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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29

Sweet and low. sweet ana low,
Wind OF the western sea,
Low. low, breathe and blow
Wind of the western seal
over the rolling water go,
Come from the dying moon, and blow,
Blow him again to me;
While my little one, while my pretty
one; sleeps.
Sleep and rest, sleep and rest,
Father will come to thee soon;
Rest, rest, on mothers breast
Father will come to thee soon;
Father will come to his babe in the
nest,
Silver sails all ont OF the west
Under the silver moon.
Sleep, my little one, sleep, my pretty
one, sleep.
Tennyson, The Princess
Calendar for Friday
Tuesday Auction Club Mrs. Louis
Bronson
Domestic Science club Mrs. Jake
Douglas.
Amicitia Cluh--Mrs, Edwards.
Mistletoe Club Mrs. Webb Baker
Friday kuchre Club Mrs. J. J.
lIildreth.
Banquet-Offcial Board Of Chris
tan Church at the church at seven
O'clock.
Phi Delta Gamma Club-Miss Gano
Mrs. j. c Post returned this utter
noon from kingfisher where she has
been visiting the past week.
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Mrs. II. L. smith. of Kansas city.
is the guest of her sons. Mr. Sam
Smith ana Dr. X. V. smith.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29

Chas. Orth. cattleman, is here from
Walter. Oklahoma, on business. He
isktaking the mineral water baths.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-29

NJ. p. Pollard IS here today from
Tulsa looking after oil interests.
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John Jones is in Guthrie today
from hte Ponca field. He tells OF
four big wells that were brought il
up there this week. There is oil
down here too. If you fellows 90
after it, he said.
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Circle B, of the Missionary society
Of the First christian church, met
with Mrs. II L. Low yesterday after
noon After a business session light
refreshments We're served.
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Guests of Mrs. Rainsberg.

The members OF circle C Of the
Missionary Society of the First
Christian church were Fthe guests OF
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c. NJ. Lowrey Of Enid, is visiting
with Chan McKennon at the lone
hotel today.
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Current Ecent Club
The Current Event club met last
evening at seven thirty at the home
cf Mrs. b. J. Waugh. Mrs. Bla X
read a paper on "Art;' Mrs Gazier'e
Subject was "Burbands New Dscoy-
cries" Mrs. Dodson gave a talk on
"Radium as Applied to Healing,
Mrs. Waugh's subject was The po-
'itcal Situation" and xNrs. Heath
gave interesting reviews Of the late
best sellers. After the program the
hostess served light refreshments.
Miss Cecil Florence Alien will ell
tertain the Five Five Five girls at
her Riverside home on Friday after4
nocn.
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PAGE THREE

hath house is receiving many in
quirles relative to Hercules and the
baths.
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called by the death Of Mrs. Wilder
brother, Griffith Elliott
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B 4 U sell your furniture
all up Phone l46S.
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4 OF LOCAL MOMENT. "
3, N q n q u u q IL e Il a q " y n

The Chamber Of Commerce has
mapped ogt a great progressive pro-
cram for this year. The direct sup
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Miss Dean is entertaining at bridge
this afternoon.
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Try a Leader Want Ad.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Wilder have re-
turner from Sapulpa where they were
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81 PERSONAL AND LOCAL %
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rURE FOOD kITCHENETTE
PURE FOOD KiTcHENETTE
PURE FOOD kiTcHENETTE

Demonstration at National coffee
Tea House.
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Mrs. J, c Post returned this utter
noon from Kingfisher where she has
been visiting the past week.
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North CORNyILJF

Abbie Gale who has been visiting
her friend Lydia Currier, returned to
Amesbury, Mass. last Friday.
Mr.. Marble and family who have
been visiting L. H. Leighton and wife
returned to Portland Saturday.
Nelson Towle and wife who have
been visiting in Sanford and Boston
Mass, returned home Saturday.
E. Burton of Madison moved his
family to North Cornville last week
and is occupying the c. c. kinsman
rent known as the Hopkins place.
Daniel Collins accompanied by his
mother and sisters Rosa and Mary
left here by auto Wednesday morning
arriving in Wolfsboro, n. H. at p
m. to visit her brother and relatives
According to a letter lately receiv-
ed at this office from Harry Doble OF
1887 Crusader Ave, San Francisco
Calf, the writer is anticipating a visit
to Maine at some future date. Mr.
Doble lived in North Cornville in his
boyhood days, but went to California
eighteen years ago.
Doubtless friends here will be in
terested in the following news item
Mrs. b. H. Johnson of Wayne, for
merly of Athens, has been the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Johnson OF
Bangor recently. She stopped there
on her way to the W. c. T. I. Con-
yention at Houlton.
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WEST Ne. PORTLAND

