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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21
TO BUILD TRAIN SHEDS

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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April III
Visitors 10 Indianapolis will soon
have a new train shed TO alight I'm.
Work already has been started on
the new shed which viii be built in
three sections. extending from Cap
itOI av 10 Meridian St The shed is TO
be elevated. doing away with the old
Illinois ST. tunnel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

Wilbur Tempiin. who was elected
chairman of the Century clubs pub
lie service board. declined to accept
the position. He said that as he was
president OF the Elkhart Merchants
association il would hardly be fit
ting for him to hold the more or less
related office in the public service
boards organization. even II he had
the requisite time to devote TO the
leadership of the public service
board.
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Is CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR

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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April Ell
DIT. Albert Stanley. who is seeking
the prohibition nomination for gov
ernor. says that if he is elected he
will create a state board Of health
which will treat with the liquor
question just as other diseases are
treated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

member of the old railroad commits
sion and was given a place on the
public service commission when Dc
was formed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21
SAYS ALLIES PAY
5000 FOR MULES
Ranches in West Specialize in
This Industry Says
Caretaker.
Special Service:

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ELKHART. April 21.-That pur-
chasing agents for the allies were
paying from 1926 TO 5000 each for
mules was the assertion of a care
taker accompanying three carloads
Of the big cared animals which
passed through Elkhart Thursday
afternoon.
The caretaker declared that many
of the big ranches in the west were
specializing" in mules in preference
to cattle and horses because mules
were much easier to raise.
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SEYMOUR, Ind.-Plans are being
made for the erection of a coliseum
TO cost $500.
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SHELBYVILL4E, Ind.-Thomas Fos-
ter. lineman. was electrocuted on top
of a 2O-foot pole when he touched
a live wire.
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Handkerchief
25c ca.

Silk Crepe handkerchiefS
in plain colOrS-or colored
bOrderS--Or small flower
designs at Csc. Jap Silk
glove handkerchiefS in white
with colored border designs.
A most varied assortment for
choice at 15c.
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CRAWFOEDSNIL4L Ind.-tTank
Collins and James Mcclure were
sent 10 the Plainfeld boys school for
stealing copper bendings from the
rails of the Ben Hur traction lines.
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STATE BRIEFS

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NORTH VERNON, fnd.-Mice
and matches caused a fire in St.
Ans Catholic church with $500 dam
ages.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind.-Leslie
Groves walks two miles 10 attend
Colfax high school and has been
neither absent nor tardy in four
years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

The national guard OF New York
has an armored train
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

James G. Cranes, who conducted
a transfer line. died Wednesday
night. after an illness of five weeks
from liver and stomach ailments
Mr.. Cranes was born on July {,
1876. He was a private in Co. F Of
the 160th Indiana regiment under
Capt. f. f. Derr Of Fort Wayne. and
his only son, Claude Cranes. is a
soldier Of the United States coast
artillery The son arrived here from
Fort TOtten, Long Island. last Tues
day night. in response TO a message
telling Of his fathers serious condi-
ton.
Mr.. Cranes is also survived by his
wife, Ida Cranes; his mother, Mrs.
Martha +. Cranes. who lives on a
farm a few miles east OF Elkhart: a
brother, William Cranes. who lives
on his mothers farm. and a sister.
Mrs. oscar Schafer of Goshen av.
Mr. Cranes moved here from
Wells county about two years ago.
NJ =. Robbins Of the grocery firm
of Robbins & Swinehart. 2O5-2O7
S. Main St. will retire from the firm
on June /, having sold his interest
TO Eugene Swinehart, the junior
partner.
The business which was establish
ed Oct. Il, 1901. has shown a sub
stantiql increase annually and the
store is now generally recognized as
one Of the leading groceries of the
city.
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Leather Purses
$I.25 ca.

