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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-09-02
LEXINGTON

The first Peterson reunion was held
at the home of K. L. Peterson, Aug.
%, 1915. Those present were as fol-
lows: Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Peterson,
Doris and Harold Peterson. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cox of North Jay; Mrs.
Chas. Peterson and daughter Evelyn;
Mrs. Harry Hilton and son Chester of
North Arson; Mrs. Leroy Parsons
and children, Muriel, Rachael, Harriet
and Everett of Dead River; Mrs. Guy
Sheaff Van Lawrence of Scion. They
were favored with a fine day and all
partook of bountiful dinner of baked
beans and brown bread and all the
good things that 60 with them. The
afternoon was spent in singing, social
talk and business. Voted to hold the
reunion at the home of r. Y. Peterson
the last Saturday in August of each
year with picnic dinner, beans and
brown bread furnished. The youngest
present was Everett Parsons, age
eight weeks. Three generations were
represented. They reported fine
time and returned to their many homes
looking forward to the day when they
would all be together again.
Wallace Pinkham who has been
quite sick, is gaining
Maurice Durrell, who has been Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Morris, of Saco,
has returned home.
Harold Peterson is on the sick list
at this writing.
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SOUTH CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Smith of Show
hogan were visitors at Ellie Sails
burys, last Tuesday.
An organ has been purchased to be
placed in the schoolroom.
Mrs. Everett Salisbury and little
daughter Amanda, went to Skowhe-
gan, Wednesday TO visit with friends,
and also intend TO visit friends in
Fairfield before returning home.
A terrific thunder shower occurred
In this vicinity last Wednesday after
noon. The lightning struck Frank
Cross barn. SCATTERING the glass. re-
moving some of the shingles. Mr..
Cross was Frustrated and remained
unconscious for some time. A large
maple tree near L. s. Hollis was
struck.
Miss Lucie Burrill of Canaan and
Mrs. Miriam Hoar of Massachusetts
spent Saturday with Miss Burrills
sister, Mrs. J. w. Boston.
Mrs. n. J. Rawding and little son
Norman Julian. of Brunswick are Wis
i,lng Mrs. +. c. Hicks.
Ed. Caswell and Mrs. Encie Clark
OF Bingham came to Lafayette Jacobs
last Tuesday. Mr.. Caswell returned
saturday while Mrs. Clark remained
for visit with her mother. Mrs
Jacobs.
The willing workers aided by ths
school board with little paint and
wall paper have made \ great I'm
/ proyement In the sehoolroom. Now
I II the pupllB will refrain from freseo
Ing with their pencils. and earvini
with their knives the interior OF IN.
schoclrpom. We will be much plsAsed
The Happy Hour Club met VII
MIRA Trivia whl,,en. North Ciintos
wednesday afternoon. The fssstvssss
wess somewhat intsrrupsed ~ -
we're thunder shower, II vas - Gar
during the tempest people veS
obligsA 20 lirh, up,
NJ. AsA Mts Jehn nfoee. - ~
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CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Carey, sons Les
ter and Norman and Mrs. Eva Shean
of Fort Fairfield were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Maxfield, Sunday. All
took a trip in the Carey touring car
to Bingham.
Mrs A M. Burrill left Friday for
visit with her sister at Nashua. N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith took an
auto trip to East Pond, Smithfeld,
Sunday. They were accompanied by
Miss Beryl Foster, who is to teach
there the coming fall. The term be-
gan Aug. 80.
Miss lisa Getchell of Augusta is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Henry Kicker.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Foster are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the birth Of
a daughter, Aug. q, Zelda Maxine.
Miss Vide Humphrey left Sunday
for Smithfield to teach. Term began
Aug. 80.
Mrs. Howard Drew and daughter
Helen, of New York. were guests Of
Mrs. Sarah Drew, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farnham ac-
companied by friends have gone to
Isleboro for an outing
Miss Minnie Williams has returned
home from Waterville where she has
been stopping for several weeks.
Thursday was Young Peoples night
at Canaan Grange. Following are the
officers: NJ, True Ellis; O., Leland
Jewell; S., Arlie Williams; A. s.,
Harry Drawn; L., Clyde Tibbetts
Chap, Wilma Baston; Sec'y, Frank
Poster; Treas, Dean Salisbury; Ceres,
Hattie Fowler; Pomona, Jeanette
Williams; Flora, Minnie Williams; G.
X, Glenn Tibbetts; l.. A. S., Hazel
Lewis The following entertainment
was presented:
Song. Clyde Decker; recitation, Will
ma Boston; piano solo, Sadie Mason;
defamation, Preston Lewis; recita-
ton. Hazel Lewis; dialogue, Hattie
Lewis and Hattie Fowler; three tab
leaux; singing by Grange choir. Ice
cream and cake were served followed
by a social.
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

