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Alma record., 1913-09-04

Mr. Bodine is the new F. M. Min
ister
Mrs. NJ. Clapper visited in Carson
City last week.
Jack Johnson and wife are visit
ing in Canada.
Mrs. D. Ribble was quite sick last
week but is better again.
The Misses Cecile and Vera Wood
visited in Alma Wednesday.
Mrs, Leo Bradall of Detroit visited
friends in town over Sunday.
Florian Hoxe spent from We'd
nesday to Saturday in Ithaca
Miss Cecile Ward began her school
in the Wolford district Monday
Miss Maggie Winn Of Alma visited
Miss Jessie Markham last week.
Miss Gretta Hoxie went to Ithaca
Monday to attend high school
Miss Nora Smith began her work
at the Townsend school Monday.
Mrs. Delbert Hicks visited her sis
ter Mrs. Ida Hill in Alma Wednes-
day
Mr. Reuben Cheney and wife call
ed on Ackley Ward and family last
Sunday.
Miss Jessie Markham went to
Wheeler, Monday where she will
teach this year
Miss Daisy Sly went to Ithaca on
Sunday to finish, her work at the
County Normal.
Aleck Connor and wife of the west
are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Connors
Mrs. Olive Broughton, of Pitts
burgh, Penn, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Rachel Clapper.
Mrs. Grace Blair and Mrs. Dana
Donegan visited their sister Mrs 0.
G. Tuttle in Ithaca, Wednesday.
Sherman Nuff and family and Mr..
Joseph Pringle OF McBride's called
on T. ]. Blair and wife last week.
Mrs. T. J Blair and Mrs Donegan
visited the formers sister Mrs. Flora
Stevens in Grand Rapids, Friday.
School opens Tuesday with Mr.. H.
Jackman as principal and Miss
Sarah Van Therne as primary teach
er.
Next Sunday Sunday school will
be at three o'clock and at four time
will be given over to special Sunday
school workers
Alma record., 1913-09-04
in Elwell Thursday.

in Elwell Thursday.
Ruben Humphrey and family were
Elwell callers Monday.
Claude Whitford called on his cousin
Miller Tuesday evening.
The Rebekah Club met with Mrs. VIM
Shong Wednesday afternoon.
Zelma Miller entertained her cousin
Miss Ethel Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Dennis Welch made a
business trip to Alma Tuesday.
Henry White and family spent Sun
day with. Roy Austin and wife.
Frank Hall spent the first of the week
helping his brother, Henry White
Miss Zelma Miller made a trip to
Alma Monday to engage her rooms.
Frank and frankie French, Sr and
Jr. were in Elwell Thursday night.
Oakley Lippert is working for VIM.
Gould while Eugene Crum is away.
A. E. Miller, wife and daughter spent
Sunday with d. Welch and family
Ernest Stuart spent the week end with
his uncles, H. M. and a. E. Miller
G. Carrl, Mrs. Chas CARL and son
were business callers in Elwell Saturday.
VIM. and Autta Carroll are able to be
out again. They have been having the
measles.
Several from the Center attended the
Cleaners elevator meeting Wednesday
evening.
Henry White is drawing stones for a
new kitchen which he intends putting
up this fall.
Earl Wells finished pulling stumps
for H. White this week and is now
working OH A. Pages.
Eugene Crum and Afford Miller at
tended the county fair at Ithaca We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs w Spurgen and daugh.
ter, Ruth, and Miss Pearl Newcomb
were the guests OF Mrs. II. Miller We'd
nesday.
Mrs. j. E. Morgan left this week for
Grand Rapids where she will visit her
daughter. Mrs. Dan Rockers. also other
friends and relatives.
The Seville Dodgers" went to the
Block School district and played a
double game of ball. The first was with
the home boys of that place, scores be-
ing Is to A, favor Of our boys. Second
was with the Half Moon Lake boys.
Score II to 4, also in favor of Seville.
Alma record., 1913-09-04
FERRIS CENTRE ITEMS

