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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-12
PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that tns
following appointments were made :!
the Probate Court within and for IN
County of Kennebec. and said ~
pointees duly qualified as follows:
Merton G. Brown of Clinton, execu'
tor of the will of Fannie 3. srosl
late of Clinton. deceased: quallne'
May II. 1926.
Edward X. Bragg OF Canhridss.
Mass, executor of the will OF kawsn
T. Bragg, late of Cambridge. Massii
deceased; qualified MAY is. 1873 a..
Charles L. Andrews of Augusta Wa
duly appointed agent.
william c. Hisler Of China, admin
istrator of the estate of Edna Ais.S
Ter, late of China, deceased; quailne'
May is, 1926.
Carroll =. Smith Of Augusta: sa,
ninistrator of the estate of Hafa'
Swift Smith, late of Augusta DC
ceased: qualified May is. 1925. :,
Alonzo 3. Cross Of Augusta, a.
ministrator of the estate of saais ,. h
Cross, late of Augusta, deceased; qast
flied May "a, 1926.
Annie W. Church of Augusta, ex ~,
trix of the will of Maria T. WIZ WIZ
late of Augusta, deceased: quaiiH''
May "a, 1926. 49,.
Ralph W. Warner of st. Louis, W., W,
souri,, executor of the will or sa';S. a.
II. Warner, late of Waterviile' sri
ceased; qualified May "a, 1879. All,
James ]. Pray of Waterville was o'N
appointed agent.
Louvilis W. Written of August
executor of the will of DAME y
Ward, late of Augusta. deceass''
qualified May "a, 1926. :
Ida G. Jones of China. executrix X
the will of J. Albert Jones, ia. a
China, deceased; qualified May
Lizzie J. walker of Albion; i, sd !, y
istratrix of the estate of wiz M
Walker, late of Albion. decsa''
au 1ranS May , "a; 1925 e. Augusta, q
ministrator of the estate of Iaa "
ceased: qualified May "a. 1926. A
Frank W. Halpen of Augusss,h
ministrator of the estate OF Heuas N
Halpsn, late of Augusta, deceA'
qualified May "a. 1926. ..unI
Herbert L. Luques of KennepIPsidd
port, and Edward G. Luques q ,inl
deford, both of York County. ag ,,rs
Lithgow. late of Augusta, deesa
qualified May "a, 1926. ,.xaai
Lillian e. Philbr:ck of Farninrsss,ll
Administrative of the estate OF ~ HI
q. Philbrtck, late of FarmingaaN'
ceased; qualified May "a, lsZe., n
II. E. wadsworth of Winthdop II
ministrator with will annexed vi
estate of Fred G. Pike, late q
throp. deceased: qualified MAJ
1925. avsd
Ruth T. Norton of Gardiner sssssa
trix of the will of oliver 1ssIiM
late of Gardiner, deceased: gus
May rs, 1926. .suN
w. =. Lord Of Manchester, 70 ~
istrator of the estate of MARY = alls3
late of Manchester, deceased
fed May 26, 1926. go, II
Edith @. Carleton Of Wtntn frnyds
ministratrix of the estate OF scsas&
Cary, late of Winthrop.
qualified May 26. 1926. ,roN 4
Attest: r. w. kElGHcr.ohatkt
Register Of ProUe
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DETROIT
Mrs. Leighton PenneIl

