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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-09-07
BROWNS CORNER-CANAAN

The Sunday service at Q p. m. at
our schoolhouse conducted by Rev.
Mr. Fletcher of Waterville, was I'M
pressive and interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burrill ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Harris attended the Etna campmeet-
ing.
Mrs. Villa Kane of Rhode Island
was a recent caller at Mrs. Jane
Halls.
Harry Wheeler passed Saturday
night with his wife and baby Harold
at the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana Cooley in Athens.
Our school opened Wednesday with
Miss Alice Norton of Winterport as
teacher.
Irwin Lewis of Charleston was a
recent guest of his mother Mrs.
Sarah Lewis.
Mrs. Guy Nelson and children
passed last week with her sister Mrs
Gladys Lancaster.
Clifton Lancaster and wife have
gone to Skowhegan where Mr.. Ian
caster has employment in the sash
and blind factory.
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NEX PORTLAND

Fernwood Grange met in regular
session Saturday night with an I'M
usually large attendance and a large
amount of business was transacted.
The topic How can the young peo-
pie arouse more interest in the
Grange" was opened by n. c. Bur
bank and followed by other mem
bers. A committee was appointed to
see about getting up a drama. Next
meeting will be Sept %.
Mrs. Ralph Nichols has been on an
,xtended visit through Strong and
Rangeley.
Joel Tozier who has employment
in Scion, has been at the home of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tozier
the past week. He was also calling
on other old friends.
Ellsworth Blake recently purchas-
ed a new Metz car.
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The News Of Somerset's Busy Towns


NJ T. I Drala of Pennington
- j., tom rerentlx the guest of
fr re
= W. White Of Auburn who
has been a guest of her son Walter
crosby and wife. has returned home
and Miss Mabel Crosby has also re
turned TO her home in Chicago after
visiting her brother.
Alfred Everett came home from the
Central Maine Far With a blue rib
bon on his handsome colt which he
exhibited thor Hiram Tobcy also
exhibited a verf nice colt and re
cejved a red ribbon.
~. Ann faess has bcen enter
-, relatives recently from Port
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August 81 A. A. Hall went to Athens
for rack-load of NJ E. BIS. who did
not have teams. Their annual out
ing was held as usual at Pinedale.
August 80, Mrs Sarah Bowman,
Mrs. Bert Bowman. Mildred and Al
fred Bowman in company with Mrs
Dana Colley. Mrs. Harry Wheeler
and little Harold went to South Har-
mony to pass the day with Rose
Cooley Brown and family, enjoying a
picnic dinner. Mrs. Sarah Bowman,
Mrs. Colley and little Harold Wheel
er made a brief call at Castle Har-
mony, one of the most beautiful spots
in Somerset County, while the others
of the party accompanied by WI.
Roth and Mr. Brown and wife went
fishing from Mr.. Browns shore.
Guy Bartlett was over from Har-
mony Sept for a few hours at his
farm here. The family were accom-
panied by their guest Miss Louise
Clock of East Boston
John Fischbeck has harvested his
acre of wheat so he won't have 10
buy -four at the present high price
John Allen is also one of the fort-
innate farmers, having sold some >f9
worth Of beans at the Harmony fac
tory and also raised a fine piece u
wheat
George Flanders returned August
% from Mayfeld, where he had been
harvesting the hay on his farm there.
Oreon Wing who was employed there
is at home for a few days and just
now is assisting Mr.. Berry in getting
ready to place his single mill which
he will go to Mayf1eld for in few
days, Mrs. Berry is still enjoying
the eating of green peas which with
most of her neighbors is thing u
the past.
George Taylor has gone 10 WORK
again for Thompson & Fox at Their
lumber lot near Eaton Corner, where
they are getting in readiness fer
fall and winters work.
Carolyn Barker is returning tbs
week to her third year of school
work at Pressure Isle.
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n. f. CORNVILLE

The picnic season is apparently
over for 1916 tho fishing parties are
still coming occasionally. Barker
pond has been the chosen spot for
several enjoyable gatherings. First
came the Hoyt reunion at Pinedale
where l.. b. Hoyt and wife have en-
tertained several friends during the
last few weeks. Mr.. HOyt has IN
consciously perhaps, entertained
neighbors in the vicinity of the pond
by music on the cornet several even
ings. The second picnic party was
at Pinedale by the East Athens Sur
day School. Next came a happy
crowd from Athens. Mrs. Marion
Flanders with her music class fol-
lowed by the annual picnic of the
Cornville Sunday School at the Bart
lett. shore. Pleasant Hurst, Aug. Is.
Your correspondent reported a
grand good time with the ladies lead
ing in the eating contest. Another
correspondent who was there and
was treated to ice cream and banan-
as thought the men could hold their
own with the women when it came 10
ice cream. One large man from
Skowhegan was seen trying to run
away with an ice cream can with
several in close pursuit. August Il
came the annual picnic of the Athens
Sunday School at Pleasant Hurst.
George WEIGH going to Athens for a
hayrack full of happy children(0
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

