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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-01-10
NOT1CEaFOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,


Occur dAlene, Idaho, December ~, 1907,
Notice Is hereby given that
CHARLES SoDERsrRoM of
Spirit Lake, Idaho. has filed notica
OIL his intention To make final Ave year proof
n support OF his claim, viz: Homestead
nea OF the SELL. nwi-4 of the seia. and Lois
= and :, Section l.. Township So north
Range M ano that said proof will he
made before A. w, Post. U. $. Commissioner.
AIRY 3, 1905. w '7oru-
lie names the following witnesses To prove
tion Of. the land. viz: N1
Louis Larsen. william II. Cle,ana n
Idaho. 80 " Ns.hur"m'
r. N. DUNN, Register.
Jan to 81
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

PAM ANDLE LODGE No. 10. Knights of
Pythias. meets at Fraternal Hall every
Tuesday evening. Visiting Knights always
welcome CHAS. w, UP, @. Q.
d. +. DANNY. X. OF II. and S.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-01-10

CYRlNGA TEMPLE No. 4, Pythian Sisters
- meets every Thursday evening at Fra
fernal Hall. MRS MARY J. CULP,
Miss Grace Cook. MEG
Nj. of X. and @.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OF IDAHO,

STATE OF IDAHO
Senators-W. f. Borah, W. B. Hepburn.
Congressman-Burton L. French.
Supreme Judge-G. II. Stewart.
Governor-Frank II. Gooding.
Lieutenant Governor-E. A. Burriil
Secretary OF State--Robt Lansdon.
Auditor-Robert s. Bragaw.
Treasurer-C. A. Hastings.
Supt. Public Instruction--Belle Chamberlain
Attorney General-.lohn J. Guheen.
inspector Of Mnes-Robt. f. Bell
KOOTENAI COUNTY.
District Judge-W. w. Wood.
Sheriff-C. A. Mcdonald.
Auditor, Clerk and Recorder T, l., Ouarles
Treasurer-C. J. Shoemaker.
Assessor-C. A. Bailor.
Supt. of Schools-R. c. Egbers
County Attorney-C. II Potts
Probate Judge-F. A. Mccall
Surveyor-W. II. Edelplute
Goroner-Dr. f. Wenz
County Physician-Dr. d. ID. brennan
commissioners: LIST district, G. G. Edwards
End L. L. Busby
Ord = G. NJ. Triyg
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MOMENS REL EFF CORPS. No. 10. Meets
~ LIST Il Bird Saturday afternoon Of each
month ut Fraternal Hall,
MRS. BELL TUCKER. Pres.
MRS. LIBBIE TAYLOR. Sec.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-01-10

r athdrum Lodge No. 70. l. O. O.. F. Meets
~ every Friday evening at Fraternal hall,
GEO. e. DYER, N. G.
e. A. WALKER, Secretary
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TROY.