Angler Goodwin and wife of Melrose
Mass. are at Mrs. Ruby Goodwins.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Covell with Mr.
and Mrs Higgins of Lynn. Mass. took
an auto trip to China Lake Friday.
The Busy Workers met at Leona
Giffords Wednesday afternoon. Ruth
Bartlett Of New York and Davis Will
liams Of Albion were out of town
guests. Refreshments were served.
Irwin Covell is at home for a vaca-
ton. ~ -
The girls OF the Junior class In the
Union S. s. who got up the fsarkih
order, entertained their friends at the
home of their teacher, Miss Bigelow
Thursday afternoon Refreshments
of orange ice, fruit punch, cakes and
waters were served. Dainty place
cards and souvenirs were at each
plate. Miss Ruth Harris of Lynn, Mass
was the out-of-town guest.
Miss Ester Weber went to Show
hogan Saturday where she will be the
guest of friends for some days.
A number from this place enjoyed
the trip to Kineo Sunday.
Mrs. McCurdy of Watervile, spoke
at the Union church Sunday. Miss
Smell and Miss McColler of Fairfield
sang duet. Rev. NJ. F. Holman OF
the Baptist church, Fairfield, will
speak at the Union church, Sept IL
There will be no Sunday school OIL
other services at this church, Sept. 5;
on account of the Quarterly meeting
at the Friends church, when special
speakers of interest to all will speak
both forenoon and afternoon.
meeting at the Friends church Sept
There will be an all-day Quarterly
ember 4 and 5.
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SOMERSET

Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Green are
visiting Mrs. Green's sister at Leeds
Junction.
Mrs. Nellie Larkin of West Bethel,
Mass. Is visiting relatives in Maine.
At present she is visiting at Mason
Luecs. Next week she will pass at
South Poland with Mrs. Kate Clark
Miss Hazel Knowles has finished
working for Mrs. Mabel Abbott and
returned home to attend school. Her
sister. Josephine Knowles, has taken
her place at Mrs. Abbott's.
Elias Taylor, teacher at the Mill
school. went to Skowhegan, Friday TO
be gone until Tuesday.
Bernard Dexter and Tim Ahoarn
were down river for few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Crosby OF
Somerset. Clayton Grossly and little
son Richard. Of Arson. are visiting at
Princeton. the boyhood home OF the
Crosbys. They went In Mr.. Crosby 4
auto and made stops at Bangor. Calais
and several other places OF interest
Little Alma Durrell has recovered
from her illness sufficiently TO be able
to return TO the camp where her mo-
Their works. All hope she Will soon
be entirely over the lamcness now
A., troubling her.
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manner of all, as they gathered at the
old home from different points to en-
10Y the day. The forenoon was pleas
antly passed in social chat and well
coming new arrivals, and the noon
hour soon came bringing sumptuous
repast of baked beans, pastry of all
kinds, coffee and fruit. After dinner
came the meeting which was called
to order by the president, Mrs. Han
nah Hodgdon Young, and opened by
singing the Hodgdon motto song,
Amino ct Eide" (By Courage and By
FAITH.
Next came the roll call to which
wbutoarfitblohus rhmahrdl hind
about fifty-fye responded. After the
business part of the meeting was con-
cluded a program of Rotations and
music was enjoyed. One of the spe-
cial features of this was a song, THE
Old Home composed and sung by
Mrs. Emma Hodgdon Berry A rising
vote of thanks was extended Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Hodgdon for their efforts
TO make the day such an enjoyable
one. and an invitation given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Malon Boynton, to the Hodgdons,
to hold their reunion at their cottage
at Embden Lake next year was gladly
accepted The program closed by
singing America and repeating "The
Lords Prayer" in which all joined.
With much sociability, games and re-
freshments of Ice cream and cake, who
could wonder that the remainder of
the afternoon passed all too quickly
and 1t was time to depart once more
from he old home tree to the many
branches that extended from it, but
though their ways were separate the
thoughts of all united in declaring it
day long to be remembered with
pleasure.
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If WORRIED ABOUT YOUR CHILD