Mrs. f. A. Coyell accompanied her
sister Mrs. Mabel Boothby on her re-
tsrn to her home in Lewiston. Mr.
Boothby came up Saturday to accom-
pany the ladies' home. Mr.. and Mrs
Coyell, son Arthur and Mrs. Ruth
Jones returned Friday from an auto
trip to Searsport, where they visited
their son Alton CoVell who is EN-
ployed there.
Mabel Bigelow and Gladys button
who had been spending few days at
Bigelow Farm, returned to thelr
homes in Skowhegan Friday.
Miss Madeline Gomez of Monson
Mass, who has been spending the
summer with Doris Wentworth, re-
turned to her home Tuesday.
Arthur Covell and Leona OXFORD
returned to Good Will High School
Monday
All were pleased at the successful
showing of apples from the II. u
Wentworth farm at the Central
Maine Fair.
Mrs. Ellen Wentworth and daugh-
ter Hannah are spending the month
of September in SkOwhegan
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SHARKS

Katie Lowell of Auburn is spend
ing few days vacation with her
mother Mrs. Ann Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blodgett oil
Temple spent a few days last week
with Mrs. Blodgetts aunt Mrs. LIZZIE
Frederic.
clyde Hale of Arson is visiting at
Carol Fish 5.
Mrs. Eme Topper is nursing in
Mercer.
Buy this paper at Witham S.
Mrs. Dell Snow and Mrs. Lucy tlsh
returned to Madison last week.
Miss Fannie Quimby has returned
TO Rhode Island after spending her
vacation with relatives in town.
During the heavy shower OF last
Wednesday night the barn OF Charles
Thompson was totally destroyed ON
ing to lightning. Estimated loss Is
$4,000 with only 500 insurance. A
gasoline engine. Lay press, - tons Of
hay and all tho farming tools were
burned.
Mrs. Emma Gordon and Mrs. Ethel
Payson and little son are visiting ii
Norridgewock.
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WEST CORNNILLE

Mrs. Forrest McKenney is visiting
in Biddeford. her former home.
Mrs. Joe Roderick is visiting her
mother Mrs. Vincent and Miss Wood
who has been helping her has re
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Delbert Hobart mo-
torcd to Norridgewock Saturday ard
later accompanied by Mrs. Hobart's
nephew, they visited in China, re-
turning home Monday.
Mrs. Edgar Whittier passed last
week in Waterylle.
Paul Vincent who is at work for
Charles Day at Skowhegan, has NOV
ed his family TO that town.
Miss Sadie Knight has returned to
her school in Dorchester, Mass.
Altho a very bad season for poul-
try. Mrs. Mont Russell of the Mo-
lunkus road has not only large
fcck of turkeys but also has a flock
of fifty-nine geese of which fllty-two
are this years. Next?
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HINGkLEY

