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The new age., 1906-12-22
HINTS TO NERVOUS WOMEN,
Change of Scene, Sleep and Rest Es-
sentiaI to Recovery.

Change of Scene, Sleep and Rest Es-
sential to Recovery.
There are many things u neuras-
thenic woman can do which will miti-
gate the severity of her symptoms, and
perhaps, if the disease is slight, she
may recover without the Intervention
of her physician, says a doctor In Har-
per's Bazaar. In the first place. the
original trouble, worry or anxiety
which was responsible for her nervous
breakdown, must be done away with.
or, If this is impossible, she must
school herself not to care, or else re-
move herself to new scenes and SIR
roundlngs where her mind will not he
harassed.
Peace Of mind do more to restore
shattered nerves than almost ANYTHING
else. The next thing is to make the
bodily health as good as it can be made
under the existing circumstances and
The new age., 1906-12-22
Near-History.

Hannibal was crossing the Alps for
the second time.
"Aha!' he muttered. THE double
cross.D This is the origin of the ex-
nression.-Judge.
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Athens

The mail carriers have been unable to
make their usual trips since the storm OF
Friday. The roads are reported as being
the worst for the winter.
There vii be a Band Benefit dance and
supper at Weserrunseu Hall Friday even
ing Mar. Is Kendall will furnish music.
The "Athenaeum" met Thursday even
ing for its regular meeting. A paper,
THE Athenaeum Breeze furnished a
pleasing deviation from the customary de-
bate. This was interspersed by several
Rotations from the poetical works OF
Whittier also by paper on the poets life.
This society meets 10 tnighlly.
The Somerset Debating Society will
hold is next meeting Monday evening
Mar. 20 The question for discussion
is, Resolved that prohibition is to be pre-
ferred to local option or high license. The
names of the dsputanls will be given next
week.
The young ladies of the M. B. s. will
give musical comedy at the hall on the
evening of the next regular meeting Of
that society, Friday Mar 23. Cake aud
ice cream will be served.
The Woman's Club met at the home OF
Mrs. Emma Dore Tuesday evening Mar g..
A paper on Women o. To-day, 10 Pub
lie Lie by Mrs. Minnie Hight also one on
Home and its Needs by Mrs. Emma Dore
and a solo by Miss Lillian Hight, COM
prised the leading numbers on the pro-
gram. Mrs. Bertha Ball WAS hostess for
the evening. AT the next meeting will
occur the annual election OF officers.
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IArtlAnd.

Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Linn have gone to
California, where they intend to locate.
The following parts have been assign
ed the graduating class of Hartland
Academy, 1905: Sslutatory, Miss Mary
Anderson; valedctory, Miss Julia N
Libby; history, Miss Marion d. Baird ;
prophecy, Adrian T. Ward; class ora
ton, Ralph Cook. Friday evening
March rs, the U of M. Glee Club will
give an entertainment here under the
directions of the graduating class.
A banquet and social evening was
given by the Married Whist Club at the
Hsrtland House, Monday evening, March
s, when the Club and few invited
friends gathered In the spacious private
parlors and united in a merry, genial
gathering. During the first part of the
evening twelve tables were arranged for
whist. This was the method used for
enjoyment until IL o'clock when after
the dainty fsvors Of pinks were bestow-
ed, the party marched in couples to the
banquet rooms where an excellent menu
was elegantly served. The banquet
rooms presented very handsome APP
pearance, pink and gre n being the pre-
vailing color decorations. After the sup
per the large gathering again repaired
to the parlors, where music Was indulg-
ed In until late hour. 1t certainly was
a most charming club event, much OF
which was due to proprietor and Mrs.
f. 81. Thompson, who entertained and
catered to the wants of the company IN
such an able manner
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CANAAN.

