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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-09-02
Official Program
LABOR DAY EVENTS
At Washburn, Wis.
Sept. 9TH, 1909.

PAR ABE
Industrial and Calithumpian Parade form
ing at the Corner Of Washington Avenue and
Bayfield, Street at nine O clock, a. m. headed by
the Washburn City Band. The body will march
the entire length of Bayfield, street, disbanding
at WASHINGTON avenue. Prizes 81 and So for
tie best Calithumpan.
SPEAKING
Labor Day Address by Hon. William F.
Shea of Ashland at the Commercial Club Band
Stand Starting at 10 o'clock, a. m.
Trapeze Performing
Tl4tpe4r performing by Professor Johnson
OF Sup 10. 1T Post Office Corner, beginning at
ii I'll ok This att laction will be followed by
the High Diving Dog
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knights of Maccabees.
North star Tent MOI
L. A. Oscar , ON :, K. Bryan Rec. keeper.
Meets aJ Meehan Hall first Monday in each
month.
). IL. ~ X. +. of A.
Murgenstjtrnen NO
ole MarksJedL Pres, Nels Ayhr Sec.
MceLs every Ihursd ay evening AT john
sons Hall.
Sous of Norway
Eldsvold No "a
ole Garberg Pres, j Ohm Monsos Ssc.i
MeoLs every other fIlday evening ~ Is. OF
l.. Iail.
Catholic Knights
Wisconsin Branch No 1Oz
lin Kearns Pres. Albert Bea usoliel Sec
Meets Ut 81. Louis hall hrsJ anu Lhiru
sundays month,
Women's Catholic order Foreslers
ot. PlacIdus court No vi
Josephine 4la y. X. Phoebe Arseneau ).
MsvLs ii rSt auu LhIrd Thursdays in month
at oL, LOUIS Hail.
Odd Fellows
Chequamegou Lodge No $50
Marion bull. n. u. Guy Hacker sec.
{ Meets az Odu Fellows Hall every Wednes
day evening.
independent order or Foresters
court Chequamsgon No S054
John Gibson e. X. q. .. Sowder fin. Sec.
Meets ~ odd Fellows Hall third saturday
in month.
Goou lcmplars
Pete Wick Chief Tt m. A, HoIgren Sec.
Meet every Monday at Nj eehan Hall.
Modern Woodmen
Bay View Camp No 1919
sam Bailey V,U. Robert Steinert Clerk.
Meets aL Meehan Hail fourth Friday in
mSnJh.
kebeccas
Mrs. Holmes N, u, Mrs. .. w. Frost Sec. c
Meets first anu third Friday evenings at
Odd Fellows Hail.
Unitsd Order of Foresters,
ID. j. kstabrook G. X. Mrs. Asa FREEMAN Sec.
Meets Second Thursday in each month at
Uud Fellows Hall.
L. S. W.
Nordlyset No4,
Nels Ny hire Pres. Gust Ogren Sec.
Meets ut Union Hail every other Thursday
evening.
Commercial Club
a. 1. Lien Pres. Nels M. Oscar Sec.
Meets at Club rooms first FRIDAY evening
each month.
Beavers Reserve Fund Fraternity
Washpurn colony No $50
q. A. Calder w. b., h. Z. Axelberg Sec.
Meets at odd Fellows Hall second Monday
in month.
Lady Maccabees
Northern Light Hive No II
Mrs. y, Peterson Lady ,Om., Mrs. Gilbert
Olson, Record Keeper.
Meets at Msehan hall nrst Monday III
month.
Catholic Order of Foresters
Marquette Court No 474
Joseph MonetLe y. Il Joseph sBeaulieu. r.
sec.
Meets ST. Louis Hall every second and
Iourln thursday III mOntL.
Equitable tlalernsI Union.
WashDurn Assembly No l6O
- III. RODlnson Pres, Ii. l.. AXelberg sec.
aIeoCs al Uuu Fellows Hall every third
Monday Ia nuhLh.
Ii pIoseu Oruel of Ned Men.
sioux Tribe No ~
q. Wright SAcnaul, Nels OsOrum g. Of r.
.ae-us d. .deena.I Eau third Wednesday in
-. Uh month.
IL III 5nus oi ~ tnlaS.
Apostle Lodge No 13J
y. n. hoffman q. e., y. 1. LIEN *. Il. s. :.
every taesuay evening odd fel-
lows 1att.
h rec ami Accepted NJ asons
Was.D.fn Lodge No Az
y. a. oscar MASTER, A. q. L.nSuIn &c.
Meets al their hall Second ana tourtb
III each nUnlA.
Subscribers of the Bayfield, Co
company may obtain the
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GUou Icm plars
Pete Wick Chief IL m. A, Holgren Sec.
Meet every Monday al M eehan Hall.
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Chelsea Grange No. 215.

