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Evening star., 1926-06-10

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A gem of a home, south
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rooms and modern bath;
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hardwood floors. It's a
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PRICE, 81 .4SO
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It's a Home you'll be
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and one you can bank on
the value.
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Evening star., 1926-06-10
DETACHED HOME.

Located in the hest section OF beautiful
! Brookland: large lot with trees. flowers and
j crane arbor The house 10 thoroughly mod
| ern: there large pOrches. six rooms tile
! bath dry cellar. hot water heat. cleo. etc.
| This 10 wonderful buy: very easy terms.
'"''e PHONE SERVICE TILL. Bpm
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0IQ 5th St NV NJ Sa4Q
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SIMMER CAMPS.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-CAMP ON POTOMAC. FULLY
furnished: 500: terms. Call Lincoln 1881
after Dn
Evening star., 1926-06-10

ARTHUR r, BRANDES.
myoq jel -, q 10 Trustees
Evening star., 1926-06-10

OUT.OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
1000 acres of coal and timber land and
undeyeloped acreage of Pittsburg coal in
West virginia. Address Box 1874. Morgan
Evening star., 1926-06-10

ADAM A. wEscHLER & son. Auctloneer..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
5. P. STARTS PLAN
FOR REMOVAL OF
GRADE CROSSINGS
ny United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Sept. H.. The
southern Pacific company, mr. com
pi!ahce with an order received Sat
urday, started plans for removal Of
two heavily travelled grade crossings
between Los Angeles and Glendale.
One is on the Los Feliz boulevard
and the other on the Glendale Brand
boulevard. Each is crossed by sev
"raI parallel Southern Pacific tracks
4 condition Of coust;ut hazard H.
motorists, according to the state
railroad commission.
The commission. on complaint of
tn" Los Angeles county grade cross
ing commission, q semi official or
ganization, ordered he Southern PA.
rific company to file. within l2O
days, plans for elimination Of the
crossings.
Plans viii be approved, wholly
or in part, at hearing subsequent
10 the filing. Probable cost of the
project is estimated at 81 900 900
The plan likely to be drawn, ac-
cording to the railroad commission,
would consist Of barrel subway
providing passage for the highways
beneath tbs railroad tracks.
Woman's : place used to be in the
home but this summer il seems to be
in the English channel.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
Mission Chimes
Awaken SIeepers
Aboard "p;,tI,.e''

Music Of mission crimes viii ~.
propriacIy awaken passengers ON
the Padre between Los Angeles and
San Francisco hrcaftcr. according
to +. $. Mrkinnis, passenger traf
lir manager for Southern Pacific
Company.
In place Of toe2in2 at the bed
covers to wake be.atcd >unberers.
port"rS will pass through the sleep
ing rar, sounding rcvcillc upon \
f"ur'oucd set of chimes.
Chimes make 4 pleasant WAY Of
aw"k"ning passengers in "a" morn
ing, MrGinHi2 sand. While not
loud, th" agrooablv mciodious
t>"cS accomplish th" purpose in Il
manner satisfartor. to In. Traveller.
So comfortable has modern rail
transportation become that many
ovcrsleop and must be awakened
50 they may breakfast before the
train reaches its destination.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
1istless.
Fire Destroys
Barnes Home

\ serious fire occurred in the
Mclolaud farm district yesterday
afternoon when the home of \. j.
Barnes, six miles cast of FL Centre
burned to the ground, The cause
Of the fire has not been determined
according to the brother of Mr..
Barnes. who is caring for the farm
during the absence of the family on
the coast.
In addition to the home, which
was one of the most attractive farm
homes in the valley, considerable
amount of new furniture and prac-
ticallv all tho personal belongings
of the family were lost.
Barnes purchased the farm about
ven" AGO frGm +. O. Williams.
we'll known valley resident for
,.,dr>. and now il husircNS in Los
Angeles. However. til" family just
recently moved to thc farm from
FL Centre where they residei while
Barnes was proprietor 'f Steve 5
Coffee shop.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
Advise Control
On Infection

