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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-01-07
LETTERS FROM CORRESPONDENTS in SURROUNDING TOWNS:
WALDO.
TROY.

Frederick r. Weymouth, formerly OF
this town, and Miss Edna Chase Of
Portland were united in marriage at
the home of the bride on Saturday,
Jan 3, at 10 o'clock. Only the imme-
date relatives were present. Mr., and
Mrs. Weymouth will reside in Provi-
dence, r. l., where Mr.. Weymouth has
employment in an architests office.
Miss Carrie Weymouth left Friday
for Portland. She was present Satur-
day at the Weymouth Chase wedding
Miss r, Erdene Pierce has returned
to her school in New Hampshire, aft
er passing the Christmas vacation al
home.
Harold Stone returned Friday to
Lewiston, after passing his vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Stone.
b. NJ. Barker is reported to be gain
ing from his recent operation.
A well attended meeting of the T. c
r. {. was held Friday evening. TIVE
names were received for membership.
\ committee on resolutions was ap'
pointed, also a book committee which
has an allowance of $50 for new books
Committees We're also named for al
tn" meetings of 1914. A program wa,
presnted consisting of readings by
Fred II. Bagley. and Laura Pratt; co
cal solo by Mrs. Knowlton; mandolin
solo, Ellen Cunningham; duet, Este;
sisters, and a pantomime, including
Ellen Cunningham, Phyllis Estes, join
Pratt, Harold Edmonds, Arnold Dodg.
and Seavey Piper. After supper joll,
social hour was passed. The next meet
ing will be Jan. %.
There was a dance at the Grangl
hall on Saturday evening.
A very fine entertainment is booked
fer Thursday. Jan. 8, for the Grang,
han, when THE Pierces." society en-.
tertainers and dramatic artists vii
appear in a series of sketches and spe
cialties.
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KENNEBEC.
READFIEID.

Farmers report brown-tail moths very
abundant, bushels of them being gain
cred from small orchards. Complaint is
made that the men who are employed to
gather them from the roadsides leave
many on the trees. 1t Will not pay to DO
a poor job in this business.
James Harris is reported very sick.
Jesse SpauIding is quite i'll, not able to
be up.
A PRAYER meeting service will be held
at the chapel on Wednesday evening ana
Rev. Frost will hold quarterly confer
enee at the chapel Thursday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock, to which all interested in the
services for the year are cordially in
vited to be present
DEPoT-Mrs John Purcelle, who has
been to Lynn, Mass, to attend the tuner
al of her brother. Levi Roberts, returned
Friday. Mr. Roberts was well known
here as he had passed a portion of the
summer and autumnal seasons with his
sister for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s Collins, who left
Saturday for Los Angeles. Cal. We're
over-Sunday guests of Capt. W. How
ard, Peaks Island, resuming their journey
monday They will be absent during the
winter Their daughter, Miss Lorna, and
son, Master Stewart Collins, will make
their home with their aunt, Mrs c. A
Collins. until their return.
MIR. and Mrs L. D. Barrows loft tri-
day for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
rows, Foxcroft.
Frank Whittier Of Gorham is visiting
his daughter. Mrs. George Coleman
Arthur Loveioy aud family, VINO have
been passing several weeks IN camp, re-
turned home last wees
Mrs. Fannie Robinson OF Mt vernon
moved into the tenement house If y. a.
Leeman Friday.
Mrs. Estene Dudley oil Mt, Vernon was
the sunday guest Of Mrs. II. T. Carlo.
Mrs. Fred Berney, who has been visit
ing ber sister Mrs Biesfora, returned
TO New Gloucester, Friday
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LINCOLN.
WALDOBoRO.

