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HINCkLRY

John Graham was In town Monday
Potatoes are being loaded at this
station for IS cents per bushel.
Mrs. Arminda Smith Ia not in he,
usual good health. She Is under thu
doctors care.
Arthur Boynton. who was operated
upon for appendicitis by DR.. King oil
Portland Is getting along well.
DIR. W. NJ. Pulsifer of Skowhegan
was called to town professionally
Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle A. Boyden arc
house of T. J. Mitchell on Main ST.
Boils seem to be the fashion this
, winter Many people are suffering
with them. One man discovered that
wetting them with a strong solution
Of earbolic acid when they hrst mad
heir appearance would kin them a.
1nce II Is worth remembering
The friends of George ~. Foster OF
anaan are glad To learn that he y
recovering from his recent severe III
ness.
ScidletE Powders by mail s5e
sampson Ayore. Skow hogan.
Melvin Palmer was the recipient OF
= nice birthday cake Jan. 18Th frou
his two little nsphews and niece. Nor
man and Albert Palmer and Mar,
Gertrude. Monday they we're the
suss,s Of their uncle al dinner whsr
the eaks was cut aud greatly eaJeysd
W. v ftinektey weat TO New fork
saturday with William Evties . oossi
WIN tavm boy. VIA has ,ussreasasis
sf ths howsts
The ksnnsbse side Club wAs eater
tAined by Nra M'nsis Esnasy 81
chvtsslan EaasAvov Cottage. uoo4t Will
Fasm saturday aftsraesa. EasAtssn
m~sssss sssw pssseat and twa essssts
NFs ttAfatax aud Miss Fsafvnss Nm
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work at the Grange Hall Friday, jan
22nd, when the town schools will
meet and present program.
Harold Bailey returned Saturday to
his home in Pittston after a visit at
Merton Davis
Under existing conditions in this and
other countries at present and the out
look for the next few years What
branch of farming would you advise a
young man to enter into?" was the
question discussed at Palmyra Grange
Saturday evening. The balance OF
opinion was in favor of diversified
farming. Other numbers on the pro-
gram were music by the orchestra
reading, Mrs. Nellie Leayitt; duet, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry McCrillis; remarks
A. p. Howes; piano solo, Mrs. H. A
McCrillis; story. Earl Peasely; music
male quartette music, orchestra
story, W. A Blaisdell. Eight appli-
cations for membership were receiy-
ed Attendance 40. Union Grange
meets at Palmyra, Jan. goth.
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SOMERSET

Mr. and Mrs. John II. Green have
returned home from a visit with their
daughter Mrs. Will Parsons of New
Sharon.
Reuben Morton and wife of North
New Portland were visitors at Der;
Dexter's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Murphy of Emb-
den visited Mrs. Murphy's sister, Mrs
Mae Luce recently.
Elmer Morton was called to the
home of his wifes father Fred Newell
Sunday, because of the illness of his
baby son. All hope for the baby s
quick recovery.
Clark Luce and Mrs. Luce were at
Madison and Norridgewock last week
Miss Venetta Hewett who has been
working for Herbert Lovejoy of New
Portland visited her parents last
week, before going to North Arson to
work.
Mrs. John l.. Tarr and little daugh-
ter have returned from their visit
with relatives in Arson.
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ST. ALBANS

