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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-14

HUDSON-.ESS EX.

Our prices arc generally rec
ognized as the most reasonable
in Washington.
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PLEASE COMPARE.

Many Other Real Bargains.
LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTOR CO.,
1922 l. ST.. West of Conn. Ave.
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SELECTED
TRADE-INS.
We now have on hand the
best assortment of used cars
that we have had the pleasure
OF offering the public, includ-
ing
1925 HUDSON BROUGHAM.
1925 HUDSON COACH.
1924 HUDSON COACH.
1923 HUDSON COACH.
1922 HUDSON COACH.
ALSO:

Several Essex coaches. Some
with the new steel-post body.
We have priced all our used
cars very low to make room
for others coming i'll on the new
models which we are now de-
livering. Don't fail to see these
today. They are typical I'll.
NJ. c." values. Ask one of Our
owners what that means.
HOLLAND MOTOR CO.,
INC.
1919 18th St. (Bet. X & II.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Main o05o.
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BEDDING. MATTRESSES box springs and
pillows reno: hest prices and prompt del
Wash Mattress Co. BIOL st sW NJ 6679
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BUICK
BUICK
MURPHY
GUARANTEED IN WRITING
USED CARS,

GUARANTEED IN WRITING
USED CARS.
1926 Chrysler Coupe .$825
1925 Nash Sedan ......... 675
1926 Chevrolet Sedan $50. $50
1924 Buick Sedan ........ $50
1924 Jewett Brougham. -. 600
1924 Hupmobile Sedan -. $50
1924 Ford Touring. ....... 100
1924 Studebaker Sedan. SIS
1924 Studebaker Coupe. o75
1924 Chrysler Brougham. 800
1924 Buick 7-pass. Sedan. o75
1924 Jordan Blue Boy..... OPS
1923 Dodge Touring ..... 800
1922 Buick Touring ...... Us
1922 Jordan Sedan ....... 300
Dodge Touring ..... $50
We use G.. M. A. c. lowest
possible rates.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
DICK MURPHY. INC,
1885 18th NV.
1--WE Never Misrepresent."
$500
Cash will place in your posses
sion any of the cars listed below
"a few payments-and you are
the owner of a real automobile.
Lexington-"Anstead Tour"
Cleveland-"6" AIT.
Chevrolet 24Roadster.
Ford-"Collegiate."
Odds ~" Tour.
Several other cars. A small
down payment, easy monthly
terms, will buy any of the fol-
lowing. Priced $500 and up.
Studebaker Sedan,
Franklin Roadster (Snappy),
Nash "a" Sport,
Hupmobile Tour.
Jewett Tour. Al.
|. No guarantees. All sold as is.
If any car proves unsatisfactory
purchaser may receive allow
ance on any other car in stock.
Priced at actual cost.
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
NASH DISTRIBUTORS"
1909 L St. NV. NJ. 1912.
COVER BY THE MAYFLOWER)
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ROOFS REPAIRED--and, painted: electrical
repairing and pastering. Line. 106S-J. 10.
RUG WEAVING AND CARPET CLEANING.
N3an oc13'
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CARPENTER-BUILD remodel
ing. repairing. painting: estimates. J. c..
Clarke, 331 18th st. ne. Lincoln 104l3
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ROOF REPAIRING AND PAINTING. FUR
naccs and fines cleaned; reasonable prices.
Col. 1911. day or night. Ajax Roofing co,
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AUTO PARTS NTChEL PLATED; brass beds
relarquered. repaired; silver plating and re-
pairing: prompt service Acme Plating Co.
1927 D ct. NV. Main 06o7.
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CARS REFINISHED in a wide selection of
rolors. Sl3 to S}5, in ) to 10 hours. ready
10 use McAvoy Process Shop 1Sl5-17 l.
Phone Frank GAL
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1925 Peerless coupe. .$1,795
1925 Ford coupe. !..... 800
1925 Chandler Sport Rd., 795
1924 Peerless coupe,
hydraulic brakes. oo5
1923 Stephens sedan. -. 375
1925 Dodge SPIT. touring. sos
1924 Essex coach ....... $50
1923 Ford Fordor sedan. $50
1924 Peerless sedan ..... 1850
1924 Dodge sedan. ...... $50
1924 Buick roadster. ..... 80
1924 Hudson coach. bal
loon tires. ....... $50
1920 Peerless sedan. -. LIS
Oh Cadillac phaeton,
4-pass. .......... $50
1924 Peerless sedan ..... 1850
1924 Peerless coupe ..... $50
1923 Peerless sedan go. 9o5
1925 Peerless Spas. sedan, LOO
1926 Essex coach ....... sos
1925 Peerless big six sport
roadster .......... 1,75O
YEAR TO PAY.
PEERLESS MOTORS CO..
14th and P SITS. Main $3.50.
Y
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AUTO MISUNDERSTANDING and re-cored
by exDertS: est. u wears. Newman Auto
Radiator Works. 9O2 1th st NV. NJ. 1913
AUTOMOBILE STORAGE. Simonizipg. car
Washing ana repairing: finest in Washington.
Sheridan Garage 25i6 o st Pot 1875.
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PIANO TUNING 81. We specialize in gen
ersl piano repairs and rebuilding Get our
estimate. Prices reasonable. Skilled me-
n anics Work guaranteed. Sanderson
Schaeffer Co. 644 St ne. Line. 1907.
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BUSINESS Opportunities.

