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The broad ax., 1926-10-23
FRESH AIR AND OUTDOOR
SLEEPING

The Chicago tuberculosis Institute
is now emphasizing fresh air and OUT
door sleeping. This is an annual ma
tional campaign. Free posters and
leaflets are available for anyone who
can use them to advantage. Ask your
local public health nurse or the Chi
cago office, 800 North Michigan
boulevard. . III.
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Value of Lemon Juice

There IL not the slightest scientific
evidence that lemon Juice Is OF any
value In beautifying the human form,
says Hygeia Magazine. However. both
the Juice and the peel have been found
to contain vltamins. which Ii q suffi-
cient reason for the use Of the fruit a.
q food. i..-
The broad ax., 1926-10-23

The best and by far the popular and proficient Clerk
Cook County who is bound to be reelected his time
honored position Tuesday, November He prominently
connected with social and
Knights Of Columbus, Royal League, Eks, Edgebrook
Country Club roquos Club and knights of Gregory.
He is held in the highest by His Emnence George
Cardinal Mundelein, Archbishop of Chicago
The broad ax., 1926-10-23

ognize no race, creed or color and the
Broad-Ax highly recommends them to
those who are contemplating a pur-
chase in the real estate venture.
The broad ax., 1926-10-23

wins friends for him wherever he goes
and he never fails to accord to every
one the respect due from one man to
another.
He has the business ability to dis
charge any duties and obligations
placed upon him. Because of his
affabiity and other qualifications as .
business man, and his well-known
honesty and integrity, the many
friends of Mr.. Ryan feel dead sure
that on Tuesday, November 2, he
will be reelected as one Of the menu
bers of the Board of County Commits.
sioners of Cook County.
The broad ax., 1926-10-23

One Of the most and most popular
that has served the this that capacity
Like his late highly honored father, Daniel Ryan, he has
always been of the warm friends of the Colored
and many of them will favor Of his reelection
the Board Of County Commissioners Tuesday, Novem
Der e and further like his late father he ready
give anyone lift and he will away the poor Of
any empty handed
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SALE OR RENT-STOREs.

224 H N.W.-sTORE & TWO APIS, 8
rooms and bath each; concrete cellar: hot
water heat: first commercial zone: first
class condition. AdamiA s66sJ. 4so2 Ga.
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VACAN1-DETACHED
CORNER. Ia-t
g extra large rooms tile bath: large. dry
cellar. laundry trays. servants toilet. ga
rage: In good condition: large grounds con
OWNER. Zinc. 1885,
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THE ABsECoN.u 1906 T St, nv: Z
Cost per 50 foot exceedingly low.
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STANLEY ARMS-l195 18th 81. NV, mr.
Mass. ave-Waking distance: stories: "a
hour elevator service: rm. kit d'nntte
bath closets. hult-n beds S55 to S61.5
Resident manager.
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1904 RODMAN ST. Nw-Cleveland
Park-Shade; rms. kit and bath; bar
gam, $50.
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CALVERT BEACH.
FOR EXCHANGE.

OWNER WILL EXCHANGE $3.50 EQUITY
in new home. ami. for good used car.
1113 3rd st. ne.
WILL EXCHANGE MY EQUITY IN NEW
house in Chevy Chase. D. c. one block from
Circle subject to- one trust. for small house
or lot Address Box TBS Star office.
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FOR SALE-NORTH SHORE OF SEVERN
River: new California MISUNDERSTANDING bun
galow: 5 rooms. bath. electric lights
screened porches: large lot: on W 3 4 A
Easy terms. $500 down. TURNER. Box Is.
Ar1,n n
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THE FARADAY 1860 Irving at NV
New Housekeeping and bachelor suites, S45
and up Resident manager. Eict dtor.
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1903 CLIFTON ST NW-5 rms. and h. :
housekee ping apis. $50 TO SIS.
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TILDEN HALI-Apartment Hotel-3945
Conn ave, NV. > and 3 room suites:
some apis furnished; ample lawns: cool
cafe: elevator and switchboard service
Resident manager.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY

10
E53XaCEE ds. on. L0CATEbD HONE sITE,
DEVELOPMENT; fine ,hathihS beaGh. b oatlrr
S Ss#ss s ride fro% Massi%s!Ss S%1s.q
pleteiy furnished: accommodate y: screened
in; also lots for sale; terms. Atlantic
soH Price S rish. for cash LIN 40 hHR
NORTH BEACH: FOR RENT; FURNISHED
cottage col acconm1ds.S,s , o.: . close L" beach.
CoTrAGES-Accommodste to 10 rerscns
end Of End St. North Beach. Md.
.oo-ACRE FARM ON BELMONT BAY Is
room house, bath. basement and ohserya-
30 niles tvs States and i've counties: e az
R. R. station H PRICE, $4,000: terms, ms" Th.
and Other good water fr3nt pr33pHsrtEE II
4f5'f Prince os' s} aexandriR "a PHONE
FOR sALE-NORTH SHORE OF SEVERN
Faow new rooms ba
Ea a;S,S isr e $500 down TURNER Ben Is.
PRICES ON SOUTHERN MARYLAND VA
spr9ns Are Eid'y by 9pp%STFssny
B BpGskHT feon wrss n Nd no" sell.
MUST BE SOLD-NO REASONABLE OF
fer refused: waterfront property directly on
w R6. FSsoms beach sed
%S WAreR n&%s 10 Ga 1HH from %RA ser,
smsns Agar Ts!s o%nt afEs % well
FOR RENT--FURNIsHED Broom COT
tage at Colonial Beach; accommodate 8 o.
1S4s F7efH5Bfb Decatur st a'fr PM No:n'
CEDARHURsT;O on THE-BAY: RESTRICT
ed Summer colony 80 , miles from D.
s s4TP Hs m2hsfS fIfs cr SS Or
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSES. BUN
f BA1LEY ns North Beach on Nd Ar" 3.
AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE WATER
W wash % Of fine trees, excellent improye
roads. high :elevason co1yeni sgdo to O. rail
T TsGeTSso SGT GRAY. Main 459e 20!
owINGs BE BEACH THE P; A. 4, BOZ aoBERrs
fsrns' T't cARL wv WITH. Adams iscl
I'd %s:s .y ss%
fiiTS IN; TFlSz SsS sF isSi
CALVERT BEACH.
THE MOST BEAyTIFTh ,,,l PLACE r %, oE
sANR Ar BEAGH "a FINE BATHfSG Az
Wi6E SCENT MA[tN NT Aif PRfCFs
$47S TO S525 FOR WATERFRONT LOTS
WILL BE I 6nT, SOON: woNpTIEyR r
FROM FROM Or B. g LINE VIA MARLBORO
STATE ROAD ALL THE WAY FOLLoW
SIGNS. BETWEEN CHESAPEAKE BEACH
AND SOLOMONS ISLAND. VIA SOLO
MONS ISLAND RID
JOHN NJ. KING & co
o212 r. J. AVE. NE. POT. 376.
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1885 PHELPS PI.. NV. mr. Conn. ave
Ants With usahe receipt. halls. suites of 2
rms I rms and : rms; Housekeeping: $50
and up Resident manager.
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WA%TED-I0TS

