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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-20
CANAAN

Mrs. Biah Ames of Fairfield is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Laforest Moore.
Ernest Tatro was at home over SUM-
day from Fairfield.
Mrs. Elsie Weymouth Of Skowhegan
is visiting her sister, Miss Betsy Davis.
Miss Vede Humphrey was at home
over Sunday from her school in Smith
field.
MIR. and Mrs. George Johnston and
daughter Margaret of Oakland and
MIR. and Mrs. Percy Johnston and lit
tie daughter Phyllis of Bridgeport, CT.
were guests Tuesday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. D. Harris. 4.
Charlie Hoxie and Preston Furber
have recently purchased autos.
turned to Orono Sunday. following a
shor. visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r. H
Harris.
The fair held by Sunrise Chapter. O.
E. S., Wednesday. May II, was sue
cess, both socially and financially. The
hall was handsomely draped with
bunting. The booths, six in number
were attractively arranged. All sorts OF
articles from fancy work to cookery
were on sale.
Those in charge Of the booths were:
Fancy table, Mrs. Goldie Davis, Mrs
Millie Totman; apron booth, Mrs
Katherine Barrett. Mrs. Idella Har.
rington; mems and boys furnishings
Mrs. Mary Toder. Mrs. May Fitzger.
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WINDSOR

SOUTH-Miss Mary Simpson has re-
turned to her home in Augusta after Wis
iting Miss Edith Given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Danford Drake and Mrs.
Clara Drake have reopened their home
here after passing the winter in Augusta.
Abraham Choate of Augusta was a WIS.,
itor here recently.
Harland Hussey took a party consisting
of Miss Annie Lyon. Miss Hazel Taylor,
Miss Inez Kennedy and Mrs. Hattie
Moody to Waterville to attend the teach
ers convention.
G. w. Soper of Winthrop was a caller
here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dunton called on
friends in jefferson and Whitefield Sun
day.
Miss Inez Kennedy was the recipient
of a Maybasket Thursday nignt hung by
the members of her school.
c. E. Starrett and a party from War
rem called On relatives here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Danford Drake visited
Mrs. brakes parents in North Nobleboro
Sunday.
| Mrs w. A. Pinkham visited her daugh-
! ter. Mrs. M J. Mosher, few days last
| week.
| Henry Dunton was Sunday caller at
! Windsor Corner
| MIR. Donnell of Alma was a Sunday
| guest at the Bryant homestead.
| Miss Martha Bryant was in Augusta
! on business recently, accompanied by
Mrs J. w. Sproul and Fred 7. Sproul.
! Mr. and Mrs. Latin and baby of Hal
| lowell were weekend guests of their sor
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Latin.
Walter Pratt was in Gardiner on bust
ness one day recently.
! Friends OF c. F. Donnell. who is receiv-
ing treatment at the Augusta General
| hospital following surgical treatment
are pleased to hear Of his gradual i'm
provement.
The Unity Club was entertained by Mis-:
Edith Given this week.
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Hollis A. Simpson, who was in
jured in the accident at the mill of
the katardin Pulp and Paper Com
pany at Lincoln, Monday night, arriv-
ed at his home in this city Wednes-
Gay. Mr.. Simpson was injured about
the left side and hip and Immediately
after his arrival here an X-ray was
taken Of his ip to find out il the
bones had fractured. Tie acct
dent occurre> when a heavy roll of
paper at the end of the machine fell
owing to the breaking of a bearing.
The roll which weighed $500 pounds,
struck Mr.. Simpson on the side and
hip and he is feeling thankfuE that he
escaped with his life. The report
that Perry Simpson formerly Of this
city was also injured was not so, as
he had just left the place under the
roll a minute before 1t fell and was
out Of the danger zone. No serious
consequences are expected from Mr..
Simpsons injury but he will doubt
less be laid up for some time.
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WALDOBORO

