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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-08-13

With the basement completed, ad-
ditional land bought for play ground
and arrangements made for the rails
ing of the $4,000 previously appro-
priated. the voters of Skowhegan
reached a decision Thursday to aban-
don plans for further repairing the
High School building, discharge the
committee, whom they had selected TO
make plans for the alterations, and
pay the bills contracted to date. In
other words the High School building
will remain unaltered for the present.
The special town meeting which was
a continuance of one held two weeks
before. was called to listen to report
of the rebuilding committee, regarding
the lowest bid which any satisfactory
firm of contractors would offer for i'm
proving the present High School struc-
ture and building an addition thereto
The efforts of the committee showed
that by building the addition only two
story, and leaving out other useful ap-
planes, sundry changes, etc, the
structure might be completed for the
sum of $31,342, against 1919 which
was the lowest bid offered at the time
of the previous meeting
There was a fairly good sized gath
nrino of voters present and the QueS-
ton was discussed by many of the
leading citizens, who were in atten-
dance. Just what the present accom-
modations and needs are, We're eX-
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-08-13
4 BIG y. Y. SUCCESS. THE OPEN.
ING ATTRACTION AT SKOWHE-
GAN OPERA HOUSE
"POlly of the Circus"

Polly of the Circus, which will be
offered at the Skowhegan Opera House
on August 27, tells story that is a
true. clean American play, and per-
haps this is the best description that
can be given to the piece. With Miss
Elsie st Leon in the title role, the
play comes here with the endorsement
of a solid seasons run at the Liberty
Theatre. New York, and another sea-
son divided between Chicago, Boston
and Philadelphia.
The big circus, three rings, clowns,
acrobats bareback riders, gymnasts
and trained horses, with the noise
and the lights and the smell of the
sawdust, all on the stage of theatre,
an elf-like girl. all tinsel and paint.
dashing into the ring, a handsome
young churchman hurting clowns and
buffoons aside that he might gather
to his heart the limp little heap of
tinsel-that's the finale Of the third
act circus scene in Frederic Thomp-
sons big original New York success,
Leon in the title role which comes to
Polly of the Circus, with Elsie st.
the Skowhegan Opera House Spec
ial cars from Madison, reduced rates
on all lines of travel.
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SKOWHECAN'S HIGH SCHOOL. STRUCTURE
WILL REMAIN DNALT TERED
For the Present According to the Majority VOt'
of the Citizens at Special Town Meeting

planned by Supt of Schools, L. W
Gerrish. Walter p. Ordway, chair
man OF rebuilding committee clearly
outlined all plans in detail Several
citizens expressed their views indicat-
ing that they were still in favor of
raising the $4,000 necessary to com
plete the structure according to the
plans submitted at the session two
weeks before. others voiced the opin-
ion that it was too much money to
eXpend for such purposes. Finally
motion was made and seconded that
the town appropriate the extra $4,000
but this was voted down. At this
point more argument was raised some
thinking it advisable to go ahead and
build the structure according to plans
submitted by the contractor, which
could be included within the sum of
around $4,000, others deeming it
wiser to wait until some future time
and then build a structure which
would be sure to be entirely salts
factory, though at a bigger expense.
The result was the carrying of the
motion, as expressed in a previous
paragraph.
Edward F. Merrill, Esq. presided
over the assemblage in business-like
manner The arguments at times dur
ing the progress of the meeting reach
ed an advanced degree of satire, to
say the least.
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THe HfsaaHss arranged for las
TUESDAY lIE#H are postponed Until
utxt Tuesday August 18th AZ tht
last exhibition af fireworks there were
Two thousand people and one hundred
automobiles and the success of tho
display AHs So great that an ever
larger crowd is assured for next week
IL is understood that automobile
parties from every section OF the
county age planning to attend This
display is furnished by the Pain Fire
RoJks Display Company OF New York
and nIll include some pieces not us-
u1llY seen iu this vicinity, There will
be- an extra attraction for next Tues
day for the management of Lakewood
takes pleasure IN announcing the en-
eaEameut OF Miss NJ. Fay and Mr.,
jenkins. professional dancers from
Boston. who will give an exhibition OF
Modern Artistic Dancing at Lakewood
Theatre after the fireworks. The eX-
hlbiuon viii not interfere with the
public dance since the exhibition dane
ing will be presented between the
regular dances
The engagement of professional
dancers at Lakewood Theatre will add
much interest to the dances which will
be held on Friday, August 14th. Tues
day, August 18th and Friday. August
2lst The small charge of l5c is
made for ladies attending these dances
and the regular dance ticket will be
the only charge for the men who wish
to dance. Balcony seats only l5c.
A splendid opportunity to take dane
ing lessons in the modern dances at
a low price is offered the engagement
of Miss Fay and Mr. jenkins, who will
give dancing lessons at Lakewood
Theatre every afternoon beginning
Saturday. Aug 18th and ending Thurs
day Aug goth Dancing lesson on
Saturday viii be held after the matt
nee at the theatre and on all other at
ternoons at 3 p. m.
Band Concert at Lakewood next
Sunday by the Skowhegan Military
Band
THE Woman of it a society drama,
is the play at Lakewood this week.
This is one of Grace Georges recent
successes. The scenes are laid in
England and the characters are taken
from England $ arlstocraCy.
Just to Get Married is another
Grace George play arranged for next
week So many plays used by this
actress have proven popular at Lake
wood that 1t Is safe to predict that this
one viii make a wide appeal. The
story concerns a young woman who
is brought up by her uncle and aunt.
She reaches the age of twenty-nine
and is still single, but decides to
marry before il is too late, accepting
a man whom she frankly admits that
she does not love. How he wins her
lasting affection is cleverly told in
this play.
Grange Day, Friday, August 21st,
with matinee at the Theatre, Lake
wood Band, and Mr.. Oliver Wilson,
Master of National Grange as speaker.
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Gates

