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Houlton Times, June 6, 1923 # << If you think a cow can’t laugh for joy let somebody sell you a good silo. M '••(niiimmiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiir iiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiimiiiiiiiiim^ SHIRE TOWN OF 1 U AROOSTOOK ■ TIMES j | April 13, 1860 to § AROOSTOOK COUNTY f ^ | December 27, 1916 § TIM ES ?iiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiimiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiniiiHif VOLUME LXIII HOULTON, MAINE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1923 NUMBER TWENTY-THREE COUNTY DENTAL SOCIETY RADIO PROGRAM FIFTY YEARS On Friday and Saturday of last Station WLAN (285 Meters) Putnam SOOTH AROOSTOOK week the Aroostook County Dental SELECTMEN DO NOT PLAN Hardware Co., Houlton, Maine Association held their seventh annual Saturday, June 9th, 7.30 p. m. • meeting and bancjuet. Quite a num­ New England Crop Reporting Ser­ HAPPILY WEDDED ber of the dentists from the northern vice1, as prepared by the United States ANNUAL HELD DAY part of the state were present be­ Department of Agriculture. sides a few representatives from var­ TO TARVIA BUSINESS 7.45 p. m. Golden Wedding of Houllon ious supply companies. Public Health by Radio, as prepar­ Third Annual Meet of High The meeting was held at the dent­ ed under tin* direction of the Surgeon Couple is Fittingly al parlors of Dr. G. P Cassidy in the General, United States Public Health Schools on Physical Leighton and Feeley block. At the SECTION AS INSTRUCTED Service. meeting the regular business of the Sunday, June 10th, 10.30 a. m. Observed year was transacted and it was de­ Services wili be broadcasted from Education Day cided that the meeting next year will the Methodist Episcopal church, Mili­ be held in Fort Fairfield. After the tary street, Houlton, Mo., the Rev. Delightful in all details was the ob­ Decide at a Meeting on Monday That It Is Not Wise Following the custom of the last business meeting. Dr. William Thomp­ to Albert E. Luce officiating. Mrs. Hor­ servance of the 50th wedding anni­ three years, the public schools of son of Portland gave a very interest­ ace Hughes, Soloist ami Musical Di­ versary of Mr. and Mrs. Abisha B. 1 Houlton observed their Physical Edu­ ing demonstration on the taking of Carry Out the Wishes of the Voters, as Expressed rector, Miss Louise Buzzell, Organist. Smart held at their cozy home on cation Day Friday. June 1st, by hold­ impressions and plate making. On Wednesday, June 13th, 7.30 p. m. Charles street on Friday afternoon ing an interscholastic track meet in from 3 to 6 o'clock. Saturday at noon the visiting mem­ at the March Town Meeting Musical program will be broadcast­ bers were given a fine lobster dinner ed from the Temple Theatre. Music which five secondary schools took Invitations were issued several days part, and a pageant at the Temple before and’ ^.l looked forward to this at the Exchange Cafe, after which will be furnished by tin* Temple Thea­ they held their iast meeting and com­ Everyone who is interested in of tin- Budget committee, who is a tre Orchestra. Theatre in the evening. occasion for beside the 50th wedding Beautiful Houlton lias been trying for believer that Tarvia on the The plans for the day were care­ anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. pleted the business and demonstra­ streets as 8.15 p. m. a number of years past to have some­ outlined above would Ik* a saving to fully made and carried out, having Smart was the fact that their sister tions at five o’clock. Public Health by Radio, as prepar­ About twenty dentists were in at­ thing done towards getting rid of the the town, and at that time said that ed under the direction of the Surgeon something of interest to all, as an and brother also married nearly 51 annual (expense of c leaning ar.d keep­ there should be money enough to object in view, and it would have years, were to help receive and stand tendance and the other guests in­ General. United States Public Health cluded Harry Altenburg of the Alten- ing in good condition the streets of spare from tin1 Roads and Bridges Service. been necessary for one to see the in line with them as they pledged the town, and especially to get rid of account to do the work, and upon this entire program to appreciate the man­ anew to the sacred wedding service. burg Dental Supply Co.. Geo. Stone, the dust nuisance on our business advice tin- article was framed to suit ner in which the teachers had train­ The ceremony was performed by the manager of the Maine Dental Supply B. B. McIntyre left Saturday