NORTH-Nelson Kaler has purchased a
young horse Of Sidney Walter of Orffs
Corner.
Mrs. Lydia Morse of Pleasant Hill
called Monday on Mrs. Bessie Born
heimer.
Mrs. Sadie sukeforth of South Wash
ington was a business caller in this place
Monday.
Miss Ruby Walter. who has been pass
ing several years in Beverly. Mass, is
home for an indefinite stay.
Miss Annie Crotch of Augusta is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Herbert Witham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Mank went to
Waldoboro Sunday and passed the day
with relatives.
G. B. Walter recently visited her son
Leo, who is being treated at the Fair
field Sanatorium.
Fred Miller and Miss Sadie Kelley of
Union were callers Thursday in this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Walter and daugh-
ter Ruby called Sunday on Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. c. Mank at Feylers Corner.
J. c. Bognes, who has been passing a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Cal
derwood at North Warren, returned home
Sunday.
Miss Dorothy L. Sherman passed Satur-
day night and Sunday with Misses Olive
and Gladys Burgess at Willow Lake
farm.
John Hilton and Miss Rosy Overlook
of South jefferson were recent guests of
Miss Overlocks uncle, Isaac Overlook.
Mrs. Rebecca Hall of South jefferson
was a recent guest of her sister. Mrs.
Alden Burnheimer.
John Gibson. the newly appointed pas
tor to this place. made a trip to Rock
land Friday.
o. l.. Mank had a bee Saturday to haul
heads and slaves to the crossing at Wal
doboro to be shipped away.
Mr. and Mrs. f. L. league and family
of Warren and Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Win
chenbach and daughter passed Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. league.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred n. Oliver and daugh
ter Glenys and Ethel and Herbert Bias
com called Sunday on Mr.. and Mrs. LEV
ellyn Oliver at Pleasant Hill.
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PALERMO

EAST-Ralph Turner is visiting his
brother Carl at Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Lenfest were Sun
day callers upon Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Day.
Howard Glidden and Stanley Foster OF
Palermo Center were Sunday callers at
their uncle's, A. j. Tibbetts.
Mrs. Melissa Rhodes and daughte,
Edith visited her daughter. Mrs. Sadie
Bradstreet, Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Knox and Miss Mildred
Edwards were calling in this place Sun
day.
Charles Overlook of East Washington
was visiting his sister, Mrs. Amelia
Bradstreet. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Grady gave a
birthday party for Mr.. Grady's mother
Mrs. Eta Grady of Weeks Mills. May IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Norton visited Mr.
and Mrs. Will Ripley of South Montville
Thursday.
Mrs. Ernest Creamer of Washington
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. w
Turner, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Overlook of Ra.
zorville were calling in this place Sun
day afternoon.
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brought down the house. The young

brought down the house. The young
ladies responded to the encore, giving
the 'Flirtation Dance" in charming
manner. The next number was fine
demonstration of the hesitation waltz
given by prof Lee, Miss Watson, Miss
evils and Mr.. Trask. Then Miss Wat
son and Miss Lewis demonstrated the
same waltz, Miss Watson taking the
gentleman's part, and the way these
two little girls went through the diff
cult steps won them much admiration.
Following this was a demonstration OF
the waltz by Mr.. and Mrs. Trask ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Flynton. This was GER
tainly clever piece of work ana testi-
fed to the careful training OF Mr.. Lee.
The concluding number was an exhl-
bition of the hesitation, fox trot, and
one-step by Prof. Lee and Miss Merrl-
man Of Brunswick. Their performance
was all that is graceful in dancing and
was much enjoyed by all. After the ex-
hibition tie floor was cleared and gen.
eral dancing enjoyed until late hour.
An excellent supper was served by
Mrs. Nellie Lothrop.
Miss Alice Quimby attended the con-
cert at Pennington Thursday evening.
Mrs. H. ]. Bamford was the guest
Saturday of her daughter, Mrs. Bessie
Gle.
S. H. J. Berry passed away Thursday
at his home, after an illness of several
! years.
is A large number OF parents ana
friends attended the exercises Friday
afternoon at the Corner school. Inc
girls entertained and a fine program
was rendered. The boys will entertain
! in two weeks. Much credit is due the
teacher, Miss Alice Quimby, Tor the
excellent program.
| Arbor day exercises were held at the
South Fayette school taught by Ger
| trude Gile Barron. The schoolhouse was
decorated with flowers and flags. Fol-
lowing is the program which was lis
tened tc by numerous visitors: Song,
"Arbor Day" school; recitation, Eva
Reschenes: recitation, The Elm,
Lawrence Swift: recitation, Dwinal
Hubbard: recitation, Mrs. Mays Par
ty," Ma Swift; recitation, "A Secret,
Leroy Crocker; song, Hail Queen
Flora" school; recitation, Lost. the
Three Little Robins Sybil Freeman;
recitation, The Boys We Need,
George Dow; recitation, Spring Time. :
Ruth Dow: recitation, "A Secret" Rose
Deschenes: recitation, The Prairie
Farmer" Halbert Swift; american,
school.
The Fayette Corner baseball team
defeated the North Wayne team Sat
urday in an interesting game.
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aid; candy table, Mrs. Addie Williams
Mrs. Fannie Brawn; cake, Mrs. ADD
Holt, Mrs. Mary Croker; ice creas
booth, Mrs May Williams, Mrs. c. 1
Packard. Frederic Davis. Lunch w
served from to in charge OF Mls
Shellie Farnham. Mrs. Mabel Fosta
Mrs. Ola Maxfield.
The silk quilt and couch cover MAD
by ladies of the order in charge Of Nd
Merle Harris and, Mrs. Annie HID
were won by James Barrett. Ths, sd
pillow, made by Mrs. Walter Farn&l
was secured by Mrs. Max Foster.
Edith Tibbetts as Mother Goose, az
ly disposed of articles from the gns
bag. In the evening an entertaining
was given after which all articles d
sold were quickly auctioned on
Max Foster. ~
The net proceeds were $107. M
credit is due the committeesdf arran1
ments, Mrs. Belle Holt, Nh ~
Harris. Mrs. Belle Mason. h.
Frank Thompson of HartlaDd wel
business caller in town Saturday.
An interesting program war E1EG
by pupils Of the Brock schOd1
observance Of Arbor day. & ~
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RICHMOND