Local farm advisors are greatly
interested in controlling contagious
diseases of poultry that are getting
a start i'll fiocks belonging to some
local paultrvmen. Domestic birds
arc subject to a considerable mum
Der OF diseases caused by germs
which may be kept out Of tlocks
by suitable preventive measures.
The advisors advocate precm'l u
airy methods to keep those birds free
from disease which have not become
infected. The Introduction Of new
birds from Infected f!ocks. exposure
at poaitry shoNs and contact with
fowls which are diseased are the
primary ways Of transmitting germs.
Infection may also be carried to
premises on the shoes of man or feet
Of animals Frcc-tlymg birds are
apparently responsible for the
spread of disease in some eases.
Poultry keepers should quarantine
newly procured fowls or show birds
for two to four weeks, in order to
ALLOW symptoms Of amy disease
which may be carried to develop.
Control Measures
Control measures advocated by the
extension service men include Scpar-
alton of diseased birds from the
flock aud as a rulr tn" best policy
is 10 Kill them 50 they cannot infect
,thc rest Of the flock. DroppinGS
should hc removed from TIA" houses
dajlv and placed where the fowls
viii no. have access to them,
The houses and all feeding and
drinking utensils should lac frequent
Is cleaned aud dsutrct"d.
The use Of prmaganat" of potash
ia the drinking water serves to
prevent the spread Of infection by
means Of the water, which otherwise
is likely to be contaminated 10y DIS
charges from diseased birds. Th"
proportion is oGc-third teaspoon Of
pcrmanganatr to the gallon of drink
ing water. II is also advisable to
give the entire flock dose of Ep-
som salts in th" proportion of one
half teaspoon To the adult toWl. me
salt may hr mixed in a sufficient
quantity of mash for one feeding.
These preventative measures Sng-
gcstcd by the advisors property ap'
piled are, they believe, the SurcSt
means Of controlling diseases OF
domcSticatcd birds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
Cutter TOWs In
Fishing Craft
Nv I ni."t Press Ipused NIrp

san PE no Sept. II Three
Fishermen marooned off s'raugglcr
Cove, Santa cruz Island. when tneir
ton fishing craft, Poirauna. be-
cam" disabled, were toNnd into the
harbor here today by coast guard
Cutter 30. 2j3.
The fishermen had hccn drifting
hclplcssly for several hours when
they were picked up by the cutter.
but had experienced no real hard
ship.
The rescued mon were Michael
Petcrman, captain, and Alex Trum-
or" and Max Ostcrman. owners, all
Of San Pedro.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
IMPERIAL
By Press starr Correspondent

IMPERIAL, Sctp. l4.-Eddie Me
Donald left Saturday for the coast.
lie will be gone two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Black are
The proud parents Of n baby boy,
Leslie Darcwood, born Sept s. Mrs.
Black and little son are doing nice
ly
Miss Winona Walton has started
her vacation bv visiting friends at
IIcbcr. Miss Walton will 90 to the
coast in 4 few days.
Mr. and Mrs. \. g. Ingram spent
the week end in the mountains.
Mrs Matte MccEs returned to
Imperial last week, bringing witht
her sam Turner's baby boys. Mrs.
NcckS has spent the summer in Ala
mogordo, New Mexico. The health
Of the twins are improved greatly.
Mr.. aod Mrs y. Stewart of the
Tamarack were in Imperial Satur
dav.
Dr. Toffcr was a business visitor
in RI Centre Saturday.
Hugh Scott and Steve Harris
drove to San Diego Saturday night
Mr.. Scott returned Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Harris will remain scvc-
raj days visiting friends.
Mr., and Mrs. ROLAND Reed have
returned 10 their ranch southeast Of
Imperial after a summer spent on
the coast.
w. B. Brown of the Cudahv ranch
motored to the mountains SATURDAY.,
Mrs. Brown and children returned
with him.
Mrs j. H"cr of FL Centre was an
lmpcri1l caller SATURDAY.
Mis- Anna Mac E4es lcf' Friday
for Hcrkclcv whore She will attend
Ntatc Normal.
Mr. aud Mrs W :. Iovett hayn
returned from a SIX weeks honey
moon tom of California and Yves.
crn Nevada. Mrs. I..Nctt was for
mcrlv Mis-, nrs,jc Lsp'h Of this citv.
''cN h.,,' secured '&c h.usc or
Seventh street rrccrtr occupied hv
sam Tumc" ml viii le at home
there TO ;n"is many fricrdS ar'"r
Scu'cmlar l5th.
Miss EStrlla I'ana and Miss
Grace Gt'ri,"o spout sunday with
friends III C"ntro.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
DEMOCRATIC PLAN
OF TAX REDUCTION
IS NOT POSSIBLE
lily nitcd Press Leased Wire

