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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-05
BOWDOIN

NCRTH-Miss Eva Cooper OF East
oxford is visiting ne, sister, Mrs. Annie
Lane in Bowdoin.
W. l.. Small. Tuesday, visited his son.
Urban. mno Is being treate. at Hebron
Sani1orium
<. II. Alien returned Monday from
Franklin county, where he has been
furnishing rolls for the lewiston bleach
cry.
Mrs. +. C. Jordan of Pennington has
been visiting her sister, Mrs ". L.
Small.
Mrs. George Allen, Monday, visited her
father, Nanhaniel Roberts. who is i'll at
the home OF his laughter, Mrs. Frank
Thompson ia Sabattus.
The town schools will close Friday for
the long vacation
Mrs N,n. Lane OF Cambridge Mass.
has been visiting her son, Percy Lane,
and family.
s cabinet organ has lately been placed
il the WOOD schoolhouse. having been
purchased from the proceeds OF the
school last social entertainment
Mrs. W 3. Eervey has returned from
an extended visit with relatives and
friends il various places in Massachu-
sets and New Hampshire.
George Hickey has sold his AYRSHIRE
bull to William AIlard Of Littlefield.
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ASK MODIFICATION
OF RED FLAG LAW
OF MASSACHUSETTS

Boston FEB. "A modification of the
so-called red flag law passed last year
and which prevented Harvard under
graduates from waving their crimson
banners in college parades, was ad-
vocated and opposed before the legis-
lativ4 committee on legal affairs to-
DAY.
TWO senators, TWO Harvard grada-
ates and Yale man favored the
measure which excerpts members OF
religious, educational and charitable
organizations from the provisions Of
the la " which prohibits the carrying
Of red banners. Senator y. A Tufts,
referee at the Harvard and Yale foot
ball game last fall and chairman of
the committee which reported the red
flag bill last year, said that the bill
was never intended to apply 10 what
ne called peaceful organizations"
The hill was opposed by representa-
tives of the Grand Army of the Re
public, the Daughters of the American
Revolution and the Industrial Workers
Of the World, who claimed that any
modification would be class legisla
ton.
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WOOLWICH

f. ". Carlton has had about $50 tons
OF hay pressed in his barn at Sagadahoc
Ferry, all raised on his farm
The State examination Of teachers for
schools will be held Feb. - at Sagadahoc
Ferry.
Mrs. T. !. Jones has returned from a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Nellie Kean,
in Manchester, \. II.
Reed Bailey, who had the misfortune
TO break mis- leg recently. after having
Just recovered from pneumonia and TWO
broken ribs, is doing as well as could
be expected. Mr. Bailey is a very active
man although he is Il years old, and
sickness comes hard to him, especially
the confinement consequent on a broken
limb
James Tibbetts celebrated his 9sth
birthday last Week and all hope to con-
graduate him on his 10oth.
Arthur Carlton is hauling wood to Bath
across the kennebec.
Alexander Reed and family have moved
into the Howard Carter house at Days
Ferry. Mir. Reed is teamster for r. j.
Whittum.
A few cases Of measles and chicken
poX in town.
F. II. Snipe of Arrowsic Foreside was
in town Thursday
Mrs. Sarah p. E. Hawthorne was call
ing Wednesday on friends al Sagadahoc
Ferry
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HARMONY

