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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-06

ell and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Piper will
motor to Portland today.
DR.. Leland Miller and Ray Smart
were fishing att owler's Brook
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Eva King, who has been con.
Quoting a store at her home on Rob-
inson street for the Outlet Corporation
in Bangor. has sold out her business
and Is employed at SQuire's in Water
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lutz and son AL
bert motored to Hallowell Wednesday
on business.
visiting Mrs. George Shannon for q
few days.
Rev. and Mrs. T. c. Chapman re-
turned Monday from Portland. where
they have been in attendance at the
Maine Methodist conference.
H. F. Burgess and William Burgess
returned Wednesday from Westbrook,
where they visited relatives. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. Will
liam Burgess and son William. who
have been visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Nye and son
William and Mrs. Frank Chagnon mo-
tored to Augusta Tuesday.
Harold E. Weeks is passing a few
days in Portland on business.
Arthur Pooler has returned from
Fitchburg, Mass. where he has been
visiting friends.
Mrs. Sophie Drummond is able to
be out again after being confined to
her home on Elm street by Illness
Mrs. Carl Duren returned Wednes-
day from Richmond, where she has
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lewis Emerson, who passed
the winter in Lewiston, is at her home
for few days. She is accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. N. ]. Karen of
Pittsfield, VIII ohas been with her in
Lewiston for several days.
School Payroll No. 2
Edward A. Simoneau. superintendent
of schools of Fairfield. gives out the
following expenditures of payroll No.
z, dated April 80, 1926:
Common schools-Teaching $951.S4;
janitor, s104; conveyance, $172; total,
S123424.
High school-Teaching. $52216; jan
itor, S42.S6: total, s565,O2.
In d u s rial ching,
s147.20: total, sl47.20. ...
Incidentals-Tota1. $50.
Physical education - Teaching,
S4s.sS: total, $4sss.
Grand total, s2015.34.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-06
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New Britain herald., 1926-12-17
LANDS ELECTED
 HEAD 0F BASEBALL
Spirit of Good Will PerYadS Baseball World After Meeting

Chicago, Dec. IT R1Baseball's largest Christmas present. a con- tract for nearly half million dol lars. with the best wishes of all the club owners, goes to Kenesaw M. Landis.
 The ruler of the diam ond not only received another seven year term with an increase in salary of s65,00O a year-a total Of $445, ,000-but the congratulations of President Ban Johnson Of the American League, his former critic, and the season of good will today pervaded the base ball world.
 Only one little false note was heard in the chorus of harmony. President Sam Breadon of the St. Louis Cardinals still has difficulty in seeing his way clear to meet the demands of his star. Rogers Horns by. who piloted the Cards out of the wilderness Into a worlds cham pionship. Hornsby will manage the Cardinals next year. Breadon in- sists, but the details of the contract are yet to be decided. -.
 There were plenty of rumors that Bill killifer. Hornsby's assistant last year, was offered the pilots job, but declined through friendship for Hornsby and so was given his re- lease. At once he accepted the St. Louis Browns offer to coach them next spring as assistant to Dan Howley.
 The three hour joint session of the baseball moguls yesterday start ed with reelection of Landis, and Johnson was the first to shake the commissioner hand and congratu- late him. They adjourned to the Chicago Athletic association where Landis was host to his employers but Johnson did not attend, due to his doctors restriction on diet.
 The activity in player trading slumped when the National Leagu- CTS arrived for the joint session, md except for the Hornsby-Killifer &C., that the Landis contract and the ex- tension of the playing season was enough business for one gathering.
 The rules were ammended to omit the provision which closed the 1926 season on the last Sunday in Sep tember, and the closing date for 1927 was left to the February sched- ule meetings. It likely will be Dc. tober 2, with the world series start ing three days later.
 Even the minor league draft com mittee was put off for a later con- ference, though the major-minor agreement contingent upon Landis' suzerainty, was devised to meet the new conditions The original draft clause required clubs refusing to submit to the draft, to declare their intention before April l, 1921, and the date was changed to April l, 1927, Before that time, three mem bers of each major league will meet the minors to try for some more definite arrangement on the draft.
 A committee was appointed con- sisting of Clark Griffith, E. s. Bar nard and Garry Hermann to con- sider lending some sort of assistance to the sand lot" baseball circuits, on the plea of the national baseball federation.
 The principal unfinished business of the meeting Is the proposed sale of the Columbus American Assocla- tion franchise to the Cincinnati Reds. The terms of Thomas E. Will son, Chicago packer who owns the Columbus team, probably will be ac- cepted today by Garry Hermann,
Evening star., 1926-08-15
SALF-FARMS.