The Bethany Baptist parsonage was
the scene of wedding Thursday,
when L. Donovan Cool and Miss Mar
gle Leora Gates both of Skowhegan
were married by the Rev George Mer-
RAM The single ring service was
employed and the couple were without
attendants. Mr.. Cool is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Cool and his
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl D. Gates The young couple
have the best of wishes from their
many friends for a long and happy
married life
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Nomination Papers Filed

The nomination papers of William W.
Nye of Fairfield for candidate on the
Republican ticket for county treasur-
err of Somerset county were filed
Monday at the office of the secretary
of State The nomination was made
at a special convention held in Skow-
hogan under Section % of the Prim-
airy law providing for the filling of
vacancies.
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FORECLOSURES NOTICE

Whereas Charles c. Tozier of Skow-
hogan In the county of Somerset and
state of Maine. by his mortgage deed
dated Sept 21st 1905, and recorded In
Somerset Registry of Deeds in book
2S3. page sac conveyed to me. the I'M
hersig ned. certain real estate situated
Ia Mayheld in said county, and de-
scribed az follows viz. Being the
same premises conveyed to me by Ruel
S Clark by his deed dated July II.
1905. and to which reference is hereby
made for fun and perfect description"
and
gage have been broken. now, therefore.
on account OF the breach of the con-
ditlons thereof. I claim a foreclosure
OF said mortgage and give this notice
for that purpose
3w33 SELDRN f. GREENE.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES

Whereas. Leslie r. Brown. of Bur
lingtou. In the state of Vermont, by
his mortgage deed, dated March %,
1913. and recorded in book 5l3, page
IL of the somerset County. Maine.
Registry of Deeds conveyed to me,
the undersigned. a certain lot or par
eel of land situated in Norridgewock
in said County of Somerset and State
of Maine, and bounded easteriy by land
formerly of William Weston, westerly
by land formerly of Ephraim Lindsay
and David Lancaster; northerly by the
Keuuebec River, and southerly by land
formerly of Daniel Worthy md Phin-
eas Mclntire, being lot numt er thirty
and containing one hundred acres more
or less and being the same premises
described in a deed from Simeon Morse
to Isaac Morse. dated April -, 1913
and recorded in said Somerset Registry
Of Deeds. book 50 page GIL. excepting
and reserving the public rights in the
highway running through said farm.
Also another parcel of land situat ed
In said Norridgewock and bounded
on the north by iahd sold by Edmund
Pearson to Ethelbert Lindsey; on the
east by the above described lot; on
the south by land formerly of Levi
McIntirei and on the west by land
formerly of Daniel Harding and land
formerly of Worthing,. and being the
same parcel of land conveyed to Isaac
Morse by deed dated August 10 1850,
from Levi H. Folsom ct ais recorded
in said Somerset Registry of Deeds.
Book les. page 403 and both of above
lots having passed by Wills of Isaac
Morse and a. II. Morse to Caroline A.
Morse and same conveyed by Caroline
4. Morse To said Leslie II. Brown by
deed dated November u. 1912 and re-
corded In said Somerset Registry of
Deeds Vol. 81, page $50 Said mort
gage To me was made subject to one
mortgage i'm favor of Skowhegan Saw
inEs Bank for twenty-five hundred
dollars. and whereas the condition of
said mort gage to me has been broken.
and remains broken. now therefore.
by reason OF the breach of the condi-
ton thereof | claim a foreclosure of
said mortgage.
Skowhegan. Maine. August II. 1914.
3w33 SHEPHERD H. SWAIN.
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erange Field Day