Frail, weak children need watehfui
care. II your child is siekly, it needs
good care more than coddling. Give
lots OF nourishing food. keep the child
outdoors as much as possible. and see
that all the habits are regular. l. F."
Atwood's Medicine does irail children
a world OF good. IL is good Tor con-
stipated bowels. helps along the appe-
lite, acts as a tonic and improves the
general health. This mother says so f:
Spruce Head. N.ias.
have used IL p At-go4, MsAisias
ever s,n<s | ~as little ffi. have 'sstily
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Ernest Emery, lately of Gorham, N.
H, visited relatives here the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh F. Goodwin,
Ruth Finson and Earl Robertson went
by auto to North Berwick Monday to
visit Mrs. Goodwin's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Allen. and George Finson,
calling on relatives in Augusta en-
route.
An assemblage estimated at one
hundred and fifty people was at the
Town Hall on Friday evening to OBJ
serve the recent nuptials and extend a
cordial reception to Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Tobey, nee Clara Nelson of Mon
son. They were RECALLED with ice cream
and fancy crackers. and Reyes orches-
ira of Belfast furnished music for
dancing Mr.. and Mrs. Tobey will be
at home at the residence of A. F. Hurd
for the present.
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BRIGHTON

Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Walker, who have
spent the summer in Waterville, ar
rived home Friday.
Mrs. E. A. Decker and children of
Skowhegan, are visiting relatives in
town.
Ray Haskell of Jackman was a guest
last week of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Liant Haskell.
Esther Eaton of Waterville came
Saturday for two weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. S. T. Walker.
Harry Farrin and George Brasier
went to Foxcroft, Sunday on business.
Mrs. Liant Haskell is attending
camp-meeting at Etna.
Mrs. Frances Brown of Monmouth
is visitor in town.
Parker Foss of Waterville was a
Sunday guest at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Ward and family
of South Scion spent Sunday at the
home of Henry McClintocks.
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iting her sister Mrs George Morse.
Mrs. Nellie Williamson, who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Mile
Diggles, for several weeks. returns to
her home in Massachusetts, the pres
ent week
Alton Smith was drawn juror at the
September term of court.
Ira Hilton of Norridgewock was in
town one day last week measuring
corn for the Burnham Morrill, factory.
Little Miss Louise Corson, who has
been spending a few weeks, with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cor
son. returned to her home in the viii
lage this week
The village school commenced Mon
ay, Mrs. Gertrude Stevens, teacher.
Lyman H. Dennison and family NOV
ed to Winthrop, Saturday last, where
they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Harris of Will
ton were at Allen Hilton's, Sunday.
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EAST SKOWHEGAN

Mrs. Fred Holt was visitor at Mrs
S. c. Burrills last Friday
Charles Burrill of Fairfield spent the
Sabbath with his mother.
Mrs. Rose Bracket came from Nor
ridgewock to visit at JEWELS Camp,
and found no one there to meet her as
she expected which was quite dis
appointment to her. She stopped with
Mrs. Burrill two nights. and Monday
morning returned in George Smith S
auto to her work
While Mr.. Jewell was at the camp
he discovered that a pane of glass had
been removed by taking off the putty
and the oars were taken out, the lock
broken on their nice boat. Now all
this of course was done in the day
time and they must have been seen
when out on the water in large boat
like that. There were smaller boats
nearby, but | presume they did not
suit their tastes like the Jewell boat
which is first class boat. They also
borrowed, it appears. Ed JEWELS can
vas boat and left it in the bushes some
way from the camp.
Mrs. E. B. Richardson and son Will
bur, were at Lakewood while we had
that big shower last week, which will
be remembered for a long time as it
was doing damage in many places
though nothing serious happened here.
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SOUTH WEST CANAAN

George Hopkins and son Edwin OF
Georgetown. Mass. were guests OF his
sister. Mrs. Martha Davis. several days
the past week.
Asa Shores of wateryille visited his
mother. Mrs. Fred Jackson. sunday.
Minnie Williams has returned from
wateryille. where she has been en-
ployed for several weeks.
Mrs. Lewis Johnson OF ST. Adams
was a guest at Irving Davis. recently.
Beryi Foster has gone to Smithneld
to teach the fall term.
Frank Hayden and family attended
the Advent eampmeeting at Coysnna.
Friday
Ira Richardson. Who has been pass
Ing her summer vacation Nth her
grandmother MIRA Reuben Reed. re-
turned 10 her home In Benton. Mon'
day.
Mrs John Goodridge aud chlldFsn
visited her pArsats. Mr. and Mira.
Frank Sslsos. sasday
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EMBDEN CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Young of Au-
gusa have been recent visitors in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Thomas Collins, Bingham, with
her sons, Mont and Harold, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Case.
last week.
George o. Moulton is drawn jury
man for the September term of court.
Schools are progressing finely with
Mrs. Henry Thompson teacher of the
Longfellow and Roy Clifford the Nc
kinley.
Mrs. Mae Moulton and Mrs. Hannah
Young have gone to Oakland. for a
few days visit with their aunt, Mrs.
Esther Chick.
J. l.. Foss of Scion was in town
buying lambs last week.
Aug. 20. occurred the eleynth annual
reunion of the Hodgdon family at the
old Hodgdon homestead 1t was a
beautiful day. being one of the rare
occasions OF this season, when "Old
Sol" Is in attendance for several sue
cessive hours and the appreciation of
the sunshine was manifest in the
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SOUTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY

Colby York of North Arson has pur-
chased the Joe Clark farm, so called,
in Athens and moved his family onto
it.
Mrs C. B. Gilman was on the sick
list few days last week. Her
brother, James Pugh, and wife of
Cornville spent Sunday with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyson Chase of
Athens were at Phineas Chase's, Sun
day.
Mrs. Jennie Lake and daughter
Maud. are guests of her mother, Mrs
Hattie Robinson.
Mrs Leaman Pierce and children of
The Forks, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham
have recently visited relatives in this
section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colby York have a
young son born Aug. "a.
The Coburn school in Bingham
opened Aug. %. with Mrs. Fremont
Steward as teacher.
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been stopping at Horace Nason's, went
TO Etna, Wednesday for a visit with
relatives. Harry Friend, a nephew of
Mrs. Brock, came for them with his
auto.
a meeting at the schoolhouse, Sep
TENDER instead OF L, as reported
last week.
The fall term of school opened Aug.
30 under the instruction of Miss Avis
Maddocks of Holden.
Miss Katharine Keene of Orono
called on friends in this place last
Thursday.
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WEST MOSCOW

Mrs, Daniel Hilton spent Saturday
and Sunday with her friend, Mrs. Man
ley Hunnewell of Bingham.
Mrs Ray Nye who has been visit
ing her parents, has returned to North
Arson where she has a position as
teacher in the Mark Emery school.
Orrin Haskill. one of our former
teachers, visited Norman Collins all Of
last week. He returned to Pttsfeld,
Thursday, where he Is to take a post
graduate course at the Maine Central
Institute and Ii, In December. going
to Annapolis, Maryland, where he is to
enter college.
Little Harold, the younger son of
Amos Hunnewell, was quite seriously
injured Saturday by falling on stick
which he had in his mouth.
Mrs. Grace McKenney and son AL
ton, of Monmouth, have been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Collins.
E. o. Taylor, missionary for the NJ.
B. s., who has been visiting at his
home in Hyde Park, Mass, returned
last week accompanied by his son
Frank Taylor, who Is to open up a
grocery store in Bingham, in the
front part of Eta Hollis house. Mr..
Taylor has been most fortunate in
securing a very pleasant rent in Earl
Taylor's house about one half mile
below the village. Mrs. Taylor is ex-
pected soon from Hyde Park with the
household goods.
Mrs. Edward Berry is spending a
few days down river visiting her
daughters. Mrs. Leroy Badger and
Mrs Leslie Goodwin.
We are all glad to see Mrs. Lee Ell
lis among us again. She is to spend
the winter with her father, Eb. Hill.
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CORNYILLE

The alumni present at the Cornvlle
High school reunion: L. l.. Smith
Sanford, Strickland. c. H. Blackwell
S. H. Beal, Della McDaniels Herrin, c.
S. Moody, G. n. Smith, Minnie S. Jud-
kins. Carrie Smith French. Blanche
Goodridge Williams and W. n. Palm
er of Cornville: Sadie Parsons Har-
well OF East Madison; Arthur S
woodman of Athens; Melvin Palmer
and Ivanella Smith Palmer of Hinck-
ley; Minnie Beal Lord, D. B. Hobart
r. C. Wentworth. Hannah E. Went
worth, W. B. Whittier and Emma
Smith futile of Skowhegan: Lottie
Flanders Sprague OF Waterville: AID.
die Warren Holmes OF Roslindale
Mass. and George H. Woodman Of
Brewer
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MERCER VILLAGE