Dan Caris is visiting relatives in Ohio
/ S, !. Clifton was caller at d. Miner's
Sunday.
c. L. Dyer made a business trip tc
Alma Tuesday.
School began Tuesday with Wesley
Duncan at the helm.
Harry Fisher of Summer was caller
at Will PARIS Tuesday,
c. E. meeting at the Ferris Center
church Sunday evening.
Carl Seifreid was a caller at Mart
Smiths of Elm Hall Sunday,
Miss Lclah Davenport began teaching
at Maple Grove school Tuesday.
Mrs. J. L. Earber Of Pine Grove visit
ed her brother, E. o. Dyer, Sunday.
Ed Swarthout and family visited at
Zach Palmer's north of Vestaburg Sun
day
George Dolloff, of Owosso, was here
calling on old acquaintances the past
week.
Miss Fac is the hew hello girl at
Vestaburg as Miss Elsie Platt is again in
school.
Grandma Sinkey> and Miss Flossie
Grinnell visited at Zack Palmer's Friday
and Saturday,
Meryl and Eulalla Page of Owosso
have been visiting relatives here the
past two weeks.
Stanley Mincer, of Riverdale, visited
his grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. u.
Mincer. Sunday.
Jesse Sabin was home from near Sag
inaw the week end unable to work,
She returned Tuesday.
Mrs George Peasley and son, Ken
meth, of Vestaburg, were Friday guests
at Mrs. V. d. Throops.
Born, Friday, August 20, to Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Wallen, twins, son and
daughter All doing we'll
Mrs J. L. Bridwell and daughter, of
Alma, spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Hare.
Sam Bollinger spent the past week at
Anega an, returning Sunday evening.
His daughter, Jennie, accompanied him
home.
Bernice Terwilliger, of Glare. former.
" of this place, visited her grandmother,
Mrs. Heath. and old school mates the
past week.
Maurice Tucker and wife, Of near
Olare, visited at the homes of w. J.
Wilson, Grant Beach and George VIII
son the first of the week,
II. M. Lands cf Alma was a visitor in
his vicinity the past week. He went
% Tawas Saturday to be with his wife
who is there with her brother, DIR.
5taley, for medical aid,
Alma record., 1913-09-04
VESTABURG

taking their suppers and going to
the lake.
MIR b Winchell of Edmore, was
in town Saturday.
Mart Miner of Saginaw was in
town Saturday
Hazel Rhodes was home from Al
ma Sunday.
Mr.. Switzer of Alma, was in town
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Verne Hornbeck
former residents of this place came
Sunday morning and spent the day
with Mrs. Ray Ballon.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierson just return
ed from a visit in Ohio, and southern
Michigan.
Alma record., 1913-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Duncan have
returned ready to begin their school
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Pricer and family of
Lansing are the guests of Luke Priest
and wife
Mr.. George Crawford has purchas-
ed the old Hamilton farm, and is
going to fix up the house and move
on it this fall
Mrs. Dopp of Saginaw, is visiting
her brother John Thurlby and wife
Alvia Tanner and wife and family
of Lansing, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robin
son of Cleveland, Ohio, spent Satur-
day with Elder Tanner and wife,
Alma record., 1913-09-04
|ELM HALL NEWS ITEMS
Elm Hall. August 27th.

Elm Hall, August 27th,
Miss Vera Ward was in Rock lake
Sunday.
Walter Dunegan and Carl Blair
was at Rock Lake last Thursday
I. j Blair and Walter Dunegan
were in Alma and St. Louis Monday.
Mrs. Effe Hoxie and daughter
Gretta were in Alma Friday on busi-
ness.
Sumner Hoxie OF Ithaca visited
his mother and attended the Blair
reunion Saturday
Miss Cecile Ward spent Sunday
with her friend Miss Helen Will
Jams of Riverdale.
Mr. Earl Rosencranz, of New Ha-
ven visited his aunt Mrs Ackley
Ward last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Birdsall, who
have been in Alma for some time,
have returned home
The game at Blanchard between
Elm Hall and their home team was
won by Elm Hall Score 10 to IL.
The Elm Hall boys and Vestaburg
boys played at Rock Lake last Thurs
day. Score IL to 12 in favor of YES
taburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Croton gave a
party at their home last Tuesday
evening in honor of Mrs. Crotons
sister Miss Glee Davis, who will re-
turn to her home in Onaway soon.
ELM HALL.
Alma record., 1913-09-04