Chelsea Grange is having some very
interesting meetings each week, well
attended, and every member always
ready to do their part. Most enjoyable
programs are presented at each meet
ing, the worthy lecturer aiming to
make each one not only interesting
and amusing, but instructive and help
full, as well. Several excellent original
articles have recently been presented.
Two weeks ago was the musical pro-
gram, and consisted of musical num-
bers, select readings, original paper,
Music on the Farm" by Brother Will
Lawrence; Authors and Composers"
by Sister Dora Lawrence and one "The
Power Of Song" by Sister Ida Searle,.
At the meeting last week six proposals
for membership We're received, and an
excellent program rendered. Next
Friday, Feb. II, there will be work in
the First and Second degrees, and a
very fine program in commemoration
of Abraham Lincoln's Tooth anniver-
sary will be given. Last Friday the
Grange gave Box sociable and en-
tertainment at the chapel which netted
them a tidy sum for the treasury.
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ANDROSCOGGIN.
WALES.

Herbert Wadsworth and daughter, Miss
Ruth. We're guests of Spencer Wadsworrh
and family Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. WEIGH of Minot,
were the week end guests of w. A. Alex
ander and family.
Miss Bertha Lindsey of Leeds, has
been the guest of Charles Ham and
family
Mrs. Annie Mari. who has been on the
sick list nearly all winter. was able. to
ride out Thursday. She visited her
cousin, Mrs. Frances Becker.
Miss May Alexander has gone to Minot
for visit.
Miss Olive Ham. who has been at III. S.
Marr'S for several weeks, has returned TO
her home at Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Roberts of Lisbon
Falls. were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berton Powers. who We're
recently married, held a reception at
Wales Grange hall, Friday evening" Feb.
s. at which $50 assembled to wish them
good cheer and prosperity, and to enjoy
their hospitality. After listening to a fine
pieces. songs and instrumental music. ID.
w. Moulton, master of the grange, and
of ceremonies for the evening" presented
them in behalf of the grange. an elegant
set of dishes II each of silver knives and
forks spoons, a nice Morris chair and a
rocking chair upholstered in leather. MI
Powers heartily thanked all and invited
them to the dining room to partake of
cake and coffee. after which dance was
in order until the wee, sma" hours of
the morning. Forty-four couples partici-
pated in the grand march. Drinkwater's
orchestra furnished music. There We're
many pretty and useful presents besides
will live with Mrs. Powers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank THOMPSON
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sAeADAHoc.
BOWDOIN.