Mrs, +. b. Dow of Pittstield was the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Dodge
Saturday and Sunday
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. A. &.
Myrick on Wednesday. Oct l.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shaw Of Rock
land are visiting. Mr.. and Mrs. H. 6,
Hill.
Estelc Harding. who is teaching in
Etna. was at home Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Eugene Foster of Pittsficid
passed last week with her parents Mr..
and Mrs J. c. Lamb
Mr.. and Mrs William Rand have a
new baby girl, born Tuesday, oct g.
The wedding reception Of MIR. and
Mrs. Merton Bagley Wednesday even
ing was very largely attended and Il
very pleasant time enjoyed by all.
CENTER-John Spencer has moved
his family to the Center into the house
occupied by Miss Nellie Danforth.
Mrs. Mayo Bckmore is visiting her
daughter in Thetford. VT.
Frank Sawyer of Massachusetts.
whose early home was in Troy, called
on old friends and neighbors last week.
Mrs. Fred Knowles of Oakland. Cal.
who is visiting in Lewiston is expected
to arrive at Truman Cooks this week.
Miss Flora Carleton returned home
last week from Poland Springs where
she passed the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seavey of
Auburn are visiting relatives in town
Mrs. Cora Hescock of Foxcroft was
a recent guest of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. O. b. Rhoades.
L. j. Sanderson has purchased
grocery business in Pittsfield and VIII
move his family there as soon as his
goods are sold out here.
Walter Taylor and family of Pitts
field passed Sunday at the home of
Mrs. TayIor's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Smith.
Apples in this section are not as
plentiful. but larger and of a finer
quality than usual Truman Cook has
harvested more than 200 barrels Of
choice fruit Reuben Rhoades has re-
ceived from Searsmont $50 apple
barrels. besides having many on hand
A pleasant meeting CT the Sunshine
Society was held with Mrs. O. B.
Rhoedes Thursday afternoon. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Geo. 3.
Cook. Oct. %,
The excellent entertainment at the
North Troy church Saturday evening
under the auspices. of the Willing
Workers was largely attended. $1,000
was realized from the supper and $40
was received for votes on the
embroidered spread which. goes to the
invalid. Miss Ellen Shaw. The money
will be used for repairs on the church.
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BLACkW ELL.

Mrs. Sarah Manter is Somewh hat bet
ter than last week. DR. Wing is at
tending her.
Mrs Gardner Mason has been i'll,
but is better.
Mrs. Wesley Richards was in Ban
gor recently to visit her brother.
Harold Danforth has returned home
from Il trip to New York.
Fred Bird has finished digging his
potatoes. a good crop Of potatoes and
a good yield per acre is reported.
Mrs. Rilla Clark, who recently re-
turned from the hospital in Lewiston,
is improving i'll health
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. o. Danforth re
turned home Saturday night from d
visit of several days with relatives in
Caratunk and Pleasant Pond.
Miss Laura Thompson of North An
son was a recent guest at the home of
Morris Moore in Madison. She was
on her way to Skowhegan to visit rela-
tiveS and friends.
Mrs Elvira VeaSey visited in Show
hogan several days last week,
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SOUTH JEFFERSON.

Mrs. Mary y. Miller, who suffered a
fracture of one hip few days ago. is
n a critical condition. She is attended
by Dr.. y. NJ. Card.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c.. Hilton and son
Linwood of Lewiston passed Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Hilton.
The South jefferson Band furnished
music at the fair ut Damariscotta last
week.
Mrs. H. F. Cunningham arrived home
last Saturday from WiScasset
Mr. ard Mrs. Oscar Hilton Of Woods
Holl, Mass. are visiting relative; and
friends il, this place.
Mr. and Mrs. robin Of Portland are
visiting her sister. Mrs. Arthur Fish
Miss Rnvena Hilton is at hCme from
Poland Springs for an indefinite stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hilton had
the pleasure of having their entire fam
;iy of six children at homo for Il few
hours last Sunday, after an absence Of
several Years.
Watervilc
Potter brothers will begin to saw
lumber this week. 3
f.. Fl Rose will preach a Memorial
sermon ut the church October ., in
memory O.: the late Rev. H. +. Wood
who for several years was faithful
pastor here.
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REApFiELp.,

