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The Washington herald., 1910-10-14

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Va IL authorized agent and carrier for Tie Wash
iHg.on Herald. The Herald will be delivered daily
AID Sunday 10 any address Ia Alexandra for AZ
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On Friday. the 18th, the Normans quit
ted Hastings and took up their position
on an eminence opposite the English
for the purpose OF giving battle on the
following day. a singular contrast was
noticeable in the manner that the re-
spective armies passed the intervening
night While the Saxons, according 20
their old convivial custom. spent the time
in feasting and rejoicing, the Normans.
after finishing their warlike preparations,
betook themselves 20 the Offices Of devo-
ton, confessed, and received the Holy
Sacrament by thousands at a time.
At early dawn the next day the Nor
mans were marshaled by William and
his brother Odo They advanced toward
the English, who remained firmly In
trenched, and for many hours repulsed
steadily with their battle axes the charge
of the enemy's cavalry. Up 10 3 o'clock
In the afternoon the superiority OF the
conflict reamined with Harold. Then.
however. William ordered a thousand
horses to advance and then take 10 flight
as II routed. This strategy proved fatal
20 the SaXOns. who. leaving their position
10 pursue the retreating foe, the latter
turned suddenly. facing about, and the
English, falling into disorder, were struck
down on every side. On one Of these
sorties Harold was struck by a random
arrow. which entered his left eye. and.
penetrating to the brain, he was instant
ly killed.
Though by this victory az Hastings
William OF Normandy won a kingdom
for himself II was not I'll years after
ward that he was enabled to sheathe his
sword as undiSputed sovereign OF Eng
land
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second Molesey. Io2 lKoernerl. show. 10 q third
Tine. la IS Claudia The Earl. The Minks Tom
Bigbee. Lolita Creed Zeymole and Charles Grsinger
also ran.
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NEWSOF
New Equipment Placed in
the City POSt-Otfice.
NEW MAIL CASES INSTALLED

Carriers Desk Arranged TO Expedite
Delivery on Holidays and sundays.
Death Summons Mrs. Mary ID.
Swain-CIty Council Light Com
mittee Perfects Organization.
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Over 9.O0oOo gallons OF oils are annually pro
duced from shae in England
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WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.


625 King Street
Alexandra, Va. Oct. I3-Many changes
in equipment are being made at the
city post-offiee under the direction OF
Postmaster Eggborn
The improvements include modern Of
fee screening around the general deliv-
cry window and stamp department and
also In the rear OF the office. New
mailing cases have been installed
The carriers desks have been so ar
ranged as 10 deliver mail more expedi-
tiously on holidays and Sundays from
the windows, In addition the let
ter drops have been changed from the
north side to the east side o. the Of
fee, together with the retail department
FOR stamps. The money order depart
ment Will be transferred 70 this side.
Revolving doors OF the latest pattern
are installed, and an elavotor 10 the
third floor is being placed IN the build
ing
Mrs. Mary d. Swain. widow OF Stephen
Swain, died about Z o'clock tonight at
her home. 2)3 Wolfe street, after a I'm
gering Illness. She was eighty-three
years old, and is survived by the follow
ing children; Charles S Swain. Or. Ben
jamin Swain, Of Washington. Mrs Ruth
9 Field, and Miss Atha K Swain.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah c.
.O'Meara, who died Tuesday last. were
held AZ , o'clock this afternoon from her
home, 1884, Prince street Rev. J. r.
SEWER pastor OF Second Presbyterian
Church conducted the services. Burial
was in the Presbyterian Cemetery. The
palIbearers We're George Hinken, William
f. Latham, Robert Gronau, William
Tomlin, and Fred Klaus
The light committee OF the city council
was organized tonight with the election
OF John T. Harrison as chairman. The
rules OF the former committee were
adopted The committee Is composed of
tie following other members. Aldermen
J. B. Fitzgerald and Jacob Brill and
Counciimen r. d. Brumback and F. c.
Spinks.
Announcement is made Of the marriage
Of Miss Lucy Love Patton. Of Tennessee.
and William G. Thornton. OF this city.
which took place last evening at St.Mary's
Catholic Church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father L. r. Kelly.
a reception was held al the home Of the
bridegroom's mother, IJ- Duke street.
A man peerinR over the fence IN the
The Washington herald., 1910-10-14

