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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-29
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year.
lchool Improvement Associations
Members, S04.
Regular meetings held, 258.
Entertainments held at the school
house not including the associa-
ton meetings, 263.
Perfect attendance buttons given,
$50.
So per cent average attendance last
year, over &C per cent in 1914.
365 library certificates given.
Laurens county issues School
Journal.
Every school in the county has IL
brary. zone order not sent I'M.
A seventh grade examination for all
pupils entering the high school was
given last year.
Thirty-three men learned how to
read and write in the night schools.
One hundred other men were helped.
Laurens county has live Teachers
AssC citation, average attendance about
80 per cent. Our teachers pay $1.00
to become members. This fee gives
the membership to the State organiza-
ton, thus they give their support even
IL they can't attend the yearly meet
ings. There Is also Trustee associa-
ton.
A special tax in every district that
needs one with two exceptions.
Patent desks in all schools but four
Laurens county has supplement
tary report for teachers. Forty six
made the honor roll. This has been an
incentive for better work and is doing
much to classify the teachers.
Nine Of the schools raised bale Of
cotton.
The Youngs school raised 215 bush
els Of potatoes. They have now plant
ed the land in twelve bushels OF
onions These onions were made on
the plot this year. The seed were CIV
en- last fall by public spirited trustee.
The value of this crop is 100000.
Three Of the schools have regular
demonstration plats, others try some
d5 Moih oll pial.
The majority Of the schools celebrat-
ed Educational Sunday. Most Of the
schools observe the celebrated birth
days, when the patrons are invited in.
The people Of the county have learn
ed the way to the school house. The
open nights are we'll attended. Leo
lures, spelling matches, night sessions
of the day school, debates among the
grOwn-ups, plays by the patrons. At
Homes by teachers and patrons, COM
munity picnics, etc, are bringing our
people together and causing them to
look to the school house for commun-
ity upift ana pleasure.
Laurens county has a community
fair.
Sixteen districts have put on com
pulsory education.
The greatest Improvement in tho
schools can't be shown-thc personnel
of the teaching force and the improve
ment in class room work This is best
seen at the end Of the year, when we
have our School Fair. Last spring ov-
er 400 pupils contested for the ribbons.
(No briZcs are givcn).
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-29
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the Board Of County
Commissioners for Laurcns county
will be held at Laurens Court House,
s. c., on Thursday the 9th day of Jan
uary, A. ID. 1916 All persons holding
claims of any kind against the county,
not previously filed, Will file same with
j. ID. Mock, Clerk, on or before the
first day of January, 1916, as required
by law.
2l-it j. IL. MOCK, Clerk.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-29
Cough Medicine for Children.

Mrs. Hugh Cook, Scottsvillc, n. Y,
says about iiv, years ago when We
were living in Barbutt, n. Y, | doc
tOred two OF my children suffering
from colds with Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and found it just as repre-
sented in every way. 1t promptly
checked their coughing and cured
their colds quicker than anything |
ever used" Obtainable everywhere.
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No Hurry for Details.

Passenger Ito chauffeur)-"Hey!
you've run over man. Aren't you
going to stop?" Nav! \
can read all about it in the papers,
Boston Transcript.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-12-29
Citation For Letters OF Administration

State of South Carolina,
County Of I.aurcnS.
BY O. G.. Thompson, Probate Judge:
Whereas a. NJ Rnmagc made suit to
me, to grant him dc Gonis non cum
testament anncXo l.cltcrs OF Admins
tration OF the estate and effects oi
Elizabctl! j. Taylor.
These are therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors OF the said Elizabeth J.
Taylor deceased Chat they be and APP
pear before INC, in the Court Of Pro-
batc, 10 be held at Laurcns Court
House, Lawcns, S. G.. on the 20uh
day Of December, 1915. next. after
publication hereof, at IL O'Clock in tho
Forenoon to show cause, Ii any they
have. why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 1Ath day
OF December Ammo Domini 1915
o. G.. THOMPSON,
Plat j. p. l.. G.
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NcrYOMs Women.

