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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02
r-D,CAIl0N At ROCHESTER.

%EF1TIESTER, \. T., Oct. 2.-I;epre-
ser,a.:vrs of numerous trade and com
r.. rr;;l bodies throughout the country
=. arrived in Rochester 10 attend the
d r-eio on and opening of the new Cham
~ mmerce in this icty. The dedica-
tscn : u extend over a period of several
dsvs ard will include among its features
> o. ,eral conference on business problems
nri ing from the war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02
MANY HoMESEsKERs MOVING IN.

Saturday morning six freight ears filled
with furniture. farming implements. cat
lie and mules passed through ihsS town
Tor different parts ut the Valley. The
shipments were accompanied by their
owners. Most 81 the arrivals M, from
the far north. coming down % reap soma
IL the great profits that The farmers NJ
the Valley are enjoying and ~ escape the
severe winter. fast approaching.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02
BY Jeanne Macpherson.
CRITICS SING JOAM'S PRAISES.

January -, 1917.
:. l.. Roihapfe.. Managing Director Of THE Iialtn.r the
Largest iheater devoted 10 motion pictures ~ New York City.
says: saw Joan the Woman" produced ~ Jesse J.. la-ky
under the personal direction Of Cecil Il. DcNille. and a. a lover
Of The moving picture consider il u treat for every one "a 20
and zee this production "a the Forty fourth Sfreei Theater.
In my oplnon. consider II tn, greatest picture since The
Birth of 4 Nation and one that viii take equal rank with tins
great production. In many respects 1t Is esen finer. If we
are To develop the moving picture. III we are to make n the
glorious institution that we want To- make II. Il i j. Ia rise
to the point where ii can truly ~ called an art. every moving
picure fan owes it 10 himself and 10 the picture to support an
effort 81 this kind.
y. y. Daiics:
Sun-"Farrar triumph- ~ Maid NJ Orleans"
Worid-"A mute play that touches q genuine note Of spiritual
exaltation."
Evening Mail--It stands as the screen most noteworthy pre-
duetion."
Evening Journal-"Fiats off to De Miller
Trade Press:
". stephen Bush. Exhibitors Trade Review--"it establishes
nnn record"
Peter Mine Motion Picture News-"SweepIn- ~ ~ effect A
triumph for Geraldine Farrar but equally q triumph
for Cecil X. De Mile
-Jolo" Varcty-"No other than De Mile could have done e
much"
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AmuSemenS
0reamland

The management of the Dreamland
~ - has booked for an early date
~ sac France which pictures France
RI { : today. Scenery showing the sol
DIS IN the trenches, operating machine
r ~rn action. large field pieces withvtheir
e.. in action, medical corps ambulances
q, w Front bringing in the wounded, and
" .nrS totally as well as partially
ID by gun fire and bombs Is wildly
81. ~. The scenes are from the real front
ta'.fr nv the daring photographer, Merel
LAZY during actual fighting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02

",u Can't Use That last years suit or
o~-rcoaf until il has been properly s@teri.-
l. Al. ciraned and pressed. We've ihe
" rkmen and machinery to do it. Send il
IT, - and be ready for the cold weather
eh II comes. Ruiledge's.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02

Mrs. H. NJ. SHELTON was hostess yester-
{. afternoon TO a very delightful bust
- > and social session of the Ladies' Aid
isoesety of the Presbyterian church. The
q Ia was partially a compliment to AIRS.
II ! Batsell who expects 20 leave the city
I r : prolonged visit in the near future.
~ the business session, presided over by
A'r Frank Smith, the society again
riadsed itself to cooperate in every man
Der possible with the Red Cross sewing
sni knitting. At the social session the
hostess. assisted by her sister, Miss Nora
Pc Il IS. served refreshments of ice
ere m and cake. The guests were: Mes
dane John Franz, f.. p. Reynolds. Hurt
Bsfssll, Ellis Clancy, G. s. CLANCY. Frank
Rai-ev. H. II. Banker, Nettie Perkins. T.
p b rbour, Frank Smith, Emmett Dodd,
X ,herine Hamilton; Misses Campbell
Ii shlon and Nora Douglass.
%
T,fays' workers at the Red Cross head
s,aar.ers are Mrs. J. T. Craig. Mrs w. II.
Ter. Mrs. Albert Snyder, Mrs. ]. W.
l. ~. Mrs. w. r. Jones. The ladies who
' r. a Yesterday were Mrs. Katherine
81 fellow, Mrs. George Kendall, Mrs W.
s. Nest, Mrs. W. A. Neale.
Mr.. Annie Wise is in Brownsville visit
j. .,cr sons. Leo and Emile Wise. Mrs.
Y . making her home IN Houston with
b. = daughter. Mrs. A. A. Sullivan. She
v return to Houston in a few days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02
PUBLISH ATHLETIC MEET RESULTS