SAlf-F AttIhS.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR TRADE FOR
1KFW taFm; see z1 rs. NJ We have al osi kinds G. B.
Virginia. r. z. PERRiN. BerryTiiie. 1:fiie Va. az
TWENTY ACRES PRACTICALLY LEVEL
land with small stream near Fairland High
School. 20 minutes drive from District line.
terms W b. WALTERS, Silver Spring,
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, a FINE FARM
Of 2?o acres. near Poolesyille, Montgomery
County Md House m has 10 rooms and bath
GOOD orchard Price. $4,000. Apply r.
W. SCHAEFFER. Silver Spring. Md.
BEAUTIFUL 30O-ACRE, DAIRY FARM IN
Montgomery County. Md, located on state
road. miles, from Baltimore & OHIO R.R;
buildings, Address Box 475-M. Star once
ESQ ACRES AND FINE 1oo-YR old COLO
mile frontage on State road 40-min drive
north of Wash. Type of gcntIeman's estate
seldom, offered for sale: Productive land.
5000 per acre We'll watered
$50 acres. Real bargain. Everything a
attractive: comfortable house, good build
ings, fruit, water. shade, woods, very fertile
soil. Owner retiring. Priced low. Only
$4,000. Montg. Co. near Olney.
roads, Colesvlle pike and road to BALTIC. 400
cars per hour at times pass this fine home.
exceptionally situated for market or road;
shade fine a% near Village f
for subdivision. SD 500. ~ ''''
Res, CT. ;: s3Tw : wFAKoUdHAR. ddads, f Fk,n 5sos
Evening star., 1926-08-15
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

HERALD HARBoR. LARGE. LEVEL LOT
near water and on good Eoaf dryqE ngFo
s1tS slss iqt Ash easn st q Mt terRa Rainier nd Is:
NORTH BEACH PARK. MD-FoRs SALE: SALE:
beautiful new cottage iast c9mpletsfKdE pktKER yater Ter
NAM Nam 7fsS. fsi 0s sl5 9th st n v is.
front. ft SIDE and rear ,gorehes , Located Isi or 3
Hafsf HakER Terms jt Main 1FFa1fss aiSs sis 5'n
.Ss5l A6EE sd5 1ss, e TnsER Tssr roh Gsrp
water, oysters: st. Mary's County miles anG
5XmEs State e nrSea Saf Nd 49,
FhRAtTR FarRMTwo AhEbossa iats sa75o6 6A for the two
lsaslhll. Ie47 Girard st. ne, Phone \,
So ACRES. 5000 FEET ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay: good bathing, beautiful. . outlook Quito land md
level go9d 5coon house Nd so 900 'AMEs
south on bay front from First St, North
Beach. Md; rooms furnished directly on
bay. NSy MISS HILL "Gresside . North Beach
MUST BE SOLD--NO REASONABLE OF,
fer refused; waterfront property directly on OF
b3ngaIaw. bGnGIsT ~isn Box t'-fS s Potomac Beach Va
PRICES ON SOUTHERN MARYLAND VA, VA,
t,erfronts are iapidly advancing. Qpp%aETtSHnity pp%TS
BURCH. Leonardtown. Md. sell
CEDARHCRST-O -ON-THE- BAY; RESTRICT.
ed Summer colony; 30 miles miles from re noI D. oeni S,i
nrg 5own ba onhv p5rGfs free crnna on
BaTMAN aTS S' & l'Rfi;iH HEiNzMAN 1904 H St NV.
NEW BUNGALOW--4 ROOMS & BREAK
fast nook large porch: open tirepiiace tdd NOT a.
Point Patience, near S3lomons Island WTise VIZ
John B. Gray. lr Prince n Freder,tesk: sa ntsce NO.
CLASSIC SHORE. VA. Colonial Beach :;
cottage furnished water front. absolute
bargain; act quick. Address Box 12O-K, star
COLONIAL BEACH-FTRNIsHED COT
tage: a rooms, $40 per week. Lincoln
FOR RENT-FURNISHED 5-ROOM COT
tage i'll Colonial Beach: clean and cheap tor
balance of the season. Call Adams 194S
40 Decatur ST. NV; during the week call
WANTED no RENT FURNISHED COT
taee salt water with accommodations for
T: fully screened will rent for 3 or weeks.
TON. oil f st. NV.
NEW GROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE ON
Vest River. Back Bay Beach, near Chalk
bathing and fishing; only 35 miles, all state
road; bargain: terms; McLarhenn Banking
Corp ~ real estate dept 10th and g.
WATER FRONT LOTS, NEW SUBDIVISION,
Oak Bluff, South River section; have your
own beach of hard sand, abundance Of oak
stores at hand: daily deliveries from Annapo-
us: buses to Washington; "a miles to Dis
gS nd adrs ns ot nomRarf r. D @i lille finished Se n0nss aas
Carroll aves. Takoma Park. Col. sS26.
WE WILL RENT. FOR BALANCE OF SEA
son our beautiful Summer home at Edge
water Beach. containing 3 large bedrooms
kitchen, living room: spacious front, and side
water, completely furnished for. family of
ten. Phone owner after 6 p m. Col. 6341-J
or see WILLIAM F. MATTESON. Edgewater
Beach. II"
LOTS, COTTAGES. FARMS. ACREAGE. ES-
ises pr9pfrtElss q all kinds sdo for
1904 H st. Specialists in water fronts.
OWINGS BEACH, THE p. A. ROBERTS
cottage. with lots. for sale rent: easy
terms. w CARL WYATT. Adams 1891.
SIS DOWN, $40 PER MO.
ChoiGe BOT lqtS At ,Hor N9rth Beach. Md. -.
Evening star., 1926-08-15

