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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11
cHURCH AND PASTOR.

I@if.ccn persons were recently received
into I'll" Mllin0ck"t congregational
church, J. by confession and three by
letter.
rev. Maurice Dunbar has rendered I'LL
resignation as pastor Of TIE Pulpit liar-
hnr BAPTIST church, to take effect in
March.
Rev. 7. L. Williams, pastor of tho First
CONGREGATIONAL church ScorSport, has
rendered his resignation to take effect
May l.
The Hiram Congregational church has
voted to extend 2 call To REV. Mir. Eoyd
OF Delaware to serve a pastor 70: IN.
coming year.
Rev. J. II; .Pcardon. formerly pastor pr
the F'uirlirld lrivcrsali~t church has
accepted 4 call 20 The CnivcrsaiiSt church
1t Marion, Mass.
The 10Th anniversary of Christian En-
Geavor was celebrated Wednesday even
ing by the Portland Local Union at the
First Free Baptist church.
Walter j.. Clark. of the y. NJ. c. A.
training schoal. Springfield, Mass, for
mcrly Of Bar IIarbpr. has accepted a po-
Secretary Of the Y. NJ c. y.
The first quarterly conference Of the
Pratt Memorial church, Rockland has
SlItcliftr fer the fourth year. Mir SUIT
cIiffe will undoubtedly accept
Rev. Theodore Lyman Frost. who has
been pastor Of the First Baptist church
OF kuntOTu Fails Tor the past two and Il
half years has rendered his resignation.
having received u call TO the Skowhcgan
Baptist church
Mark Wigein IS by reason OF years of
service the oldest Of the church sections
in Portland. He first began duties Mt
the First t'niHcrsal.%t church in January,
1850. and has been IN continuous servic,,
thtre since that dGto--i1 years.
rev. A. II. Gear. r3stor Of the Unitar-
ian church of Pennington for nearly five
years ana for three years superintendent
of tho school board has accepted a chi
to the HolyOkc ard Amherst churches
AND will enter upon his new field March
10th.
Rcv. IT, z. Eouillard. pastor OF the
Stockton springs UnivcrsHlist church.
has organized n Bows club knights
Of King Arthur in conjunction with the
Sunday school, which meets one evening
il the we"k. with the members. He has
also arranged a Girls Club, which meets
one afternoon each week.
il unanimous cell has been extended to
Rev. II. II. Hutchns OF Old Mystic,
Conn. to the pastOrate of the Bates S..
Baptist church. Lewiston. to succeed
Rcv. n. NJ. Simmonds. lie was educated
at Harvard College. received his degree
from Brown. and took his theological
course at Yale.
At q recent meeting OF the parish in
the vestrv Of the Portland First Free
Baptist church it was unanimously vot-
ed to extend n call to Rev, Albert w
sen IS graduate Of Cobb Divinity school
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EDUCATIONAL CHAT.

The Misses Frances =. and Alice Ma
son and Miss Grace fitzpatrick Of Lin
neus have entered the Normal school
at Gorham.
Miss bennett has been engaged 10
teach the third grade school At Mexico
which is accommodated in the Select
mems Office, and has already began
her duties.
The winter term of Garland High
school has closed for vacation Of two
weeks Mr. Robert Coombs. the teach
| or. Will resume work at Bates college
| His successor fo~ the spring term has
| not yet been announced.
Twenty-one new pictures. pur-
chased with the proceeds of the Tur-
ner art exhibition which was held Il,
Saco city kall q few weeks ago, haye
arrived ana will I've put up in the vari-
Gus school rooms in the near future.
| The Stonington schools have recent
| " purchased Il fine piano of Bangor
parties. 1t is much appreciated by tic
| schools in marching and will be an i'm
portant factor in school entertainments
! by which the payments are principally
! met.
The Pennington school board has ac-
copied the resignation of NJ. II. Fowler
who for many years has been principal
of the West Pennington schools. Mr..
Fowler has been appointed carrier on
r. F. d. route (. and viii commence
his duties about February Il.
The senior parts; for the graduation
ct the Pulpit Harhor High school have
been assigned as follows: Taledictory,
Marion Elsie Brown; Saiutato Elsie
Alma Beverage; History and Prophecy
Muriel Judkins: Address to Undergrad
yates. Linda Ellen Beverage; Essay
Jennie Olive Beverage.
The parts assigned to the graduating
class OF the Pennington State Normal
School are as follows: Salutatory
Alice D. Cannon. Norway; valedictory
Abbie r. Ballard, Fryeburg: essays
Corinna c. Prescott, Orange n. j.;
Eena ". Corson, New Sharon: Har-
riette J. Wilder. Pembroke; Margaret
S. Drury, South Berwick.
Samuel D. Thompson, instructor in
history for some years past in the
| Quincy, Mass, High school, son of Nj.
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ROWCOIN.
RICHMOND.