A. the full results of the soldiers attn
letic meet was not complete IN time Tor
this issue of The Herald. il will be pub
Iished in ihiSe columns in full tomorrow
for the benefit nf The Herald r%cnslcr-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION CAUSE

WASHINGTON, y. Ill. Oct. =. Srnn
i"ncou~ commission Fire DESTROYED twelve
hundred bales Of hay last night Al Camr
Macarthur. Waco. Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02

the senior members Of the same 9rsanlSa-
ton. Over seventy were present lrclud
ing several army men. and all p"nt 2
merry evening IN singing and music
Punch. cake aad ice cream was served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02
STUDY CLUB HAS A MEETING.

The Mercedes Study Club had ~ initial
meeting of the l9lT-lS season Monday
afternoon nj the high school auditorium.
Mr.. Freeman was the speaker on thi~ "r-
casIon.
euG+nn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02
AN ENJOYABLE E

A very enjoyable evening was ~nen-
Friday AT the residence OF Mr.. and Mr..
Claude Armstrong when tho Junior Il. Y.
p. U. of the Baptist church entertained
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02
TEXAS OFFICERS VISIT MERCEDES.

Major Hawkins and Captain Bridge RI
the Second Texas Infantry. came Ia town
to witness they the athletic meet of the
soldiers Monday. They are stationed at
McAllrn.
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You Can Rest Assured IA:

placed with " for your fall suit or over
coat Will receive the very hest attention
and delivery made with the latest practi-
cable delay. We see 10 ihis-al~o see that
You're satisfied. RHtledge'S.
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41&lIa&!|

Tbs first OF the fall meetings of III,
= LAY Bridge Club is being held .lis
snaon with Mrs. Elmore Order a.
hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02

New York. have checred the exciting scenes y
the world most stirring dramas. tounii'
cla~hiug III words. thu rush W. charges. th
the King tn be- sacrificed IN the altar n ir
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02
MIGHTEST ESCAPE"

* The premiere of "lo3n te Woman" capacity audiences il the 18th Street theater.
~s w fatla and n1eaHtrF >nelhoHnd and CENTRALIZED they lily taking part in one o.
miles fh"usnd- h hof~ene- mynad~ Of spears flashing IA the bright sunlight the
the onroHing hosts ANA the deep pathos WI the story VT n peasant girl who rovne
nj o-lonE-mn LMrlLI in lMeml M.nrH mn be oIlreA SO .Lan the Monanr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-02
pttinW Nfl3NfihN
lnc-Kay-Bsc Probation
LOUISE GLRUM

IN y Startling drama ui luvc anu war.
.SWEEThEARTS o. ThE DOOMED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-17
MONMOUTH

The apron sale and supper held or
Thursday afternoon and evening by
the ladies of the Congregational Circle
was 4 success. About s45 was cleared
Miss Hazel NJ. Gibbs and Miss Laura
r. Libby, assistant teachers in Mon
mouth Academy, have returned tc
their homes In Rcadfield and Phillips
ior two weeks vacation. Principal and
Mrs. 9. H. Peasley and little son viii
leave Monday for Plainville, Mass. to
pass the vacation with Mrs. Peasley's
mother. Mrs. Guild
Considering the weather and travel
ing good audience was in attendance
at CuiAston hall Friday evening, Dec
il. when the drama Deacon Dubbs
wa presented by the Monmouth Ora
natic Club. The parts were excep-
tionalIy well taken and much enjoyed
by an appreciative audience. Much
credit is due Scout Master Woodbury.
for his untiring efforts to make the
play success.
Leland Davis. whoWecently enlisted
in the Coast Artillery. failed to pass
the examination and has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M. Richardson re-
turned Thursday from a three weeks
visit with their son. Principal Frank
u. Richardson, and family in Islesboro.
Miss Vera Wentworth is the week
end guest OF friends in Pennington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-17

a partnership with the impossible
TurS, sNe chronic killer Of Christians
an. yot a deyout worshipper in the
Lutherar church. / confess. Wilhelm,
you are a puzzle at times. A Mo-
hammedan army, commanded by Ger
man officers, assisting one another in
massacring Christians is q new line OF
warfare. When Prussian officer can
witness nude woman being disem-
bowled by swarthy Turk, committing
a double murder with one cut Of his
saber and calmly stand by and see
house full of innocent Armenians
locked up, the house saturated with oil
and fired. then my teachings did not
stop with you. but have been extended
to the whole German nation. ! con-
TESS my Satanic soul grew sick and
there and then l knew the pupil had
become the master l am a back num-
ber and, my dear Wilhelm, / abdicate
in your favor. The great key of hell
will be turned over to you. The gavei
that has struck the doom of damned
souls since time began is yours. l am
satisfied with what ! have done, that
my abdication in your favor Is for the
very best interests Of HELM the flu
ture I am at your majesty's service.
Affecuonately and sincerely.
'Lucifer H. Satan
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BELFAST Nv