Nine rooms: 20 minutes TO center Of city
cars by door: all modern improvements
LOO IT Memorial drive proposed. Sinai
cash. balance like rent Very reasonable
Also building lots. Phone Clarendon 1893 =
WILL SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE >
room modern bungalow Terms like rent
rs Decatnr ST COttace Cliy Nd
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FOR SALE-STORES.

TWO BRICK STORES. IN GROWING COM
munity either one can be leased and othel
store. etc; 81 l.50O down and remainder or
easy terms: Address Box 121-R. Star Office. .
PA H ST. NW.-STORE AND ? APTS.
SO 900. l5s
Evening star., 1926-08-15
WOODBRIDGE.

WOODBRIDGE.
,o store, rooms bath. 2-car garage good
iooat1oh ~ nnh Ior dellcatessen or druggist; ami,
$4,000 cash Address Box lpt-R Star Office.
Evening star., 1926-08-15

RUNGALOW-5 ROOMS AND BATH.
fioored attic room for 2 rooms: built-n ga
rage: cleo. range, fireplace, hardwood floors.
q mi. % # front. 215 deep: near school.
by owner. Call Clar. S21-F-12. or see II. r
BRASSE. Brook st. Bancroft. Va Price.
S6 500. terms
Evening star., 1926-08-15
FOR SAIE-LOTS.

WANTED-TO RENT DESK SPACE II
9ssiet 9sn once. by retired lawyer. Address Box
Evening star., 1926-08-15

SEVERAL DELIGHTFUL. BUNGALOWS
Garrett Park. Md; rooms sleeping porch
ana bath; hrepiace. electric range: all city
conveniences. Moderate price and terms to
rHspOns1bc persOns. OWNER Col. S4s
Evening star., 1926-08-15

NEARBY MD-LEAVING FOR CALIFoR
bungalows; h W h bullt-tn garages / < min
from 10th and II ne direct on bus line
Don miss th.@. bargain. VIII sell on
Nour own terms Call Hyatts 1929
Evening star., 1926-08-15

RIVERDALE, MD-MODERN SEMI-BUN
closets. screens awnings garage: chicken
house fruit: !, block to cars or Wash. -
ton blvd: near schools Price - u
terms. II 5 SLINKMAN Plerce ave
Evening star., 1926-08-15

EAST RIvERDALE MD.-NEw 5-ROuT
bungalow full cement basement waterk
house; electricity; pipeless furnace stu'K
tered and decorated. 500 down. S35 month
Take bus at | 9TH and II ne. call RUIt :
LARD Hyattsvilie l050W. and viii call tOS
Evening star., 1926-08-15