W. II. Watson has closed his store
for the winter and with Mrs. Watson
is en- route for Florida, where they
will visit various points of interest IL
that state.
f. |. Tracy Is here from Auburn
ooking after matters at his farm home
Charles Wright has gone to Wor-
cester. Mass, where he has employ
ment in a machine shop.
John Hamilton of Parkman was II
North st. Adams on a business triI
Tuesday.
Chester Films and Eugene Ston
are at Goodwin Brook Farm maxim
shovel handle blocks. One order II
The New Year being for fifty THOUSAND
dozens.
Nathan Richards has an addition e
his herd of Guernseys. Of. twin heifeI
calves.
Thelma Worthen and Vera Emery
were over Sunday guests In the HON
OF their classmate Marion Estes In
Pittsfeld.
John Moore of Machias was visitinr
friends In town last week after an alb
senee OF thirty-eight years. He re
members with pleasure some years o
his boyhood passed here. when his IA
Their C. II. Moore Of Corinna. now o.
years OF age, was . resident here.
II. A. Peaks OF Dover was = caller In
this vicinity on hts way 10 Harmony
Monday In the interests OF the Anne,
Shovel Tool Co, OF North Easton
Mass
The Comedy Drama THE Countr,
Minister" vas presented at Stewari
Wall By local talent OF Harmony. tbs
18th inst, for the beaeft ot the rev
church 81 that place.
Ralph ireIsnd vho has been In .
helpless condition for several years
Passed away at the HON. Of his "a
Their Cullen ireland. Saturday. Jan. "a
aged - yssss The immediate eaas'
al his death ~As pneumonia. After I
seeks Iiiassa
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learn of her recovery from her recent
illness caused by tonsilitis.
We understand that the late Free
man Nevens farm situated in Hartland
has been sold to Ira Page of Hartland
Mrs. Roscoe Harte. who has been
confined to the house by illness is
much improved.
Frank Barnes who recently went to
Auburn where he was employed in a
shoe shop has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Morrell OF
Fairfield are visiting in the home of her
mother Mrs. Washington Jewell.
Miss Hazel futile has returned from
Clinton. where she went to visit with
her sister Mrs, Virgil Lewis.
Alonzo Smith of Hartland and w
Dickerson of Augusta were Saturday
night and Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Elijah Sewell.
|. ]. Smith music dealer of Skowhe-
gan and nephew Charles Smith were
In the place Friday on business.
Frank Herrin of Cornville had his
horse drop dead recently while stand
ing in the barn.
8.
In the home of Thomas Booker, Corn
Vile. Mrs. Booker still remains in
feeble health.
With regret we learn of the Illness
of Howard A. Parker, carriage manu-
facturer of West Pennington. Mr.
Parker has won for himself many
friends in this vicinity by his just and
honest business principles. We trust
he may fully regain his normal health
at an early date.
Arthur Savage and family have rent
ed and moved their household effects
into one part of Val Reynolds house in
Cornville.
Charles Whittemore and family OF
Skowhegan passed Sunday with her
sister Mrs. Arthur Savage.
Simon Brock of South Canaan was
in the place Sunday and Monday call
ing on friends
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CANAAN


Canaan Grange met in regular ses-
sion Thursday evening with a large
attendance The officers were install
ed for the ensuing year by Frank
Farnham of Hartland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Goodrich acted as marshals.
Mrs. Della Harris presented the fol-
lowing officers for installation: M,
Milford Withee; o., Henry Manson /.
L., Mrs. Florence Smith; s., c. l..
Rolfe; A. s., Leslie Allen; Treas. o. A.
Moody; Sec, Frank Pooler; Chaplain,
Mrs Adde Holt; G. K, Glenn lib
belts; Ceres, Mrs. Bertha Withee; Po-
mona Mrs. Lila Manson; Flora, Mrs.
Alice Rolfe; l.. A. S, Mrs. Sylvia AL
len. Supper was served. The fol-
lowing visitors were present: Mr..
and Mrs. Libby, Mr.. and Mrs. Almer
Goodrich of Hartland Miss Harriet
Cleveland of Skowhegan.
Students of the Good Will Schools
will give a musical entertainment at
Grange Hall, Canaan Saturday even
ing, Jan. 80.
Mrs. Mabel Harris left Friday for
Orono to visit her daughter Mrs.
Shellie Farnham.
Harness opportunity of life time.
| Clearance sale. All kinds of sad
dlery goods, trunks, bags, etc. Sacri-
flee prices George B. Dow, Water
street. Skowhegan.
Mrs. Cora Fprber was in Skowhegan
Monday to attend the funeral of her
cousin Mrs. Russell
Earl Sanborn of Pittsfield was a Wis
itor at Charles Brawns Saturday and
Sunday. returning Monday. Mrs. San
born who has been with her sister,
Mrs. Brawn several weeks, is much
better than when she came.
Jaseph Haskell of Skowhegan was
the week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Fred Locke.
| Mr.. and Mrs Carl Holt of Show
| hogan were in town Sunday.
! Miss Marion Tower of Belfast is the
guest of her aunt Mrs. Churchill.
Mrs. c. d. Harris and Mrs. George
Weeks were at Skowhegan Tuesday for
the day.
Mrs. Katherine Barrett was called
to Waterville last week by the illness
of her daughter Miss Lucina.
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WEST MADISON