In Black-alSO Blue. Tan
and dark Brown. Made OF
genuine leather - Cape
Goat. Pin Seal. and Moroc
co. Silk Innings and mirror,
also small cOir purse.
Shown in several new shapes
including the new envelope.
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GRBENCA STLE, Ind.-But III
out OF 255 eighth grade pupils in Put
nam county passed final examina-
tons
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

VINCENNES. Ind.-Jake Gimbel.
for the ninth year has started bank
accounts for 100 boys, BY depositing
81 to the credit Of each lad.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21
Silk GIoUes-
soc. 75c, 81

2-clasp SILK Gloves -
KaySer make-in Black or
White with contrasting en-
hroiiered backs at SOC and
75c. Also al soc a good
line of new COlOrS. AZ ST
Their are : different STYLES
OF fancy SILK cloves.
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MUNCIE, Ind.-Lance NJ. Coons
was injured when overcome by ether
fumes while printing his automobile
and fell unconscious.
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ALEXANDRIA, nd.-Plans are
under way here TO unite all the red
heade dpersons of Indiana in what is
TO be known as the Red Head assO-
citation of Indiana.
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NORTH VERNON. End.-Mice
and matches caused a fire in st.
Ans Catholic church with $500 dam
ages.
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SEYMOUR, Ind.-Plans are being
made for the erection of a coliseum
TO cost $500.
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SHELBYVILLE, Ind.-Thomas Fos
ter. lineman. was electrocuted on top
Of a 2O-foot pole when he touched
a live wire.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind.-FTank
Collins and James Mcclure were
sent TO the Plainfeld boys school for
stealing copper bendings from the
rails of the Ben Hur traction lines.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind.-Leslie
Groves walks two miles 20 attend
Colfax high school and has been
neither absent nor tardy in four
years.
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GRBENCASTLE, Ind.-But III
out OF 255 eighth grade pupils in Put
nam county passed final examina-
tons
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MUNCIE. Ind.-Lance NJ Coons
was injured when overcome by ether
fumes while printing his automobile
and fell unconscious.
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LOGANSPORT, Ind.-Don Deegan
accidentally shot Edward MarOney
with an air rife. The shot struck
Edwards eye and he may lose the
sight OF it.
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ALENXANDRIA, Ind.-Plans are
under way here TO unite all the red
heade dpersons Of Indiana in what is
TO be known as the Red Head assoc
citation of Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.-The high
est fire the local department ever
fought was put out on the top of the
Merchants bank building, Il stories
high.
VINCENNES, Ind.-Jake Gimbel
! for the ninth year has started bank
! accounts for 100 boys. BY depOsitine
I 81 to the credit Of each lad
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LOGANSPORT, Ind.-Don Deegan
accidentally shot Edward MarOney
with an air rifle. The shot struck
Edwards eye and he may lose the
sight OF il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21

INDIANAPOLIS. Iud.-The high
est fire the local department ever
fought was put out on the top Of the
Merchants bank building, Il stories
high.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-21
Our alteration work is in charge of experienced
tailor who personally attends to the fitting of all gar
ments that require alterations.

Saturday-the last day
for Gloves at St.3S pair. In
2-clasp real imported Kid.
Black, white, tan with self
embroidered backs. Also
the black with white and the
white with black embrOiied-
ed backs, $1.3S pair.
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OEe-fourth Of the worlds diet
consists of vegetables
Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-22
Bi,cIrfleld.

