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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-11

61p<tof Gh1rch.
Fhfletus H Mcdowell, D. D., pas
nor. 9:46 a. m, sunday school May
or c. t. veal Superintendent. 1900
"a. m, Children's Day exercises BY the
Sunday School. 1900 p. m. Baptist
Young Peoples Union. 500 ID. n,
public worship. Sermon therne. "Je-
sus at Jacobs We'd" Wednesday
evening at 500 O'Clock the mid-week
meeting for prayer and praise.
chiidren's Day Program.
Baptist church june IL, IL q. n.
Professional . -. :. =. -. :. -.
Invocation :. DIR. p. II. Mcdowell
Song . School and Congregation
Scripture Reading Supt. G.. T. Veal
Prayer. Dur. p. w. L~ongfellovt
anthem -. . . :. +. -. Church Choir
:. :. -. -. Charlotte Wilson
Song-Little Sunbeams. :. =. =. :.
-. Primary and Junior Departments
Redistribution Must Smile" :. =.
{. . . +. . . . . =. Pruit Denning
Song-"God is Love-" :. -.
-. +. :. Beginners Department
Recitation-"June" June Sain
D-all-"Christian Warriors"
f.. =. . F.. . :. -. Nine Juniors
Recitation-"The Other Side of the
World. Maurice Collins
Song-"The Children's Hosanna"
-. Primary and Junior Department
Recitation-"What Does Little Birdie
Say?" . :. -. &. /. Mary Mcdowell
Recitation-"The Household Fairy.
.. :. :. =. =. -. Pauline Mattox
Song-"Onward with Banners"
:. =. =. =. =. Three Juniors
Address--"why Children's Day." -.
=. . i. . . =. . DR.. p. II. Mcdowell
Recitation-"A Child's PRAYER .
:. . :. -. Elizabeth Evans
Drill-"The Home of the Busy Bees"
-. :. . -. Seven Juniors
song =. g. =. . =. -. Congregation
benediction. -. . -. -. :. g. -
Christian Church.
Have all the races Of earth a ON
mon parentage?? is the theme for
Sunday evening. Have the african,
the Chinese and the Saxon Adam for
their father?
America for whccn and for what?"
is the morning theme.
Bible school GAS.
Preaching service II.
Junior c. z. 3.
Senior c. E. Z.
Preaching. s.
All invited.
Choir leader, Miss Nelson.
Minister, Geo. Fowler.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Have services at ~Stockard's Hall,
cornsr of Second and Richardson, at
IL o'clock Sunday morning and $500
Wednesday evening.
Reading room saEn hall. Open to
the public every day, hoIrs. $50 to
IL and ? 70 5.
Subject for Sunday morning ser
vice, God, the Freserver of IMAM"
First Presbyterian Church
DIR. w. c. Alexander, d. D.. Pastor.
IL a. m. Children's Day exercises
with short address by the pastor.
Scaool will meet at 10: 80 O'Clock.
Judge VIM. II. Pore. Supt.
300 p. IN. Junior C.. <.
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Mr.. and Mrs. wsn- L. Hoffman. of
Hsgerman. were visitors here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lymer. OF Lake
wood arrived this morning o a Wis
IL with Mrs. Lyner's father. p III.
Ruehel. who recently arrived from
the east
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Mrs. J. III. Rash. OF Oakton. KY,
nee Mamie Haynes. of Roswell, ar
rived LAS night for a visit with her
sister,. Mrs. c. w. Burrus. h viii
be joined later BY her husband and
viii remain all summer.
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Mrs. III. NJ. Gage and little daugn-
ter, of Hope. passed through this
morning en- route TO New York, where
she viii remain until fall, booking
after business and visiting. Her sis
ter will remain at Hape.
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o. r.. Rogers, of Lake Arthur. mas
received word that he has been APP
pointed weather observer in the Gov
ernfnent service and assigned to the
San Francisco office. He is tn report
for duty at San Francisco on June Is.
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The "Fit-Weu" tailor shop mas q
hrnaad new wagon on the streets
ready to cali for and deliver your
ciotaes at any time.
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Miss Willard Pickerih has return.
ed from Denton. Texas. where she
ia been all winter Mt the North Tex
rs State Normal. She In home for
the su-rzner vacation,
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j. NJ. Coburn. president of the Tur-
key Track ranch, eft this morning
for Kansas City, having received 500
mead OF cattle he bought of Charles
l.. Ballard.
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Miss Pattye SKillmau left this MOI
ming for an extended visit In Alaba
na1 Tennessee hnd kentucky. ex-
pecting to De gone about a year.
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Mrs. Frank Helmick returned last
night from a stay OF a, few weeks at
Las Palonas Hot Springs. She was
greatly benefited by tae mineral
water.
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700 p. NJ. Senior C. e.
300 p. m. Sermon by pastor, a
Stake in the FLESH"
Mid+week prayer service wednes-
day at s O'Clock. You are invited to
all these services. (
First M. {. Church.
Corner Kentucky and 5th Street.
Sunday at 500 p. m. the Chidren's
Day program below will be given. II
Will be an unusually interesting ser-
vice with some fifty members parti-
cipating.
Welcome Spring.
uCantata by Jessie l.. Gaynor.)
Invocation Mr.. Van Horn
Welcome--Dorothy Glen, WHY'S Fish
er n Ruth Cierwitten.
Welcome ,Sprins.-Song =. =. -. :.
Psalm XVIII :. -. . +. =. +. :. =.
Pussy Willow Ella Brewster
The Puzzle. &. . Adair .Golding
Weeds, :. . =. :. Six Boys
Pressure Trove, Leto Clements
Dandelion, - . . Edith Boellner
Matthew .VI:2s-9. . -. =. =. :. -. :.
d stately Lilies; Young Ladies'
Meadow Lily, Gladys Floyd
Water Lily, . !. Elsie Click
Tiger Lily d. -. D.. =. Lucille Winfrey
