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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-02
TYPHOON LULLS
EARTHQUAKE FEAR
Mana's Terrified Residents Gained When Told Storm Is
an It's Wav
on Its Way.

ket places Throughout the city peo-
pie knelt and prayed for the tremors
to cease.
The observator's message said the
typhoon gave much more reasonable
ground for alarm and urged the peo-
pie to be. calm, inasrnuch as the
earthquake was over.
The city is now preparing for the
typhoon, which it knows how to
meet
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-02
BU United Press

Bu United Press
MANILA, P. L, Nov. 2.-Warning
! afrom the observatory that a typhoon
swas approaching and the city should
prepare for it, served to quiet thou
sands of persons who were panic
stricken when the fifth earthquake
within a week rocked Manila today.
Several were injured when they
jumped from the windows of sway
ing buildings and in the public mar
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-02
Heavy Vote in Residential Districts
and Light BalIoting Downtown
Predicted Favorable.
REPUBLICANS ALSO CONFIDENT
G.O.PExperts Anticipate 10000 Total
Poll Will Be Cast.
Election at a Glance

Democratic chieans predict victory for Marion County
ticket by 10000 votes
Republicans tone down prediction predictions and claim
victory in county by from 5000 to 10000 votes
Republican precinct reports indicate total vote OF about
10000 out of 250O00 registered.
Heavy voting north side light voting downtown and
abnormay light during morning in precincts:
Baotng is orderly but considerable confusion results
fro registration Circuit judge qualities 250 voters
victims of registration errors during the morning
Voting sections of Indiana is early and heavy
Fair cool weather prevails throughout State
Heavy voting the residence sections to the north, light
voting downtown and extremely light baotng in the socaled
oored wards the outstanding features OF the morning
results at the polls in Marion County today
Optimism of Democratic workers of the Significant
facts cleaned from the polling places.
every precinct there reports of evident scratching
of ballots interpreted favorable to Prosecutor Remy Repub
ican candidate for election
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-02
Forecast

Increasing cloudiness; warm
tonight; Wednesday Unsettled
with probably showers; colder
at night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-02
Home Edition

Sonia. the Story of Danger !
GUS Love, Gains Power Every
Dayton The Times Comic
Page Daily
Evening star., 1926-04-02
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

iGOOD HOMES WITH GARDEN AND FRUIT
very close in. one fare: water in kitchen
electricity. perfect heat, cheap fuel; garage: ::
Z and rooms: newly papered $50 and $40.
Address Box 3Bl B. Star office.
WHY KEEP YOUR WIFE AND KIDDIES IN
a city fiat when you can have a good home
stuff to cut your grocery bill in half: and
yenences. $50 and $40. Address Box 1888
B Star Office
u ROOMS. GAS. ELEC AND GARAGE,
half block station. so Clarendon ave. !ai-
endon, Va
ARLINGTON HTS. va. 232 LEE. AVE-
rooms. 2nd floor furnished light house
keeping: running water. elec, lights bath:
no children; good car service. Phone Gar
endOn 1872. -
5-ROOM BUNGALOW on THE BOULE-
ward, CottaEe City; all mi. and garage;
partly furnished Phone Main s01s. -
3 ROOMS AND BATH. IN CLARENDON,
ter; $40 mo. Apply 35S Garrison ave- Clar-
endon. Va. -
AURORA H1LLS-MODERN SEVEN ROOM
bungalow with garage. . minutes from
18th and Pa. ave. Apply i25 Frazier ave.
AT RANDOLPH MD-SIX- ROOM HOUSE
electric light. fruit. about two acres lm0re
can hc hadl near b. O. and Rockville
AZ Forest Glen--Eishsroom house bath.
JOHN T. KNOTT 91S + St,
Evening star., 1926-04-02
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
TAKOMA PARK

Attractive new home with very special
features. large lot. fine oak shade. built.in
garage No. 120 New York ave, near Bliss
Electric school. Inspection invited. Buy from
builder. F. SMITH. Adams 1881. ap2'
Evening star., 1926-04-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY.

HAVE $40. 900 CASH TO INVEST IN GOOD
paying business or investment property;
Don't reply unless you can give price and
absolute full particulars. Address Box
Evening star., 1926-04-02
FOR SALE-.ACREAGE.