night streets, as well as Market and Union conditions, and it received the en­ ed the little ones in their jiarts, and Rev. Elder French at Weston 50 years Co., Sterling H. Richardson of the for New York City where he is at­ Russell and Richardson Laboratory Squares, but up to this year it lias dorsement of the voters. Is it right tending tin1 annual meeting of the the effort required to put on an en­ before and on this memorable oc­ tertainment of its size. casion by the Rev. Albert E. Luce of and Dr. William Thompson. not been doin’. for tin* Selectmen to refuse to follow National Electric Light Assn. At the annual town meeting tin1 fol­ To say that the affair was a suc­ the M. E. church, of which Mr. and out the instruction of tin* voters of lowing Article was pul in llie War tin* town? cess would be putting it mildly, as Mrs. A. B. Smart are valued mem­ MAINE MEDICAL ASSN. rant: MEMORIAL DAY VERY there was something doing from the bers. Mrs. Smart looked very state­ The people who are interested in time the paraeie started at one thirty, ly In her becoming robe of pale laven­ MEETING IN HOULTON Art. 11 To see if the Town will this matter do not claim that, two FITTINGLY OBSERVED until the pageant was over at ten in vote to instruct the Selectmen to coats of Tarvia on the streets in ques­ der and old lace and carried a shower The town of Houlton is entertain­ the evening. make arrangements to give and give tion is a permanent improvement, but Memorial Day was fittingly observ­ bouquet suitable to the occasion. Her ing the Maine Medical Assn, this ed in Houlton when gray haired men The people were* on hand early to sister Mrs. Charles Smart was dress­ Market Square, Union Square, Water they do claim that in using the Tarvia see the parade which formed at the week and extends to them a warm Street from Market Square to the as stated that the cost of putting it of '*!1, middle* aged men of '9S. and ed in a becoming gown of silk with welcome. the boys of '17 joined hands to pay High School building and marched lace trimmings and Mr. Smart was Engine House, Main Street from Mar­ on will save the $lniMi. that is now elown Military and up Main streets, The meetings are being attended ket Square to Broadway and Court spent on scraping the streets, hauling respect to the* soldier dead. supported by his brother. Charles by three hundred doctors and two to the jiark. The parade was a pret­ Street from Market Square to Mili­ off tin' mud (which has already been The thinning ranks of the Grand Smart. Master Clifford McGary, the hundred ladies are in town with their Army of the Rejiublic was esjiecially ty spectacle, with the student body grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Charles tary Street two coats of Tarvia, one done three times this season) sprink­ of both the High School and Ricker husbands and they seem to be enjoy­ as soon as is possible in the early ling, hauling on gravel to fill the noticeable in our local post, several Smart, acted as ring bearer. Mrs. W. ing the program laid out for them. wearing their colors and each of the Summer and one not later than Sep­ holes, and then there an* many days of the faces so familiar on jiast oc­ 8. Lewin attended the door while the The Councilors met officially on grade schools and the St. Mary's tember 1, 1923. when the dust blows in (loads on all casions were missed. One* by one dining room was in charge of Mrs. Tuesday evening and the following school in bright colored caps carry­ It was voted to instruct the select­ of these streets, and for the addition­ they arc- answering the (till of their Ora Smart and Mrs. Olin Smart, a s -, program will include all delegates and great Master and the sound of taps ing banners with Better Health slog­ slated by Miss Elizabeth McGary. men as above according to the records al cost fur tin* Tarvia tin* town and ans at intervals along the column. visitors: of the town clerk and that ".Money is hoard over their graves. Miss Vina McGary and Miss Elizabeth Wednesday, June 6 business section would not only bo They marched to music by the Houl­ for said purpose be taken from tin1 The custom of observing the* 30th Ebbett. 0 a. m—Meeting at the Elks <' 1111 * rooms. rid of tin- dust, but on Sat unlay nights ton High School hand and the column Highway and Bridge account." the hundreds of ear owners would not of May as Memorial Day was originat­ The Smart home was resplendent ('all to order by the president. ed by Gen. J. A. Logan in 1S159 who was led by the police, and the facul- In its decorations of cut flowers and Invocat ion.
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