Miss May L. Bowman Of Bangor
and friend Harry Benjamin were
guests at the home OF L. c. JOY over
Sunday.
Miss Lillian Hoxie of North Fair
field accompanied by Madam Hodges
met with . serious accident Satdr-
day while driving with Miss HoNle $
horse in Wateryille. The animal
became frightened at a steam roller
and threw the occupants out badly
injuring Miss Hoxie's hip and other
wise bruising her. She Is IN Gray
hospital in Wateryille. Madam
Hodges was also badly hurt but 1t Is
thought that they will be all right
again in time.
Mrs. Augusta Young and her sis
ter Miss AIaude Goggln OF Washburn
we're callers at Miss Evelyn Joys
Saturday. Mrs. Young was the
Grammar School teacher at the boys
school at Good Will Farm last year
They have been staying in Good Will
Pines for week.
Ralph CLANCY is taking some local
views which he hopes TO have finish
ed in two weeks.
Mrs. Rilla Perkins of Madison is
caring for Mrs. Winslow Hethering-
ton. Both Mrs. Hethcrington and
baby daughter are doing well.
Last Saturday evening was Past
Masters meeting at Victor Grange.
George T. Tibbetts being the Oldest
Past Master present, was called up
on to preside There was a good
attendance and an interesting pro-
gram carried out. Past Masters
present besides the above mentioned
were: A. H. Ellis, Kate B. Ellis,
Henry Choate and Warren Balentine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Palmer ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Earle NJ.
Palmer made an automobile trip to
Athens Sunday, going by the way of
Browns Corner and calling on rela-
tives in Athens. They made the re-
turn trip by the direct road to Show
hogan, calling at the old farm where
Mrs. Palmer was born and after en-
ioying a lunch in we'll remembered
spot, wandered down to the Wesser-
unsett stream which divides the farm
and passed an hour filled with
thoughts of the past. 1t had been
% years since they had visited the
place and many changes were MOTTO
ed one of the greatest being the
growth of the irees.
Alfred Lawrence of DanYille
Junction was a recent visitor in
| town.
Schools at Good Will Farm opened
Monday. Several out of town pupils
are in attendance.
Mrs. Annie Cain has moved her
family to the house near Martin
Stream and will take a few boarders
Living so near the Good viii schools
makes it very convenient for her
children, three boys and three girls
who are all beginning their second
year at Good Will.
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MESI.E MRDEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Berry went
to the WaterYille Fair Thursday OF
last week and their son Master
Frank Austin spent the day with his
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Carl.
Miss Myrtle Berry is the guest Of
her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. syl-
yester Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Warren and
daughter of North Arson were the
guests of his father William Warren
and family Sunday.
Austin Berry and daughter spent
Thursday at the Waterville Fair.
Miss Gladys Berry was the guest
of her cousin Mrs. Harry Dickey and
family from Saturday until Monday.
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MERCER


Sumner Pressey was so years old
September LIST and on that day at the
home of his son Charles he did a
good days work threshing, He is
certainly to be congratulated on his
ability to celebrate his S0th birth
day that way His sister May Pres
sey is also remarkably well presery-
ed. She was SO years old last July
and keeps house for her brother and
his son George at the Pressey home.
Mrs. Charles Corson is attending
the campmeeting at Lakewood this
week in company with her daughter
Mrs. George Chandler of Norridge-
wock. Mrs. Lizzie Purcell of Mercer
will be with them a part of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Gibbs of Oakland and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heagan of
Lynn, Mass. were callers Sunday at
the homes of John Bacon and David
Tracy.
This paper is for sale at A. B.
Dunton's and A. E. Works.
Miss Florice Nickerson has fin
ished her work at Hillside camps and
returned home Sunday.
company from Fairfield last week.
The stork visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Decker August
Goth leaving them a little daughter.
The Misses Ola and Ethel Mahon
will leave town this week for Lewis
ton and Auburn where they will at
tend High School.
Ed. Charles aud family of Mechan-
ic Falls were callers at the home of
Ansel Nickprson one day last week.
Mr.. Nickerson still remains very i'll.
Mrs. W. c. Wade who was operat-
ed on Wednesday of last week for
the removal of gall stones is very
comfortable at this writing and is
making satisfactory progress to-
wards recovery.
Mary Oliver has gone to Harmony
to the home of her uncle DR., J. s.
Dyer She will spend the winter
there and attend High School.
Stewart Webb visited his wife and
daughter at the home of H. M. Ellis
over Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Hanson Clement of Skowhe-
gan is at the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Caswell for a time
fIueSI MOSueI anu hllt VI CIiilh
field were callers in town the first
of the week
Clyde Dunton and wife are NOV
! ing into their new house.
Miss Doris Diggles. who has spent
her vacation with her grandmother
Mrs Mile Diggles, returns to Lew
iston this week.
Miss Mary Oliver has gone tc
Harmony to attend school
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Girdler. Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Andrews and Master
Kenneth attended the Waterville Fail
Wednesday last.
Mrs Rose Wade was operated upor
for gall stones last week and /:
getting along we'll. Drs. Head ant
| Wadsworth attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamert Wade re
turned to Jackman Monday.
A dance was held Friday evening
in Garland's Hall. A good crowt
was present.
Almon Works and Ed. Willard at
tended the Fair at Waterville.
| Mrs. Clara Dunton was in Nor
ridgewock Friday last.
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Go No Farther
The Evidence Is at Your Door