5Ox30O FT. ON 4O-FT. GRADED STREETS
price, $500, So, month two blocks B. & o
station. Rockville; three blocks elec. cars
80 min. Washn auto. H. L. England
Rockville. Md. or 5325 Belt, rd.
CORNER LOT, 1900 SO. FIT. Goth AM
Naylor ri. Sc; best cash offer NJ 1898
Evening star., 1926-08-15
sALE-sUBURBAN PROpFRTy

VA. HIGHLANDS-OWNER HAS GONE TO
extra large fruit lot ana garage for sale al
So 900: terms be arranged. thi. - a
WONDERFUL location. see J l.. PRICE 94U
Girault ave: Va. Highlands or phone Clar-
entipn 4l5-N-l for apDointmesu I5'
BI NGALOW. BARGAIN--NHwLY PAPER
ed and painted: 3 good rooms front ana
rear porches we'll shaded lot close to bus
line. Only $1,000 Inspect this, Buy on
practIcatIIy, r, ,, yoIir own terms from owner.
oRRISON. Clarendon 321. once open sum
Evening star., 1926-08-15

KENSINGTON VIEW. MD--NEW y r
and b. bungalow on state rd.. ami: lot
100x150. To inspect drive out ga. ave
pike to Wheaton. turn left 4 bl. or call Main
/ 1n3 for autn-
Evening star., 1926-08-15

CAPITOL HEIGHTS-CoTTAGE. CORNER
lots, 60Xl00: water light fruit outhylild
Ings, rent. SIS; bargain ~ 600 terms
Evening star., 1926-08-15
Lighted until 9:30, with repre-
sentative on premises.
Reserve Yours Now.
b. +. SAUL CO..
Main 3l00. 925 18th ST. NV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

N"pTH wONnSlDE-} LARGE ROOMS
kttchenette. bath. garage: private entrance
ft-w ..unlc, Irnued ,HuIts. Phone Woods!de
Evening star., 1926-08-15
FOR RENT-DESK SPACE
WANTED-DESK SPACE.

ROOM 203. DISTRICT NAT BANK BID
maximum service. Call Main 1865
Evening star., 1926-08-15

S2S Madison st. Ti.w.--6 rooms and tile
bath: ami: porches; Gear brick garage
SIS 90
Evening star., 1926-08-15

1899 Inglesde Terrace rooms. tile
bath; ami; front and rear inclosed sleep
ing porches; $1,000.
Evening star., 1926-08-15
1910 RIGGS PL.-8 ROOMS. = BATHS.

sos. so. con .o
Forest Glen-S rooms, large lot: S35.
JOHN r KNOTT. 9lS ST:
A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE IN CHEVY
chase. Md. high elevation. new n1da large
shade trees. etc rent, $50.
Desirable house II Mount Pleasant PLEASE b,tS on
-as. clec. INV h. front and rear porches,
arage in GOOD conditon rsnt bt6d SS5 month mth1
Rock Creek Golf Club. 6 rooms. bath. gas.
elec,; builtin garage. front and rear
'''Ns NnaT punont Circle. 3 rooms. 2 baths.
front and 2 rear enorches: good condition
modern: rent only 500 month
McKFEVER & GOSS. INC,
Evening star., 1926-08-15

26l4 : ST.
rooms tiled bath h VII clec.
servants room, Lear garage, flower
SHANNON & LUCHS. INC.
-l3 IAN ST y w MAIN @3l5
SIN ROOMS BATH FRONT AND BACK
purchrs. garage, modern, renovated. H6.,
! 5th -. So reasonable Amply 1893 South
Carolina axe Adams 3S>g IL
Ioon mn SF X
Evening star., 1926-08-15

1850 Irving st.--1 st. floor fat, rooms
tile bath $500.
Evening star., 1926-08-15
FOR PENTHOUSE,

4 bnauFifnI new nome IN PetW0rtH, Over
looking sherman Circle; contains six large
rooms and bath ,aeans heat eiectrie norrh
and screened breakfast porch; built-in ga
rage Call North 353l Sunday or Monday.
SIT 9th ST. s.W.--6 RMS. BATH: $50. $50 90 GO
ISi3 North Capt-lO rms bath s5 50
1T06 Wondiey nl-6 rms bath .l15 90
100 10Th st VS. rms bath " 5000
i0I1 Nd ave sv-6 rms bath SO 90
492 G St s.w--7 rms. bath. h. h. 90
339 Mclean ave. sw--6 rms. bath - 50
| Sl9 G ST sw-6 rms. bath ...::. 800
FLOYD F.. DAVIS COMPANY,
133 18TH ST NV.
Moip 9SD-3E9
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-01-27
HELPED BY SHRINERS.
Five-year-old Franklin Boy Returns
from Springfield Hospital.