Jason F.dserly of Augusta was i'm Read
field last week and boughtsa fine heffer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Prehle of Woolwich
are moving to- their house on Chestnut
street, Augusta. where they have been
for several weeks making repairs on the
house and building a stable.
Miles Williams of Mt. Vernon has raised
and husked 500 bushels of rice corn. be-
sides filling three silos.
z. A. Robinson of Mt. Vernon shipped
carload of stock Monday from Read
field station to Brighton.
Miss Grace TaylCr. who passed several
weeks with relatives ir Livermore and
Read'icld. returned to her home i'll Cam
bridge. Mass. last Thursday.
h. d. Gc.don is loading d car of pota-
toes at HoAt's siding right from the field.
Mrs Emily Fletcher and granddaUSh-
ter. Miss Esther Leonard, who have been
in Mt. Vernon for several weeks, return
ed los, week to their home in Manchester
Mr. and Mrs. Johr Titus. who lave
been the guests of relatives in kennebec
county for several weeks returned to
their home in BIy an Pond last week. Mrs.
Titus was Miss Nellie Thomas Of Man
chester. and while here Mr.. and Mrs.
Titus called on Mr. and Mrs Edwin Cad-
well, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Young and
Mrs. Anna .Cottle Brown.
Harry Fticld. who has been working
for Osgood Crawford of Augusta, is at
the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
S Fifield of Manchester, for a few weeks.
The October meeting of the Mt Mans
field Club was with Mrs Sadie Thomas.
MI, ,,ox.+ ,,,oatipc will Nc will, NTrS a
rinda Hunt.
Mrs Huldah Fiiield Of Manchester is
in Newport with her brother whose wife
lis ill.
Mrs Hannah Dudley. WHO has been
passing severa! days in Gardiner and Au-
gusta, returned Saturday accompanied by
her niece, Mrs. Lillian Heffernan, who
after passing a few hours with her moth
er returned to her home ir Augusta.
Miss Emma Hunt passed the last of the
weeks at her home. returning Sunday af-
ternoon to Kent's Hill Seminary.
Among the recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ S. Fifield Of Marcheste4sp were
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Austin and Miss
Mabel Austin Of Dorchester, Mass; Don
Fifield Of Augusta, Charles Field and
Edna Halves of RGadfeld.
Miss Elena Curtis, who has been
living in California and Iowa, is visit
ing friends in Maine. At present she IS
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Ciough
of Mountain View farm.
F. NJ. Stevens and his sister. Mrs.
Bertha Kendall, passed through this
place on their way to Augusta.
owen Gordon OF Augusta and family
are passing their vacation with Mrs
George Higgins. He has sold several
cartridges while out hunting.
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READFlELD DEPOT.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Brainard of
Winthrop We're visitors at Mrs. Mary
Sherburne's Friday; also calling on
other friends.
Miss Izetta Royal returned home
Saturday from a visit with friends in
Manchester.
Ernest Gordon. station agent ut
Chisam Mills, is passing his vacation
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Gordon.
Wallace Burgess of Old Town. VINO
was in the place Friday and Saturday
calling on other friends and visiting
the haunts of his childhood After an
absence of sixty years there were bat
few whom he knew. The old red sch Dol
house had long since disappeared. but
the chestnut and oilnut trees under
which he had played. as boy, still
remained.
J. E. Mccormick, the apple dealer.
who has been on d business trip TO
Boston, also touring in different parts
of Massachusetts and in Oxford
County, Maine, noting the apple crop,
reports the fruit more plentiful and of
better quality than last season. Mr.:
Mccormick returned home Saturday.
leaving Monday for more extensive
travels in western Maine.
The hunting party, Ray Sanborn,
Angus Mccormick, Victor Staples and
Frances Sanborn. returned Friday,
bringing Il fine deer. shot by Ray Sal-
born, which weighed 250 pounds. Mr..
Sanborn's neighDors dined on rich
venison, Saturday. A doe WAS cap
tured by Mr. Mccormick and left in
Shakespeare camp. where the party
tarried. They went as far as Flag
staff.
Mr.. and Mrs. n T. Gordon. Miss
RIanche Gordon and friends of Au-
custa. passed Saturday and Sunday at
Gordon camp.
Sergeant. Smith. PatroImen Linton
and Mcdonald of Police Division 6.
BOSTON. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles d. Whittier in this place.
They are on their annual vacation and
are putting in their time hshihg III
Lake Maranacook and sightseeing.
During the past week Sergeant Smith
has caught 100. pounds of bass ana
pickerel, the largest bass weighing oR
mounds Mr.. Linton captured pa3s
last Friday which he thought weighed
between six and seven pounds, but IN
the excitement of trying to lana the
fish Mr.. Linton fell overheard and was
Going down for the third time when he
was rescued by Mr.. Mcdonald. Had
not the latter been an expert swimmer
Mr.. Linton would doubtless have been
drowned. He suffered no Ill eHects
from his experience. MIR. Mcdonald
has proved himself an expert at eaten :
ing cells. having made several large
catches, one eel weighing ~ POUNDS.
The three men are so much pleased
with this place that they say they are
coming again next summer.
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LIBERTY.