A Masquerade dance was held In
the Grange hall Friday last, under
the auspices of the Grange. The prizes
for the best costumes went to MIR. and
Mrs. Clarence Hanson; those for the
worst costumes to A T. Marble and
Mrs Bina Leighton. About $40 was
cleared for the Grange treasury.
Rev. Frank Kingdom was in Well
ington Sunday afternoon to attend
the funeral Of the late La Forest
Small of that town.
The monthly business meetin~ OF
the Y. P S. c. z. was held Monday
evening ut the home Of W. S. Bemis.
Varney Estes, Fred Cameron, E. Z.
Bailey, Jr, We're in attendance last
week upon court at Skowhegan.
Miss Vera Davis of Palmyra is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Beatrice BuZzell.
Miss Gertrude Bailey called Sunday
on Miss Leora Woodman in Yelling
ton.
w. T Wheeler, who has been work.
ing in the shop Of H. II. Harris, left
town Monday.
Miss Addie Willis is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Herbert McCorrison
in Unity ....
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NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day, Capt. Thomas j.
Hurley.
Joseph F. Ayers reported Thursday
from a furlough passed with friends
in Boston.
George A Cutter was Thursday
granted a furlough to Gardiner.
The funeral Of the late William K
Jordan will be held from the Home
chapel at . P. NJ, Friday. Rev. j. E.
Cochrane officiating.
Miss Caroline Fuller OF Bangor is
the guest of her brother 0. J. Fuller
The entertainment for Friday will
be staged by Romans Musical Revue,
consisting OF Is clever artists They
will present THE American Widow
and Dakota Divorce" with musical
numbers, dancing. etc. The reels are
For the Secret Service" in two parts,
Rex: featuring Bob Leonard and Ella
Hail: "DisiNusioned." two reel VIC
tor, featuring j. Warren kerrigan, and
"Snookin's Disguise" Sterling comedy
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WEEKS, MILLS

The Eastern Star Lodge held its
regular meeting Thursday night, a
large number being present. One
candidate. George Remission, Was
initiated. After the installation 3
bountiful supper was served.
The district school closed Friday
afternoon for q vacation OF several
weeks. school not beginning again
until the first of April. At the close
of the afternoon session social hour
was spent by scholars and teacher IN
playing games. Candy and apples
were served by the teachers. Out OF
an enrolment of 80 scholars Miss
Reta Brown is the only scholar not
TO miss day for the term.
George Malcolm, who went to New
haven, Conn, in the fall with the in
tention of going from there to Balti-
more. has returned to his sisters
Mrs. DR.. Browns. MIR. Malcolm was
taken sick soon after reaching Goa
necticut and was unable to finish his
trip. Upon recovering from his i'll
ness sufficiently to travel, his phys.
Clan advised him to seek a colder
climate rather than a warmer one,
so MIR. Malcolm returned to his sis
ter's, 1t is hoped by his many
friends that the Maine climate as
experienced here in Weeks Mills will
soon restore him to hiss normal
health.
Mrs. Jennie Brown Of Cooper's Mills
passed Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Rose Reed
Harvey Burrin has been visiting his
| mother. Mrs. Dan Burrill. Mrs. Bur
ril's sister, Mrs. Elbridge Caswell
has also been visiting her.
The Busy Bee Society will hold its
next meeting at the home of Mrs.
Florence Bragg. Ii is hoped the
supper given by the society Friday
evening will be well patronized.
The winter term of Deer Hill school
/ taught by Mrs. Nelson Brown closed
Jan. %. Several visitors were pres
ent in the afternoon. Pupils not alb
sent during the term were Carrie NJ.
Johnson, Audrey n. Foster, William
E. Foster and Arthur Evans Flor
ence Dodge was absent one day only.
During three terms, a total of 81
weeks. Arthur Evans, who is seven
years. has not been absent or tardy.
/ Miss Reta Brown is confined to the
house by bad cold.
Mrs. Cyrus Davis had an Ill turn
| Monday morning so il was necessary
TO call doctor. Mr.. Davis, who has
been sick, is able TO be out again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-05