Mrs Maria c. Smith, a nurse from
Lisbon Falls, is at Mr.. Chambers caring
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Webster from the
eastern part of the town, were in this
section, Sunday, the guests of friends.
Fred Roberts is hauling logs to CoX's
mill to be sawed into lumber to repair
his buildings.
Mrs. Bartlett and brother of Lewiston.
were the guests of Mrs. Albert Curtis
j. 8. Roberts went to Bowdoinham,
Saturday, on business.
Ralph Cornish, who is working in Bath.
was at home Saturday night and Sunday
E. E. Cornish is hauling cord wood to
NORTH-Mrs. Edwin Shaw. who has
been employed for the past few months
Sunday to her home at the Center.
week to Vim. Alard.
Miss Maud Pratt was at home Sunday
from Litchfield, where she is staying at
the home of Mrs. Stockholm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green of Bowdoinham.
We're recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pierce.
Mrs. A. D. Strout, who has been i'll
since Sept. s. now continues to improve
An entertainment marking the close of
the school term was held, Friday eve
ming, at the Starbird schoolhouse, Miss
Florence Keay of West Bowdoin, teacher
REGULATIONS, singing by the pupils, tab
leauX, etc, were included in the program.
was the musical treat rendered in a
pleasing manner by Mr.. Merrill Keay and
his two daughters, Florence and Mabel
Mr. Keay playing the cornet, while the
daughters played the violin and organ
respectively. A large number from the
surrounding districts gathered to hear the
closing exercises, and the affair was
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The sick list includes Mrs. Lucy Small
and Elisha fMaloon, both aged persons.
Alfred Morgan has returned from Bos-
ton for brief stay.
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chester were at the home Of c. H.
Lovejoy Sunday.
+. Il. Taylor is having trouble with
his eyes again, but his friends hope 1t
will not prove serious.
MONMOUTH.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the Lincoln centenia. cele1 ! a
ton to be held in cumston hall at h,1 E:
March, 1851 1855 Prescott's orchestra;
America" school and audience; PRAYER.
hsy G. Fl Woodman Haoe Shaw s0' =
W saolhn W; address. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Rev. H. +. Dunnack Of Augusta; Battle
Hymn of the Republic" school ana
orchestra; Lincoln at Gettysburg' hoy 10y
Shaw; exercises by the schools; short "a, ad-
dresses by speakers present; solo. the
Song of Four Seasons" Miss Shaw:
star spangled Banner. oTche Mnnmor fb
academy will attend with their teachers
There was no meeting at the Methodlst
| church Sunday on account or the Illness
Rev G. E. Woodman gave a ster I,C,o =
| ticon lecture Sunday evening on The
Modern Work. of the Church.
5'.'9''- iPITTsToE.
EAST-Miss Ida Dow has returned from
/ a short visit with relatives In Wlscasset.
| Mrs. Winter Of Hallowell, has been the
| guest Of her daughter, Mrs. E. E. Wall
| for the past few days.
| J. w. Britton, who has been confn n;tio &c
his home by illness recently, is consider
| ably improved. ~
| Mrs. Joseph Knight is passing few
weeks in Portland with her daughter
Mrs Eugene Staples.
The Ladies' Aid was entertained last
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs
E. E. Wall.
| George S. Dow, who has been employed
in Wiscasset during the winter. is nov
| at his home.
/ Mrs. Ellen Reed is passing few weeks
with relatives in Richmond
| Considerable sickness is reported in TN:
| vicinity at the present time.
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COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
10
CHELSEA.

School in District No. has resumed its
sessions after an enforced vacation caus-
ed by the illness and death of the father
Of the teacher, Mrs. Cora Fowles. The
sympathy Of all is extended to her.
The last snowstorm blocked the roads
badly, but snowdrifts do not daunt the
courage of our mail carrier, Mr.. McCaus-
land, who makes his regular trips in spite
of all difficulties.
Mrs. Laura Thompson has fully recov-
cred from her recent illness.
arthur n. Douglass and daughter, Miss
Muriel, have been on the sick list but
are now on the road to recovery.
Miss Tossett Of Smithtown was the
guest of Miss Myrtle Harris last Friday
and Saturday.
E. II. Collins is hauling frewood for
James Cain.
Miss Matte Morrell is making an ex-
tended visit with her sister at Weeks
Mills.
Mrs C. E. Alger who has been stopping
with Mrs. N. M Hemenway for several
months, has gone to Boston for a visit
with her daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Corbin and children
visited Mr.. Corbin's mother in Randolph
several days last week.
Asa Peabody is critically i'll and was
taken last week to the hospital at the
National Home.
Hon. Thcmas Searles OF Bar Harbor
visited his sister. Miss Eva Searles, at
+. II. Collins last week.
Miss Dora Lawrence Miss Emma Green
and Miss Grace Thompson are all on the
sick list
Mrs. +. c. Meader and Miss Marion
Jones visited the formers daughter in
Lewiston last Saturday
Orrin Kicker has hired the John Drake
farm. which he will probably sub-let in
the spring
The Box sociable and entertainment
given by the Grange last Friday evening
was a decided success socially and finan-
cially A large number were present
and greatly enjoyed the following excel
lent program Graphophone selection
Percy Morgan; Rotations. ~Aarlie Rouse
and May McGugin; song, Marion Jones
original article, 1.-THE Power of Song,
Miss Ida Searles; reading, Miss Lii
Grant; graphophone selection; recita-
lions, May Caldwell and Mrs. A. f.
Geyer; song, Charlie Rouse and Marion
Jones; paper, 1.-The Progress of Temper
ance," Mrs. Della Watson; graphophone
selection; recitations. Lizzie McGugin
Will Lawrence; duet. Mrs. MalaDy an(
Mrs Geyer: Rotations, Earle Hayes an(
CIiss Myrtle Harris; farce, "The Peterkr
Family" w. X. Thompson, Mrs Gram
and Doris Thompson, Master Enroll ant
Clifton Thompson. Besides the boxes sup
piled by the ladies to sell. there were
other refreshments. Over 81 was nettet
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WALDO.
PALERMO.