ROOMlNG HOUSE. furnshc rooms all
fun: Q rooms and bath. gas and electricity;
$500 cash d2a II 81. NV. To-
FOR SALE-Auto laundry best location in
CITY: servicng average 30 cars daily: reason
able owner leaving city. Address Box 105-
< Star office. Ia
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ANTS. BEDBT'GS. REACHES. moths. feas,
rats exterminated: guaranteed. Am. Dsinfect-
ant Co. $40 nist. Nat Blk. Bldg. NJ. 64SS.
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BEDDING RENOVATED; springs. mattresses,
pillows feather mat down comforts re-cov-
cred. Ideal Bedding Co. 1924 eth. y. l0145.
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AUTOMOBILE TOPS dressed while you wait.
81 80 TO So McAVOy Process shop. lS15-l1
II phlAIno
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CARPET AND LINOLEuM LAYING, by ex-
nert: work guaranteed: reasonable prices.
p. Smoot. 1921 Gee st. sc. Linc. 1913. 20s
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AUTO REPAIRING. oiling. greasing. Ford
motors overhaued. SO: all repair work
guaranteed Daniels Garage. $50 Eye st. n. w.
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AUTO PARTS MICHEL PLATED brass beds
andirons etc relacquered. Fine silver plat
ing. Est, 1910. John A. Gottsman & Co
Tel Frank 543l. 100 Pierce st. NV.
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PAPERING AND PAINTING--Special prices
for this week only; average size room
scraped. sized pointed and papered with
polychrome paper $500, washable liable PARE apssr
$1,000: also painting and plastering at low
prices. We use Dutch Boy lead and pure
linseed oil. mixing paints on premises so
sTsranteed In writing i years This is.
:ccsl concern and we employ local men only.
'rarTns if you desire: as long as la months
10 paw. Free estimates. PHILADELPHIA
DECORATING CO. INC. sll-Sl7 9th st.
~ Main o23b Omen evenings IL
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DENTIST wANTED-In Maryland town OF
about 4 900 population. where there is no
other dentist For information. apply TO H.
N Drunk. Cottage City. Nd. Phone Hyatts.
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PEERLESS.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
BUY WITH. CONFIDENCE.
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no RIGHT PARTY. with small cash pay
nient and services. will sell half interest In
going real estate business: overhead expenses
covered by rent list Address Box l0o-H
oAHca
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able monthly for one year. totaling 81 900.
or any one 81 them at 10 per cent discount
10 WELD Is per cent secured 10y deed of trust
an d c. houses and Endorsed 10y large
financial company Write and representative
will call Address Box 45-H. star Office. 10.
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UPHOLSTERISG-Spec prices now: slip
covers made to order: cabinet work. Capitol
I-nholsteriug Co 627 NV. NJ. 1903. ~
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PAPERING AND PAINTTNG-snecial for
this week Average size rooms. 80 ana
Esadc; washable paners. $40 per room and
up. These prices include scraplng. sizing
and pointing up. All paints mixed on iobs.
which insurcs YOU of tho hest ingredients.
Al work guaranteed against inferior work
mRnship and material No extra charge for
terms up 10 - months, Estimates given
free Peerless Decorating Co.. ia 1lth st.
plFli
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BUICK sedan: painted black. good rubber
and motor: well equipped; upholstery new
Kalorama I'd.
BUICK sedan. $3.50: Hudson sedan. late.
$3.50: Dodge 20 coupe Dodge 20 sedan
lace Motor Co. 1909 L ct. NV. Most for
your money In town. Cheaper and better
rarS are not to lie found anywhere. Re
member 10 address, Conn. ave. near l..
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WINDOW ANT DOOR SHADES = Good
quality opaque. shades fitted TO your win
81 Is: hung free We will call with samples
Kleeblatt. 18th and H SITS. ne. Line. $40.
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Observation-Disclosures over S400. week
": must leave Washington: will sacrifice if
sold at once: 5-year lease reasonable rent.
2AlA 4fh St n North 1893 LIZ
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NELDING = Casting, s'eel and alHmlnum
q eldins Shon 2N7 10Th NV. NJ. 1898.
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ATESSEN-Doing fine business: must
he sold: reasonable cash offer will be &C
ranfed AlO goth ST. u W.
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BEAUTY SHOP, old established; will sell
rrator Address Box Josh. Star Office 100
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FOR SALE BOOKSTORE. 1910 9th st.n.w.
Prepare for Fall trade. Anply in store. -.
SALE-LCSCHROOM good business. long
lease. See manager 107 Pa. ave. NV. To-
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CHINA CABINET (mahoganyl. brass and
irona fender tongs. gas logs. library table.
porch furniture; private home. North 1895.
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DAVENETTE, chiffonier. dresser. bookcase.
desk rocking chairs. rug. Hoover cleaner,
typewriter grill. Apt. 900. 1907 NJ NV.
Pot. $3.50. Br. 306. 1o'
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(COntinued)