WHY HOLD ONTO YOUR LOT: EXCHANGE
your equity for good income producing prop
prty Phone Mr. Brubaker. Main 10l34
MADDUX, MARSHALL MOSS & MALLORY.
INC.
o@3 18th Street.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORES.
TWO MODERN STORES FOR RENT OR
sale s; on King St: Alexandria, Va Ideal loca-
Star office
ON 1lth ST. NV. JUST ABOVE MASS.
ave. in apt house section; good for any
business completely redecorated store and
Or Q f P"f t4 l.ma AppiS ''i' NJ ST. NV
lO"3 18th ST. NV, BETWEEN AND l.
s0G1 fG5 fny B bShs furnished
%sPt Sr sSsS ,Ss city II,
NEW NEW, CORNER OR I;,R;. STORE SUITABLE FOR
tionl Prone Vest a157 or Or cie3e 4t74 Sec
PART FAR OR All All OF GoRNER STORE At
OWEN co 90, Ad "a sG s@So none
GOOD for any" BUSINESS KD1a seesoh
rent. SIS. Apply $500 z Ga. ave. NV. .9'
TWO STORES. GOOD FOR TAILOR. BAR
1865 ~ ''' 49, ''
. STORES, $50 AND SIS A MO; NEXT
door to SANITARY across street from Brent
LARGE STORE FOR RENT: GOOD FOR
AK .uS p business will rempde to suit tenant,
?f Ee IE% 2RS'1s d s''S mont
LARGE, STORE. l4th NV !? ROOMS. >
b asssr VIII aa ca f sg = good
s4od 18th ST W. Wt-LARGE STORE RI, AND M,
TsH G1s E' RE1IT9 fs6f
lilo l4th ST N,w.-LARGE STOKE AND
base 5aSrm ,naoo entirely Tedecorated' TortES'
IA FLA AVE. N.W-STORE AND TWO
FOR RENT. NEAR 18th & G SITS NV
Part of first-foor store with window dis
play suitable radio or etheC business
Box 376V. star of1ce.
1916 EYE ST. N.W.-LARGE BASEMENT
ST. S3,h ith st modem stor sd
stand,
D. II Il. .JoHNsoS CO.. Gal \. i. AVE NV
A VERY DESIRABLE CORNER STORE.
lo cAfw q D.Y BROS Es" s S5RRErT INC
915 New York Ave. NV
HAS E1s hEA sFoRr.
on 14th. at Irving. Reasonable rental
s1a 18th St. FIX. 400.
Excellent S 1tdrd al,h ST. e S;% to sllev
BURY co, 141S Eye ST. NV. Main 1904.
Sc. CORNER OF .1st AND l. SITS. NV
Extra large store with heat furnished,
suitable store for any business; will lease
''' NJ. ]. ,RAISE.'
32s Inyestmen, Bldg.
M 1897.
rooms rWH aboHei Rent 500, 'oNr WIN
213 Penna. ave. n.w-Store room and s
rooms above store $500:
CHAs. S. sHREvE. 1909 Conn Ave.
$40 UPsHUR ST. N.w-MODERN 1.sTORY
brick building; store space: suitable for any
Main 1920. 726 14th St NV
WASHINGTON. D. C.
631 G ST. N.w-LARGE STORE. 500 90
7oo = st. s.w.-store 5 rooms. -. 60
1855 Az st sw.-Store. ! room. $500
615 4 N St S.W
BRICK STORE AND APARTMENT NEW,
lust completed rent or sell: location good
for any kind business. in growing community
on r. !. ave. ne. main thOrOughfRe to
Baltimore; also 1 storeroom in same square.
Owner.
n. GILL;. 1900 r. l. Ave. NE.
TT 18th ST NV
Excellent location for miliner. beauty
parlor. On 18th st. mr.. G: $50 month: y.
l.. SALISBURY CO. 141s Eye ct. NV. Main
1904.
~ r.
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1900 PARK ROAD NW-Bright three ex-
posures corner apartment: rooms: house
keeninc. SO
MADDCX MARSHALL MOSS & MALLORY
INC.
ac3 18th St NV Main 10i34
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27
RECORD DEED FOR
SITE OF PROPOSED
C, Mp. OFFICE BLDG.

The sale Of the Bradbury estate
at the top of Rines FILL. on Green
street was recorded on Wednesday
at the Kennebec County Registry Of
Deeds, the deed passing to the Gen.
trail Securities Corporation Of Au-
gusta. The amount paid for this old
homestead according to the deed,
was $4,000.
1t is believed that the Central Sc
curities Corporation is a holding
company connected with the Central
Maine Power Company, although
the certiflcate of incorporation
shows only dummy directors" so
this could not be determined. 1t
will be recalled that several weeks
ago it was noised about the city that
the Central Maine Power Company
had purchased the property and that
they would erect a modern three
story Office building on the site OF
the homestead.
The deed which was recorded on
Wednesday was dated however on
May Is, which was some time after
the reported sale Of the property. 1t
was decided to the corporation by
the Safe Deposit and Trust Co. OF
Baltimore, Nd, acting as trustees
for James Bradbury Wilson, under
the will of Louisa H. Bradbury,
formerly of Augusta, and by Louise
B. Wilson and Lila Bradbury, both
Of Rye N. Y.
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THORNDIKE

