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Cañon City record., 1911-09-07
News Notes
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.
S".ary Public-W B. Rowland. 62S
Main street, Record office.
Thursday.

Mrs. Henry Mccarthy, nee Purcell,
of Pueblo, and daughter, Dorothy,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas
Carmody yesterday. Mrs. Mccarthy
was en- route home from Canon City,
where she has been the guests of
friends-Florence Citizen.
Miss Millie Koppel, of Red Wing,
Minnesota, en- route east from the re-
cent meeting of the National Edu-
cational association at San Francisco,
is spending a short time here as the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. S. E. Lane, at
sos Allison avenue. Miss Koppel was
for a number of years an instructor in
one of the public institutions of Min
nesota
DR.. H. P. Moore, of Denver, and a
member of Ralph Talbot company,
Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias,
was overcome by the heat little
while before reaching Camp VOL
bert" on the return TO the City park
after the grand parade at noon on
Tuesday and had to be carried to the
hospital tent and had to be given
medical treatment DR.. Moore was
color bearer for his company during
the march and the exertion incident
to the hike" was too much for him.
1t is gratifying to know that he is
much improved today.
Miss Millie sKappel, of Red Wing,
Minnesota, is visiting Mrs S. E. Lane
at her home on Allison avenue. Mrs.
Lane and her guest are friends of
long standing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. visscher left
this morning for Colorado Springs,
where they will temporarily, at least,
establish their residence. Mr.. visscher
has been prominently connected with
the carpentry department at the Can
on City & Cripple Creek railroad
shops here for number of years and
his removal to Colorado Springs was
Cañon City record., 1911-09-07

since the beginning of the week as the
guests of William Dozier, left for home
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Walker, of
Denver, who have been guests of War
den and Mrs. lyman the past week,
left this morning for their home in
Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Pool, of All Pike
avenue, are the proud parents of a
baby boy, born to them Tuesday night.
Congratulations of their friends are
in order.
Some of the largest and most de-
liciously favored plums in the local
market this season were brought to
town by E. C. Curtis, of East Canon,
this morning. They were what are
known as the Ponds Seeding" va
riety and are of a dark purple color
when ripe Finer plums than the ones
shown by Mr. Curtis it would be I'M
possible to find anywhere in this
latitude. The crop on the ranch of
Mr.. Curtis this year is prolific one
Mrs. Kalliphene Morrison. formerly
teacher in the schools of this coun-
ty, but for several years instructor
in the Rawlings, Wyoming, high
school. stopped off here Friday after
noon for a short visit with her
brother, County Commissioner W. r,
Alfred. while on her way to Rawlings
from Routt county where she has
been spending her summer vacation
She left for Denver Friday night en-
route home.
DIR. and Mrs. Theodore Ashley and
family returned home Thursday after
noon from a months recreation and
pleasure outing in the western part
of the county.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ n. wyckof, OF
Unionville. Missouri. parents of Mr..
AL wyckoff. are visiting him and wife
in this city. They are on their way
home from a western coast trip.
Mrs Chas Thomas, wife of Ex-
Governor Thomas, and daughter. Miss
Thomas, are expected on Sunday to
spend few days as the guests Of
Warden and Mrs. lyman.
A Special committee consisting OF
H. S. Maddox. d. W. Ross. A. f. Shar-
man, DR.. F. z. Brooks and j. Frank
Collins will go to Colorado Springs
tomorrow morning for the purpose of
endeavoring to secure the next annual
Cañon City record., 1911-09-07

made at the company's request, which
is desirous of having him take charge
of some work for it there. An inspec-
ton of the Canon City & Cripple
Creek shops here was made by the
officials of the company a few days
ago.
Mr.. George Creel, the well known
journalist and former editorial writer
on a Denver paper, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker, of Denver, have been the
guests of Warden and Mrs. lyman
since the first of the week.
Miss Bessie Garrett, who has been
clerking for F. L. Smith since early
spring, left the other day for Wash
ington, D. c., where she will be mar
ried on Saturday to Mr.. ], Oscar Ger
man, an architect of Baltimore. Mary
land. They will make their future
home in Baltimore.
Miss Carolyn Cooper, of Knoxville,
Iowa, who stopped of here week
or ten days ago to visit her cousins,
Mrs. E. E. Thomas and Mrs. ]. p.
Waltz, while on her way east from
the Pacific coast, left for home this
morning. Miss Cooper spent the sum
mer in California, visiting during her
stay there most of the points of special
from San Francisco south
ward to Los Angeles.
Friday.
Miss Dorothy Watson, ,of Pueblo, is
spending the week here as the guest
of Miss Grace Henley on Canal street.
Miss L. Katherine Woods left here
on Thursday for Twin Falls, Idaho,
where she will teach in the public
schools during the coming year.
The Misses Molenx. who have been
the guests of Mrs. Frank Homan for
the past month, returned day or
two ago to their home in Cincinnati
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Sudduth, of
Springfield, ILL.,, after spending sew
eral days with Mrs. Sudduth's sister,
Mrs. t. H. Witcher. returned home
very favorably impressed with Colo
rado and more especially with Canon
City. Both declared this to be the
finest place in the state, and that
the scenery around Canon surpassed
they had seen elsewhere
in the state.
Messrs. Thompson and Flynn. of
who have been visiting here
Cañon City record., 1911-09-07
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