New Portland Fair and Cattle Show
will be held at North New Portland
Saturday, Sept 18th. Everybody
come.
Miss Lora Luce has been quite i'll
at the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Nat Luce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Robbins are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of boy.
Mrs. Lucretia Hoyt has been in poor
health recently. Josephine William
son has been assisting with the work
Henry McKenney and Mr.. and Mrs
Dean Henderson of Kingfield were
Sunday guests in town.
o. W. Williamson went to Dead
River Monday on business.
Florence Churchill is attending w
y. p. H. S. and is boarding at Malone
Hutchins'
Mildred Luce, who has had employ
ment at New Vineyard, returned home
the latter part of the week.
Work in the corn shop has begun
and with a good fall there is every
prospect of a banner crop.
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EAST SKOWHEGAN

Van Ranselear futile. younger son
of Nebraska Tuttle of Canaan is build
ing and putting in order saw mill
Pretty smart for a boy fourteen years
of age.
Fred Horne's colt that has been in
Wallace Ireland's pasture during the
summer was badly hurt on az arbed
wire fence last Sunday and was so
lame when he finally took it home
that it did not seem possible that 1t
could ever walk without limping again.
Grace E. Burrill arrived home from
Belgrade after joining Miss c. l..
Brown and Miss Edith Keay at DR..
Heber Bishops camp at Clearwater
Lake. for a few days visit. The
genial Doctors camp is in beauti-
fully picturesque spot. situated close
to the shore of Clearwater Lake. Ex-
cellent care is exhibited about the
place and the verandah is a solid mass
of trailing vine trained by the doctors
artistic hand
George E. Wheeler had an i'll turn
Friday, but is some better at present.
Elvin Richardson was calling on
friends Sunday.
Will futile and Edward Barrett
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THE FORKS

D. C. Pierce. deputy sheriff of Jack
man ard Mr.. Wood of Boston were the
guests of friends over Sunday.
Mr. Greenwood of Skowhegan was
in town Saturday looking after the
work on the bridge. 1t is progress
ing finely under the management of c.
c. Battle of Concord, N. H.
Hazel Durgin entertained her friends
at home Wednesday evening in honor
of Milton and Harry Morris, Stur-
CESS Durgin and Harold Comber, who
have left for Hebron, where they will
enter the Academy for the year.
Mr.. Davidson who has been with us
and at Caratunk during the summer
has returned to Harvard to resume
his studies.
There were tweuty-elght at Hugh
Comber's for dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Holway were al
North Arson Sunday.
An automobile party consisting OF
Carl Sandburg, Tom Dowyer, Hazel
Durgin and Jennie Kennedy with Bert
Durgin were at Jackman Sunday.
A. E. Farley was at Skowhegan Sat
urday, where Mrs Farley is stopping
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Durgin and
Henry Farley and family attended the
play at Skowhegan Thursday evening
Fred Moore. one of the popular
clerks at Holways, is at his home in
Caratunk, nursing the mumps.
James Martin who has been on the
drive for the great Northern, has re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs Mont Bean and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bub Bean returned from Lewis
ton last week Mont brought home
a very handsome pair of sorrel clots
weighing thirty-eight hundred pounds
three and five years old We doubt
if there is more handsome pair on
the Kennebec river.
Marion Larson and sister of Lake
Moxie have gone to Concord, \. H., to
visit friends.
There was a shooting match at Ed
Morris last Friday afternoon.
John Comber and party were in
in town the other day.
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RRoWN,S cORSER-CANAAN

