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Houlton Times, November 21, 1923 “A good town will do more to keep the boys at home than good advice’ '■iiiiiiimiiiiiiMiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiimiiiiiiiiiiMiii uiiiiiuiimnan.iiin.- ................................ihiiimiiiii.....it.......iimmimmmmmiiimiiimj [ AROOSTOOK TIMES j SHIRE TOWS OF | April 13, 1860 to f 1 December 27, 1916 f AROOSTOOK COUNTY j i 1 i MOULTON TIMES ~ IINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIt)H!IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIHIIIIIIIIJIII!IIIHtlllllllltMIIIIIHIIIIIJ]tl)IIHJJlj HOULTON, MAINE, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBBEK 21, 192:’, NAIDED FORrrY SEVEN VOLUME LXIII B. P. W. CLUB LECTURE B. & A. SETTLES On Monday evening, Dec. 3 Rev. The suit of Mrs. Hannah J. Edblad NO TROTH IN REPORT OF Wm. D. (’base will deliver an address of this town against the Danger A- WHAT AROOSTOOK HORSES on tlx1 "World's Court" at the 11. H. Aroostook Railroad has been satisfac­ S. auditorium under the auspices of torily settled out of court. A check the D. F. W. Club. to defray till expenses of a long and serious illness, alleged to have been DID ON TRACK IN 1923 CHANGE IN C. OF C. VOTE Mr. Chase is familiar with his sub ject and those who have heard his due to carelessness of employees of Wilford Fullerton of the Houlton Mrs. Mildred Dudley was in Bangor presentation of it speak in terms of the railroad together with her at­ Trust Co. left Saturday for FoMland An Interesting Account o f the last week visiting friends, returning highest commemlat ion. torney's fees and incidental expenses No Meeting of Chamber of on business. Monday. A committee composed of club wtis received today. Miss Marion Rliss from Island Falls One of tin* big pictures of the year Doings of Fast Horses Commerce or Board of members will have the salt1 of tickets Mrs. Edblad was struck by it tailing spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. is the Big Fox Special “When Winter in charge and will 1m1 sold at the door. suit case while traveling on a Bangor Comes." well all lie beta* to set* it. and Money Won E S Bliss on Green street. The tickets art1 I’d cents and a good (V Aroostook train in July of 1922. In Directors Recently Mr. and Mrs. J It Harvey and dau­ Harry Little, bookkeeper for the representation of the towns people December following a brain lesion de­ ghter, Catherine returned Friday by (By Mack) A special meeting of the Houlton Summit Lumber Go. of Davidson was is confidently expected. veloped which rendered her speech­ motor from Bangor wen* they spent The amount of money offered l or Chamber of Commerce was held at in town Thursday on a short business Remember 'lie date, Monday, Dec. less and helpless. She was at that tin* week. the free-for-all pacing classes on the Watson Hall on Wednesday evening trip. at S p. m. time in the middle West, where the Major Roland E. Clark of Fortlund Grand Circuit, the past season total­ September 12, for the purpose of con-; Betty Hume is delightful as I’eggy best of medical service was procured, was in town Friday and Saturday ed $14.9on. The purses offered for sideling the report of the Storrow in "The Hottentot." Listen to her The Ladies Aid of the Aroostook and while practically insensible for caliod boro to attend tin* funeral of free for all racing in Maine* and New Committee on the consolidation of describing a horse race, Dec. ti and hospital will hold a food sale at four months, slit1 underwent, two op­ his uncle Robert I) Clark. Brunswick during the season of 1923 railroads. 7, at the Temple Theatre. Millar's store on Court street, Friday erations on the head which removed On Nov. 17th. 1SS7, The New Eng­ The Guild of tin* Military street readied the surprising sum of $34,000 Percy R. Todd president of the Ban­ Nov. 2.‘I. Plum pudding and mime pressure. These were suce* ssful and Fnited Baptist church will hold a This briefly explains the* presence gor and Aroostook railroad was pres­ land Order Protection was born. Houl­ she is now normal. pies are specialties. of tin* champions Single* G and Mar­ ent and gave some very valuable in­ ton Lodge will recognize this 36th rummage sale at Chamberlain's Em garet Dillon at tin* fall race* meets in formation regarding the originating of birthday with a six o’clock supper ployment on Bangor street. Saturday DELIGHTFUL D. A. R. PARTY STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT this section. And in practically every the idea and the causes leading up to at their lodge rooms on Friday, Nov. Nov, 24th beginning at 9 o’clock a. m. There is at tin* present time, in it and then discussed the two