Day Lily, E. F.. a.. -. Fern Faircaild
Daisies, :. . . q. Primary Children
The Savior and the Children, :. :.
:. . !. -. . II. t.. Hernoine Ayres
Household Hints, =. =.
- : Julia Hughes, Dorothy Glenn
Psalm LxXvII:15-16. . :. :. -. =.
Pita-Pat-Song. :. :. -. -.
Mistress Mary-Edna Mulhollen. Her
moline Ayres. Adair Golden, Mona
Adams.
lsaita XXXVI:1-2. T.. -. . F. -.
Roses. Twelve Girls
-. - e. aoto
Morning and day services at accus-
TONED hours. Sunday school Berean
Bible class, Mems Bible class, 9.45
a. m. Strangers always welc0ne.
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Miss Ira Anderson returned las
might to ler home In Dexter afte
spending hour days here visiting he
cousin. Miss Ella Sheets.
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Eb Sphinx. of Jacksonville, Ill, ar
rived This morning from Dexter
where ne had been looking after his
land interests and the new well or
mis- place.
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Mrs. James L. Fisher and little SO
left this morning for a visit of si
nr-eiglt months in New York.
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An unusually good program of NOV
ing pictures and vaudeville at tbs
Lyric tonight.
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Sunday 1918 a. m. Street meeting
1900 a. m. Holiness meeting.
goo D. m. Sunday School.
500 n. IN. Open Air services.
tbs p N. Open air service
500 p. N. salrafiou Nesting IN the
Citadel.
Meetings every nigat on the street.
and in the Citadel An are welcome.
n a. 8ATNsHuRY
0Mcor - Chnrge.
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FOR SALE:-Saddle or driving pony
4O5 N. Kansas ave.; also cow. S5ti
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A. T. Hayden is taking the place
of w. 3. Placey as conductor ON the
Pecos Valley train. while h latter
is taking a vacation.
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taur last night after spending tn
day here looking after business.
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) f. +. Hardwick returned last night
from a "trip to Clovis.
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FOR RENT:-Ofice room over Posi-
ONCE. See Mrs. H. p. Hobson. ste
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C. R. Brice. OF Carlsbad. came In
last night from the north and wenl
through to his home.
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Miss Henrietta Jordan and Mrs
Rose Weiser, and daughter, of Lake
Arthur. were acre shopping yester
day.
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+. J.. Soils, of Boston, the woo
buyer, returned last night from
trip to El PasO.
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Breeb Hurst left last night for his
nome in Dexter.
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Harry rhurne came down from Elk
ms last night.
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Tom Malone came up from Hager.
nan this morning.
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See display add. in this issue about
that 1O-room nouse. S5t5.
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FOR RENT:-Furnished rooms 10
ligat house-keeping-s13 N. Richard
son T.
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L. o. Fullen went TO Carlsbad LAS
night or q business "trip.
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Don't fail to read the advertise
ment of Frank snipes ON the baef
page OF this issue. headed "what t1t
Public Knows"
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FOR RENT fine light hous
keeping rooms.-Os N. Penn. s5t
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Mrs. w. B. Oldham, OF Clovis, Is
expected tonight o q vdsit with Mrs.
G. 8. Lusk.
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At Ine Lyric tonight, "101 Ranch.
Do not miss it. 15c. admission.
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4 WANTED 2 or 3 IONS of, alfalfa APP
ply at Record. It's
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FOR RENT room cottage furn
ished, free city water. South Hill
Inquire at Wnitenan Bros. S5tf
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FOR SALE:-Beautiful new 6 room
modern house. east front. 2 porca'
es and hall. Fine location. Only 81.
ESQ. Address p. O.. Box 6S. S5ti
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FOR SALE or rent:-Six acre ranc
i'm city, cheap. we'll improved. eas
ternis.-Inquire at Record. S5t2
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Box se Los Angeles. Calf. 81
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READv-To-WEAR APPAREL
THE MORRISON BROS STORE
Outfttsrs In ready-eo-wear appare
TOR men, women and children An.
Millinery Q speciality
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FOR SALE 1890. -. 49,. LAND.
Maize ne the best offer on ICE
acres land close to Dexter. The west
half of the " E.. u and h East "
Of the N. w. u Section 90. Township
Is. Range rs. Chaves county. This
land must be sold before June 20ta
and win accept best cash offer.
r. II. Brpdin.
Box e6 Los Angeles. Calf. S5t3
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HOTELS.
We will not only give you some
thine good to eat but we'll fan you
while You eat.-Rosweli Hotel
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GROCERY STORES.
THE SHRADER GROCERY CO.
Strictly good goods at reasonable
prices. Your patronage solicited.
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NOTARY 3
MARY A. COBEAN
AT RECORD Fic

