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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-03
Resume of State Tax
Commissions Work
For Past Year
Tallahassee, Fla, Sept. Ist 1914
To the Evening Telegram,
Lakeland, Fla.
Lakeland, Fla.

Lakeland, Fla.
Lakeland, Fla.
Knowing that taxes and tax
alton are always OF vital interest
to the people, and since the as
sessment for 1914 has been made
by the assessors, the equaliza-
ton has been made by the Coun-
ty Boards and the levy made
and the Tax Comissions work
for the current year is closed and
the work on the 1915 taxes has
been begun by us, thought a
resume OF the work for the year
and a statement OF what the Tax
Commission has accomplished
this year and hopes to accomplish
in the future might be of interest
to the people OF Polk County.
The Tax Commission was or
ganized just a little more than a
year ago, about the middle OF
July, too late to take any hand in
the tax matters of 1913, the as
sessments having been about
completed. The first work was
to begin to look into the situa-
ton as it existed then, to find
out the conditions that were the
worst and that cried loudest for
attention. We went into every
county in the State with the pos
sible exception OF Monroe { Key
Vest and studied the situation
at first hand; we further took the
tax books on file in the Comp
troller's Office and compared the
assessments of the property II
each county of the same class
and the property OF each class
in each county with property o
the same class in the other coun
ties and we found among man,
things to be corrected, two tina
stood out most glaringly, to-wit
1st, the great irregularity in as
sessment of the same classes O
property in the various countie
and even of the same class Q
property in the same county
AS an example, we found bank
in Florida assessed from a valu
alton of ten per cent of true va
tie in some instances up to on
hundred per cent of true valu
in others; we found in one cour
ty that some banks were a:
sessed three times as high a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-07-02

of her daughter, Mrs. C. A. Stevens
and family.
The Sunshine Society will meet
Thursday afternoon of this week with
Mrs S. j. Stevens. All are cordially
invited to attend and to bring their
thimbles.
The Troy baseball team played in
Jackson Saturday and defeated the
Jackson nine, to :, the first time the
jackson boys have been beaten this
season.
Mrs Grace Cook and son Sanger
and Mr.. and Mrs Z. L. Cook and son
Wilbert of Palmyra were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Geo. B. Cook.
Byron Dyer of California and Capt.
Dyer of Boston are visiting relatives
in Troy.
Mrs. Pamela J. Hillman, wife Of the
late Rufus Hllman, passed away
Wednesday, June "A, aged IS years, 3
months and II days. The funeral
was held Saturday, attended by Rev.
James Ainslie and Frank Fairbanks,
undertaken, of Unity. Music was
furnished by Mrs. Woods OF Unity
assisted by Mr.. Fairbanks. The bear
crs were John Foster. John Smith, T.
p. Tyler and T. w. Halves. Interment
in FairView cemetery.
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SMtTHEIELH.

The Soap Club with invited guests
numbering about 40 passed a very
pleasant evening Friday, June %, with
Mrs. Annie Ellis. Ice cream. cake
and fruit were served.
Schools in town have closed for the
summer. Miss Dora Lawrence. teach
er of the City school, and Mrs. Lura
Richardson of the Whitehouse. united
in giving a picnic to their pupils, par
ents and friends Saturday, June 81, on
the shore of East pond. picnic din
ner with an excellent fish chowder
was enjoyed by all, after which the
pupils interested the company with
Rotations and songs in manner de-
serving much credit for themselves
and their instructors.
Mrs. Elbridge Verney and little son
left Monday for their home in Wis
casset.
The crew at Alexander's mill ex-
pect to finish work this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Simpson and
daughter of Winslow and Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Lewis of Canaan were week
end visitors with their parents Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bickford.
The condition of Mrs. Clara Hart
ford Is thought to be a little more
favorable, although still in a serious
condition.
surgical operation was performed
Friday upon Mrs. Lindsey Stevens.
She is reported more comfortable.
Ralph Clement has an attack OF
neuritis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill of Norridge-
wock were guests over Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs Carroll Holmes
Lorenzo Morrow is visiting his
nephew, Wallace Morrow, having ar
rived Saturday from Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Varney made
trip to Augusta Thursday in A.
Alexander's auto.
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HoxIEs