skawhsHu Grange Fleld Day VIII
ae held Al tue home Of L Il Gard
aer next Wednesday. August 10
Haur fa8 lunches Tor a picnic din
aer WITH glass ar umbler Lemon
aae elH be SERVED II stormy meet
lax viii be- postponed 10 unite with
somsrset Pomona at Lakewood the
following Friday August 2lst All
members OF tae order are cordially in
eited
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Gard OF Appreciation

l wish to thank the friends who
have shown their sympathy in many
ways since my accident, and who
have been so generous and thoughtful
in their offers of assistance. | should
especially mention Golden Rod Branch
of the International Sunshine Society
for the flowers sent to interest and en-
courage me- All this attention and
kindness is received with much appre-
citation and gratitude by myself and
family.
PETER ". MERRY.
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A GOOD COMPLEXION
MEANS PURE BLOOD

Everybody that wants a fine,
glowing. youthful skin. should take
cid reliable Hood IS Sarsaparilla, a
physicians prescription, which
gives a clear, healthy color. When
your blood is made pure, pimpes,
boils. hives, eczema disappear.
Laneuor. loss of appetite, tired
feeling, weakness are symptoms Of
impure, unhealthy blood.
Hood s Sarsaparilla purifies the
blood Get a bottle today.
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49,.
EMENT to rent Wood shed and ce
mented basement Cor Water and
North SITS w f. Heselton rag
p,~c.,ou ro ..,
III N"ALo" TO RENT through
quire of Tracy ForsSthe. Lakewood.
9w22
,.,,.-,,l,,,,, ,,...
toN'oHo " AGoN--Ftrst- class con-
ditlon. hard rubber tires; will sell at a
bargain. HON Hight, Skowhegan.
tf35
MAhh DOW SALE OF SUMMER
Gool)S-AIl Iea summer House
- = i'9 a. ~ Ter rouse dresses
about nan Pflce. \ lot of White
FOR SALE AND TO RENT tables
3 fix it $1.50. t&a tables 3 ftxf2 Fl
$500; one table ftzI2 IT. $3.50. Tene-
ment f9T o rem; Con- street. aqueduct
~ u Si,4V, = ,.#is tenement 1or
wafer dmsb Close auIa 5s' aI1fuuC'
-6o ' Irs W. Rood cohaitioh'
loo
COMPETENT WOMAN WANTED
T re I DO hous Sc lar man and wife
~ IL" ~ - 'N'N Eah.
WANTED TO HIRE FARM-or
would take one az halves. Frank
d,lanthee inquire al Major Laney s
i"oo
WANTED-An experienced man to
take charge OF Novel; Mill, also first
ciass tool MAKE LOT same. Address,
Maine 80
CAMP FOR omfortable and
artistic; five rooms, stone fire place
furnished If desired at Pleasant Pond.
Twenty mile ride on good auto road
from Bingham. Address or call up
tunk Maine 'Pai no 30
-"oo
WANTED POLAND CHINA BOAR
Young stock but old enough for SER
ton Ma;na ''''ier' Wel11n.s-
' 1"'o
FOR SALE-The old reliable EN-
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RACES At FAIRyIEW PARK
Continued from First Page)

Continued from First Page
errors by Good viii enabled Athens to
score three runs. In the 9th inning,
Wyman of Good viii was knocked out
of the box and Allen of Good Will who
replaced him was batted freely to all
parts Of the grounds. Good viii in
tEcir half OF the inning were unable
to do anything with Goodwin's pitch
ing, going out in one, two and three
order.
The summary
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Changes in Market Quotations

Market quotations differing from
those found ou Page s. have been re-
ported as follows
Corn $500 per bag
Cracked Corn #SlN5 per bag.
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Engagement Announced

The marriage engagement of Carroll
c. Goodwin of Skowhegan and Miss
Winifred Calder of Hayerhill Mass is
announced The marriage Will prob
ably take place in early autumn
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DAMAGES DONE ~ ELECTRICAL
STORM
Continued from FIRST Page)