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hall passed
Monday in Waterville.
Mrs. Emma Fletcher passed few
days the past week in Knox with
Mrs. Frank Gilchrist.
The Ladies of the Farm Bureau
held an all day meeting at the
Grange hall, last Thursday.
Mrs. George Carter and daughter
of Montville, were the guests Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Knott Gates
a few days the past week.
Mrs. Kenneth Wood and baby are
visiting relatives in Ellsworth.
0. J. Farwell was business caller
in Belfast, Friday.
Howard Harmon and Guss Gates
attended the Shriners meeting in
Bangor, Friday.
Charles Hall Of Rochester, N. H.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mus. Knott
Gates the past week.
Rev. H. E. Dunnack of Augusta.
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
c. Smith over the weekend.
Mrs. Oscar Tweedie and Mrs.
Ralph Arey are attending the Grand
Chapter, o. f. S.. in Portland this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walker of
Newport, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Bartlett.
Gorham Hamlin has been visiting
his son, Pearl Hamlin and Mrs.
Hamlin.
Porter Clark of Lewiston, passed
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Coburn
Tweedie and family
Rev, H. E. Dunnack and Mr..
Ames held services at the Village
church, Sunday.
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chitis. She is now able to sit up a
short time each day.
Some fine catches Of salmon have
been taken from st. Georges Lake
the past week. Fourteen beauties
ranging from two and one half to six
pounds were reported one day and
seven others were caught by a party
of four Belfast fishermen on Thursday.
The dance given Saturday night at
East Palermo for the benefit of Miss
Mildred Trask. was well attended and
a goodly sum realized.
Raymond Ripley of Palmer, Mass,
is passing a weeks vacation at his
farm here.
Henry Ripley Of Palmer, Mass.
called on relatives and friends here
Saturday.
Rev. W. H. Abbott of the village
was in this vicinity Saturday to make
arrangements for the placing of the
flags in the Sherman Corner and near
by cemeteries on Memorial day.
Olin r. Hartman made a business
trip to Belfast Friday and to Branch
Mills Saturday.
Lyle Trask who Is working on the
State highway near Topsham, passed
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Trask.
Roy NJ. and w. l.. Trask made a
business trip to Augusta Friday.
Mrs. Everett +. Clements and son
Levi of Belfast were guests of Mrs.
Olin r. Hartman Monday.
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VASSALBORO

POPE AVENUE-Mrs. Olive S.
Pope, chairman of the Maine Three
Quarter Century Club of Vassalboro,
would like to hear from any member
who has not received his or her
certificate Of charter membership.
An effort is being made to get these
certificates to the persons to whom
they rightfully belong, or in case Of
those who are deceased, to their
them.
Edward Pope made a business
trip last Thursday to Waterville.
F. E. Connolly, of Wisconsin,
representative of the International
School Reference, of Chicago. was a
visitor last Thursday on business at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w.
Pope.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Davis were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
den Davis, at Lake Side.
sOUTH-Mr. and Mrs. George T.
Pierce Of South China were calling on
their daughter, Mrs. C. W. Taber. and
family Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cunningham Of
Augusta were callers at c. r. Lypn's
Sunday afternoon.
Guy Dove ana daughter, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Eddie Haskell and daughter OF
Augusta enjoyed the quiet life at their
cottage at Sandy Beach Sunday.
Mrs. Georgia Cunningham and son
and Mr.. Morrisett of Winthrop en-
joyed camp life at Sandy Beach with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Pierce and family
Sunday, May %.
J. w. Lampson is hauling pressed
hay for parties in Augusta. He was
accompanied by w. d. Stuart late
Thursday
Charlie Bickford was pioughing for
W.iP. Lamson Friday and Saturday.
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Their tractor consisted Of four oxen
which never baked once.
C. III. Morse, boss plumber at the
National Home, who passed Saturday
night at the farm. returned Sunday.
w. d. Stewart is much enthused In
the poultry business at the present
time, having his new poultry house
which he recently built all equipped
with the most modern improvements.
ready to receive the consignment OF
chickens already ordered for this week.
Mrs Matte Casey Of Augusta Is
assisting Mrs. Abbie Downes for a few
days.
Colds and sore threats are very
fashionable at this time. Many af-
fiicted.
Fred Merrill. who has been stop
ping at r. E. Merrills. is passing
few days with relatives in Augusta.
Maurice Goldberg Of Gardiner was
a business caller in the place Friday
and took dinner at w. p. Lamson's.
John B. Pierce Of West Windsor
was assisting Arthur Taber two days
last week with his farming.
A party Of volunteers equipped with
rubber boots was organized Friday in
search for a cow of Warren Lamsons
which failed to come up Thursday.
The hunt was successful in the after
noon.
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WNDSORvTLLE

Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins, who was
reported very i'll with FLU, Is said
to be improving.
Dana wilkins, with a crew of men,
was pressing hay last week for l. w
Brown.
S. g. Lyon, an aged citizen. is suf-
fering with a dislocated hip sus-
tanned by fall.
Mrs. Rose Piper Is guest OF Mrs
Emma Dunton at South Windsor.
Mrs. Harry Morrill, has returned
from a visit with relatives in Port
land.
Andrew Reed, an aged man who
lived alone, was found very ill in bed
suffering with influenza. His broth
err, Francis Reed from Pittston. who
had been a visitor. lay dead beside
him.
Three children OF Mr.. and Mrs
Dorr were i'll last week with the pre-
vailing distemper
The remains of Mrs. Beulah Hal
pen were brought here Friday and
Inferred In the family lot in Rest
Haven cemetery.
Mrs. J. B. Stilphen was a Sunday
caller of Mrs. c. w. Brown and Mrs
J. w. French.
Harry Morrill, had the misfortune
last week to lose a registered two
year old Holstein heifer. She was
found IN pasture with a broken leg
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+, NEW SHARON

Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. BuHal
were over night guests Of Mr.. al
Mrs. Arthur Leeman Of Kingfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fernald "A
daughter Of Jay, were over nifA
guests of Warren Ames and fanIlI
Saturday. They returned hons Sui
day accompanied by Mr.. and Nd
AmeS.
The selectmen made business ii
to Augusta last Thursday.
Judson Stevens has PURCHASED Z
Buick touring car.
Inez Gross is visiting Herts'
Croweu Of Pennington Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. LeBarpn 4
Rome were Sunday guests Of Nj. sd,
Mrs. Arthur Bullen and family.
Brenard Russell made a busnu
trip to Boston last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Gray a
daughter of Carrabassett have nov
back on their farm.
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SOLON
Mrs, Parthena n, Hill

WIS. FdTtHend F1s f1lIton
Mrs. Parthena Healey Hilton,
widow of Oliver Hilton, died at the
home Of her only child, Mrs. Aston
Rowell, Saturday. She had been Ill
about two weeks with bronchitis.
She was 80 years Of age and had been
in poor health for several years.
She was an honored member of the
Congregational church and Eastern
Star Lodge. One brother, Dudley
Healey survives. Funeral services
were held Tuesday at p. M. in the
Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Coolidge and son
and Mrs. Hattie Coolidge Of Liver
more. were in town Sunday calling on
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. French Of Ban
gor are visiting at the home Of Mrs
Emma French.
Ernest Decker Of Skowhegan, was
in town Monday on business.
! Mrs. Lena Fallon and Mrs. Leora
Ray went to Portland, Monday to at
tend the sessions Of Eastern Star
gathering in that city.
! Miss Lucille French went to Orono
Friday, to attend a house party as
the guest Of her brother, Robert, who
lis student at the U. of M.
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LIBERTY

Four fishermen from Augusta We'd
nesday took IL salmon from Georges
Lake.
The Liberty Parent Teachers AS
ISOLATION was formed last week with
the following officers: President, Mrs.
Ella Grinnell: vice president, Mrs.
Claud Knowlton; secretary, Mrs.
Media Hartman; treasurer, Clarence
Lyond.
Mrs. Charles Bagley, W. M. Of Ar
butus chapter left for Portland, Sum-
day, where she will represent Arbu-
tus chapter at the Grand chapter to
be held in Portland.
Mrs. Leighton of Richmond was a
visitor in town Sunday at the home
Of Charles Bagley.
Mrs. Lizzie Crockett was a business
visitor in Belfast, Saturday.
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Cory High Classes
To Unite for Field
Day Program