Paul, five-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bradbury of West
Franklin, has returned from the
Shriners' hospital at Springfield,
Mass. The townspeople have taken
a great interest in this case, and
little Paul received cordial well
come home.
Four months ago, ]. c. Estey,
Franklin member of Anah temple,
Mystic Shrine, accompanied Paul to
Springfield. An operation which
was considered highly successful was
performed there, to remedy lameness
resulting from infantile paralysis.
The hospital ait Springfield is only
one of several hospitals throughout
the country, supported by the
Shriners, solely for crippled chill
dren. The most expert of surgeons
are employed, and the best OF care
is given the children. This work
being done by the Shriners has been
pronounced the greatest humanitarl-
an work in the country to-day IL
knows no creed and no race.
In Springfield, as an adjunct OF
the hospital, an organization known
as the Sunshine club has been
formed by some of the splendid
women of the city. During the time
a child is in the hospital, it is
adopted by one of the Sunshine
Mothers" who visits the little one
frequently and mothers it. Pauls
Sunshine mother was Mrs. Maurice
Marsden.
Not only was everything possible
done for Pauls physical welfare, but
comforts and amusements were pro-
yided. and he returned home fully
equipped as to wearing apparel. he
was met in Bangor by his mother,
and by Bangor Shriners, who have
taken a deep interest in the case:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradbury are indeed
happy and grateful parents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-01-27
ALL WORN OUT?
So Was Mr.. Estey, Who Tells His
Experience.

Are you tired all the time; worn
out night and day? Does your back
ache as if it would break? Do you
suffer dizziness, headaches, rheu-
matte twinges or distressing urinary
disorders? You have good cause,
then, to be alarmed about your kid
neys. Do as many of your townfolk
recommend. Use Doan's P1lls-a
stimulant diuretic to the kidneys.
This Ellsworth case is convincing:
H. W. Estey, 35 Pine ST., says:
when my kidneys were in bad
way, l had a constant, dull ache
across my back that made me misera-
BILE. When l stopped or tried to lift
anything, sharp catches took me
across my kidneys and it was hard
to straighten. Mornings my back
felt stiff and lame. My kidneys
acted too often and caused me to get
up at night to pass the secretions.
Doan's Pills strengthened my back
and kidneys and helped me in every
way"
soc, at all dealers. Foster-Mll-
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-01-27
North Bluehill.

Among those from here who at
tended the installation of officers OF
Ira Berry lodge, F. and A. M.
Monday night, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert w. Hinckley.
Among those in Orland on bust
ness Tuesday were William E. Wes-
colt. Guy H. Billings and Dunbar
Bros.
Lionel Howard went to Ellsworth
Wednesday night, to attend the X.
of P. convention. He reports good
time.
Mrs. Flora Hinckley was the guest
Of Winfield Scott Hinckley, Friday.
The many friends of Miss Virginia
Cotton will be glad to learn she
is so far recovered that she is able
to be out.
Congratulations are extended to-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ellis on the
birth of a daughter, Janice Mar
garet, on January 20.
Paul Wescott spent the weekend
with his parents, William E. Wescott
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Hinckley
went to Penobscot Sunday.
Maxwell Hinckley and family and
Charles HInckley and family were
guests of Winfield Scott Hinckley,
Sunday.
Shirley Emerton is working at
Harry Leach's.
Miss Evadne Dunbar spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs C. C. Dunbar.
Among those attending the lyce-
UNI at Bluehill Tuesday night were
Mrs. w. E. Wescott, Mrs. H. S. Dun
bar, Miss Louise Frances Henderson
and F. Marion Dunbar.
Miss Edith Emerton has returned
from visit to her brother Frank, at
Tamworth Farm.
Fred Cooper is at Charles Dahl
quests.
Lawrence Dodge is attending
school at the village. He is boarding
with Mrs Irma Woodward
The joint meeting of the Farm Bu
reau was held at the grange hall
Thursday. County Agent Bickford
and Home Demonstration Agent
Childs were present. Moving pic
lures were shown, talks were given,
and altogether an instructive and in
teresting day was spent. The din
ner was in charge of Mrs. William E.
Wescott and Mrs. H. S. Dunbar
The many friends of Jesse Snow
sympathize with him in the death
of his mother in Hampden last week.
Mrs. Emma Dahlquest is little
better. Her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Dodge, is still with her.
Mrs Daniel Emerton has been
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Saunders.
She returned home Saturday.
The condition of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hartman and son Billie is
somewhat improved. Mrs. Agnes
Veazie is with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Grindle of
Seal Harbor were in town Sunday.
A letter received from Lieut..
George o. Littlefield, U. S. N, re-
tired, who, with his wife, is visiting
in Pensacola, Fla, states that it is
so cold there that he wishes he was
home in Penobscot, where they have
fires and wood to burn.
Mrs. Ralph Duffy, who has been
quite i'll, is better.
Edwin T. Leach, who has been ill,
is able to be out.
Harry ellis spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs, A. T. ellis.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-01-27
Bluehill.