Mrs. Leighton Pennell
The many friends in town Of Mrs.
Leighton Pennell. Of Palmyra, were
saddened> to hear of her death which
occurred Tuesday morning at her
home from complication of
diseases. following a long period of
i'll health. Her age was 81 years.
dren, she leaves a daughter by a
former marriage, Mrs. Edith Whit
taker. Of this town, and three broth
ers, Hiram, Will, and Merrill Tenn
pie, and one sister. Mrs. Almon
Hopkins, all of this town. Mrs.
Pennell, was born in this town,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Temple, and grew to womanhood
here. She was woman of estima-
BILE character, a devoted wife and
mother, and leaves many friends
who sincerely mourn her untimely
death. Much sympathy is felt for
the bereaved family.
Van Nichols went to Corinna,
Sunday, accompanied by his sister.
Mrs. Silas Briggs, who passed a few
days last week visiting in his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Haley. of
, Portland, and Miss Lovisa Prentiss,
of Waterville, were callers in town,
Sunday.
E. w. Mcfarland, and A. R. Sher-
| man, Of Brewer visited Tuesday at
| the home of E. D. and L. l.. Brown.
Mrs. Wesley circuit. and brother,
| Willard Andrews, of Pittsfield, were
| calling on friends, in town Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Hoxie, accom-
! panied Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Weben-
dorfer, on a business trip to Fair
field and Waterville, Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Sanborn, and
mother, Mrs Carrie Sanborn, visited
| friends in Clinton, Sunday.
Bert Raynes, has purchased the
residence of Lawrence Cook, located
across the river and will take
| possession soon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Rollins, and
| son, accompanied by Miss Nina
Foss, passed the week-en in Ken
duskeag. visiting relatives.
| Mrs. Lizzie Gilman, has moved
| into the upstairs rent in the home
of Mrs. May Basford, for the pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Bryant. have
moved into rent in Pittsfield,
where Mr.. Bryant has employment
! in the mill.
| Ivan Burrill, and family visited
relatives in town last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoxie, and
Mrs. Nellie Hoxie, of Clinton, were
calling on friends in town, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Raynes. and
family returned from a few days
visit, Wednesday,, with Mrs. Raynes
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cros-
by, in Skowhegan.
| William Smith, has leased the
| Town farm, for a period of years,
and is having quite extensive farm
ing operations carried on there this
! spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. SeelSins, were
visitors in Waterville. Sunday, in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Sawyer.
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CHINA

The missionary meeting at the
church Monday evening, June Z, with
Mr.. Brooks as singer, was much en-
joyed by all.
The Farm Bureau met at the Dorcas
hall Tuesday, June s, for all-day meet
ing. Fifteen were present and enjoyed
a picnic lunch. The subject was dress
patterns. Three house dresses were
nearly completed.
Rev. and Mrs. Bergman and Mrs.
Winfield Martin went to Massachu-
sets by automobile Monday, June Z.
They expect to return Saturday.
The Dorcas circle met at its hall
Wednesday, June 8, for work 1t be-
ing the birthday of the president, Mrs.
Wetzler, a large birthday cake was
made by Mrs. Laura Roberts and it
was served, together with lemonade,
to all present.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock there
will be services at the Friends church,
Pond road. Frank Jones is expected
to deliver the message.
Mrs. Eva Mckee is having veranda
and other needed repairs done to her
home.
EAST-Sunday callers at Sam Wetz-
lers were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Starkey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. 3. Fletcher
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Crane on
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Carter and
family of Liberty ana Oscar Crane
and daughter of Weeks Mills
James Tobey and son Gerald were
callers in Palermo Sunday.
Miss Josephine Page, who has been
visiting her grandparents, has return
ed to Waterville
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Parmenter and
family were calling on relatives in
Palermo Sunday.
James Cochran recently purchased a
horse of parties in Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wetzler were
business callers in Waterville Wednes-
day.
Wednesday afternoon at the Dorcas
Sewing Circle at China Village, Mrs.
Alice Wetzler, the president, was very
pleasantly surprised, the occasion be-
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Church Notices

E T HANY BAPTIS Trey.
George Merriman. 1890 special
services for young people who will
sit by S. S. classes. Christian en-
deacon Society. Mid-week meeting
Thursday
FE D E R TIE D-Rev. George l..
Thurlow. 1890 Rev. J. B. Mower,
of Waterville, soloists Mrs. Marion
I. Addy and Miss Harriet Marble.
Sunday school at II o'clock. There
will be no evening service.
S L TION AR MY-Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Mid-week SER
vices at p. M. Wednesday,, Friday
and Saturday.
NOTRE DAME DE LOURDEs-
Rev. FIR. ]. Louis A. Renaud. Low
mass at 1880; High mass at $50.
CENTENARY METHODIST-Rev
Herbert l.. Nichols. 10:30 sermon by
pastor. Children's Day exercises, -
o'clock. Epworth League 6 p. M.
Evening service, o'clock.
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Jn12- 1925