NORTH.-Mrs. Sarah Grafton of
Naldoboro was guest of Mrs. \. J..
Walter Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Overlook of Waldoboro
passed Tuesday and Wednesday with
Miss Martha Feyler.
George Oliver made a business trip
to Roekland and Warren Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Feyler and Miss Martha
Feyler were in Waldoboro Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlem Sidelinger of
Nobloboro have been passing a few
days with Mrs. Sidelingers mother,
Mrs. Eveline Bogues.
(. II. Davis and mother, Mrs. Lucy
Davis. passed Tuesday with his bro
ther w. A. Davis. at Waldohoro.
Leverett Walsh has been suffering
with an abscess on his neck for the
rast several days.
Mrs. oman Achern of Winslow Mills
called on Miss Stella Engley Tuesday
Miss Martha Feyler, who has been
passing the Holidays with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. B. Feyler.
returned to Shaw's Business College
in Portland Saturday to resume her
studies.
Mr. and Mrs. John Benner and
daughters, Cora and Bessie, and Mrs.
Martha Benner of North Nobleboro
and Mrs. Eleanor Shuman were Christ
mas guests of w. F. B. Feylcr.
Supervisor Frank A. Perry, Jr., of
Waldoboro was in this place Friday
to visit the schools.
Alonzo Brann of West Washington
was in this place Thursday on bust
ness.
Mrs. o. c. Townsend, who has been
passing several days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Burnheiner re-
turned to her home in Jamaica Plain,
Mass, Wednesday.
Harry Ames and Harold Orff were in
East Union Saturday on business.
AIessrs. Harry and Dan Savage of
Union were in this place Saturday
calling on friends.
Messrs. D. o. Stahl, who has been
passing a week in Boston, Mass, has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Burnheimer
passed their 50th anniversary of their
welded life Christmas day and cele-
brated it in quiet way. A number of
friends and neighbors called during
the day to congratulate them and to
wish them many more years of en-
Joyment. They received a number of
nice presents and a shower of post
cards from friends both far and near.
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KENNEBEC.
SIDN Ely.

NORTH-Emmons Totman of ProVt-
! dence, r. l., student of the U. of M,
passed a few days last week with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James IL.
Bean.
Miss Grace Graves, who has been
passing the Christmas recess at her
home in town, returned to her school
in Rangeley Monday.
Chas A. Hcughton lost one of his
work horses last week.
Frank Bourne, who has been at
work in Augusta for several weeks re-
turned home Saturday.
Mrs Fred f. Blake was a recent
visitor in Portland.
Miss Helen Field, who has been
passing the Christmas vacation at her
home in town resumed her studies IN
the Oakland High school Monday
WEST-A. e. Haley. owner and sup
erintendent of the portable mill locat-
ed at the head of Penney pond, Bel
grade. is now we'll underway cutting
the lumber for the Diamond Match
factory, Portland. Me-, and began
saving Monday morning Jan. .. Mr.
Haley has ninteen men in the crew
who meal at the camp, besides -FOUR
families making twenty-eight in all
also eleven horses employed IN the
work. To a passer by the settlement
at the head of the pond looks like
little village. Mr.. Haley expects 10
he located in this vicinity for about
two years.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Groves, Mr..
and Mrs. Dyer have rented rooms in
I'd I a 7,
Groves and Dyer are employed by \,
E. Haley.
F. $. Eastman of Beverly, Mass, is
the guest of his cousin, Mrs Clarence
Richardson.
\ party of four from Augusta, con-
sisting Of Mr. and Mrs Groves, Mr.
and Mrs. Flynn were visitors sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richard-
son.
Friends of VIM. Bird will be pleased
to learn that he is slowly improv'ne
from his recent illness and able t Dc
light work.
Eugene Smith is in Cornville visit
ing relatives.
Fred Keene has moved his family to
sidney Corner and is located IN the
house owned by Wesley Smith, Somer-
wife, Mass
The monthly covenant meeting oil
The West sidney Baptist church will
be hello saturday afternoon at
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford 4. Philbreok.
Y no passed the holiday season with
Mrs. Philbrook' parents, Mr.. and MRS.
Chas. L. Swift, have returned to their
home in New Hampshire.
VIII Erskine of Plymouth, Me- pass
ed Christmas day with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs James Erskine.
We are pleased to report Mrs. Lucy
A. Robinson improving.
Willie Mills has been i'll for the last
few DAYS and unable to go to school,
Little Queenie Folsom returned 10
Augusta last week after passing the
HOLIDAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Lovejoy.
Mrs. w. Y. Ballard has been caring
for her sister, Mrs, Ambrose Getchell,
who is recovering from typhoid fever.
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NEW PORTlAN D.