Mrs. Idella Harrington and daugbie ter,
Stella who have been visiting relatives
in Athens returned, Tuesday
1t was merry party that assembled at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Decker.
I thursday, p. m. About thirty invited
guests were present AT 80 all repaired
TO the dining room where a delicious
supper OF oysters, cake. pastry was served
by the hostess. The evening was enliv-
coed by games and music It. was very
pleasant meeting aud much enjoyed by
all present.
Mrs. Mason and daughter Mrs. Ada
Weymouth, were the guests OF Mrs
George Smith and daughter Mabel, on
Friday.
Esther, youngest daughter of Mrs. Eta
Kicker, whose death occurred IN Boston
last Thursday from heart failure after a
short illness, was brought here last Sat
urday. Canaan had been her home from
early childhood until several years ago
Her death was as evere blow to her moth
er coming SO Unexpectedly. Beside
her mother a sister aud brother who re-
side 10 Auburn survive her. Services
were 0blu HUN INC IuufIui OuuuaJs az q
p. NJ. conducted by Rev. L w. Coons
of Plttsheld.
The community was much saddened TO
learn of the death OF Mrs Eliza Jewett,
which occurred at the Maine Central Hos
pital Lewiston, on Friday, where she
went for treatment. The deceased had
resided here only a few years but during
her brief stay among US by her amiabe.
sunny disposition she had gained many
friends. She was a highly respect
ed member of Canaan Grange and con-
slant attendant at the meetings. She
leaves an aged mother. husband and
two daughters, Blanch and Flosse. one
SOD, Finest, three sisters, Mrs. Thorn as
OF Abbott, Mrs. Lancaster OF Pltlsheld,
Mrs Chase of Skowhegan, three broth
ers beside many distant relatives to
mourn her loss. Services were held at
the church Monday, P. NJ. by Rev. L w
Coons.
Mr.. Davis moved from Skowhegan,
last week, ON to the farm purchased OF
Justin Buzzell last fall.
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w est COrnville.

On the afternoon of March 9th party
OF relatives and old schooma es gave a
surprise party to Mrs. Geo. Hobart, the
occasion being her birthday. The after
noon was passed very pleasantly with mu-
sic and reading OF letters. written Tor the
occasion by Mrs. Lena Robinson Varney
of Bangor, Mrs. Clara Palmer Shepardson
of Everett, Mass, and Miss Msymie Cay
ford OF Boston. At FIVE O'Clock all retired
to the dining room, where bounifu sup
per was prepared and furnished by he
guests. Soon after, they departed for
their homes, pronouucing it very enjoy
able surprise and wishing Mrs. Hobart
many happy birthdays.
Mrs. Angie Priest has been sick but is
improving slowly.
There was no meeting at the school
house, Sunday evening, on account OF the
bad travelling
Mrs. M L. Dennis and little Ferne
have been spending few days at Henry
Palmer's.
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Somerset Town Meetings.

MARYLAND, March I2--Moderator, L. Z.
Dyer; clerk, Carl Randlett; selectmen, /. ).
b irrill, Z. A. Weber, f. Z. Latty; treasurer,
Carl Randlett; collector, Cal Randlett;
school committee, B. i, Davis /. IL. Blan-
chard, A. X. Burton. Money voted for high
ways, $1,000; schools, SI7oo; other purposes,
$1,000.
ST. ALBANs, March l2-Moderator, Fred
Lucas; clerk, d. l.. Frost; seleetmen, ,. T..
Prescott, NJ. II. Martin, Fred Lucas; treas
urer, +. Young; collector, +. Hilton;
agent, S B. Prescott, auditor a. J. Bigelow;
school committee, II. +. Philbrck. Money
voted for highways, $1,000 schools, SI4I5.
DETROIT, March I2-Moderator, {. l..
Harris; clerk, Geo. l.. Randi selectmen, Il.
x. Brackett w. o. Ilarlingi treasurer, o.
T. Libby; agent, B. K Bracket; school COM
mittee, Everett Sewall Money voted for
highways, $500; schools, S475; poor and
town charges, $500.
RIPLEY, March 5-Moderator, {. E. Trip;
clerk, Chas Bryant: selectmeh, s. Laugh
ton, l. L. Felker, V A. Hanson; treasurer,
Shepard Hopkins; collector w. II. LON
bard agent, !. 5. Laughton; school commit
tee, J. L. Felker, I. L. Iibbetts, {. B. Good
win. Money voted for highways, $1,000;
schools, $500; other purposes, slo65'
DEAD RIVER Pr, March l2-Moderator'
d. c. Durrell; clerk, k. Y. Stafford; select
men, K V. Stafford, Z. a. Sampson, Leroy
Parsons; treasurer, d. c. Durrell; collector,
Bert William; road agent, Bert Witham;
Supt of schools, d. C. Durre; school com
mttee. E. A. Sampson, II. f Harlow, B. +.
Stafford Money voted for highways, three
fourths of one per cert Of Pl. schools, SIS;
other purposes, $50.
PITrsFlElD, March I2-Moderator, J. w.
Manson; clerk, 7 E. Getchell; selectmen.
w. NJ, Osborn, II. S. Frost, E. f. Pennell;
treasurer, II. F. Libby; collector, J. b. Nj.
Foster; agent, Geo. Il. Morse, Esq; auditor,
], ID. NJ. Foster; school committee, c. I.
Chandler, F. U. Landman, {. E. Frost,
Money voted for highways. $4,000; schools,
So 800; other purposes, Si3,263.
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SOlon.