The County Commissioner OF Fre-
mont County. will sit as q. Board of
Equalization. at their ODE in the
Court House on the following days.
viz: Sept 8. 6. Z. and ana on Sept
1s. 20 and 2I. -
n. Il. SMITH.
County Clerk.
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Cañon City record., 1911-09-07

Sell 1t Through a Record Ad.
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SOMERSET.
HlNCkLEY.

Mrs, Lizzie Pratt of North Newport
visited at Geo. Tibbett's. Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. DIN Bridges has been at work
Cor Mrs. L. p. Kicker the past week.
Mrs. Alice Kelley is confined to the
house with the grip
Mr. and Mrs. earle Holt and family
of Skowhegan visited at NJ. d. Holt 5
Sunday.
George and Merle Foster and fam
HES of Canaan We're callers Sunday
at Percy Ricker's.
Mrs. Jacob Weymouth and Miss
Media Avery are visiting in their old
home at Nye's Corner this week.
Miss Theodate Bridges visited Sat
urday in Watervile
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Brown of Fair
field Center We're callers Sunday AT
Geo. i'ibbett's.
Walter Palmer is moving his fam
lily to the Burrill place owned by Mel
vim Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Emerson of
Skowhegan has taken possession ar
their farm recently purchased in this
place.
Miss Lizzie Parmenter of Palermo
who MAS been at work for Allen Par
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An Iowa School Chicken Roast

1t is as true as it is strange that in
Iowa many rural schools are so attrae-
tive that city boys are sent cut ofgthe
eitv to attend the rpral soheel know
one country school in which there ara
SIX ennaren from city scno0ls. A
"cficken roast is tie latest school9at-
traction that | naTa known. \ TEACHER
is making the schoolhouse the centre
If Sc oial life for the district. She does
rot like the idea of having dance in
the school. and she will not have KISS
ing fareases 50 she plans various So
eial functions with stunts and games
taat nave abundance of life, that are
new. that are harmless. She does quite
little along the lire of refreshments.
and every one takes a part in the
preparation as we'll as in disposing of
the feast The greatest SUCCESS she
has ever had was a chicken roast It
was in the autumn. and was in the
school yard. 1t was a close approach
To a barbecue. - Every man, woman
and child in the district was there.
Nothing else has ever aroused such an
interest in the Gile .district-Jdurnal
OF Education 4G
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LINCOLN
WlSCASSET.

