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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-07
Here,s Good Adlvec.

o. S. Woolever. one OF the Best
known merchants OF lie RaysviIle.
y. T.. says: If you are ever trouh-
led with piles. apply BucMen's Ar.
Mica sa!ve. 1t cured me of them
for good 90 years ago" Guaraa-
-teed for sores, wounds. burns or
abrasions. csc at Frank C Bland's
drug store.
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Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me the biggest doll
that you can find IN town and a new
coat, cap ana furs. Please bring me
some candy, nuts and oranges. and
Santa, l have a little baby brother this
year. Please bring him 4 rattle and
go-cart. Now please don't forget to
come. live on North avenue, $40,
in the $tealey- addition. Goodbye.
Your little friend.
VERA LAWALNN.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Notice TO Our Customers

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles Is not at
fected by the National Pure Food
and Drug Law as 1t contains no OPT
ates or other harmful drugs. and we
recommend 1t as safe remedy for
children and adults. sturm & wl-
SON.,
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR

"Doan's Ointment cured me OF
eczema that had annoyed be long
time. The cure was permanent. -
Hon. S. w. Matthews, Commissioner
Labor Statistics. Augusta, Ne.
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Dear Santa

Dear Santa:
4 am a little boy years old /
want sled, pair of boots. lis. and
a nice pair of gloves. want an
auto that you can wind up ana it
win go. Hoping am not asking too
much. am
Your little friend,
JOE ATwELL.
p. Sand candy and nuts.
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Dear Santa Claus:
thought / would write you let
ter to let you know what want for
Christmas l want pair of boots,
l want new wagon and n new pair
overshoes. 1 want n watch. 1 want
some candy ana nuts and new ring,
and my mama has been sick and
bring her n new pair of overshoes,
and bring me a new suit of clothes.
And you know this little boy. it is
EVEfeT' OGDEN.
To Dear Santa Claus:
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II little friend.
ROBERT HILL.
Tear Santa Claus:

Dtar Santa Claus
heard YOU will soon come /
want Il typewriter, train OF cars II
nose guard what viii use in foot
bail want Il watch. the b. II O.
railroad. the Standard oil Company.
a sled. ! want some slides for my
nausic lantern. l want one rail for
my railroad and a tent, sixty camp
chairs. a pony and cart. Il camera.
. cart with Wheels on il and If am
not asisins too much want the
Fairmont coal Company. \ steam
engine, Il pair of skates ANA some ice
on the river a pyrophaphy set and u
paint brush. nuts and candy and all
lindss of fruit
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Dear santa claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
win you please bring me n book Of
recitation, pair of suspenders and a
pair leggIngs and lots and lots of
candy and nuts and anything else
that boy years old wants.
From your little friend,
EARL sIDEBoTTOM.
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70 Dear santa CLAUS:
Dear santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
l thought 1 would write and tell
you what ] want Christmas. want
four yards of pink rubber, and l want
a big doll and y doll bed. and a new
pair of shoes and a new dress and
some candy ana nuts. My mama has
been sick and 80 bring her new
pair of shoes aud n new ring and a
new story book.
IL N.1trr -nc.nr,A-
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Santa Claus Letters
"a santa:

Old Santa:
You need not bring me anything
for don't want nothing, and don't
bring by papa any thing either.
FRANK KNOX.
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Dear santa Claus:
want to think you for ali the
nice things you put on the tree last
Xmas and to tell you what I want
this year ] want pair OF double
runner skates. and a sled. a magic
lantern, a set OF dishes, and 4 light
brown teddy bear and some picture
books and that will be all this time.
Yours lovingly,
BONNIE MCDONALD.
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BLANcH OGDEN,
pear santa C.laus:

Dear Santa Claus:
am a little boy = years old. Please
send me a doll baby. milk bottle,
nipple, baby carriage and some
candy and nuts, Don't forget the
address.
CLYDE CUNNINGHAM,
2O2 Bridge street, City.
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Dear Sanat:
have been reading the chiIdren.s
letters to you every evening so l
thought would write to you also.
want for Xmas a signet ring with
my initials i. G.. a muff, pair. Of
roiIer skates. some good games. /
think this ais all he sure and don't
forget my cousins in Pennsylvania.
Your loving friend.
RENE CASTNER
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Dear Santa CLAUS:
would ike 10 have teddy bear
and ring and chair FOR my doll
and some nuts and some candy and .
train. and ma. wants . china closet
Yours truly,
ZANA ROBINSON
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tree ready. Dear santa please bring
my dear DR. a box OF cigars and some
thing real nice. Now don't forget to
Come and bring the children all some
thing Now goodbye Dear Santa
LOUISE KINSA1RD
500 High street.
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AUBREY WILSON.
2lo Sycamore street City.