October Il is the date OF the battle Of
Jena. I'm 1906. To-day is the birthday OF
James II of England G63O. William
Penn, the founder OF Pennsylvania O64D !:
Samuel Johnson, the American clergy
man and author 1885; Daniel Hunting
ton. the American artist Oslo. John W
Watson, the poet who wrote Beautiful
Snow" us20. and James O'Nenl, the
actor Os40. Il Is the date Of the death
Of Harold. the last Saxon King OF Eng
land Go60. and Of John Phnpot Curran.
the English statesman. IN 1874 and on
which Gen Nathaniel Greene took COM
mand OF the Southern army, in 1880.
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Mrs. Mary d. Swain. widow Of Stephen
Swain, died about : O'Clock tonight at
her home, 253 wolfe street, after a lin
gering illness. She was eighty-three
years old, and is survived by the follow
ing children; Charles S. Swain, Dr. Ben
jamin Swain, Of Washington. Mrs Ruth
= Field, and Miss Atha K Swain.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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The light committee OF the city council
was organized tonight with the election
OF John T. Harrison as chairman. The
rules OF the former committee we're
adopted The committee IS composed Of
tie following other members. Aldermen
J. B. Fitzgerald and Jacob Brill and
Councilman r. d. Brumback and +. c.
Spinks.
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Appropriate services in observance Of
the hftieth anniversary Of the consecra-
ton Of Grace Episcopal Church will be
held at that church Sunday. \ special
musical programme and a historical ad-
dress Will be given.
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.Firs pounds apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1910-10-14

At a meeting Of Alexandria Council
No. 8. FraternaI Order Of Americans, TO-
night. the thre. degrees Of the order
We're conferred upon a large class.
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EAST NEX PORTLAND.

Many representatives of the Hutch
ms family attended the reunion at
NJ. p. Hill, August II, and all report
a pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Clark and
daughter, Frances, of Liyermore Falls,
are in town, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Clark.
Sam Quint and family passed
through town Sunday.
VIM. McNamaga was business
caller in town Monday.
Willie Parsons is home on visit
from Los Vagus, New Mexico.
Sunshine picnic on the old picnic
ground by the cattle show grounds,
Tuesday of this week.
Miss Elgiva B. Luce of Madison
visited relatives in town last week.
Miss Florence Emery accompanied
her home for a weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Lane are rejoic
ing over the birth of baby girl.
f. l.. Emery was in Auburn August
16 at the oath and 2Sth Maine Regi-
ment reunion.
Friends of Mrs. Florence Webb and
children are very glad to see them in
town again.
Mrs. Mae Nye of Skowhegan is
spending a few days With her hus-
band
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BROWNS CORNER-CANAAN.

The Grove meeting on the shore OF
Morrell Pond, Sunday. was largely at
tended. Rev. J. NJ. Dysart OF Show
hogan, in his pleasing manner, de-
livered an able discourse during the
morning service and Mrs. Brown, an
evangelist of Massachusetts, address,
ed the audience in the afternoon.
There will be a meeting at the City
school house Sunday, September 4.
Mrs. Charles Lilley of Masachu-
sets, Is visiting her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. G. H. Bowie, at the family home
near Morrell Pond.
Fred Barnes, who has employment
in Skowhegan, accompanied by a
gentleman friend of Ohio, called on
his mother, Mrs. Ellen Barnes, Sun
day.
Erwin Lewis of Charleston, Me-, is
passing several days with his mother,
Mrs. Sarah Lewis.
We are grieved to learn that F. w.
Ames is slowly failing at his home
In the village.
Ss Mrs. Charles Lancaster was taken
suddenly Ill last week. DR.. l.. w.
6hean was summoned and in a few
hours she was much improved.
Misses Mae and Emma Goodwin,
teachers in the city schools of Massa-
chusetts, who are passing their
annual vaction with their mother at
her home in the village, were guests
Saturday of Mrs. Wilson Fitzgerald
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoxie recent
1y passed day in Pittsfield on bust
ness. Mr.. Hoxie is having an attack
of rheumatism.
Mrs. x. A. Withee and grand
daughter, Miss yesta, of Norridge-
wock, are guests in the home of her
son, Milford Withee and family. Mrs
Withee will return home Tuesday
while Miss Vesta will remain for a
longer visit with her sister, Mrs. Ben
jamin Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Ida Chase returned home Sat
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POULTRY ASSOCIATION.
Move Is ON Foot to Get Poultry Rails
ers to Form Association.

