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Evening star., 1915-01-31

Last Monday Union HIVE had H. "a
Stallation OF officers. Mrs. Mabel T g..
Rue acting as Installing officer. M
Barrow WAS musician. Fancy hanr3ut;
and refreshments were features. MI,
Rule, Mrs. Weeks and Mrs. l.a Eu'
were recipients of gifts
All hives of Baltimore will install
officers at a public meeting in odd Eel
lows Temple. Ba fillmore. tomorrow even
ing. Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett na-
tional president of the Florence crit
tenden Mission. Will deliver an addT-.l
and Mrs. Mabel T. La Rue will he tlr
installing officer. Washingtoniailsw who
expect to attend will meet at tn" cleo
tric station 10 leave for Baltimore on
the $50 car.
Victory Hive. No. -. had its first
meeting recently with the fun set OF
newly installed officers in the chatrs.
One member was initiated.
At the bi-monthly 500 card party %
Liberty Hive. given by Mrs. LA Rue. H.
her apartment in Fontanct courts. Nrs.
Barr and Mrs. Jost were priz. winners
Mrs. Whittleton. = member of the hive.
recently celebrated her birthday and "A
birthday cake. made for her hy Mrs.
Welch, was served with tea. Mrs. shan
non. commander of the hive. presided
ut the tea table. Mrs. Harry II. Mile
was the successful finder of tn" token
which had been placed in the cake.
Mrs. La Rue of Washington VAS on~
Of the guests who delivered Il short a"-
dress at the recent installation eerc-
monies in Philadelphia. Ieuns HlNalia
,, won the pennaut in lai; for tn" larE
est membership gain in the tnlt"G
States and Canada.
The afternoon .on party OF Liberty
t.ll-a "a I.I-
noon at the home OF Mrs M"%"lN'Y.
AS eth street northeast.
The Officers club of Washington was
entertain by Georg.tnwn lltf"
Thursday evening and plans were DIS
cussed for the class initiation in Aprl
Columbia. No. 3; Brightly ood. No. .;
Union. No. 6; Liberty. No. sud VIC
tory. No. ). haze pledged tittY ne"
members for this class. Mrs. tmn3 :
Olds, great commander for ohio. W J.
be present at this class prose utttion-
Plans were made for organizing - uni
form rank. Two rose courts VIII he
esta blished, one of girls from eight i"
twelve and one OF girls from twelve 40
sixteen wears of age. y committee IS
! arranging for an Easter banquet Mrs
Howe. us I street northeast. WAS APP
pointed chairman to call upon visiting
members in the District. supper was
served.
Mrs Mabel T. La Rue viii be ''at
home at Fontanet Courts the last FRI
day of each month to all Lady Macca-
bees and friends.
The installation of officers of Mount
Vernon and Columbia hives WAS held
Tuesday evening at I'ythian Temple.
Mrs. La Rue was the installing officer
and the guards wor" commanded iF
Capt. Taylor. GIFTS Wcr" presented ="
Mrs. La Rue, Mrs. Peck. Mrs Van N"ss.
Mrs. Taylor and Miss Edith Van Ness
The program included dancinG.
Trinity Commanders. No. 90. hlted
Order of the Golden Cross. recently
elected officers for the year 1915. as
follows: Noble commander. Court h.
Wood: vice noble commander. Cath
crime A. Gibson: noble keeper Of rec
ords, Frederick r. Sparks; fIancia!
keeper of records. George r. Kos.
treasurer. Marie \. Borches; worthy
herald George VI. G"rhauser: warden
inner gate, Mary ~ Gerhaus"r: warden
outer gate. Joseph T.. Hrnjainiu. ana
Evening star., 1915-01-31
IMPROVED ORDER
u%KEO MEN