/ An all day meeting will be held next
Sunday at Morrill, Lake if the weather
Is suitable. If cold or stormy, the
meeting will be held in the school,
house at Beans Corner.
The meeting on the shore of Morrill,
Lake Sunday was fairly attended.
Some of the farmers have com
menced digging their potatoes and
find an average yield and of good
quality
Miss Jennie Burrill of Shiloh is ex-
pected Tuesday for a visit in the
home of her brother Charles Burrlll
and family.
Richard Whitney of North Canaan
and Miss Rosa Croker of Dexter were
united in marriage. Sept. 3, by l..
Smith. Justice of the Peace, Cornville.
They have the best wishes of their
friends for a long and prosperous life.
Andrew Welsh and wife have NOV
ed from the burlington rent into the
&c. B. Chase rent,
There will be an all day meeting
next Sunday, Sept. q at the Brown
Corner schoolhouse by Rev. Mr.. Smart.
Let all attend.
Mrs. H. L. Purington recently pass
ed day with her mother Mrs. caro-
lvn Goodridge in South Canaan.
Mrs Sarah Nevens has returned
from a visit in the home of L. Webb
and other friends. She is housekeep-
ing for Mrs. Ida Chase while Mrs.
Chase is visiting in Skowhegan.
Eugene Burns of Madison was in
this place last week on business.
Wesley Cooley and Mrs. Sarah
French both of Athens were united In
marriage by Elder O. M. Chase, Sept.
18th.
Miss Anna Porter gave lawn party
to her teacher Mrs. Blanche Ogden
and pupils. Friday, Sept. IS, at B
O'Clock p. m. The occasion was one
of much enjoyment. dainty refresh
ments were served, music and games
were the crowning feature. The
party left for their home at late
hour leaving Miss Anna several pretty
presents.
Roy Cover and wife and Miss Celia
Sewell went to Hartland Saturday
where they visited with relatives.
! Miss Eta Sewell has gone to Hart
land where she has employment.
Mrs. Sarah Lewis and son Fred re-
Gently visited with her daughter Mrs
CnaY Wheeler in West Pittsheld.
MIS- Ida Whitney returned Sunday
from a week stay with friends III
Fairfield and Waterville.
Wesley Keene and family from Gin
ton and Mrs. Percy Williams and chill
dren from the village were at Charles
Burrills Sunday.
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QUINNEBASSETT

Ben Jepson who has been employed
in a store in Sanford. is visiting his
brother Albert Jepson.
Charles Longley bought horse of
Bert Morrow last week.
Mrs. Fannie Rogers visited her cou-
sin Mrs. Hattie Atwood, Fairfield last
Thursday
F. l.. Brown of Palermo, who is
travelling over Somerset County in
the interests of the manufacturers of
Porters Pain King, is in town.
Marshall p. Hale Circle Ladies of
the G. A. R. will meet at the X of P.
Hall on Tuesday, the 2Sth, for a re-
hearsal 1t is very important that
all the officers and as many members
as can attend They will have a pic
mic dinner.
L. f. Lancaster and wife visited in
Vassalboro Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jackins were in
Smithfield on business Monday.
The G. C. Club will meet with Mrs
Mary Longley, this week, Wednesday.
The Withee school began Monday,
this week, with Miss Haze Corliss,
teacher
Clark Jenkins is working in the corn
shop.
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day. The remains were taken Non
day to Readfield for interment.
The Canaan House has again no..
re-opened to the public much IN III
pleasure and satisfaction of the nao,ig
of the town as well as that of tonrists
1t is under the proprietorship of Ns
Jones. -
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Gardner wor.
called to Madison Saturday on aeeon,t
of the sudden and serious illness 80
her mother Mrs David Rowell.
Messrs Harry and Carl Rand1at.
with their wives, also Harry Randlett
Jr.. were callers in town SUNDAY frono
| Hartland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Davis of We,
| Palmyra were recent visitors with bis
sister Mrs. Shean.
Progression of the new piece of read
in this village is at its height Sou
eral other places in town are under
! going repairs which have had a lone
! felt need Of Still there's more -
/ follow.
A party from this place were =,
/ Castle Harmony Wednesday sight sec.
ing.
Prof Earle, wife and son from Hvde
Park. Mass, were in attendance At
the funeral rites of his mother Mrs
Earle.
Mrs Ernest Holman of Fairfield is
passing an indefinite period With her
mother Mrs. Jennie Nye
Quite a company from here attend.
ed court in Skowhegan, Tuesday. many
of whom being summoned as vii
nesses.
The Grange hall and stable are IN
dergoing new coats of paint The
Ames boys are doing the work.
1t is a serious outlook for profess
sional apple gatherers in this locality.
as the younger craft are preceding
them in their harvesting doing their
work when they think owners are
away and taking apples for recon-
pense for their labors. Sad for those
having but few apples.
George Washburn of Madison was
/ in town Sunday.
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Fish of West
Mills, Mr. and Mrs T. L. Horne OF
Norridgewock, Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Bridge and Lizzie Horn of Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Horn and daughter
Celia and Mr. and Mrs " r. Morrow
held a family reunion at the Morrow
home Sunday. They all met at Mr..
Merrow's at ten o'clock and together
attended the Grange memorial ser
vices at the Grange Hall in the fore
noon. At noon a bountifu dinner
was served at the home of Mr.. Morrow.
In the afternoon they all attended
church services after which they again
returned to the house for supper. The
little band broke ranks at about six
o'clock, all having voted a very en-
joyable day had been spent and one
long to be remembered by each one
present
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NORTH ANSON