Mrs. Elvira Veasey received notice
Sunday of the death of her cousin
Randall Durrell of Embden, whose age
was ninety-two.
Tracy Gates of Skowhegan passed.
through this vicinity Sunday on his
way to Scion to visit relatives.
Mrs. A. Graham recently spent sew
eral days with relatives in Madison
and Arson.
Amos Chapman of Athens was a re-
cent business caller at Eben Deans.
Russell Dean of Skowhegan was a
caller at George Jones' Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Davis, Mrs. Frank
Adams and Daisy Mantor attended the
special meeting of Kennebec Valley
Grange, Friday evening, when the OIL
GERS were installed in very able
manner by Mr.. Clifford of Winthrop.
Jennie Murray returned home Sun
day from Madison. where she visited
her friend Violet Mcfarland.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Towne returned
home Sunday from a trip to Portland.
DR. Danforth of Madison was a re-
cent caller at the home of his sistor,
Mrs. Donald Towne.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bird entertain
ed the Progressive Sixty-three party
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Spofford of Skowhegan spoke in
a very able manner at Blackwell last
Sunday. there is a possibility OF his
being present again next Sunday. A
good crowd is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams spent
last week with relatives and friends in
Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Adams of Madi-
son were Sunday visitors at Walter
Birds.
Frank Welch and grandson Arthur
were In Madison Saturday.
Mrs. Gardner Mason was a sufferer
last week with rheumatism.
Mrs. Joel Whitney and little son u
Madison recently spent several days
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Reed.
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MAYFIELD

VIM. Fitsimmons is improving after
a long and severe illness. A party Of
friends and relatives from Moscow
called on him Sunday. They were
Mrs Della Mclaughlin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Mclaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Crotto
also two daughters and son of Mr..
Fitsimmons.
Truman Ames of kingsbury visited
with his daughter during the week.
Mrs. Maude Campbell has arrived
here for her vacation, after completing
a very successful term of school in
Scion.
Mrs. Isabelle White called on her
father B. Mckinney the first of the
week.
Mrs Bertha Hilton and Mrs Guy
Hamlin of Kingsbury were calling Oh
friends in town. Thursday
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SHARKS

Mrs. Fred Upper is In Mercer car
ing for Mrs. Sidney Leeman.
Mrs. Leon Mclaughlin went TO Far
mington last Friday. returning Satur-
day,
w. II. Dudley is busy breaking colts
f. E. Frederic has recently loaded
a car of potatoes at Madison.
Frank Norton is saving wood in this
vicinity.
Miss Louise Sterry is at work in a
hotel at Scion.
Miss Marohn Greenleaf and Miss
Sadie Witham were in Pennington
last week.
Llewellyn Sterry is doing quite an
extensive business numbering.
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MADISON CENTER

Mrs. Mabel Varney of Skowhegan
spent last Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. E. p. Moore at the home of Miss
Olive Hayden.
Mrs W. G. Hapgood and daughter
have both been on the sick list for the
past week but are now gaining.
Miss Olive Hayden was to Skowhe-
gan to attend the funeral of Mrs. Liz
zie Emerson last Monday.
Mrs. Annie Henderson is caring for
Mrs. Grace Flynn.
Miss Addie Moore is expecting a visit
this week from Miss Zadie Campbell
of Jackman.
George Cayouette with friends from
Skowhegan occupied his cottage last
Sunday.
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Carl Baxter, Mrs Julia Tinkham of
Arson; j. NJ. Norton and wife. Madi-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oliver OF
West Mills, Mrs Clara Oliver of Oak
land; Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Seekins.
Fairfield; Edgar Kennedy Mrs Annie
Atwood Of New Vineyard and Mrs.
Kate Libby of Lewiston.
State Inspector of Schools Payson
Smith was in town Monday on ofici |.
duty
Verne Blaisdell visited friends III
Skowhegan a few days last week.
Lewis Miner is working for Albert
Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Webb are the
happy parents of an eight pound boy
born last Sunday.
Brock Good and family have moved
to Fort Fairfield.
Mrs. II. G.. Durham of Somerville
Mass. was in town few days recently
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fuller.
Mrs. w f. Brown and daughter
Miss Linnion returned last week from
a visit with friends and relatives in
Boston and vicinity.
Harness opportunity of a life time
Clearance sale. All kinds of sad
dlery goods, trunks, bags. etc. Sacfi-
flee prices. George b. Dow, Water
street Skowhegan.
Allie McIntire of Belgrade was in
town Wednesday visiting his mother
Mrs. Mahala McIntire.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Treworgy of
Lewiston were in town last week
called here by the death of Wesley
Tyler of Smithheld.
Horace Jones was in Show hogan
one day last week attending a dir
-5tttos7s,s- ;faee.!4ass 81 the Farmers, Tele-
phone Co.
Mrs. John Rowe fell on the ice last
week and injured herself quite badly.
Mrs. Forrest Farley of Larone visit
ed Mrs. Edmund Taylor last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Chandler of New
Sharon were in town the first of the
week visiting their son George and
family.
Mrs. Lewis Baldwin and two child
rem of Saskatchewan, Canada are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Packard.
Elmer Campbell is in Portland on
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Giles are living
! in the house made vacant by Mr.. and
Mrs. Startling as Mr.. Giles has finish
ed work for Charles Fuller and is at
present employed by Fred Clark.
Samuel Albee, seventy-four years of
age, slipped on the ice while doing his
chores Tuesday morning and broke
his leg.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Stevens.
Lucius Packard of Flagstaff was in
town on business the first of the week.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