The chorus rehearsal at Chas. Days
was Il grand success Wednesday evening
oil were present and manifested the
dcer6St interest. Mr. Favor is much
pleased and speaks highly of the talent
found in this little town. TIL" tickets
for the fair are selling like hotcakcs.
W. +. Wilson. our local icc-dcaler is
now housing his yearly supply Of ice. It
is of excellent quality and he W!ll ill his
building 10 its utmost cdrG";'Y. Mr..
Wilson. besides furnishing his -n,lny pat
rons last season with all they needed.
shipped several car loads to Boston mar
ket. He uses gasoline power anG en- do
Il good run daily.
Mrs. Dora Marsh of Oldtown is visit
her niece. Mrs. ChaS Day on Front ST.,
for q week Or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wakefield went t.
Lewiston Wednesday and rAturncd
Thursday.
Mrs. ". T. SccHins. who has been
quite sick for the past week with grip
is slowly recovering.
Augustus Thomas. who has been con-
fined to the bed witn Illness for ;hn past
week, is now abe to be about The house
again.
G. -. Novel; ATTENDED Il meeting of the
executive council at Augusta Friday.
Prepared stove wood is at a premium
in our village. w. +. Wilson had an OK
ira amount on hand but it is nearly gone
Our farmers arc working on the ice and
cannot bring it to market. Good wood
commands from $3.50 to 81 per cord ana
NOR" Tor smaller amounts.
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FRANKLIN.
EREEM6

Mrs. Harrison Cook. who has been i'll
the past week, is somewhat improved
The many friends Of Rev. d. H
Gown will be sorry Of his continued
poor health. Or. Ross attends him.
Henry Mayo, While engaged in thaw-
ing out a pump recently, burned his
arm quite badly.
The many friends of James H. Bell
viii be sorry 10 learn of his illness. Mr.
Bell is dangerously i'll with pneumonia
a. his home ut Strong.
We are panied to learn that
Q. V. Will. Freeman Valley, met with
a serious accident while making pulp
wood one day recently. In some way
log slipped and dislocatcd his knee.
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PEN0BsC0T.
GERLAN

~ dam DurrilI is recovering slowly
from her recent Illness, which has been
hard t. bear.
E. r. Rollins baby is much better Of
the bronchitis which ii suffered with Dr.
Strout thinks it on the Improvement line
Martin Skillin is really gaining from
his shock which he had i'll the fall. He
is gradually getting some use Of his ;f-
fcctrd limbs.
Rev. a. G. Hill passed to the Heavenly
life Jan. g after lingering illness &c
five months. 50 many of lis friends i'm
this and surrounding towns are very SAL
at his going away. He was GS years Old
and leaves q widow and two sons and onr
daughter. lie leaves 4 noble Christian
life all the way through. no one says Il
word Of harm. lie wa buried tho follow
ing Tuesday. Five minister's were pres
ent, the choir from Dexter and order Of
Odd Fellows Of which he was n WORTHY
member. All engaged in the services.
Harrison Cole has been i'll. an aged
citizen. and doubts were expressed of his
recovery, Eut at this writing il im1rov-
ing.
Tho village High school closed las.
week after successful term of IL weeks
ETNA.
News has been received by disratch to
Walter .Ames that his mother. Mrs. Julia
Ames, is dead and viii be brought home
for intcrmcnt to Etna.
Fred bennett has been drawn as jury
man from this town to attend the term
of court in February.
Mrs. Mary Locke and daughter are
both confined to tie house and are i'll al
present.
There will be a series OF Saturday
night dances at the Grange hall Good
music will be furnished by the Crystal
line Orchestra, now stopping at Camp
Etna Hotel.
Edna Russell was at home Saturday
afternoon, returning to Newport Sunday
Fred II. Graves is at work at the New
port Wool Pull co.
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SOMERSET.
MADISON.