The annual meeting and election OF
officers of the Carrabassett Creamery
Co. was held at the Falls Saturday
F'ernwood Grange will hold its in
stallatfon of officers Saturday. An
oyster dinner will be served.
j. G.. True was recent business
caller in this section.
Mrs Carvell and son, Clyde, were
guests Sunday of Mrs. CarvelPs bro
ther Charles Mckinney.
Mrs Buzzell Atwood was recently
called to Waterville by the illness OF
her daughter, Mrs. Burleigh Standish
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CHINA.

The village schools opened Dec. 20,
after a short recess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Reynolds
and son, Albert. and grandson, George
Crosby. passed the day Tuesday with
Captain and Mrs. ]. w. Brown and
family.
John A. Woodsun. who passed Christ
mas with his son, Willard and family,
at their home in East Saugus. Mass.
has returned home.
Mrs. j. w. Brown, who has f.een
confined to her room with an attack
of r!1euma tism, is able to be about
the house.
S. j. Brown, Albert Ward and George
Woodsum called on friends at Oak
land Saturday.
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BELGRADE.

NORTH-The Ladies' Club of 1906
North Belgrade, met with Mrs. Ar
wanna Damren New Years day with
all of the members except one and one
visitor present. short New Year.
program was carried out, after Which
the afternoon was passed socially.
Supper was served at o'clock by the
hostess. The next meeting will be
held in two weeks with Mrs. Luella
Ellis.
The many friends Of Mrs. Clarence
Cook are sorry to learn that she had q
slight shock Saturday and all hope
that she may have speedy recovery.
Salmon Lake Grange held an all
day session Saturday, at which time
Bro. f. II. Clifford of Winthrop, as
sisted by Alvah Watson and Mrs. Nell
lie Rollins, installed the following of
ficers: Worthy Master, William With
ers: overseer. Alpheus Spaulding; lecs
turer, Winnie Stevens; steward, Leroy
Cook; assistant steward, William Wall
lace; chaplain, Dora Bickford; treas
urer, Aryanna Damren; secretary, Luz
cy Watson; gate keeper, William FL
lis; Ceres Bertha Withers; Pomona,
Mae Bickford Flora, Luella Ellis;
lady asst. steward, Flossie Baker.
Dinner was served in the dining
room and at 100 the meeting was call
ed to order and given over to the lee
turer, who presented the following
| program: Welcome, Winnie Stevens.
sorg, by grange choir; reading. Mary
Wallace; remarks, by e. T. Clifford
of winthrop; reading, Dora Bickford;
original poem, A. N. Spaulding read
| ing, Mae BiclSfcrd; song. by choir
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MONMOUTH.

w. Merrinan has sold his farm 10
w r REYNOLDS, who has commenced
to cut the timber.
DR.. B. Sherman Elliott, the dentist
will be in town Thursdays hereafter.
Mrs H. II. Cochrane and MISS Lo-
rena Cochrane were guests Friday OF
Mrs. r. Crawford Nclroy in Winthrop
Mrs. e. A. Richardson of Brunswick,
who has been the guest of her son,
N. n. Richardson and family has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. Cochrane and Miss Emma
Coehrane of Winthrop We're recent
guests of Mrs. David Marston.
Conservation of the individuality
was the subject of the pastor of the
Methodist church Sunday morning;
evening, "I.ife's True IDEAL.
The annual meeting OF the Lewiston,
Greene g. Monmouth Telephone Co
will be held at Grange Hall. Jan. Il,
at II A. NJ.
E. T. Clifford of Winthrop will in
stall the officers of Monmouth Grange
at day meeting Wednesday.
Miss Anna Longfellow, a teacher In
Winsted, CT, has been passing her va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Longfellow. Miss Longfellow
returns the present week to resume
her work.
Harold Packard, principal of South
Windham school, who has been pass
ing his vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs J. B. Packard returned sat
urday to continue his work.
Agnes Howard. student of Farming
ton Normal school, after short va
cation with her parents has returned
to Canton, where she is a teacher.
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MARRIED..
ANDROSCOGGIN


