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County News
REyERE-CORNyULF

Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Goodrich of Bing-
ham and Mrs. Charles Baker of
Athens spent Friday at Timothy
Pixies.
= Perley Ward and family of Dover
were week end visitors at Allen Row
ellis. making the trip across country
in their auto.
A. B. Hayward came home Saturday
night for short visit with his family.
Harold Rowell and wife returned to
Bridgeton Friday to resume their po-
sitions as teachers.
Mrs Minnie Lord of Skowhegan has
been passing the week with her moth
err. Mrs. Elvira Beal. The many
friends who sent Mrs. Beal post cards
on her birthday, the Sth, will be
pleased to know that she received one
hundred thirty-two.
Ralph Collins and family and Frank
Davis and wife took an auto trip to
Smithfeld pond, Sunday.
Mabel Hall went to Pennington
Monday to attend the Normal School
A jolly party of thirty old neigh
bors met at Chauncey Locke's Sunday
to pass the day with former residents,
Sidney Baker and wife and Perley
Priest and family, now of Scion. A
picnic dinner was held on the lawn
and the afternoon was passed pleas
antly by singing and story telling.
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MAINSTREAM

Mrs Sarah Baine and little grand
daughter Rena Badger are visiting
relatives in Parkman and Guilford.
Guy Williams, Supt. of Schools, was
in town one day last week.
Mrs. Charles Mcclellan and daught-
err Sarah went to Guilford Saturday
to spend Sunday with her son and
daughter there.
There will be an entertainment at
the Mainstream NJ. F.. Church Friday
evening, Sept u, given for the benefit
of the Sunday School. Ice cream will
be for sale.
Harry Kicker was in Hartland on
business Monday.
Roy Murphy of Wellington spent
Sunday with friends here.
Miss Libbie Sack who has been
working in Guilford has returned to
her home here.
There is a party from Boston at
Castle Harmony, and A. H. Willis is
employed as waiter.
Robert Bunker and Silas White
house were in Hartland on business
| Saturday
W. C. Bunker has gone to Water
Vile to clerk in the store for the
Grand Union Tea Co.
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Churchill Reunion

The fourth annual reunion Of the
Churchill family was held August 9th
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Churchill in Starks. There were 5-
members present from Starks, Indus
try, New Sharon, Bingham. Scion.
Fairfield, Kingheld, Rumford. Farm
lngton and Auburn There was a pic
nc dinner served On the lawn, con
sisting Of beans, brown bread, white
bread, pickles, doughnuts, pies and as
sorted cakes and coffee. After en-
Joying the afternoon in playing games
the following officers were elected for
the coming year: President, Mrs.
Emma Churchill; Y. r. Mrs. Jos Hut
Crimson. Treas. c. Y. Greenloaf.
Secretary. Mrs. Mary Churchill
Committee to make arrangements ~,
dinner. Mrs. Mary Churchill. Mrs
Emma Churchill Mrs. Evelyn Green
leaf Mrs. Dora Sawyer. Mrs. Joe
Hutchinson.
Voted to hold the next annual re-
union at the home of Mr. and Mrs. /.
L. Churchill in Starks the fourth,Wtd-
nesday in August. 1914.
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CORNVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Morrow of Bel
grade were guests recently of Mrs.
Merrow's parents, Mr.. and Mrs d. M.
Bean. They made the trip in their
auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elba Danforth of
Skowhegan were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanford Strickland Friday.
Mrs. Albert Leighton and daughter
Janet of Marlboro, Mass, are visiting
her sister Agnes r. Moody and other
relatives in Skowhegan.
Miss Bernice Walton went to He
bron Monday to attend school.
Miss Nettie Furber and Mrs. Jennie
Lewis of Clinton were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Sanford Strickland Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kilkenny gave
a party to twenty of their friends
Saturday evening. The evening was
pleasantly passed in social converse
ton, games and dancing. Refresh
ments of ice cream, cake and punch
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph York entertain
ed twenty of their friends Wednes-
day evening and those who attended re-
port a fine time. Refreshments of ice
cream, cake, punch and assorted
candies were served.
Miss Gertrude Noble and sister
Clarice with Mrs. Gather who have
been passing the summer at the Noble
cottage returned to their home in New
York Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Leighton and daughter
Janet and Agnes r. Moody were
guests of their sister Mrs. Emma Tut
tle at SkoWhegan Sunday.
Agnes Moody attended a meeting OF
the Golden Glow Branch of the |. S. S.
of which she is a member at the home
of Lester Savage Thursday. Twenty
seven members were present. they
voted to send three quilts to the suf-
ferers of the Arson fire.
Miss Gertrude Noble gave a party
to her friends Monday evening. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Moody, B. F.
Judkins and wife went to Waterville
Fair, Wednesday.
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HINCKLEY