Dear Santa Claus:
want some nuts and candy. /
wrote for pair of roller skates last
wanter- Please do. not forget them.
want a cap-snapper. Kate wants u
watch chain.
OTIS BEDFORD HoGGESs.
Shuuston. w. Va.
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Dear ola Kind Santa Claus:

Dear old Kind Santa Claus:
read in the paper where you
wanter the boys and girls to write you
a letter telling what they wanted for
Christmas. Now will tell You what
would like to have l would like TO
have Il set of dishes, Il story book. a
doh and IA doh trunk, ana sled.
Now Dear Kind Santa Claus l viii be1
a good girl and go to bed carly.
Please don't forget my little brothers
Dorsey. He wants new suit and u
pair OF gloves. We would both like
to have some candy and some nuts
ann rtisins. l guess this is all.
DON'T forget " come. We live on
Bridge street, No. 2O7.
El.ANCH and DORSEY MCMILLAN.
Dear santa Claus:
l will write you a few lines to tell
you what want for Xmas. am
little boy 10 years old. 1 would like
=" have IL gum bail and some nuts
and some candy and "a pair Of gloves
ana Il pair shoes and a trim. This
By all viii ask for this time.
Your little friend.
MALDRoN GRIFTITH.
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Dear Santa Claus:
am just little hoy threo years
old and l would like a teddy bear
and train of cars, a tool box and n
doll and lots of nuts and candy.
Yours truly,
NORMAN MACDONALD.
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pear SANTA Claus:
Please bring me automobile, a hi
cycle and a teddy bear and pair of
roller skates and collar and chain for
my dog, Beaut. Bring me candy and
nuts. And Canta papa has been
wanting n pair OF arctic overshoes.
can't you bring them?
From your little hoy.
. RICHARD STEALEY.
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VIII lie satisfied II can hnt he''ij
hello, Hello. hello
,.,. nm. -
'''tS' nv 50
7. 81 prefer The home phone.
My Dear Santa:
vii, write ,.ou . f..u. 1.-Two. m lot
you know what want ! am only
three years old and | cant write, but
viii get someone to write for me-
want a doll baby, carriage, ted
dy hear. and some candy, nuts, and
oranges. ice cream, if you can bring it.
From your little girl,
MARIE YESrEK
Il. S.-Brins it to Clay street
My Dear Santa:
yod know what l want for Christ
mas. / want a pair Of kid gloves,
buggy for my don. pair OF legsings,
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Donr Santa SLAMS:

Please bring me doll and buggy
to ride my doll in, a set of dishes. a
set Of knives and forks to set my
table with. and l cannot eat cAndy 50
oyu can give 1t tot some oth4r little
girl. Now Santa l wiz be good
girl for ! don't so TO school and 1
wili help my mama get the Xmas
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Dear Santa:

Dear santa:
am little girl years old. going
on s. Please bring me a sleeping doh
and set of dishes, stove and ring
with an opal in it, I remain
Your loving little girl,
MARGARET MANNIx
422 s. Chestnut street
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Dear Santa Claus:
| will write to tell you what I want
you to bring me for Xmas. VIII you
please bring me pair of skates. a
horn, drum, new suit OF clothes, a
pair of rubber boots, candy and nuts
and all kinds of fruit and don't forget
my dear mama and papa.
Your loving friend,
WILLIS MOODY.
794 West Pike street.
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Dear Santa Claus:
want new Sled and a pair of
skates and new pair of shoes and
candy and nuts. Hoping am not
asking too much.
From your little friend.
ROBERT HILL
Hear 1&4-l&6 Main street city,
p. ST. am going away Christmas
50 il YOU don't mind it bring them
to New Matamoras, q. l hope your
reindeers won't be sick for YOU can't
come.
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Yours truly,
STANLEY INNCII