c. w. Green and family accompan-
led by owen Newcombe and Stillman
Holmes tooka trip by automobile to
Unity and vicinity Sunday. At Fair
field they were Joined by Will Brown,
Hazel Brown and Earl Chase. All en-
joyed a picnic dinner at Windemere
park, Unity, ice cream and fancy cakes
being served by Mr.. Green's aunt, Mrs.
Joseph Libby
The O. w. c. met with goodly
number present Wednesday afternoon.
The hostesses were Mrs. c. E. Priest
and Mrs. E. E. Murray. Ice cream.
saltines, sandwiches. fancy cakes. or
anges, bananas, salted peanuts and
lemonade was served. Guests from
out of town were Mrs. Daisy Bigelow
and Gertrude Greene.
L. o. Greenlaw has purchased a
new driving horse from l. Richardson
]. w. York has purchased new
driving horse from F. w. Smith. Oak
land.
Chester Varney of Fairfield will
again work for C. w. Greene this
summer.
Ed Keirstead and family are all sick
with measles. They are being cared
for by Mrs. Keirstead's sister, Bessie
Clark, a trained nurse from st. Bar
nabas hospital at Woodfords.
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CANAAN

Misses Mary and Emma Goodwin.
teachers in Massachusetts, have ar
rived home for the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Foster were week
end guests of friends in Augusta and
Lewiston.
Mrs. Harold Chase and little
daughter of Skowhegan are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Washington
Jewell
Mrs. Linwood Nutting and little son
Ralph of Skowhegan last week visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. P.
Crocker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Keene and
children of Clinton were in town Sun
day
Mrs. Jennie Bean arrived Wednes-
dav from Waterville to pass the sum
mer at her home here
Miss Susie Holt who graduated
from Pennington Normal school last
week, is at home for the summer.
George Smith has sold his auto and
purchased a new one.
The comedy, a Cheerful Liar"
played at Town hall June % b. local
talent, was a great success. The hall
was crowded to the utmost capacity
and many could not gain admittance.
The receipts of the evening were 500.
Sunrise Chapter, q. T. S. held a
very interesting meeting Saturday
evening An entertainment of read
ings and music was presented. lee
cream, cake and bananas were served.
Voted to adjourn until September.
f. K. Dow Of Newport was a busi-
ness caller in town Saturday.
Mr. ard Mrs. Frederic Davis at
tended COMMENCEMENT exercises at
Colby last Wednesday,
Friends of MIS-. o. A. Moody viii
be glad. to learn that she is much
better at this writing.
Herbert Blackwell and Miss F1an-
ders of Cornville were guests Sunday
of Mrs. Susie Rand.
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HAIR MONY.

The local G, A. r. Post held its
monthly meeting in the Grange hall
on Thursday. There was a large at
tendance and an all-daY session was
held Rev. Frank Kingdom addressed
the soldiers in the afternoon.
The annual Memorial service of the
l. O. o. F. Lodge was held on Sun
day morning. W. W. Cutter of Port
land, secretary of the Grand Lodge of
Maine. gave a scholarly and pleasing
address. The service was conducted
by Rev. Frank Kingdom, who also
spoke for a few minutes
A social was held in the South road
schoolhouse Friday night. Ice cream
was served. An auction was held and
pleasant evening passed.
Mrs. S. L. Marble has given two
beautiful pictures to the Grange.
These add very materially to the ap-
pearance of the hall
w. S. Bemis, w. f. Marble and f.
A. Patten attended the Republican
Mass meeting at Lakewood Satur-
day.
r. H. Reed and family passed the
weekend at the Forks They brought
back many trophies of the rod and
line.
A. f. Littlefield of New London. Ct.
has been in town a few days visiting
at the home of Hon. w G. Bailey.
Roy Burdick of Dexter was in town
over the weekend visiting his aunt.
Mrs. S. A. Haynes
A little boy has come to gladden. the
hearts of Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell An
mis-.
Mrs. S. w. Herrick, who underwent
q second operation last week, is now
progressing rapidly.
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MEETING OF DEMOCRATS
FOR CONFERENCE AT
SKOWHEGAN WEDNESDAY