VIM. Haines. Vet. WIS in this place
professionally last week.
Mrs Wright Is Ill at this writing. She
was very sick Sunday night but Is re
ported better. Mrs Startling Is car
ing for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. MCGEE were callers al
Mrs. Wright's Sunday.
Harold Knowles is working across
the river for lumberman.
James Giles is moving his family
from the village to Clarks rent. He
will work for Clark.
Lee Ketchum had the misfortune to
lose a heifer last week.
MIR and Mrs. McKinnon were callers
at Mrs ketchums Monday.
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at Ernest Varney's last Friday night
with quite a crowd there who stayed
nished music.
Wallace Jewell and son Ed drove
up from Fairfield Saturday and an auto
came Sunday loaded to spend the day
at their cottage in this place, going
home in the snow storm. They all
seemed to enjoy it,
Wilbur Richardson was a caller at
the Burrill home Sunday evening.
Charles Foster who lately returned
from a hospital is improving we hear.
Glad to hear 1t. George Foster is
also on the gaining list who has been
very i'll for some time.
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PALM IRA

The womAn's "Wednesday Club met
Ian 18th al the home Of MIRA v V
rhompsan With kaspd attendance, Mira
latte rewls Rad . paper ca the Con.
sssst Of Msstes: Mrs Marguerite
alaisieii. Conquest of Peru; Aiss Iva
seektaa. The Exploration % Columbus
and Mra q n Cole gave a humorous
reading MIRA Cole and Mrs seekias
swsrassi Q prise In each ef tvo con p
sseas MrA rhamp.aa served aain-
" tuaeh saa ell voted this an sxssp-
stnaaliy scod messtas
a 10 rvpsssea that MIRA Nellie cuak
60 10 tsissns
rhssw w.ll ~ Aa ssAlaitlan IT srhsssi
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SOUTH SOLON (C)

Miss Lucy Jewett was called to
Gardiner by the severe illness of her
brothers wife. Mrs. A. X. Jewett last
Friday,
Alvin Head and wife have closed
their house and moved To the Sillag
with their son Carroll for short
time
Fred Maguou and George Moses
we're canvassing the south part ~
hits town and the north part of Madi-
,ou Monday In the interests OF Tho
AMAZING factory.
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MOORE,S MILLS-CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blackwell of
Fairfield passed Sunday with relatives
in town.
Miss Marion Tower from Belfast Is
visiting her aunt Mrs. ]. E. Churchill.
Miss Lizzie Goodridge is at home
from few weeks visit with friends in
Norridgewock.
Miss Hazel Bowman from Fairfield
was the guest of Miss Minnie Williams
recently.
G. H. Foster is improving nicely
be about the house.
The many young friends of Arthur
Boynton of Skowhegan, who is mem
Der of the Grange in this place will be
leased to learn that he is convalescing
from his recent very critical illness
caused by breaking through the ice it
is said into the river and being alone
was so severely chilled before he could
extricate himself that at one time his
life was dispaired of. Last week his
condition was reported much more ia
vorable and his friends hope for his
recovery.
Alfred Holt had the misfortune to
lose a nice COW last week
There are considerable of the Hol-
stein breed of cattle being raised in
town. Reuben Reed has pair of nicf
steers and Walter Shores some fine
young animals and number of cows
G. A Williams has one thoroughbred
heifer that will compare favorably witt
the rest. She is beauty.
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+. NEW PORTLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walton, Mrs
George Stafford and little son spent
Sunday in Scion as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Walton.
Mrs Ena Simmons and friend oil
Salem were guests of Rev. Leonard
Hutchins and wife recently.
Orrin Holbrook has purchased foul
head of registered jersey stock.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Berry of N
Arson were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Walker Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adams and
daughter Christine visited at Wallace
Hodgdon's in Embden Sunday.
Mrs. Flora Boynton has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Whit
ten the past week.
The Observation-Disclosures for
months, 25c. Send stamps or coin.
Miss Martha Emery is visiting her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow
Strickland of N. New Portland.
Several people from this place at
tended the moving pictures and dance
at West New Portland Saturday even
ing.
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HARTLAND