Mr. and Mrs. j. FL. Swain, who have
been teaching in Patten the past year,
arrived in town, Monday, 70 sp( nd their
vacation with Mrs SWANS parents, Mr..
and Mrs Mclntire.
On account of the storm Mr.. Padham
could not make his regular collection of
cream, Saturday. He started out Sun
day, but found the roads impossible.
he was able to make his trip, Monday
Miss Ethel French, our popular MILL
ner, is in Boston attending the spring
openings. Miss French will open her
store here on her return.
Miss Jennie Pollard, who has been
spending the winter in Boston arrived
home, Friday night.
Mrs. Reed Clark was sick the past
week.
Mrs Emma Squires went to North
Arson on business, Monday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Fentiman is at home.
Mrs Sargent, who has been sick for
the past two weeks, is quite nicely at
present.
Mr.. Woodbury. Russell's horse ran
away while Mr.. Russell was out taking
pIuoIsi mOuuay ihOih mug All 1uhotoiJ ~
serious damage was done.
Dr. Bates was called to The Forks the
last of the week.
George Chase came home from Con.
cord, Monday, where he has been lum'
boring,
Mrs. George Stevens is confined to
the house with a cold and bilious at
tack.
On account of the bad storm only 8
few Odd Fellows attended the District
meeting at Bingham, Friday night.
Miss Ellen X. French of No. Arson il
spending the week in town.
John Mahoney and Mills Chase are
saving wood with gasolene engine
! power.
AT the last meeting of The F. and A
M. the Master Mason degree was con
ferred on one candidate, followed by al
oyster supper. There is work to be
done at the next meeting.
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LarOno.

The Barrel Manufacturing Co. has
purchased the seasons supply OF stove
wood instead OF stove, as the type made
me say last week.
Leslie Stevens has finished his con-
tract of hauling wood for r. M Clark oil
Fairfield, and has sold his team.
The two telephone lines were running
a company business Saturday and Sunday
on account OF the storm crossing the
wires.
Welby Murray has gone into the EN-
mons mill to work, during the spring
saving.
Fred Horn has been saving the wood
in this vicinity.
Ten good big work horses passed
through Larone last Sunday from the up
river woods.
Eta Abbott has been severely Ill but is
now a trif g.. better
Charles Sheaf has started his incuba-
tors.
Ansel Newton was in town last Sunday
Mrs. Z. P. Holway is better.
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ALL THE N EWS
from Som erSet towns
East MadlsOn.