Skowhegan, Me-, July 1.-(SpeciaD.-
Mayor Oakley Curtis, Democratic NOM
inee for Governor, and Hon. W. X.
Pattangall addressed meeting of the
nominees of the county ticket COM
mitteemen and other county Demo-
Gratis in the municipal court room here
Wednesday The meeting was called
for committee conference and the
forenoon session was passed in laying
out plans for the campaign. Mayor
Curtis spoke informally and touched
upon many topics. He upheld the Will
son administration to the extent of
saying that Maine was in no way suf-
fering by the new tariff law. He as
sured his audience that he would be
elected Governor IF the Democrats
turned out to vote" He said that even
farmers have hard work to get hired
help because of the prohibitory law.
He said: I'VE have got to have rum
in Portland, so let us get the revenue
and it will help run our schools He
said rum was being sold in Portland
but admitted that a man there for
enc day could not get it.
Mr. Pattangall lacked none of the
wit ard sarcasm that is characteristic
of him in his speeches. He had good
, deal to say about the big Republican
meeting held at Lakewood Saturday.
He tried to defend the new tariff law
and said Il don't find any town in
Maine where business is poor
Among out of town Democrats pres
ent at the conference were: Hon. A
F. Donigan of Bingham: K. B. Piper,
Fairfield; H. H. Brazell. Silas Lawry
and w. ]. Bradbury Fairfield; L. F..
Butler and Fred Webster, Norridge-
wock: NJ. P. Pollard and Leon Foss,
SCION; S. H. Frost, 0. f. Libby, ].
Nichols. H. H. Thurlough. Pttsfield;
Fred Lucas, St. Adams: Henry Bro
ply, Fairfield; Royden v. Brown.
Bingham; o. K Dilworth, Madison;
Ernest Hilton. starks; William Osborn,
Pittsf1eld.
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TROY.

\ pleasant family gathering met
Sunday at the home of Elmer Bagley,
- of his relatives being present.
Miss Helen Stone graduated Friday,
June 10, from the Lewiston High
school.
Harold Stone is spending his vaca-
ton with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs R. E. Stone.
Mrs. Rowena Clarey is having an
addition built to her summer home at
Troy Corner.
Mrs. Leila Estes took business trip
saturday to Pittsfeld.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Estes were
guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Hill.
MIR and Mrs. Walter Loud, with
their son, Irving Loud and Miss Willis
of Plymouth, called Sunday on friends
in Troy.
Van Stevens, with his mother Mrs.
c. A. Stevens and Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter Taylor of Pittsfield took an auto
trip to Pittsfield on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Seavey and daughter
Dallas have returned to their home in
Brockton. Mass.
Mrs. Lewis Todd and baby are visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Lyle Stevens in
Bangor.
Miss Cushman of Bangor is the
guest of Miss Laura Pratt.
CENTER-Merton Wingate of Wa
terville was in town last week to at
tend the funeral Of the late Mrs. p J.
Hillman.
Miss Grace Rogers of Pittsfield was
in Troy Sunday in her auto.
Mrs. Frank Seavey and little daugh-
ter, who have been visiting in town,
returned Saturday to their home in
Brockton. Mass
Mrs. Nj, V. b. Mitchell spent several
days last week in Pittsfield the guest
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Somerset Real Estate Transfers.

