAIN BAGS-4a cts. each. Highest
price paid for all kind of bags, any
condition. Max Goldberg & Sons. AL
Water ST., Gardiner. Tel. 416-R.
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PINCH HITTERs-classifed ads.

LIVE POULTRY--Highest cash prices.
]. III. Desmond. Tel. Gardiner 272-R.
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HORSE-For it's keep during sum-
mer, good care given. Alfred S. Reed.
Windsorville.
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OFFICE DESK-Flat top. with double
row of drawers. Write ks, care
Journal.
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NURSES-The Training School of
the Trull Hospital offers a 3 years
course in Medical, Surgical and Cen
eral Nursing. Girls DESTROYS Of be-
coming graduate nurses should ap--
ply at once to the Superintendent of
Nurses. At least 2 years high school
education is required of applicants.
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$50 ACRES-Farm, level fields cutting
30 tons hay. good buildings. large
barn, S-room house. spring water in
house and barn. we'll fenced, mail
delivered miles from r. r, part
cash, easy terms. Price $3.50. B. A.
HIGHT Farm Agcv.. panlariscotta. Me.
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! DON'T MISS the opportunities in the
] classified columns.
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Lost and Found

BOOK NO. 51515-On Augusta Savings
Rank lost Finder return to bank.
HITCH WEIGHT-Lost on River road.
Chelsea, Saturday z. NJ. Tel. ABBY.
0VEKCOAT-Heavy winter one, dyed
lambswool collar. Color. heather. Be-
lieved left at Girls Club. Notify LII,
care Journal. Reward.
FOCKETBOOK-Lost in China, Win
throp. Augusta or Watervilie, con-
tanning navy discharge, Mass. dItv-
er's and chauffeur's license and other
valuable papers. Reward. Write LIZ
Journal.
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Rooms Without Board

RANDOLPH-S Maple ST., room with
or without board.
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GIRL-For homework, in family.
Good cook. little work. fair wages.
Apply in person or write. Bert Griffin,
Whitefield.
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1T ISN'T NECESSARY to argue tn
case for the classified section.
speaks for itself.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms with Board

BOARDERS-Quiet country home.
Those who object to children need
not apply. Mrs. Thorold Ware. r. /,
Whitefield.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

Articles For Sale 81
SCREEN PAINT--Is needed right now
How about other paints, varnishes,
wall paper and window glass? Hill
mans. Inc, Augusta.
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Wanted-Live Stock

DRESSED CHICkEN--And FOWL Wei
Der & Hewett. Augusta.
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CHAMBER SET-Painted. sewing ma
chine. sideboard, hall hat tree, din
ing room table, gas hot plate. Call
Mornings. Harry P. Lowell, 20 War
rem St, Hallowell.
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GIRLS-Wanted for work in Fibre
Toy Manufacturing Co. at South Gar
diner Apply at factory
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EKEEPER-Middle aged lady
| for man alone. 81 Windsor ST.. Ran
! dolph. Tel. III evenings.
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EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted-Female SO
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER--F the
summer, June 18th to September Is,
at Belgrade Lakes. Cottage one-third
mile from the village. No washing.
Apply by letter stating wages. Mrs.
B. w. Clark. IL East 9th street, New
York City.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Personals 0
AGED PEOPLE-lnvalids, GONZALES
cent. maternity cases. taken at White
field Cottage Hospital. Katherine
Morse. STUNT. Tel. No. Whitefield 6-23.
MADAM CRAM-Medium. Readings
daily. Capitol St Tel. $751;.
REST HOME-At ali West St.. Gar
diner. A good home for nervous and
mental cases, invalids and old people
recurring a pleasant and comfortable
home. Trained nurse in attendance.
Mrs Nelendy. Tel AIR.
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Household Goods

OOKCASE-Antique walnut and Sec
rotary combined. suitable for lawyers
or physicians office. Also Mason &
Hamlin mahogany upright piano and
sideboard Apply Mrs. Hascall Hall,
109 Silver street. Waterville. Tel. "a,
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VEGETABLE PLANTS = Tomatoes,
cabbage. caulifower and lettuce
plants. Flowering plants, asters,
petunias, marigolds. cosmos. zinnias.
Delivered in Augusta. y. NJ. Cross,
Riverside Drive, Augusta. Tel. 142S-44
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COOK STOVE-25 Winthrop st. Call
from Q to P. NJ.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Female

PASTRY COOk-For summer season
IN small hotel at Christmas Cove. Me.
Wages $25 per week. room and board.
X. II. Carnage. 46 Ma Vernon ST.,
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Houses for Sale

LOWELL-Temple St, Lerette
house, 10 rooms, bath. cleo. lights
and gas stove, furnace; excellent re-
pair. Terms If desired. w. H. Perry,
Serond Io1lnua1l
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OUSEKEEPER-Good capable, IN
family of three. Address B-1, care
kennehec journal
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GROVE ST, 76-Furnished room. TIE
2S5-J.
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COURT ST. 43B-Room. Modern c.
veniences. Tel. 792-Y.
Milford chronicle., 1926-01-22

Elizabeth O'Day, Linwood and Dan
iel Banning, May Passwaters and
Alice Banning, also Messrs. Ralston
DickersOn, Morgan O'Day, Dewitt
DickersOn, Edgar and Elwood O'Day
and Melvin Banning.
Edwin Dickerson has been on the
sick list.
We are glad to report that John
Webb is convalescing after being
ill for several weeks; also Charles
Parker is expecting to return from
the hospital in about two weeks,
where he has been i'll for some time
with pneumonia.
There were not very many who at
tended the services at Oakley Church
on Sunday.
Miss Rachel Passwaters of Green
wood spent Monday evening with
her sister, Mrs. Leroy Sutten.
Alice and Melvin Banning spent
Saturday evening with Stanton and
Anna Harris.
We are expecting to get the fence
for the church soon.
Union revival services closed on
Sunday evening with several cOn7er-
sions.
Mrs. Georgeanna Hemmons has
built a new chicken house.
The P. T. A. of Webbs school will
be held at the school house Monday
evening, January 25th. Ice cream
and cake will be for sale. All are
welcome.