Mineola Tribe, No. -. convened AZ
Masonic Temple, Anacostia. Frifht
night with a number of visitors urrS-
ent The tribe will hold its second aI-
nuaI ball Tuesday night. Remarks w'rr
made by T.. :. Cation and Past 'ircat
Sachems White. Baxter and DR.. Tihhitt-
Red Wing Tribe No. pc. net Mund,tr
night ct Painters Hall III" "fi"t 90
records. l.. X. Boyer. WIS ronoTtrd si''.-.
as was also &. r: Frazer. wh" met ~ '.'.
an accident some time ago. Robert
StroDl,. won u handsome Red Mems rll-
low. Mr.. Sincocks and others spoke.
Sioux Tribe. No. Is, met al Ptlutcrs'
Hall The conditions of Fast Sachein
j. r. Jones. who was injured last wee
in AN accident on the steamer South
land. was reported favorable under the
circumstances.
Messrs Evans Nichols. lieidenieiin'f
Bunch. ornd"rf and pr. Chipiaam spol "
under the good OF Tia" "r'i"r.
The bow ling match net~c.n ii-
teams Of SiouN aud Logan tribe ~ ]
i.s held tomorrow on the tohrH"r"lHi
alleys at O'Clock. Members are ir-
yited to attend.
Logan Tribe. No 5. met at Red Me,
Hall, Georgetown. Committee report
were received and acted upon Gle
club members spoke Of their entertain
ment at Fort Myer Tuesday night
After the tribe adjourned the hall was
turned over to the Haymakers.
Seneca Tribe. No. H. met FRIDAY
night al Bank Hall. Remarks wer"
made by great chief Of records faSt
Great Sachem Marvin. and other.
chiefly about the Red Mems cabaret.
Wednesday night. 1T odd Fellows Han
Evening star., 1915-01-31
MASONIC
LODGES.

LODGES.
Mcpday-Potomac. No. D: Ben3a min b
French. No. Is. Z. A.: Anacostia' 40;
ii: Pentalpha. No. =, r. C.. ana
sfcust Pleasant. No. ~. .,.,. A..
minus, No. Is. business: Myron ".
Parker. and King David. No. zs'
~ n. ,,..., c.,,.r,,a, No.
IL: osiris, No. 26. N. NJ: King Solo
mon. No. 81. z. A.. and East Gate.
Thursday-Naval. No, 4: Hiram. am ,s.s,,,. N%; ~,
II. Singleton. No. 30. and Masonic
Board Of Relief.
Friday-Columbia. No. ). and Lebanon
Ne. Z.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Mount Vernon. No. ,. special.
grand visitation
Tuesday-La Fayette. No. .. election AMI
Installation. and Washington Naval.
No. 6. election.
Observation-Disclosures No. /. election.
and BrightwOnd. No. .. election
Friday School Of Instruction
Saturday-High Priests Association.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CoMMANDERlES.
Mondav-orient. No. =.
Wednesday Potomac. No. =
Friday-C Columbia. No. 2.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday -Mithras IodcX Of Perfection
business. and Robert de Bruce t"un-
ell. 10th degree.
TLurstay-An the bodies. ladies' nigEt-
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
Monday Ruth. No !.
Tuesday-Mizpah. No. $.
Wednesday -Areme. No. 10.
Thursday Esther. No. >.
Friday-Martha. No. 4, and Ascension.
No. ~.
Evening star., 1915-01-31
Degree of Pocahontas.

idaho Tribe. No. IL. convened =
Northeast Temple Tuesday night. Th"
membership committee reported prep
arations have been made for "A class
iniation early in March. Ed WALTZ!
OF Tecumseh Tribe of Spokane, Wash .
"a visitor spoke of various tribes lie
had visited in the tnited states. Past
Great Sachem Thompson also spoke.
minstrel show and ball was given
Wednesday evening al ODD Fellows
Hall. eth street. under the aus pites .
the Improved Order of Red Men. Tn"
hall as tastefully decorated aud hlie'
TO its capacity. The committee in
cha rye Jacrue Heidenhelncr
chairman; NJ. L. Rowan. Vic" chairmai.
assisted by George X. Gartrell, iohh
J. Bunch, J. H. Hummer, W. :. Whit
man. i. r. Altman, Charles Linibach.
II. W. Tippett. II. " ShSedy, - Il;
Frank himrnci.
Those taking part in IN" minstrel
cabaret were IL Il. Holman. James
Madison. 1'rcii Madison. Harry liolia-
day: W A. spaglinE, Paul a,,, MrST"nh. ',,is
Brown. y. q. Greenb.rG, l. :. cold
smith. Edward Hutchinson. Harry
Shackelford. Fred kramer and Master
Bernard Ruppert l'r. Shelierildn WAS
interlocutor. and Earl Wilson. maliTe
de cabaret. assisted by chorus OF
thirty voices.
The minstrel ca baret was received
with much applause. the work of ~"
chorus counting strongly. Dancing FOL
lowed the show until midnight.
Idaho Council. No /. held class m
itiation for eight candidates at North
east Temple last week. Among those
prc:en, were Misses Sadie and Hattie
anderson.
Waneta Council, No. :, met AT ooclet.
Evening star., 1915-01-31
EzzlAMONG J6e) 6e)FRATBRNITIBS