O.. a. JONES Il SON.-Queensware.
graniteware. motions, stationery eto
etc, Always for less. 324 n. Main
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Breeb Hurst left last night for his
nome in Dexter.
Tom Malone came up from HageT-
man this morning.
L. o. Fullen went to Carlsbad last
might on a business "trip.
At the Lyric tonight, "101 Ranch"
Do not miss ii. 15c. admission.
Mrs. w. B. Oldham, OF Clovis, IL
expected tonight for q vdsit with Mrs.
c. s. Lusk.
C.. R. Brice. OF Carlsbad, carn in
last night from \ north and went
through to his home.
C. H. Faster returned to Lake Ar
tanr last night after spending the
day here looking after business.
Mrs. James L. Fisher and little SON
left this morning for a visit of six
nr-eigat months irA New York.
Ir. anu MIS- - Is. Sznitn returned
to 4taeir home in Lakewood last night
having spent three days I'm Roswell.
An unusually good program of NOV
ing pictures M vaudeville at the
Lyric tonight.
The "Fit-Welf' tailor shop IA G
hrnald new wagon on the streets
ready to cali for and deliyer youl
oIo<aeo at auv time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-19

other women to avail themselves of
this valuable medicine Mrs. E. NJ.
FREDERICK, Bloomdale, Ohio.
Backache is a symptom of female
weakness or arrangement. If YOU
have backache don't neglect it. To
get permanent relief you must reach
the root of the trouble Nothing we
know of will do this so safely and surely
as Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. Cure the cause Of these dis
tressing aches and pains and you will
become we'll and strong.
The great volume of unsolicited tes-
timony constantly pouring in proves
conclusively that Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, has restored health to thou
sands of women.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia f. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound will help you,
write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
Mass, for advice. Your letter
will be absolutely confidential,
and the advice free.
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KING GEORGE AS A FISHERMAN
Ponder Of Sport With the Rod Than
Was His Father.

If Izaak Walton could be reincarna
ted it is quite certain that King George
Of England would have no greater adj
mirer or more loyal subject than the
genial Father of Angling" who has
never had a more enthusiastic disciple
than his majesty.
King Edward was an expert wielder
of the rod and caught many fine sal
mon in the waters of the Dee and the
Tweed: but. as old Donald Morgan
used to say, his majesty was mot
awfu' enthusiastic description
which Donald Stewart. King Georges
devoted companion and henchman on
many fishing expedition. would new
er apply to the present occupant of the
throne of England.
II love a gun" King George con-
fessed recently. says a writer in TIT
Bits. but am never quite SO happy
as when I am fishing the pools of the
Dee. with the long day before me-
And it IS while fishing these pools in
the roval preserves of Abergeldie and
BaInloral. remote from courts and the
crowds of men. that his majesty has
spent some of the most delightful days
of his life.
Every spring for many years past
the king has spent several weeks NJ
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Dr.. Badger Resigns from
Local School Board.
Members Cannot Agree onLight-
ing New High School.
Sharp Letter to the Committee
E. 7. Clifford Appointed.