A move is on foot in Skowhegan to
form a poultry association. The OBJ
ject of this association will be to
bring about cooperation among poul-
try raisers in the town and to induce
all to work together to get exhibits of
poultry at the county fairs and to
promote business interests among the
poultry men. Its immediate object
will be to get the best breeds of poul
try to the Skowhegan fair in Sep
TENDER Skowhegan has a number of
poultry raisers that are doing bust.
ness on small but successful scale
The largest poultry raiser In the town
and in Western Somerset is o. d.
Wells who has about 700 hens and
from 400 to 500 chickens. Among
other poultry raisers in the town are:
C. c. Cleveland, Clarence Manter,
Frank league, Charles Holden. Del
bert Smiley, F.. o. Eaton, Franklin
Danforth, Harry Isles, George Rus
sell, Mary Burton, Fremont HON.
stead, Bert Taylor, FIR. o. A. Lacroix
and Davis Miller. These have from
so to 400 hens each. Many of them
make a speciality of full bloods.
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* The News of SOmersets Busy Towns ~

sadly missed by friends. AS we looked
upon her form as she lay In her lit
tie casket, we asked ourselves Can
this be death?" for her sweet blue eyes
we're only curtained as If in slumber
deep and she smiled as If the angels
lad whispered in her sleep. The
funeral was held Friday, August u,
at 10 o'clock a. m, at the home OF
the grandparents. Rev. o. NJ Chase
conducted the service and two appro-
pirate selections were rendered by
Mrs. Sinclair and Miss Gould and
ghelmas dear form was tearfully
laid at rest in the East Ridge GEM
otery.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends for their kindness and
help during the death and burial OF
our darling Thelma also the flowers,
the singing and the words of comfort
ny Rev. o. NJ. Chase Your kindness
shall never be forgotten.
Mrs. Alma Bishop,
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Currie,
And Family.
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IARONE.

Leo Winslow is spending week al
North Pond with his sehoolmate, FRED
Spaulding of Norridgewock.
A small family of deer were recent
" seen near Larone and appeared
very tame. evidently knowing IL was
close time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moore with two
children, Harry and Florence, from
Union were visiting at J. G. Morrow
last week.
Your correspondent was much
DIeased last week to receive a call
from a former Larone boy, Isaac
Delano, who has for thirty years been
in the West, where he has been very
successful, as Maine lads usually are.
Chester Sheaff and wife, together
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Moore OF
Union. have been on a carriage drive
to Guilford where a sister lives.
Rose Buzzell of Augusta Is making
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Buz
zell. a visit of two weeks.
A. B. Allen of Wilton,a former La
rome boy. was in town for few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kahle from
the West, were visiting at +. Ii.
Farnhams recently.
Leo Winslow recently killed d
snake of the adder species when
measured in length three feet and
seven inches, which seems to be a
trife larger than the average snake
In central Maine. The moving ma
chimes are fast making the crawlers
extinct.
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NORTH CORNyILLE.

Annie Tucker of Hayerhill, Mass,
who visited Lydia Currier, returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Haskell, son and sister, of Au-
burn, returned home Friday.
Carl Laid of Boston, returned home
this week.
Fred Robinson of Iowa, Is visiting
his mother, Jane Robinson.
Thaddeus Green and son were in
brighton Sunday visiting his sister,
Thurza Jones.
Gustavus Danforth is very feeble.
G. W. Bates and family took an au-
to trip to Belgrade Sunday, returning
in the evening.
Harry Dysart is home from Show
hogan where he has been employed in
store all summer.
Shaney Green of No Brookfield
Mass, is visiting at Tom McCollor's.
John Hall wife and SON have been
visiting at Isaac Freeman's.
Fred Libby and family of Itch
field have visited relatives in this sec
ton during the past week.
Cali at G. W. Bates and get free
sample of the best tea YOU ever used
Another invoice of goods from New
York
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SMITHFIELD.

Rev. Mr.. Kelleen of Madison, n. j.,
ably supplied the pulpit in the Bap-
fist church August 81. Fine music
was rendered under the leadership OF
Russell Lord.
Ralph Emerson and family visited
relatives in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Tracy of Show
hogan were in town over Sunday, the
guests of relatives.
Mrs. Ella Downs is recovering from
a severe attack of indigestion.
Mrs. Salome Blaisdell of Oakland,
is the guest of Mrs. Ellen Sherburn.
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CORNYILLE.

