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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-25
Here ON business

Frank Bodley of Pilares, Mexico,
is, in the city for few days on
business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-25

Here on Business
Evening star., 1926-04-04
EXCEPTIONAL
HOME BEAUTIFUL
Pass Judgment Inside
Open Sunday and Every Day.
3527 PATTERSON ST.
Near Nevada Ave.
EACH 90 FEET WIDE.
One block of
Chevy Chase Circle.


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QUICK REALTY CO., INC.
l4lO "II' St NV. Main 54e2
Evening star., 1926-04-04

CHEVY CHASE, D. {.
S12,75O
Modern homo of 8 rooms, including bed
rooms: also sleeping porch built-ln garage;
large lot: house practically clear. an oppor-
tunity of lifetime. Terms can be arranged
S10,25O
Large home: splendid value: rooms and
bath: garage to match house; first trust of
$500 at 5 per cent.
$4,000
recently completed Mller-built home
complete in every detail: a charming home
OF splendid value: los 70x110; within one
block OF Connecticut avenue.
$4,000
pretentious home of finest brick con-
struction; rooms ) baths, open porches
and l sleeping porch: Gear brick garage.
Brookland and Northeast
$1,000
Large S-room house. including 4 bed
rooms; lot 50x150; garage.
$500
Brick house, completed within last year:
contains rooms and BATH easy terms can
be arranged.
Evening star., 1926-04-04
WE ARE GETTING

WE ARE GETTING
some of the best moderate priced. mod
ern houses in the northwest section listed.
Let our representatives show you some Of
these bargains before buying for home or
Investment. Pfces and terms are greatly
Special-Nr 18th and Hamilton-Lot AK
I75: alley: S-room detached house: garage :;
chicken house. etc. A big saving for quick
purchaser in this desirable home section :;
corner west of 14th--10 +. & b. detached !:
garage: reasonable on easy terms. or rent
500 mo-: Mt. Pleasant-9 +. & b. brick.
modern, double garage: possession: asking
$4,000; open for an, offer on very inviting
. tached II r. & 2 D. brown pressed brick
garage: mr. Meridian Hill PIX; take less than
appraised value on easy terms or nome on
Capitol Hill in part payment.
18th and Farragut: mr.. 18th and Park I'd.
10 rooms: mr.. 9Th and Madison. rooms:
mr.. 18th and Park rd.. 8 rooms; mr., 11th
and Otis 6 rooms: mr.. Luray and Park pl..
6 rooms: mr.. 18th and Morse ne, rooms:
nr. 9TH and NJ ne. rooms: attn and AS
bury pl., cor. Groom BUNGALOW: nr; 18th
10Th and G s.w.. s-room brick,
Colored--775 Hobart: 1885 sherman. ave.
mr. 10th and l. NV: 425 l7th Sc, and
many other houses for colored in different
sections of the city easy payment plan.
Any of the above properties are open Tor
any reasonable offer on terms and number
are for trade or rent. Main office open until
9 pm. Uptown and Clarendon offices until
9 80 nm.
N. T. RYON CO., INC,
Main 1897. 1923 St.
Evening star., 1926-04-04
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc
Realtors.
1912 Eve St NV Franklin 9503.

Connecticut Avenue Highlands.
35l2-l4 30th at NV. one block west of
Conn ave car line: eight rooms tiled bath.
attractive fixtures; all modern Improvements:
or owner W G. IRWIN Phone Cleveland
1Eo1 i3s
Evening star., 1926-04-04

W. c. & A. N MILLER
111o 18th Street NV. Main 1870
Evening star., 1926-04-04

CLEVELAND PARK HOMES
1880
Detached; 6 rooms and bath: garage
beautiful shrubbery
$1,000
Two-story house of 8 rooms and bath :
spacious grounds with beautiful trees and
shrubbcry; garage.
S1o.5OO
Will purchase this home OF o rooms and =
| This low price only because of quick sale
| desired.
$4,000
Are you interested in one of the finest
buys offered in years?
This Miller-bullt homo of brick construc-
detail: splendid location; investigate this op-
portunity.
MARYLAND SUBURBAN
$1O,5OO
| Buys this charming bungalow Of o rooms
closed in glass: built-in garage: located in
Takoma Park. on new concrete ST.: large lot
| with wonderful trees and beautiful shrub
| berry.
$1,000
| This charming bungalow completed with
| in one year. Large lot with garage
n. MILLER,
BUILDERS
Main 100
Evening star., 1926-04-04