1913 ACRES, e.00OFo FRONTAGE ON
State pike. Montgomery County. Md, miles
from Silver Spring. Potomac 3363.
ACRES COVERED WITH TIMBER, 10
Gated at Spring Hill Station. Va. 3 blocks
from Great Falls ear line: 81 200. Address
Box 3S7-B Star Office.
NEARBY VIRGINIA ACREAGE.
Wonderful opportunity to secure a tract
of THIRTY acres most excellent for subdl-
vision; high, exceptionally well located. beau
tiful SECTION. magnificent views. with future
posi- hilities unsurpassed. This tract is very
convenient 10 either Washington or Alexan-
dria and is worthy of any ones consideration
Price only 5000 per acre, with any reason
able terms to responsible parties
LOUIS +. SHOEMAKER.
l407 New York Ave.
See Mr. Carver. Main 1896.
Evening star., 1926-04-02
'ARBY VIRGINTA ACREAGE
WA\TED-IOTS.

CASH FOR ABOUT O00-sQUARE. FOOT
lot at right price in northwest residence dis
trct: prefer corner lot. Address Box 45S.A.
81 iar nff1aa Oe
Evening star., 1926-04-02
WANTED-FARMS.

HAVE CLIENT. FOR FARM IN AIRING.
ton or Fairfax Counties. Must be, on main
paved highway and a bargain. Give price.
terms and full particulars first letter r.
L. MiNAR. real estate. 1405 New York ave.
Evening star., 1926-04-02
SHOEMAKER.
IFWt Now 1OfN ANE.

See Mr. CARvER Main 1866.
OR. MOD. BUNGALOW. FARE. So 80
y acre on pike, ami. 3car garage.
and bath bung biInst INV il r'oie' $500
"a a3r". fine h,r. & h. house, garage q -so
furnace lot 6Oxi5d. two chick h. $500
Several houses apartmcnts bungalows and
q large garage for rent. Phone HyattsvIlie
D69-J
l.. w. Randolph, Mt. Rainier.
Evening star., 1926-04-02
JIsSEL e OFFUTT. INC.
Rockville. Nd. Phone Rockville 100.
WE SPECIALIZE IN MONTGOMERY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

470-481 c ST. NV.
5 stories; ? elevators elec. !;
l1.-w.h.: 10000 #. floor space.
Vacant.
1EDW. p. SCHWARTZ, INC.,
734 18th st. NV.
Main 6210.
Evening star., 1926-04-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pROP'Y.

RESPONSIBLE PARTY WITH NO CAPT.
tai. but steady income. will buy bungalow in
Virginia on monthly payment plan. Address
BON 3TE star Office
Evening star., 1926-04-02
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
e OntinnPd.I

NEARBY VIRGINIA.
49, Most convenient small home ever offered
I4ose 70 ear and bus line schools and stores
only 20 minutes to city. 5-room and bath
colonial type. hardwood floors. open fireplace
large porch. cement cellar. etc: garage. and
large lot; reduced TO $6500: $3.50 cash. 500
Evening star., 1926-04-02

FOR SALE-HOISES.
Continued.

: + = % A
is only 10 months old OF tapestry brick con
structiOn. colonial front porch, hardwood
hoors. u rooms, bath, hOt-water heat. plenty
OF space for a garage to paved alley. Inns
house Will be sold in a very short time. Act
guiek. For further details call Mr.. SACHS.
Main OIL.
81 ! 500-CORNER DETACHED HOME
Charming English colonial residence with
siN large rooms Cncluding three bedcham-
bersl, living room 2Oxl4 with large open
fireplace. extra large porch oak floors
throughout, very large closets, layatory in
basement. hot water heat. GARAGE ana
other features; lot so by $50. with pavet'
street IN front OF house. Terms can be ar
ranged. Phone Cleveland 3O49 after p.m.
ST.. .5OO-FINE NEW BUNGALOW BAR
gaIn--Large front porch, fve spacious rooms,
complete modern bath, lot 40 by l3o: many
distinct attractions: lust two squares from
Rhode Island ave. IN BrOokiald and conVen.
lent to cdrs. Phone North 49S0-W after
pm.
COLORED. COLUMBIA ST. NEAR r. l..
ave; n.w.--S rooms. bath. large lot TO alley
$3.50: $500 cash: $50 per month. Address
Evening star., 1926-04-02
DETACHED BRICK.