IS9 Mechanic street.
z. s.-Please bring the high top
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Dear Santa:
VIII you please bring me a sleep
ing doll and broom and bracelet
and set of sleigh bells to put on my
dosgie. Please don't forget me. I
live on AZ S. Chestnut street.
Your little girl,
HELEN tNrANNIX.
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Dear Santa Claus:
want IA horse that can ride and
a giraffe. wouI dbe glad to have a
sled painted blue. Please bring me
some new picture books, candy,
oranges and nuts. Don't forget TO
bring English walnuts, bananas and
a teddy bear. am years old and
a good little boy. live at Jane Lew,
W. Va. Don't forget to come.
Your little boy,
JOSEPH EVANS, JE.
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ia nice big doll pair of gloves. and
a music bag. teddy bear. and box
of candy. This is all this year. Hop
ing this will reach you in time to get
what want.
Your friend.
BERDA LYNCH.
Lynch, W. Va.
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From your friend, 4
MAXWELL GAYLORDN

22S East Main street.
Dear Santa Claus, If your reindeers
get hungry just go out into the stable
and give them some hay.
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900 Point street. Broad Oaks.

Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me gum coat aud a
gum hat and a pair Of gum boots and
n pair of sunday gloves and Il pair Of
Ice skates, No. II. and a shooting gall
lerv
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-07

Dear Santa Citus:
want PAIR of skates and a gun
and some lodes for it and a merry
.go-round and a flexible flyer and a
wagon for my pony and a train that
runs on the track and express wagon.
and some candy and nuts. and so
good-bve
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Dear Santa:
VIII you please bring me nice
doll and a go-cart and set OF dishes
and small table. Please don't forget
me.
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Your little girl,
ANNA MANNER.
422 S. Chestnut street
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Dear Santa Claus:
want horn and some candy ana
a teddy bear and some fire-crackers
and oranges and a cap.
WALTER SCOTT.
49, First street. CITY
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-07

Dear Santa Claus:
Please send me sled and IL wagon
and some fire-crackers and some
candy and oranges and bananas ana
a horn and u pair of mi4terG
EVANS SCOTT.
157 First street. City.
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Dear Santa:
want set of dishes. doll, story
book, ne wpair OF shoes and 4 rock
ing chair, some candy and nuts
have been good little girl and am :;
years old. l remain your dear little
girl
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Send 10 cents to this Office give number Of
desired. IL will then bc sent to YOU by mail pc
always give M address. Several days must BIO
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p. Sizing it to Clay street.
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f@2 $. Chestnut street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-05
PALERMO CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Handy who have
been pG ssing 4 few weeks at this place.
left for their home III Somervillc.
Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Helen Hamilton ana daughter
Charlotte Of Naticll, Mass. arrived at
the home Of her sister, Mrs Wesley
Turner, Thursday. After a brief visit
with her sister, Mrs. Hamilton and
daughter will 80 to her old homo at
LongfelloW's Corner where they Will
pass the summer.
The BAPTIST quarterly meeting at this
place was we'll attended Saturday and
Sunday. Many ministers Of adjoin-
ing towns were present ana gave some
vcly interesting discouracs, among
thCm being I;ov. II. w. Abbott OF this
!lac". Pew Mr.. Morse of Morrill,, Row.
Mr.. G!iddCn Of Iodgd0n, ROY. J. +.
Jones Of North Windsor, Rev. Written
Of Union. Mrs. Lalia FuElcy of
Noblcboro, formerly Of this place. also
gave ~ very helpful talk. Evangelist
Porley Miller yas also present Satur-
day ana Sunday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-05
NORTH PALERMO.

There were services at Tic Methodist
church Sunday afternoon ANA evening
conducted by Rev. Z. S. Cudworth.
John Slack came from Kittcry last
week t" pass few days with his fam
lily.
Mabel Nelson who has had employ
mont in augusta FIR the raSt five
months came homo Saturday for a va
cation.
Gertrude Jordan Of tho c. c. 7. Of
Watcrvillc passed Saturday and Sun
day at home.
Arthur Jordan has gone to Augusta
to work at the Insane hospital
Ira Black decorated the soldiers
graves ut the Marden cemetery Nc
mortal Day and Daniel Bachelor those
at the Smith cemetery ana at the Cen
ter.
Lester Perkins came home from
Providence Monday to stay awhile with
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Marden.
Rev. S. o. Written Of Union was tho
guest Of ". W. Dyer Sunday.
Mrs. James Black has been working
for Mrs. George Cronmett for the past
two weeks.
Edith Nelson Of Freedom Acado my
who has bccn at home the past week,
returned to her school Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-05
SAGADAHOC.
NORTH BOWDOiN.