Auburn-Dec. 81, George Chester Dog
and Minnie E. Johnson: Dec 81, Mathew
p. Mckinney and Iona Tarr: Dec o.
Frank Everett George and Amy E. Phil
brick; Dec. 81, David Moulton French
and Bette McAllister.
Livermore Falls-Dec. 81, Everett
Wentworth and Marjorie Plant.
AROOSTOOK.
Oakfield-Dec 81, Horace E. Cookson
and Anna b. Sleeper.
CUMBERLAND. I
Portland-Jan. 2, Sumner f. Bragdon
and Ethel May Woodman.
HANCOCK.
Winter Harbor-Dec 25. Edward
Kingsley Bunker and Ethel Nina Moon
Dec. 81, Joseph Mcdonald and Ardelia
Bernice Swazey.
Gouldsboro-Dec. 81. Albert Foss anc
Georgia Bickford.
KNOX.
Rockland-Jan. l, Charles Fl; Whit.
more and Ceetta A. Wilson; Dec 20
Mervyn Flanders and Hazel Gardiner
Ash Point-Dec. 81. Charles William
Harvey and Marion Emma Dyer
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KENNEBEC.
WINDSOR.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Colburn passed
New Years day with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Halpen.
George Meigs and sister, Dora, pass
ed Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Robert Ballantine recently Wis
tied Mrs, Henry Dunton OF South
Windsor.
Mrs. Llewellyn Pierce has gone TO
Augusta for a few weeks.
Henry Dunton of South Windsor
recently called on friends here.
The installation of officers of Wind
sor Grange will be held Jan. 9.
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KENNEBEC.
VASSAtB ORO.

| NORTH-The newly elected officers OF
Kennebec Lodge, No. 121. ]. Q. O. r.,
were installed Monday evening, Jan. o,
by d. d. G.. NJ II. ]. Toward and stan
of installing officers. The following are
the names of the officers-elect: Noble
grand, Geo. W. Knowlton; vice grand.
Russell G. Aver; Sec, Merton A hoi-
Inns. Treas. Leonard j. Arey; trustee,
Henry d. B. Aver; janitor, Merton A.
Rollins. A banquet was served after the
ceremonies.
SOUTH,-Mr. and Mrs. James S.
Clark of Riverside were Tuesday
guests of Mrs Clarks mother, Mrs.
Saloma Clark.
Sumner Berry of Skowhegan, who
passed New Years Day with his
daughter, Mrs. Robert j. Stone, re-
turned nome, Friday.
Miss Winnifred Gardner of Skowhe
gan, who has been a guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Bertha Stone, for several
weeks, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Trask of AL
hion are at the home of Mr.. Trask
niece for few days visit
Miss Alice Mcpherson, who has been
guest of her sister, Mrs. Minnie
Raynes, returned to her home in Mel
rose, Mass, Friday, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Janet Mcpherson,
who will pass the remainder of the
winter in Melrose.
Ashton Richardson of Fairfield, who
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Ruth
Morse. returned home Tuesday.
George Perkins left Tuesday for vi
eana to pass a few weeks with friends.
Mervir weber, who has been pass
Tag IL Holidays with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs William Weber. returned
Sunday to Bowdoin College.
3ciss christine Weber of Cony High
sehoo! returned Sunday. after enjoying
tie raid-wintcr recess with her parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs William r. Weber.
Mrs. Lucy HalioWea OF North Wind
ser Is stopping with Mrs y. f, Davis
for few weeks.
o. ID Nelson passed sunday in Pa
lermel etith his brother. Rodney
Th5 largest neg slaughtered in this
section thus far was Killed st 1t.
pleasant farm Friday. Il weighed $50
lbs.
Miss Annie Miller of Augusta was
home Sunday.
soUTH.-Mrs. = e Hewett. Mar
ion and Hugh HeWett o. Benton Sta
tlon were week enc guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Crosby.
Everett ~ Tobey of the Electric
Light 90 of Fall River. Mass, who
has beer passing the holidays with
his mother, Mrs. James Crosby, re-
turned to his work Jan. Z.
The Whitehouse school opened Jan.
| 5, ast.r a vacation of two weeks, with
| Miss Hazel Lathe of Sidney. teacher
Mrs Hattie Jewett and two child
rem of Benton Station were Sunday
guests of her sister, Mrs, Emma
! Eraun.
Mrs Muriel Perkins was an after
neon caller Tuesday of Mrs. Carrie
Whitehouse.
o. D. Nelson, Dan Weber and Len
| Sabin moved Mr.. Rowe's goods to
| Winslow Station Tuesday
! Mr.. Mason of Waterville was a bust
ness caller in the place several days
| last week. making his headquarters
| at M. L. Sabin's.
| A. e. Brown and M. L. Sabin passed
poAtioii vi tiie Ods Muiiudy Oh that
| ters Of business nature.
CROSS HILL-Rev. F. w Klein of
North Vassalboro, was caller for a
few hours on the Hill Thursday.
c. E. Foley, who has been visiting
relatives in Grangeville, N. B., for
few days returned Saturday to his
home in this city.
Rev. L. G. March of North vassal-
boro was a business caller on the Hill
recently.
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SOLON.