Mrs. lydia Patterson died at her
home on Main street Tuesday morn
ing, after an illness covering the past
few months. Mrs. Patterson was born
in the town of Dresden about II years
ago and had made her home their dur
ing the most of her life, moving to
Richmond only a few years ago. Her
husband, the late c. J. Patterson, died
only a few months ago and since then
her health had been poor. Funeral ser
vices will be held Thursday afternoon
at 1 o'clock. Rev. S. B. Brown of the
Free Baptist will oficiate. The inter-
ment will be at Dresden.
James E. Rowe died at his home Oh
South street Tuesday night, after an
illness of many months. Mr.. Rowe was
brought home from Bath few weeks
ego. where he had passed the winter
with his son, DR.. Walter E. Rowe. Mr..
Rowe was night watch in town foI
many years. His age was IS. Beside the
widow, two sons survive, DR.. Walter
f. Rowe of Bath and DR.. William A.
Rowe of Gloucester, Mass. Funeral
services will be announced later.
Mrs. Viola Leavitt is a patient ct the
Augusta General hospital, where, Tues
day, she underwent surgical treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Cornor and
Mrs. O. P. Galasha were visitors in
Augusta Wednesday.
Frank Preble and sister, Mrs. Roy
C. Harlow were visitors in Augusta
Tuesday.
A special meeting Of Kennebec Val
ley Epcampment was held Monday eve
ming. There was degree work.
A convocation Of Emeth Royal Arch
Chapter will be held Thursday eve
ming, May 20. There will be work In
the r. A. degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rankins OF
Augusta were recent visitors In town.
G. A. Hawkes. Of the G. A. Hawkes.
Shoe Co., left Tuesday for a months
business trip through the middle west
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The Ladies' Aid will meet Friday

The Ladies' Aid will meet Friday
with Mrs. F. A. Yeaton for sewing.
The death of Samuel Crane. Win
throp's oldest man, occurred the first
of the week and funeral services were
held yesterday at the residence Of his
son. George Crane. Mr.. Crane was
holder of the Post" cane for the old
est resident in town.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society met Monday with Mrs. F. j.
Davies. Eva Moody was elected Sec
rotary in place; Of Mrs. Clifford who
has gone to Portland. Mrs. Davies
conducted the Question Box and pa
pers were read by Mrs. Wriston, Mrs.
Fuller, Mrs. Pinkham and Mrs. Libby.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Prudence Metcalf died Monday
after a severe illness. The cause Of
death was pneumonia. Mrs. Metcalf
was a native Of Yarmouth but had
lived in Winthrop many years. She
was 70 years of age. She is survived
by the daughters, Mrs. Cora Tryon Of
Yarmouth and Miss Mary Metcalf OF
Winthrop, one son, Haven Metcalf o;
Washington, D. c.. and a brother, Au-
gustus Grant Of Yarmouth.
Mr.. Wilson of Albion is visiting his
son. George F. Wilson.
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PITTsTON

Mrs. Daniel McCobb and Miss Celia
McCobb Of Alma visited relatives here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert sy.;th of Gardiner
were guests Sunday of Pittston relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCobb with
party Of friends went to Damariscotta
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Towne and son Of
South Pittston recently visited at Eu
gene Fossett's.
George Alexander and family of Rich
mond visited last week Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Foye.
Mrs. Bertha Lyons of Augusta visited
Wednesday her sister, Mrs. Emma Foye
b.. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Folsom and chill
dren of Augusta came Sunday to pass the
day at Mrs. Folsom's former home with
her mother, Mrs. r. A. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rollins and daugh
ter Sarah went to Randolph Friday eve
ming to attend surprise party giver
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cuts.
MES. I. c. Bailey. who has been visit
ing relatives in Auburn, returned Tues
day to visit Pittston relatives.
Miss Maggie Booker went to Richmond
Wednesday to visit friends.
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OAKLAND