FURNITURE Of all kind. selling out: no
dealer. 1852 Biltmore ct. NV. Col. 10000.
FURNITURE. medical instruments. looks.
1910 10th at NV Ia
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CASH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. used. guar
anteed Nationals and Remingtons at bar.
gain prices large stock 70 select from;
cash or terms Stern Co. 631 La. ave. Ia
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FORD ROADSTER. 1929 sport: fully equip
ped; balloon tires: nickel radiator; bumper
tenders: price. $3.50: terms. Lambert Hud-
son Motors Co.. 1872 st.. west of Conn.
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noon, required the combined efforts
OF all available men of the 152nd
Field Artillery to extinguish. and de-
layed the firing of Battery g., which
was expected to finish Thursday aft
ernoon, and which as a result will
nave to finish its range work today.
About 20 acres of the bog land were
burned over before the flames were
finally quelled.
The fire started about Ills Thurs
day morning and Immediately all men
available were called out by Major
Malcolm s. w. Dingwall who was at
that time watching the effect Of the
firing from the Observation Post
about half mile from the firing
battery. Major Dingwall had order
ed the battery to cease firing and the
men equipped with picks and shovels
rushed to the bog.
Handicapped by the heavy under
growth the members of the battalion
for the remainder of the daX were
kept busy fighting the fiameN They
were obliged to wade through the
mud and water of the bog, and to
tear their way through the brush, at
the same time keeping weather eye
open for "duds," the unexploded
shells. of which there were several in
the bog and which were dangerous
not only through contact but through
the heat generated by the fire.
The boys were called to the scene
Of the fire before they had had their
noon mess and so it was sometime
after mess time when they were fin-
ally given their dinner which was
served near the North Augusta
Grange Hall.
The battery will finish its work at
the range today and will then return
to Camp Keyes where the equipment
will be cleaned up. Preparations for
breaking camp will take up Satur-
day forenoon and the outfits will get
away during the afternoon Saturday.
arriving at their home stations early
Sunday.
The members of the party which
accompanied Major General Payne to
Camp Keyes, left early Thursday
morning to return to New London.
Conn. They stopped en- route at
Lewiston to inspect the new armory
and then continued their Journey.
Col. Gohr, the senior instructor of the
43rd Division who was a member of
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BOLTON HILL

Frank Zero and sons Raymond and
Clarence motored to Thorndike Sat
urday. Florence and Alvah Zero
who have been visiting their aunt,
returned home with them.
Miss Beulah Plummer Is visiting
at Mrs. Sanborn's in Augusta.
Miss Cora Backus passed the week
md at MIS-. Pearls.
The church service and Sunday
school were omitted at the school,
house Sunday on account of the
many going to the Weber Pond
campground.
Mrs. Lucy Ivers is the guest Of her
mother in Augusta.
Howard Knowles who is employed
in Waterville passed the week end
at his home on the Cross Hill road.
Mrs. Carrie Cunningham passed
Saturday with Mrs. Grace Hisler in
Augusta.
The majority of the farmers on
the Hill have finished haying. Sew
eral have cut the hay on three or
four farms beside their own, In
neighboring communities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Moody were
at their home here last week.
A party Of tourists camped over
the weekend in Pearls field, in
tents.
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Erskine Academy to
Open Sept. IA with
New Corps Teachers