Miss Hortense Chase a former pupil
of Arson Academy and Miss Ella
Bradley were calling on friends in
town Saturday. Both ladies reside
in Portland
Arson Academy opened Monday, 46
pupils registering. There will be an
attendance of about fifty, it is expect
ed. 1t is the largest number for
some years.
The extreme hot weather of the
past ten days has ripened the sweet
corn rapidly and it is being rushed to
the factory this week
Last Saturday the cattle show and
fair at Embden drew a large atten-
dance from this village The loca-
ton for a show on Embden plains is
model one as the trains run both
north and south to take the people
there and take them home again.
There will be a cattle show and
fair at New Portland, Saturday, Sept.
Goth.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steward will
start Friday. for Virginia, where they
will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mitchell with
their sons and daughter and families
all assembled at Embden Lake. Sun
day for little reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Prince of
Portland were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs W S. Jones the first of the week.
Mrs. Virgil D. Hilton has been ap-
pointed a member of the National
Committee on Real Daughters.
Mrs. Will Holway and Mrs. Dexter
Page of The Forks were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. French, Tuesday.
Among those who attended the Po-
mona at Cornville, Tuesday. were Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Reed, Mrs. viii Stetson,
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and brother Lindley Parsons, return
ed home on the early train Tuesday.
Mrs. Leach of Skowhegan is a guest
of her daughter Rose Strickland.
Loren Strickland who Is attending
school at Good VIII was week end
guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanford Strickland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ersklne and
Marshal have gone To Houlton, where
he has employment.
Frank Kilkenny and wife, Chester
Herrin, Gertrude Noble and Mrs.
Tench enjoyed an auto ride to The
Forks recently.
Mr.. Chas Chapman and three chill
dren who have been visiting her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs Blaisdell. return
ed to her home in Augusta, Saturday
last
II. y. Longfellow and wife of Athens
were in town recently calling on
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Gilbert and
Two daughters of Gorinna were in
town recently guests of Stillman
Blaisdell and family.
Stanley Nay vas guest of his
daughter Nett Moody, Monday.
Alton H. Cleveland of Skowhegan
has been visiting during the past week
with the family OF \. r. Moody.
Elder z. B. Osborne of Fairfield. Me,
will be at the East Ridge Church on
Saturday, Sept 26th at / p. NJ. and
on Sunday, Sept eth at 1870 A. NJ.
All are cordially invited.
Mrs Sarah J. Yarnum left this week
for East Providence. r. l.. where she
will make her home for time with
her son. George L Narnum, who is
employed in the plumbing business in
that city.
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CANAAN