Ice cutting has begun on Fall
brook.
L. L. Patterson has filled his ice
house
L. P. Hill of Carratunk is in town
for a few days
William H. Nottage died Saturday at
the home of his son, Henry Nottage.
Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon.
The A. C. w. Chapter, D. A. r.. met
Friday with Mrs. Julia Vittum.
There were no services at the Con-
gregational church last Sunday.
The Caratuncas Camp Fire will give
an entertainment soon to earn the
money they need TO buy their outfit
and to pay their dues to the National
organization.
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Facts for Catarrhal Sufferers.

The mucous membrane lines all
passages and cavities communicating
with the exterior.
Catarrh is an excessive secretion,
ACCOMPANIED with chronic infiamma-
ton. from the mucous membrane.
Hoods Sarsa parilla acts on the
mucous membrane through the
blood, reduces Inflammation, establish :
es healthy action, and radically cures
all cases of catarrh.-Adv.
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JOICE.

Mrs. Alton McKindsley and Mrs
Leslie Lewis went Thursday to Coop
er's Mills, where they passed very
pleasant day and greatly enjoyed the
New Years dinner at the home of Mrs
Louise Sukeforth given by the Lend
a-Hand circle of Kings Daughters.
Roger Trainor passed New Yeai
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Archi-
bald Trainor at Bath.
Walter Moore of Pittston was a bus
mess caller Monday in this section OF
the town.
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FIRE EDOM.

Saturday afternoon Dirigo Grange
had their installation of officers with
Mr.. Wiggin from Albion as installing
officer.
Henry Clark is in Belfast serving on
the jury.
Frank Mutt is quite ill again and
Knowles Bangs is caring for him.
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Sheepscot Lake Grange.

Sheepscot Lake Grange, No. 455, OF
East Palermo, held regular meeting
Saturday evening, Jan. 8, 1914. The Of
ficers for the ensuing year were in
stalled by l.. Carroll, assisted by Mr.
and Mrs. Leland Johnston, Mr.. ano
Mrs William Johnston and Miss Har-
riet Johnston of Evening Star Grange
of Washington, after which supper
was served. The lecturer then pre-.
scented a short program.
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WINDSORVlllE.