The Zadoc Long Library has just re-
ceived from Mrs. Annie n. Towne Of
Brunswick about one hundred and thirty
finely bound volumes, mostly historical
works, left by the will of the late John
Seaver Towne, who was anative Of this
place, born In 1854. he removed to OK
ford, and in 1880 went from there to
Brunswick, where he resided till his
death in May Of this year. Mr.. Towne
was IN expert lapldary and one of the
best known mineralogists Of the state.
He was nephew OF the late Mrs. Alfred
Shaw of thrs town, and had many friends
and acquaintances here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Warren were In
Portland for few days last week.
Rev. F. N. Lamb rendered bis resigna-
tion - pastor Of the Buckf1eld Baptist
church ct the close Of the morning ser.
vice Sunday, Aug. 18th, to take effect
not later than September 30th. This act
terminates . pastorate of about eight
years, during which time the church has
been greatly strengthened, and the love
and esteem of the people has been won
and held. Mr.. Lamb and family will be
greatly missed here, especially in 9
musical way, az all are accomplished
musicians.
L. NJ. Irish and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Wilmington started by auto
Tuesday morning for st. Albans, Vt.
whore they will be guests for q week oi
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ray Hersey.
Wilbur Caldwell of Boston has been 9
guest Of his sister, Mrs. A. T. Cole.
Stanley Damon of Sanford has beer
here for . few days, as has also Miss
Imogene Smith.
H. G. Clement went to Gorham Tues
day with his family to be guests of Mr.
Clements father for week.
d. q. Hall of New York is taking {
vacation at Saints Rest with his mother
and sister.
Governor Oakley C. Curtis and Hon
8. j. Graham of Pennsylvania spoke herr
Wednesday afternoon.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-22
Hebron.

On Friday, the 1lth, q. L. Packard w.
R. G.. entertained guests from the w. r.
C.'s of of Norway, Oxford and Mechanic
Falls.
A. j. Turner 10 at Mechanic Falls,
where be has several weeks work re-.
pairing clocks and watches. Mr.. Turner
understands his work, and 10 kept busy
all the time.
Norman Richardson was at home from
Portland for Sunday.
Miss Emma Rosk Of Auburn was q
guest at Prof. Moody's recently.
Cleveland Holbrook of Bath spent
Saturday night at Miss Tripp's. Mrs.
Holbrook has been at the Sanstorium
here this summer, but 10 greatly i'm
proved in health, 30 IL is expected she
will return home soon.
Fred Bartlett and family, who have
been visiting bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Bartlett, will return to their home
in Boston this week.
Prof. E. C. Mariner was in the place
this week.
Mrs. j. C. Donham has returned from
Isle of Springs.
Henry Pinkham and son Harry are on
a business trip through New England by
auto.
Mrs. Wilson has returned to her home
In Allstop, Mass.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-22
0ilbertville.

The first case Of infantils paralysis to
be reported in Oxford County has broken
out in Canton Point. Little Dorothy
Nsllsy, youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Nalley, has been stricken with the
disease. DR.. R. w. Bicknell is in at
tendance, and has called In DR.. Frank w.
Morse in consultation. The child 10
twenty -one months old. 1t 10 not known
how she contracted the disease, a. she
has not been away from home. The
board of health at once placed the home
under quarantine, and 1t 10 hoped the
disease will not spread. The family live
on farm two and one-half miles from
Gilbertville.
Mr.. A. q. Adams is very III with ap
pendicitis. DR.. Morse is Ia attendance,
and an operation will be performed at
once.
Bernard Andrews shot . large eagle
Monday.
The pupils Of Winnifred Foster Rob-
erts will give piano recital at Canton
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. w. z. Wilder, Mrs. Eli.
nor Dyke and two children, and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Albert Ellis and son Eugene
made an auto trip TO Farmtngtou Falls
Sunday In Mr.. Wilder's Hudson six.
Alton Allen of Berlin, N. H., was In
town Saturday.
Elsie Hines has recovered from her re-
cent illness.
Jack Dodd's crew, who have been In
Rumford for few days, have returned
to Gilbertville.
Mrs. Leslie Roberts has purchased .
new baby grand Chickering piano.
Mrs. Joe Stone and daughter Aldea
were In Portland Tuesday.
A. G. Rich was In Lewiston on busi-
ness recently.
Carrie Bartlett and Ida Hines are tax.
ing piano lessons Of Ars. Leslie Roberts.
Alice Hines 10 taking violin lessons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Roberts and son
Carl were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ". L.
Roberts in Canton Monday.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-22
TRUTH TRIUMPHs.
South Paris Citizens Testify Tor sne
Public BENEFIT.