CENTER-Israel Snow who las been
in this vicinity looking after his ship
timber business, has returned to Rock
land and has sent ano: rr heavy four
horse team to help haul the oak to the
station. There are about Is men chop
ping and hewing in the woods at present
who are employed in one of the publish
ing houses in Augusta. passed Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Bradstreet.
Justus Turner and sister, Mrs Gregoire.
passed Sunday in Somerville at their
uncle's. Fred Turner.
School closed at Greelys Corner Friday,
after a short but very successful term
taught by S. L. Bowles of this place.
Mr. anu Mrs Bion Grant and children
passed Thursday with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Grant.
NORTIl-Charles Black from Rhode
Island is at home for Il few weeks stay
George Osgood Of Waterville passed the
S'oDath at Charles Osgood's.
Watorvile.
James Longfellow is at Alonzo Stevens
for g few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Marden passed
Mrs. Ira Black, who has been with her
daughter, Mrs. Norton, for some time,
returned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Bradstreet of Free
dom visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horatio Nelson, Sunday.
Jessie Dyer is working for Mrs. L. A.
ROWleS.
The funeral of Mr.. Constant Parmenter
was held at his late home,' Feb g. Rev.
George Weeks officiating clergyman,
Raymond Dove taking charge. Mr.. Par
menter was the oldest man in town. be-
ing about SO years of age, and had been
unusually smart and active for his age
He was taken sick Saturday and died the
next day. A wife, five children and sew
era! grandchildren survive. Much SYM
pathy is extended to ALL
John Dyer and Miss LYDIA Miller were
united in marriage Feb 6. by Rev. II. w.
Mrs. Ernest Peva and will visit friends
in Rockland next week
w. A. Blaisdell was summoned home
from Massachusetts by the illness of his
little boy. Willis. who has pneumonia.
Ethlyn Nelson, who has been teacninr
the school on Weston Ridge. closed her
school a short time ago She drove Ter
team from her home, a distance of four
miles without missing day for nine
weeks.
Emma Nelson, principal of China high
school. is home for weeks vacation.
BRANCH MILLS.-TIarold Kitchin is i'll
with the measles
Ida Pinkham entertained the S. p Club
Monday evening.
Gertrude Rowe is visiting friends at
Weeks Mills.
frs. J. R. B. Dinsmore entertained the
Whist Club Wednesday evening.
Nr. and Mrs. r. A. Doe went to Water
vile Thursday night. ;!
Mrs. Laura Tyler is working at F. A.
Doa's.
; Miss Eva Chadwick was the guest of
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Mrs. Peaks, Who has been working for
Mrs. F. A. Blaisdell, was obliged to go
home Saturday on account OF illness.
Miss Linnie Chambers has been WIN VIII,
her father for the past few days, while
her mother Is in Bangor. a.,
Mrs. A. E. Badger. who has been IN
Bangor for the past week Win n aSe I nos.
pital for treatment, will return nome thls
week
Mrs. Charles Ross still remains in poor
health. Her many friends hope 1or her
NoRRIDeEwock.
George Rush is reported i'll with
measles and appendicitis.
Harold Adams of Tracy's NILS y.
B. is visiting his sister, Mrs. Alley
Owens
Louise Fairfield has gone to New
Hampshire where she will attend
school.
Ethel Quimby Of Starks is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Carrie Palmer.
About so neighborss and friends met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Withee, Saturday evening. An oyster
supper was served and the evening
very pleasantly passed with games ana
music
Irwin Palmer and Percy Quimby are
saving wood with gasolene engine.
Charles futile recently visited MS
sister, Mrs. f. o. Fall, in CornVIlle.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Owens enter
tanned several of their friends, Monday
evening in honor of their guest, Harold
Adams.
CoRNVILLE.
EAST.-Mrs. S. Blaisdell who has
been confined to the house for 1lve
weeks by bad cold, was able TO pc out
| Sunday for the first time.
| L. l.. Bigelow who has been In poor
health this winter was able to go tt
Skowhegan Friday.
| Joseph King was calling on friends
Sunday.
Delmer NJ. Blaisdell of Augusta is
stopping in Cornville with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Blaisdell.
Frank Hayden is hauling pulpWooe
to Skowhegan.
| About u feet of the roof of the barr
owned by T. Blackwell, was blown OF
Saturday night by the wind.
Arthur Savage who has had the grll
is now able to work.
S. Blaisdell was hauling his hay t.
| SkOWhegan.
Arthur Williams is hauling lumber
to Skowhegan. S. Bigelow is helping
him.
irwin Smith has been i'll with the
grip, but is better now.
Chester Herrin is working for Fland
ers & Nescott, numbering.
Herbert Blackwell went to Skowhe
gan last Friday.
Stillman Blaisdell, Jr., is busy haul
ing lumber to Skowhegan. He is stay
ing with his father.
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night took the ice out, and it is hopea y
will not form again. .,,b
Esgmoggin G. T.. local union met WIZ ~.
the Sargentville society Feb. 2. ines Iieas
was a good attendance and the eNerclsIIss
Were of a high order. Among the peop,.
present from outside the union were I NE
Ella f. Mayo of Little Deer Isle and KEY
r.. l.. Olds of Bluehill. LIN
The Mountain Lake Ice Co. began ma Sot
vesting ice last week. The blocks are . .iUs
as thick as in previous years ana s tJd
difficult. e
Mrs. Julia II. Sweet gave a Children KIN.
party Feb. /, to celebrate the 10Th p l.sr,
day of her son, Philip. 1t was w.
enjoyable occasion for the little peops,e II
Manton Gray's family have moved :"
Brooklin. .,c
Capt. C. L. Babson was at Eggmog s.sS"
last week to visit his son. William VIZ
was seriously injured by a fall.
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KNOX.
NORTH CUSHING.