Skowhegan proof is what you want
and the statement of this highly res
pected resident will Danish all doubt:
Daniel Thompson, 1O6 w. Front
St, Skowhegan, says: MY back had
panied me for quite a little while and
annoyed me very much during my
work. Often these pains extended
down into my hips. Doan's Kidney
Pills were recommended and l got
some at Fogg's Drug Store. l hadn't
taken them long before l felt relief
Today am never troubled with my
back at all, except when 1 over-work
always keep Doan's Kidney Pills in
the house and use them occasionally
as a kidney tonic"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Thompson uses. Foster Milburr
Co., Props. Buffalo, NY.
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NORTH NEW PORTLAND

f. f. Tripp is having his buildings
painted. George Chapman is doing
the work.
II. W. Kennison has returned from
a short visit with his daughter Mrs
Ivan Prince at Orr's Island.
Mrs. Ferne Luce returned to her
home at Danyers, Mass last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wendall Of
Portland are guests of his son Dan
Wendall.
T. B. Tague is moving into his new
house
Augustus Bunker and daughter
Mabel of Arson were callers at
Leonard Knowlton's recently.
There was a reunion of the KNAPP
and Chapman families last Saturday
at George Chipmans. Seventeen
were present
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SOITH CANAAN

Mrs. Anna Prescott of Skowhegan
and daughter Miss Linnie Prescott
spent the week end with Mrs. Pres
colts brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Goodrich, North Clinton.
They also called on friends in this
vicinity.
A novel sight Saturday was a
traction engine with three plows at
taehed which passed thru this sec
ton towards the village.
Guy Mason smiles right out loud
now. The stork called on them a
few days ago and left them a nice
boy baby Both mother and son are
doing fine.
Mrs. Lafayette Jacobs was the
guest of her daughter Mrs f. II. Cas-
well. Bingham.
Neal Foss is passing a two weeks
vacation with his mother Mrs. Hat
tie Whitman, Medford. Mass.
Everett Salisbury has recently pur-
chased a small farm.
Eta Salisbury is at Guy Nason's
caring for Mrs. Mason and the dear
little son which, came recently to
gladden. and brighten their home.
Miss Beryl Nye of Dexter visited
friends in this vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Burrill Of Hart
land, called on friends in South Ca
naan. recently.
Mrs. L. S Holt. who had the mis-
fortune to disloeate her elbow a few
weeks since, has so far recovered the
use of her arm as to be able to do a
little light work
1t is reported that one man from
this place who attended the Central
Maine Fair had his pocket relieved
of ten dollars.
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Observation-Disclosures

Mrs Lloyd and two children also
Mrs. Ada Trefery were in Mercer
Sunday
Daily papers to our subscribers, y
Mrs. David McKinnon and two
children Paul and Lizzie went yes
terday to Bridgewater for visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frost oil
Hampton. N. H. are visiting at the
home of her parents Mr. and Mrs
Frank Storer
Donald Stackpole of Newport VIC
has been visiting his grandparents
here. returned home Monday.
Mrs. Ketchum with her daughters
Velma and Helen spent the week END
with friends in North Arson.
School opened Sept with the
same teacher we had last term. All
are glad to welcome her back.
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RRIGHTON

Mrs. Sadie Tobin of Harmony has
purchased the Liant Haskell stand
here in the village and has moved
her family here.
Frank Bryants family have moye4
into Sewel Hayden's house here =
the village.
Mrs Lydia Hilton of Xii ssbury
has moved into what is called the
Strickland house here.
Miss Lucie Farrin went to Water
willie last week to attend the Fair.
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PrGH CORNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kincaid of Der
ry, N. II. are visiting with Galen Kin
caid. who is in very poor health.
Albert Boulter and l.. f. Cofson
arrived Saturday night TO spend Sun
day at the home of Louise Corson
Mrs. Boulter and Mrs. Corson and
little Muriel who have been spending
their vacation here returned home
with them Monday.
Miss Nora Rowell, Mr.. and Mrs
George Cote and Mrs. COte's sister
who have been spending their vaca-
ton with II. K Rowell, returned TO
their respective homes last Sunday.
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SnITH MADISON

Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Allen of Gains
Vile, Florida. arrived in town last
Wednesday, where they will be the
guests of Mr.. Aliens cousin J. W.
Wills for several weeks
Mrs. Sarah McKenney and children
also Mrs. Dollie McKenney visited
with relatives in Canaan and Show
hogan several days last week.
School began Tuesday with Miss
Lou Bigelow as teacher
A II. Mckinney is working at the
village.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Greene of
Skowhegan were week end guests OF
Mrs. Wescott's parents Mr.. and Mrs
d. 7 Wescott
Percy Blackwell expects to 20 to
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REVERE

Mr.. and Mrs Charles L. Beckwiib,
baby Wendell and Kenneth c. Chap
man are passing a week in Presqae
Isle for a visit at Mr. Beckwith's cid
home and to take in the Northern
Maine.
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EAST NEM PORTLAND