PAUL SMITH s, \. y. Sept. II.
-Thc Democratic plan for 4 $780,
100000 tax reduction at the next
session Of congress would be impoS-
Sible without completely rearranging
the financial set up of the treasury.
the presidential spokesman said to-
day.
The alleged surplus, he added, is
only theoretical and the government
bias lust been forced 70 borrow 500
100000 to meet loans maturing to-
morrow, f taxes were further re-
duccd the government would have
to borrow more money, it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
Mexican Police
Release Lawyer

MXeican officials at Mexicali have
released Jules uriburu. Los Angc-
les attorney, who was arrested on
August % on suspicion of implica-
tion in the short lived Estrada revo.
lutionary plot. uriburu was taken
from a Southern Pacific train at
Mexicai by ruralos.
Although he denied any connec-
ton with the Estrada movement he
was held while an investigationswas
made. He was released yesterday
afternoon by order Of the Rodriguez
administration.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
Old San Quentin
Rah! Varsity
BY HOMER l.. ROBERTS
Omitted Press staff Correspondent

SACRAMENTO, Sept. ll.-''G Get
tn" old r"Ilcgc spirit into couvicte
and they II work their heads OFF. ''
! Thus dos Ben H. Mlllikcn, state
: .opo rlnl'ntcnt Of PRISON road camps
rxplains ms system for getting best
, results out of his workmcu. The
/ prisoners, he d"clarcS. are cpnrrcI
! On to higher cndcavor by the same
{ spirit that causes Il football team
: 10 fight is way out Of defeat +,
i victory, or that keeps u racer ON
the cind"r oath though his LEGS are
wobbIY and every breath stabs like
81 knife.
"Tak" a&a} rpr convict's garb
and ropIa"" ii with college cords. -
saws Miliihcn. Replace his pick
AID 81 II with . baseball bat or a
football. and call his institution
the Tn "rSity Of san Quentin on
the COLLEGE Of Folsom-and Won
have 4 5'udion not altogether dif-
f"rcnt from the rivalry between
prison road camps.
, Illustrating the feeling Of romnc
tition between the road groups.
MiIiikcn reports Il conversation he
overheard between two prisoners.
Hub, snortcd one. 'swho said
that San Quentin bunch can build
roads! Thas" old cGGs are about
all in. LG@k nj ue. We re y bunch
Of voun" men. We have lot Of
/ fight. V" can work rings around
their gang. Look how much better
our slopes are than theirs. =
Yo" r" right. = rcnicd the 9th
or. eff they think thcv are road
builders they're 5 full Of bologna. -
There is real team work in a con
Wet road camp-iust as much as in
4 college grid team, Millikcn be-
licvcs.
"On the Mcrccd canyon road, -
he recalls, "wth Folsom men nt
one end and San Quentin mon at
| the other. the men nearly broke
their backs to got their nnrt of the
road finished. They never lost a
chance to show how much better
they woe than tho otho" r"mn
Why, they were as Jealous as q
! bunch of kids. =
Millikcn. who believes that priS.
oncrs make much better workmcn
than free labor. is proud of Cali
fornia 5 prison road system. Tn the
three years the camp at Crescent
! CITY has bpnn in oDnrofion +hnrn
] has not been single escape, he
reports. The few escapes in other
camps have been because the men
! didn t like the camnS. or because.
i of some infraction of rules, feared
they would be sent back to the
| prison again.
The seventh grade shed, 200 feet
long. has been built at Simms. San
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
FOOTBALL FANS
WILL SEE EVENLY
MATCHED TEAMS