Seven. rooms, two baths. open fireplace,
shower in basement adjoining built.in garage.
Decorated TO suit your individual taste.
Inspect this entire section and then visit
the exhibit house 29l7 CATHEDRAL AVE.
Open Sundays and daily.
w Al d M A N,
1870 st. NV Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1926-04-04

Pronounced by several Wash
ington architects as the most
beautiful Spanish Design"
house to be found in the vicinity
of Washington.
Evening star., 1926-04-04

Various types of beautiful
homes, Is minutes from the city
center, yet all the charm Of open
country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-30
Alfalfa Tour

Despite the shower which took
place at the time appointed for the
start of the alfalfa tour and field
meeting. a group of thoroughly in
terested men went the rounds as
scheduled.
The first stop at W. J. Rands gave
those attending an opportunity to
see just what first years stand of
alfalfa hay should look like. A
square rod was cut and weighed and
estimated to cut two tons of cured
hay the first cutting. This will be
cut probably the week of June rs.
The hay at present was well over
two feet in height and of rich
green in color.
A field of sweet clover at the same
place only weighed out l Ia tons
to the acre as cured hay.
The field of Everett Hilton after
weighing a square rod was estimat-
ed to cut 3-4 tons to he acre cured
hay. This also will be cut the week
of June 2S.
That this valuable crop can be
successfully grown by those willing
to follow details was proven to those
attending. There were representa-
tives from the towns of Norridge-
wock. Madison, Mercer and North
Arson attending.
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CL.IN

Miss Lena Lewis, of Fairfield, is in
town visiting at the home of Miss
Doris Bracket, of Main street. Miss
Lewis was a former resident here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bryant. of Pitts
daughter and husband Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Tuttle. of Pleasant street.
Miss Alzada Thurstaon, who has
been in town visiting with friends,
has returned to her home on the
North Clinton road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mcleod and Mrs.
Ackley and daughter. Marion, of
Fairfield, were in town Sunday call
ing on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wakely motored
to Exter on Sunday, where they Wis
tied at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Emma Barney and family.
Miss Doris Thursher motored to
Bar Harbor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Walker have
gone to F'reeport. wher Mr.. Walker
has employment for the M. c. r. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Gerald, Roy
Simonson, Archie Weber and Alton
Pooler. were among the business cal
lers In Waterville yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Gordon and
daughters Margaret and Isabelle and
sons, William and Jack, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Hodgdon motored to
lakewood on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ola L. Gerald and
son, Lawrence, and Miss Marjorie
Gerald motored to Benton the first
of the week, where they called at the
home of Mrs. Cusham Pulsifer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Weymouth
and daughter, Josephine, and Mrs.
hubert McNally and daughter. Doro-
thy, motored to Unity Sunday.
The following persons m0toerd to
Lakewood Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Walker, Vernon Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. George Wakeley and son,
George, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. George
Billings and daughters, Georgia and
Helen. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde L. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chase and
children, Eliza and Clifton, motored
to Waterville yesterday.
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BRUNSWICK
Loye.Dunhan