When tho nervousness is caused by
constipation, as is often the case, you
will get quick relief by taking Cham
berlain's Tablets. These tablets also
improve the digestion. Obtainablc cv-
erywherc.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13

invasion of vaudeville by the comic.
opera of the last century. il
Somebody made pot-pOurH Of
four Gilbert and Sullivan plots, pick,
ed out the catchiest gems from the,
four operas, put them intact in the,
mouths of a first class chorus, dress
ed the chorus in colOTful costume,
nut them on the. deck of a modern,
battIeship and pumped the battleship,
into the middle of New York stage
The success Of his assault has been
the sensation of the week,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-13

New York, July 13.-Manhattan
has surrendered Internationally the
guns of a British dreadnaught!
The dreadnaught is H. M. S. Pima
fore. done 1915 style. The defending
marty. strongly entrenched in success
sive rows of theater seats, is subject
ed to a brilliant bOmbardment with
the choicest of Gilbert and Sullivan
ditties. $500, ,,o,.r--,
The attacking party is the Gilbert
and Sullivan ReYue''-beautiful
Kathryn Irving in command, II y the
Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-22
Bryant's Pond.

Thursday evening brought to the
opera house an interested audience, the
event being the graduating exercises OF
Woodstock High School. The color
scheme of the hall decorations was very
attractive, comprising orange and navy
blue, the class colors. The stage front
was complete with evergreen, bearing at
it's center the class motto, "Tout ou
Rien." The musical part OF the program
was finely rendered by Mrs. Virgie VIII
son and Miss Grace Dean OF South Paris.
The opening prayer was offered by Rev.
E. II. Slower, the class selections follow.
ing:
saluta.ory, A Twentieth Century Fever,
History and Prophecy Hazel Mae Cofin
Grafton. The New, Englander In History.
Delphon Francis Howe
Presentation Of Gifts Rsynos David Li!.sasld M s,
Camp Of the Future Chase Roger Lappin
A very able address was made by
Superintendent Jones in presenting the
several diplomas. The class president
Is Raynor D. Littlefield; treasurer, c. R
Lappin; marshal, D. F. Howe.
A referee case was held at the town
hall Thursday before Judge Herrick Of
Bethel. 1t was q case involving the
value of timber cut on land of Dana
Bean In Milton Plantation by Shirley
Mann of Lewiston, who owns the farm
adjoining Beans.
A troop of Boy Scouts arrived In town
Wednesday from Gorham, N. H., making
their way across country to Indian Pond,
Greepwood where thev were intendiDp
to go into camp. They were accompa-
MED by their scout master, Rev. G. l..
Pressey.
A crew of men are engaged in grading
for the new scho oil house lot.
Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-22
Wilson's Mills.

Dermont Fox, who is guiding at the
summer camp of Gejrge Mason, was tax
en- suddenly Ill Sunday night, and was
taken to Colebrook Monday by Clinton
Bennett in his auto to consult physi.
clan.
Leon Bennett went to Berlin to meet
his sister, Mrs. Lois McGibbons, and
little SOP, from Auburn.
A party from Wolfboro, N. H., were
at the Crsgstown Farm from Tuesday to
Friday. The party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Obed Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar
hobbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Piper, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Miles.
Miss Cecil Bennett is spending her va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. c. Bennett.
School closed Thursday, and the
teacher, Frank Smith, left for his home
in Corinna Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. s. Bennett and little
son Laurin went to Stewartstown Fri
day to visit Mrs. Benefits parents.
The young people went to Colebrook
Saturday to the circus.
Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-22
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOIN0s OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hill.