Mrs. Mae Smith is quite i'll at the
Bangor hospital.
Miss Frances Lancey entertained
party of friends Wednesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Harry E. Williams
of Mt. Vernon, Wash. Mrs. Williams
was formerly Miss Elva Thompson Of
this town. Those present were Mrs.
Merle Worth Mrs. Mary Connolly
Mrs linda Anderson, Mrs. Christine
Fuller, Mrs. Elva Williams, Master
James Fuller Miss Louise Williams
and Miss Gwendolyn Worth.
The Outlook Club met Friday after
noon with Mrs. Nellie Haley and a
pleasant meeting was reported. The
next meeting will be with Mrs Dora
Libby.
The installation of officers in Twi-
light Rebekah Lodge will be held
Tuesday evening, Jan. 26. An oyster
supper will be served.
Mrs. William Battye was in st Al
bans Thursday the guest of Mrs. c
VI. Lancaster.
Mrs. Nina Lancaster has just pur
chased a Jansen piano.
Mrs. William Anderson and son
Gordon are visiting friends in Pitts
field.
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Notice of First eeting of Creditors

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District Of Maine. In bankruptcy.
In the matter OF
Theodore =. Bunker In BANKRUPTCY
Bankrupt
To the creditors OF rhecsiore y. Bunker
Of bingham. In the Count. OF somerse, and
Dassrtct afoseaaid. . bAakrupt
Nosiee 70 hev~hy given that on the Ith
tay az Novem bora. D. 1914 said rheod,re \.
bunk o. <as duly adjadieatsd bankrupt and
that the nsss meeting Of his erediterx vii he
\ ains. on the 9Th day Of February. A. H. lsiA
81 ten echoes In The 10 elooa. ~ ~ htrh time
the said cssd,tosv NAV attend, prove their
claims Apposnt trustee, tus tnins the hank 4.
supt and Vansact such ether business 80
NAV propeesv come hsswe sAid meeting.
January tsth. A y isiA
DASIfL LEWIS
ksssree In hans ruptey
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QUINNRBASSETT

Last Friday a baby girl came to
make her home with MIR. and Mrs
lester Woodsum. Mother and child
are as comfortable as can be expected
Mrs. Sadie Taylor of North Jay Is
here called by the illness OF her faith
er Fred Longley.
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IACkMA Az

Mr. and Mrs. w J. Elliott returned
home last Friday from Penobscot Lake
where they have been putting In n
supply OF Ice and wood for the coming
season.
y. ". Williams returned home from
Deadwater on Saturday of last seek,
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Send this paper to Billie. who has
gone to work on a new job. or to
Sarah who Is away at school. They
will bless your thoughtfulness and you
will never miss that quarter for q
three months sub.
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lPinkham S egetG
bic Compound they
would enjoy better
health. suffered
from a female trou.
Bile, and the doctors
decided h a d G
humorous grow t h
and would have tc
be operated upon,
but | refus ed as | dc
not believe in opera
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The News of Somerset's Busy Towns

article was read by Miss Georgia Mer-
row after which Mrs. Ethel futile
gave a report of the Federation meet
ing at Augusta. Refreshments were
served.
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The Poverty dance VAS sell attend
81 FRIDAY night ard a good time saioy-
I'd
The las, Of the srri-s Of dancing
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HARMONY

Berle Spaulding and couple of
friends from Brooks came into town
on the train Saturday night
Everett Dore was kicked in the side
quite badly last week.
There were twenty-three people that
attended the installation of the Ma
soas a5fa3 EEssaas:az2 Stars at Cambridge
the 18th. good time was reported
by all.
Mrs Edward Farrar the widow of
Edward Farrar passed away at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Eliza Tib-
belts at the age of SO. The funeral
services were held at the home Sun
day afternoon at one o'clock. She
leaves four children, Mrs. Eliza lib
belts, Adelbert Farrar both of this
town, a daughter Viola Rowell of
Scion and son Ed Farrar of Ripley
and a number of grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Smith are both
sick.
Henry Baker of Hartland was i'll
town Saturday hiring teams to haul
poplar from Brighton to the train. He
also has a crew of men and horses
hauling birch wood to the train from
Northeast Cove.
Alma Whittier who has been sick in
bed Is around the house now.
Ernest Lovejoy of Worcester, Mass,
visited Mrs. Fred Haynes the 18th.
DR.. Wilson of Cambridge was in
town Monday.
Miss Mildred Webb of Hartiand, the
music teacher, has a class in this town
of fifteen pupils.
People here are hauling potatoes fast
at 36c a bushel.
Stanley Willis is the proud possessor
of q new piano
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WOMAN REFUSES
OPERATION
Tells How She Was Saved
by Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetahlc
Compound.

Louisville, Ky" think il mere suf
fering women would take Lydia (.