The marriage of Miss Nellie MILL
cent Durham, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Eiwyn Il. Durham of this town,
and Or. Robert Beleau Love, son of
Mrs. Nettie A. Love of Danforth,
was solemnized at the Pleasant
Street Methodist Episcopal church at
8 o'clock Tuesday evening, the dou-
BILE ring ceremony being performed
by Rev. Thomas F. Jones, ID. D., Of
Hampden, Me.
The bride was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. James b. McBain, as
matron Of honor and by Miss Susie
E. Harmon and Miss Edith z. Lyon
as bridesmaids. Little Alice May Nj
coll, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur J. Nicoll. was flower girl. The
best man was DR.. Oscar r. johnson
of Monson and the ushers were Ev-
erett H. Mason and William II.
Bailey.
The church was prettily decorated
with evergreen and bridal wreath.
The gown of the bride was of white
fat crepe, embroidered with satin
and pearls. She wore veil of tulle
which was cought with orange BIOS
SONS and pearls, and she carried a
beautiful shower bouquet of white
roses and swansonia.
The matron of honor wore a
gown of light blue crepe de chene
and her bouquet was of butterfly
roses. The gowns of the bridesmaids
were of pink crepe de chene and
they carried bouquets Of snap drag
ons. A beautiful mahogany basket
filled with sweet peas was carried
by the flower girl, whose dress was
Of white crepe de ehene.
The wedding march and incidental
music at the church was rendered
George E. Durham of Boston, a
brother Of the bride, violinist. The
BRIDES father gave her in marriage.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton, which was attended by about
40 young people, was held at the
home of the brides on Pleasant
street. DR.. and Mrs. Love were as
sisted In receiving by Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwyn L. Durham and Mrs. Nettie
Love.
The reception room was decorated
in green and white while in the
dining room the decorative scheme
was Of pink and white. Miss Mar
tina b. Cony was in charge of the
refreshments and she was assisted in
serving by Miss Martha B. Bailey
and Miss Mary N. Bailey.
Following the reception DR.. and
Mrs. Love left by automobile for a
trip to the White Mountains and
Canada.
The bride, since completing her
| course at the Brunswick High school,
has been the bookkeeper at the Of
flee of the selectmen of Brunswick.
The groom graduated from Bow
dom College in 1923 and from the
Yale University Medical School in
192G. and is now on the staff Of the
Maine General hospital Portland.
His college fraternities are Phi Beta
Kappa. Phi Delta Psi and Phi Chi
medical.
DR.. and Mrs. Love will continue
to make their home in Brunswick
until he completes his hospital train
ing Portland. during which time
Mrs. Love will retain her position
at the selectmen's office.
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about them to partake Of very de-
licious food. The ladies had formed
groups for the supper and each
group had delicious and abundant
menus. The hostess served delicious
coffee. There was no business ses-
sion nor program. but at the close
of the supper the regent. Mrs. Flor
ence Waugh Danforth, called the
company together and suggested
that the ladies send a greeting to
daughter Of the Chapter, Mrs. Della
l.. Bartlett, who is patient In the
Kennebec Valley Hospital and with
a ready response the ladies sent
greeting to Mrs. Bartlett by Miss
Carolyn Merry, a near neighbor of
the Bartlett's, who Is a member Of
the Eunice Farnsworth Chapter and
who is passing the summer at their
Coburn Avenue home extended a
most cordial invitation from the
Bethany Baptist church to attend
the union service at 1890 Sunday
morning at the Bethany church, in
a body, in observance of the signing
of the Declaration, Of Independence,
the death of Thomas Jefferson and
president Coolidge's birthday which
happens to come ON the Fourth of
July. The chapter voted to accept
llllS lnt1LdIlOA dAu W hlCCI CT bAtO
church at 1920. One Of the most
pleasing features of the afternoon
was tours Of inspection of the house
to view the antiques and to inspect
the old house which contains a ball
room on the second floor, which
floor is reached by four different
stair cases. The ladies were loath
to leave so interesting a scene and
fingered in cnversation after the
supper. Among those present from
out of town were Mrs. Ivanella
Palmer of Einckley and Miss Faith
]. Hinckley. of Good VIII. members
Of the Euhice Farnsworth Chapter.
and Mrs. Pearl McIntire Swain OF
Portland who Is a member of the
Old Concord chapter in Concord.
Mass. Other guests present were
Mrs. Maud Wing Carr and Mrs. Mil
Ter Of Norridgewock, who are MEM
bers of the Margaret Golf Moore
Chapter in Madison.
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Mrs. Charles w. Day and daugh-
tiers, Misses Dorothy Day and Helen
Day. motored to- Belfast Tuesday to
take Miss Alice r. Parker to that
city, where she is to pass the vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Parker. Miss Parker is the
local Red Cross school nurse.
Mrs. Frank p. Pennell has return
ed from a visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Walter Bachelor. in Portland
and her sister and husband, DR.. and
Mrs. G. w. Phillips on Orr's Island.
Mrs. Lila Knight of Lakewood has
gone to Portland to visit her nephew
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer T.
knight.
Charles Pomerlieu, who has passed
some time with his family in Madi-
son and visited hts brother, Theo-
dore Pomerlieu and family in town,
Tuesday returned to Fairfield, where
he is a patient at the State Sanitori-
UNI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Cummings
and children, formerly of town now
OF Wellesley Hillside, Mass, are at
the cottage at Lake Wesserunsett for
the summer.
C. w. Van Woohris and Miss Con-
stance Mckay OF New York, who are
passing some time at Lakewood, re-
turned Tuesday night from Montreal
where they have been guests OF
Nicholas Joy of New York, who Is
acting at Montreal.
Mrs. Lucille LaChance and daugh-
ter, Miss Josephine, Of Waterville,
came Tuesday to visit at the home OF
Ledger Thibodeau.
Miss Capitola Clough and Miss
Peggie Jones, who has passed some
time at the Clough cottage at
Southport, are now guests of Miss
Clough's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clough of the Lakewood
road.
Kenneth R. Copp, senior at Colby
college, came Tuesday to visit his
father Ruel L. Copp.
Mrs. Harold Greenwood was in
Waterville Tuesday. shopping.
Miss Esther Wolff of Portland ar
rived in town Tuesday on her way
to Camp Modin at Lake George,
Canaan, where she is to be employed.
Waldron F. Kennison, who has
been guest of his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Kennison in Water
vile, returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward Mason Of Clinton
HdS III toWi oiIOpPlHS uSSQdys
Mrs. w. F. Kennison of Waterville
came to Skowhegan Tuesday to visit
her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
kennison of Spring street.
Mrs. Lettie Mari of Clinton was u
business caller in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Bean and
Mr.. Beams father, J. H. Bean of
The Forks were in town Tuesday to
i,neet Mrs. J. H. Bean, who returned
Tuesday from Bridgewater in
Aroostool county, where she was
called by the death Of her sister,
Mrs. Joshua De Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Drew, who are
managers of the Wonderland show
which has been in town for a week,
will leave today for Berlin, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer T. Knight,
who have been guests Of Mr.. knights
cousin and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Knight, have returned to Portland.
Mrs. Ivanella Palmer of Hincklev
was in town on business Tuesday
Willard Croteau went to Portland
on business Tuesday.
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SOLON

Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Eames a-e IN
Boston visiting Mr.. Eames' cousins
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Dunbar.
Mrs. Christine Mcfarland and little
daughter, Beverly, will return We'd
nesday to their home in Marblehead.
Mass.
On Thursday afternoon about 20
went to Norridgewock to attend
Somerset County Congregational
conference and the ordination of AL
bert Peacock. The father of this
young man came to Scion, which was
his first pastorate As years ago.
Friends of DIR. and Mrs. ], C.
Boyce are sorry to know of the death
of their infant daughter who was
born Wednesday.
Arville Snow is in town boarding
with Mrs. Hattie Curtiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Mitchell and
two cousins were in town, Wednes-
day. calling on friends.
Miss Lucille French and Miss
Jeanette Irvine have gone to Lake
wood, where they have employment,
through the tourist season, helping
Mrs. C.. S. Hunnewell.
Mrs. Ruby Cross started Sunday
afternoon for Dover, N. H., being
called by the death of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Vittum are en-
pertaining relatives from Portland.
Lowell Ward of Massachusetts is in
this vicinity visiting his children.
Mrs. Katie Ward and children from
New York state are here for a short
time.
Kenneth Hunnewell is driving the
hotel jitney.
Mrs. Elzada McIntire, her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Pearle SwanNand grandson
Robert Swan of Portland, are il
town for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moses of Cor
lima, were in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Livingston
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Pollard and M
and Mrs. Allston Rowell were /
Lakewood Sunday afternoon to he's
the band concert
Miss Grace Philbrook is passing
few days at Lakewood with a par
of Pennington Normal school friend
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ton, and Herbert Harry Cooper, of
Portland. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Franklin g. Davis,
former teacher Of the bride and the
signle ring service was used. The
bride Is q graduate of Springvale
High school and of Pennington Nor
NAL. and was for some years a tea
cher In Massachusetts,. For the past
six years she has conducted a sue
cessful milinary buiness in Farm
ington. Mr.. Cooper is in the adver-
Using business. being with the Wood
gate Company, Of Portland. and is
well known throughout the state. He
also Is employed by The Kennebec
Journal in their advertising depart
ment. The couple left at once for
Springvale. the home of the brides
parents, and will go from there to
Mousam Lake, where they will pass
a week, after which they will enjoy
an automobile trip thru the state to
Bar Harbor. They are to make their
home for the present at Pennington.
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WHDSORVH.I.E

George Rawley is at work on {
State road near Togus.
w. S. Johnson of Brunswick v
a business visitor in town Saturd
James Pratt of Weeks Mills v
In this section of the town on bu
ness Monday.
Claude E. French was a visitor
Augusta one day last week.
Miss Ellis Watson of Gardiner V
a weekend guest of her sister, N
Annie Sproul, and other relatives
this neighborhood.
Mrs. Ralph Davis went SUNDAY
Waterville, where she was a guest
her daughter. Marjorie.
Warren Brann was visitor :
urday in Cooper's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin /
children. accompanied by Mrs. n
tins parents, were Sunday guestf
their aunt, Mrs. j. NJ. Colby.
A. w. Seekins of Weeks Mills 8
caller in town Saturday.
Elwood Weeks of Lewiston va
weekend guest of his family.
Arthur Marson was a SUNDAYS
itor of Mrs. Marson at the M. Cs-
pital in Lewiston.
Mrs. Nellie Gould is keeping se
for A. S. Marson.
G. 7. York has purchased aw
automobile.
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D. A. R. Field Day
Was Held Tuesday