committee was elected: r. NJ. Fur
bush, G. H. Haskell and II. ]. Car
vile. Other elections were: Chorister,
George Haskell; pianist, Mrs. c. P.
Dearborn
The Fifth degree was then conferred
upon five candidates, A. B. Butler and
Julia Butler. Auburn Grange; Ralph
Hunter, Lewiston Grange: Blanche F.
White, Minot Corner and Mrs. Annie
Lombard of Wales Grange. It was
voted to confer the Fifth degree at
the next Pomona meeting, which will
be at Stevens Mills
Dinner was served and the after
noon session opened without form. z.
A. Davis was elected to succeed F. H.
Gray of the executive committee. Lee
turer Mrs. Hattie Haskell then took
charge. f. A. Davis gave the address
of welcome. 10 which Past Master
SandersOn responded.
The census of Oranges showed the
following present; Lewiston Grange,
"a: Pine Tree. 5; Auburn, %; Excel
sior, .: Eureka, .; Androscoggin, 4;
Turner, |; Wales, 4; West Minot, 2:
Danville Junction, l.: Lake View, /;
Stevens Mills, /; RoWes Corner, .: Riv-
erview, 8; Thornes Corner, 20; Minot
Corner. 1: visitors, !; members of Po-
mona belonging to outside Oranges, ?.
A piano solo and encore was follow
ed b ythe address Of the day by DR..
G. M Twitcheu of Auburn on Some
Economies of the Farm" which was
much enjoyed and literally applaud
ed. ]. Fl. Blanchard. director OF the
Auburn Patrons Cooperative store.
spoke of the work done and the help
needed, after which Pomona adjourn
ed III form.
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WINDSOR

Unity Club met with Mrs. D. A Walk.
ms Wednesday. Jan. 20, with % members
present A Kitchen shower was given
Mrs Wilkins at that time in the home
of Mrs. Perkins Many nice and useful
articles were ''showered" upon the bride.
Assorted cake, cocoa and tea, were pass
ed by members OF the club. The next
meeting will be Wednesday, Feb. 8, with
MS. Raymond York.
The entertainment given Wednesday
evening. Jan. "a, under the auspices OF
the club Miss Sylvania z. Hacker Of
brunswick reader was an enjoyable &C.
casion. Miss Hacker is Of charming per-
sonality and captivated her hearers
from the start. She was enthusiastically
received and realily responded to several
encores Excellent must was furnished
by Wilcox orchestra Windsor is for
tunate in having SO fine an orchestra.
Miss Hacker while in Windsor was en-
tertained by Mrs, J. York, president
Of the club.
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Albion Grange.

Albion Grange held its regular
meeting Friday evening, Jan. %,
with a good attendance. The meet
ing was called to order by Worthy
Master Wilson. II was voted TO hold
one meeting each month in the day
time for the benefit Of the Older mem
bers and those not able to attend n
the evening. The following program
was given by the lecturer: SONG,
Grange choir; reading, Ruth Gould:
reading. Clyde Bagley: song. Mildred
Hussey; reading, Vera Wentworth;
question. What Are the Best Ways
of Interesting Our Members and In
creasing Our Membership? Opened
by Myra Whitaker; song. Florence
Norton; readings, Harold Keay and
Alice Stratton: story, Thomas
knight: song. Grange choir. The next
meeting win be held Friday after
noon, Feb ;.
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HALLoWELL
Granite Hill Notes

Miss Ruth McAllister Of Granite Hill
entertained Thursday evening. Jan,
2S the following guests: Miss Belle
Rainey of Granite Hill: Misses Lillian
Craig, Leona Cove, Doris kenney.
Irene Kenney, Grace Grady and Lucy
Thompson, all Of Augusta
Mrs Bertha Randall, who has been
i'll. is reported to be improving in
health.
John McAllister has returned from
Northport, where he has been en-
ployed.
Miss Inez Campbell Of Frankfort was
the guest Sunday of friends at Granite
Hill Miss Campbell is employed at
the State Hospital in Augusta.
Miss Alice Rainey has recently re-
turned from waterville and is employ
ed at Vickery & Hills Publishing
House in Augusta.
Edmondo Bertni was operated upon
Saturday on account of an eye trouble
He is reported to be getting along
we'll
The Granite Hill intermediate School
roll of honor last week was as follows:
Bert Leonard Perkins, Celia May Ath-
erton, Vara May Keller, Lester Edwin
Brooks. Violet Maude Hughes, Merton
Sylvester Brooks. Theodore Roosevelt
David r. Sprague, Jennie
Frances Keller, Bertha Louise Ellis;
Edwin Alexander Seliar. Clyde Mills
Russell S. Perkins, Gladys
Ellen Hughes, Noah Eben Downes,
Bernard Leroy Gray, Irene Mary
James. Raymond Harry Martin, Mary
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WINDSOR