Following are the recent real estate
transfers as recorded At the register
of deeds for Somerset county:
Faifield-Joseph w. Young to Alfred
Jones. land near Center.
Canaan-Henry Burns TO Helen n.
MacDam. land and buildings.
Moose River Sands to Joseph
Pelette, land.
Harmony-Charles c. Mclaughlin to
B. H Reed. land on Factory Road.
Pfttsfieid-Charles T. Getchell to ii.
H. Jacobs, land on Hartland road,
Cora B. Rogers TO Maude Suimah'
land and buildings.
Norridgewoek-Mat f. Goodwin
TO Charles E Patten, land on bank OF
Kennebec river Gustaf johnson 10
Fred L. Horne, land on Skowhegan
road II acres.
Hartland-Henry d. Lowell 10
Joseph H. Williams. land with build
ings.
Palmyra-William B. Stacey to Pru-
dence Hamilton Dyer. land ana oulia-
ings on Newport road.
Cornville-Arthur f. Smith to Guy
p Williams and Chester Williams, 4lo
acres land near Hartland town line.
New Portland-Warren E. Spearin
70 Thomas B. league. land on North
Arson road
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PAIMNR A

Mr. and Mrs. William Furbush, who
have been visiting relatives in town,
returned Monday to their home in
Somerville, Mass.
H L. Goodrich took a party in his
automobile Saturday to Lakewood,
Madison.
Miss Alice Frye, who has been a
guest at D. 5. Emerson's for two
weeks, will visit for few days in
Skowhegan, after which she will re-
turn to her home in Wilton. n. H.
W S. Tripp who has employment in
Augusta, was at home over sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Millett with their
guests, Mr. and Mrs. William Furbush,
we're in Madison for the day Saturday,
making the trip in Mr.. F'urbushs auto
mobile.
a. H. Southland has built an up-to-
date gate to the Spring Hill cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. MaXfield and Mr..
and Mrs w A. Blaisdell attended the
Union Grange Wednesday at North
Newport.
The Lyford school with the parents
and friends to the number of nearly %
held picnic Saturday at Camp Ben
son. The Hopkins school, which is
transported to Lyford, with the par
ents. also Supt Fortier and Mrs.
Fortier were present. The steamer
was chartered for four hours, and an
elaborate dinner was served at the st.
Adams cottage. Verne Merrill is the
teacher and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Merrill, and several other in
vited guests attended.
Palmyra Grange held a regular
meeting Saturday evening with %
members in attendance. One appli-
cation for membership was received.
Remarks for the good of the order
were made by Brothers Goodrich, Nc
Crillis. Carter LIE Blance. Blaisdell and
Frost and Sister McCrillis. No meet
ing will be held next Saturday eve
ming. Young Folks night will be July
IL.
s. s. Seekins and son recently cap
tured very young deer. after it had
been run down by dogs.
Quite a party gathered at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tucker and
gave them serenade in honor of
their recent marriage. The party as
sembled at a neighbours and with dis
cordant music on horns, tinWare and
lmprovised drums marched to the
Tucker home, where they were met at
the door by Mr.. Tucker, who most
cordially invited the serenaders to en-
ter, which they did, depositing on. the
table many useful kitchen utensils.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
in a social way and before leaving a
very generous treat of assorted
candies sailed nuts, cake and lemon
ade was served by Mr.. and Mrs.
Tucker. The .,arty broke up leaving
many good wishes to the bride and
groom.
Among those who attended the June
campmeeting at Etna were Mr.. and
Mrs L. A. Clement, Mr.. and Mrs. j. a.
Getchell, Mrs. Chas Holway, Mrs.
Howard Towle and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Damren and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Parkman.
The Republican town committee at
tended the Republican meeting Satur-
day at Lakewood. The party was
conveyed in autos by H. l.. Goodrich
and Willis F'urbush of Boston.
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nterment will be made in the South Bel