Z
Attractive bungalow with ) rooms and
bath on first floor: spaced for 3 rooms and
bath on second floor. beautiful large screen
ed-in sun porch and sleeping porch: also
large front and side por'hes: screened
throughout: maids room built-in electric
washer and refrigerator. large lot with
plenty of trees and shTutbery; garage with
cement driveway 10 paved street. hardwood
floors and all modern Conveniences. Priced
low for quick sale. Owner leaving city
Gail Cleveland 1867 after pm
sos 9TH Ne ROOMS BATH DOUBLE
garage newly decorated: $3.50. $500 cash
7O4 10Th n.e.--S rooms : baths, 2-car ga
rage: $3.50: $500 cash brokers please list.
GROGAN-BARkAS REALTY CO.,
M.GtU NJ 1881.
Evening star., 1926-04-02
MONEY TO LOAN.
WANTED--MO\FY

SECOND TRUST. 81. 600. INSTALLMENTS
SO monthly, Al moral risk. liberal dis
c4nnt; large house. outbuidinEs; iot 2lox
~: on Old Dom. line, nearby Virginia.
Address Box 336.H. star office.
Evening star., 1926-04-02
CHEVY CHASE

$4,000.
Dutch colonial home. containing living
room with fireplace and colonial stairway.
dining room, kitchen. large screened porch.
3 hedrooms sleeping porch. tile bath; lot
60X12O. garage. This home IL within one
block of Conn. ave. and must he sold.
SM0oT & COMPANY.
Evening star., 1926-04-02

NEAR 4th AND r. /. AVE,
Almost new modern brick home. hardwood
floors. h..w.h., electric lights. double back
3 blocks from car line and stores. Price
less than $1,000; easy terms. Call Lincoln
Evening star., 1926-04-02
FORCED TO SELL

Seni-bungalow rooms and bath. gas.
electricity good heating plant; lot 50x1bO;
located In Mt. Rainier near cars. schools and
stores Owner VIII sacrifice to prevent fore
closure for $3.50; submit your terms. In
qulre 3303 Rhode Island ave. Mt. Rainier.
Md. Hyatts $40; eve. Hyatts 9S1-J.
LET Us SHOW you OUR NEW 4. 5 AND
Il room and bath bungalows, from 81. 900
to ST. 600; from $500 TO 81 600 cash. easy
monthly payments. .
Q. b. ZANTZINGER.
Evening star., 1926-04-02

1880 PARK RID. NW.-LARGE STORE.
ISi9 9X65; cellar under entire store and 4
rooms and hath on second floor: hotwater
heat and electric light, alley in rear; can
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER. Nc;
30 nth st NV Frank. 74S5.
Evening star., 1926-04-02
FOR RENT-STORES.

STORE WITH APARTMENTS ABOVE, .24O4
i4th 81 W-Smtabe for any business.
FULTON r. GORDON. Continental Trust
Bldg. Main 523l.
STORE WITH BAY WINDOW. GAS AND
electricity so a month le09 9th st. NV,
as pm re.SHcc 6a 5.h each c9M sst
and hot-water heat Phone Main 3Se. %
I?40 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-LARGE
100 L st. n.w-"Storc & 3 r. & b.. elec.
1880 ST st.-.--Store. rooms.
Evening star., 1926-04-02

REAL BARGAIN Mr. 10th AND COL. RID.
Adjoining Rock Creek Park; beautiful tap
cstry briCi home. : rooms. h. Dullt-In ga
rage: every convenience, terms TO suit, must
act quick. OWNER. Potomac 2SSl
Evening star., 1926-04-02

HII6 WUUDLE1 PLAIE NV.
Beautiful 2-story tapestry brick house and
cellar, colonial porch. g rooms bath and
shower: breakfast and sleeping porches;
Pittsburgh h.-w. heater. h.-w h.. electricity,
gas large yard. garage. French glass doors,
hardwood floors, Price reasonable: terms
easy Open for inspection.
CHAS. S. SHREVE. 1929 Conn Ave. NV.
MAf ate ofice az Building. newly dec Decorated @ Fear
porches garage; house is modern. For inn
mediate sale. $S. $50. GROGAN-BARKAS
REALTY CO.. 210 McGill Bldg. Main 1881
I'VE sell the earth with Improvements on it,"
COLORED-1715 WILLARD ST-6 ROOMS.
bath. h.-w.h., electricity. large front and
rear porchees: garage. Price reduced Real
Evening star., 1926-04-02
TAK0MA PARK MD

One Of the most beautiful homes in this
section. consisting of ! rooms baths. :
kitchens h W h hardwood floors. cleo gas
ana Scar garage; situated on lot l0Ox2OO.
CALL MR.. ROBEG.
Evening star., 1926-04-02
FOR RENT-OFFICE SPACE.