A truthful statement of South ,s fa!.s
citizen. given In bis own words. sao... .sa
conylpce the most sksptical aoout 'uo
merits Of Doan's Kidney Pills. II 20"
suffer from backache, nervousnes.,
sieeplessness, urinary disorder: or sny
form OF kidney Ills, use tested A'o"''
medicine. . D,.r,.
A south Paris citizen tells OF Doen's
Kidney Pills. ..,,o,ro
Could you demand more convincing
proof Of meritP ,,. G.
james d. Perry, painter, Pleasant 81,
South Paris, says: 81 can recommeno
Dosn's Kidney Pills, ss I have used tnem
Vith very fiue results.' took four oo1e.
Of Dosn's Kidney Pills, which got :.
the Howard Drug Co., and they gave %e
prom pt relief from pains across my osoH. .
Since then, have been practically iree
from the trouble. Occasionally, now
aver. I use few OF Doan's Kidney Fii's
and they keep my kidneys In strong
condition"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for q kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the Same that Mr. Perry
had. Foster. .Milburn Co., Props''
Buffalo, N. ?.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-22
Oxford.

Mrs. Starbird and daughter Marion
spent last week at Wells Beach.
DR.. Webber of Lewiston, assisted by
DR.. Farris, operated upon Edward Par
rott for enlarged tonsils on Thursday
last.
Mrs. Thomas Kochen and son of Bos-
ton are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Flood, Mrs. Andrews and Miss
Carman attended the campfire at Hebron
on Friday and report a most enjoyable
day. Comrade Cyrus Wardwell OF Me-
chanic Falls was also present.
Albert Parrot and family are visiting
here.
Rev. Ansen Williams, pastor Of the NJ.
e. church, is very i'll, and has gone to
Mount Vernon, where his mother re-
sides.
Miss Marjorie Barker of Norway and
Mrs. Gould of Portland are visiting at
Mr.. A. j. Holden's.
Joseph Robinson has new touring
car.
Mrs. Adams sister and baby are visit
ing her.
Mrs. Georgia Cash will 90 to New
York on Monday. Her son, Leon Cash,
has . position as principal of high
school.
Rev. Mr.. Faulkingham 10 attending
campmeeting at Mechanic Falls, so no
service will be held at the Advent
Chapel on Sunday.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-22
North Buckfleld.

Washington Heald and family went to
South Royalton, W., Monday, by auto
for visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Sturte.
want.
Mrs. Eliza Hall of Maiden, Mass., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Isabelle Swal.
low.
Capt. and Mrs. Howard Emery Or.
rived at their summer homo Monday.
Capt. Emery is stationed ct Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wheeler are Wis
iting Mrs. Wheeler's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Larrabee.
Calvin Keene is working for bis son,
Vinton Keene. I
Mrs. Georgie aud Mrs. Florence War.
rem went to Coxy Beach, Ct, Thursday,
on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Post.
Mrs. Maud Bessey and daughter Ella
have recently been guests Of her brother,
Preston Heald and wife.
Lester Varney attended New Century
Pomona at Andover Wednesday and re-
ported an uuusually interesting meeting.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-22
State of Maine.