Frank Plumsteal of the firm of Pat
tangell K Plumstead, Waterville. spent
spent Sunday and Monday with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Asa P. Plum
stead.
Charles Plumstead of Portland visit
ed relatives and friends Sunday in
Wisca sset and Woolwich.
The village schools are closed ndef-
inately on account of infantle paraly-
sis. three cases Icing reported in
the past week.
The wiring fer electric lights is be-
ing done, Red Mems hall having been
already wired.
Mrs. {. 0, Poor of Portland has
been visiting the past week with rela-
ti@es and friends in Wiscasset.
4 Sunday school has been organized
at Birch Point. A good attendance Is
reported.
Mrs. Scott Bailey of Portland. with
her young son, is visiting at George
Bailey's, Cherronki Neck.
f, II. Albee is visiting friends in
Boston.
w. Fl. McFadden is having an ell
built on the east end of his house
Mrs. Louisa Houdlette of West Alma
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. f. II.
Albee, at the county buildings.
Miss Olive Thompson of Bath passed
Sunday with friends in town.
Mary Weeks has returned to Boston.
after few days With friends here
Miss Mary Lincoln has been visiting
friends in Fairfield the past two weeks
Rev. G. NJ. Goodwill of South Bristol
preached in the Congregational church
sunday in exchange with Rev. Howard
Lincoln.
Mrs. Lucy Patterson is caring for
Ada Bowdoin, who remains very in at
the home of her uncle, Will Bowdoin.
on Front street.
Mrs. Margaret Quinnam has re-
turned home from West Upton. Mass.
where she has passed the winter and
spring.
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evening Mr.. Belyea took for his text
Sowing and Reaping"
Mr.. and Mrs Guy A. Smith OF West
Paris arrived in town Saturday to
visit relatives. going from here to
Canton Sunday afternoon. They made
the trip in Mr.. Smiths new automobile
Mrs. Frank Brown is i'll with pneu-
monia. Her friends wish her a speedy
recovery.
Ethel, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Ferrand. is very ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Earle Peachey and
son of Fayette attended church and
Sunday school at this place Sunday
and were afternoon guests of Mrs
Peachey's mother, Mrs. John Ander-
son.
Thomas L. French who is i'll with
cancer, is failing slowly.
Frank Horn came home Saturday
night.
Minnie Childs was Weekend guest
at the home Of her parents.
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Natures Hidden Remedy
Has Been Discovered by the Neal Three.
Day Cure For the Drink Habit

utmost privacy The names and adj
dresses of patients are not given to any
one or used in the advertising, or in any
way referred to. No violation of the
confidence existing between the Institute
and its patients would be permitted by
the Neal Institute Company.
A bond and contract is given every pa
tient on entering a Neal institute TO re-
fund every dollar paid If the patient IS
not satisfied at the end of the treatment
and we live up to H. Thousands of let
ters from satisfied eX-patients from all
over the Country are on file al the vart-
Gus Neal Institutes. riVate room, con
slant attention of house physician and
nurses, and only three days from home
on the road to happiness and prosperity
at the g..
Boston Neal Institute, 20i NedburY st.
Tel. 1870 Back Bay.
Portland Neal Institute, Gs Deering st
Tel. 3216.
Auburn Neal Institute, 416 Turner
ST., Tel. 1923.
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If you are asked to take treatment
Tor the drink habit that includes hypo-
dermic injections, refuse. 1t is not nee
essary for you to bare your arm and sub
nit to having the hypoderm.c needle
jabbed into it four or six times day for
from twenty eight TO forty-two days TO
he cured of the drink habit This is the
old, crude treatment which, through the
carelessness of others or an infected
needle carries with it all the dangers of
blood poison The Neal treatment is not
administered hypodermcally, but is TAX
en- internally, and being harmless vege-
table compound 1t neutralizes and eliInl-
from the system and cannot possibly IN
jure anyone or leave any bad after
effects. A child may take the entire
treatment with perfect safety.
Every patient after taking treatment
at q Neal institute recommends the
treatment and Institute to his friends.
The treatment is all that is claimed for
IL and more The comforts of refined
home are afforded all patients, with the
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KENNEBEC.
CHINA.