Mrs. Emma Busher and Mark Bush.
er, from Freedom, visited Mrs. ]. II
Nutter, Wednesday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevenson.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Written at :,
tenaed the Baptist State convention
at Rockland, Wednesday.
Kew; c. D. Nutter and family. from
Fort Fairfield. Harold Nutter. from
south Montville, and Alton Gerrish.
; from winter Iarbor. have been Wis
AZ Mr' and Mrs. j. U. Nutter for
the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barton fro,,
MNiontant, are boarding with Mr.. and
Mrs. N. S. vose. anu
=: y. Colby has started in working
howard Hurd. our r. F. d man
no oroke his arm several weeks
ago. Is back on his route again.
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CORNER-The selectmen will be
in session at the Town Hall We'd
nesday evening, June &c. and Friday
evening, June IS from 7.30 to 10 p.
NJ, for all voters to register before
the June primaries.
Pupils of Windsor schools will give
an entertainment at Town Hall,
Thursday evening, June II
Refreshments will be on sale. A
small admission at the door. Good
music by local orchestra.
Congratulations are extended Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Kicker who were mar
ried, Saturday, June at Randolph.
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PALERMO

BRANCH MILI.S-A jolly as we'll
as profitable meeting of Branch Mills
Grange was held Thursday evening,
June 3. Five candidates were given
the 3rd and 4th degrees. D. H. Fos-
ter, who with Mrs. Foster, of Au-
Susta, were present, assisted in the
work and gave a helpful talk. An
excellent supper was served. The
program was presented by Bro. L.
r. Nelson's side and afforded much
fun. Several numbers were especi-
ally fine.
Almon Wentworth met with q
painful accident Tuesday while cut
ting cedar trees in the woods. The
axe hit a limb and in some way
struck Mr.. Wentworth's knee so that
it was necessary for several stitches
to close the wound.
Mrs. W. S. Jones and Miss Evelyn
Drawn, of Sorrento, Fla, arrived Fri
day to pass several months with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Worthing.
Mrs. Amanda Gallagher and Mr..
Hayes, of Waterville, were calling
this week on James Goddard.
A Sunday School has been organi-
zed and will be held at the Commu-
nifty House at A. M. All cordially
invited.
Emerson Locke and family, and
Mrs. Florence Locke, of Portsmouth,
N. H., are passing the week at E. r.
Doves.
DR. Horace Choate Of Massachu-
sets is the guest of his sister, Mrs.
E. S. Kitchin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Worthing and
daughter Arlene and Mrs. Harriet
Chadwick were in Augusta Tuesday.
II. j. Roach and sons of Portland
passed the weekend with his family
here.
CENTER-Charlotte, Ruby, and
Manley Tyler have returned from M.
Z. l., Pittsfield, for their summer
vacation.
Misses Cora and EstelIa Foster
were weekend guests of their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Foster.
Miss Shirley c. Turner, having
completed the preparatory course of
Erskine Academy is passing a short
vacation at home before entering
harrington State Normal school for
the summer session.
Callers at S. Z. Turner's, Sunday,
were Enroll Downer and Miss Cain
OF Chelsea, Frank Jordan, Howard
1ildden, Clarence Foye, Lawrence
and William Blaisdell and Perl
Downer.
+. M. Turner has been planting
corn for the farmers in this vicinity.
Howard Glidden and S. e. Turner
maze business trip to Augusta
Saturday.
c. A. Newhall was a caller on
Turner Ridge, Sunday.
Ralph Worthing was a weekend
visitor at Hilman Crommett's.
Mahlon Nelson called at S. E.
Turner's, Monday.
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WINDSOR

Frank Holmes and family Of Au-
'gusta, were weekend guests at the
home of J.. c. Pierce.
o. w. Malcolm of Augusta is visit
ing with his son, Harry and family
a few days.
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MONTVILLE