COUNTY OF OXFORD, ss.:
To the Honorable Justice Of the Supreme ~
dicisl Court, next 70 be holden at faris Wl.nia
and for said County Of Oxford. on the secona
Tuesday Of October, A. D. 1910:
RESPECTFULLY REPRESENTS, Vern a.
Thomas, Of Paris. In said county, taas ne va
lawfully married under tho name OF vernsi =.
Thomas to Vicy Hall. Of Paris aforeSaids on tne
twenty. .second dsy q January. A: p. % lslS: y y
said county and State; that he has always , COZ,
Quoted himself toward the said vicy M -
Thomas, as q true and faithful husband, out sne.
unmindful Of her marriage vows ana duty, on
divers times has been guilty Of cruel and nousive
treatment towards him. the said Vern a. Tnomss
and that she finally deserted him the SAID VeLn
Al. Thomas on or about the tenth day OF NO
| vember, A. D. 1915. =,
And the ibelant alleges that the residence o.
the said libelee is unknown to him, ana canno
be aacertained by reasonable diligence; Una,
there is no collusion between your hDeiant sno
the said Vicy Hall Thomas to obtain divorce.
WHEREFORE, he prays that divorce may
be decreed between him and the said Vicy Hal
| Thomas for the causes above Bet forth:
Dated at South Paris, Maine, this 7tn osy u
August, A. D. 1915. n,o,,.a
| Subscribed and swUrn to before me thil
seventh day Of August, A. d. l9l8.
mp ALTON G. WHEELER.
| Seal Notary Public.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-22
North Waterford.

Geo. NJ. Knight W. r. G. are to hold .
campfire Aug. S1st.
Wm. Fiske has purchased q new Ford
and presented IL to bis wife.
Irving horey recently spent week In
Chatham, N. 81.
Frank Hatch, who has been stopping
ct r. P. Hszelton's . few weeks, has
gone to his home 10 Lowell.
Harry Morey has gone TO work for
Fred Littlefield In the woods, and boards
with Clifford McAllister.
Ethel Thompson OF Norway, who has
been Waiting here week, went homo
Monday.
Mrs. 8. G. Washburn and Mrs. e. j.
Paige were guests At Alphonxo Charles'
Wednesday. They sent an auto for them.
Mrs.. Jesse Littlefleld and children
were guests of her cousin, Mrs. Clayton
hcIntire, at East Waterford.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-22
Audover.

Newhsll Tukey from Portland is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Rand.
Mrs. Alvers Benson and daughter
Pauline, who have been visiting relatives
In town for the past two weeks. have re-
turned to their home In South Framing.
ham, Mass.
Rev. John Sutsr, Jr., preached in the
Congregational church Sunday morning.
Alice Averill 10 working In Rumford.
The cabaret which was given In the
town hall Saturday evening WAS we'll
patronized.
Mrs. George Wakefield made trip to
Rumford Thursday.
Clarence Newton and family went to
the White Mountains Tuesday. Arthur
Lang carried them by auto.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-22
Wllson's Mills.

A party of sixteen from the Algonquin
Club house at Bear Brook attended the
church service at the lower church Sun.
day.
willard Linnell has gone to the Bal.
sans to work Is night watchman.
Mrs. @. L. Fox and son Dermont, e. 8.
Bennett and Grace Linnell made up q
party that John Bennett took to Cole.
brook In his Car Wednesday.
Hay afloat and moving machine and
hay rake under water 10 the experience
Of one man after the recent heavy rain
fall. -
Mrs. D. Clinton Bennett left Saturday
for Moose Brook to join her husband
who 10 employed there.
Mrs. 8. 8. Bennett is visiting her sis
ter at Canton Point,
Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-22

Philip Wight Of Auburn ID visiting bis
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Wight.
William Dyer Of Lewiston was In town
last Sunday.
John Arsenault went to Newport,
N. a., last Tuesday for few days..
There WAS . social dance at the town
hall last Saturday evening. Music Was
furnished BY Moore's Orchestrs OF Nor.
way. A large crowd attended. Ice
cream and cake were served at intermis-
sion.
Eva and Marion Arsenault Of Berlin.
N. A., were guests of relatives in town
last Sunday.
Ava Andrews of Norway has beer
visiting friends In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Coffin went to Port.
land last Thursday for few days.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-22
West Buckfield.