Mrs Martha Curtis and Miss Alice
returned to Fairfield Monday after
visiting in town for several days.
Miss Blanche Harding and daughter
of Weld, Maine, have been visiting
Mrs Harding's mother Eta l.. Guilt
fer.
Several from this place attended the
political speech of William j. Bryan
at Waterville Opera House Saturday
evening.
Earle M. S. Palmer returned Mon
day from a weeks visit to friends in
New Sharon and Starks. He also
went to Madison and Farmin gton.
1t is reported that Samuel M. En-
erson has sold his farm and is con-
templating moving out of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson have made
many friends in this place and 1t is
much regretted that they are to leave.
The many friends of Eugene Cain
are glad to learn of his Improvement
in health
Mrs. Clara Swift entertained her
sons several days last week at the
home of Allen Parmenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade c. Wheeler and
son have gone to Watertown, Mass,
where they will make their home. Cliff
ton is to enter Dental School at that
place.
A Christian Endeavor sociable will
be held at Good Templar's Hall, Tues
day evening, Sept TO- A short must
cal programme will be given by local
talent after which a social time will
be in order. Cake and pies will be
on sale.
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ECZEMA THAT SPREADS.

row y p000nkeepoee, N. ", Man
Found Relief In Our Reliable Skin
Remedy, Saxo saIve.
Il had been troubled with weeping
eczema for months and used many
preparations for skin troubles without
relief. The first application of Saxo
Salye allayed the dreadful itching i'm
mediately and after further use my
skin trouble entirely disappeared.
Sake Salve was just what | needed.
w. N. Glynn. Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
In eczema the little vesicles or PIN
pies are Allied with d fluid that burns
and tortures the skin the moment
they are torn open by scratching.
this causes 1t to spread.
In such cases we can conscientious
ly recommend our new skin remedy,
Saxo Salve, for its action on the skin
in all forms of eczema and other dis
tressing skin troubles Is indeed mar
velous
II it does not help you we will re-
turn your money. F. W. BUCKNAM
Druggist, Skowhegan, Me.
P. s. For poor blood and all weak
rundown conditions try Vinol on our
guarantee.
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IARONE

A baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. James
Wright on Sept. 6, and he HeigneG
nine and one-half pounds. II he
grows fast enough he will help pich
up potatoes this fall.
Miss Viles one of rural teachers in
Skowhegan passed the week end at
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Packard's at t1e
Hill farm
Basil Winslow has returned to Good
viii High School where he will start
his Junior year.
Raw Hatfield of n. B. is at work tof
Lester Packard and Saturday, Sept. t.
being his birthday anniversary re"
of his young friends met at the hlll
farm and gave him surprise pait!
with games, refreshments and - vi
time
Mrs Annie Horne has returned 10
Aroostook after visit at her SISTER
Mrs. F. ". Farley's.
Miss Inez Tobey of Lowell, Mass. Is
spending her vacation at her father $
E. H. Tobeys.
Mrs. La Porter of Monticello is Wis
iting her parents Mr. and Mrs. {, {.
Luce.
Mrs. 0. H. Stevens passed last weeN
at her daughters Mrs. Carl BigeloW S
of Smithheld
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CHILD CILTIR RE

