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Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
BuclIflolA.

Mr.. W. G. Spaulding of Caribou was
with his brother, Benjamin Spaulding,
Thursday.
Gravel has been put into tho mud In
front of the post Office, improving the
condition of the street somewhat.
The Ladies' Circle Of tho Baptist
church served . supper to tho men
and after the supper related their several
experiences In earning or saving one dol.
lar. The experiences covered oil sorts
of activities, from peddling cornballs to
going without kid gloves, but tho dol
lars were cornered 10 one way or an0th.
or till they counted forty-two.
Mrs. Carolyn Record has returned
from an extended visit with relatives
and friends in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Rawson and Mr..
and Mrs. Solon Purinton were In Lewis.
ton Wednesday night.
j. C. Wilmington and G. G. Withing-
ton went to Augusta Friday.
Miss Ruth Brigham of Norway 10
with her father, R. e. Lee Bridgham.
The Rebekehs will have an entertain
ment and refreshments after the regular
meeting Tuesday evening, Oct. %.
INC nIRn ScnOOi 6tuu0nts VIII nave
sociable Friday evening, Oct. 81, at
Grange Hall, to which the public Is in
vited.
Allen Irish of Bath 10 at home for q
few weeks.
The ashes of the late Cyrus Cole of
South Portland were brought here Fri.
day for interment. Tho remains were
accompanied by Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Sarah
Smith and other relatives.
Geo. Baulier of South Paris was TAX
en- In charge BY constable A. E. Cole
Thursday morning and locked up In the
cage on the charge of intoxication, aud
was released In the late afternoon, after
having paid a small fine and costs.
Leon Harlow, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Harlow,
has returned to his home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Vaughn and son
Gardner of WatervIlle are guests Of
Mrs. Vaugbn's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Holland Of Morrill,
Street were over.Sunday guests Of their
daughters, Mrs. G. A. Blair and Mrs. G.
s. Jewett of Portland.
DR.. A. E. Cole is building garage.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
Welchyllle.

Miss Maud Henry of Portland is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Staples.
Mrs. Hunting and daughter Florence
Sherman Grant. who has been 10 the
Central Maine General Hospital, Lewis
ton, for treat tment, is the guest of bis IA
ther, James Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Staples entertained
the Ladies' Circle Oct %.
John Mcneil has moved bis family to
Portland, and opened boarding house
on Brown Street.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
Hastings.

Geo. Rolfs and family have moved
here from West Bethel. They occupy
the Bennett rent
Ha .tings' boarii g house has changed
from Eugene Rsyford's hands into those
of Berlin family.
Fred Edgerly has returned from Wis.
1t with bis brother and sisters In Harri.
son and Bridgton.
James Glover of Oxford spent Sunday
In town.
Mrs. Griffin, who has been caring for
Howard Taylor's children, will soon 60
to Berlin for the winter.
George and Charles Huff of Portland
returned home Thursday With three nice
deer.
Nelson Leveque of Berlin is stopping
with his father and attending school
here.
Wednesday morning the ground was
white with snow.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
North Buckfleld.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner have been
at NJ. A. Warren's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Bessey spent few
days recently with their daughter, Mrs.
Alice Bonney, East Sumner. Angie
Field is at work for her.
Charles Damon and wife are visiting
In this vicinity.
Mrs. Elizabeth Waldron Is stopping
with Mrs. Martha Record for short
time. Her old friends are glad to see
her here.
Mrs. Albina Irish is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lincoln Purkis.
Mrs. j. E. Mayhem is not gaining as
her many friends wish. She likes to
hear from her friends.
Nearly all around here have sold their
apples to C. W. Shaw at 50 90 per barrel.
Frank Smith Of Lynn has been at l. D..
Fuller's.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
LOcke's Mills.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coolidge were in
Wilton . few days last week, visiting
relatives.
Mrs. Abbie Trask and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Foster entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Ned Swan, Miss Georgia Crockett and
Mr.. T.lW. Gordon Of Bryant's Pond,
Sunday.
Clifton Swan, wife and baby, were at
Bryant's Pond Thursday.
The Spool Co. has crew of men cut
ting birch near the Greenwood road.
o. G. Whitman has been hauling pine
for j. c. Littlefeld.
w. B. Rand was at Hanover Thursday
and Friday.
Moses Cummings Of South Paris called
on relatives last week.
Mrs. Norman Campbell Is the guest Of
her father, Chris. Bryant.
Mrs. Helen Powers OF Dixfield Is visit
ing Mrs. Chss. Bartlett.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
Greenwood.