Miss Elgiva Luce who has been
visiting relatives in town the past
two weeks went to Madison Sunday
en- route for Machias.
Miss Sarah Rollins of Gardiner re-
Gently visited her cousin Susie Hol-
brook and family.
Mrs. Viola Merry has gone to Far
mington to work for Mrs. Esther
Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nye and Miss
Mary left Saturday for Caratunk
where Mr. Nye will work during the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stafford and
two sons returned home Monday,
having visited relatives in Wilton and
Livermore for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Hodgkins
of Bangor accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Lishness and two chill
dren arrived by auto Saturday as
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. f.
l.. Jones.
Miss Florence Emery spent a few
DAYS last week with her friend Miss
Ruby Pelkey at Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Williams were
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Gardner.
There was a hard frost in this
vicinity Sunday night
Ed. Atwood and family made an
auto trip to Sidney Saturday and re-
turned home Sunday.
Miss Alma LishnesS of Kingfeld
visited her sister Mrs. Ethel Jones
over Sunday.
Henry Moody went to Lexington
Monday to do some mason work for
Mrs. Mary Lane.
Mrs. Ola Webb was a guest of
Mrs, Susan Adams Sunday night.
Mrs. Dora Jackson is suffering an
attack of erysipelas.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mercurrio of
Portland formerly Miss Marta
Perry are guests at s. X. Jardines,
Miss Belya Leach returned to her
home in North Penobscot Saturday
School at the Pines begun August
% with Miss Edna Kelley of North
Arson as teacher she boards at Ell
vim Wills
Mrs Abbe Hutchins is visiting at
Mark Hutchins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y r. Hutchins and
family passed thru town Sunday in
their Flanders car,
OAK Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Marshall and daughter OF
Madison were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erwin Morrill, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Owens attended
the Fair at Wateville last Thurs
day.
Mrs. F. Worthen, Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Sterry and Bert Whitehouse
all attended the Waterville Fair last
week and report a good time.
Mrs. Kate c. Holbrook and son Ell
ton have returned to Skowhegan for
the fall term of school which begins
Sept. II.
Mrs. Bernard Coffin of Turner is
the guest of her aunt Mrs. w. c.
Fletcher.
A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Mrs. Nathan Chandler last
Thursday evening at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Edwin Francis. The
occasion being Mrs. Chambers birth
day. Dainty refreshments were
served and at late hour the guests
returned to their homes all heartily
wishing Mrs. Chandler very many
happy returns of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert c. Fletcher and
little daughter Evelyn and Mrs. Abel
Thompson all of Skowhegan were
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Sunday guests at the home of their
brother w. c. Fletcher.
Mrs. Earle Ware of Gardiner was
the week end guest of her sister Mrs.
A II. Anderson.
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WELLINGTON

Annie l.. Decker will be at the
hotel, next Wednesday. until three
o'clock to meet patients.+
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SOTTH SOLON

Born, Sept. 4, to the wife of Scot
". Jones a son Mother and IL
are both doing well.
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Kineo Saturday where he has po-
yition as school teacher
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-08
CLUB GLEANINGS

Miss Helen Bowers accompanist.
Violin solo-Albert Tompkns.
Vocal soo-Mrs. Phil Helm.
Piano solo--Mrs. Leslie Long.
Paper-Mrs. J. p. Pope.
Golden Rod Club.
The Golden Rod club met with Mrs
II. A. Taylor for the first social meet
ing of the season. Mrs. z. A. Tolmau,
who so successfully managed the
lunch concession at the fair, save "A
report of her work. A vote of thanks
was given the Crescent Baking Pow
der company for their excellent coffee
which received many favorable com
ments during fair week. Music fur
nished by Mrs McCilenn was greatly
enjoyed as were the solos by Mrs. Fred
Rosene. Mrs. Hopper gave an enjoy
able reading and piano solo. The bus
mess meeting of the month will be held
at the home CT Mrs. Gracey. Oct. 10.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-08

hour; \. J. Tompkins, teacher, four
to start class.
Gymnasium class Wednesday eve
ming from $50 TO $40; Mrs. Alice
Brigham, Instructor. 10 required to
start class.
First Aid class Wednesday night. 10
required to start.
Swimming class. Wednesday night;
Professor c. S. Leaf. instructor, 30 re-
quired to fill class.
No special date has been set for
starting any of the classes. but al will
start as soon as they are filled and
early registrations are asked from
those contemplating entering.