must deal first with the body. With
out a healthy body all is hopeless. The
watchlul mother soon knows the first
indications of Illness indigestion.
cold. or any of the sicknesses of chill
dren.
Here's what mothers say OF L. : 80
Atwood's Medicine.
We have used many bottles of your
Medicine in our family of four chill
dren. and think il a most valuable
remedy for all disorders of the stom-
aeh and liver Mrs. Ira Poland, Ath-
ems, Me -;
/ have SO much faith ia L. T" Al
wood S Medicine that am always tell
ing It's praise TO other mothers for
their children that are suffering from
attacks Of worms, and grieye 10 see
the little tots so sick when only a few
doses of L. F." Atwood's Medicine
will relieve them. This is my expert
ence." =
Mrs. Fred L. McComb, Foxcroft, Me.
Price 30 cents at all dealers
Il. F." MEDICINE 90, Portland. Me
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All the children who have been hay
ing the whooping cough are getting
along nicely.
Miss Beatrice Holden left Monday
morning for Charleston, where she
VIII continue, her studies at Higgins
Classical Institute. Mrs. Fred Dav-
mond will finish the Dennistown
school for Miss Holden.
T. II. Hilton and L. +, Moore attend
ed the Sherbrooke Fair.
The RI. Rev. Robert Goldman. bishop
of Maine will make his annual visit
on Sunday the 14th In the morning
he will have the following services
at the Emmanuel church, Dennistown.
Holy Communion at 30: morning
prayer with the Confirmation service
and sermon at 1915. In the evening
he will hold services and preach in
Jackman Hall at I p. m All are
cordially invited TO attend any or all
services
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no QUESTION ABOUT IT
kimbalfs Liver Pills Must Cure Liver
and Stomach Troubles or They are
Free

G. R. Fogg continues to sell Show
hegan people with the understanding
that they positively must cure liver
and stomach trouble or they will not
cost cent Experience has proven
that kimball's Liver and Stomach
Pills cure liver and stomach trouble
in forty-nine cases out of fifty That
is remarkable statement considering
how difficult il is to cure liver and
stomach trouble. but the facts in the
case can be easily verified. there is
every reason 10 have confidence for
Fogg will hand you back your money
without the least hesitation should
you fail to be benefited and cured
You will see a marked improvement
right away; all kinds of food can be
eaten freely and is more easily digest
ed. There is no fullness or distress
after eating because kimball's Liver
and Stomach Pills aid the stomach To
assimilate and digest the food and
tone up the liver. As nerve tonic
nothing in the world will do you so
much good as kimball's Liver and
Stomach Pills.
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NORTH SEW PORTLAND