dicer- j 23rd. All members should try to be By far the prettiest and most pleas­ Anyone having articles they wish to ease* the* big e>vents were money mak­ ant affair in tin* history of Lydia Fut- Houlton, what may develop into a donate please call 8S-R and tin* will ers for the* track management. Scor­ ent plans of the consolidation which j present. Regular meeting at S very serious epidemic of measles. ing for the* word, ready and fit in e*acb has been proposed under the ruling of i o'clock. nam Chapter of I). A. R. was held on The only way in which this epidemic lie called for. the Federal government. He showed j The Fall Brook Mining and Devel- Thursday afternoon, Nov. 15 at Wat­ can he checked is by the whole­ Mrs. Futnam, president of the of the* thirteen races scheduled for very conclusively that the consolida-1 oping Co. Ltd. of Woodstock, N. B., son hall. hearted support of. and cooperation American Auxiliary, Mrs. Charles F the* Aroostook and Canadian owned The decorations in red and white with your health ollicer. It is the Barnes chairman of the supper com- cracks, the "Little* Iron Horse from tion of the New England roads would) commenced work this week in clear duty’ of all householders and physi­ crepe paper and cut dowers, the Tennessee*," lived up to its name and be very much more beneficial to his j ing away and preparing camp, a full cians to report immediately to the mitee and Mrs. June Dunn chairman pretty gowns and bright faces of the carried off nine first moneys. Al­ section than for the Maine roads to j crew will be working next week. It is ladies and the colonial cost times of local Health Otticer all cases of sus­ of the bazaar wish to thank all those be linked up with the New York Cen- ; expected that a carload of the quartz the committee in charge made* it most pected contagious disease whatever who contributed and helped in any ways a consistent race* horse* and in attractive scene*. its character. Only in this etlicient- the hands of capable* trainers during tral. will be ready to ship in a few weeks. way to make this supper and sale The stage was especially interest­ ]y to perform his duty and protect The meeting was opened for discus­ (Woodstock N. B. Cor.) those not as yet infected from con­ such a success. his Grand Circuit career, ho has ing witli its setting of colonial furni­ shown marked improvement since sion by Fred W. Mann who presided ture. A beautiful rug was loaned by tracting the disease. and all those present who desired, Attention is calk'd to the following coming to Maine, and his mile in Fanny Feabody, a table by Ruth 2.04% Ht Bangor was a splendid testi­ too part generally in discussing the Titeomb, a flax-wheel by Harriet paragraphs from "The Health Law of question after which a committee was PUBLICITY BUREAU the State of Maine." EDUCATION WEEK monial to the skill of his trainer and Hume, while the Houlton Furniture driver. John Willard of Presque Isle. appointed to draw up resolutions in Report Of Infectious Co. contributed a Governor Bradford The* other members of the* "Big Four" favor of the New England plan as DOES FINE WORK chair, a line picture of George Wash­ Disease By The Householder IS OBSERVED HERE recommended by the Governors com­ Whenever any householder knows went creditable* races, but they we*re* ington on tin* piano, a Martha Wash over shadowed by the* performance* ot mittee and Hon. Aaron A. Putnam or lias reason to believe that any per­ ington sowing table and a Windsor the* I’re*se|ue* Isle* pacer. was appointed to attend a meeting of Has Been Means of Bringing chair. Beautiful candlesticks were on son within his family or household Instructive Public Meeting the Interstate Commerce Commission has smallpox, diphtheria, scarlet fever One* of the* surprises of the* racing Thousands of Tourists Mu* tables. On tin* tloor at tin* ends Held in the Temple season was the consistent form shown in Boston on Sept. 24 and present of the stage* wore lahles adorned with cholera, typhus or typhoid fever, ncre- said resolutions at that time. hre spinal fever measles, membrane- by the* paeer Zmn Q. Carefully pre­ into the State bowers, silver and cut glass. At one Theatre pared by Eel Sunderlin his manners Resolved: That the Houlton Cham­ i us croup, mi called, whooping cough, table Mrs. George Richards, resplen­ wore* perfect and he* won six races be­ ber of Commerce after full considera­ dent in a costume of wondrous luaek or any oilier disease which is made tion of the Agricultural and other in­ l’ortlaml, Maine. Nov. 20 (Special i iiotiliabh1 by Hu* rules and regulations he I Ion it on Board of Education, in fore* he* me*t defeat.
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