absent some time on account ui sick
neSs, We're present - l.. l;.ll Vas lU-
y, inicd a committee To act with otut.
councils TO ari'lrg" for a Joint excursion
this summer. Remarks were '.i.nlr hy AIv
GarkStalc OF y. j Ross Council. II ".
th?iSIn3n. II. l.. Smith, ,;"orS. W kur
J.. NJ. Green. Theodore &. Ncttlvr and
Evening star., 1915-01-31

cause. it is said. so carefully are the
candidates for the Grand Lodge line
selected at the outset that their ad-
vancement afterward until they reach
the exalted station of Grand Master is
largely a matter of time. Mr.. Schwinger
is an active worker i'll all branches of
Evening star., 1915-01-31
ODfEL@B

LODGES
h"n'lay-rnion. No. II: Covenant. No. 13:
heac"n. No. Il, and Langtion, No. :6,
| business.
Tuesday Washington. No. s. d.gree. Gold
en- Rule, No. Il. and Amity. No. ~.
/ business.
Wcinc>'Iay-Ea Eastern. No :: Harmony. No
.. and FEDERAL City. No. ~. degree
. =. friendship. No. IL. business.
! Thursday Columbia, No. 10. ard Excelsior.
No. II. degree. Salem. No. -. business.
i Trday-trntral. No. I, degree. Metropolis,
; IL. and Phoenix, No. Is, business
ENCAMPMENTS
Wednesday Mount Nebo, No. 6. business.
! friday-Magcnenu. No 4, business and
social.
REBEKAH LODGES
Monday Ruth. No. 2. degree. Naomi. No.
!, business.
! Tuesday Fidelity. No. :. business.
Friday-Miriam. No. 4. business.
PATHIARCHS MILITANT
! Saturday Canton Washington. No. I. tusi-
ness.
Evening star., 1915-01-31
KN|GE12SNii4S KN|G3E71F2Si4S

LODGES
| Monday Equal. No. Il: Anarautu. NJ. IS.
and Century. No. 81. business.
Tuesday Webster Ne. 4: Capital. No. "a.
ard Myrtle, NJ. - business. Excelsior.
No. IA. rank "f o>sI:..r'..
"Wednesday Mount Vernon. No. and
unioH No. -. ,;.>incSs
Thursday Franklin. No. :. ranks of
esquire and knight.
FRIDAY S,'l;I'tiSian>, No. 10. business.
pYTHIAN SISTERS.
"Wednesday y-Fricndship Temple. No. >.
business.
Friday -Eathbone Temple. No. $. business.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
Thursday. 4. Ccldw.l Co. No. Ia. busl-
less.
Evening star., 1915-01-31
LARISS LARNIaSS52BffS Ei;j

Monday evening, February \. G"or@r
town Hive will entertain it's friend
with euchre party in Potomac Banh
hall.
Evening star., 1915-01-31

Grand Chancellor II. VI. NanderNxrt
lI;i.; appointed Past Chancellor y
Patrick as . Grand I.od2e trustee. t.
ill the vacancy caused =! III" removal
from the city Of e. Lodge Hill.
Evening star., 1915-01-31