The remains of Mrs Jane Gilman
widow IT the late John Gilman, of this
village were brought here Saturday
from Newport for burial. Mrs. Gil
man was resident of this town for
many years, going to Newport with
her daughter to live about ten years
ago She was a member of Nakomis
Chapter O. T., s. and the Rcbekahs
OF Newport Her kind sympathetic
nature won her many friends who ex-
tend sympathy to the bereaved son and
daughter A brief service was held at
the lone Of George Palmer. brother
in-lal, Of the deceased Rev. T. r.
P~nt. cost conducted the service. The
casktt rested in a bed of beautiful
tiowc IS. with several set pieces from
| the different organizations Mrs. Gill
| mar is remembered here as a kind
neic Dor. a faithful wife and devoted
mot. er. The interment was made in
| the ;ilman lot in Mount repose GEM
| eter.', Montvile.
Case Crockett died Thursday at
| tic home of Mrs Albert Young,
wh,, e he had been boarding
| for the past year, at the adj
vanr"d age OF cighty-two. The
| fun" al service was held at the church
| IN tins village, Saturday forenoon, Rev.
#. T. Pentecost officiating. He is sur
| viz, ! by Il widow, three sons and two
| dau htcrs, Mrs. Ada Bachelor. Aus
| tin 6. and Addin Crockett of this viii
| lagc Mrs. Eta Lowell of Lewiston
and Alfred Crockett of North Sears
mont. The ntermcnt was made in
Mn"nt RepoSe cemetery, Montville.
TNenty-tWy members of .Arbutus
| Cha pter o. T.. s went to China Fri
| day afternoon and were guests of
| Golden Gate chapter They we're Civ
| on 4 supper at six O'Clock. after which
| the work was dore in faultless man
ner on two candidates. At the con-
! clusion of the work, Il fine musical and
| literary program was presented. Then
came tho usual speer! making which
| laSt'd into the small hours of the
morning. The occasion will be re-
membercd by Arbutus Chapter as one
| OF profit and a good deal of pleasure
Theodnre Rowell who has been
| spending a we'll earned vacation Of
| two weeks in Boston and New York
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter \. CarGilI and
| son Neal of Lynn. Mass. are in town
| for u two weeks visit with his par
| cnts Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Cargill.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Danvers cram and
| son Hervcy and Roscoe Gilman of
| Newport were in town over Sunday
| the guests of Mr.. and Mrs George Pal
| mer.
w. q. TwitcheIl is confined to the
house with illness.
| Harry Worthing of Branch Mills
Was d caller in town one day last
week
Walter Knowlton has been making
| repairs on his stable and shed
| Harry Wisdom left last Tuesday
| for Il few weeks vacation in Boston
and vicinity.
| Mrs. I.ouese Clough who has been
visiting Mrs. l.. A. CIOugh, went to
| Rocklard last week. where she will
| visit relatives for short time before
! going to her home in Alpena, Mich.
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SOUTH ST. LBANS.