"After clouds sunshine" says the prov.
erb, which Is true to-day; and may II
continue q week at least, so that the
farmers can finish their harvesting.
No ripe strawberries have been seen
about here this fall, although they got
so far along as to blossom, and the new
grass has started up In fields and pas
lures, and the weather continues moder.
ate for the last of October.
Mrs. Cobb of Deering, who has been
stopping with Mrs. A. S. Brooks, and
was reported on the sick list last week,
has so far recovered IS to 60 visiting.
She has returned home to care for her
sons wife, who was taken suddenly III.
The sneak thieves are still alive and
plying their usual work. Wesley Ring
owns a boat on South Pond, and kept II
at the nearest point to his house and un-
locked to accommodate anyone who
wished to use it, thinking, of course, he
would see it back when done with IL.
After q while he missed bis boat, and
several days later 1t was found hauled up
on an island two miles or more from
where 1t belonged. A man who occu.
pied q camp there saw 1t adrift and took
il ashore.
Another man went out to repair q
piece of wire fence between the pasture
and wood lot, taking pail and the tools
required for the purpose. When leaving
his work he left his pail of tools on the
forest side of the fence, and when want
ed, soon after, he found himself minus
the whole outfit. Pity that such sneak
thieves cannot be punished a. they de-
serve.
Thanks to Mrs. c. N. Yeaton OF New
Canaan, Conn, for the several papers re-
ceived yesterday. We understand that
her sister, Florence Bryant, finally be-
came tired of single blessedness and got
married.
Five years ago family relative, VIM.
Henry Harrison Verrill Of Auburn, made
us visit, and now he Is With us again
the same jolly old man that he WAS then,
only that much older, having seen moro
than three-scor and ten years.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
West Buckfield.

Leon Harlow Of Boston 10 with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Harlow.
Leslie Cummings has sold bis farm
and gone to Auburn to work for Mr..
Bedell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Smith and chill
dren of East Sumner were at John
Smiths Sunday.
Thomas and Leroy Bradbury and Har-
~ Busweli are down east cutting Christ
mas trees.
Mrs. Harry Buck went to West Sum-
ner Wednesday with Mrs. G. G. Frost
and children.
Mrs. Thomas Bradbury and Mrs. VIII
Moore and children went to Auburn Fri.
day.
Mrs. n. z. Bennett and children were
In Bath last week.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
Hebron.

q. L. Aelcher attended the postmas
tors convention In Boston last week.
q. K. Stearns has been spending q
weak at hia camp In Rangeley.
Mrs. j. c. Donham is at homo for a
short time.
Mrs. Chase of South Paris has been
visiting her daughter at b. K. Stearns'
The harvest home festival Tuesday
evening was success 10 evory way, net
ting over $4,000. The entertainment
consisting of music and readings was
very fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gurney have little
son born Saturday, Oct. Is.
The funeral Of Mrs. Isaac Marshall was
held Tuesday ut East Hebron. The in-
termept was In the cemetery here.
Mrs. Marshall has been widow for
many years. She left one son, DR.. Mar.
shall OF Portland, and two daughters,
Miss Lizzie Marshall of Hebron and Mrs.
Kmball Thomas Of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
BrOWnfield.

The campfire held by the Grand Army
post and Relief Corps Saturday was u
marked success. Quite number at
tended from out of town.
Mrs. Blanche Linscott Cole OF Airing
ton, Mass, is visiting at Irving Lin
scott's.
Mrs. Sarah Breslin has closed her
house for the winter.
Mrs. Sarah Gresnlaw is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Albert Blake.
Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald and family are
we'll settled in the parsonage.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
East Waterford.