A .fcld day for all the students at
Cony High school, to be held during
gradua, ion week, will take the place
Of the regular class picnics. accord
ing to the votes of the four classes
on Wednesday. 1t has been the GUS
tom in the past for the classes to
hold picnics at various places during
graduation week but with the ex-
ceptioa Of the senior class the at
tendance at these picnics has not
been very large. there seldom being
half Of the members of the classes
present In addition the removal of
the steamer Virginia from the Ken
nebec river run has left the students
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County Real Estate
Transfers on File

The following deeds conveying
real estate were received and re-
corded on Wednesday at the Kenne-
bee County registry Of deeds:
Augusta-Safe Deposit and Trust
Co. Of Baltimore, Md, trustees, and
Louise B. Wilson and Lila Brad
bury Rand of Rye, N. Y, to the
Central Securities Corp. Of Augusta,
land and buildings on Green street
known as the Bradbury Estate, $751;
900.
Gardiner-R. c. Plaisted to Philip
Harrington, land on Harrison ave-
nue. Extension.
Monmouth-Mary Holmes to Ele-
amor M. Stuhlman, land on the State
road leading from Winthrop to Lew
iston.
Waterville-Henry T. Winters to
Alfred L. Johnston and Mabel c.
Whitaker Johnston, land and build
ings on Boutelle Avenue.
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BURNHAM

Mrs. Leon McNally was a visitor,
Saturday. in Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Sherman went,
Saturday, to Pittsf1eld to attend the
funeral services of her sister. the
late Mrs. Oliver c. Baker, tho serv-
ices being held from the Universe
list church.
q. W. Berry. e. II. Gee and q. ].
MudEett went Sunday to Clinton, TO
attend the funeral services Of the
late Ralph Gerald.
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PITTSTON

Mr.. and Mrs. H NJ. Fossett and
children, Annie ana Harion. of Berlin.
n. H., were calling in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Mansir and
son Of Cambridge, Mass. have been
the guests the past week Of Mr. Man.
sir's parents,
tor at South Gardiner
Miss Gertrude Brann of Augusta
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H Brann, Monday.
Mrs. William Chapman was the
guest of friends in Gardiner Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Craig and chill
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We wish to announce that we have
opened a dining room at 154 Water
street, where you can get home cook
ed food at a reasonable price. Spe-
cial rates for regular boarders.
Blanche Huntley and Hattie Gill
ley. Formerly the Coomb's Place"
Nav 23d3t
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PTTTSTON

NORTH - George Sparrow has
purchased q new Ford sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Huff, Francis
Huff and Jessie Mckay of Portland
are visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sparrow's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fogg and family Of
Gardiner. have moved into the Beck
with place.
Robert Pollard, who has been In
Massachusetts for q visit, has re-
turned to his home.
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Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Dexter. Maine, May 2s.-Another
grand old Maine couple will cele-
brate their golden wedding in town
today. May 81, when Mr.. and Mrs.
golden wedding at their home on
Grove street with an informal recep-
ton, to which nearly three hundred
guests have been invited. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts will receive their
friends during the afternoon and
evening, assisted by their three
daughters, Mrs. Eula Hill of Har-
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dren, who have been visiting At m.
shea's. have returned to their hsn
in Houlton.
Miss Doris Foye attended the N
versalist Y. P. c. U. convention u
Bangor over the weekend.
Miss Julia Nickerson Of GardlpeI
visited Miss Hannah Rollins sstul
day.
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MH. and Mrs Leon Richardson
Rome were weekend guests Of Geof
Clement and family.
Margie Gilman II working FOR Flo
Mosher.
Robert Groves has purchased . 10
truck.
Mrs. Herbert Stevens has return
home from Waterville much fmproN
Ill health.
S. A. Bigelow has a new cd
planter.
Mrs. +. H. Mace is in poor health
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without their regular means OF
transportation.
The senior class, however. will
have a picnic as usual, this being
one of the last informal events Of
their school life in which the entire
class participates and 1t Is unusual
for any member of the class to miss
the picnic. The field day will be held
both in the afternoon and evening
and a committee will be appointed
to have full charge of the affair and
to arrange an attractive program.