Louise Pratt. Merle Berry. Grace
Trip, Earle Kennison and John Dun
ton went to Pennington Sunday to at
tend Pennington High School. Ed
ward Tague will go later.
Charles Clark returned to Hebron
Monday where he Will resume his
studies at Hebron Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Plummer, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Derbyshire, Mr..
and Mrs. Berkeley Hutchins and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Plummer and child
rem enjoyed picnic dinner at Lake
Embden. Sunday.
Bin Jackson and Dwight Boyntoh
went TO Pittsfeld Monday TO attend
school at the Maine Central Institute
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Chapman are
rejoicing over the birth of a baby boy
born Sept It'll.
The High School opened Monday
with Mr.. Andrews from New York, as
teacher.
The girls sewing club met with
Miss Gladys Luce Saturday afternoon.
Hot chocolate, sandwiches and assort-
ed cake were served. Miss Erma
Norton was elected president of the
club They also named the club
The Priscillas". All enjoyed the af-
tcrnoOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kimball and
family from Wollaston. Mass. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. W. Clark.
Mrs. Lila Hersey from Skowhegan
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bart
lett.
T. B. Tague has purchased fine
pair of roam horses.
c. II. Bartlett was in Madison. Tues
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Knapp and
family have returned from Hancock,
Mass, where they have been living for
the past year.
w L. Darlington from Livermore
Falls, was in town Tuesday on bust
ness.
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night at their - and drove back
early the next n1ogning.
Miss Lillian Horne returns to the
High School In fSk0whegan on Nom
day. .,,,. 49,, s,s "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sfdney Pooler and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Richardson attend
ed the funeral OF Miss Fanny Rich
ardson at Benton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richardson
with their three children are visiting
relatives in Harmony.
Miss Grace Burrill was in Skowhe-
gan village Thursday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wardwell and
sister Mrs. Elba Flagg visited at j. l..
Burrill's Sunday, driving from Starks
in their auto in a little over half an
hour.
Elvin Richardson had his grain
threshed last week. He had a good
crop and was glad to have 1t done so
early.
Wilbur Richardson attended the
Fair in Lewiston last week.
Wallace Ireland has begun working
on the Will Ames building which he
lately purchased.
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Noulton Reunion

On Saturday. September 9Th. the
ffth annual reunion Of the descend
ants Of Tie late William Weston and
Euniee Burns Moulton occurred at tha
Old homestead in Concord. Tho.
were . members present.
Al Tie room hour dinner was r,-
cd ia the shade Of the beautiful map.
trees that were set our about =
years aso. b. the late Eur.ce Burns
MoultoH. After dinner games were
enjoyed By all present L was voted
to hold the next reunion at the same
place on the last Sunday in August
1914.
Those present were Mr. and Nrs
Manley G. Atwood, Blaine Atwood.
The Misses Mildred. Alice a1d Gwc1
doline Atwood. Mrs. Hattie Thompson.
Miss Merle Moulton and ElIra Moul
ton all of North New Portland, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Atwood, Everett.
Ella, Kenneth and Barbara Atwood
and Fri Moulton all of Kingfeld: Mr..
and Mrs. George ". Moulton. tho
Misses Gladys and Christie and Earl
Floyd, Fayette and Flobert Moulton
all of Emblem; Mr.. and Mrs. A A
Graffte, Miss Marjorie Cratic of Den
nistowni Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Atwood
John, George and Ruby Atwood Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Atwood. Harriet and
Evangeline Atwood
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HARTLAND

Leon S. Gilpatrick who has been
passing his vacation in town returned
to Boston Wednesday.
Miss Doris Dyer is teaching in
North Hartland.
J. H. Haley, Esq, was in Pittsfeld
Wednesday.
sition as painter for the Maine Cen
trail Railroad Co.
Mrs. Alexander Hall is quite ILL.,
Mrs. Isora fitzpatrick of Boston is
visiting her brother Lincoln Merrick
on the Ridge
Miss Mabel Coffin was in Pittsfield
Wednesday,
District Supt. Carl n. Garland will
occupy the pulpit Sunday, Sept. 18th
at the M. E. Church.
Frank Prescott of Lewiston is in
town for few days.
The Ladies' Aid will hold an all day
session at the home of Mrs. Myrtle
McPheters Wednesday.
C. Prescott of Boston is visiting his
sister Miss Katherine Prescott.
T. A. Anderson, Esq, Of Pttsfcld
was in town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson and
children of Pittsfield have been guests
at the home of w. G. Henderson for
the week end.
Miss Babcock who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. VIM. Battye returned
Monday to her home in Westerly, r.
/.
r. o. Williams has returned from
North Arson where he has been visit
ing for the past seven weeks
Miss Gladys Kavanaugh of Bangor
was the guest of Mrs. W. G. Hender-
son Monday.
E. P. Dyer went to Boston Tuesday
on business.
Mrs. Elva Mcdonald who has been
in Summit Springs for the summer is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. w
II. Russell for few days.
George S. Page has gone to Lowell
Maine where he has accepted a po-
stion as engineer
Mr. and Mrs Edward Young are
visiting in Rockland.
A most interested and enthusiastic
crowd attended the Republican Rally
Friday evening at the Opera House
John Nelson, Esq. of Augusta and
Congressman Willis c. Hawley of
Oregon were the speakers. The
house was packed and many were OBJ
liged to stand during the evening.
Following is the vote cast at the
election held Sept, Sth. Republicans
800; Democrats 1902; Progressive 10;
Socialist 3.
Many from here attended the Re
publican rally at Pittsfield Saturday
evening. #.....
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CANAAN