Mrs. Emma Chadbourne Of Hallowell
was q recent guest at W. 81. Chad.
bourue's.
Hon. B. G. McIntire Is in Buffalo, N.
Y, attending the national convention OF
state assessors. Mrs. McIntire accom-
panied him. They will visit In Counec
ticut before their return.
H. D. Harnden Of Fryeburg spent
Sunday at L. Z. McIntire's.
Mr.. McSparran Of Pennsylvania and
Clarence Leland of West Minot, speak
ers at the farmers institute held at
South Waterford Tuesday, spent the
night at Mr.. McIntire's.
Mrs. Will Meserve visited her uncle,
A. r. Pennock, last week.
]. E. McIntire 10 with party at Camp
Cinnamon.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
Maine News Notes.

The Topsham fair Is behind from
$500 to $4,000 on account Of this year s
rainy weather.
One hundred and twenty-five acres in
potatoes and fifteen acres in tobacco in
dicates something of the magnitude Of
the operations carried on at Pearl Brook
Farm, near Belfast.
1t is estimated that between $50 and
IT'S carloads of potatoes grown in the vi
cinity OF Skowhegan will be shipped this
season, which will make about 105, 900
bushels, and will represent s52, 900 at so
cents bushel.
By the blowing out of the crownsheet
OF the boiler in his log mill near Nor
ridgswock Monday. Harris Danforth was
scslded so he died in about two hours.
A new boiler had already been ordered
TO take the place of the one which blew
out. Danforth was about 45 years OF
age, and leaves wife and three chill
dren.
By the fall of some of the coping at
the new building OF the Portland Gas
Light Co. on Temple Street in that city,
on the 18th, Patrick Gilmsrtin, a mason
employed on the building, was instantly
killed, and two or three other men were
slightly injured. Gilmartin came from
Scotland some years ago, and has few
relatives in this country.
Mrs. Mary A. Sinclair, aged 81, who
lived with her son, William Z. Sinclair,
four miles north of Columbia Falls, was
burned to death on the 18th. Mr.. Sim
clair, returning from his wood lot, found
his mother, who had been left alone in
the house, dead In her room, her body
terribly burned. Mrs. Sinclair was In
the habit Of smoking and 1t is supposed
that spark from her pipe iguited her
clothing.
In court at Bath, Thursday, . verdict
of guilty of murder was reported by the
jury which tried Rssoul Kassem Laclieli,
the Lewiston Albanian, for the killing Of
Ksssem Souleyman at Topshsm on Sept.
8. Souleyman's body was found float
ing In the Androscoggin river near the
Topshsm shore, having been thrown in
to the river after II had been stabbed
nearly score of times and robbed. Sou
leyman formerly worked at Biddeford.
L2clieli was sentenced to life imprison-
msnt at Thomaston ut hard labor. He
received the sentence without showing
emotion.
In court at Ellsworth Monday, Edwin |
Goodwin, the Is ,year-old Surry boy, was
sentenced TO life imprisonment for the
murder Of Capt. Harry c. Young. Good |
win pleaded guilty. As be left the court
room be smiled and nodded pleasantly |
to acquaintances. Goodwin confessed |
to his crime soon after he shot and rob-
bed Young, q retired sea captain last
October and has ever since maintained .
cheerful attitude. At the April term of
the court Goodwin was committed to
the State Insane Asylum but alienists
who examined him told the court they
found no signs Of insanity.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
East Bethel.

F. B. Howe has new driving horse.
Miss Emma Mayconuell is working fol
Mrs. 81. o. Blake.
Mrs. Herbert Lyon and children oil
Rumford are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. E. Bartlett.
Carl Swan and friend from Woroes.
ter, Mass, are spending short vacation
with his father, ]. II. Swan, and family.
Mrs. George W. Blake of Maiden,
Mass, was recent guest Of relatives
here, called home by the death Of her
father, Nathaniel F. Swan.
Geo. K. Hastings, j. II. Swan, Albert
Swan, Carl Swan and others have been
on . hunting trip the past week.
Mrs. Ellen P. Kimball and daughter
Blanche were recent guests of Mrs. Su-
san Bean.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
PROBATE NOTICES.