Mrs. Flora Libby who has been
teaching in the Hopkins district. has
been obliged to give up her school on
account Of illness
John Withee has moved his family
from the CROKER house to PittSfeId.
Scots Nuttcr had a husking bee at
his barn Friday nigh: and served a fine
oyster stew after the corn was huSked
Mrs. Sidney Ward of Pittsfeld has;
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindley MagOon.
F. l.. Brown has been in town the
past week after stock for Brighton
market.
The shoe tree factory at the village
is, doing a rushing business
Frank Fitzgerald is soon to erect "a
new house at the village.
oscar Blaisdell harvested 2OS bush
els of fine potatoes Friday. He is get
ting a big yield.
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MIR. and Mrs Frank Carr were recent
visitors in Lewiston.
Edgar Fits of Rockland is passing
a few weeks with his sister, Mrs. Ben
Carver.
EAST-An exciting runaway called
out a snail crowd late Saturday after
noon at Monmouth Center. one of +. X
Elake's heavy draught horses took
fright at Il passing train which was
near the station and the bit breaking.
the horse could not he controlled. Mr..
Blake. who was ut the animals head
was thrown heavily and dragged for
some distance. tearing his clothes bad
" and receiving severe bruises After
getting loose. the horse ran up North
Main street. scattering the contents yf
the express wagon. to which t was
harn"ssel. in every direction. tearing
eff a rear wheel. The animal was final
ly stopped by a ncighbor. It's load. CON
SiStlng Of WinGoW frames and glass,
was uniniured by the rough handling.
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ALMA.

MIR. ard Mrs. =. G. Page of Portland
were in town on d business trip last
week
The eNangeliStS, the Misses Edward
and Kitchen. are holding meetings at
the Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hilton of Woods
Hall were in town Saturday.
Mrs. Ahbic +. Aver is passing 4 few
days in Gardiner.
Mrs. Flora Erskine went to Gardiner
and Augusta Friday.
Mrs. Charles Plackmore has returned
from a visit to Gardiner
Mrs. George Towlc of Newport. r. l..
has been visiting her father, Deacon
David Ware
Mrs. D. j.. Ware went to Gardiner
Friday.
Mrs. Aobie Mcdonald went to Eatn
Monday.
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WASHINGTON.

Mrs. A. E. Johnston is making a
weeks visit to friends in Belfast
Floyd Keene of West Washington is
at work for George Johnston at his
steam mill and is boarding with H. E.
Cunningham.
W. w. Light was in Rockland few
days recently on business.
II. E. Cunningham went to Palermo
Center recently on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ludwick are the
happy parents of little girl
Henry Sukeforth is at work laying
the chimneys in Q. r. Johnston's new
house.
w. F. Dart is threshing grain in
Union with his gasoline.
w. Norwood of Union has moved
his gasoline sawmill on to Frank
Davis lot and is saving long lumber
He uses a 18Th. p International.
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PALERMO.