Fire carly Saturday morning dcs-
troycd the portable savmill which was
located on the George Maxwell lot
and owned by i. A. Starrctt The
cause is thought to have been a spark
from the engine which slnouldercd in
the sawdust during the day.
Mrs |. @. White and daughter, Mrs
Winnie Ray Of Auburn former resi-
dents of this district, were visitors here
last week.
VIM. Small left Monday for, a BUSH
ness trip to Saco and adjoining towns.
He will be away two or three weeks.
day with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Alexander Ridley.
Miss Nellie Pcttengill of Lisbon Falls
was the guest, Sunday, Of Mrs. Lucy
Small.
The friends Of Mrs. Ida Card of Au-
burn, formerly of this neighborhood,
regret to learn of her continued illness.
Mrs. Augusta Wadsworth and Miss
Erma Of Wales, were recent guests of
her brother, Herbert Wadsworth.
Pink eye is the latest aGliction among
the children Of this vicinity.
c. H. Holbrook has recently had a
telephone installed at his home
Miss CcciIc Small was the guest over
Sunday Of her brother, Dennis Small at
LitchficlG.
Joshua Farnum who is at the Maine
General hospital at Lewiston for treat
mcnt for paralysis, following diph-
thcria, is said to bc improving in
| health.
Charles Delaware most kindly affords
| his ncighhnrs q musical treat with Sc
! lections from his Edison monograph
on various occasions, and on Satur-
| day evening goOdIy number were en-
tertaincd by him at the home of w
l.. Small.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-05

George A. Jackson of East Vassal-
boro was in town Friday.
j. D. Rafter of Damariscotta was in
the place on business Friday
John E. Curtis of New York was at
A. Il. Erskinc's, Sunday.
Harry Brown returned home from a
trip to Oakland, Saturday.
2!r. and Mrs. Leslie Lewis Of Joice
were at +. T.. Weeks, SUNDAY.
Mr. ana Mrs. Scott Fish Of White
field We're 1T Parsons Bend Sunday
A. ]. Z. Peaslce ana daughter went
to Ddmariscotta, saturday.
JOiCE.
Thomas Skohln of Gardiner is
passing week ut his home here.
Fred Turkey reports that so Of his
young apple trees were killed last
winter on account OF the severe cold
wee tner.
Joseph Haley recently lost one OF
His horses which lie purchased i'll
Boston last winter
Charles Sllchan is having water put
into lis house.
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WALDO.


Mrs Sarah Stevens has returned
from her visit to Stockton Springs.
Mr. ana Mrs. RUcl Whitney Of Rock-
land arrived III Troy last Monday on
their wedding trip. They passed sew
cral days with Nj ana Mrs. f. NJ.
Piper, then went IN to Newport and
Bangor. >Grs. Whitney is the grand
daughter Of Joseph riper, formerly OF
this town.
Mr. ana Mrs Herbert Taglcy Of Au-
burn are visiting at Mr.. Dagily's faith
cr's.
Mis-" Della Knowles has returned to
her situation in Lewiston.
Mrs. Grace Knowles who passed the
winter with ley daughter in Lewiston,
has returned to her homo.
Mrs. Eowcna Clarcy has opened her
summer home at Troy Corner for tho
summer.
Stanley Chase Of Watcrvillc was in
town Saturday ana Sunday.
The Union SUnday-scho0l at Troy
Corner was roor%aniZed Sunday Mis-;
CARR" Weymouth was chosen sup2rin-
tcndcnt and Mrs. a. c. Myrick assis-
tont
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DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
I Goth Powder
Cleanses and beauties the
teeth and purifies the breath.
Used by people Of refinement
tor over quarter of century.
Convenient for tourists.
PREPARED BY
%&s&z<'a: .22c