The new officers OF Fidelity Chapter,
No. 10. rendered the work" at the
meeting Tuesday evening under Worthy
Matron Stella Knapp. Miss Grace L.
Stock. Miss Jane Butler. Mrs. Clark,
Mrs Carrie f. Phillips and Fred Fitz-
gerald We're received as new members.
A large number of visitors were pres
ent- A short program was rendered
consisting of duet by Mrs. Fletcher
and Mr.. Amos Tyree of Fidelity Chap
! ter; a reading by Mrs. Wright of Brook
| land Chapter. and soprano solo by
Mrs. Fletcher of Fidelity Chapter.
Past Grand Patron Molster who is an
honorary member Of Fidelity Chapter.
was present and spoke of the fraternal
! spirit which has characterized this
chapter since its organization.
! Columbia Chapter, No. 10, which met
Monday evening. has arranged to give
| a five hundred party in its hall next
| of the Eastern Star and their friends
generally are invited. The floral circle
! of the chapter will meet with Mrs. Ed.
+. Putnam. 1926 10th street northwest,
. tomorrow afternoon at 80 O'clock
| The third anniversary celebration OF
William +. Hunt Chapter, No. is. was
| held Thursday evening. The attend
ance was unusually large and included
/ in addition to the grand matron and
grand patron, many prominent mem
| ness meeting the chapter opened its
| doors to it's friends not members OF
| the order. A well selected program
| was presented by the chairman of the
entertainment committee. Mrs Minnie
f. Strickler. This being the birthday
also of the chapters treasurer, Mrs
Augusta Brown. she was presented by
f; John c. Proctor, on behalf of others
with Il bouquet of roses.
| The worthy patron, Arthur J. Rich
ards, announced the program, which
| included the following numbers: So
prano solos, Mrs. Lillian Bennett, ac-
| companied by Mrs. Louise b. Cline
contralto solos, Mrs. Martha /. Kester
! accompanied by Miss Florence Train.
Evening star., 1915-01-31

1t WIS expected that the neWI. re-
vi$ed constitution for subordinate
lodges would b. considered and acted
OH at the adjourned session vi tE.
Grand Lodge last Thursday evening, hut
there was SO much other business that
came up for action that the considera-
ton OF the constitution WAS postponed
to an adjourned special session, to be
called at the discretion Of the grand
master.
Evening star., 1915-01-31

Mrs. La Rue of Washington Mas ons
OF the guests who delivered short :iu-
dress at the recent installation r"rr-
monies in Philadclphia. Pennsylvania
won the pennaut in 1871; for tn" larS
est membership gain in the United
States and Canada.
Evening star., 1915-01-31

The afternoon .,0n party of Liberty
Hive " i'll take Vlac" Wednesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs M"k"N"Y,
41S eth street northeast
Evening star., 1915-01-31

Last Monday Union HIVE had IL a.
stallation OF officers. Mrs. Mabel T g..
Rue acting as iustallin" officer III .
Barrow WAS musician. Fancy 'lInr3IE:
and refreshments we're features Nj S.
Rule, Mrs. Weeks and Mrs. LIT l;u'
were recipients of gifts
Evening star., 1915-01-31

At the meeting OF Friendship Tenn
pie. No. 8. Pythian Sisters. Wednesday
evening. several members were report
ed sick. The officers for this term are
as follows: Most excellent chief. Ada
Freeman; excellent senior. Nellie john
son: excellent junior, Gussfe Allward ::
manager, Nellie Johnson; NJ. OF f. and
C, Annie sullivan re-electedb: NJ. of
F., Ida Crown (re-elected(: protector,
Jennie Wood; guard. Sophia Roderick
The Past Chiefs Association will hold
a box party February 10, which the
members of both temples are request
sd fo attend
Evening star., 1915-01-31

Amity Lodge. 10. 81. Tuesday evening
made preparations for a benefit enter
tainment, which will be given Tues
day evening. February 23. in the lodge
room, X near ~. street southwest. IL
lustrated songs by George W. Powell,
lyric tenor. and songs by other we'll
known singers will enter into the pro-
gram. Other features also will be
provided.
Evening star., 1915-01-31

Langdon Lodge. No. 26. at its meeting
Monday had more than half it's mem
bership present. Ways and means We're
discussed relating to a campaign for
new members. The lodge gefcontemplates
! building an addition to Its hall on re-
Gently purchased additional ground ad-
joining the hall. NJ S. Fall, P. c., the
degree director. is rehearsing the de-
gree team.
Evening star., 1915-01-31

Friendship Lodge, No. 12. which meets
in Kidder Hall. 10th street near Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, now meets
the first and third Wednesdays of each
month instead of every Wednesday
evening. as heretofore. A visit from
members of other lodges. 1t has been
announced. will be appreciated.
Evening star., 1915-01-31

Victory Hive. No. l.. had its first
meeting recently with the fun set ct
newly installed officers in the chairs.
One member was initiated.
Evening star., 1915-01-31