Miss Everett of Boston is d guest
of Mrs. Linscott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fortier Of Au-
burn passed Sunday with Mrs. For
tiers parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Forticr
A. II. Bailey visited in Portland last
week
Mrs. Addie Talmadge of Springfield,
Mass, is spending Il few weeks in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smart are Wis
iting relatives in Springfield. Mass.
Mrs George c. Goodhue has re-
turned from u visit in Brockton,
Mass.
Mrs Martha Skillings has returned
from visit in Gardiner and South
Gardiner.
Clinton c. Stevens of Milinocllet,
formerly of Winthrop. has been elect
ed clerk of courts of Penobscot cOun-
ty.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve a corn supper from
6 to p. NJ Tuesday at their vestry.
DR. F. f. Badger has resigned from
the school board and +. T. Clifford
has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
Dr. Badgers letter of resignation fol-
lows:
To the experimenting School Com
mittee of the town of Winthrop.
Owing to the difference of opinion
of members of the board regarding
the proper lighting of the new High
school building, and believing that it
is nothing less than one kind of crimi-
nal negligence not to provide windows
of such size and quantity as the best
educators OF our country have deter
mined to be absolutely necessary for
a healthful condition of the school
room. and knowing that our state
of schools and our
State board of health will approve OF
no less light | feel that l cannot con-
scientiouSlV be one of committee to
cause the construction of Schooi
room which I know to be detrimental
to the eyes of the pupils to be housed
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Ahergeldie. indulging to the full in his
favorite pastime. Usually with only
one companion. Sir Charles Gust, he
makes his headquarters at small,
two-storied house. Abergeldie Mains,
a few yards distant from the ancient
ccstlc Here he leads the simple prim-
tive life. rising early, faring plainly
and living entirely for his sport. He
usually starts at about 10 o'clock in
the morning. with his companion ana
couple of attendants-Donald Stew
art. his majestys head gamekeeper.
and Arthur Grant. the gillie, have
mostly been his companions of the
humber sort-and he devotes the
whole day to the rod, smoking mild
cigarettes almost necessarily.
About noon a carriage brings lunch
con to the pools where his majesty is
working, and after a smoke and rest
on the bank, fishing is resumed as long
as the light lasts. when the return
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Catarrh Sufferers
Good Thing to Know How TO "e' ="
slant Relief.

If YOU now own a Hromei marc rauts
inhaIor Rowditch. Webster Il Co wa ,tio
Won tn know that they sell you "
of uyoNEI for only 80 cents. "a. ,
Rcmemher this, all who sutfer WIN ca -
tarrh-a bottle of IIYOMEl 'pr"n""i ,'.,cl. :
lIieh-o-meN is put M IN = ~ ,c,nmo-
aee and sold for 80 cents 10 az ct ,..'d =.
date the vast army Oh 'e'f''
own a Hvomei inhaler.
por,,,,h Webster Il Co will sell 1t to
You at that price and give No1 .rsnle
portunitv to begin At once 20 ,io -.
of viIa catarrh and the Snl!''i..'-' ""
ing and splitting that 90 WIN IT,
NAM, noonl, through years OF nesier,'
ba,. L.. .,t,rrb get a strong hold uuI
them Some of these people ul, n,,"Y u,ht
thinI mt one bottle of HYOMEl ous"'
TO cure them.
Tha,. do not ston to think thar u,S-
ease, .ond;tion that is the result Oh EeS
lisence. cannot be overcome III
No matter how chronic your cai gu II
troubles HYOMEI is guaranteed pH o,,
ditch Webster & Co. to cure them ~ ~
give il half chance. Just oreat.'e -,
that's all. and it's healing. sooth si hat
tiseptic properties will make you lev
ter in a day.
If YOU own an inhaler get a % cent nos 3.
tie of HYOMEI at Bowditch. Wep9.e, ei
Co.'S TODAY. If you do not own a Hy3i ini,
inhaler ask for a complete outfit: Wnlch
consists of an inhaler. bottle OF NJ ~
Mel and simple instructions for U.S. USE,
This comnlete outfit costs SlN. pu' ~
then have an inhaler that will last He
time.
Sold and guaranteed in Waterville py
The nor. Drug store. and in Gardner by
+ jackson Bros.
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for dinner is made. A postprandial
cigar and gossip over the days sport
follow. and then it is early to bed for
good nights rest before the next
days fishing.
1t was at these waters of Abergeldie
th%t The king first learned the gentle
art of welding a rod, nearly forty
years ago with his father and John
Brown as mentors. and he still recalls
his delight at landing his first fish one
spring day in the early sos and
Browns enthusiastic "Guid. Yell max
Draw feesher some day, Prince Good
die
The king uses an eighteen-foot split
cane, steel-centered rod. in preference
to the greenheart beloved of Dee fisn-
erme!. and most of his fish have been
taken with the fly. AS a caster he has
few equals, and he is an expert in
every form of tackle. Not long ago it
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Is said, so <een was he on testing o.
new form of tackle which had been
sent to 81. James palace for his in
specti"n. that he actually left a levee
which was in progress in order to srat-
ify his curiosity.
The weather has no terrors for his
majesty, and during one terrible week
of billiards, frosts and bowling gales
he was out all day at Abergeldie, and
counted himself amply rewarded when
at the end of the week he creeled u
beauty Of nine pounds with the very
last cast of the day.
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DIEO D.