To all persons interested in either Of tho estates
hereinafter named:
At a Probate Court. held at Paris, in and
Of October. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and thirteen. the following matter
having been presented for the action thereupon
hereinafter indicated. It IL hereby ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given to all persons In.
terested, by causing copy Of this order 70 be
published three weeks successively In the Ok.
ford Democrat. newspaper published at South
Paris, In said County, that they may appear
the third Tuesday Of November, A. D. 1913, 1t
nine of the clock In the forenoon, and be heard
thereon II they zee cause:
Annie 3. Hannaford late of Peru, deceased !;
petition that Charles q. Delano or some other
suitable person be appointed as administrator
Of the estate Of said deceased presented by said
Delano, brother and heir.
Marianna DsCostsr late of Buckaeld, de.
ceased; viii and petition for probate thereof
presented by Charles e. DeCoster, the executor
therein named.
Emma J. Kimball late Of Norway, de.
ceased; viii and petition for probate thereof
presented by Eugene r. Smith, the executor
therein named.
Albert A. Merrill late of Buckneld, de.
ceased; will and petition for probate thereof and
the appointment Of Clara A. Merrill or some
other suitable person ~ administrator with the
Will annexed presented by Clara A. Merrill. .
sister and heir.
LueIla A. Billings late of Paris, deceased:
petition for determination of collateral inherit.
ance tax presented BY Orinda d. Herrick. ad.
George Milliken late Of Hiram. deceased
second account presented for allowance by
Henrietta n. Clemons, administratrix.
Ellis Dslsno late of Canton. deceased; first
and fnal account presented for allowance by
Hattie E. Glover formerly Hattie e. DelanO. id.
ministratrix.
Carl w. Hayes of Paris. minor ward; first
account presented for allowance BY Bertha A.
Emmons, guardian.
Jacob Thompson late Of Hiram, deceased;
i. Farnum, trustee under the will of said Jacob
Thompson for the benefit Of Benjamin Thomp.
SON.
Daniel r. French late of Brownneld, dc.
ceased; petition for order to distribute balance
remaining In his hands presented by Walter p. |
Perkins, administrator.
Thomas p. Rich late of Oxford. deceased:
6rst account presented for allowance by James
8. Wright, administrator with the will annexed. |
Ess. % M:.lsw % late Of Of Canton, Cantor deceased win
John n. Harlow, the executor therein named.
MieAsls Lavorgna late Of Canton. deceas. |
Cd; win aud petition for probate thereof and the
appointment of Lorenzo ". Lavorgna or some |
other suitable person - administrator with the |
Will annexed OF the estate Of said deceased pro.
sented BY 9sdslena Lavorsra, widow.
Fsrdinand p. MaesDber late Of Dixneld.
petition for an allowance ont Of per.
sonal estate presented by Cora II. MAcomber.
widow.
Annie Q. Cole late Of Gilead, deceased; Arst
account presented for allowance BY A. J. Rob !,
orts, trustee.
ADDISON e. HERRICK, Judge Of said Court.
A true eopy-attest:
IsN ALBERT D. PARK, Rssisesr.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINaS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hill.