Addison BURNS is critically i'll at his
home
A. IT. Ward was in Arson on business
Monday.
G. c. WATSON was in New Portland
Saturday on business.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. Q. Ward are visiting IN
Norridgcwock at Mrs, %oen Miller S.
Miss Alice Longiev who has been Ill
for he mast few weeks is gaining slowly.
Mrs " G. Sawyer is dangerously i'll
at he- home Oh Maple street.
II. ". Simonds is hauling wood to the
village this week. The roads are in i
fire condition at present.
Albert Burwood is home from tha
woods.
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HARTLSND

Rev. W. G. Baker. Mrs. II. A. Dore,
MISS Erdcnc Pierce Miss Dcna Traf-
ton' Miss Maud Spencer and Miss
Bertha Linn are among the IIartland
people who have hecn in Pittsfield at
tending the cvangclstic services held
In that town.
Mrs. L. A. Dascomb has returned to
her home in Skowhcgan after visit
with her daughter. Mrs. A. c. Bow
mar. Pleasant street.
Mrs. Edgar Ames who recently went
10 SHoWhegan for medical treatment
mas undergone an operation in the
BasWorth Hospital, that town.
The members of Hartland Lodge, |.
.. Q. T.. No. 10I Will have their an
hual concert ana bah on the evening
OF Feb. -. The committee in charge
Is "A. r. Burton, j. G. Young and
Daniel Hail.
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SMITHFIELD,

a little stranger came to the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowe last week.
an S-pound girl.
n. n. Royington is hauling cord wood
70 market from his lot in the bog.
b, W. HARRINGTON has been confined
TO the house with bad cold.
Mr.. SaWtellc of Sidney has been in
town buying carload of apples, the
price paid being S1.75 per barrel.
Hiram Robinson is in very poor
health.
Eva Taylor who has been sick at
her grandfathcr's. VIM. Haynes, Is a
little better.
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HARMONY,

lae ODD Fellows Lodge is in a very
prosperous condition. There have been
'iiree new members initiated this year
SO lar AMI another application. There
is greater interest and better attend
ance
me hiccabees arc having several
new members added to their number.
ana more are coming in. This is a
good fratcrnal Insurance order.
Crlah +. Trip has bought the goods
and store Of Elbridge Hatch at Main
stream,
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SOMERSET.
PALMYRA.