First Baptist Church, Rev. G. W. 7. Hill. pas
tor. Preaching every Sunday q ioao A. =.
Sunday School at le. Sabbath evening service
at I 80. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening AZ
80. Covenant Meeting the last Friday before
the LIST Sunday of the month at 80 r. =. All
NOT otherwise connected are cordially inviseo.
In connection with the Hubbard
House, Mrs. Hubbard has remodeled
the old store adjoining into very nice
room for dancing. IL is to be known az
1.-The Shack" and the opening will occur
on Friday evening of this week from
eight To twelve O'Clock. Demonstration
in the modern dances will be given by
Miss Hallett of New York, and partner,
including one lesson for each person At
tending. A good orchestra will furnish
music and an admission fee OF thirty five
cents will be charged which will include
dancing and fruit punch. Dances will
be given every Friday evening from
eigh, IN twelve.
The Pine Tree Tea Room, which was
conducted very successfully last season
by Mrs. Harlow, will open on Monday OF
this week with an enlarged menu and
other attractions.
Mrs. Alpheus G.. Rogers OF Portland
Was guest at the Hubbard House sun
day and Monday. Mrs. Rogers expects
to come here later for q part OF the sea-
son
Miss Gertrude True OF Brookline,
Mass, Joined the Robinson family at
Camp Pollyanna" in this village Mon
day.
Mis- Marion Hallett of New York is
the guest Of relatives here.
James Murray Kay, Jr of Brookline,
Mass, is the guest of his sister, Mrs.
John W Prentiss, at Seven Gables.
Mrs. Edna n. Cummings 10 To be the
new clerk at the post Office and also As
sist Mrs. Harlow at the Pine Tree Tea
Room this summer. Mrs. Cummings has
had previous experience in post-office
work and her selection for this place
will be pleasing to the patrons.
Mrs. Z. II. Guyer of Rock Island, Ill.,,
is the guest of her brother, Admiral w.
W. Kimball, at Old Brick.
Mrs Lewis NJ. Brown is in Boston to
meet her sister and the Misses Helen
Sparrow and Emmie Jacob, who will re-
turn to Paris Hill with her.
Mrs. j. b. Bancroft Of Portland is the
guest OF Mrs. j. N. Thompson.
Thsyer Quinby Of Wellesley Hills,
Mass, is a guest at Elmhurst for two or
three weeks.
There will be an entertainment at Cum
Uings Hall, Friday evening, June 25, by
Paris Hill School. The program wi
consist of readings, vocal and instru
mental music, and farce entitled
Taking Fathers Place." Cast of char
acters:
Henderson Edwards, q Merchant. Glenn Ross
Charlie Edwards, his Son, Charlie Hamm. nd
Mr. Grabbit, a Customer. Roy Hammond
Tom Jones, a Bookkeeper, Ronald Shaw
Dennie, an Office Boy, Maynard Curtis
Glsdiola Penrose, Book Agent.
Myra Bridgham
Mrs. Edwards. wife Of Henderson. Lois Curtis
Ice cream and home made candies will
be on sale. Admission 10 and Is cents
Donations of home made candy will be
gladly received from friends who have
not already been solicited to the limit of
their generosity.
Graduates from grade nine, Myra
Bridghsm, Lois Curtis, Roy Hammond,
Ronald Shaw.
Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-22
Locke's Mills.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Neels Of Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Neels and Miss
Lauro of Berlin, N. a., are at Camp
Packard for two weeks.
The Alder River Camp Fire Girls were
In camp over Saturday and Sunday.
Those In the party we're Mrs. Nellie
Stowell, guardian, Ruth Harrington,
Janis Jeffards, Bertha Kimball, Lulu
Good win, Lulu Goss and Elaine Bean.
Miss Hilda Hoffman Of Jamaica, N. Y,
was present as guest.
Mrs. Helen Bryant is doing dressmak.
ing for Mrs. Elmer Trask at East Bethel.
Guy Coffin of Mechanic Falls was re-.
cent guest OF his sister, Mrs. Curtis
Abbott.
George Tirrell and family have moved
into their house recently purchased OF
C. B. Tebbets.
Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-22
North Buckfleld.