Worst storm of the winter, Friday,
with cold, windy weather since.
Mrs. Agnes Moody of Cornvlle was
visiting friends 10 town, Wednesday.
Mrs. Jennie Poulin was i'll with bad
cold, last week.
Mrs Hiuie Dennison and M. K. Har-
vile went TO Bingham, Thursday, return
ing Friday.
Mrs. S. (. Gledhill of Skowhegan was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Gledhll,
last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bosworth have
moved into L. L. Thompson's house.
On account of the storm the grang: did
not hold a meeting, Saturday.
The Antiquarian supper is postponed
till Saturday evening, March I'd.
A social dance was held 10 Grange hall,
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Alice Hodgdon was ILL., last week.
Miss Eta Woodman went to Lewiston,
Friday, to have 40 operation for Appendix
cilis performed, but the hospital physi-
clans not deemlng All operation necessary,
she returned 10 Skowhegan, Saturday.
Mrs Ruth A. HeWett had as guests,
last week, her bro her, Reuben Mosher
and Mrs. Moshef. of Casco and her son.
Newell Boynton and Mrs. Boynton OF
Norridgewock.
Miss Chadbourne is gaining slowly.
A number OF the young friends OF Miss
Pearl Towle met at her home, Thursday
afternoon. 10 celebrate her fifth birthday.
An emf >yable time was reported.
E. Z. Reed and H Fl. Reed, members
OF IndiaD Spring Lodge of Madison, at
tended the Odd Fellows meeting at Bing-
ham, last Friday evening
Mrs. Annie Reed is visiting the family
OF Niles Blanchard
Don Messer, boss weaver in the mill, is
away for short time.
Mrs. Maria Henderson is much better.
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Brighton.

All of the children of Daniel Jones
of this place assembled at his home,
Sunday, March II, in honor of his SIND
birthday. Among the company we're
Mr. and Mrs. K II. Morrill,, Mr.. ana
Mrs Orrin Packard and daughters, Gala
and Ferne, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drawn,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrill, and Mrs.
Alice Russell all of Skowhegan
We are just advised by the receipt OF
Humboldt Times of Eureka, Cal, of the
death In that place, February 7, of Chas.
Rowell, formerly of this town. Mr..
Rowell leaves a sister, Mrs Warren
Loomis, living in Skowhegan, also a
sister, Mrs l. T. Corson of this place
and two brothers, Allen Rowell of Corn
Vile and W. H. Rowell of Eureka, Cal.
His age was 81 years,
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Harmony.

Our annual town meeting will occur
next Monday. The ladies will provide Z
dinner 10 the anteroom for the public.
All ladies are invited to bring provisions,
and attend the town meeting
Mrs. Julia, wife of Charles Leighton,
died, Monday night, aged about 80 years
Mrs. Dora. wife of A. P. Bailey, had
another shock. Monday night, and is IN
conscious and will not survive long.
1t has been decided to defer the build
ing of new grange hall until early another
spring and make preparations in the
mean time
Hovey French lost a valuable horse,
Monday night, by breaking through the
flooring and becoming strangled
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Highland.

Highland Pit meeting, Moderator, Z.
F. Wills; clerk. w. c. Stafford assessors,
w. c. Stafford, L c. Parsons, A. A. Par
ker; treasurer. Z. F. Wills; school com
mittee, II. H. G 5uId; collector and con
stable, Llewllyn Gould money raised Tor
schools $50 90; other purposes $4,000
supt. OF schoo S, (. F. Wills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F. Fish spent several
days of last week with friends at Kingheld,
returned home, Sunday.
Mr.. A. P. Dudley was at d. M. Clark's,
Monday.
Mr.. Charles Norton of Lexington pass
ed through this place on his way to
Gould's camps, Tuesday.
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Enbden

Geo. Chase, of Scion. who has been
a, work for several months for the Con-
cord Lumber CO., passed through town
with his team, Monday, on his way
home.
Harlan Boyingtou is helping his neigh
bors saw their 6re wood with his horse
power.
L. M. Berry is doing the same with
gasoline power.
Walter Thompson came home the 10th.
Ne,tie Hodgdon is al home for few
days visit.
Mont Spaulding came with his team
the 10th.
The little daughter OF James Fontiman
had the misfortune to break her arm one
day last week She was attended by DR..
Andrews and is now doing well.
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Madison Centre.