Mrs. David Turner is suffering with a
carbuncle on her right hand She
scratched her hand on a nail and as it
became very painful and swollen badly
the doctor was called, and at first it was
thought to be blood poisoning but has
since developed into a carbuncle.
Mrs. Vienna Pratt of Dexter died at
her home Jan. 81, aged about 70 years.
Mrs. Pratt was the widow of Sewall
Pratt and formerly lived at Wedsewood's
corner until 4 few years ago when she
moved to Dexter. The funeral was held
at her late residence Saturday, Feb.
Intermcnt at North Newport, where he.
husband was buried. Mrs. Pratt was
the daughter of Catherine and Stephen
Wedgewood and was the last one of a
family CT nine children, her only sister
Mrs ]. c. Pillsbury, having passed away
about month ago in Cambridge, Mass.
She leaves behind to mourn her loss one
daughter, Minnie Pratt. who cared for
her so tcnderly in her last sickness and
who has the heartfelt sympathy Of the
friends in the vicinity of her former
home.
Wedding cards have been received hero
announcing the marriage of Emma Belle
Longlcy and Daniel Pitt Written in New
port on Wednesday, Jan. co. They are
congratulated by their many friends, who
wish them much joy and happiness in
the years to come in their new relation
ship eTH,
J. c. Milett is in Carmel and Etna
for a few days on business.
Miss MabellA Cowan left home Monday
morning for Gorham, whore she will at
tend the spring term of Normal school.
Herbert Parkman went to Corirna last
Friday night to attend the basketball
game between the p. A. A. team and
High school team of that place.
Cards were received last week announc.
ing the marriage of D. p. Written of
this town and Miss E. Belle Loncley Of
Pittsfield, which occurred at Newport
Jan. co. '-i!yrMW1
D. $. Emerson took a business trip las.
week to Lewiston. Auburn Leeds and
Brunswick. returning Friday evening.
While in Lewiston Mr. Emerson sold II,
bushels Of buckwheat and also found n
possible market for a carload Of nota-
toes
Atwood Tabor of Corinna. visited Ar A
Z. Badgers over Sunday.
Norman SpoIlett fell on a stick of wood
last Wednesday, cutting his wrist quite |
badly. Or. Moulton dressed the wound |
using nine stitches.
Ernest Leavitt is repairing his barn
which was damaged by the wind Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11

East SanGerriiIc Grange met for its
regular mecunE Saturday evening. Jan.
u. Worthy Master Cleaves presiding
committee elected: Fred D. Kennedy
Ruth lIenncy. X. p. kncwlton. Mary
Knowlton and r. II. Herring This com
mittce raised $.63>S towards the hail
debt last year. Miss Mary Pond was ap-
pointed librarian. This Grange is in
good working order. Fiftv-seven MEM
bers Of this grange visited Central
Grange ut Foxcroft. Jan. p. Several
other oranges were represented.
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CENTER MONTVIlLE.

burned on the 10Th o: last raonth. has
the frame out for a now one and Will
begin to build as soon as the weather
permits
ono oc DIR. Ramsay's horses got leg
in q croSsway IN Knox. a few days ago,
receiving quite bad injuries.
Mrs. u. c. Cain il at South Montvill,
assisting in caring for her mother. Mrs.
Caroline Jackson, who has been criti-
caliy i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Cora Thompson. of Halldalc. has
been been visiting her brother, +. II.
Thompson, the past week.
Elijah and Fred Gay are i'll with in
liucEZa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-11

Nothing will relieve Indigestion that Is
not thorough digestant. Kodol d.
gests what You eat and allows the
stomach to rest-recuperate-g
strong again. 1t is a corrective CT the
highest efficiency. Sold by JohE
Coughlin, Augusta, Bcane's Drug Store,
Gardiner.
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SARGENTVILLE.

Tie Mountain Lake Icc Co is harvest
ing ice ar xccllcnt quality and the
houses are being rapidly filled.
Bad colds arc prevalent. j. r. Bill
ings ard son Albert who have been
among the victims are recovering.
Harlan Slower. who has been in Port
land for medical treatment, has return
cd homo.
Miss Ida darkness is at home after a
few weeks absence.
Mrs. IIoratio I.ymburncr and children
have returned from lsirSboro-
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While the family of Henry Martin of
East Fourteenth street, New York, was
absent at the theater burglars broke
into the house and stole heating stove
weighing GOO pounds.
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CAM BRIDGE.

Gertrude Smart is very i'll.
DR.. John Wilson received news last
week Of the death of his brother in
Montreal. DR.. Samuel Wilson, who
had been i'll for some time.
George Odlin has gone to Newport
TO work in the condensed milk factory
Louise Holt is in Dexter.
Mrs. Ivan Ham is in town from Car
land.
Charles Ham still remains very i'll.
Mr.. Davis of Belfast was the guest
or j. p. Mitchell over Sunday.
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READFiELD.