CHINA.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will hold ali ice cream and
cake sale from 6 IL =. NJ. Tuesday,
May %, in the Grange hall There Will
also be aprons and quilt for sale.
Entcrtainment ard dialogue, "A Model
Sewing Circle" at O'clock. Ice cream
and cake. 10 cents, entertainment, 10
cents.
Tie silver Lake Grange wlTi he
guests Of the Methodist church 81,
Grange sunday. May "a. All are cor
daily Invited. The subject of the ser
mon will be Christianity, Vital Fac
tor IN 1ife.s Cor. 4sL
LAKTSIDE Alton Doe Of Palermo
stopped with A. c.SBassett "Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Harry Doe and daughter Mil
dred. Miss iva Worth. Mrs. Bertha
Bassett and Master Lee were all in
Water lie Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Dana Clark and children are
visiting d skowhegan,
1iaeter Lee Bassett celebrated his
hirtlsday the 10th of May at Watervile,
also wishes TO thank Ills little friends
1 FOR IS generously remembering aim.
I Mrs. Clara Clark and little Miss De-
s|veda visited Mrs. Nathan Hall Sunday
aftelnoon.
81 Mrs Bertha Bassett and children
i were callers Sunday afternoon 81 0. y.
Nelson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Clark and COM
pany We're calling SUNDAY at Lakeside.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M5rden We're
& callers at Lakeside Wednesday eye
ming.
Mrs. Greta Bassett and Master Lee
4ttenied church sunday morning nj
East vassaiboro.
E:lden Davis was at a. L. Bassett s
Sunday morning.
vAssALBoRo.
NORTH.-Rev. L. q. March occupied
the Baptist pulpit Sunday in exchange
with Rev. Mr. McTiss
Edwin Small has sold his farm tn
w. T. Reynolds and viii move onto his
old farm.
Apple trees have blossomed very pro-
fusely and promise an abundant crop
of frait.
The Keller Corps accompanied by
the few brothers OF the r w. Mullen
Post. will observe Memorial day In
the usual manner On Sunday attend
ing service at the NJ. e, church.
Elton Il. Aver mas entered the employ
lof the w. & f. Electric Light & Power
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. b. Aver attend
ed the last meeting of Laurel Rehekal
Lodge at Clinton and witnessed the
comforting of the degree by WaverlI
Lodge of Pittsfield. which was done il
a most excellent manner.
The Golden Rule degree will be con-
ferrcd by Ahiram Encampment. No
%, |. O. o. F., at its next meeting
May 26, upon four candidates.
READFlELD.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goodheart o
Canada were guests Saturday of Mr.
and Mrs. f. M. Stevens of Mt. Vernon
and expect to make their home il
Marie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Curry of Halo
well were Sunday guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. w n. Hunt.
Mrs Effie Seamans, who has beer
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Sadie
Dudley. for several weeks. has re-
turned TO Mrs. Woodlands at Win,
throp.
Mrs Clara +. Brown and Master
Kenneth Johnson of Manchester were
visitors Thursday with Mrs. Fl. s
Dudley, calling on Mrs. Francis Hum
and Mrs. Lizzie Hunt the same day.
Peter Warren is recovering his
speech which was affected by a slight
shock few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Hunt were sun
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ST. ALBANS.

Walter Lishorne. a single sawyer
from Bangor while at work in w. FL.
Watsons shingle factory last week had
the misfortune to saw three fingers
from his right hand He had cut off
the thumb and index finger some
years ago.
Mrs. E. A. Longley fell from a chair
Friday and fractured one bone in the
arm near the wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pngree of Au-
gusta were guests over Sunday at the
Grant homestead. Mr.. and Mrs. +. n.
Grant were home the Sunday before,
both parties came in their autos.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. e. Cyphers at
tended the Friends Quartery meeting
at Gardiner over Sunday
C. j. Worthen was in Bangor
sunday. He will have more time at
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TRoUHLED WITH HEADACHES?

Try Mentholatum, rub it over the
temples and forehead. Gives quick re-
lief, stops pain refreshes and invigor
ates the nerve raeked brain. 90 Always
effective. Absolutely harmless. Mil
lions use It. At your druggist. csc.
and soc. opal jars, or sample free by
addressing Mentholatum Co, Buffalo,
N. Y.
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PITTSTON.

The Ladies' Social Club Of Pittston
will have a dance Thursday evening.
May ., in Social hall. If stormy post
poncd to Friday night.
EAST--The funeral of Allan Hunt. who
has been in feeble health for many years
was held Friday afternoon from the
home of his brother. Harrison Hunt
The services We're conducted by Rev. G.
r. Jones and the burial was in Pittston
The host of friends of Mrs Emma J.
kimball, who has been ill for month.
viii be glad to know that she is now
able to walk out of doors
Tuesday was said to be the hottest day
ever known here for the month of May
the thermometer standing at 100
w. S. Cleaves has returned from a re-
cent trip to Boston
The friends of Mrs J. T. Odiorne and
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Reid, are glad to
welcome them back to their home in this
village which they will occupy during
part of the summer.
Rev. George King, the former pastor of
the church here. but now stationed at
Bremen. was recent visitor in this
place.
Mrs. Annie Nash, who spent the winter
in Vassalboro. is here for a short time,
preparing to move to Vassalboro
Mrs. L. ]. Hewey and son William of
Augusta have been spending a short
time at w. S. Cleaves'
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Thompson have
moved into part of the John Hanley
house. and Mr.. Thompson will take
charge of the farm
Mrs. Grin Choate and Mrs Ada Hunt
of Augusta We're in the place Saturday,
called here by the death of the late Allen
Hunt.
A lawn party will be held on Wednes-
day evening at the Moody sehoolhouse.
WINDSOR
Frank E. Colby left Monday for q
visit to relatives in Boston.
Everett Trask has newly shingied hi;
house
John Sproul of Augusta was gues
| over Sunday of his parents.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Alpheus Rrage hay,
moved into the Mosher house.
Mrs. Adelbert Sproul and little
daughter, Inez. nave returned from Z
| weeks visit to her parents, Me. ant
| afrs. Charles Northley of Whitefeld
Miss lneZ Kennedy was the cues
over Sunday of her parents Mr.. ar,
| Mr.. Se!aa Kennedy, at Cooper's MINIS
Charles Foster OF augusta was
Sunday guest of Nj. and Mrs. ]. "
| Sproul
| Lucius French viii give dance sat
| urday evening. May y. at the pavilion
L. A. Parkhurst has gone to Albion
| having employment there.
| George Sampson has conc to Lewis
| ton to visit relatives
! Daniel Sampson returned home Sat
| urday night from Bemis
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Don't Go shopping"
For Your Printing.