NENP SPACE OR PRIVATE OFFICE, WITH
Topographic and telephone service. In law
ser > suite. with Use of libra y.
Apply Managers Office,
NI-NCEY BtFlI. DING
Evening star., 1926-04-02
NLItAT NLARkl.-

which is occupied hy APP Tea Co.. in
strictly high-Cass residential section TINS
location demands high class meat market
no other competition.
Rent only SS5 per month.
Ice box and some fixtures included.
Evening star., 1926-04-02

will sell my SlO,50O Chevy Chase
bungalow at a sacrifice of $500. Respon-
sibe person can buy at terms less than rent.
House il new and contains five rooms attic
large enough for three additional rooms
big cellar fully equipped kitchen tile bath,
hot-water heat. see my agents
THE MCNSEY TRUST COMPANY.
Real Estate Dept Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1926-04-02

SI.9OO-Sl 900 CASH.
BALANCE ON CONVENIENT TERMS.
Phone us at the office to 9 p.m-we'n
arrange to show you this Home
McKEENER & GOSS.
1415 X ST. REALTORS. MAIN 4752
CORNER HOME IN CHEVY CHASE.
This is exceptionally fine Home of
frame and stucCo construction. There are
nine pleasant rooms and modern bath
The finishing is excellent throughout. Hot
water heater equipped with oil burner. Ga-
rage. Double porches. Lot measures 40
feet wide and 16S feet
THIS IS A REAL BARGAIN.
Call US 70 9 pm. at the Office.
Evening star., 1926-04-02

WOODBRIDGE AND BRQoKLAND -, WE
have q number of very desirable homes that
tan tern1s. $500. 3,9 $500 cash. $50 mo-. to set
s and bath Sams steam e Rrne beat i,b9 lot
S10 900: colonial design 2 large porches.
garage: an exceptional value; very reason;
able terms. $4,000; full rooms. tiled
better value offered today. CLANCY built bun
galows in Woodbridge. 81. 750: special terms;
Twh elec. lights, double siding. large
'''''M McLxCHLEN BANKING CoRPN,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G..
No;r 400 Evenings North 313
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-23

GERS, a discussion of the years pro-
gram of work and the annual cleo
ton of officers. The special commit
tee chosen to outline plan for Civ
ing $50 Maine boys and girls and
their club leaders a weeks encamp-
ment at the Eastern States EXPOSE
ton in Springfield, Mass, where a
permanent State of Maine building
was erected last year, will submit its
report. This project is regarded as
one of the most interesting and Inn
portant features of the State Cham
ber's program this year. DR.. Leon S.
Merrill, dean of the College of Agri-
culture and director of the agricul-
tural extension service. of which
boys and girls club work is a part,
is chairman of the committee.
The evening dinner meeting will
be held in the main dining room of
the Elmwood Hotel Judge Charles
w. Atchley, president of the Water
vile chamber. will preside. Brief
MESA ges from Mayor Herbert e.
Libby of Waterville and two officers
of the State chamber will be fol-
lowed by the principal address on
Industrial Maine" by Hon. William
r. Pattangall of Augusta.
The call states that these sessions
will be open to men and women in
terested IN helping forward the
Maine development program. and
that chambers of commerce, boards
of trade and other local organizations
are especially invited tc send rep
resentatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-23
State Oh. Commerce
Waterville Program

Portland, Me-, April 22.-Copies of
the official call for the annual meet
ing of the State Chamber of Com
merce are being sent to industrial,
agricultural and civic organizations
IN Maine. The meeting will be held
in Waterville. Friday, April 80. the
Waterville and Winslow Chamber of
Commerce acting as hosts.
In the forenoon, starting at 10
O'Clock, those who are to attend the
meeting will visit some of the in
dustries of Waterville and Winslow,
chief among them the Reyes Fiber
Company's pie-plate factory, the
only plant of it's kind in the world;
the Lockwood Mills. manufacturers
of sheetings and percales; Hollings-
worth and Whitney's paper mills.
Following an informal luncheon at
o'clock. the annual meeting of the
State Chamber of Commerce will be
held in Elks' hall. The program will
include the annual reports 81 Off
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BELFAST
Supreme Court