Ladies will be at the Free Reading
room Friday and Saturday afternoon
Of this week to take your order for
shrubs.
Alma record., 1913-09-04

Our Job Printing department is
thoroughly equipped with first
class material. Let us estimate
on that printing of yours now
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-12

BELFAST,

A quiet wedding took place, at 10
Tuesday morning, at the Baptist par
sonage, when Miss Charlotte Braley
was married 10 Emery Ct. Sprague OF
Waldo. The young couple was at
tended by Miss Lila Sprague, sister
Of the groom. and Earl Braley, brother
Of the bride. The bride was very be-
comingly gowHed and the single ring
was used in the service They Wen.
Immediately TO their new home in
Waldo. where the groom is a sue
eessful young farmer. Miss Braley has
for some time been an efficient clerk
in the James Fl. Howes store and has
many friends. who extend good
wishes.
The regular morning service of the
First Parish Unitarian church will be
held, Sunday, after a lapse of several
weeks. during which time the church
has been closed and the pastor, Rev.
Charles B. Ames, has enjoyed a va
cation.
The funeral of the late Mrs Flor
ence Gilmore Mutchler of Roxbury
formerly of Belfast. took place, on
Thursday afternoon, at the home OF
her aunt, Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore, High
street Rev. A. A. Blair officiating. Tho
bearers were: Ralph II. Howes, DR.
ID. C. Libbey, Thurston Clough ant
Harry w. Clark.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-12
SMlTHFIELD,

A good number are planning to at
tend the fair, this week, at Water
vile.
Mrs. Laurinda Holmes went, Mon
day, to Norridgewock, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Roy cunliff, and at
tend the campmeeting at Lakewood
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harlow and
little daughter of Boston, made a fly
ing trip in their auto. Friday, on a
short visit with relatives, returning
to their home. Monday.
A large number, Wednesday, attend
ed the Watervile fair.
Although a frost was feared, Tues
day night, we had none in this section.
but in towns further north they had a
heavy frost, killing the sweet corn,
cucumber vines, etc But few pieces
of sweet corn are ready for the fac
tory, which will mean a heavy loss to
farmers If it continues cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Emerson of Skow-
hogan passed Monday night with Their
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Mosher, and at
tended Tuesday. Pomona at Fairview
Grange hall. A good number of visi-
tors were present and very interest
ing meeting was held, although the
local attendance was small. A fine
dinner was served and a good pro
gram given in the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-12
skowheaan Creamery Report.

The monthly report of +. f.. Harris,
manager Of the Skowhegan Jersey
Creamery, shows that over 10G more
cows are now furnishing butter fat
for the creamery than a year ago and
that the number of pounds OF butter
fat for August has increased over 2000
pounds over the corresponding month
of year ago. The number of cows
now furnishing butter fat are 1141 tie
number of pounds of butter fat for
August was 20,207.1. The patrons fur
nishing $50 pounds of butter fat and
over for August We're: Roscoe Bige-
low, 153, 5 cows, l heifer; Reberr
Young, 154.6 cows; Eta Frederic,
Pills, cows: +. p. Rodgers, 179, s
COWS; Eugene Watson, 1886, 4 cows,
2 heifers; Turner Buswell, 30S.6, l.
cows; Frand Parker, 202.1, cows, 8
heifers; T. D. Salley & Son, 217.9, II
COWS; B. f. Burns, 2S5.9, y cows,
heifers; Perley Withee, 1870, cows,
I heifers; c. j. Wood. 1922, 10 cows,
feifers, II. Hall, 222.7, II COWS: J. c.
Scott, 1922, cows; Beekwith & Tay-
lor, Ill, s rows, ! heifer; George E.
Foster. 35O.7, 8 cows, s heifers, H. L.
watson, 1912. cows, . heifers; George
Washburn. 1851, COWS. heifers; r.
T. Patten, 2096. cows; E. N Merrill,
290, 6 cows, 5 heifers. II. n. Pratt,
1sf.5, CONS, ! nefer; Fred Loemis,
1861 8 COWS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-12
North Waldo pomona