Psst Commander Gratz Z. Durkum
Instructor general Of work of the
Evening star., 1915-01-31

Mrs. Mabel T. La Rue viii be "at
home at Fontanet Courts the last FRI
day of each month to all Lady Macca-
bees and friends.
Evening star., 1915-01-31

The election of Irving K. Schwingcr
as grand warden by tho Grand Lodge
L. o. .. T., OF the District OF Colum-
bia. at its annual session. brings to
light q new possibility as Grand Mas
ter Of Odd Fellows Of the District, be-
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JONESBORO

a very quiet town meeting was held
in the Town Hall yesterday. The fell
lowing officers We're elected: Modega-
tor, g. H. Earney: Clerk. F. H. Schop-
pee: selectmen, 3. H. Varney, Fl. l..
Marston. r. NJ. Smith; assessors. Il. a.
Fish, w. n. Gilman, r. NJ. Smith;
the selectmen were elected overseers;
treasurer, f. A. Schoppee: agent, +.
G. 3Drisko. school board. Joel Look.
! Raised the following; common schools,
$500: high school, $500; text books, $50,
tsupplies. $50; repairs, sl25. Salary Of
500; DEFICIENCIES, $1,000;
contingent fund, sl25; town officers.
$500; State road $500. and State road
repairs $50. highways and bridges,
5000; library, $50: private ways. $50.
Total appropriate s3240.40.
Superintendent Co~son has assigned
teachers for the spring term as fol-
lows: Looks Point, Viola Brigham;
Station, Hazel Lindsey: White. Mary
Torrey; Corner, Mary Cogan; Village
Edith Kelley. Georgia Fish, assistant;
High school, Clara Chapman. princi-
pal; Katharine Melcher. assistant
All the elementary schools are &c
open April 5; the High school March
30.
Benjamin H. Varney has been elected
truant officer for the year by the
School Board.
The Rev. f. A. Allan farm has beer
sold recently and the parties are to
take immediate possession.
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CHINA

SOUTH-Mrs. Chester Hulsman of
Everett. Mass, who was called here
by the death Of her father, Llewellyn
Bragg. returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Orland Swain of Waterville
passed few days last week at How
ard Clarks
w. 0. harrington is making maple
syrup and SO far it has been a poor
season.
A few farmers are moving some of
their potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hallowell have
left the hospital in Augusta and NOV
ed on their place near South China
postoffice.
Mrs. r. NJ. Jones Of Philadelphia
arrived at her summer home Sunday
for the summer. Mr.. Jones will come
Thursday for his Easter vacation.
Mrs. j. F. Farwell Of Riverside has
been the guest Of Mrs. Fl. L. Fuller
for nearly two weeks, returning home
March IS
Those on the sick list in this vicini-
~ are Mrs. Frank Goodspeed, Charles
Jackson and little Leila Jerolman.
Mrs. Lindley Morrill, is caring for
Mrs Frank Goodspeed
Miss Elizabeth Craig Of Augusta
came home Sunday on account Of the
illness OF her mother. Mrs. Goodspeed
Florence CARL is at home from Wat
erville for her Easter vacation. She
will pass part in Boston with friends
Erskine Academy opens Tuesday
after a weeks vacation.
Mary Webber is. visiting her par
ents. Her brother Mervin is passing
his vacation with her.
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N0RRIDCEWOCK

Charles Carpenter and daughter
Laura returned Monday from week S
visit with relatives in Bloomfield, n
b
Ralph Packard, a U. of M. student,
is a guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. X. Packard.
Miss Rose Holbrook Of Skowhegan
was in town Sunday to attend the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Clarissa
Tinkham.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Maxf1eld of
Rowe Pond were recent guests Of rel
atives in town.
E. F. Baker is i'll at his home near
Sandy River.
Wallace Bickfords e Belgrade is
working for WIN Wallace.
Mrs. Kate Hoshfook and son Elton
of skowhegan Sre spending their
Easter vacation with her brother, w.
c. Fletcher.
Miss Stella Packard, who has been
teaching in New Sharon, is spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. K. Packard.
Miss Abbie Giggey, who has been
employed in Montville, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Andrew Anderson, before
assuming her duties as teacher in
Mercer.
Walter Ferrand, who has been work
ing in Frank Sterry's saw mill. finish
ed work Saturday and has returned to
his home in Mercer.
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THORNDIKE