At a meeting of the directors of the
Waldo County hospital held Friday. tile
resignation of the superintendent. Miss
Nina Valentine, was received and aob
cepted. Miss Valentine will leave on the
3lst for a visit with Rev. and Mrs.
George Dougherty. Newark. y. j.. at
ter which she will enter the Corey Hill
hospital, Brookline. Mass, for a post
graduate course. Miss Valentine is a
native Of Scotland and is a graduate of
the Waldo County hospital.
1t was voted also at the meeting to
appoint as her successor. Miss Beulah
Rich, graduate of the hospital with
post work at Pennsylvania hospital.
She is at present in Lowell Mass. but
will come 10 Belfast at once to be with
Miss Valentine the last two weeks of
Eer stay. The resignation of Capt. James
H. Perkins, who has served many years
as a director, was also accepted. Capt.
Perkins resigned because of i'll health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-17

Martin Sheldon Of Oakland and Miss
Stella Cole of this town were quietly mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage last
Wednesday evening By Rev. f. ". kenni-
son. Mr. Cole has been in the emplo-' OF
the railroad company here and the couple
will establish their residence in this town
Plans for Christmas observance in
North Arson are already under way The
The Methodist will give a Christmas con-
cert on Christmas eve, while the Congre-
gational church will observe the Yuetide
with appropriate services and special mu-
sic in the church Sunday. the ed on
Monday, Dec. "a in the vestry from $50
until $50 a Christmas supper will be
served TO any who may wish to attend.
Con inung the evenings entertainment at
O'Clock there will be a Christmas tree.
following musical program with the
viii put in an appearance before the eve
aning is over. Immediately following the
program and Immediately after the close
of the entertainment by the Methodist
people the caroers will start out singing
TO the sick and shut-ins. This year feat
ure Of the carol singing will be a chorus
Of school children The committee in
charge Of the two days program is Mrs.
r. K Steward, Mrs. F. +. Roundy cmfwb
+. X. Steward. Mrs. +. F. Barnaby, Mrs.
Fred W Bunker, Hester NJ Fuller and
Guy F. Williams, principal Of Arson
Academy.
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RED CROSS DRIVE
GETS UNDER way

B. RESPONSE - n call issued by Hon.
r.aoh Redington. campaign manager
4, he Red Cross drive which is to pe
.--l.d On this week, "A large assem-
.s.e Was present at the city council
ans sunday afternoon at o'clock 10
stem No .pceehes made by prominent
NV. 40 th.. coy in reference to the Red
rg~, work
TIE meetin,. was called to order by
pon r f.. Roothby at the exact mo-
,nent SGT Mr.. Boothby explaining that
4. rae g. railroad man and it was his
ist,ui t. bc on time. He introduced
Hon FANS /; dinSton as chairman Of
t1c ~, rnoon After outlining the pur-
,7,e II the meeting. Mr.. Redington
lNel uu May or G.. \. Meader who said
..t rc Wns plea sed to be able to say
word va behalf Of the city and that
III, would back up the movement that
Ae E,d ross workers We're about to
~ on foot
S'rrus speeches were made by Har-
IS u ta.or, Rev. Frank l.. Pha len,
llar., : Brown. DR.. u. Is. CraSin, DR..
T. W Boyer, Rev. Charles F. Robinson,
4. Narrisse Charlan FIR. kealey. DIR.
arthur : Phelps. Arthur A. Head and
President Arthur J. Roberts Of Colby
college
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COLBY COLLEGE

Tne Zeta Psi fraternity will give a
Christmas party and dance at the chap.
ter mouse this evening, to which dele
gates and ladies from each Of the othe,
iraterniues have been invited. The chap
erones will be frs. WEIGH and Mrs
Heath of Waterville, Prof. johnson. Pres
and Mrs. Arthur j. Roberts.
There il some talk by the college au.
thorities Of prolonging the Christmas va.
'auon until the middle of January be-
cause Of the shortage of coal and the DIFF.
ncuity of securing it in Wateryille
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity held q
party at its chapter house Saturday aft.
ernoon, at which time dancing and carIs
were enjoyed. Music for the dancing
winch was held in the dining room. was
FURNISHED BY victrola A large numbe,
OF Foss Hall girls were invited, The
chaperones We're Dean Cooper, Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson I. Mixer Of Wateryille apf
frof, Harry of the faculty.
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George r. Percy