NORTH-Mrs. u. M. Vose, who has
been so III with the grippe, is a very
little betNr at this writing.
]. u. Deane. from Hartford, Conn,
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Sunday afternoon at the Congre-
gational church in East Madison viii
lage q Mothers day service Is to be
held. The speaker will be Mrs.
Herbert L. Nichols of Skowhegan. 1t
is hoped that there will be a large
attendance.
Friday morning in the study room
at the High School building, w. B.
Woodbury. of Skowhegan-M Madison
schools gave an intelligence test to
pupils of the Junior High school, for
the purpose of classification for next
years work.
Miss Evelyn Bridges, who has been
supervisor of home economics in
Skowhegan schools, is to pass some
time with friends in Bingham be-
fore going to her home in Easton.
Sunshine Society Met
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Nettie Akeley on East Front
street occurred a meeting of Golden
Rod Branch of international Sun
shine Society. The meeting was
opened in usual form by the presi.
dent, Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson. The
SkowheNan Society and Golden Rod
Branch will unite in attending coun-
ty meeting to be held at Lakewood
juno 20. The president read from
Sunshine bulletin and notes from
/ National Convention held at Batavia
N. Y. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Mel.
son. No. 12S Madison avenue, July
y. After the meeting a social hour
was enioyed
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Mrs. Susan Il, DeyoII

Mrs. Susan L. Devoll died Thurs
day night at her home on Madison
avenue, after several weeks illness,
at the age of 20 years Mrs. DevoIi
mas resided here about eight months.
coming here from Athens. She was
porn in Athens and was the daugh-
Ter OF Silas and Katherine De Faster
futile: She is the last of her fam
ny. Mrs: Devoll's husband. Frank
Devoll, died before the birth of her
Youngest child. She is survived bv
three children, Mrs. Ernst Balm Of
Northwood Narrows, N. H., Lester
Devou OF Athens and Mrs. Edith
Rincaid of Skowhegan; a grandson.
Roy Kincaid, a student at S. TT. s.
who has made his home with his
grandmother; and three grandchil-
dren in Northwood Narrows. The
FUNERAL will be Saturday afternoon
at o'clock, conducted at the home
by Rev. Herbert L. Nichols of the
Methodist church. The burial will
be made in family lot in West Ath-
ems.
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fou won't give me the money for
.nat beautiful fur coat. / cbok and
bake for you, and what do I ret9
Nothing!"
Her husband: you're lucky. l get
inf1jrnetjor"
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vile, Roy L. Fernald, Winterport.
The county is entitled to four repre-
sentatives. Roy L. Fernald of Win
terport appears as a candidate on
both tickets
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LOCAL NOTICE

Waterville- Fairfield in Charleston
contest at Roseland, Saturday night,
music by famous Francis Indian Or
6hestra Of OldtoWn.
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(Political ADVERTISEMENT

It is your privilege and duty to 90 to
the polls to vote June 21st. For
county commissioner, vote for
RALPH B. PILLSBURY
Benton
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Auxiliary Meeting

American Legion Auxiliary to ST.
mon Peters Post held its semi
monthly meeting at the Legion
rooms Thursday night. Because of
commencement exercises there was
small attendance. Miss Esther
Roderick. chairman of dance COM
mittee. reported $25.33 made on
dance. Mrs. Lila Perkins, chairman
OF poppy sale committee, reported
$IOO.36 realized from sale. Penny
collection was taken. It was voted
to hold food sale on June 10 in
the afternoon at Legion rooms. Mrs.
Florence Pomelou was made chair
man OF the committee in charge of
sale. During July and August only
one meeting will be held per month
and that on the second THURSDAY
evening.
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The following is the honor roll of
class of 1926. S. H. s. English hon
ors: Florence Margaret Jones. Va
Ida Marie King, Marjorie Abbey To-
zicr, Anna Chatherine Turcotte; hon.
ors (S5-S9), John Baptiste Dionne,
Florence Margaret Jones, Nalida
Marie King, Emily Peakes Palmer,
Marguerite Savage, Abbie Mary
Stinchfield, Anna Catherine Tur-
cote. Honors are won by students
securing an average rank OF oo-oo
percent. The arrangement OF names
is alphabetical and not IN order
of rank. The following is a list OF
class membership by courses; COL
lege preparatory, Florence Margaret
Jones. Emily Peaks Palmer; COM
mercial, Alma Marie Bernler, Eve
lvn Mary Chase, Belle Hildreth Col
Inns. Ruby May Gilbert, Valida Ma
RE King. Katheryn Cecilia Laney,
Viona Pearle Lunt. Effie Mae Mar
tin, Catherine Marie Sirois, Ethel
Irene Smith, Norma Bartlett Smith,
Anna Catherine Turcotte, Verna Vi
ola Violette; scientific, John Slack
Allan, John Baptiste Dionne, Lionel
Elmer Foster, Edith Marion Herrin,
Gladys Evelyn Mantor. Leonard
Fred William Parks, Heath AleXan-
der Plummer, Marguerite Savage,
Abbie Mary Stinchfield, Rachel SUI
sauna Tobey, Esther Louise Viles;
general, Frederick Coombs BurriI,
Mildred Ards Lancaster, Winthrop
Alden Morrell, Edna Petty ReXford
st. Ledger, Marjorie Abbey Tozier.
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Glass, Day Exercises of S. III. S. '2G
Glass day exercises of the class of
1926 were held Friday night at the
Memorial Community house, when
the following program was present.
ed: PROFESSIONAL; class history, John
b. Dionne; prophecy, Rachel S. To-
hey; orchestra music; class will,
The Lambertville record., 1926-11-18