Misses Alice Burrill and Marion
Cole, who have passed the most of the
summer in town, have returned to
| their homes in Bangor.
Messrs. Gardner and Nelson with
their wives attended the fair in Lew
iston Wednesday.
| G. A. Maxfield, our rural mail car
rier, is enjoying his vacation. p.
Furber is the acting substitute.
Mrs Viola Rand and daughter Nor
ma of Waterville arrived Wednesday
night for a visit with Mrs Rand S
mother, Mrs. Barrett.
Mrs. F. NJ. Smith has returned from
Lewiston where she has passed the
last two weeks
Mrs, Honors is i'll at the futile
homestead where her family with that
of the Preble's have been spending a
short vacation.
A merry party from this place went
to Lakewood Friday night forthe con-
cert and dance.
Ralph Washburn and family from
Bangor were in town the first of the
week.
If the Suffragetts are as enthusiasts
! tic in their work in all places as they
are in this small village and increase
in numbers as fast, there will be no
doubt that they will rule the country
in the near future. Their enthusiasm
was well shown Saturday night in
spite of their male opponents.
Town meeting Monday was busy
one although not very exciting.
Several from this village were in
Pittsfeld Saturday evening to attend
the political speeches.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Burrill have gone
to Bangor for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Lena Alexander is the guest
of Mrs. T. j. Moody and other rela-
tives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Remission, who have
been visiting their daughter Mrs. Bib
Der, have returned home to Boothbay
Harbor
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ST. ALRANS

Mrs. Fannie Brown of Brighton
visited friends in town last week
Mrs. Eliza Longley and Mabel Nut
ter were in Waterville Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jordan of Lowell,
Mass. are visiting here among friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Goodwin were
among the outgoing passengers
Monday en- route for Norway to visit
their son Stuart W Goodwin and at
tend the fair at South Paris.
Agents from Massachusetts were
through here recently soliciting or
ders for pictures to copy.
The Republican rally at the Town
Hall Saturday evening was we'll at
tended and much enthusiasm mani
tested.
Frank Varney and wife were in
Ema Saturday and Sunday to attend
the Spiritualist Campmeeting.
c. c. Hanson, Daniel Frost and Fred
Lucas went TO Pittsfield by auto Sat
urday to hear the campaign speech Of
William Jennings Bryan.
A meeting of Somerset Pomona was
held in the Grange Hall on Wednesday
the third inst. The forenoon was de-
voted to business of the order and
comforting the fifth degree. A bounti-
full repast was served at noon. A fine
program was rendered by the host
Grange followed by an address by c.
e. Embree of Bangor on the subject of
Farm Organization and Better Bust
ness Methods A Farmers Union
was organized with the following Of
.ficers: p. w. LIB, president; Chas.
W. Webb, treasurer; H. F. Goodwin,
Secretary; Allison p. Howes, +. L.
Cook. p. w. Libby, directors.
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EAST SK0WHEGAN

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Wardwell with
Mr.. Wardwell's sister Mrs. Elba Flagg
drove to Belgrade Lakes. August 31st
after Mrs. Wardwell's sister, leaving
home between nine and ten, arriving
there at eleven o'clock Not being
familiar with the road Mr.. Wardwell
took a longer route than necessary.
They left Belgrade Lakes at go p. m,
coming home by the way of Rome,
Mercer and Norridgewock. drove down
two miles beyond the village to call on
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. A. Webster Regret
ted not finding them at home. Ar
rived home at FIVE o'clock.
Moody jewell and wife drove up
from Shawmut Wednesday night got
here before the shower, spent the
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ANSON