The entertainment given under the aus.
pices Of the Unity Club by Miss sylvania
B. Hacker of Brunswick was attended by
a good sized audience. Miss Hacker Is
a reader OF fine ability and pleasing
manner and her presentation Of Re
becca Of Sunnybrook Farm" dramatized
by herself, was much appreciated. She
also gave several short selections which
followed by social dance in which the
young people took active part. Good
music was furnished by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wilcox and Harry Pinkham.
C f. Jewell, who has been boarding
with Mr.. and Mrs Martin Hewitt at
Coopars Mills for the past few years, has
recently come TO make his home with
his children. Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Jewett.
John McManus Of Augusta was Sum
day visitor AT Frank Colburn's.
LleweIlyn Pierce, employed at the Au-
gusta State hospital visited his old
home last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. wadsworth Lewis OF
WHITEHEAD were recent guests Of their
aunt, Mrs. c. F. DonneIl.
Mr.. and Mrs Dana wilkins visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Donnen last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Mosher of South
Windsor We're recent guests of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Pinkham.
Mrs J. A. Reed who has been on the
sick list, is some better
Friends of Frank Pierce are glad to
hear that he is gaining and expects to
come 10 his home in d few weeks.
SOJfTH-WiIliam Dudley is in a crit
icai condition with a bad case Of gan
creme.
/ Mrs Henry Tucker of Mount Vernon
is stopping with her father. Mr.. Dudley.
. +. Achorn and Mrs. Harold Smith
OF Coopers Mills were callers Sunday in
the place.
3. Q. Moody had the misfortune Sum
day TO lose his best work horse.
Miss Edith Given recently spent a
week with Mrs Dana wilkins.
Mrs Harry Hing.ey is i'll with bron-
chitis.
j. S Gray was in Wiscasset Tuesday
on business.
The breaking road teams were out
Wednesday for the first time this winter
The stork left a boy at Kirk Loflin 5
short time ago and last week left one
al Walter Pratts.
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SIDNEY

WEST-Niu DIa-sCe.l has had the
misfortune TO spraln his ankle while
working in the woods. The injury
will keep him confined to the house
for some time.
Elsie, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Blaisdell is i'll with liver trouble and
under the doctors care.
Mr. and Mrs. r. &. Robinson OF
Manchester was in town Sunday, call
ing on the sick at the Marcellus Blais-
cell homestead.
Miss Ellen Lyon, who has been-suf-
fering with a severe cold for several
weeks, IS {. very little improved.
Mrs. L. H. Wyman is confined to
her home with bad cold.
Mr. and Mrs. George Houlton and
daughter Vera If the Middle road
Z. L. Swift.
John Burgess and Miss Doris Wy
man were callers Sunday of Miss
DOROTHY Swift.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bickford and
family of Oakland have been recent
visitors Of Mr.. Bickford's sister and
husband. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Swift.
Next Sunday. Feb. G will be Gel
ebrated in the West Sidney Sunday
school as Missionary Sunday. The ex-
ercises will begin at 1.30 O'Clock. The
preaching service will be missionary.
The offering in the Sunday school and
preaching service will be used for mis-
sionary work.
The extra singing on Sunday after
moons at the First baptist church by
Miss Lioa Trask and Miss Maud Rob-
inson is much enjoyed.
Percy ". French. who has been on
the sick list. is recovered sufficiently
TO visit his father in Windsor.
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Annie Nj. EIish

Annie NJ, widow Of the late Byron
Blish, died Thursday afternoon at her
home on School street. after linger
ing Illness Mrs. Blish was born in
England and came To this country on
her marriage with Mrs. Blish. She
was about so years of age and leaves
TWO daughters. Mrs. George Thompson
Of Philadelphia and Mrs. Thomas W.
Hellyer of England. Funeral arrange
,nents will be announced later.
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CORNVILLE