mother, Mrs. Nora Leary, who is
i'll at her home, 27 Swan street.
Patrick Nurtney is moving this
week from 80 Ferry street to live
with his brother, Thomas Nurtney,
of Manayunk, Pa.
Mrs. Patrick Malone, of Trenton,
visited over the weekend with the
Misses Katherine and Nora Ma
lone, OF Swan street.
Two large plate glass windows
in front of the new Theatre on
Bridge street, were blown out by
the high wind storm on Tuesday.
Judge and Mrs. Frank Cleary and
children, of Somerville. visited over
the weekend with the latter's IA
ther, Bernard Mcdonnell, of New
Hope, and the formers brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Cleary, of 62 South
Main street.
James Gagen, of Trenton, was a
weekend visitor with Mrs. Margar-
ct Williamson, of Is S. Main St
Senior Epworth League of the
Methodist Church, will hold food
sale on Saturday morning at 10
o'clock in the Church.
The Lambertville record., 1926-11-18

Mrs. William Lewis, of Ferry
street, spent Saturday with rela-
tives in Carversville.
: E. L. Mitchell has returned to his
home on Ferry street, from a
weeks visit with relatives in Phil
adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Minor and
son, of Trenton, and Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Ewers and daughter, Lillian
of Riyerton, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Logan, of York Road, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Battye and
Albert Battye, of Trenton, visited
James Battye, of York road, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brenton Hubbard
Miss Annie Whiteley and Reid
Whiteley, of York road, were the
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sci Mohler, of Trenton, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Harvey Mitchell, Miss Hat
tie Mitchell ard Kenenth Stanley, OF
Ferry street, ATTENDED the Sesqai
centennial at Philadelphia on Thurs.
day.
The Lambertville record., 1926-11-18
NEW HOPE
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Mrs. Albert Ottman and children,
Miss Martha Hellerman, l-of Red
Bank, N. j., called on friends in
town Friday.
D. B. Oblinger, Ely Cooper, How
ard Hooker, of Bridge street, Thom-
as Naylor, of Lambertville, attended
the Sesqui-centennial at Philadel-
phia, one day last week.
Miss Grace Purcell, of East
Stroudsburg Normal School, spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. John Purcell, on North
Main street.
Mrs. George Solomon, of Ran
dolph street, visited relatives in
Philadelphia, this week, and attend
ed the Sesqui-centennial.
Mrs. Charles Logan, of York road
and Mrs. Samuel Minor, of Ferry
street, attended the teachers insti-
tute at Doylestown, Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Young, of North Mair
street, entertained number OF
members of the p. o. of A. Lodge
at cards, Wednesday evening.
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LAMBERTVILLE
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Joseph Riordan, of Mount Holly,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Rior-
dan, of Sc. Buttonwood street.
Frank Cleary, John McCaffrey ard
James Moonan, of this city, attend
ed the Princeton Yale football game
in Princeton on Saturday.
John Meehan, Arthur Egan, James
Leary and Thomas Mclaughlin, Of
this city, attended the Army-N otre
Dame football game held Saturday
in the Yankee Stadium in New
York City.
The Parent-Teachers Association
of st. Johns School held meeting
on Tuesday evening to consider a
new playground for the school
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallace, OF
Bordentown, visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carmody, OF
/ II Bridge street.
Chester Shurts, of Cottage Hil
and Theodore Myers, of Quarry
street, were Sunday visitors at Sea
side Heights, N. j.
! The Senior Epworth League mis-
sionary class of the Centenary M
f. church will hold their meeting il
the church Sunday afternoon, Nc
vember 81, at o'clock. Study Book
"The Advancing Church." teacher
Mrs. Fred Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Moon, OF
33 Delevan street ard Mr.. and Mrs
John Masten, of 81 North Union
street, were Sunday guests of the
latter's sister, Miss Annie Girton, OF
Newtown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Kitchen, of
35 Delevan street, were Saturday
visitors at the Sesqui-centennial in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph Larison, of South
Bethlehem, is visiting this week
with Mrs. Kate Lane, of SO South
Main street.
George Leary, of New York City,
was weekend visitor with his
The Lambertville record., 1926-11-18