Mrs. Alice Campbell and daugh-
ter, Dorothy of Lawrence, Mass, is
boarding at B. F. Judkins'.
A jolly party went to Moose pond
fishing Tuesday: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Noble of New York, B. F. Judkins
and wife, c. L. Moody and wife, Mrs.
Emily Rose of New Jersey and Chas.
T. Moody. They report the fishing
fine.
Miss Janet Leighton of Marlboro,
Mass. is a guest at Glendale farm, the
home of her aunt Agnes R. Moody.
Walter Palmer and wife of Ded-
ham, Mass, returned to their home
Friday.
Hiram Kelley and family are settled
in their new house on the East
Ridge.
Fred Noble returned to New York
Friday after passing a pleasant vaca-
ton with his family at their summer
home, Glenmore.
A social dance was held at the
Grange hall on Wednesday evening.
1t was gotten up by Mrs. Eva Noble,
Mrs. Flora Everett and Mrs. Emily
Rose. Brailey's orchestra of Athens
furnished the music. There was a
large attendance and a good time.
Mrs. Flora Everett and daughter,
Helen, returned from Arson Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Merry, Mr..
Clark and Minnie Davis, all of North
An5on, were in town Wednesday,
gue1ts of Fred Noble and family.
Frank I.ilkenney of Skowhegan. is
stopping at the home of C. L. Moody
Forrest Herrin, proprietor of the
new store, says he is having fine
trade. He has put in another counter
and more shelves and will put In a
line of goods usually sold in a coun-
try store.
Wesserrunsett Grange held its first
meeting since June 16. on Thursday
evening, August IS. Twelve members
were present and two candidates were
instructed in the first and second de-
grees and four applications received.
The next regular meeting will be on
Thursday evening, September /.
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PALMYRA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hatch of Rip
ley were visitors Sunday at Mrs. P.
P Dearborn's.
Miss Blanche Lovejoy of Farming
ton, is the guest of Miss Ethel San
ford.
Frederick Haynes returned Satur-
day to his home in Hyde Park, Mass,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Louise Haynes, who had been visiting
with Miss Jennie Weeks, at her cot
tage on the shore of White Pond.
Mrs. Lila Trask of Albion is visit
ing at l.. L. Carriers.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Longley of Los
Angeles, Cal, and A. r. Blaisdell of
Newport were among the callers at
w. A. Blaisdells Sunday.
L. w. Frost with a party of friends
passed through this town in his auto
on the way to st. Adams Sunday.
Joel Parkman. Miss Porter of De-
troit, Mrs. Stone and Lewis league
of Plymouth, were in ST. Adams We'd
nesday to attend the funeral of Miss
Rebecca S. Porter.
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urday from her weeks visit at Old
Orchard with relatives.
Mrs. Lizzie Horne and grand
daughter. Beth Horne. went TO Au-
gnsta Tuesday for a short visit with
her daughter, Miss Carrie Horne. who
is in the city receiving medical treat
ment.
Miss Edith Maxwell, teacher In
the city schools of Massachusetts, is
visiting In the home of Wilson t1tz-
gerald.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Lewis and baby
visited her parents, MIR. and Mrs BEN
jamin Lewis. Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Horne, Mr.. and Mrs
sherman Horne and children, Beth
end Stanley, recently visited at Frank
Penney's at Moore's Mills. They were
accompanied home by E. F. Penney,
who visited few days with Mrs. Liz
lie Horne at the home of Z. {. Pur-
inton.
George Foster and children were at
Ii. l.. Purintons Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Purinton took a ride In Mr. Fosters
new auto.
Elijah Sewall and daughter, Eta,
recently visited friends in Palmyra
and Plymouth.
Mrs. Ellen Barnes went to Fairfield
Saturday where she passed the time
with friends until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Crowell of
Skowhegan, visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lancaster, Sun
day.
Mrs. Flossie Fairbrother of Show
hogan, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ora Chase.
Frank Barnes, who has employment
| in Lowell, Mass, arrived home Thurs
day to pass his annual vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Barnes.
Mrs. Carl Fitzgerald and Master
Bernard have returned from their
visit in Old Town.
Sheriff Mooers of Skowhegan. was
in the place Saturday on business.
Dr. Thomas and wife of Bangor, in
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes OF
Pittsfield, was in town Sunday The
trip was made by auto.
Selden Fitzgerald was in Oakland
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Bert Parker of Stoneham
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Benjamin Fitzgerald.
i Archie Strait and Fred Collins
have gone up river blueberrying.
Omer Wheeler and Will Chapman
went to Oakland Monday on bust
ness.
Frank Hubbard found a nice COW
dead on going to his barn Monda!
, morning. Cause of death unknown.
J Almon Rowe and wife went to Pitts
field Sunday where they passed thu
day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. B. Chase and Mas
] ter Carroll went to Lakewood Wed
nesday to attend Pomona Field day
J Laforest Goodwin recently ATTENDED
the Advent Camp meeting at CORN
ma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen passed
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs
Schuyler Burrill.
( Mrs. e. c. Purinton has been pass
: ing a week at her old home in thi'
place.
Mr. and Mrs F. w. Nevens, Mrs
: Hattie Chase. Mrs. Eugene Sinclair
4 Mrs. Sarah Lewis and Mrs. G. B
Chase went to Cornville Friday to at
tend the funeral of little Thelmi
Bishop.
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Southeast CORNyILLE.

