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Evening star., 1926-12-05
TAXI RATE CUT URGED.

Illumination Of Trunk and Bag
!0harsss Proposed.
A rsduCtlsa In tAx1cab rates, BY
eliminating the charge for cAryying
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DEx Err
Meeting Directors
|Of Exchange Hotel

~ neeting of the directors Of the
A.nange Hotel was held Monday
mug at W. B. Pierce Esq.s office,
~ ior the continuance Of the ho-
were discussed at this time and
the Cog s.s voted to have a banquet of
Eund aevehnolders at the Exchange on
,ecena;y. al IL o'clock. The hotel has
pensa peen renovated at a big ex-
cola ~, 70 the stockholders, hot and
The r oater are to be found now in all
n Inf rooms. the entire interior of the
sey e.s mas been redecorated and is
|Ae n ME- E. w. Millikin, for
|stoddSaSss II years manager of the
|sssnna house at Pennington has
>Meu the managership of the
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ridge Herrick. Horace Field. and
Donald Blake

ridge Herrick. Horace Field. and
Donald Blake.
Mrs. James Dow has returned
from Washington, d. c.. where she
has been passing several months, the
guest of her son. Frank Dow and
family.
The play, purple and Fine Linen"
which will be presented by the Sen
10 rclass of n. H. Fay High school
on May 14th., is shaping rapidly
under the direction of Miss Veth
Stone, formerly teacher of dramatic
art at West Haven high school. in
West Haven, Conn. The following
minor parts have been assigned
which were not given at the time
the cast was announcedA Constable,
Lugie Higgins; Suspectors, Edward
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several days in town, the guests OF
| Mrs. Hydes parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew B. Widdeos return to their
home today.
Miss Irmy Seavey is passing the
| week in Boston where she is taking
a course at Dennisions:
w. B. Pierce has returned from a
| business trip through the West.
Nathan Bucknam. Jr., is confined
| to his home on Church street with
| the humps.
The Sunshine Club met at the
home of Mrs. Herbert Gates Tues
day afternoon with seven members
present.
The house owned by Clarence
Pierce on Forest street has been sold
to Alonzo Clark of this town.
A movement is on foot to have a
benefit movie at the Park Theatre
for N. H. Fay High school. the mem
bers of the school to sell tickets for
the same. The play and date will be
announced later.
=. p. Clark of Bangor was busi-
ness caller in town Wednesday.
Frank Ttate caught the first trout
of the season Tuesday at the brook
near the old red barn. The trout
measured nine inches.
The DIR. Gilman H. Clough house
on Spring street has been sold to
Charles Martin, well known farmer.
J. Willis Crosby. Esq, was a bust
ness caller in the Queen City We'd
nesday, attending probate court.
James Armitt has been drawn to
serve on the jury for the Superior
Court no wconvening in Bangor.
The Freshman class of n. FL. Fay
High school met after school Tues
day afternoon and voted to hold a
Hop" Friday or Saturday night of
next week at the Dexter Club hall.
The exact date will be announced as
soon as complete arrangements have
been made. The committee in
charge are: Misses Pauline Ramsey,
Mary Dyer, Avis Titcomb, and Ed
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of his aunt, Mrs. D. 8. Jones ant
BY Beck

of his aunt, Mrs. D. 8. Jones and
family.
John Waning was in Waterville,
Saturday.
George Gerald was In Albion,
Friday.
Friends and relatives OF John
Waning gave him a wood saving
bee. Tuesday. The men arrived
early in the morning and by night
the large pile of wood was all sawed.
Mrs. Edward Walton and Edith
Foster were in Albion. Saturday.
#. o. Knight returned home
Saturday from Belfast.
Henry Barton is assisting Z. L.
Young with his farm work.
The main road is in bad condi-
ton. as the frost is coming out In
many places.
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house. He comes to Dexter with the
best of recommendations.
May Day Bazaar Held BY Rebekahs
Saturday. May LIST

Martha washington Rebekah
Lodge will hold a May Day Bazaar
Saturday afternoon and evening. IN
the afternoon there will be a sale OF
aprons. cooked food. candy and
quilts, and the evening will be de-
voted to fun and dancing. A mock
minstrel show will be given. also a
movie wild Nell Of the Plains" and
other specialties. The evenings
entertainment is In charge OF Miss
Veth Stone.
Mrs, Harold Wood is in town for
few days assisting her husband In
packing their goods prior. to their
removal to Hallowell where the
Woods will make their future home.
Miss Louise Weymouth, X. ~. Is
confined to her home on Free street
with the mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hyde OF
Lynn, Mass. who has been passing
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AUCTION
al NEWELL BOkNEAU'S FARM
(. Togus Road, 3 Miles Out
On Toeus Car Line
THURSDAY, APRIL 90