'OLl'MBlS, Ohio. Sept II. F.
football fans this fail will see
k""ncr competition ar-ong gridiron
"Irvcns Of bIg colleges and The
most evenly matched tcams in the
history Of he game, according to Dr.
. John W. Wilcc, coach Of Ohio state
university.
Thcr" are two rrasor, why fans
may expect this equality, Wilcc said
Football has been reduced 10 Il
science and all the knowledge has
been generally dis 1eminated. All
big college have about the same
coaching StarfS and these arc ac
goaint"d with every method al at
tack and defense.
2-Shorta2c Of good material is a
problem that no longer exists. In
t"r">t in football has increased tfr-
m"ndousIv mtd high schools are
sending better football players to
colIrgc. An increasing number Of
college football candidates is appcar-
ing each S"asUn-Sufficicut to as
sure well balanced team.
Victory now, Coach WiIcc said,
viii bc decided by the extra margin
or margin Of driIl or training or by
an individual star like Red Grange.
Tradition Exploded
80 The tradition that one college
~Wav, turns out Il good team will be
rNplod"d.' Wilcc said. No bio
college should have It weak team. y
The big t"n' conference race,
WiIcc predicted, will be the closest
in history.
DR.. Wilcc disagreed with Coach
Howard Jones Of the University Of
Southern California that the new
penalty on forward passing will tend
TO increase punting.
The effect of the rule will be to
make passes more deadly Wilce
said. There will be fewer imcom-
p!ctcd passes. Players will be bet
. ter trained in passing.'
Wilcc has obtained the services
Of Andy "Swcde' Oberlander, all
American Dartmouth star and one of
! the greatest passcrs Of the game, to
drill the Ohio team in passing the
bail. The aerial game long has
been a tavorite with Wilce.
The marriage of Dagmar Godow
ski to Frank MAYO has been voidcd
because he took a divorce from an
other wife for granted
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
BOBBY JONES TURNS
IN SPLENDID CARD

SHORT HILLS, y. j., Set. IL
Bobby Jones, defending champion,
virtually assured himself of the
qualifying medal in the National
Amateur Golf tournament here tins
afternoon turning in cmd of 40
-H-14l
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
SEELEY
Ry Press starr Correspondent

Nv Press STAR Corrcspondcnt
SEELEY, Sept. 14.-The Scclcy
grade school opened Monday morn
ing with a good attendance in all
rooms.
Sunday school will be held at ten
and preaching service AZ eleven
Sunday, September 10, at the Secl
rv Union church Rev. John G,
Spencer will preach.
Eugene Higgins, the president of
the Seclcy Christian Endeavor,
will lead the meeting at $ p. IN. Sun,
day,
Melvin sheldon returned this
week with his father and mother.
from Ramona, where he has spent
'hc summer with his uncle, J s.
Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Pearse. write
from Point Iona that they expect
to return to Seelev soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
Here and There
in Sport Wcrld

BROOKLYN, y. Y-Harry Wal
ZACH, New York lightweight, re-
ceivcd thd decision over Tommy
Cello Of California in a bout here
last night. Cello had an advantage
in the earlier rounds, using right
hand punch effectively, but Wal
lach hit the coast fighter hard,
weakening him. toward the end of
the fray.
san FRANcISCO-Joc Stccher.
world 5 champion wrestler, won his
match with Rcnato Gardini Of Italy
last night at the civic Auditorium,
taking ono fall in the two hour
match. 1t came after 81 minutes,
40 seconds Of graphing, q body
scissors and wriStlocI causing the
1t"ji"n 5 downfall. The match was
listless.
san FRANCISCO.-With the Pa
cific coast middlcwcight title at
stake. Joe Roche and Leo Lomski
will meet at Recreation Park tonight
in a 10 round main even bout.
Rochnc took decision from Lom-
ski at a recent meeting here but
Lomski appeared to be a 10 to S
favoritc in netting today. Toby
Irwin will referee.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
NEWS BRIEFS
FROM City and County,
See DeloZ,er Reynolds for best
ices on your used furniture. 6tf