Mrs. Lydia Varney has returned from
Locke's Mills, where she has been stop.
ping with her daughter, Mrs. Cora
Crockett, for a few weeks.
Mrs. Martha Record returned from
Salem, NJ ass, the l1tb, where she has
been for the winter.
What night have been serious acci-
dent occurred in this place Tuesday,
when WILDER Warren's auto went over
the bank, turning completely over and
landing right side up In the river. Three
ladies and Mr.. Warren were in the car.
We are happy to state no one was seri-
ously injured, but the ladies were more
or less bruised.
Mrs. Jennie Heald attended the gradu-
alton of her nephew, Ross Varney, at
the University of Maine.
Wm. Fogg's mother and sister are
making him visit.
Mrs. julie Mayhew Is very low at this
writing, has trained nurse. Her son
Mabury and wife from Auburn are
with her.
Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-22
West Paeis.

The graduating exercises Of the gram.
mar school were held at the Universaliet
church Friday evening, June IS, with
program - follows:
The Man without Country Il. Z. Hale)
Prank Carter Packard
The Leak In the Dixie Anon.
Marjorie Agnes hcAlister
Music
:. The Engneers Mistake Henry horiord
O.. :, - Ca esIi iisresn's.f Emery . ,,.,.,..
Hssel Eme Hammond
Jack Halls Boat Race Robert Grant
Tobe's Monumenf Elizabeth Kelham
John Sherman Billings
Music
Comforting Diplomas DIR. =. Z. Wheeler
Sunday, June 27, will be observed %
children's day at the Universalist
church.
July ball at Grange Hall July 2. Floor
manager, Ora Fl. MarstOn; aids, A. G.
Perham. II. 8. Mann, z. J. Mann; music,
Shaw's Orchestra. Ice cream and cake
at intermission 25c. per couple. One.
step and hesitation waltz allowed. Grand
march $50 sharp. Dancing SOC. per
couple. Gallery tickets 10c.
The Firms have been having series ol
special meetings. Among the several
Finn ministers were Rev. Charles Julip
former pastor, and Rev. Mr.. Rata, the
present pastor. The other ministers
we're Rev. Charles Harbutt, state Con
gregational missionary, and Rev. A. T.
McWhorter OF South Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Stevens and
daughter Helen of Massachusetts, are
guests of his mother, Mrs. Mary Stevens
and other relatives.
Miss Goodwin of South Paris has beer
a recent guest OF Mrs. Ellsworth Curtis
Thomas Flavin is making repairs on
his home at Trap Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. s. Mann and daugh
ter Persis, Mrs. Emma w. Mann, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis NJ. Mann, Mr.. and Mrs
E. j. Mann attended the Kneeland- Manr
wedding at Norway Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-22
East Sumner.

Uuder the new schedule trains leave
East Sumner station at 800, 901, S:lS
for Lewiston and Portland, returning at
1000, 3:lS. 6:45.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G.. Stephens and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry w. Bonney made an
extended auto trip last week with
camping out" equipment, into the
Dead River locality, being out several
days. Last year the same parties made
an auto tour in the White Mountain re-
gion. This is most delightful way to
view the grand scenery that abounds SO
lavishly in the Pine Tree State. Such
trips afford greater pleasure than voy-
ages to Europe, and the memory 10 more
satisfactory, and at the present time at
tended with less danger. Maine has the
goods, and they don't shrink nor fade.
The school at East Sumner In charge
of Miss Muriel Palmer will give an en-
and social at Grange Hall on
Friday evening, June 25. Ice cream on
sale. Admission 10 cents. Proceeds for
benefit Of the School Improvement
League.
Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-22
East BroWnfleId.