When man shops around for the cheapest price
on his printing he usually finds it; and he gets just
what the cheaper price pays for--the cheapest
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and the cheapest press work---the cheapest job.
Correct the impression that cheap printing con-
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CANAAN.

Mrs Lucinda Farnham recently re-
eeiVcd the sad news Of the death OF
her son, DR.. Seden J.. Blake OF San
Francisco. on April Is. after a short
illness Of congestion of the brain, at
the age of "a. He was born in Canaan
Oct. 1885, the son of Nathaniel and
LUCINDA {GOodridgel Blake. When 10
wears of age he went to Gold Run, cal.
where he was engaged in numbering.
Vt the end of four years he went to
san Francisco and studied medicine
After graduating from a medical col
lege. he located at WeaVerville where
he lad an extensive practice, Several
years ago he moved to San Francisco
whore ne had charge of hospital
He has never been back to his old
home but once. % years ago. at the
time of the death of his father. A
widow and two daughters survive.
His mother and one sister, Mrs. Edith
Tibbetts reside in Canaan. \ sister
and brother in California.
Mrs. Mabel Harris, worthy matron
Of Sunrise Chapter, 0. l.. $, is attend
ing the meeting this week OF the
Grand Chapter at Bangor
4 band of GYpsies consisting IF nine
wagons and 30 horses passed through
Canaan Thursday toward Skowhegan.
During their brief stay in town they
made themselves very much at home.
Miss Christie Further. who MAS oper-
ated on last Tuesday for appendicitis,
| is gaining Miss Roberts. professional
| nurse from Lewiston, is caring for her.
| Twenty-four of Canaans citizens en-
| ioyed picnic dinner at the pine
| grove, East SkoWhegan, sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nelson, who
| have been visiting relatives in town
| for week. returned Saturday to
| Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar f. Clifford left
| Thursday morning fer Bowdoin where
| Mr. Clifford is superintendent of the
| Kendall farm
Mrs. Merle Harris is quite i'll at this
| writing.
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BELGRADE.


F. C. Foster and daughter. Ethel c.
Foster, We're business callers last FRI
day in Augusta.
Herbert w. Scribner spent Sunday
with mis- father f. a. Scribner.
The class parts of the b. II. ;. II,
have been assigned. Naladictorian.
Hndred d. Foster; salutatorian. Mil
bred F. NickersOn, orator. Milford II.
Childs: class prophecy, Ethel c. Fos-
ter: class history. Effie \. Rickford.
Fred NJ. Tebbetts. Kents Hill II,
spent Sunday at home.
Rev c. A. Hayden of Oakland will hold
services at ? T. NJ. at the cemetery.
Memorial day.
JOS A Bangs of Weeks Mills was the
guest last week of his daughter, Mrs
Justin NJ. Penney.
Monday was a record breaker here for
The heat, AT one place in the village the
thermometer registered at O'Clock IL
degrees in the shade. y heavy thunder
storm struck here al p. NJ. and lasted
about two hours. The lightning was
very sharp but the rain came down in
torrents and pleased everyone especially
tho farmers
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HARMONY.
DETROIT.

Leone Raynes, NJ. c. r. employee
in the office at Durham Junction is at
home. sick with typhoid fever.
Married at Newport Saturday eve
ming, May 20 Horace Gilmore and
Florence Norris. both of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Wentworth of Wa
teryille have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. T, Harris.
Daniel Mills of Togus has beer
visiting the past week al the home of
his nephew, Fred w. Willis.
Naella Norton has been one of the
number selected to compete for the
alumni prize June u at NJ. c. l.