AROOsTOOk. ,.;a shaw.
uoulton-Sept l.. Mrs. Maria
aged "a years; ,,prpI.AND.
portland-sept. Is, stephen D. Ryan
KNOX. ,o;s
Rockland-sept u, Pierre earfbs 10 days.
Pacott. aged 81 years, moh."1pp artridge.
Thomaston-sept: II, Kari a. Z a. y
aged II months. s days. r Smith.
ase nn,ietonHSept. 5. Cyrus j. Perry ase''
AZ Years. , months. 20 days
80 x John Allen, aged 81
years. months. DAYS Alexander.
aged 81 years
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Respectfully Submitted,
l. II Dtnc
WINTHROP CENTER.

Mrs. II. J. Bailey delightfully."- enter
tanned saturday afternoon all the pas
tors, Sunday school superintendent
and Sunday school teachers of the
different churches in town at her home
Dr. G. w. Bailey. president of the
Worlds Sunday School Association
was also a guest and spoke to the COM
pany Refreshments were served of
fruit punch. assorted cakes, fruit, can
dies and nuts
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KENNEBEC
WAYNE

sunday. sept. rs VIII mark the an
niversary of the meetings held by the
Baptsts in the schoolhouse in Dis
trict No. 3. Meetings during the long
period of years have been held under
the direction of James Raymond and
others, who have labored faithfully in
the cause. The Sunday school is held
at l p. M. and the meetings at 2 p.
NJ A large attendance is desired at
the anniversary exercises on the 18th.
VASSALBORo.
Miss lnez Webster left Monday for
Training school.
Mrs. Edith Taylor, who has been
passing the summer at Longwood Inn,
Winthrop. arrived Monday night for
visit with her mother. Mrs Frances
Hussey, before returning to her home
in New Bedford Mass.
Miss Marion Jones, who has been
stopping at Old Orchard for the sum
mer, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
John Gates.
Farmers in this vicinity are hauling
their sweet corn to the factory and
report a good crop.
Mrs. L. H. Marden and airs. Olive
Pope We're in Waterville recently.
Miss Ruth Robinson, is attending
Business College at Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eenry Lauder of Oak
land street, Watervile, were in the
place Wednesday, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. 4. P. Robinson
Sam Briggs is attending school at
Oak Grove Seminary
Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Taylor of Priest
HUI We're recent callers at Mrs. Sarah
Marden's
Tracy Gilman of Augusta was a
business caller Thursday in the place
POPE AVENUE-Mr and Mrs
Garfield Ingraham entertained Sun
day, Sept. II at their home party
of 16 from their old home town of
New Limerick, Aroostook county. The
company included Mr. Ingraham's
brother and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Traviss, Mr.. and Mrs John Glen and
children from Fairfield and MIR. and
Mrs. James Russell from New Lin
erick
Miss Marion Bartlett was a business
caller Friday in Waterville.
Allen Weeks from Providence, K. l..
was GALLEY Friday afternoon at G. H.
Pope's,
Mrs. +. A. Austin and baby Ken
meth from Waterville were week END
visitors of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Is. Marden.
Garfield Ingraham was a business
caller Friday in Waterville and Fair
field.
f. E. Jones was business caller
Christine Weber called on Miss Eva
Crosby Wednesday at the Center