An entertainment will be given Thurs
day evening, Feb. II. at the North Cush-
ing school. and the following program
will be presented: "Lincolns Day." Ken
meth Jones; "Children," Eddie Anderson;
'The Dolls School," Margaret, Thornton;
THE Village Blacksmith" Rodney, Buck
lin; America" School; Bedtime viola
Jones; sketch of Lincoln's Life" Alvall
Spear; The Candy Store" Eddie Ander-
son: Bring Back My School Days to-
Me-, School: THE Children's Hour
Gladys Spear; song, 20 Malinda, three
little coons; 1.-The Wreck Of the Hes
ner,ls" Annie Spear.
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SOMERSET.
ST. ALaANS.

SOUTH.-Mr and Mrs H. Pushor of
Pittsfield visited her sister, Mrs. F. A.
Blaisdell. Sunday
The friends here regret to learn of the
serious Illness of Melvin Bigelow. who is
in Portland. Mr.. Bigelow is we'll liked
and respected by his townspeople, and all
hope for his recovery.
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we may nope to have good collection
OF literature in the near future.
This Grange conferred the First and
second degrees on a class of three-last
Saturday night, and expects to work
the Third and Fourth degrees on a
class of five at the next meeting. A
harvest feast will round out the even
ing.
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SOUTH WARREN.