.as following cases marked for
a. the Waldo Supreme Court
IN session with Active Retired
r. Albert NJ. Spear presiding,
4 bs zen disposed of without COM
itsr <. Chandler VS. w. r. Perkins.
I'M sea; Charles E. Peabody. VS.
krmss nay, defaulted: Eastern States
IrlanSS exchange VS. Harold Mac
W. gefaulted; Walter L. Wat
In pW. E. Scribner, defaulted;
kned. loWn VS. Parker ]. Hall, con-
| Bower a; Carpenter VS. Charles
Dtbsre neither party.
Amar,ocs Eases opposed of are:
skarle. :, Agricultural Co. W
Have ?. Abbott, defaulted: John
vs. Florian Moody. default
tault.Ss' Conner VS. N. E. Sargent,
.kericea' continued for Judgment;
Iren AGRICULTURAL Co.. VS. w. III.
hvin Hqvthtaaulted; 1. N. Quigg VS.
lded hilbert, bankruptcy Of de-
vs. Puasgested; Montgomery Ward
IWadlir =. Fish, defaulted: Mark
/ Waldn NJ vs. Roy c. Fish, default
sfther NJ trust Co. VS. Fred Hustus,
III Paa.y no further action; lrv-
lther lake, VS. Percy L. Kneeland,
N; Arthuly no further action ac-
|ther na uI Rltchie VS. JOHN Gloriso,
TX. cparty; Waldo Trust Co., VS.
flted ana and Carney Shure, de-
NJ. Ste a continued for judgment:
|ther mems VS. Murtah Hughes,
dy seIIarty; George r. Barnes VS.
PSI c. ah, neither party: Waldo
Donov.ss y p, Blethen, default
Il an Garage vs. l.. Il. Dris-
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ko, continued; Elizabeth H. Thomp-
zaxa 1S 2 Z, E,iSh defa lllted

ko, continued; Elizabeth H. Thomp-
son VS. r. C. Fish, defaulted.
Because he took a Chevrolet car
which didn't belong to him from the
Drisco Sales station. and 1t having
no plates, took some from another
car. and went on q joy ride, Horace
Webster will serve 20 days in the
Belfast Jail, having pleaded guilty
Thursday afternoon before Municipal
Judge Carleton Doak to using an
automobile belonging to another. All
went we'll with the joy riding party
until the water in the radiator ran
low and Webster put in some ice
cold which cracked the cylinder
head. He was obliged to call for
help and was towed back to town
from the State road near Browns
corner, arriving in town he put the
car back as nearly as he was able
to in it's original position but he was
detected and arrested.
The first jury trial in the Waldo
Supreme court, now In session at
Belfast, opened Thursday and took
up practically the whole day. 1t was
an action of trover for $500 brought
by Edward E. Babcock and b. y.
Norton VS.. Samuel Freedman,
Russian junk dealer to recover Tor
value of scrap iron stolen from them
by Belfast boys and sold to Freed
man. The latter was convicted at
the January term of receiving stolen
goods, the iron in question and paid
a fineof $500. In the civil case today
defense was that he did
not know the goods were stolen ana
that he offered to return it when he
learned that he was at fault. The
case went to the jury late this after
noon and the Judge ordered a sealed
verdict.
The case of w. G. Whittier of Win
ter VS.. Dirigo Mutual Fire Insurance
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Imported Dolls
Vogue at Florists

under the Fifth Avenue sun 10 the
vogue for imported dolls as a florist
shop accessory. In the hot-house
atmosphere Of expensive orchids and
fragile camilias. miniature Watteau
shepherdesses, a Marie Antoinette,
Pompadour and Beatrice d'Este Ian
guidly survey from below their in
credible wigs the parade Of buying
beaux.
The dolls. Of the soft boudoir type,
are designed, modelled and painted by
Italian and French artists. Beauti-
fully costumed in satin and silk
period frocks. they range in size
from fifteen inches to three feet Of
height.
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one of the family that has been to
the hospital
Andrew and Manville Homell have
returned to their work, after passing
a weeks vacation at their home In
Rome.
Arthur Lincoln from Norwalk.
Conn.,, arrived at the home of
Charles Trask, Tuesday. to pass the
summer.
A. S. Foster, Russell Stevens and
Leon Watson are making maple
syrup this spring.
Altho there Is quite an abundance
of snow left, from Rome Corner to
New Sharon, the automobiles are
driving thru.
Ermine Blaisdell is teaching the
Whittier school. the spring term, in
the place of Velma Bacon.
Raymond Tibbetts Is home from
his work in Vermont.
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STATE ROAD FARM