Continued from First Page
vest end aud tearing off boards and
shingles. which we're split into kind
ing wood and killing a horse in one
Of The stalls The barn was full of
hay which luckily did not catch fire
II is said that lightning never strikes
twice in the same place but this house
vas struck about fifty years ago and
one OF the occupants quite severely in
jured fer the time being. 1t is also
reported that lightning struck one of
the log piles of the Great Northern
Paper Co. but without doing any
damage
HlNckLEY. ArG 12-The ightn-
Ing Ina Tuesdays shower struck the
stable u S " Grover. going in on
Que NJ the rafters and out again with
out doing much damage
ATHENS. ME AUG 12-The barn
and carriage house in the Taylor
neigbborhood owned by Orin Buz-
zeli a SON three miles east
It this sulaEe we're struck By
lightning aud burned 10 the ground.
Tuesday afternoon together With forty
IONS ~ hay and me farming tools
The house was saved aud By saving
IN the posts of Tire cora house aud TIP
ping lt 8Ftf twenty-five bushels of
corn were saved These same build
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Fortier played in 9th inning
GOOD WILL

Two base hits-DeghuII, Wyman,
Rowell. Three base hits-Goodwin.
LaCasce. Hit by pitched ball, Cam
eron. Hunter. Double plays, Lester,
Allen and Buchanan. Struck out
Goodwin Is, Wyman I.
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ELDERLY MERCER WOMAN DEAL
Mrs. Mary Worcester Dead at the Adj
yanced Age of Ninety-fOur Years

MERCER, AUG. 1O.-The death of
Mrs. Mary Worcester has occurred
here at the advanced age of "a years
She was the daughter of Edwin and
Hannah Stein Niekerson, and was the
mother of six children, two of whom
are now living.
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EVERYBODY,C
@A-C COLUMN 0

Advertisements In this column not
to exceed five lines inserted once for
rs cents. four times for so cents. Each
additional line five cents. In comput-
ing lines reckon on an average of Z
words Stamps TAKEN
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The house on Leavitt street owned
by j. Palmer Merrill is being renoyat-
ed and the grounds improved by grad
ing
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Tennis Tournament Open

The opening of Somerset County S
tennis tournament occurred as an
nounced at the Neil Hill court, Skow
hogan, last Friday afternoon. No out
of town players were present but sew
eral good matches in singles and
doubles were played between local
experts, the summary being as fol-
lows:
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= j. haffii' is employed temporar-
Is - iAs FIRST National Bank.
Mrs Asa ~ Bradley Of Portland
tI5 Yesterday affef visit with Mrs.
Nc J. Mitchell
4as laza. = MOODY Of Portland
.....4 #54f r.sFf +, s..If her sister
Ms ll'.sH " Luce
- ana Mrs u a.nllus we're
a..a. ~. Bingham p,aaIe in town
.....l5.. an.raeap
Hr S = Richards ar Newcastle.
a.#a has been visiting Mr. and Mrs
4 n sEs4a depafted Yesterday
lsfan has been sold IN Susie Salisbury
sf Madison according IN raport
~ 'a' i'' ''fsi patient '' 'l''
house ,,ss ftmigated Yesterday
.s' '' aiN'' anu 0'"si''''
''' '''" N'''@s's VI ''''"
a'' fanny On '''' oe"'"
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l. WI 'o' ""
a4th w. a. - Nv
..., -. - o''7''''''' w
H..
Ms. Clara Powers OF Spencer
s'N'' -i'''
I'M ''''''
Mrs Daniel Glidden OF Randolph
has been here this week visiting her
sister Mrs. Rose Eaton and her grand
- i'o9e O0o'n0S "0' NJ
df and Mrs, Walter Fasker arrived
Tuesday evening To visit at the home
oil Mr. Iaskers cousin, Mrs Annie F.
FISH ON Middle ST Their home is in
Among the out-of-town people in
@koNhegan yesterday were Gladys
Fafkman and Beatrice Wood of Corn
Vile. From here both young ladies
''''''''' ~ y
Peter W. Merry is reported as i'm
proving from the effects of the seri-
Gus accident which he sustained one
week ago today while exercising a
colt at Falryiew Park.
Nre Alto Eronob U,on+u-o,tl, a,,a
MIS-, cara French Robe of New York. Z
FORMER residents of Skowhegan, de-
parted this morning, after a visit with
MISS Lizzie Higgins and other friends
IN this v1dlnltyr 49, -
Mrs Ethel Scalas teacher in tho
commercial donartuent of Skovbooor
High School arrived in town yester-
DAY from Monsoon, where she has been
spending her vacation
Mrs NJ n Mcdaniel and niooo To-
gether with Miss Frances Mcdonald
and Master Edward Mcdonnell of Now
York arrived Tuesday IN ioin tho snp-
p,ar oolory ot ol,o,,ooa
Mr. and Mrs clvde Ubi,r1o ond
Row Hamhlett left Yesterday mornino
for Sanford Maine whore thev will no ,
Joined bv Mrs Wbinnle's sister and ber
husband for a trim throuob tho White
Maintains and tn Canada ooino IN
Mr.. Hamblett's automobile !
Fairbrother left yesterday for an out
ing at Peaks Island. Miss Florence
Philbrick is substituting in the office
of Holt & Hight during their absence
as Miss Fairbrother is the regular
stenographer at that place.
10 p'"' ~ 0n ''0
-.
INV s7''
$50 - 'iA 'HN i'Ni VS.
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John Little LEFT Tuesday to visit his
sister in Portland
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In doubles Philbrick and Merrill
played Burrill and Lord, one set de-
feating them C.. Three sets were
played Taylor and Dyer VS. Pulsifer
and Jacobs. The first named win
ming two out of three
The preliminary games would seem
to leave Philbrick and Merrill the
winners in the older class, which
would probably be limited to eighteen
years of age and older. In singles
Merrill SO far has the best in the SEN
ior class and Jacobs for the younger
players. Other games will be played
tomorrow (Friday) afternoon. As
usual spectators will be cordially well
come.
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FOR RENT-One up stairs tenement;
one downstairs tenement, each of five
rooms. Modern Improvements. In
quire of Mrs. w H. Fowler. SO Mt
Pleasant Ave. tbs
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FOR SALE-Bargains. double waR-
ON, carry 5000 lbs. on best grade eel
springs. y splendid truck wagon. l
pneumatic tire buggy. D. II. Bartlett
Skowhegan. tie
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WE BUY-Wool sheep pelts cow
hides, empty grain sacks. Spraying
material for potatoes. horse hoes and
cultivators. cedar shingles for sale
Stanley-Harlow & Hight Co. tffs
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JIGGER FOR SALE-Call and see
the new two horse Jigger at b. f. Cay
tord's Blacksmith Shop. Water street
Skcwhegan. tf23
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10 RENT-Six room tenement in
good repair. located near mills. Rent
low one furnished front room to let
Apply at 16 Mechanic Street or to A. II
Cleveland, Madison Avenue tres
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C0MPETENT GIRL oR MnM,,-
SCHOOL FoR NInsE.-