,..o-se 4 Percy died at his home on
,s,.e-n avenue Sunday afternoon at 100
..,ls Il, the age OF - years. Mr.. Percy
49,. t.en IN feeble health for several years
M hal been m in bed for about two
sces'
sr Percy was born in Phippsburg at
p,r.e-- Head and followed the sea all his
.ve ITO He went as mate and made
.,sral voyages around the world in his
Nv .to lie later went on coasting steam
-. r. ,a, thinner and spent the winters at
i. aerle % his father-in.aw, Joseph
ytt.H m the lower part Of the town. He
carried Miss Amanda Mitchell OF Water
,1s aba4. 80 years ago and she survives
r Their home has been In this city for
,to4 3 year
a. V4r-J wa a member OF the Congre-
-.,lopal churlh in this city. He leaves one
rather Thomas and two sisters, Mrs. Es-
.sr rhoGa OF Bath and Mrs. Frederick
am X brooklyn y. y.
rbe tnerai will he held Tuesday after
..o, . g o'clock from the home. Rev. c.
poblason VII ofici1te and interment will
b. l b., 'omb a, Pine Grove.
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PITTSFIELD

/. The Pittsfield Red Cross made ship
ment Saturday to the Red Cross Bu
reau supplies, Boston, containing the
following articles: 70 sweaters. A. pair
socks, II pair wristlets. helmets. l
muffler, 8 wash cloths. nurses mitts,
500 AKA gauze congresses. 80 pairs pa
jamas.
Miss Olive Gray, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gray Of this town, who has
been teaching in Kezar Falls has gone
to Lexington, Ky. where she has ac-
cepted a position as teacher in the
Normal school.
Mrs. Clarence Bodish and two Sons,
Junior and Sumner left Saturday for
a few weeks visit in Maynard. Mass.
with Mrs. Bodfish's parents.
Mrs. George Libby has gone to Exeter
for visit in the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Gerald Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gray have clos
cd their house for the winter and have
taken rooms at the Lancey House.
Miss Eta Gray. who is engaged as a
teacher at KeZar Falls, arrived home
Saturday 10 pass the holidays with ner
parents.
Mrs. A. +. Wright gave a party Sat
urday afternoon at the Universalist
parsonage to the children of the Dri-
mary department of the Sunday school.
he afternoon was very happily passed
with games. Refreshm ats were served.
Friends will be interested to learn OF
the marriage Of Miss Florence J. Cole
and Clinton barnard. Lieut.. Infantry,
L. :. r.. which occurred in Portland
Dec. | The bride is the daughter If
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cole Of Foxcroft
ana was formerly a mamber of the NJ.
G.. l. faculty.
Past Masters evening observed by
Meridian Lodge. F. and A. NJ. on Fri
day evening was largely attended. The
worked the NJ. NJ. degree on one can
didate were: W. NJ, David w. Man
mock: S. w, John H. Webendorfer; j.
w, Fred Il. Smith; secretary, B. f.
Cornell; treasurer A. II. Webendorfer;
chaplain, &. S. Mathews: marshal, G.
f. NickerA; s. D., O. II. Drake: J. d..
\. r. Nelson; $. s, A. b. Douglass: J.
=. r. ID. Call; tyler, William McGil-
very: s. T., II. l.. Cornforth; assisting
feIlowcraft: DR.. c. $. Coffin. +. n. Wick
cry, Edwin Childs. T. G. Parsons, L. F.
Conner, Ernest Maxfield. After the
work a banquet was served. Princi-
pal S. r. Oldham of NJ. {. |. acted as
toa stmaSter.. Responses were made by
F. r. Smith. G. +. Nickery. DR.. l.. H.
Blanchard, Ernest Maxfield. Rev. H. NJ.
Ford and DR.. F.. 4. Porter
Attorney II. H. Thurlou2h Of this
town. secretary Of the Industrial Acct
dent Commission, who was called home
from Augusta Friday. was wearing a
broad smile Sunday because OF the ar
rival of a son, Woodrow Wilson Thur
Tough.
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CORNVILLE

Chester Wood has succeeded in captur-
ing his heifers by running them down.
They had become as wild as deer and
able to jump any fence
Mabel Hall is visiting friends in Show
hogan.
The Touns Lumber Go. is at present en-
ploying all who wish for work. making
it fine for those who live near and can
board al home.
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Through its '
Advertising
A Store
"Speaks"