Many We're added to the sick list here
during the past week.
Mrs. Sedgely is away on visit to her
sister. Mrs. J. G. Allen is keeping house
for her.
Jane Gilman is visiting her cousins in
Mclrcsc, Mass.
The body Of Jediah Mace was brought
here for burial or Monday from Franz
ingham Mass.
Geo. r. Holmes, one of our aged and
highly respected citizens. died at his
home in kents Hill. Feb 4. His age
was 80 years, I mos. and 4 days. He had
resided in this town i years or more. \
widow survives.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
and baptism was observed at the NJ Z.
chapel on Sunday y. NJ. last
Mrs Fannie Carey and her sister, Mrs
Mae Smith. are at their fathers in this
village for Il visit.
MIR. 1;risbin received kick on one of
his legs from one Of his horses last week.
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SkGADAHOC
BOWDOINRAM.

eoNii Nioiloi tIliS WEN.
The Pythian Sisterhool took q trip
to New Meadows Inn Tuesday where a
shore dinner was much enjoyed by
those worthy ladies.
Mrs. Booker Douglass is visiting her
daughter in Lewiston.
WEST BoWDoIN.
Isaac Holbrook passed Sunday in
Litchfield with his daughter, Mrs.
Levi Danforth.
Mrs. Dona Allen Of Lisbon Falls
passed Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
Joel Allen.
Mrs. Fannie Springer who has been
Ill for many months is reported as not
as well.
William Gaslin was in Webster last
week calling ON friends.
ChaS. H. Allen was in Lewiston Mon
day on business.
Bert Holbrock who has been away
on business for sometime has returned
home.
Alfred Wheeler who has been at
work in Greene 70: the past month,
passed Sunday at his home.
BOWDCIN.
+. T.. Cornish is 50 much improved
from his recent injury as to be able to
be out.
Herbert Prout, who has been at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Prout, for few weeks, has returned
to his work at Bath.
Walter Grover is. in Lisbon with his
sister, Miss Mabel Grover.
{. +. Rand is improving from a Sc
we're attack Of rheumatism.
The BOwdoin relatives of Mrs Bert
Wilson Of Melrose, Mass, will be
pleased to learn that she is improving
from severe attack of appendicitis.
Florence keay is recovering very
fast from her recent illness.
1t is reported that Clarence Smith
has sold his farm.
Dr.. Potter Of Lisbon was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ames of Rockland was called
here this week by the death of her
stepfather, Benjamin Beal.
L. &. Shaw is driving a new horse on
his meat cart.
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NEWS FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
WALDO.
HALLDAlE,