~ ~ We
II stormy, next fair day.
Piano, writing desk, cook stove, par
Ior stove, Franklin fireplace, 20 gal.
barrel churn, 20 ID. butter worker,
pair horses, 9 and 10, wgt. 1900, I set
double harnesses, single harness.
I 2-horse wagon, tip cart, I jigger
wagon, I express wagon, moving ma
chine, horse rake, tedder, I hay
rack. horse hoe, l wheelbarrow, 1
spring tooth harrow, double runner
pung, whipple trees. neck Jokes,
too numerous to mention.
I new mich COW, yrs. old, 2 yearl-
ing heifers.
w. II. AUSTIN, Auetioneer.
apr17-24-27-2S-29
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Selllt Quickly Profit Sell The ABC Classified Way
-Quick-Sure

That's the way of Kennebec Journal
classified ad!
Easy-because you give your ad over
the phone to a trained adtaker in few min
utes' time.
Quick-because the ad will tell Kennebec
county about your proposition as soon as the
paper is off the press.
Sure-because among the hundreds of
daily readers of the Journals classified
ton, there is bound to be interest taken in
your ad.
And in addition to all this, the cost of
Woodworking Journal ad is so small that it
isn't to be considered beside the results it
gets.
When you want to reach the people of
Kennebec County-the buyers, the workers.
the employers, the renters-cal 1876 and ask
for an ad-taker!
k.BC Classified Ads
Always Same-n Service
Always DiHerent-In Opportunity .
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UNITY

WEST-Bert Bryant of Knox was
a Saturday night and Sunday guest
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Robinson, Alden Smart. James Clark,
Leo Peters, and Herbert Groleau;
audiencefi Grace Tario. Eleanor
Hasty, Alfredo Flewelling, Phoebe
Hilton and Stella Hall.
The Linn tractor has opened the
road between this town and Dover
FoXcroft, much to the satisfaction
of many business men who make the
trip through here weekly.
The Dexter people cleared the
road as far as the town line, and
money was raised by popular sub
scription in the twin towns to clear
road in the Dover Foxcroft end The
road commissioner at the twin towns
pledged $50 and the remainder was
contributed by publicspirited citi-
zens.
The road was said to be in very
good condition Tuesday. but it is ex-
pected that as soon as the frost
starts there may be few places that
will worry the motorist, but on the
whole it is considered that the road
will be passable and will drain in a
few days now that the drifts are
cleared from the roadway.
The April. May and June issue OF
the Sprague's Journal of Maine His
tory is now on the market and con-
tains some very interesting bits OF
history, also a fine article written by
Miss Florence Hale. State supervisor
of rural schools. which Is accompan-
led by fine cut of Miss Hale.
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Father and Sons Banquet Friday
Nidht

The Father and Sons banquet will
be held Friday night at Masonic hall.
under the auspices of the Mems
Forum. The menu will consist of
chicken pie, mashed potato, pickles.
mashed turnip. cream pie. pie, cof-
fee and doughnuts. -
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Fuel and Feed

BEST-Dry hardwood fitted. Dry box
edgings. 7 baskets 81. A. r. Leo. 4
Willow ST. Tel 32I-M
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ASK AN AD-TAKER to help you
write classified ad for tomorrow's
paper.
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STANDING LUMBER-Between 50O,-
600 and 100000 white pine, hard pine,
spruce, fir, hemlock, cedar. l.. +.
Clark, r. Liberty. Tel. 20-2.
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CLASSIFIED ADS tell many a story
VI profit and prosperity.
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THE SOONER you turn to the clas-
Lned columns the sooner you will be
u touch with opportunity.
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HORSES yrs. old, wgt. 1050; good
driver. Mrs. VIM. Young, liz Sewall
ST. Tel. l505-R.
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MIDDLE AGED MAN-To list farms
and property in central Maine. APP
ply in person. Fellows Real Estate
Exchange, 147 Main St, Waterville.
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THE CLASSIFIED columns meet all
the needs of buyers and sellers.
WATCH the classified ads every
day.
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1T ISN'T NECESSARY to argue the
ase for the classified section. 1t
ipeaks for itself.