Several from this place attended the
dance Saturday evening at Friendship :,
Mrs Mollie Locke Johnson of Portland
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Locke of this place.
Ariyn Hall. Charles Copeland and Sam
uei Creighton have been filling their ice
houses with ice from Spear Bros pond.
It is 10 inches thick. Isaac Libby has also
been hauling his ice from South pond.
George Lermond is home from Provl-
dence, r. l., where he has had employ
ment for the past few months.
Grace Spear, who has been Ill, IS some
better. ,.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Spear went to South
Waldoboro Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Crause of Thomaston was a
recent guest of her brother.
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Union Harvest Cranoe

Union Harvest Grange, Center Mont
vile, has had a portion of it's ante
room finished for library, and nicely
finished, too. NJ. M. Wentworth did
the carpenter work Fifty vol
umes have arrived as nu-
cleus. The Grange sewing circle has
ordered some more books, and with
this modest start in the right direction
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LINCOLN
SOMERVlLLE.

Willie French of Windsor is hauling
stave material for A. J. Dodge Of TINS
place. .-.
A. J. Dodges mill pond. Peter G. Hislar
is helping him.
Myrick Hsar is hauling orange box
hoops % W 70 A AiIiar Of Weeks Mills recently
purchased two fine cows of John NJ.
Turner of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Peaslee are the
proud parents Of a little one born re-
Gently Mother and child are doing
Waterman Dow is hauling logs for
Achorn & Colby from the Rust place IN
Harold Hislar is helping Albion Lewis
where he had it in stacks.
Elwood MacDaniel is WORKING 1 too
Benjamin Turner place to the Hlslar
landing. -
Mrs. Edwin French is in poor health at
the present time.
Charlie HisIar and Evander Turner are
working for Fred A. Turner of this place.
sMlTHFIELD.
The many friends in town of Mr.. Syl-
yester Knox of Oakland, were shocked TO
hear of his death at his home in Oakland
Saturday evening. The heartfelt sym.
pathy of all is extended to the bereaved
family.
Belgrade Saturday to visit the latter's
sister Mrs. c. S. Mills, who Is in poor
health.
Watervile Monday for the day
A. p. Holmes lost Jersey COW Mon
day morning. He found the animal dead
- WALDoBoRo.
About twenty of the Waldoboro High
school students drove to Thomaston
Saturday afternoon and took supper at
the Knox hotel. In the evening they
were entertained by the Thomaston
High school.
NJ. M. Richards is confined to his
home by sickness.
F. II. Howard Of Augusta was in
town on business Tuesday.
Miss Winnie Steel has returned from
Westhoro on account of sickness.
Mrs. Ruth Reding is visiting with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M w. Lev
enseler.
Edward Howell came home from
Vinalhaven Saturday
Exercises will be held in the M. T..
Church Friday evening appropriate to
Lincolns birthday. Music viii be fur
nishel by Reeds orchestra.
JOiCE.
Miss Ina Henry is employed in Augusta.
where she will remain until the opening
Of the spring schools.
Miss Edith Grady went to Gardiner
short time ago, where she has employ
ment.
The society of Kings Daughters will
meet Thursday afternoon February II,
with Mrs. Lena Hildreth. A program has
been arranged consisting of select read
ings on the life and character of Abra-
ha:;. Lincoln.
Miss Tena Henry has been at home on
short vacation.
Several in this locality are hauling logs
to Clary's mill at North Whitefield.
ALMA.
The Missionary Circle meets with
Mrs. +. H. Conant Thursday after
noon. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Caroline Erskine, the first Thurs
dav in March. \
Frank Witham of Damariscotta Mills
passed Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Newell Brown.
Albert Mclean of Norton Mills, N.
Y, was calling on friends in town
Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Albee of West |
Alma passed Friday with their daugh- |
ter. Mrs. John A. Erskine
B. w. Campbell of North Newcastle |
vas at Woodbury. Parsons Monday.
All the schools in town close this |
week.
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SARGEMTvILLE.

EgSmoggin reach was frozen over all
last week so the steamboats, had difficulty
In making their usual trips. The Juliette
yond Deer Isle and was damaged in tho.
Ice so that the steamer Catharine tool,
its place. The high wind Of Saturday