Maine Grangers Meet at Portland
The Maine State Grange opened its annual meeting in Portland with over 80 percent attendance. Secretary K. E. Libby of Auburn reported 60,803 members and a net gain of 3,882, led by Penobscot with 7,547 members, Aroostook second, Kennebec third, and Androscoggin fourth. The article notes an average woman’s strength at about two thirds that of the average man.
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Portland
Maine
Maine State Grange
KE. H. Libby
Auburn
Androscoggin County
Penobscot
Coun
Aroostook
Kennebec
Androscoggin
Scranton Heiress Estate To Gift Charities In New Haven Area
The will of Miss Mary E Scranton probated in New Haven allocates about 850000 to charities in Scranton area with total estate possibly exceeding one million. Three loyal servants receive 20000 each and distant relatives are left 10000 or more. Miss Scranton was daughter of Erastus Scranton, former railroad president. Paris scrub women form a trade union.
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New Haven
Mary E. Scranton
Scranton
Testatrix
Erastus Scranton
Shore Line Railroad
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Hese
Leonard
More Time for Aliens to Present Claims
The Senate passed and sent to the House a bill extending the period to eighteen months after peace for filing claims against the alien property custodian for war seized property, replacing the prior six month limit. The report notes Buenos Aires operates a profitless hotel for women.
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Washington
Senate
House
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Paris
Houghton & Dutton Company
Faturnea
Iilus
Sery
N. B. C. Lorna Doone
Graham Bsaltines
Arrowroot
S. S
Delft
Ecru
Hard’s Gift
Peck
Circus
Jackie Coogan
Moving Pictures
I. T. Meade
Horatio Alger
Eige
Price
Silk
Oxford
Rogers
Opera
Christy
Willow
Arani
Tremont and
Beacon Streets
Boston
Mass
Drug Dept
Buenos Aires
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