First Baptist Church. Rev. g. W. 2. Hll. pas
tor. Preaching every Sunday at !0ao A. y.
Sunday school at L. Sabbath evening service
corensns sysr Mssas ssns sSe @ I.:s Frssy before
the lst Sunday of the month at 80 r. =. AL
NOT otherwise connected are cordially Invited
Beginning with November the Library
will be open Wednesday afternoon In
stead of Monday, from 2:30 until 4
O'Clock, and Wednesday evening a
usual.
Hon. Prentiss Cummings has pur-
chased of P. F. Ripley the Clementine
Cushmau real estate on Main Street.
Miss Ellen c. Ford will continue to oc-
cupy the house as she has done aimee the
death of Miss Cushman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin P. Stearns are
making visit of few weeks to their
daughter, Mrs. j. Fl. Brooks, in Bridge
port, Conn. Mr.. Stesrns is expected
home soon and Mrs. Stearns will remain
longer.
Mrs. Leslie Z. Newell of Sumner, with
two children, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Barrows the past week.
Harland Shaw visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Shaw In Auburn few days
last week.
Recent guests of Mrs. Mark Shaw
were her sister, Mrs. P. W. Knight, and
her cousins, Mrs. w. L. Estabrook and
Mrs. A. o. Blake, of Monson.
Owing TO the continued rains some OF
the farmers have been unable to finish
digging their potato crop as yet.
Mrs. 81. l.. Scribner returned last
Wednesday from the hospital and is
making good recovery from her recent
surgical operation. Miss Mary Mellen
spent few days With Mrs. Scribner In
Portland, returning with her.
Frank A. Fsrrar has sold his farm on
Woodbury. hill, to be occupied soon BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Freedom Strout of this
village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Shaw of Au-
burn visited relatives In this village
Sunday and Monday. Mr.. Shaw has
moved recently from the city to Jonas
Edwards farm on the Mechanic Falls
road.
Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Knickerbocker,
who have been stopping at The Beeches
since the close Of Mr.. Knickerbocker's
summer psstorate at the Universalist
church, returned Saturday to their home
in Arlington, Mass.
Not all the society events" Of Paris
Hill occur during the summer months.
1t was some event when two OF the
smartest young ladies'" of Oxford
County got together last week. Mrs.
Columbia Paris, in her Tooth year,
went over and made social call upon
Mrs. Jarvis c. Marble, in her Oath year.
Both ladies are very we'll preserved men,
tally, and you may be sure that it was
an interesting occasion.
PARTRIDGE DISTRICT.
Frank Lawrence is visiting at Hiram
Linscotts.
Fremont Field has sold bis steers to
Hermon Morse of Buckfield.
Altha Mason is working for Mrs. S. c.
Annis of Hartford.
Mrs. Mary Howe has had q partial
shock, and is in q critical condition.
Fremont Field has sold his apples to
G. q. Porter Of South Paris, and they
are now packing them.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
Denmark.

Stephen T. Jewett has gone to Massa-
chusetts and Now Hampshire for short
vacation.
Foster T. Pingree 10 at home from Au.
gusta.
c. e. Cobb 10 at his farm in West.
brook.
Silver Rebekah Lodge, No. 10, worked
the degrees upon one candidate Thurs
day evening.
Willard Gerry, after . long illness,
died at his homo tho Goth. Burial at
North Sebago the ed,
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
East Sumner.

Rev. c. q. Young of West Paris will
give his illustrated lecture on "Ranch
Life" at the Congregational church or
Wednesday evening, Oct. Goth. Lantern
slides and motion pictures will add to
the interest OF the entertainment, and
the lecture Is highly spoken Of. A good
occasion may be expected at small ex'
pense.
Farmers generally are selling their ap'
Piles at $3 90 per barrel.
The high water of last week carried
out part OF the fume at the saw mill
which is about all of the damage re-
ported.
Who can recall time during the last
days of October when fields and pastures
looked as green as now?
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
ECZEMA AND ITCHING CURED.

The soothing. healing medication In
DR.. Hobson's Eczema Ointment pene.
trates every tiny pore of the skin, clears
it of all impurities-stops itching In.
stantly. DR.. Hobson's Eczema Oint.
ment is guaranteed to speedily heal &C.
zema, rashes, ringworm, tetter and other
unsightly eruptious. Eczema Ointment
Is DOCTORS prescription, not an expert.
ment. All druggists or by mail, Soc.
Pfeiffer Chemical Co.. Philadelphia and
ST. Louis.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
Oxford.

A harvest ball was held here Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Holden are visit
ing relatives in Gardiner and Waterville.
Mrs. Anna Edwards has returned
from Dixfield.
There was large attendance at the
auction at Quimby Millett's.
A harvest supper was served In the
grange Saturday evening.
Gladys Rowe, who is teaching school
on Scribner Hill, spent the week. end
with her friend, Doris Andrews.
Hortense Wood is visiting friends in
ssachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pike of Lynn, Mass, are
at Record Carey's.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
Sumner.