lnterment will be made in the South Bel
grade cemetery.
Belgrade Grange June p observed Chill
dren's night, which was well received
by an audience that filled the hall to the
doors. TIE recitations We're well given.
Welcome speech by Gerdys Bronson;
Maypole dance, eight girls; recitation,
House Cleaning" Louisa White; recita-
don, Boy Wanted" Nellie Mills; tab
leau. Tea Party" recitation, "Thelmos
Discovery Mildred Knowles. recitation.
The Gingerbread" Charlie Watson. tab
eau. When the Parson Makes Miss
Mandy Johnson Mine; Piano solo. Fran
ees Minot; recitation. Clark Bachelor:
recitation, My Mother" Addie Sawyer,
taoleau, Sunshine and RAIN" recitation
My Rabbit" Rena Rooerts: recitation,
Don't Leave the Farm" Harry Smith;
dialogue, "Sunbeams." eight girls: reci-
tation, My New Red Shoes Glenna
Bronson; recitation, Jockey Setting a
Hen" Francis Minot: recitation, Ernest
White; song, four boys recitation.
What's the Matter, Ida Watson. tab
leau, AT the Seashore," Clark Bachel-
der: recitation, "Dollys Tea Party"
Margaret Mosher; piano solo. Dana Teb-
belts; recitation, when Pop Sleeps"
Susie Sawyer; song, Ernest White. The
committee in charge was Mrs John Han
son, Miss Marion Tibbetts and Mrs.
Charles Stanard.
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MADISON
Miscellaneous Shower for Miss
Marion Williams-Arlen
Mckinney Completes
Her Music Course
VITAL STATISTICS-REAL
ESTATE DEAL

The following vital statistics are
shown by the books of the Madison
town clerk for the month of June:
Blrths-June ,, to the wife of Laurent
Mallet, son; June Z, to the wife of
Fred Pugh, daughter; June 10, to
the wife of Philip A. Richard, a son;
June II, TO the wife of James w. Wills,
son. Deaths-June 5, infant of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon H Mechanics
Marrlages-June 2, Maurice Weston
Flynt and Miss Gertrude E. Nichols;
June IL, Herbert E. Moore and Nath-
allie j. Salisbury; June 16, George E.
Gregory of Arson and Mrs. Mary c.
Eaxter of Lewiston; June 20, Arthur
A. Reed and Miss Daisy B. Ward;
June 90, John p Cormier and Miss
Bertha Smell.
A jolly social event Monday evening
was a Miscellaneous shower given to
Miss Marion Williams at the resi-
oence of DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Sawyer
under the direction of Mrs. w. F. Scott,
Mrs. H. A. Johnson and Mrs. Sawyer
in honor Of the approaching marriage
of Miss Williams. About 80 young
women were present. Refreshments
were served by the hostesses and a
short program consisting of n piano
duet by Misses Edith Hilton and
Gladys Phillips, reading by Miss
Laura Carpenter was given. after
which the company joined in singing
college songs and an informal social
hour.
Carpenters are al work on a black
smith shop for Lewis Forsythe in the
rear of the Simonds block on Main
street.
Mrs. Emma Clark has sold her land
on upper Main street to Tisdale Look
VINO will commence the erection of a
new mouse at once Mrs. Clark has
bought the house owned by Mr.. Look
on Nichols street.
Miss Frances Adams of Brockton,
Mass, has arrived to spend the sum-
mer with her aunt. Mrs. C. B. Moore.
Miss Evelyn Scott, who has been
studying music in New York City the
past winter, has returned to Madison
to spend the summer vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Scott.
Miss Arlene McKenney, daughter of
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. r. S. Mcken-
ney, has recently won prize of a
years scholarship at the Boston Con-
servatory Of music for the excellence
of her work during the past year. Miss
Mckinney went to the Conservatory
at the age OF Is and owing to her
youth was not allowed to take the
regular course al first. For the past
two years she has taken the regular
course and will complete the four years
course in one year less than the re-
quired time. Besides her studies at
the Conservatory Miss Mckinney has
given several music lessons each week
beides acting as soloist at one of the
Boston churches each Sunday. Miss
Mckenney went to Boston as strang
or. having but few friends, and has
Won her honors through sheer hard
work. She has rich eontralto voice
and her many friends in this section
are confident that she will make her
mark in the musical world.
Leo. W. Farrar, who has been the
guest at the home of ]. P. Roberts in
Arson for a few days, left Wednes-
day Tor South Paris for brief visit
with relatives before going to the CO.
lumbia University summer school.
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RIPPLE Y.