South China, Me-, Aug. 19.-Er-
skine Academy of South China will
open Tuesday. September IA with
Mr.. Phillip H. Woodwork as princi-
pal and his wife, Mildred Bickmore
Woodwork and Edna Pierce Taber
as assistants.
MIR. Woodwork is a graduate of
Colby College and has had three
years experience teaching. Mrs.
Woodwork is also graduate of Colby
College and has had two years eX-
perience, while Mrs. Taber is a grad
uate OF Bates College and has had
several years experience.
With this capable force of teach
ers Erskine Academy bids fair to
open up in a very efficient and thor
oughly satisfactory manner. Reno
vations of the school building and of
the girls dormitory are being made
in preparation of the opening date.
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The larceny Of four fountain pens
from the drug store Of Harry Good
rich In this city last evening led to
the arrest of three members Of the
famous Buccaneers, popular dance
team touring this section, early this
Young and oflcer Malcolm O'Brien
Of the State highway police.
1t Is understood that the three men
came into the drug store last eve
ming and while the druggist was in
the back of the store preparing some
saNe the fountain pens disappeared.
The boy in the front part of the store
remembered seeing the men around
the show cases but did not see them
take the pens. Mr.. Goodrich COM
planned to Officer 0'Brien and swore
out search warrant.
After receiving q description of the
men, both Lieut.. Young and Officer
O'Brien were of the belief that it
tailed with the appearance of an
orchestra trio playing in this vicin-
ity. They at once went to the camp
occupied by the orchestra on Bel
grade stream where q search re-
vealed one of the pens and another
in the car. Later they went to the
Willows, dancing pavilion, where
the men were playing and called the
members, John Elwyn, John Smiley
and Norman Wentworth, all of Bos-
ton, out into the road.
The men were searched and a third
pen found. The men were brought
to this city at 100 this morning
where they gave bail for their APP
pearance in municipal court at 10
o'clock this morning.
Edwin has been billed as the main
attraction of the orchestra, which
has been playing through this sec
ton and which was especially well
received at the Willows Pavilion
about eight miles from Augusta on
the Belgrade road.
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QUICK WORK, BY HIGHWAY POLICE IN
NABBINC TRIO WANTED FOR THEFT

the party, returned to Burlington
with LIST. Lieut.. Fleet In the big
DeHaviland plane, which was here
over Wednesday. They left shortly
before noon after Fleet had taken
Adjutant General and Mrs. James w.
Hanson for a short ride over the
city.
Service Battery Banquet
On Thursday evening Major NAL
colin S. w. Wingwall, commander Of
the battalion, Captain Walter A.
Cowan, Battalion Adjutant and Lieut..
Donovan were guests of honor at a
banquet held by the members of the
Service Battery Of Old Town at their
mess hall. A fine banquet was served
with roast stuffed chicken as the
piece de resistance. After the ban
, quet Captain John H. Davidson,
commander Of the battery called up
on the guests of honor to speak.
Later short program consisting of
music by a quartette, vocal solos and
exhibition dances was enjoyed. The
committee in charge of the affair
consisted Of Lieut.. S. r. Russell,
Sgt. Gerro, Sgt. Fayle. Sgt. Davis,
Sgt. Tremblais and Sgt. Pooler.
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Saturday
Sales

Capital Clothing Co., OPP. post Of
fee offers Mems blue serge suits
were $4,000 for $3.50. Double.
breasted Mems union suits e5. Rows,
49c. Mems uskide sole moca ssins
$2.69 and $2.95. Mems khaki pants
$1.25. Boys SOC.
At Sections Drug Store, 240 Water
street: ]. and ]. First Aid Kits s1.0O.
$500. Bathing Slippers soc. Sections
special coffee 49c. Blue Banner
chocolates 60c a pound.
The II. G. Barker Co. offers: One
lot mems odd coats from suits, all
sizes up to 46. s6.45. One lot mems
odd vests from suits, all sizes, $2.25.
Men and women's leather coats for
automobile wear at less than half
price.
Features at LaBreck and Lishness
are: 36-in. Cretonnes, 19c yd; 36-in.
Fang Ratine SOC yd. All Linen Tea
Cloths s1.25 ca. Col. Bordered Turk.
Towels 8 for $1.00.
Coughlin's Drug Store call atten-
ton to their advertisement in this
paper: Candy. stationery, household
needs, toilet requisites. puretest and
ReXall products, pure food products,
offer opportunity to save.
The r. W. Soule Emporium offers
a limited number of 9X12 Congoleum
and Neponset rugs for only $10.75
and 6x9 for $5.75, guaranteed perfect
goods.
At c. r. Bilodeau's IS, IS. 81 and
$3.50 Pants at 1895. Goodwin
| Knockers at $2.95.
The Swift and Turner Co. is clos
ing out crepe rayon novelty in fine
quality. light weight woven designs
guaranteed fast colors. RaNon MORE
Cloth in various shades. Fast color
broadcloth extra fine quality. high
lustre. Values from 5oc to CSC a I'd
to go at 29c a yd.
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LIBERTY