Albion Spaulding has been i'll for
several days, but is now improving.
Miss BERTHE Moody returned on the
boat Saturday from visit with her
brother, Ralph McCausland Of Ned
ford,
Jacob Rrann has completed the work
of putting in sewer along Grant street
to the river.
Wn. Ping is having his tenement
houses on Main avenue Shing!2d and
other repairing done.
Mrs. Chas. Barker is in roor health
and her daughter, Mrs. Flint, is with
her at the present time.
Allrn Clark whp has been in Indiana
and Illinois cor the past five months
made a short trip home this week
prior to going to Sanford. where he
will install Barber Colman warp
tying machine.
The Berlin Mills 60. are building a
large dry house.
Miss Ina Pitcher Of Portland is vis-
ting in town.
Alton Turner has gone to Massachu-
sctts on a vacation trip.
Mrs. Allen Lewis and daughter
I'rancena we're in Boston last week.
Fen Thompson Of Augusta has
bought the Smith house on Shcldron
street and will shortly move in.
WEST GARDINER.
STTAR'S CORNER.-L. S. Itincs has
accepted Il position at The Cove.
Frank Brown has been i'll during the
past week.
Irving l.. Ware was called TO Gil
hcrtvillc, Mass, by the serious condi-
ticn Of his son Hay, who is i'll with
typhoid fever.
Samuel Williams has rented the L. S
Rines place.
The school entertainment was 4 sue
cess in every way. Miss Shaw proved
hCr5clj 4 reader Of unusual merit. Hc1
refined stage appearance and complete
control If facial expression captured
| the house with her first number.
John Annis Spear OF HalIowcll was
| in town Sunday.
NJ. J. Baker Of Portland. who la:
been passing several days at The
| Corner returned homo on Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-05

tanned relatives from Madison Sunday
Afternoon.
John Chase was in this vicinity Sat
urlly looking after veal calves.
SOUTH ST. ALBANS.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Percy Cram and son
Merton, visited her father, Frank Fit2-
gerald over Sunday. The ydOrvc from
Wdtcryillc Saturday afternoon and re
turned Monday.
MIR. ana Mrs. Hiram Pushar and
Winnna Crockcr visited ii. o. BlaiS-
Gelrs family Sunday.
leonard Frost II skowhcSan IS vi3-
iting at Frank Hanson's.
Mir. and Mrs.. Densmore Emerson
wore in Newport Saturday.
4 nunl ~ attended the play ut Pits
field Saturday evening for the benefit
Of III" Grange.
Frank Hanson = planting Is arcs
uf lotltuc5 tu1' himself WIZ his new
PLANTER
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BLUE DEVILS
Get Rid OF indigestion and Things VII!
Look Bright and Joyous.

y.
I.T"n IL IN" present era ',l Pr''''''i''S
ana E""i tunes oN I'm I'"i'" "Pi.'''
black I" th"&" people VT" aIc Suli''
ing Wr"trhcdiy from some l"i'i W
indigestion. Mhrr" digestion II t"i'N
compI' I" ana easy tl''' Is = Joy ''uE
ana hopeful outlook, but lHiiScSlioi
causes depression.
The want "f safe cI'ctiNc cure
FOR SICK h"adGche' l'iIH'St'"'l d'.'
St"lH"rn u"uhitS' VIZ Always l'''
unit! inc lT'S'IlI'b IA hi''" II ~ WI
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SOMERSET.
HINCXLEY.

Commencement exercises at Good
Will this year were Of their usual high
order. and were we'll attended. The
senior reception Friday evening was
considered one Of the most enjoyable
receptions of the kind for many years.
Rev. Mr.. Williams of the Friends
church at North Fairfield filled the pull
lit at the chapel Sunday.
Miss Georgia Morrow returned Mon
Gay from a short visit to her People in
NorridgGWock.
Herbert Rice Coffin of Brown Uni
vcrsity has been passing a few days
with friends at Good VIII Farm.
W. j. Hinckley is able to be out
again after being confined to the
house few days with the humps.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Smith is visiting her
brother in Madison.
Carl Jenkins Of Brooks is spcndiae
a few days with his sister, Mrs. Wal
ter Dickcy.
Miss Winifrcd Shacklcy will spend
tho summer at her home in Hudson
Nc
Mrs. T. G. Joy is on a visit to friends
in Portland, Me.
A merry party was held at the home
Of w. u. Boynton i'll Skowhcgan. sat
urday evening. About $50 guests were
present. The evening was given up t.
music and games ana refreshments oi
ica cream ana cake was much en-
joycd.
J. ". Walker is cooking for the boon
crew while ]. Is. Mulhcarn is in Shaw
must. Raymond Kelley is coullec.