The Congregational Circle held Its an
nual meeting Wednesday, the 10th, with
Mrs. James Wadsworth. The Same plan
was arranged IS last year-president,
vice. president, secretary and treasurer,
with hostesses for each month.
Several were at Fryeburg on Tuesday
to attend the graduating exercises at
the Academy.
DR.. Fitch has returned from his west.
ern trip and resumed his practice.
Mrs. Jacob Hatch was buried on Mon
day, Rev. Mr.. Hoyt having the service.
The remains Of Ursula Stanton were
brought here from Massachusetts and
buried In Pine Grove Cemetery Wednes.
day. This was her childhood home. tho
family having been here many years
when the children were young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gould have re-
turned from Porter, whore they have
been several montha. and opened their
house at the station.
Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-22
Mason.

Bert Young of Boston and his mother
have purchased the estate of the late
Bessie Mills, and moved there this week.
Z. II. Morrill, has purchased an auto
OF Eugene Andrews.
Miss Laura Hutchinson is staying
with Mrs. Frank A. Hunt this week,
and attending school here.
Eli A. Grover has man working In
the woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gushing, who
spent the past week in Groveton, N. H.,
visiting their son, returned last Sunday.
Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-22

Nrs. W. n. Kicker and Barbara spent
the Week. end With Mrs.. Carrie Kicker 10
Sabattus, returning Monday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Swift OF East Hebron Was In
town Monday.
W. B. Nulty Of Portland was in town
Sunday.
v. K. Brsckett went to South Royal
ton, w., Tuesday, on business trip.
Charles Record injured bis hand while
working at the Irish block mill Monday.
Storer Cole arrived homo Saturday
from Tufts College for the summer Va
cation.
G. B. SpauidIng and A. L. Newton
were In Portland Monday.
w. H. and z. z. Conant and Geo. A..
veaton returned Thursday from . 6sh-
ing trip to the Four Ponds region, re-
porting good time and plenty Of fish.
The reception st the Baptist vestry
Wednesday evening rendered the new
mem bers Of the church BY the c. Z.
Society, Was . very pleasant affair. The
vestry was tastefully decorated with
s,reamers OF bunting and bouquets, and
potted plants were also used. Mrs. A.
A. Mitchell and Miss Mabel Lamb sang
a duet, Mr.. Lamb sang two selections,
and Miss Lamb and Mr. Warren also
sang duet. Fl. r. Fiske entertained
With Victor music, and Mrs. s. w. Pur'
iuton, Mrs. w. NJ. Kicker and Mrs. W,
C. Allen served punch and fancy crack
ers. Games we're played and everybody
had Q good time.
Mrs. Bailey is the guest Of her sisters
here. Mrs. Rawson, Mrs. Fiske and Mrs
Chenery.
Mrs. J. E. Warren, who has been laid
aside for week on account of q slight
surgical operation, is again able to be
about.
o. C. Casey, the station agent, Is hav
ing vacation for q week.
Peter Murrsy's Stock Company hal
been the attraction at Odd Fellows Hal
three nights.
The semi. nnnual convention of th'
Rumford District Sunday School Associ
alton will be held ct the Methodist
church here Tuesday, June 22nd. Ses
sion to commence at 1890 A. NJ, and
last through the day and evening, with
addresses by prominent workeri
throughout tho county. Dinner ane
supper will be served at Grange Hall
and entertainment over night will b'
provided for those who are compelled tt
stay. -.
Dwight Turner is working for Morril
& Cole through the summer.
Mr.. Files has moved his family from
Portland to the Methodist parsonage OF
Elm street.
Mrs. Anna Atwood of Auburn accom-
panied her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Wal
dron, to her home here Friday. Mrs
Waldron has been with Mrs. Atwood IL
Auburn for about two months.
Mrs. Ida Shaw of Fort Myers, Florida
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Irish
arriving here Friday.
Mrs. James DeCoster OF Mechanic
Falls has been here with friends for
few days.
Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-22
Oxford.