H f Spear is saving shingles and
is about ready to saw long lumber. He
has hired man in Perley Smalra place
and Small has taken a night job.
We had no mail from Saturday un.
til Tuesday on account OF the storm.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Lawrence o
Madison were calling on relatives ano
friends last Monday.
Mott Moore of East Madison visited hi.
grandmother, Mrs. w. ID. Hayden, las
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Conant OF Skowhegan CALLED
on Mrs. w. d. Hayden and family las
Tuesday.
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North Arson.

w. c. Emery was in Skowhegan, Mon
day.
Foss Worthley of Phillips was in town,
Monday
Miss Lottie Smith went to Boston,
Tuesday
Mrs. John Hartwell of Madison was
in town, sunday.
Everett Qaint of North New Portland
was in town, Tuesday.
Miss Sillman of Madison was in town
during the past week.
Ray Hilton is visiting this week
with relatives out of town.
Wallace Emery has been having his
house wired for electric lights this week
Mrs Matson Felker and Mrs. Charles
Webster of Embden were in town, Fri
day
W. c. Emery has purchased the house
and lot of Mrs Fannie Hilton on Center
street.
Mr.. and Mrs John Knowlton of New
Portland were the guests of Mrs. Almeda
Cults, Wednesday.
Mrs 5 q. Greene of Scion attended
the ID. A. X. meeting at Mis- W. Z.
Robinson's Friday
Mr. and Mrs Ii r. Danforth of Madi-
son were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs ".
{ Robinson, Tuesday.
A letter received here, Monday, states
that r. w. Bunker will leave California
for the East about March both.
Mr.. aud MIS- Henry Fletcher came
down from The Forks, Friday, the
guests of relatives in this village.
Miss Addie Robinson returned from
Scion, Friday. where she had been the
guest of DR. and Mrs. ). F. Green.
John Carville, manager of the Spring
Lake sporting camps, has been In town
several days during the past week.
Mrs Russell Emery and Mrs. Charles
Davis were the guests of relatives in
town, one day the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Marshall of Cumbe
land junction were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Marshall, during sunday.
Mrs j. 2. Clark and granddaughter
of okowhegan arrived in town, Friday,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Jones
on Main street.
Miss Marian Payne returned home
from Sanford, where she is teaching,
saturday nlBDt, ana Will Ieudin uuiinB
her vacation of two weeks.
Saturday afternoon, VIM. Clark of
Garatunk went through this village with
20 wood horses on the way to Madison,
where the horses are to be sold.
Mrs Fred Pulleu and daughter, Nellie
went 10 Matervlle. Monday. They will
be- the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Webster
Williams and other relatives while IN
that city.
Will Holbrook, Rural Delivery driver
No. 2, started with the mail, Saturday,
but was obliged to give up the trip
He succeeded in getting as far as John
Mullen's in Embden.
During the past week +. 5. Parsons
has been making quite extensive re-
pairs on the Fletcher house which he
recently purchased He has rebuilt the
chimneys and taken down brick oven
besides making some repairs on the
furnace He is contemplating putting
an extension of twenty feet on the stable
westward thereby, making the drive
way to and from the stable on the west,
instead of the Ist, as it is now.
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East SkOWhegan.

Farmers received word in this place to
haul their hay Wednesday, and their hay
moved lively some loads having 70 bales
THURSDAY noon, cars and sheds all full.
The heaviest snow storm for the winter
started in Friday p. M, and about foot
fell in the afternoon and evening.
Fair and bright, Sunday, and Monday
clear and cold with good sleighing for
town meeting.
Sidney Pooler is getting ready to tap
about 600 NAPLES and all hope there will
be a good run Most OF people like ma
pie syrup and it sells rapidly.
Theodore Goodrich of Clinton brings
US hulled corn, Saturdays, and it is nice
and good for supper.
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Starks.