EAST-A mistake was made in the
name Of the man who was IS years
old, it being Derias McCrealas. in
stead of Nicholas. 1t also said that
Mrs. Roland futile was hauling wood,
when il was her husband.
Alfred Hurd of Rome was caller
Sunday on Mont Chase.
Guy Booker of this town is working
for Harry Wheeler.
Mrs Sanford Strickland and son
Lewis was caller Sunday at s.
Blaisdelfs.
Mrs. Hazel Jones passed Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Hunton.
Miss Geneva Chase who is en-
ployed IN the home Of 3. Blaisdel!,
passed Saturday night and Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
Chase
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WINTHROP

MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Keith of Au-
gusta have the sincere sympathy Of
the community in the death OF their
little daughter Thelma, who died
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Andrews. aged months Fun
eral services will be held Friday at
1890 A M. at the Andrews home on
Main street.
H. S. Woodrnan made 4 business
trip TO Portland Thursday.
Mrs. Lillian Davies and sister, Mrs.
Giles, returned Thursday to their
home in Melrose, Mass.
Miss Hazel BuZzell of Watervilie
visited her aunt, Mrs. c. H Penney,
Thursday.
The New England Order Of Protec-
ton will install its officers Friday
evening at n. Z. 0. P hall.
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Medical Assn. Meets.

The Androscoggin County Medical AS
ISOLATION held its February meeting at
the Lewiston Municipal court room Tues
day evening, with a good number Of ply
sicians in attendance. Drs. Hudson Mil
Ter and S. L. Andrews were admitted to
membership. The question of establish
ing a reformatory for women was dis
cussed and II was voted to endorse the
proposition and urge the passage of the
bill providing for it. The fee schedule
also came up for discussion. Several
physicians spoke in favor of an increase
in fees. especially in certain branches Of
the work DR.. John Sturgis read resolu-
tons on the death of Dr.. E. w Russell.
The paper Of the evening was on BLOOD
Pressure and the speaker, DIR. E. F.
Pierce A general discussion Of the SUBJ
ject followed.
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WALDO
PALERMO

Word was received Sunday Ut the
home Of s. 3 Jones Of the death Of
his nephew in Montville, Wesley +.
Jones son of NOVEL; Jones, formerly
Of Palermo. Mr.. Jones was operated
on Wednesday for appendicitis and
died Sunday.
Mrs. S. &. Jones is visiting her sis
ter in Liberty, Mrs. Louisa Cunning
ham, who is poorly.
The funeral services of the lats
Mrs. Lizzie Downer and infant son
were held at the chapel Sunday BY
Revf Oldakerg. Prayer was first Of
fered at the house Very beautiful
verses were quoted by the clergyman.
Beautiful Things Lie Hidden Unde,
the Snow" a large number were
present to pay their last tribute.
NORTH--Mr. and Mrs. Ed MOODY,
Mr.. Preble, Mrs. Moody's father. Miss
-Arzetta Light. Clara Rowe and Nell
Balloon recently took tea and passed
the evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Farms.
Mrs, Melinda Parmenter came to
Mrs. Chester Farris' Saturday ana
viii remain with her the rest Of The
winter.
The supper given at the parsonage
by the Cars Corner Sewing Circle
proved d success. About so people
We're present and sI2.75 was melted.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Parmenter and
son AIger visited their parents sun
&c
health this winter.
Mrs. Harriet Black was calling
Thursday on Mrs. Julia Nelson and &.
". A Nelson's
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Marden of Fair
field recently visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Brawn. Mr.. Marden called on
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Osgood.
Mrs. Edna Worthing and son Wal
ter were recent visitors at ira
Blacks.
Reuben Sibley and Mr. Hussey Of
Freedom were recent callers at Ira
Blacks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jaqueth recent
ly visited their sister, Mrs. Sadie
Strout in Albion.
Miss Edith Dutch is the guest of
Mrs. Ida Jones
FRED and Elmer Harding were Sun
DAY callers al Alfred Thurston's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Thurston re
Gently visited relatives in Unity.
Mrs. Charles Studley and son
James attended the funeral services
Sunday Of the late Mrs. Lizzie
Downer.
OviHe Nelson and son Clark @,
eassalboro. Frank and Warren Nei-
son, were guests Sunday of their
mother, Mrs. Eliza Nelson
The Ladies' Aid al Fords Corner
Will have supper and entertainment
Feb. 10 at the church
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ADJUSTMENTS
Golden Facts-Homan Has The Sho