See DeloZ,er Reynolds for best
ices on your used furniture. 6tf
Estimates on Painting your house
adly furnished by Valley Lamb"f
l., phone 24l. Adv.
Ruth Teeplc Reid school Of mus
Little children and Older b"GIn-
hrs given very special attention.
i3 Holt Ave. Phone 23G. adv
Mrs. Brackenbury Returns.-Mrs.
bruihv Mix Brackcnbury and two
aildrcn. bona and Wallace return
4 10 FL Ccntro yesterday after
lending the greater part of the
INNER at la JUlIa. Mrs. Brack-
bury also spent Il month in Den
-r, Colorado, where she received
tncing instruction from Victor T..
adcrs,rom, state supervisor of
lncing. Mrs. Brackcnbury, who
Is taught dancing in RI Centre for
b. past three years, will resume
.r teaching at an early date.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

Lettie Early Van Hoesen, So.
'auo, Church ana concert Soloist,
ramatic Reader, late of lIinshnW
observatory and Lctilia l!arnun
.hool of Expression faculties, Chi
20, come. to FL ;'"ntrD as head Of
oicc and Expression Branches "r
.e Academy Of MUSE, which is
,w open -. cnrniImtm;. 60 Olive.
homes 1861 and 46GW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

Wanted students who wish to
|ork for their room and board
.hile attending business college.
pecial enrolment days August 80,
hptember G, and l3. Address Riv-
-side Business College, Riverside,
;Ilifornia. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
For q Real Lemonade or Orange
le at Paul'S, Union Stages De-
)t aAv

Danger Signal at Detour.-An
Icctrically lighted sign, warning
.otorists that Il bridge is out, will
/. erected on the IIoltvillc road ut
ac beginning of the dctour, soon.
he road will be open clear through
>morrow when tie oiling will be
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

Repair Your Buildings now be-
fore the fail rush, phone Valley
Lumber Co., oil, for reliable ear.
pcnterS.-Adv. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14
Loyal Young People Meet

Loyal Young People Meet-The
.ovai Young p"nrlcS' Class of the
tate Street Christian Church will
pld thcir first hu-incSs meeting of
b. year tonigh; .. the < o. Lingo
bne at ~ Nirc stree Officer
'il hr elected aud work for tn
5miug year viii be pll'ncd. All
nib 2, e t1c ''ass :l' asked 10
1. t,r,.:.tgti
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

Ruth Teeple Reia school of mus.
ic. a thorough foundation in the
fundamentals of Piano Playing.
Playing at sight is emphasized.
Private lessons only. 5o3 Holt Ave.
Telephone 23G. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

When Visiting Los Angeles drop
In to cat at "Stete s. 1909 West
Seventh. 4 real valley welcome
from valley folks. Adequate park
ing space. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

NIB r.. e trc r'ass .l' asked 10
I,re;"si.
DR.. Harry Findley. specialist in
4seases OF owe. ear nose and
nroat. 20 "a Davis Bldg. Phone
2. adv
Ruth Teeple Reid school Of mus
A limited enrolment means more
Adividual instruction for your
hid. Studio 523 Holt. Phone 236.
adv
Studio Enlarged.-Pupils are al
lady enrolling for the fail classes
i Mrs. Adelaide Hartman, which
i'll begin next Monday. In order
) accommodate the increase IN pu-
Ills. Mrs. Hartman is cnlarglng hc'
ndio At jlj Broadway.
The Fuller Brush man viii call
IN vou soon Wait for hun or
hone 937W. rarkvicw Apts. adv
Jenkins Violin and Cornet Studio
I'm reopen for enrolment of old
ld new student, September lSih.
adv
School Opens. WrStmorland and
.rawlcv schools opened for the fail
arm Yesterday with increased at
,ndanec and prospects of further
,cr,aSr in enrolment the next ten
AVS. Other valley schools Will
art the fall term Monday.
For Houses sec Afflerhangh. adv
MANY Of the Things you have
,een wanting for your HON" are
ow on sale at the |. Y. Hardware
= adv
For Sale Or ~ent-pianos- De.
,zier Rey nolas Furniture Co. OH
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

DR.. Harry T!ndley. specialist in
iseases OF oye, ear nose and
nroat. 10 "a Davis Bldg. Phone
, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