Word has been received that Harold
Bridges Of Oakland and Miss Ruth Foster
of Lewiston, formerly Of Oakland. were
quietly married Saturday in Lewiston at
the home of the bride. A reception was
held for them at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Bridges at Ten Lots
Wednesday evening to which the neigh
bors and friends were invited. The
couple were the recipients of many beau
tiful gifts and good wishes for long and
happy life. Both are graduates Of the
Oakland high school and well known and
very popular
Oakland has been invaded by the jitney
bus. One is being run from Waterville
regularly.
The Fidelity class will meet with Mrs.
s. H. skinings at 2.so P. NJ. Thursday.
A large number met at the home OF
Mrs. Chas. Cornforth Wednesday evening
for the regular meeting of the Unity
Club. Whist was played and refresh
ments We're served. A very pleasant
evening was passed.
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TROY

CENTER-Sunday se6 ~ or
the church next sunny at
Preaching service at ;16
The Sunshine Society VIII ~
Thursday afternoon OF this week
Mrs. Arthur Sargent.
F. A. Myrick was In Brooks last
to attend the funeral Of his nep4
Mrs. John Richmond of Boston
guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mayo Bickmore. Nj
Mrs. Nellie Bagley of Boston is pas
ing few weeks with her sister, Mr'
T. w. Halves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hescock Of Foxcroft ar
the guests of her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. o. B. Rhoades.
| Walter Taylor and family. Of Pitt
field passed Sunday at the home |,
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Smit.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. L. Gray were
Dixmont Friday to attend the funef
of his father. the late John Gray.
| Orrin Pendleton of Islesboro, ,FrarF
Rollins and family and Mr.. and MI
| f. B. Carleton and daughter We're SUI
day guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Artm
| Sargent.
| Mrs. Carl Fernald, who recently u
derwent an operation for appendicits
| at hospital in Bangor, Is reports
to be doing finely and is expected hor'
the last of the week.
The school at Cooks Corner, taue
by Mrs. Georgia Woods, fittingly q
served Arbor day by setting out tn
and plants and by appropriate exc
cises consisting of dialogues, recip
| lions and music.
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Coburn Not to Compete

The track meet which was to have
been held between WatervilIe High,
Lawrence High and Coburn Wednes-
day afternoon was first indefinitely
postponed and then it was decided to
have the games on Thursday after
noon. but Coburn will not compete as
a team. as many Of the track men
also play baseball and the Management.
do not care to take any chances of
any of them betting hurt the day be-
fore the Junior League games. The
Coburn boys who are not members of
the baseball team have been invited
to take part and will doubtless do so,
but it will not be the regular track
team
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FAYETTE

Starting hall was filled to its utmost
capacity Friday evening. the occasion
being an exhibition of modern dancing
given by Prof. ]. Frank Lee Of Augusta
and number of his pupils. Previous
to the exhibition several musical num-
bers were rendered. including a piano
solo by Miss Grace Egan. who delight
ed her hearers with her playing. The
song entitled virginia Lee" by the
Misses Iva Watson and Margaret Lew
II was a feature Of the evening and
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The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Tuber-
culosis Society held very successful
meeting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. e. Boothby on College avenue We'd
nesday afternoon. Reports Of tho
work were heard. particularly Of the
mock trial which was held recently.
The reports showed that good prog
ress was being made and that the
trial was financial success. It was
voted to buy some clothing for the
sanatorium. Plans for charity
whist party were also talked over and
1t was decided to hold one in the near
future. A vote Of thanks from the d.
rectors for the splendid work that had
been done by the ladies was also re-
ceived.
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The gas company has large crew Of
men at work on several Of the streets Of
the city laying new mains to meet the
demand for new services. The company
expects to have line to the Central
Maine Fair grounds this year by the time
Of the fair and will give an exhibit that
will be second to none. At present they
are working on Elm street and Western
avenue with few places where mains
are being laid from those in the street to
Z house.
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MANCHESTER