Roger Farmer of Pennington was 10
this vicinity lately and bought nice pair
of three year old steers of Lewellyn Stery
E. A. Palmer and wife of New Sharon
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Sawyer Sunday and Monday of last week.
Leon Mclaughlin went to Augusta on
business one day last week.
Miss Eleanor Small OF Pennington, Me.
recently visited friends in this vicinity.
Miss Ellen Witham is spending few
days in Pennington.
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BORN.

Detroit-February ", 10 the wife of Elmer
PeRse, a son.
Madison March 6, to the wife OF Norman
McCSuley, = son.
Solon-March 2, to the wife OF Harry Page,
son.
North Anson-March A, to the wife of Leslie
Spencer son.
Long Pond-Msrch 10, to the wife OF Thopie
Jock, ason.
Skowhegan-M March 8. to the wife OF Eysriste
Lessor, son.
kowhegsr-March g, to the wife OF Newell
PomeroY, son.
Skowhesan-March :, to the wife OF Thomas
J. Ryan, a daugh er.
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Long Pond.

A new baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thophie Jock. March 10.
Jos Fournie, who went down to Green
vile hospital for treatment a week ago,
had an operation, Friday, March 9. Al
the last news he was getting better. He
had been working for the c. p r. eigh,
years.
There was quite heavy snow storm
from Friday night until Sunday morning.
los. Parads and Peter Paradis, who
have been working for w. L. Rogers are
home out of the woods.
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Somerset Farmers CO-opera
tive Telephone Co.
Supplement- to Directory Of De-
cember /, 1905.

MADISON EXCHANGE.
"a Kennison, DIR. W. H., Residence.
ga Sawyer, DR.. w g.,
NORRIDGEWOCK EXCHANGE.
8-II Barker, Edward E..
Office Granite and Marble Works.
S-I3 Barker Edward f., Residence.
50 Carleton, Joseph f., Residence.
I2-2I2 Love- Lauriston S, Residence
SKOWHEGAN EXCHANGE,
o2 Buchanan, Frank w,
Drug ist, Water St.
2-I2 Goodridge, Sidney f.,
Residence, East Skowhegan.
$40 Marble, Z. W.,
Office, Granite and Marble Works.
SIN Matble, E. w, Residence Spring St.
TIA Moody, Fred l.. ST.,
Residence, LOOMS Road
Io-III Steward Brothers, Island Grist Mill.
STA Wtham, Leon A.,
Residence, High St.
SO Woodland, X. c. & Son,
Grocery Store, Madison Ave.
500 Woodland, X. c.. Residence, Spring st,
$40 Woodland, P. A.,
Residence, Summer St.
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are solicited for this column and are published
tcithout charge.
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DIED

Madison-March 4, Mrs. Henry Abbey, aged
"A years.
Skowhegsn-Msrch II, Mrs. Augustus Gil
blair, aged 81 years.
Skowhegau-Msrch g, Miss Betsy Pearl Reed,
aged 10 wears.
Harmony-March u, Mrs. Julia Leighton,
aged 80 years.
Bingham-MRrch H. Mrs. Chas Hill.
Boston-March 8, Miss Esther Kicker, form
erly OF Canaan.
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M AR RTE

Fairfeld-March 10. Mr.. Clarence b, Sanborn
and Miss Inez f. Emery
Bingham-MRrch 10, Mr.. Frank Washburn
and Miss Laura .aples, both OF Csratunk.
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kiousekeeper Wanted

Three in family. Good home and good
wages to the right party. Address lw'
r. +. TRIP, 1877 Water St., Skowhegan, Me.
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som ERSET OATS.

Grown on my farm from seed selected from
year to year to produce an ost especially
adapted to the State OF Maine. They are pro-
life and heavy, with stout straw, thin hull and
large kernel. Imperfect grains have been care
fully removed and they are guaranteed to be
free from weed seed Send for a sample.
4w1O TURNER BUSWELL, Scion, Maine
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PURE BRED BUFF wYAMpoTTEs.

Good Laying Strain. Eggs cents each.
1mss FRED w. ALLEN Athens, Me.
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