DR.. A. b. Hanson, Dentist. FIX
t'actiCh specialist Davis Bldg.
tIenings by appointment Phone
sW adv
Purity Dairy srcrialilrs in milh
for babies. Phone 907R5. ltf
Home Coming time is home fur
nlahlng time at the |. Y. Hardware
go. adv
1. v. Academy Of Music, Elmer
a. Todd, Director. Piano, Pipe Or
gan, Voice, Dramatic Art, Compost
tion. The building aud equipment,
pronounced by visiting artists un-
surpassed anywhere, IS the result Of
II years conscientious work in the
Vallcy, re.inv"stcd in and for the
valley our Ultimate aim is 10 de-
Nclop Il conservatory Of which all
may be justly proud. 70 This end
We welcome the return Of old friends
and invite cooperation and patron
age Of new ones. Pupils now enroll
ing. G32 Olive. Phone IGGJ and
l6GW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

Afflerbaugh has what you want.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

We Are Prepared to take care OF
your trade, anything in the way Of
Fat hens and fryers. Give us trial
NJ. +. Todd, l0s2 Woodward Ave.
Phone 9GG. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

The seventh grade shed, 200 feet
long. has been built at Simms. San
Joaquin valley, a noted grape cen
TOW
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

The marriage of Dagmar Godow
ski to Frank Mayo has been voidcd
because he took divorce from an
other wife for granted.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

The Fuller Brush man viii call
n vou soon. Wait for hun or
hone 931W. ParkVicw AptS. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-14

Jenkins Violin and Cornet Studio
al reopen for cnrollmrnt of old
nd new student, September 18th.
adv
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LITCHFIELD

Rev. o. Tangberg of Gardiner, has
purchased the old homestead Of Mrs.
Effie Small.
Mrs. A. G. Gowell entertained Sun
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Grover and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Small of Lisbon
Falls.
Mrs. w. C. Bowley was the Friday
guest of her brother, Will Newell at
Merrills Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Gowell and
daughter. Mabel were callers at Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Stevens, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Gowell and
family were Sunday callers at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Purin-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lord Of
Monmouth were Sunday visitors at
II. w. Maxwelrs.
Mrs. Elizabeth True and Miss Fam
ME are visiting at F. N. Adams.
Doris Cram is having a vacation.
She went to Bar Harbor. Monday, to
visit Mrs. Jesse Lewis.
Mrs. F. w. Wyman returned to
Lowell, Mass, Wednesday after pass
ing few days with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Trott.
Quite number from here attended
the husking at w. T. Woodbury's,
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Gilman, Mrs.
H. w. Maxwell, Mrs. F. N. Adams and
DR.. and Mrs. r. w. Goss went to
Bath. Wednesday evening to attend
the Eastern Star meeting.
Mrs. E. D. Cram will go to Bangor.
Thursday to attend the Teachers
Convention.
working at CobboSsee Colony during
the summer, finished his labors there
last week.
Mrs. Frank c. Spear of Roslindale,
Mass, has been passing a few days
with Mrs. r. w. Goss-
CORNER-Mrs. Rachel Rathbun's
Sunday school class will serve a
f1apjack supper at the vestry Satur-
day evening. October 80. The supper
will be followed by a Halloween So
cial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Getchell Of
Gorham, n. H, are visitors at Mr..
Vannah's.
Frank Smith is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Belle Smith in Boston, Mass.
Orrean and Everett Getchell of Cor
ham. n. H, are stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Getchell for the win
ter. ~
Mrs. Lawrence Olin of North Eas-
ton, Mass, passed last week with
Mrs. Emily Smith.
Seymore White and Jack Rogers
and family left Saturday for Canada
where Mr.. White will be employed
cutting Christmas trees for the Bos-
ton market
Mrs. Lemont Simpson and daugh-
ter, Bessie of Brunswick, Oman New
all and family Miss Mae Getchell of
Topsham and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Hanson of Lewiston were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Get
chell
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin Of
South Easton, were week end guests
of Mrs. Emily Smith.
Mrs. Eta Johnson and Miss Lucy
Loring went to Gardiner, Saturday
for the winter.