Golden Facts-Honan Has The Show
The whole town is talking about Ho-
mans Show. Sidestepping modesty, We
must say: Compared with others this
show is q gold dollar 10 & plugged
nickel" Don't overlook this attraction
topped by picture show OF more than
ordinary value. ASH your neighbor and
You'll find the truth of the matter is
Holman has something different J. War
ren kerrigau in d Jwo-reel feature TO
day. Bob leonard and Ella Hall and d
Ford Sterling comedy is the bill. snow
al . 80 today only, as the theatre VIII be
closed tonight. Special matinee tomor-
row
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Androscoggin Pomona Grange

Androscoggin Pomona Grange was
the guest of Lewiston Grange wednes-
day night, with an attendance of over
100 and five new members being TAX
en- into the order. Master W. E. Le-
land opened the session at II A. NJ
America was sung. The roll cali
showed all the officers present except
the chaplain, Ceres and Flora, and the
positions were filed by Mrs. Mark
Morse, Mrs. Arthur Jordan and Mrs.
E. A. Davis. The following finance
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FOUR KILLED AND
20 INJURED WHEN
YAQU|S MUTINY

San Diego, Cal, Feb. -Four per
sons were killed and 30 were injured,
including two officers, when 1000 va
qui Indians mutinied at Guaymas yes
terday, according to wireless advices
received today by Rear Admiral How
ard on board the flagship San Diego,
now in the harbor.
The mutiny occurred while the lin
dams were being used to support a
retreating column of Villa soldiers
which had evacuated Navajoa, Sono-
"a.
The Villa troops sailed from Yba-
ros aboard the steamer Bonita and
the schooner Leonore. The latter YES
sci was compelled to return to Quay
mas on account Of bad weather.
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Postmaster ". r Fcost desires to call
at1ention to the fact that forms OF -
,rlicatlons for the use ri employers he
string help and Tor persons seeking en-
rloymen nj may be had on application al
The nost office o. o. the rural carriers,
Sl'rt Applications when filed OF signed
should lie returned 10 tht post master
They will uLen be forwarded 70 the
proper oftic.. Of the department Of labor
at Washington. No postage is required
sor transmission and the, service Is free
20 .rrnioye- or employee.
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Martha Cerro, Edmondo Berini. Lima
Berini, Waldo McAllister. Peter Joseph
Cerro, Leah Florence Eastman.
Mrs. Chester Turner Of Loudon Hill
was the guest last week Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. John II. Ellis, Jr.
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A good delegation from Gardiner
was present at the legislative hear
ing held Thursday afternoon on the
bill for the appropriation for the
Gardiner and Randolph bridge.
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The attendance Wednesday evening al
the Randolph Methodist cdnurlh choir re-
hearsal was large ana much interest Is
uelue manifested il the concert which
is soon to nc given Walter E. Goodwin
:as 3cey electe, leader and director.
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Among the party from Gardner,
who attended Ladies Night at Kora
Temple, Lewiston. were: MIR. and Mrs.
Guy Lawrence. MIR. and Mrs. Frank H.
Woodbury.: Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Taskar
and MI. and Mrs. David Stewart
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Gard of Thanks

We wish to extend our thanks to our
friends and neishbors who 50 kindly
heincl u IL cur recent bereavement,
and also TO-: the beautiful floral trit-
uieS.
ME- HERBERT T. GOODWIN.
MR. HARVEY Z. BOOKER.