The Roard Of Commissioners of the City
Of Lamhcriville 10 ordpiui
l. Tint sum Of rponev not 10 exceed
Four Thousand Dollars fsl o00l he and
the herchv "a. apnronriatcd for the
purpose Of uurchasing rnd ACQUIRING new
cduipment, Huninnccs. furniture and fur
nishinps for the FrNc Public Iihvnry Of the
City of Lamhertville aud for the purpose
of repairing ad recopdiliouinr the prearnt
eauipmcnt, anphanecs, furniture aud fur
nishinrs and FOR the pprpNse 80 renndeling
and decorating the present library room
or such rooms into which the present Ii
brary room shall or Is 10 he divided
2. That the said funds shall be raised
by the City Of Lamhertville by the issuance
OF Temporary note or notes of the said
City. duly signed and couutersiWued, the
said note or notes to bear interest ut rate
not 10 exceed per contain and to nature
and to be nAid off in full both as 10 prin-
cipal aud interest not later than December
81. 1880.
That no funds herein authorized shah be
eSpended or appropriated by the TrHstees
of the Free Public Library Of the City Of
Lambertville until this BOARD shall prom
erly certify TO the snid Trustees that the
said funds are available
a. That the funds hcrein provided for
Trustees Of the Free Pnhe ihrary 90 the
City of Lambertvillo when and as this
Board shall, from time 20 time, hereinafter
direct
The above ordinance PASSED on first read
ing third and final reading and public
hearing TO he riven, Monday evening, Now
ember goth 1926 a. go o'clock
ARTHUR VAN NAgvrA,
City clerk.
The Lambertville record., 1926-11-18

FOR Butcher shop fixtures,
with established business: cheap
to cash buyer. Apply to Fred,
Stout ~ South Union Street.
AUG. 26-tf
The Lambertville record., 1926-11-18

WANTED YOUNG LADY waitress Apply
Sugar Bowl A Bridge street, Lambertyile.
Gl-In
The Lambertville record., 1926-11-18

no YOUR TFFTu FlT?-Dr John
A Flood. Dentist. 2I8 Academy St.
Trenton. N !. Announce The
installation Of new machine for
the perfect fitting of false teeth. If
you are having trouble with vonr
present teeth or contemplate getting
new set, this improved process as
sures you of complete satisfaction.
The Lambertville record., 1926-11-18

AN nRnINANrF AppRppRJ T,tNC
FUNDS FOR the reeo"i,nira aud refrrr-
ishinE Of the Free Pnhlie Iibravv Of tho
City Of Lamhertvillc ard to provide for the
repairinV and reropditjoning " the rrcs~pt
equipment furniture. frrnishipga md sp-
planes thereof. and for the remndoling
and decorating of the library ronm or
rooms.
The Lambertville record., 1926-11-18

DON'T GO TO THE TROUBLE Of
baking, when YOU can get home
made pies at Botti's Confectionery,
Lambprtvile. (9.1Gtf)