School closed at the head Of the pond
Friday evening with a very enjoyable
entertainment under the direction OF
Miss Sara Herriek. the teacher Ice
cream and cake were served.
Mrs. S. D. Page has been in Cambridge
on a few days visit.
Mrs. H. NJ. Randall has gone to New
port on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Hanson and party
from Presque Isle have been In town a
few days on an auto trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thurston of Dexter
were recent guests at Ralph Thurston $
George Williams and sister went re-
Gently to Carmel to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W FellIer of clinton
were recently at Mrs E. c. Trips.
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PITTSF|ELD

Mrs. j. S. Hasetine and daughter,
Miss Edythe, left Wednesday for
visit in Massachusetts with relatives.
Henry Lowell, who has sold his farm
at Beams Corner, has moved hi; fam
lily to this village to occupy the Brown
house on Somerset avenue.
Chester Cook has received his APP
pointment as substitute driver on the
r. F. D. routes from the local ptst-
office.
The members of the Women's Re-
lief Corps decorated Tuesday the
graves of the deceased members of the
w. r. C. at Pittsfield cemetery.
Fifteen leading Democrats of the
town went to Skowhegan Wed 7esday
to attend the Democratic ratification
meeting for Somerset county.
Clair E. Turner, who has been
teaching for the past year at Bates
College, has gone to Sudbury, Mass.
after passing few days with his
mother, Mrs F. o. Turner, in Har-
mony.
Mrs. Frank Burse and Miss Martha
Randlett left Tuesday for Portland to
attend the meetings of the Grand
Lodge of the Ladies of the Maccabees
Perley j. Written left Tuesday for
Bangor to attend the annual meet
ing of the Maine Farmers Union.
Mrs. A. A. Pease is visiting in Gar
diner with her son, Ivory H. Pease.
The local business men are collect
ing a fund to be used for fireworks
which will be displayed Saturday eve
ming, July 4, from Lancey field.
Mr.. York of Bangor has moved his
family here and will occupy the Ad-
die Keene house on Peltoma avenue.
Miss Mamie SpauIding, who has
been visiting in Waterville with Miss
Elizabeth Russell, returned home
Tuesday accompanied by Miss Rus
sell, who were Miss Spaulding's guests
until Wednesday.
Mrs. George E. Bryant and son
Harding were in Waterville Wednes-
day.
Mrs. w. S. Hill returned Wednes-
day from few days visit in Port
land
r. H. Berry is in Bangor attending
the annual meeting of the Maine
Pharmaceutical Association.
DR.. Foss of Dexter was in town
Wednesday In consultation over the
with pneumonia.
Van Stevens is very i'll with pneu-
monia at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Stevens.
Mrs. Clarence Tyler underwent a
successful operation Tuesday for APP
pendicitis at the Paine hospital in
Bangor.
Mrs. Granville Mansur, who was
called to Augusta last week by the
death of Walter Foss, returned home
Wednesday. Icing accompanied y her
little grandson, Norwood Mansur, who
will visit his grandparents.
Mrs. Leora Farwell left Wednesday
for Newport. where she was called by
the illness of her daughter. Mrs. A.
G. Shorey.
Miss Kate Farwell, who has been
passing two weeks with relatives in
Thorndike and Unity, returned home
Wednesday.