Inc annual field meeting of North
waldo Pomona Grange was held ON the
grounds of the Waldo and Penobscot
agricultural Society in Monroe, August
20 l9i3. The meeting was called to or
der by Worthy Master c. C. Clements
and b. Walker McKeen, lecturer of the
state Grange, spoke on the subject OF
i arm Credits. At noon. a picnic lunch
was enjoyed. After re-assembling fol
the afternoon session state Master Stet.
son was called to the chair and proceed
eo TO call the roll of oranges EIever
oranges of this jurisdiction were repre-.
sehtedi also one grange from Penobscot
fomona. c. NJ. Freeman from Ohio sec,
rotary OF the National Grange was then
Introduced and held the undivided atten.
tioh OF the large audience during his ad.
oress on the following subject: "The
orange as an Educational Factor in
hurai Life" State Master Stetson was
called upon and responded with a general
grange talk. Carol Young favored the
auulehce with an original defamation.
Which ELECTED much praise. The Monroe
pahd was in attendance and rendered Sc
iectiohs when called upon. The meeting
was most truly success and much credit
Is que {, G, Clements master of the Po-
ihoila' Tor his untiring efforts in its be-
haf. Between four and five hundred peo-
PIE We're present at the afternoon session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-12
Waldo Pomona Grange.

Waldo County Pomona Grange met
Sept. End, with Victor Grange. Sears
mont The day was pleasant and the at
tendance the largest for years. Nearly
200 were present. The officers We're all
present except the lecturer, steward and
Ceres. b. +. Foster took the lecturer 5
place and Del. Paul the stewards. After
the opening exercises class of Is was
instructed in the fifth degree. and while
the candidates We're being prepared ID. o.
Bowen made some interesting remarks
The noon recess was then taken and the
visitors We're we'll cared for by the host
Grange. The Grange was again called to
order and a fine address of welcome
given by Eva Moody and responded to
Can Farmers Derive From Cooperation
and demonstrations of Farm Methodist
was discussed by j. c. Carey, w. Shibles
c. M. Howes, T.. A. Dinslow, b. F. Fos-
ter and others. The entertainment by
the host Grange was as follows; music
by the choir; song. Maud Bryant; dia-
logue, aunt James Luncheon; recita-
ton, Oscar GoOgIns; bass solo, Charles
Cushman; recitation, Theima Went
worth; song. |. S. Critics; remarks on
Good Roads by Edward Evans. The
next meeting will be with Sunlight
Grange Knox Station, Oct. eth.
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DAILY xkNNEREC JOURNAL. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER -

The capital stock is $4,000. The Of
ficers are: Pres Thomas Bourque;
Treas, A. S. Burke; directors, presi-
dent and treasurer and Joseph Car
penter.
The marriage intentions of Samuel
Lord of Lynn, Mass, and Maude
French We're filled, Thursday, at the
town clerks office.
Mrs. Nathan Sullivan left, Thurs
day, for Vineland, y. j., to make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Carrie
Boardman.
wedding reception was rendered
Willard Crotteau and his bride, on
Wednesday evening. at the Burnor
hall on North street. In the reeeiv-
ing line were Mr. and Mrs. CrotteaIL
Mrs. Thomas Dionne and Mr. Bill
deau. Military Band, of which Nj.
Crotteau is a member. furnished mu
sic. Refreshments We're served. Fol-
lowing the reception a dance was Civ
en- with music by r. p. l.. Orchestra,
The couple received many gifts
Mr.. and Mrs. George Danforth o.
Havana are visiting Mrs. Danforth's
sister. Mrs + O. Eaton.
Mrs. Lyman Jewett left here. Thurs
day, for Atlantic City to visit rela-
tives.
DR. Julian Kincaid went, Thursday,
to Boston te take post graduate work
in school for Osteopaths.
Mrs. George Ames went. Thursday,
to Bath She will be Joined, Saturday,
by her husband.
Herbert s Hopkins left, Wednesday,
for New York City. where he is to
attend a meeting OF the Board of Ar
bitration connected with the railroad
system.
Miss Sarah Pencil has POSITION
as assistant in Lvermore High school.
Miss Pennell is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. +. F. Pencil and graduated
frem Colby College. last June, with
high donors.
Allan Varney has his new house on
the Middle road up. He iOst his home,
last winter. by fire.
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Three Candidates Accepted
By SkoWhegan Grange.
Meetings Of kennebec Baptist
a Assn. Close, Thursday.
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge Will Give
-. observation-disclosures.