Mrs. Harry Chase is caring for her
sister, Mrs. Arthur Merrill, who is the
happy parent of twin boys.
Mrs. Nellie Clark and daughter re
turned home Monday from Auburn
where they have been visiting her son
Arthur Savage, who is in poor health.
Mr. Bishop came from Caribou
Saturday to visit his wife's folks,
George Curre and family, where his
little daughter died SO suddenly OF
blood poison.
The Grove meeting was largely at
tended Sunday and a very interesting
sermon was delivered in the forenoon
by Rev. Dysart, and one in the after
noon by Mrs. Brown of Boston, who
Is a nice speaker. There will be
meeting at the City school house Sep
TENDER a, beginning at 100 p m, BY
Rev. o. NJ. Chase.
Mrs. Geneva Foss has gone tt
work in the family of Arthur Ner
rill.
Laforest Goodwin attended tht
campmeeting at Corinna Brooks
Grove and had a very good time
There was one person baptized Sun
day.
Charlie Whitney and son visited hii
mother and Ida Whitney and Mrs
Charles Whitney visited in this place
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Mrs. Elsie Merrill returned home
last Saturday from three weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. Lily Rich
ards.
Mrs. Susie Allen visited for a weel
In the home of her nephew Perle,
Emery.
The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs
F. S. Burrill has had his foot oper
ated on, so they say he will have
good foot again.
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MAYFIELD.

Mrs. X. L. Campbell will teach
the same school in Bingham this
fall.
Taylor brothers of Bingham have
six horses here this week working on
the road machine.
X L. Campbell has just launched
his new boat, THE Ripple"
Annie Bryant is at home for few
days.
Bert Page of Abbott was in town in
his auto last week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Millett from
Skowhegan were visiting in town the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Look of Madi-
son are in town.
Clifton Flanders and Howard Bry-
ant have each a new boat The
Comet" and THE Ivy
A party from Scion are stopping at
Annie Campbell's cottage this week.
Several from here went to Kineo
Sunday.
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NEW PORTLAND,

Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Clark are
in town for few weeks.
The primary school will begin Mon
day with Miss Erma Norton as teach
er.
Miss Eva Robbins of Boston, is the
guest of Mrs. Arthur Daggett for two
weeks.
There will be Sunday school pic
mic on the lawn of the Universalist
church Saturday
Mrs. Lizzie Luce is spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. Cora
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Metcalf are
spending few days at Kineo.
Archie Conant and family of Show
hogan are spending few days with
his sister, Mrs. H. s. Spear.
w. S. Mcnamara is boarding at
John True's.
Mrs. Milton Young is able to be out
again.
Rebecca Dyer has returned to Au-
burn where she has employment in a
shoe factory.
A large crowd attended the Lovejoy
reunion at Frank Smiths last Satur-
day and great time was reported
The Universalist Sunday school
picnic will be held on the lawn in
front OF the Universalist church Sat-
urday, August 27.
Mrs. Florence Webb and two chill
dren are visiting relatives in town.
Mae Gould has gone to Coplin
where she is to teach school this fall
and winter.
Mrs. w. H. Strickland OF North New
Portland and her daughter, Mrs. Hi
ram Emery of East New Portland,
are visiting relatives in Portland this
week.
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CANAAN.

DR. and Mrs. Shean and Mr.. and
Mrs. e. X. Cary attended the funeral
of Mrs. Fred futile in West Pitts
field Friday.
Erwin Davis of Palmyra was a call
er in town Sunday.
Mrs. H. c. Cover, who has been
passing short time with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Weymouth, in Ban
gor. is expected home this week.
Sunday was an ideal day for auto
mobiles all right.
Mrs. Max Foster, who has been with
Smith, for a few days, has returned
to her home in Augusta.
Edgar Wilson. who has been very
i'll with rheumatic fever at the home
OF his parents in West Pittsheld, is
eonvalescing slowly. DR.. Shean is in
attendance.
A new arrival appeared on the
scene Wednesday evening, August II,
at the home of George Austin. 1t is
young lady.
Mrs. George Lord and son, from
Massachusetts, have been visiting in
the family of Scott Lord the past
week. returning home Monday.
Mrs. Margaret Chase arrived Mon
day night from Rhode Island for a
short stay with brothers and sisters
in this place.
Several couples from this village
enjoyed a trip to Lakewood Wednes-
day, returning in the evening after
the theatre.
Scott Lord took charge of the fun
| eral services of Mr.. kimball in East
| Skowhegan Tuesday.