FiALIDAIE.
| Mrs. N. W. White was called to Lis
bon Falls Jan. Is by the serious illness
of her sister, Mrs, A. II. Monroe.
]. e. Hall was in Unity last week
shipping apples to Liverpool.
Mrs. George Thompson is at work for
Mrs. G. N. Plummer.
| Mrs Leon WiESin and daughters
| who were quite sick last week, are a
little better
TROY CENTER.
IT. L. Spauldtng of Pittsfield was in
town last week on business.
Miss Mary Bosnian, who has been
visiting Mrs. \. C. Myrick, has returned
to her home i'll Watcrville.
Mrs. Emma Herscy is enjoying the
possession OF Il new horse, purchased
of Alfred Wright.
The class letter of so. NJ. c. l., has
again reached Troy, having been maxi
ing its annual rounds for nearly q
years, although the members are scat
tered from Maine to the Philippine is
lands.
Cards have been received from Mr..
and Mrs u. L. Bremner of Santa Rosa,
Cal, announcing the marriage of their
daughter. Lucia May, to DR.. Frank
E. Sclllcr, Feb. ,. Old friends will well
remember Mrs. Bremner as Miss May
Hillman, one of Troy's highly es-
tcemcd young ladies and a successful
school teacher. Hartiest congratulate
tions are extended With sincere wishes
for prosperous ard happy life for the
young couple.
TROY.
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday with
Mrs. Merton Rogers. The voting contest
closed that day and the prize Guilt was
given to Miss Rose Lamb. The others
were given TO Mrs. Maud ATudgett and
Miss Eudene Pierce. Twenty-six dollars
was realized in the sale of the votes.
The Creamery Association held n meet
ing Saturday and voted to sell the cream
cry to the Turner Center Dairy Asso-
citation. They will erect a new stable
ana finish tenement over the creamery
for the use of the manager.
EAST PALERMO.
Miss Sadie Rhoads of South Liberty
is visiting at F. y. Bradstreet's.
Grace 4. Bradstreet has gone to
Washington to visit her uncle, Chas.
f. Overlook.
Mrs. Marcia Witham has returned to
Fred Norton's, after protracted visit
in Washington.
Wilbur Turner Of Boston, Who has
been passing his vacation with his
mother and other friends in this vi
cinity, has returned.
Mrs. Emma Norton was called to
North Palermo to care Tor her son
Wesley, who is very i'll.
August Mock. who has been visiting
friends in this place, has returned to
his hcme in Boston.
John Bailey, blind veteran of the
Civil War. who has been boarding at
Emma Norton's, has gone to James
Lanes Of Appleton, Maine, to board.
Henry Leman recently purchased q
horse Of c. M.Achorn Of Coopers Mills.
Mrs. Ida +. Found has gone to
Brewer, Maine, to visit her daughter.
PALERMO CENTER.
Mrs. p. G. Ingalls, of RaZorvilc Wis
tied her sister. Mrs. c. b. Newhall. of
this place Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucinda Campbell is on the
sick list.
c. A. Eowhall was in Augusta on
business Monday.
S Il. Bowler, president OF the Palcr-
no Tel. Co, is working on the new
line over Western ridge.
Mrs. Walter Smell Of this place re-
ccivcd news Monday Of the death OF
her mother, Mrs. James SOulc of North
Palermo.
iIPEpTv
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LINCOLN.
NORTH WALDOBO2O.

There will 10 n masqu@rad" ball Mt
New Century hall Thursday evening,
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ct Bristol. n. H.. and Paiwtucket, r. /.
He is tho son of Rev. D. f. Jefferson of
Vermont
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SEA MOSS FARINE

is pure, hea1th-giving food.
Toothsome, nutritious, econom-
zeal. Buy it house-keepers,
hotels, restaurants, bakeries.
A Csc. package makes Is quarts
dessert dishes. Just the food
required by infants and invalids
Sample free. Lyon Mfg. Co. Brooklyn, NY.
i22d1v
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KENNEBEC.
EAST VASSALBORC,

MRS. Zilpha Butterfeld, who was so
badly burned by the bursting. of a hot
water bottle at Christmas TIME, is re-
ported as gaining slowly.
Mrs. Anna Gates has been confined
to the house by an attack of la grippe.
Miss Eliza Bradbury, who has been
Ill for the past few weeks, is improv-
ing.
Hanson Lampson has been at work
in Amesbury, Mass, for a few weeks
past.
The ice taken from the lake is in
fine condition and Fred Whitney is
kept busy cutting in pleasant and
stormy weather
Will Pope, who has been confined to
the house for a number of weeks with
la grippe. is slowly improving.
Miss Grace Taylor is the guest of
friends in Massachusetts for a few
weeks
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JOiCE.

The Free High school at Kings Mills
closed Friday, Feb. l. Herman d. Cor
son. the principal did very efficient
work and proved q valuable teacher
The excellent appearance Of the school
gave evidence of good teacher, VINO
had good material to work with.
The Free High school in the Church
district will commence Monday, Feb.
II with w. +. Packard as principal.
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a. Positive
CURE
Ely's Cream Balm
Is qcich.Y absorbed.
Gives Relic; al 0nco,


Gives Relic! al 0nco.
It cleanses, soothes
heals and protects
tho diseased men,
brare. 1t cures Ca
ta-rh and drives
away ? Cold IN the
Hea;. quickly. Re-
etores thu Scpsea Of