A number from this way attended the
drama at South Paris Tuesday evening
given by Mountain Grange.
Miss Dorothy Palmer from East Sum-
ner Ia guest at A. s. Halrs.
Miss Doris Buck started Monday after
noon to S6merville, Mass, where she
will visit her grandmother Buck, and
aunt, Mrs. G. A. Merrifield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Bradbury have re-
turned from Norway Lake to entertain
bis brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Bradbury of Boston.
Mrs. Beryl Goff of Lynn and Miss Fan.
ME Harlow have been recent guests at A.
s. Hall's and Fred Bennett's.
Mabel and Fred Pearson are In Rum
ford.
Mrs. BENZ. Taylor went to Lewiston
Monday with her brother and family.
Irving Shaw is working for John
Smith,
Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-22
Milton Plantation.

n. e. Mersereau OF Auburn wal
through the town ono day this week
selling cream separators.
Clinton 8. Buck bad the mlsfortune to
lose one of bis work horses.
Clyde Lapham Of Norway WA In town
over Sunday.
Alphonso Brown has finished work fol
b. A. Bacon, and 10 helping q. W. Day
do his haying.
: Raymond Haines visited the Edgehill
Farm Tuesday Of this week. /.
Several from THE place attended The
dance Ut Rumford Corner Friday night
OF last week. 8
Miss Serena George was In Lewiston
shopping Saturday.
John Klmball OF Albany was the
weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d.
George.
Mrs. D. G. Estes remains about the
Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-22
Denmark.

The Al Martz Speciality Co. showed at
Odd Fellows Hall, Denmark, Thursday
evening, to very good business, and was
one Of the best shows that has played
the town for quite number Of years.
Everything new except the name. 1t
was we'll worth the price of admission.
The company is under the personal
management of Frank Mackey, he having
bought the business from Mr.. Martz, who
Is In no way associated with 1t.
Mrs. Geo. Hill and daughter Clara,
who have been visiting Mrs. Clara K.
Belcher for the past six weeks, will leave
on Wednesday for their home In Cadillac,
M,cb., stopping a few days on the way
with friends In Boston.
Miss Rachel Babb of Portland is visit
ing her grandfather, Jerod Berry.
Miss Elizabeth Crabb of Portland is
visiting at Mr.. VIM. McCauley's. She
was joined on Wednesday by her bro
ther Allen, who will spend the week
end In Denmark.
The we'll known nurse, Mrs. Julia
Shorey, has returned from recent case
in Ashland, N. q.
Mrs. Minnie Holtham and Miss Brenda
Holtham of Lynn, Mass, are visiting
Mrs. Clara K. Bslcher. On their way
home they will stop at Hampton Beach
for few days.
Mrs. C. E. Cobb is at Bethlehem for q
short time.
Mrs. Lucy vancour of Newport, Vtu
is visiting with her sisters, Mrs. Lydia
McIutyre and Mrs. VIM. McCauley.
Miss Nina Sturtevant of Porto Rico is
stopping at Elwood Pendexter'e.
Mrs. Flora Moore and daughter Gladys
of Woodfords are at George Went
worth's.
Mrs. NJ. E. Stewart is confined to the
house with sciatic rheumatism.
The church circle served supper on
Wednesday evening In Grange Hall. A
good attendance made the affair sue.
cess socially as we'll as financially.
The girls of Camp Waldron returned
on Wednesday from canoe trip under
the direction of Roy Leeman. Mr.. Lee
man is to act as guide to a party Of girls
from Mr.. Cobb's camps on Saturday.
Oxford Democrat., 1916-08-22

+. b. Bennett is building state road,
going to the bridge and wishipg they
oould 20 little farther, whore they left
of when they built this way. It looks
now O. II he was building - good - last
year. II 10 be will have . fine road.
L. j. Andrews and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur D. Bean, j. K. Wheeler, g..
g. Bean and Glyndon Sawin went to
Rumford last Sunday.
L. L. Lord Wss at s. g. Beans Sun
day. His brother Vivian carried him
back to Norway.
Nice hay days Tuesday and Wednss-
day. Hope We shall have . lot more.
The hay makers hsss bad lots Of rain In
stead OF sun. %