CENTER:-Mr. and Mrs Nelson Hus-
tuS of Augusta ar" visiting Mrs. HuStus
father Walter Smell.
Dexter Turner. Charles Knox and W.
w. Turner We're appointed appraisers of
the property of the late Adde Smell and
the work was done Monday.
Mr. Jenkins of Winslcw is trailing
colts for Howard and Handy.
Mrs. Sias Bowler who has been i'll
with tonsilitis for the past few days is
improving.
A large number attended the huskins at
G. A. Phillips Friday evening.
EAST:-Mrs. Sophia OFT. of RockroIt,
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. G. c.
Howard, last week.
their children. Mallory and Donald. of
Manchester, who visited relatives in this
place last week returned Monday tc their
home.
Augustus Rern@r. of Portland, and Sis
Ter, Emma Benner of Palermo Center,
were calling on relatives in this place
Thursday.
Mr.. ana Mrs c. G. Howard were the
guests of MI. and Mrs. A. j. Tibbetts
Sunday
Rev. J. Is. Howard of Razorville. has
an appointment to preach at the school
hOu&e Sunday Oct. IS at l p. NJ All are
cordially invited to be present.
Mrs. Ida Young called t" Razor
vile Saturday to care for her sister. Mrs.
>. H. Berry. who is i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Vanner Of Razor
vile wer" the guests Of MI and Mrs.
Willard Whitaker Saturday and Sunday.
MI and Mrs. Ernest Cramcr IF North
Union were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
F. p. Spratt Friday. returning home Sat
urday.
Fire started in some unknown way on
the bog owned by V. w. Turnet near his
wood lot, but fortunately the rain of
Sunday forenoon eNtinguished it.
NORTH services At the
Saturday and Sunday. Reverends Morse,
Miller. Jones and Prebe being present.
There will he special meetings held every
evening this week. conducted by Rever
ends Morse and Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Parmcnter were
very asreeably surprised and much pleas
ed Wednesday evening when party of
90 friends and neiehhors came to their
home and made quick work Of hus1ing
more than 10G bushels of corn Tor them.
Mr.. Pa,mrnter had already husked 100
bushels. The substantial supper brought
~ the people for the occasion was heart
lily enjoyed. altogether it was an even
ing long to be remembered. Both Mr.. and
Mrs Palrenter highly appreciated the
Warren Nelson was married last week
in Massachusetts to Mrs Osborne of
Somerville and their many friends here
novnC on to their nice farm here .hat
Ir Nelson purchased last wear.
Grace Fowler and George Bowling of
Gardiner visited her friend Edna Osgood
SATURDAY. and Sunday.
Edith Nelson HtteHded the social at
Freedom Friday evening.
All are sorry To learn that lnzia Soue
IS iii with appendicitis.
Mrs Henry Carr of Albion visited her
sister. Mrs. &. +. c&l1' Friday.
Mrs Mary Norton Of Level Hin visited
Mrs Charles Dunn recently,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chail"s Osg"od passed
Thursday in Watervil"
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Jones of Windsor
and Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Motcaf of Albion
W re guests at ". A. Nelson's over sun
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NORRIDGEWOCK.

Joseph j. Curtis. of IIaverhill. Mass,
was a business caller in town, Saturday.
Tie .I0llv Glce club to the number OF
10 met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Gilman Friday evening The even
ing was pleasantly passed with games ana
Music Refreshments Wer" served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon, of New
Sharon. were the guests of Mrs. Cor
dons brother, j. b. Fire. derrick also her
aunt. Mrs. Eta Fredei lex. recently.
Mrs. Lucinda Merriman is on The sick
list at this writing.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred s Hilton and chill
dren Of Arson visited relatives in town
recently
er, Mrs. Frank Head.
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MONT MOUTH.

Miss Mary Emerson of North Mon
mouth has purchased the Benjamin
Neal place on Maple street and will
let her place at North Monmouth and
move here soon
John Wilcox has moved into the
Macomber block
Mrs Rolfe and son Walter, have
moved into the Getchell farm house
Rev. c. w Wallace and family
started for Sanserville Tuesday for a
two. weeks vacation.
SOUTH-Mr and Mrs Joshua Stover
attended the Topsham Fair this week.
The new electric cars are at las. in
motion and look like moving pictures
lodging IN aid nut ainnng tn. tr,,s.
The th''..iler, are at work ia South
Monmouth this week.
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CAM BRIDGE.

Louise Holt is in Ripley for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Sumner Ham were n
Harmony Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Sawyer were re-
Gently visiting in Dexter.
Mabel Page was at her home in Rip
ley over Sunday.
The Helpers Society met last week
with Mrs Z. II. Hargill. This week
they will meet at the home of Mrs.
Warren Ham.
Mr.. and Mrs George Mcintirc CT
Dexter were in town Sunday
Ardie Folsom. who has been in Alas
ka for several years. has returned
horne, to bass the winter will; his par
cnts, Mr. ard Mrs. VIM. Folsom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Denton o. Bel
fast are stopping in town,
News was received here Of The death
OF Harry McKusick at his home IN
Dexter. He had many relatives and
friends here.