NORTH-A very pleasant occasion was
the party given at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. S. Fineld Friday evening, May
IA. Over 100 neighbors and friends were
present and the evening passed most
pleasantly with card playing and dane
ing. the latter taking place In the new
garage which Mr. Fineld has just erect
ed and which seemed very well adapted
for the occasion. Music was furnished
by Perry ]. Caldwell and Leroy 9. Cot
tie. Several piano selections were rem
dered by Miss Isabel Fffield. also duets
by Don and Chauncey Fiheld. Refresh
ments Of assorted cake. coffee and con-
fectionery were served. The guests de-
parted for their homes in the wee small
hours Of the morning after having pass
ed q most enjoyable evening.
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!. FAIRFIELD
School Census Shows Gain In
Number of Pupils-Lecture
on the Panama Canal
School Buys Slides
PLEASANT SURPRISE PAR.
TY-LOCALS

Superintendent of Schools Will o. Her.
sey completed the annual taking of the
school census this week and his records
show an increase over last years report.
The census includes every person in the
towns of Fairfield between the ages of
and q. The reports show that there are
1888 people in the town included in the
school census. OF this number 500 are
boys and $50 are girls. This years num-
Der is a gain of % over that Of last year.
The large number of boys is due in some
measure to the number of boys at Good
Will. The monthly meeting of the Fair
field school board will be held Friday
afternoon.
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Winthrop
The Sunday School Convention
Opens Tuesday at Methodist
Church-Missi0nary
Society Meets
DEATH NOTICES-NEWS
ABOUT TOWN

The Sunday School convention
opened Tuesday evening at the Meth
odist church which was very prettily
decorated for the occasion. Rev. H
F. Milligan of Clinton presided and
the devotional exercises were led by
Rev. Mr.. Frye of North Vassalboro
Mrs. Roundy presided at the organ
The speaker Of the evening was Rev
j. j. Hull who spoke upon Adult
Work in Sunday schools" and his adj
dress was extremely interesting and
instructive. The meetings were con-
tinued yesterday with much success
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Miss Jessie Bennett and Master Charles
Bennett were rendered surprise party
Wednesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Harriet McFadden, Winchester street,
the occasion being in honor of the birth
days of the two young people, which
came closely together. There were about
20 boys and girls and they assembled
at the home OF a friend. going to the Nc
Fadden home in body, where Miss and
Master Bennett found them and they
were very much surprised. The evening
was most enjoyably passed liz the play
ing of games, refreshments forming an
important part of the evenings program.
The young lady and gentleman receiv-
ed many gifts as birthday remem-
brances.
George G. Weeks has returned from a
several days trip to Portland and parts
OF Canada on matters of business.
George Chase of skowhegan is the
guest Of his brother, Frank Chase, at
West Benton this week.
Herbert Blakney has completed his
work at the Keyes Fiber plant and
has entered the employ Of the Hume &
Newhall Co., being employed at the
saw mill.
Mrs. William Hall and Miss Mildred
Hall, who have made their home at
West Benton for sevral years and
lately in town, will leave this week
for Worcester. Mass, where they plan
to make their home.
Charles H. Holt of lower Main street
left Tuesday for Portland. where he
entered the Maine General hospital tc
receive treatment which it is hoped will
eliminate an operation.
Eugene Holt of Madison and Mrs
Elizabeth Plaisted of Waterville were
guests Wednesday Of Mrs. Charles H
Holt, lower Main street.
The Priscilla Embroidery Club will
meet Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. George Farnham, Elm street
for the regular meeting.
The Hour Club will be entertained
Thursday evening at the home Of Mrs
Abbie ]. Ladd, Winchester street.
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Mrs. Ella McCobb and daughter o
LA were week lend guests Of relatNa'
in PittstOn. q
F.. c. Donnell was the guest the
Of the week of his aunt, Mrs. y
Donnell Of Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. =. H. Aibee OF ~
field were Sunday guests Of Mr..
bees brother. y. r. Albee. They c'
in their new auto.
There will be q baked bean SUPP
in Erskines hall Tuesday eveniM.
May Is. served by the Ladies y
This hall is now owned by the NV
fist church.
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The Ave tramps who were rounded UP
back Of the college Tuesday afternoon
we're released Wednesday morning on
their agreement to get out OF town and
stay out. waterville IL now proving to
be a sort Of center for the gentry Of the
road, as in Bangor and Portland there
is a good chance Of their having to go to
work II they are caught.
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Webster Harding Carney Of Mosquito
and Miss Alice Maude Whitehead Of
Roxbury. Mass, were united In marriage
at the Ware parlors Wednesday after
noon. Rev. Frank l.. Phalen Of the Uni
tartan church ofiiciating. They were at
tended by Mrs. X. A. Burnham Of 81
Beacon street. Boston. and r. p. Whea-
ton Of Mosquito. Mr.. and Mrs. Carney
left in the evening for short wedding
trip. after which they will reside at Mos
quito.