Three candidates were ba1loted for
ard accepted, last evening, at the
Skowhegan Grange meeting. The First
and Second degrees will be given at
a special meeting, Saturday evening,
Sept. 20. Candidates previously accept
ed should be on hand to take these
degrees at the same time. So far as
possible. the program intended for last
evening viii be given at this special
meeting. Plans for the annual Grange
fair are progressing favorably and
the committees will be announced in
the early future. probably at the spe-
cial meeting above mentioned.
The Freshman class in the Skowhe-
gan High school has elected Alexander
Thompson. president: Libby Pulsifer,
vice president; Eunice Patten, secre-
tary, and Pauline Emery, treasurer
Edward P. King has leased the home
on Neil Hill, former residence of the
late Helen Howard, and will move
there with his family at once. A daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret, 10 years of age.
has already commenced her studies at
the Skowhegan High school.
Miss Cora f. Robinson, who has
been at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
George Otis Smith, left, Tuesday, on
the midday train for visit with rel
atives in Robinson. Miss Robinson is
one of the teachers in Hampton In
stitute, Va, and will shortly go there
to again take up her duties.
The Priscilla Rebekah Lodge, assist
ed by Carrabasset Lodge, I. o. o. F..
will give an entertainment and social,
Friday aVar7fnO In Ri
Burnor's new warehouse on East Ma
pie street. Good music will be furnish
ed. Committee of arrangements, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Spear, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Savage, Hugh Hurley, Charles
Burner and L. E. Jacobs.
Lloyd c. Green of Augusta will ar
rive here, Monday, to take the place
of Mrs. Ava V. Sheridan, chief limo
type operator in the Independent Re-
porter office. Mrs. Sheridan is to have
a months vacation, part of which
will he passed in a trip up river and
the balance in Boston and other Mass
achusetts points.
Fred II. Leavitt of Los Angeles,
Cal, arrived here, Wednesday, and is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. A T. Smith,
at their home on the East Madison
read. He is the son of DIR. Frank A.
Leavitt. and grandson of the late Dr.
Henry Leavitt. both of whom will be
recalled by many skowhegan people.
The meetings OF the Kennebec Bap-
tist Association closed, Thursday af-
ternoe-. Reports were given by the
various committees and, at 1890, an
address was given by Rev. J. L. Clark
Of Faireld. The dectrinal sermon was
given by Rev. E. E. Longley of China
and the last sermon of the day was
gwen BY Rev. B. P. Hope of Angus
ia Addresses were also delivered by
the Reg. 8iIber F. Berry, d. D., Rev.
|. 3. Mower. d. D.. Rev Walter ]
Sparks and Rev. f. c. Whittemore.
d. Z.
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WINTHROP.

CENTER.-Mrs. II. J. Bailey is
passing few days in Portland
Miss Addie Comstock and Miss Ruth
Erickson attended, Wednesday. the
fair in Waterville.
Miss Marion w. Sleeper went. We'd
nesoay, to oak Grove, where she will
attend school the coming year
Mrs. E. S. Woodman and Mrs. ]. f.
Briggs passed, Monday and Tuesday
in Portland.
Charles NJ Bailey. Jr., returned.
tuesday, to Waterville to continue his
studies at Coburn.
Mrs Lewis Millspaugh and her Sun
cay school class of girls returned
}hursdaY, from few days camping
'rlp' on the shore of Lake Anna besa
cook
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-12
Rev. 3. =. Turner.