Mrs. Ellen Poland Is visiting her SON
Llewellyn Poland, at East Sumner.
Charles CASTLE and wife of Aver,
Mass, are spending their vacation at N
NJ. Vsrney's.
Z. z. Roberts Is Ill with lumbago.
W. Il. Crockett and wife Of Locke's
Mills are visiting relatives in this place.
Mrs. Leslie Newell and two children
are visiting relatives In Paris. Mrs. Ag'
nes Gibbs is keeping house for her while
she is away.
Pearl Mcpherson has returned to beI
work in Paris.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
Wilson'S Mills.

Mrs. Mary Wilson, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives at Bethel, has
returned home.
Leonard York has been saving wood
by steam power the past week for z. S.
Bennett.
C. I. Wilson has gone to Big Brook to
do blacksmith work for the Berlin MILL 9
Co. for few days.
The teacher, Frank Smith, has moved
from the Mason house to roons In the
Aziscoos House for the winter.
Elwyn Storey, who has taken charge
OF the farm work for E. s. Bennett the
past season, closed his labors there the
18th.
81. G. Bennett and C. T. Fox are hav-
ing new pipe laid to bring water to their
buildings, before cold weather comes.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
Here and There.

At any rate, the New Haven road un-
der its present management is making
one saving, in the matter OF postage
which was formerly paid on copy sent
out TO the newspapers by its press bu-
reau-which copy, by the way, mostly
went into the waste baskets.
Oxford Democrat., 1913-10-28
West Paris.

Remember the 69th annual session Of
the Oxford Association Of Universalists
to be held at the Universalist church
next Wednesday and Thursday. The
program was given last week. Prof.
Wight and Miss Barden will be tho pop
ular and we'll known soloists during the
meeting.
Prof. Wight will give his grand clos
ing concert in connection with his sing.
ing class, Tuesday evening, Nov. 4th.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Free
Baptist church will hold an apron and
candy sale and baked bean supper on
Tuesday, Nov. 4th.
Rev. and Mrs. Dwight A. Ball attend
cd the State Sunday School Convention
Wednesday and Thursday at Augusta.
Mrs. j. II. Millett of Norway Is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Patch.
Miss Lillian Paine Of Pennington in
spected Granite Chapter, o. z. Star,
Thursday evening. Supper was served
at $50 to members of the chapter, and
ice cream and cake at the conclusion of
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Kicker of
Bristol, N. H., are spending week with
Mr.. Ricker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert j. Kicker.
Mrs. Albert Bowker of New Hamp-
shire is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. D. Stilwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Bacon and fam
lily have been staying with Mrs. Bacon's
grand mother, Mrs. j. q. Durham, for
the past two weeks.
Edwin j. Mann started Thursday
morning for four days hunting trip 10
the Wild River region. Mr.. Mann Joined
friends from New York and Bryant
Pond who had been spending several
days hunting in that section.
q. S. Mann has moved his family
from Mrs. Elva E. Locke's house on
Main Street to the Estes house owned
BY l.. NJ. Mann & Son on Pioneer Street.
Mrs. Irwin l.. Bowker OF Portland is
enjoying visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Roscoe Tuell, during Mr.. Bow
ker's ten days vacation hunting.
8. T. White, Eldron Stearns, Leroy
Everett and several from Stearns Hill
attended the Sagadahoc County fair
at Topsham.
Quincy A. Day has moved his family
from the Willis rent on Maple Street to
L. N. Lapham's house on Greenwood
Street.
The annual sale, chicken-pie supper
and entertainment of the Good Will So
ciety will be held at the Universalist
church, Wednesday, Nov. 10th.
A very helpful praise service was held
at the Universalist church, Sunday even.
ing, Oct. 10, under the direction Of
Prof. Wight. Rev. j. NJ. Frost, district
superintende of the II. E. church, Rev.
L. W. Ray mond, and Rev. D. A. Ball
were the ministers present. The pro-