The spirit, the character, the poll.
%ciss and practices Of the store as a.
Aservice- institutiou show, and arst
lillumined, through its advertising.
To many this "voiee" 10 a familiar
?one. carrying the now message OF
4an old friend. To others--always to>
lseme who road this newspaper-lt
10 new voice, making its impress.
]sion upon them for the first time.
II wins either immedis.e eoofi.y
Adsnce, or immediate dislike. WhenA
lyou hear a voice for the first time,
4either over the phone or in mors|
Aintimate conversation, you form, a.
lasting impression Of the tempera.
1nent, character and personality Of
]the tatksr. IL some such neasurs>
Ayou also form an impression Of al
business through reading its adj
?vertisins. " the "voice" is boast"
~fui, vague. arrogant, the impression>
will last lons-and to the disad.
Y Vantage Of the merchant. II It In.
espires confidence. IL it has the rinpt
Aef senuineness, Of friendliness, II is,%
i Indeed. "the \ Dice that wins"
? Merchants should try to get the>
Adetached view Of their advertisine-A
the view Of the reader Of II. They
yhould try to make ii TRUTH.Y
HFyLLY REFLECT THE SPiRlTA
loF THE STORE.
I The most successful advertisers
do this. Tho advertising, always
ep;etures tho store-carries some of>
ethe spirit sf the store management
to every readsr-impresses the
store's . policies and practices OF
eSER"IcE and Of DEPENDABLE
I,ry. !
. see that "shs voice" Of your store
ring- true
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
Stephen r. Crosby Of Bucksport

stephen n. crosby OF 6uckspoTt
Stephen r. Crosby. aged IS, died Sat-
urday at Bucksport. He was native
of Clifton. During the Civil War he
served in Co. G, I'd Maine Infantry.
seeing much service. He leaves one soIi,
Ralph Crosby of Boston. He was a
me- mber of s II. Beal Post. G. \, r, #
EangCr.
Reception to Fr. McCabe
A reception will be given Ray. ID. A.
McCabe, pastor of Our Lady Queen OF
Peace church, Boothbay Harbor. Non
day night at III fremont street. BDs-
ton. FIR. McCabe viii! address his sum-
mer parishioners on church progress
preparations and plans for the annual
reunion of the Boothbay Harbor vaca =
tfonists, which include a large number
Of Greater Boston society people. The
reunion will take place. at the Elks'
ballroom. Central square. Cambridge,
Friday, Jan. II.
Fines Now, Jail for Next Offence
Fines ranging from $lV0 TO So were
given 20 persons by Judge tlaren ce
Hale in the federal court at Portland
Satu,d day in liquor transportation
eases, and he admonished each one that
D second Indictment means :, jail sent
Chce a total of about $500 was pai,. IN
fine
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FAIRFIELD

Miss Clara Libby Of Skowhegan passed
Saturday with friends in town.
! Ralph Friend passed Saturday and Sun
day at Albion
Mrs. r. A. Jewell left Sunday for Pos
ton. where she will visit friends.
+ Mrs. O. G. Drawn and Miss Caroline
riagg OF Pressure Isle are visiting friends
in town.
! charles Pooler wnle al his work at the
sawmill Saturday fell from the roof of
the shed and was seriously injured.
( A union meeting Of the churches was
reid Sunday evening at the Baptist
church
Miss Josephine Thorpe passed the week
end at her home in Winslow
Miss Margaret Totman. who is attend.
ing the Leland 7. Powers School of Ex-
preston in Boston. is passing her Christ
mas vacation at her home in town,
! Mrs. Hannah Barney has gone to Jack
man, called by the illness of her son Law
renee.
( Miss Katherine Arnold of Providence.
K. l., visited friends in town Sunday.
! Miss Marion Adams has returned to her
nome IN Skowhegan. after passing Satur-
""S as the guest OF MI. and Mrs. p F
Barstow
+ r. j. Savage, Jr., is able to be out after
a short Illness at his home on Western
avenue.
: Mrs. Annie Pratt of Good Will passed
Saturday with relatives in town.
short business session of the Christian
Ehdeavor of the Baptist church was held
SUNDAY evening a which a number OF
favorable reports were given.
vernon circuit has returned from a
short business trip to Boston.
CENTER-Many telephones have been
! out of commission for several DAYS
FRIDAY the storm was SO severe that the
X. F. d. carrier was unable to make his
trip.
a few from this vicinity plan to attend
the state Grange In Lewiston next week
. Elizabeth Tobey returned SATURDAY from
Lisbon Falls to pass her vacatio with her
mother, Mrs. Helen Tobey