Miss Merle Brown left town Saiur-
day for Readneid. where she Will teach
school
The Ladies' birthday Club were en-
tertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs
c. VI. Girdl.r. Members present we're
Mrs. A. n Dunton. Miss Inca nToWn.
Mrs. Henry True. MIRA Harry Corson,
Mrs stella hiwelow, Mra Harris, Cor
don. Mrs Carlton Morse. Mrs, George
Morse, Mrs. N. u, Frederic Of s,srks
vas also present AZ an Invited xuest
Refreshments IT Ice cream and 40
sorted cake wsF~ served The neat
meeting Will b. With Mrs cari,on
Morse. Sept. eth
Nts. ~ y Frederic Of s,afks 10 via
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limit Visit the California EyOOSitiOnS

without supply of Aliens Foot Ease,
the autiseptic powder TO be Shaken
into the Shoes. or dissolved in the
bath The Standard Remedy for
the feet for % years. 1t gives in,
prevents swollen hot feet one lady
writes: Il enjoyed every minute OF
my stay at the Expositions, thanks to
Aliens Foot-Ea in my shoes. Get
il TODAY
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Albert Smith commenced work Mon
day on the bungalow which he is go
ing to build on land he recently pur-
chased of Marian Flagg.
Mrs. Florence Harlow of Boston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. V. c. Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs Don Ames of Fairfield
were Sunday guests at Hartwell Pea
yey's.
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OAK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

William B. Walker, Police Division
No. II, Boston. is on his annual vaca-
ton accompanied by his niece, Mrs.
Carrie E. Walker of Roxbury, Mass.
Miss Matte E. Crane of orridgewock,
who has been spending her vacation
in Massachusetts, is returning with
them.
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st. AIRlyS

Mrs. Lena Mebane 10 at home from
lockwood. whore she 10 engaged In
teaching
Mr.. and Mrs A D Baird are on q
trip 10 Chiitenden. Vermont.
Eleanor Mower and Gertrude Carey
Of Boston. and Edwina Mower Of Lew
is'on, are spending their vacation at
the home Of Mrs Ns,,ie Mower.
Or. and Mrs. Jackson and 500. Of
Barre. Nsrmont. are a, their cottage
Earl Martin visited his parents over
sunday. Nj and Mrs Allsn Martha.
coming from ssese. where hs has sm.
ysoy msnt
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through neglect or
overwork l get run
down and my appe-
tite is poor ana |
have that weak, Ian.
guild, always tired
feeling, / get a bot
tie Of Lydia E. Pink.
hams V e ge ia b e
Compound, a n d it
builCs me up, gives
me strength, and re.
stores me to perfact
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WEST NEW PORTLAND

DR.. A. H. Clark, Mrs. Clark, Mrs
Caroline Clark and Miss Della But
Ter left Wednesday for San Francisco
California, to visit relatives and at
tend the Exposition.
Fred King has moved his family tC
Pennington.
A large crowd was in attendance al
the dance at Lemon Stream hall, Fri
day night. Music was by Peerless
Orchestra, Kingfeld.
Benjamin Page is very i'll at Hoyt's
boarding house
Mrs. Glenn Ellis and two children
of Kingfeld, who have been visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Hoyt, returned to her home Sun
day.
Mabel Spearing is working in the
family Of o. w. Williamson, during the
illness of Mrs. Williamson and daught-
err
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AVE YOU BEEN SICK!

Then you realise the utter weakness
dat robs ambitioa, destroys appetite.
spA nakes work q burden.
TOssseass thAa sessasth and stamina that
= . ssssstiAl. sosAlas hAs ever eqsaied
g Gompaeud Viii oeoet's Kualsion. be-
Onao - eossaGeh. sassaiains soasish-
80 iuvlGsssess IL blood 10 dissribuie
sowU ShseasAoss ~ budy while iss tonic
yalls shAsysas The appetite and RESTORES
henl1h . . naeussl, pss0asses wsy.
q - ~ sua dsvs. siss6. sssvoss.
OvusvssbsA - lAek sessa0sh. ~ ecusa .
Uunlslsa oo-Asy. n y ~ 40 a1eohel
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JACKMAN STATION

Albert Loubier has opened his new
cafe. and will keep open nights as
we'll as days. Fruit and ice cream
on sale. 5w32
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MAYFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. White of Sanger
VILE have moved here to live with A.
L. Flanders.
Kleber Huff from the West has been
visiting at G. E. Flanders.
X L. Campbell attended the dance
at Wellington, Friday night.
Howard Bryant is expected home
from the hospital at Lewiston, this
week. Mr.. Bryant underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis.
Mildred O'Donald has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Hattie O'Donald.
Carroll Starbird and wife and chill
dren and sister, Mamie, and G.. p. Bal
ley, wife and son, Dwain, from Sang
erville were in town blueberrying a
few days this week.
Mrs. George Flanders is visiting in
Athens.