Mr.. ard Mrs. David Graham left
last week Thursday for ST Johns. ~.
B.. where they Will visit relatives for
two weeks.
Daniel Mcdonald OF Portland is
passing a few days vacation with rcl-
atiyes and friends in town.
James Briggs has crew of six
men who are moving four houses al
North Arson.
Several from this place attended the
State Fair at Lewiston last week. Tin
and Fred Hilton. Bert Hilton, Ernest
and Wilbur Hilton shipped cattle and
sheep and captured several premiums.
Mrs. John Daily visited her daugh-
ter Mrs William Savoy il Oakland
last week.
Mrs. William Rogers Went to The
Forks last week Thursday where She
made a lew days visit With relatives.
Elpha Tiakham Of Gorham, y. H., il
passing lis vacation with friends and
relatives il town.
Mrs l. L Gould, who has been the
guest Of hef brother Frank Moore in
NorridgeNoek for several days return
ed home Sunday.
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CONCORD

Miss Ma. ElwelI school teacher
in Bingham was caller al p. X Nor
ris last Wednesday.
Mrs Simeon Howes was in Madi-
son one day last week.
Henry Parlin Of Bingham was in
town last week visiting at {. L..
Smiths.
James Cahil runs a meat cart
through town which makes it very
convenient for the people.
W. S. Goodrich and v. J. Goodrich
are working for A. 5. Burke.
Mrs. Ellen Beanc Who has been
working for her son joel. has moved
back to her own home.
Mrs. Jacob Atwood is n poor health
Mr. and Mrs Harold Wing have
moved to their camp while Mr. Wing
is saving his poplar.
Curren Smith has been hauling
stove wood to Bingham tho past week
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SOITH SOLON I'd

The drouth has struck this part OF
the country sure. Fall feed is fine
and the crops considering the season
are good. but wells that seldom or
never have gone dry are dry now.
Mrs. Ladds son of Pawtueket r. l.,
is repairing her old home. the sumner
Hunnewel place.
George Gardner is buying some
COWS he is going into the creamery
business al Scion.
Mrs. Scott Jones is visiting at
SkOWhegan,
Lester Shepley of Skowhegan was
lat his fathers last sunday.
Threshng is about over here and
grain is about the best ever threshed
running mostly from "A to 90 bushels
per acre.
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a. [. Flanders is stiil al Scion. HIS
finger is little better
Edd. McClntick of Bingham has
moved into town on the T. II. Wyman
place SO called.
Annie Campbell has gone to the Wa
teryille Fair.
Emma Riley was in town Saturday.
At the home Of John Cook on Sep
TENDER >. at $50 a. m, Forrest Camp
bell passed away aged IS years He
has carried the mail from kingsbury
to Bingham all summer and was In his
usual health when stricken with a
shock on Sunday p. M. and died Tues
day a. M. without gaining conscious
ness. His son kleber, an only child
was with him to the last. He leaves
to mourn their loss one son, one
brother. one sister and many more
distant relatives and host of friends.
They were all very kind during his
illness especially A. l.. Bartlett and
wife, a cousin of the deceased. The
funeral services were held at Kings
bury schoolhouse Wednesday, Sept
8. at > p. m. Rev. Erwin Miller being
the officiating clergyman, speaking
words of comfort to the bereayed. The
remains were inferred beside rela-
tives in kingsbury cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
We extend our heartfelt thanks to
our friends and neighbors who were
so kind to us during the death and
burial of our father, brother, and
uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs X. L. Campbell
Mr.and Mrs John Hayden
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Campbell
Aa..n.4- Vim nnd nnra Iardnn