c. 7. York was a business visitor ir
Augusta Monday.
Warren Ware of Whitefield was 9
sunday guest of his brother, Albion
Ware, and niece. Mrs. John Sproul.
Arthur Marson was in Augusta Sat-
urday on business.
Arthur Piper and family have moved
into the house owned and occupied by
his grand uncle, the late Yeaton Dun
ton.
Joseph French was in Augusta Mon
day attending to matters of business.
Mrs. Davis A. Ridley was n recent
visitor in Augusta.
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Old-Tin1e Cold
Cure Drink Tea

Get small package Of Hamburg
Breast Tea or as the German folks
call it. tamburger Brusi Thee" At
81 pllalfrssS i.aSe. . tablespoonful vi
q the tea pat. g. e4lH of boiling water
upon t. pour lhropgh q sieve and
drink a teaeap fitll "a any tine. II is
the most .c01etjye way 70 break 4 cold
and cure. grip as 81 9Qsns the pores,
relieving concession. Also loosens The
bowels. tars greaidug a colo at once.
II is ineIpanei and entirely xege-
azf445 ztz=z ess..a t.s4T-,,4 Il 1851 4 .f5H
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Palmyra Grange.

The officers-elect of Palmyra Grange
were installed Saturday evening by w.
A. Blaisdell and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. O.
Baker of Hartland as grand marshals
A fine supper, followed by sociable,
was enjoyed. About IS attended.
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Students working their way through
Princeton University earned more than
twenty thousand dollars during the
academic year ended last June.
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re m OVAL

5R. G. A. C0oM5S has changed his
,aice to No. 317 Water street, Masonic
Temple.
Hours: II to 1880; to 4: and to
$50 p. NJ
Phone. 1S6-Y.
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SOMERSET.
PALMYRA,

Mrs. W. e. Leavitt underwent quite
serious surgical operation Friday
morning at her home. Mrs. Leavitt's
condition is now most encouraging
and hopes of a speedy recovery are
entertained
Quite n large party of friends and
neighbors gathered by invitation at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jor-
dan Thursday evening and enjoyed a
social dance. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Campbell furnished music. Cake and
punch were served The event cele-
prated the 18th anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jordan's marriage. The evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by all
Miss Hixon, a trained nurse is car
ing for Mrs. w. E. Leavitt.
Mr. Tibbetts of Newport is canvass
ing this vicinity for nursery stock.
L. J. Palmer is reported very i'll.
ST. AlBANS.
S. L. Fellows passed New Years in
Bangor with his mother,
Ralph Pratt is working for A. B.
Tracy on the hay press.
Stanley Hanson is going to work
with his horses for the Maine Stream
Lumber Co
The machinery in the shovel handle
factory is being removed. 1t is an in
dustry that has long been in st. AL
bans and the people feel badly to see
it go.
Eber Cook of Palmyra is collecting
moths nests. which he reports very
plentiful
Little Ruth Ellis, who came home
from Portland with her mother te
pass the Holidays, is quite sick and
unable to return to her school.
CAMBRIDGE.
Cambridge Grange accepted an In
vitation to visit Dexter Grange last
Saturday evening. Past Master 5. G.
Ham installed their officers in an inn
pressive manner. A fine supper was
served
Greenlief Watson was in Bangor last
week to visit his wife, who is receiv-
ing treatment at f. NJ. G. hospital
Glenwood Ring has been i'll with the
humps.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watson OF
Skov'hegan were in town few days
last week.
Mrs. Bertha Stafford and Mrs. Flor
ence Folsom of Harmony were in town
Sunday.
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RIPLEY.

Ellsworth. Lowell is moving to Main
Stream.
Ernest Eastman of Harmony was
in town Sunday.
Alice Eaton is in st. Adams for a
few days with friends
The school in District No. COM
menced last Monday. The teacher,
Mrs. Addie Marshall has been i'll with
munps.
E. ID. Blaisdell and o. X. Fuller of
Dexter We're stopping over Sunday at
Mr.. Blaisdelrs camp at Maine Stream.
Mrs Clara Sawyer has returned
home after being employed for several
months by Carne & Hill in Dexter.
Seldom Strout is i'll with mumps.
Mrs. James Mason of Winterport
is stopping in town.
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