Wants young women to take three.
years course IN obstetrics nervous
mental. medical and surgical diseases
81 per month the first year; 81 the
second Address Supt of Nurses. 1fe
Hillside Ave, Arlington flights. Alass
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WINK DOW sALE OLE SIMMER

Sion summer House
Dresses. now 15c, better House Dresses
about half price y lot of White
dresses half price lot of shirt
Waists half price at Ordway's. 1w33
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CoNCORD AGON-Ffrst class con-
dition, hard rubber tires: will sell at a
bargain. Holt * Hight Skowhegan.
tf22
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New MIIch Cow and Express Nnron
For sale. :. +. Smith 800 Madison
ANp. 1A.una
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FOR SALE-Farm aDd enr

FOR SALE;-Farm and summer cot
tage situated in town Of Abbott New
and second hand carriages and harness
also Ilolstein COW. Inquire of F. 6
Hayden, Brighton, Maine Tel con
tfoQ
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NICE DOWN STAIRS, o ROOM TEN
EMENT to rent. Wood shed and ce-
mented basement Cor. Water and
North SITS. W II. Heselton. tf33
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WILL Buy YOUR HOG like good
ones but can handle anything that NAV
be called pig. l pay cash W B
Whittier, Skowhegan. Farmers Tele-
phone 5-15. tf21
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CEDAR SHINGLES-All grades. for
sale. c. T. Jewett West Athens 3tS1s
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UPSTAIRS RENT-Five rooms all on
the same floor Electric lights aque-
duct water 35 Summer St Enquire
of Geo. Cayouette ~ North Avenue,
Skowhegan. tres
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Beautlful village farg.
at No Arson, Maine Il room house IN
fne repair. nice shade. water. fine yIag
large stable. - acres Held with.
minutes walk OF Postoffice and sfn.as
10 minutes to 4. r. station rrla
very low. Apply TO Royal Bost.H
Portland Maine
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LOT FOR SALE-At Lakewood grove
al bargain Inquire at the Leyyia
Shoe Store. Skowhegan, Maine. 4w32
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Fresh from the bushes to your table by
the crate or in smaller lots Write
Tor prices. a. r. Dodge Dexter. Ne
4w2q'