Mrs. George Towne went to Gorhan
Tuesday to attend the graduation OF her
daughter, Miss Effis Towne. from Cor
ham Normal School.
Doris Andrews and Marian Starbird
came home from Colby Friday for the
vacation.
Memorial Sunday was observed by the
Knights Of Pythias June 18th. After
decorating the graves Of the deceased
members they proceeded to Robinson
Hall, where q memorial sermon was
preached by Rev. Chas. 8. Cummings, a
former pastor. Music by quartette.
MIS-. Villa Flood, former resident, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. K. w. Edwards.
Marion Starbird came from Waterville
to attend the graduating exercises, re.
turning next morning.
Mr.. Adams has moved to the Tracy
place, which he fas lately purchased,
and Mrs. Tracy has moved into Mrs.
Crooker's rent.
Mrs. Elliot is at her summer homo.
Leon Cash, principal Of Litchfield
Academy, and wife, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quimby Millett went to
Portland Saturday.
A party from Lynn, Mass, are stop.
ping at Roy Edwards' cottage on the
shore of Lake Thompson.
Mrs. Annie Cotton is with her sister,
Mrs. Haskell.
Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-22
WelchYllle.

Mrs. Sarah Dudley, widow of Nathan
Dudley, died at the home of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. j. W. Hunting, Saturday morn.
ing, aged SO years. Mrs. Dudley leaves
six children, Mrs. j. w. Hunting, Mrs.
Sarah Carpenter, B. N. Dudley OF this
place, s. o. Dudley Of East Oxford, Mrs.
Edmond Cloutier OF West Minot and Mrs.
N. c. Luther Of Plymouth, Mass. Fun.
eral services we're held at her home 10
East Oxford Tuesday, Rev. William
Farr Of the Oxford NJ. e. church of1clat-
ing.
Work has commenced on the automo.
bile road through this place. Mr.. Nc
Gregor, who has the contract, and sew.
eral OF the men, are boarding with j. W.
Hunting. The engineer and helpers
are boarding with B. N. Dudley and the
Italian laborers are In camps at the foot
Of Pigeon Hill.
There will be strawberry supper fol.
lowed by dance In Grange Hall June 1S
for the benefit of the grange.
Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-22
North Waterford.

Elmer Henley took Rev. c. N. Elio-
poulas, Mr.. NJ. N. Hamlin, Miss Eivira
aamlin and Mrs. Chas. York to Brown
field to conference in his auto.
The 50lh anniversary celebration of
the church will be the 2Sd. Come all
and enjoy picnic dinner with US. Bis
beetown school reunion will be held
June Goth.
Mrs. Z. j. Paige went to Lowell Mon
day where she is to visit relatives.
Mrs Roy Lord, who has been so very
sick with double pneumonia, is better.
Schools closed Thursday.
Mrs Alphonso Charles, who has been
suffering with acute eczema for long
time, is some better.
Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-22
Hebron.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clark Of Win
throp, Mass, have been guests at the
Home for few days. Mrs. Clark Was
Miss Catherine Amos, = graduate Of the
Academy last year.
Miss Mason, q doctor from German
town, Penn, spent few days In the
place recently.
1t looks now a. though there would
be large number of visitors at com.
mencementt this week.
All the little ones were out for Chill
dren's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sturtevant and Miss
Mary Thompson went to Portland Tues
day, returning Wednesday morning.
Oxford Democrat., 1915-06-22
East Waterford.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. McIntire and
grandson, Clayton S. McIut:re, and wife
started on an auto trip the 11tb, going
through Bethel to Colebrook, N. r..
where they spent the night With Mrs
McIutire's cousin, James Hammond
They spent the next night iu Lyndonville,
w., with her nephew, Arthur r. her-
rill, who h director In the Lyndon
School Of Agriculture. They came home
Sunday through Crawford Notch.
Several attended graduation at Bridg-
ton Academy. Only one graduate from
Waterford this year, MIsa Grace AcKen-
ney.