Ward Wescott and wife are home
from Stonington.
Miss Sadie Snow fell on the ice
Saturday, and broke bone in one of
her ankles.
V E. G. Williams will leave for
Skowhegan Wednesday, to attend
the meeting of the State Fair Associ-
alton.
Irving Leach is having the roof
of the Exchange building raised, and
is building a new apartment for rent.
At a stockholders meeting of the
Moving Picture Co., Friday evening,
it was voted to buy two new motor
driven machines of the most i'm
proved model, and to arrange for
larger booth and an extension of the
platform.
The Bluehill fair will be held this
year on September 6, Z and 8, begin
ming on Labor day, instead of the
following Tuesday, as has been the
custom.
The A. c. basketball team won a
fast and clean game from the Bucks
port Five Aces, Saturday, by the
score of 81 ito IS. Both teams
prayed llHo passing game anu IAi0
score was in doubt until the final
period.
The following officers of Ira Berry
lodge, F. and A. NJ, were installed
Jan IS, by F. B. Snow and F. l..
Slower: P NJ, Pearl Emerson; w.
NJ, w. E. Slower, ST.; S. W., A. M.
Moor; ]. W., l.. D. Owens; chap, F..
R. Hamilton; S. D., Harold Bisset;
J. D., w. f. Slower, jr.; secretary,
F. B. Snow; treasurer, N. F. Twin
ing; S. S., R. d. Hinckley; j. S.,
Hollis Demmons; tyler, Herman
Scammons.
JAN 25. 5.
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Seal Cove.
wv 4 Z I ~ - -
Jan. 25.

Grace Gray a daughter of Clinton
H. Gray and the late Mary Gray Of
this place, died at her home here
January 81, after long illness.
Miss Gray was a graduate of South
west Harbor high school, and be-
came a successful teacher, being
principal of West fremont grammar
school when stricken with illness
that terminated fatally after years
of suffering. She was much es-
teemed young woman, and popular
with schoolmates and friends. She
was a member of St. Andrews Epis-
copal church of this place. Besides
her father<and step-mother, she is
survived by two brothers, Paris and
Lewis, two sisters. Gladys and Ag-
mes, a half-sister, Frances, and many
other relatives The funeral was
held Saturday at the Episcopal
chapel here, Rev. Alan Armstrong,
of Hull's Cove, officiating. Burial
was at Center.
Friends here of James Benson of
Bernard, regret to hear of his death
which occurred January 20, at his
home there.
Sympathy is felt here for Salathiel
Reed, who is quite i'll. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed are with his sister, Mrs.
Charles Bordeaux, at Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Robbins of
Southwest Harbor were in town Sun
day to visit Mrs. Robbins aunt, Mrs.
Henry Robbins, who is ill. Mrs.
Robbins sister, Mrs. Heber Sawyer
of Bernard, was also here.
Roy Wentworth of West fremont
is driving the mail car temporarily
for the mail contractor, Maynard
Norwood.
Jan. 25. N.