VALLEY-Mrs. Perley Coffin had
the misfortune to injure her right
forefnger quite badly.
G. f. Worth, of Unity, was calling
on relatives in the Valley, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hannah, ac-
companied MIR. and Mrs. 3. ID.
Brown, of Weeks Mills, to Temple
Heights to campmeeting, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Tibbetts and
family visited at the home of Mrs.
Zenobia Cummings, Sunday.
Mrs. Melvina Blanchard Hawkes.
who has been visiting relatives in
the Valley, has returned to her home
in Cambridge. Mass.
Mrs. Willard Whitaker has some
what recovered from few days
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Towle and
family visited Mr.. Towles uncle, Ed
mund Dodge. at the home of Mr..
Dodge's daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. c. o. Dove and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson
were business visitors in the Valley.
Tuesday.
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The new United States Commits
sioner at Augusta. the youngest man
ever to have held the Office in Maine
and probably New England, was a
visitor in the Federal courthouse
here yesterday. He is Robert b.
Williamson, 20, out of college three
years. Mr.. Williamson succeeded
Lewis A. Burleigh. Jr., recently re-
signed. He is a member of the we'll
known Augusta law firm of Locke,
Perkins. and liamson.-Portland
PreSs-Herald.
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Larceny of Fountain Pens From
Store of Harry Goodrich Fol-
lowed by Arrest of John Ell
wyn, John Smiley and Nor
man Wentworth, All of Bos-
ton-Are Members of Buc-
cancer Orchestra Playing in
Vicinity-Speedy Search of
Camp and Spotting of Quarry
At Willows Pavilion-To Ap-
pear in Municipal Court This
Morning
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John Coughlin Augusta Maine

their father, j. E. Cloves and other
relatives.
Mrs. w. ]. Cloves and children
are passing a few days with her
father, Fred Fitzgerald.
Cony Haskell and Mr.. Johnson,
EMPLOYEES at the State Hospital were
calling on Lee Bassett.
Mrs. Harold Tobey has been con-
fined to the house by illness but is
somewhat improved in health.
MIR. and Mrs Eden Davis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark were In
Augusta, on Tuesday.
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Rev. Paul 8. Phalen, formerly min
lister of All Souls church of this city,
and now minister of the Unitarian
church at West Newton, Mass, will
preach next Sunday morning at the
First Parish church in Portland.
Some of his friends here are plan
ming on motoring to Portland to hear
him
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BELGRADE

NORTH--Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Bickford attended the Bickford re-
union at China Lake, Sunday.
Miss Ada Clark has returned to
her home in Winthrop, Mass, after
passing a two weeks vacation at
Gleason's camp
Mrs. Eugene York, who was oper-
ated on recently at ~the Elm City
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CHINA

EAST-Mrs. Bert Starkey, who re-
Gently suffered severe attack of acute
indigestion. is much better at this
Sunday callers at Sam Wetzler's
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis and
family of Augusta. Mrs. Waldo Wash
| burn and daughters, Lila and Leone,
. and Mrs. Washburns mother. Mrs.
Andrews of Hodgdon, Aroostook
county.
Advide Bumps and son. Ardelle, who
have been haying in Gardiner, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Mary Virgins. who has been
ill for some time, is much better.
Kenneth Hall of Taunton Mass, is
visiting his friend Sheldon Taylor at
Sam Wetzler's.
LAKESIDE DRIVE-Miss Matte
Clark and Mrs. Agnes Reynolds and
children are visiting their mother,
Mrs. Nellie Clark at E. C. Webber's.
Mrs. II. o. Doe and Mrs. r. J.
Stone and daughter, Lillian, of Au-
gusta. have returned home after
passing several days at Northport
where they were attending the
Spiritualist campmeeting.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Hallowell and
son, Maynard, of Augusta, Mrs
peilid IodSSelI anu MT. ana MIS-.
Eben Hallowell and son and daugh-
ter, of Weeks Mills, passed Sunday
at Ocean Point and New Harbor.
Mrs. Effie Walker and two daugh-
ters of Newton, Mass. were calling
on friends here one day last week.
Mrs. Arthur Hall, of Vassalboro,
and Miss Violet Piper. of Belfast.
were calling on Mrs. Harold Tobey
on Friday.
Mrs. Sadie Sheely and two children
and Mrs. Bertha Shaw and two chill
dren, of Hartland, n. B.. are visiting