News was received here, Thursday,
announcing the death of Rev. 3. r.
Turner, weli-known Baptist minis
ter, who died at Jonesport. He was
taken suddenly i'll, about two weeks
ago. with nervous prostration and fail
ed to recover. He was about 80 years
old. Mr.. Turner had been prominent
in the Baptist society since his grad
uation from Colby College, about %
years ago. Besides, he graduated
from Coburn Classical Institute and
Newton Theological Seminary. on the
day of his graduation from college
he was married and he and Mrs.
Turner soon left for Burma. India. az
missionaries. They were there four
years. They then returned to Maine
and since then Mr.. Turner held pas
torates at South Berwick, Hallowell,
Brunswick, Rumford Falls, Buckfield,
Norrldgewock and Buckston Center
Besides the wife, three children sur
Nive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-12
BABY TERRIBLY CHAFED
HEALED BY COMFORT POWDER

Mrs. e. c. Cole of Warner, n. H.,
says: My BABY was terribly chafed.
had tried almost everything without
success. Less than one box of Comfort
Powder, however, healed his sore
ehafed skin. 1t is healing wonder and
! wish all mothers would use it.
There's nothing equals Comfort Pow
der for all skin soreness"
The genuine Comfort Powder bears
the signature of E. S. Sykes on the
top of every box. Take no substitute.
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Funeral of Mae Adkins.

Funeral services for the late Mae
Adkins was held, Wednesday after
noon, from the residence of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanson
Rev. c. F. Sargent officiated. The
flowers We're very lovely and there
were a great many tributes from rela-
tives and friends. Ralph Adkins of
Bangor. husband Of the deceased and
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams of Oakland, Mrs.
Adkins uncle and wife, We're present.
Burial was in Glenside cemetery. The
bearers We're John and Timothy O'Con-
nell and Percy Davenport.
Elmer Lovejoy of Rumford Falls has
been visiting in town.
Miss Lila Hammond is visiting in
Augusta.
Miss Alice Forter is the guest Of
friends in SkoWhegan.
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CHELSEA.

There will be an entertainment at Chel-
sea Grange hall, Tuesday, Sept 16. A
reader of much ability of Augusta has
been engaged, and a Mandolin Club or
chestra of Gardiner, will furnish music
After the entertainment a dance will bt
in order. with the usual refreshments.
The frost of Tuesday night did quite q
little damage in some vicinities to the
corn, potatoes and gardens.
a. i. Whitteridge of Boston is a guest
at the Hemenway cottage.
Patrick Hayes was at Kent's Hill
Wednesday.
Fred Hamlin of Southboro, Mass, and
Herbert Hamlin of Gardiner Were
"Wednesday guests of Mrs Octayia Nor
ril.
Harry Morrill, is enlarsing the pond
near his residence and putting in &c,
ment dam
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-12

The condition of James d. Lacy,
who was injured at South Gardiner
last Friday. still remains critical, and
he is still unable To give any account
Of the accident The attending
physician stated that in addition to
the four fractured ribs. one lung has
been puncturcd. 4 slight improve
ment in his condition is noted but his
chance Of recovery is considered as
very slight
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EAST WINTHROP.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bisbee are
visiting friends in Buekfield.
Miss Mildred Kilbreth is attending
Normal school at Gorham.
Mrs. Nellie Parlin of Hallowell was
the guest. over Sunday, of Mrs. w. f
Marston on the west shore.
Miss Evelyn Waugh left. Tuesday
for Pennington, where she will attend
Normal school,
Miss Ethel Titus. who has been pass
ing, the past two weeks, in Bethel and
Bryant pond returned home, Monday.
Walter Bachelor of Boston is visit
ing his brother, a. w. Bachelor.
Misses Edna and Margaret Hamlin
arc visiting their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs G. f. Kilbreth.
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ANU SEM NTS.
La Mari in a New Bill, "The Board
ina School,"

Harry la Mari K Co opened in a
neay bill. The Boarding school," at
the Coliseum last night, and ii such
could be it's funnier than the first
nights show. Special matinee to-
morrow at 30 with two shows Satur-
day night at : and 8 o'clock. No
person should miss The Boarding
school, today at go and s O'Clock.
Matinee prices 10 cents to all. Re
member. please, two full shows Satur-
day night