The Helping Hand Club, with taei,
husbands had a picnic supper at Mrs
F. S. Hogan's one night last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Abbott and son.
David Of Knox visited Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. Bragdon last Thursday
Mrs. Ichabod Spencer and daughter,
Priscilla passed Friday with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoves are visiting at
Mr.. Roy Stewards.
DR.. Hurd Of Wateryille was in tow,
On professional business last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hunt are to move
back on their farm for the summer.
Charles Bessey is visiting in town.
Mrs. Al Bailey Of Knox visited her
daughter, Mrs. Merton Bradford, las:
Friday.
Eerd Marcia has been sick with tn
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Braa6un
were called to South Freedp1 -
illness Of his fathd cphriA e
don. who had a sltg1 sback 81
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UNITY

WEST.-C. E. Murch is visiting hel
parents at Fiorenceville. N. B.
D. e. Patterson Of Benton called or
friends here Sunday.
F.. H. Foster and granddaughter Ber-
nice arrived Monday at G. H. Fos-
ter's. Both have been staying il
Knox.
School in the Kelley's district be-
gan March %, with Mrs. Anna Means
for teacher.
Frank johnson and family. who have
been staying in one Of the Maplewood
Lumber Co.'S camps fhis winter, are
moving to Brooks. :.
MISS Lena Kimble. DISC Mrs. Irma
Parthurst OF Albion were guests last
week Of Nj. and Mrs. L. P. Foster.
Tho remains of the late Max Ham
Nm, who died at the Waldo County
hospital Saturday afternoon, was
brought to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oaro knight where the funeral ser
yiQeAHere held Tuesday afternoon. !
q Clayton Chandler Of Bangor
last week her parents, Mr.. and
n. Jones.
IA JoAas arrived home Monday
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WINDSOR

The remains of the late DR.. James
Pierce native of this town, but for
many years resident physician OF
Stockton Springs. were brought to this
town for interment Monday. March
90 and placed by the side Of his wife,
formerly Miss Minerva, daughter of
late Horace and Almena Colburn. A
short service was held at the grave
in the presence of relatives and old
friends.
Mrs. Athorne Dutton and little son
Marice Of Damariscotta were guests
Saturday and Sunday Of Mrs. H. A.
Dutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Lewis Of White
field visited Sunday their sister, Mrs.
c. F. Donnell. q
Rev. c. n. Garland, district supers
intendent. was in town Tuesday.
March so on business matters pertain
ing to the NJ. E. church.
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CHINA

Miss Annie B. Doe returned to Pitts
field Sunday after a three weeks va
cation passed with her mother, Mrs.
Selma Doe.
Miss George L. Farnsworth. who is
teaching at Danforth. passed a week
Of her vacation with her brothers
family. returning March q to her
school.
D. B. Harrington. who with his fam
lily passed. the winter at Kissimmee.
Fla. will sEeturn the first Of May to
their home in this place.
Mrs Selma Doe is passing a few
days in Gardiner.
Miss Helen Shaw has moved from
the DR.. Nelson house into the Metho-
dist parsonage.
Miss Mary Washburn is at home i'll
with the grip.
Silver Lake Grange entertained AL
hion Grange Tuesday. March so, a
large number being present.
Fred S. Wallace of Waterville is in
town building a piazza on Fred Ger
rold's house.
J. A. Woodsum is shipping several
carloads of hay 10 Boston from this
vicinity.
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LIBERTY

SOUTH-Chester w. Fuller. the H.
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. O. 3.
Fuller, died March 20 after lingering
illness Of more than months, al
though the direct cause of death was
due to a severe attack of the grip,
from which he was unable to rally.
He was boy much liked by everyone
oU8ng to his quiet disposition and will
be- missed by all as during all the
long time he was sick he was never
head to complain. The father d
mother, five brothers and six sisters,
an aged grandmother and other rela-
tives survive. Services were held in
the chapel, conducted by Rev. w. T..
Overlook. A choir composed Of Mrs.
Blanche Johnston, Mrs. Edith Over
lock, Mrs. Clara Overlook and w. E.
Overlook sang appropriate selections.
informant was in the Pierpont Gene
terry at Washington.