Daughters Of the Eunice Farms
worth Chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution, Monday pass
ed a delightful time at the home Of
Mrs. Henrietta Danfrth Wood, one
of the. daughters i'll historic Nor
ridgewock About the rooms were
beautiful bouquets of hot house and
garden flowers. Mrs. Wod was as
sisted in her duties of hostess by
her sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Russell
Mrs. Blanche Emery Folsom, and
Mrs. Vesta Miller One of the host
esses, Mrs. Grace P. Smith, is ill in
Auburn and was not able to be
present. The ladies gathered about
8 o'clock and were seated on the
piazza and lawn for sociability until
about 5 o'clock. Supper was served
in the dining room and it was in
deed a pretty sight when the tables.
one long one in the center and sew
eral small tables about the room.
were set and the ladies gathered
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WHITEFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry China no
two children and Mrs. Roy Ha oc
and daughter went to Togus in
day.
Mrs. Leo Macdonald and chen
of Waterville were at Mrs. M9n-
AIDS parents. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perlie ReedInd
daughter, Geraldine, and MrAa-
bel Preble of South Gardinetere
Sunday callers at the home MT
and Mrs. Arthur Merigold.
Martha Potter is recoverin ON
blood poisoning in her hand itn
no serious results.
Mrs. Maud MacInnis passe un-
day afternoon with her brotfaho
family.
Mrs. Arthur Merigold anson.
Llovd. We're in Gardiner, Mon
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Regular Meeting
Of Rotary Club

Tuesday noon the Skowhegan Ro-
tary club held its weekly luncheon
at the Grand Army hall. Mrs. Kate
Simpson served delicious meal.
The president, George Cover. pre-
sided. A report was rendered by the
committee from the Skowhegan club
which Is assisting in the arrange
ment for Kennebec Valley Rotary
Clubs Field Day at Island Park,
Thursday, July /. This committee
is composed of w. 3. Woodbury.,
Carleton P. Merrill and George A.
Plummer. Thomas G. Lord, the del
egate to the national convention,
who returned Tuesday morning
gave an interesting report on the
trip and the convention. George
Williams of Augusta was a guest
ad Philip Vardon of Nebraska, a
Rotarian who Is travelling in Maine.
was also guest.
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Ordination Service

Rev. Alfred Goodwin Peacock,
pastor of the Congregational church
was ordained as a minister at n very
beautiful and impressive service on
Thursday evening. This followed
the afternoon service which was a
meeting of the Somerset Congrega-
tional Association. There was a
large attendance of CONGREGATIONAL
lists from the nearby towns of the
association. Both the afternoon and
evening sessions were presided over
by Rev. George Loring Thurlow of
Skowhegan. In the afternoon the
business matters were attended to.
and an offering taken to defray
expenses. Supper was served at
$50 by the ladies of the Womens
Working League to which there sat
down about 175 persons. The ordi-
nation sermon was delivered by
Warren J. Moulton, DID,, president
of Bangor Theological Seminary and
the ordination prayer was given by
Prof. John J. Martin also from Ban
gor. Secretary Alfred w. Bliss of
Portland, delivered the Charge to
the church. A beautiful and appro-
pirate solo. "Thy Way Not Mine, o
Lord" by Dressles, was rendered by
Bernard Carr.
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Municipal Court

Joseph King of Madison. who was
apprehended by deputy Markham
Tuesday was before Judge Merrill
at a hearing of the municipal court
charged with non-support of his
wife and child, a little girl about
1-2 years of age. Mr.. King was in
court some time ago on the same
charge and at that time he and his
wife decided to fix affairs up and
he agreed to support his family. 1t
appears of late that he has not
been properly caring for them. Wit
nesses for the plaintiff were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Clark in whose house
the Kings reside. Mr.. Kings wit
nesses Were his parents, by whom
he Is employed on their farm and
two neighbors. Mrs. King was rep
resented by Thorne Of Madison and
Mr.. King by attorney Dubord OF
Waterville. The judge ordered King
to pay IS per week for the support
of the child as Mrs. King did not
ask for anything towards her sup
port. Attorney Dubord appealed
from this decision to the supreme
court.