John Drew passed away Thursday
night, Sept. L, at his home on Main
street after a long, severe illness.
Funeral services were at the church
Sunday at p. M, Rev Fred Jackson
officiating
Charles Horne is reported to be
quite i'll.
1t is hoped that all will lend help
ing hand and patronize the world S
great fair, which will be in Canaan,
Sept 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woodbridge of
Somerville, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Barnes of Hartland and Mrs. o. A.
Moody took an auto trip through and
made short calls upon old school
mates in several different towns one
day recently.
f. X. Cary and family departed
Thursday for their home in Fort Fair
field. after a stay of several weeks
with Mrs Cary's mother Mrs. Eva
Shean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kicker of
! Houlton are expected to arrive in town
in about three weeks for a permanent
stay as they have purchased what is
known as the Farnham house on Mill
Street and will locate there. They
were old time residents here and their
friends will be pleased to welcome
them back.
Deputy Sheriff Mason is busy going
to and from Skowhegan attending the
court session.
By invitation about twenty-seven
members of Sunrise Chapter visited
Sunset Chapter in Skowhegan Friday
evening. Everything seemed to favor
the visitors, an ideal night. royal en-
tertainment, sumptuous banquet, all
combined went to make one most en-
| joyable evening.
The third and fourth degrees were
conferred upon 10 candidates in
Grange No. 239. Thursday night. A
| large company including many visitors
were in attendance AS usual a har-
vest banquet was served after the
work.
District Deputy Grand Matron Mrs
Kidder is expected to visit Sunrise
Chapter, Saturday night. Oct. 10. All
members are cordially requested to
be present at said meeting.
Several of our townsmen attended
the meeting of f. & A. NJ. order in
Norridgewock, Thursday night, re
porting grand good time
N. ]. Rawding and family from
Clementsport, n, S are visiting his
sister Mrs Fred Hicks and other rel
atives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Furber and son
of Skowhegan were guests Sunday OF
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. P. Furber
After months and months of intense
suffering Mrs. Elizabeth J. Earle pass
ed to the higher life early Saturday
morning The deceased leaves two
sons DR.. Fred Earle with whom she
lived and Professor Earle of Hyde
Park, Mass. Prayer services were
held at the late home at p. m. sun
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-09-24
REyERE-CORNYILLE

The Revere School Improvement
League met Friday. Sept. is, with IA
members and one visitor present. Mrs.
Ralph French. one of the members of
the League furnished a treat of plums
After the business meeting a program
was presented which consisted of the
following numbers: REGULATIONS,
Lucy Abbott. Ruby Wood, Carl Wood
Bertha Spaulding. Sylyanus Kelley
Gertrude Collins, Arthur Spauldng
Belle Collins; songs, Belle and Ger
trude Collins, Gladys Parkman and
Lucy Abbott Gladys Parkman also
furnished music and the school sang
two selections.
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Just q Word About DIR. b. j. kendall's
Blackberry Balsam

Dr. B. J. Kendall was a practicing
physician for years in Northern Yer
mont, and after years of experience
as physician, he made what he call
ed DIR. b. j. kendalPs Blackberry Bal
sam, for collie. cholera, and diarrahoea
cure. DR.. Kendall used it in his
practice for years with the best of re-
suits. Just call on G. r. Fogg and
ask for his honest opinion Of DIR. b.
j. Kendall's Blackberry Balsam. Try
a bottle, if it cures you, you certainly
will be glad you spent the money II
it does not help you all you need to
do is to tell Mr.. Fogg and he will 60
right to his money drawer and pay
you back your money.
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went to Pittsfield Saturday and re-
turned Sunday.
POWERS SCHOOLHOUSE

Charlie Murphy who has been run
ming the boarding house has moved
to the coast
Elmer Sheaff and brother were al
North Fairfield Sunday.
Anna Perkins is at work in the
corn shop.
John Knox is at work in Fairfield
drilling boulders for his brother Chas
Elmer Bates spent Saturday and
Sunday at his fathers, c. S. Bates
Earl and Ralph Berry are done
threshing
M. c. Perkins has been helping
Charlie Bates shingle his barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Sheaff were
at Skowhegan Sunday.
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SOUTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY

Francis Pugh of Cornville was the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. c. B. Gilman
a few days the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Perley Carl have a
Young son. Mrs. Carl is at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cooley.
William Kiger is at work in Solon
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Berry were
among those who attended the talI
at Embden Saturday
Mrs. Carrie Eaton of Massachusetts
is visiting at John Bakers
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WEST ENBDEN

Quite a number from this place at
tended the Cattle Show and Fair near
Embden Station, Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Mckinney was at Madi-
son last week working for her brother
Grover Greenleaf.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams and
Mr. and Mrs Eben Sweat were call
ers at Rufina McKenneys and Clara
Weeks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Jeffrey and
family went to Starks Sunday in their
automobile
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-09-24
PATTERSON BRIDGE

Farmers in this section are now
cutting their corn up and putting it
into silos.
Mrs. r. L. Danforth was visiting
her sister Mrs. Fred Holden in Madi-
son few days last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Danforth from Taunton,
Mass, was visiting at Fl. F. and Eu-
gene Danforth's the past week.