member of that class. About 20
young people were present and made
merry with games and much music
both vocal and instrumental. Mr..
Moore of the school faculty. in be-
half of the company presented Miss
HALLOWEEN with a most beautiful
volume In which may be preserved
the photographs, autographs. and
many other souvenirs of her school
days, and will be source of JOY
when the figures representing the
number of birthday anniversaries
are reversed. Dainty refreshments
and the birthday cake served their
turn, and brought the end of one
more happy event in the history of
this very happy class.
Mrs. Ethel Caswell was a caller,
Monday afternoon. upon Mrs. Bills
and Miss Barton.
ID. G. True is convaiescing from
an attack of grippe.
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second was given by Mrs. Abbott
and Bro w. b. Bailey. The pro-
gram for the evening was as follows:
Address of welcome, original, Mrs.
Wells: tableau, School Days: piano
solo, Sister Brann; tableau, Bringing
In the Sheaves, Sister Abbott and
Milliken: Willing Hands, original,
Mrs. Getchell: song. guitar accom-
paniment, Mrs. Taylor and Brann:
piano solo. Sister Brann; song, by
Taylor and Brann, When the Dew is
on the Rose; Black Face Sketch.
Garry Me Back to Old Virginny,"
which was fine, by Sister GetcheiI.
Milliken, Wells and Abbott and Bro.
Getchell: piano solo: Colored Quar-
tette with encore. The program was
furnished by Sisters Getchell, Milli-
ken. Gerald. wicker Taylor, and
surely deserves much praise. Song
by the grange. Refreshments were
Seryesf
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WINDSOR

WEST-Judge F.. NJ. HalloweH
and his son, who are visiting his
sister at Weeks Mills. passed Sun
day with the family of his nephew.
A. f. Caswell at The Fins.
Miss Ellen NJ. Pierce was a Sun
day morning visitor at Lone Maple.
V. S. Odlin and his daughter. Mrs.
Mari, both of Waterville. passed the
weekend with his younger daugh-
tiers at the farm. Mr.. Odiin has
leased his farm to Benjamin Sarty
for the year.
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KeiIey.Perkins

Harold West Kelley, son of MFR.
and Mrs. James Kelley. and Miss
Susie Mary Perkins. daughter of
Charles Perkins, her mother now
Mrs. Arthur w. Leonard of Morrill,.
were married at the home Of the
brides aunt, Mrs. Susie Morey, Con-
gress street, Rev. Hosea W. Rhoades
officiating. Both are graduates Of
the Belfast High school and mem
bers of the Baptist church where
they are active In the young peo-
pies societies. AT the ceremony,
which was attended by relatives and
intimate friends, Miss Ruth Wight
was bridesmaid and Charles Buzzell
groomsman. The living room was
very prettily decorated with spring
flowers and a reception followed. The
young couple have many friends and
have many good wishes for their
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attended court for two weeks as one
of the Jurors.
Mrs. John Simmons is very i'll at
this writing: her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Brown, Is caring for her.
Oscar Upham and wife are rejoie-
ing over 9h lib. boy. which the
stock left April IL.
Mrs. Hattie Written Is expected
home next week for Portland. where
she has passed the winter with her
daughter.
c. w. Hannah, who has been con-
fined to the house for Is weeks with
rheumatism, is better and able to be
out
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3a Acres Near the Shore
And Electrics to City

Easy and abundant living here: level
loamy tillage, large wooded pasture
with brook, heavy-bearing apple or
chard; few min. walk to RR, electric
cars e. Tillage advantages: lovely old
fashioned home, fine condition, elm
shade, broad sweeping views, base
ment barn. Called away, will leave
years fitted wood, wagon & tools for
Cousens.' Opp. Town hall. Kennebunk.
Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-23
UNION

NORTH-The travelling is bad,
frost is coming out in many places.
Robert Esancy has opened an ice
cream parior and lunch room at
Union Common.
John Sfmons returned from Rock
land last Saturday. where he has