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improved to the extent that she Is able
to be up and about her room at the
hospital.
The c. C.. c. c. members were de-
lightfulIy entertained Monday night
by Miss Luella Stevens Of Cambridge,
Mass. at "Rloomheld." the Stevens
summer home. Among those who were
present was Mrs. Clara Steward Heath
Of Waterville. a member and her
daughter. Miss Clara Heath. Mrs. F.
r. Philbrick. Mrs. N. H. Lambert. Mrs
A. r. Jewett. Mrs. H, L. SWEET Of this
town and Mrs. Josephine Smith Pierce
Of West Medford were also present as
guests OF the members. A delicious
dinner was one of the features.
Miss Ethel Thurston, one of the
nurses at Somerset hospital, has re-
turned from a short visit at her home
in Cascade, N. H. She accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Simmons. who
were going on an auto to visit near
her home.
house guest of Mrs. W. P. Ordway
Master Edwin Dahne has been at
Somerset hospital for few days fol-
surgical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Wilkins Of Will
ton have been in town this week. ow
ing to the marriage OF Mrs. Wilkins
brother. John Lewis.
The latest marriage intention filed at
the office of the town clerk is that OF
Carroll NJ. Richardson of Hartland and
Miss Estelle Eloda Richardson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Herbert F. Rich
ardson Of the East Skowhegan neigh
borhood.
Mrs. Oscar Thompson of Turner ave-
nue. has been quite i'll this week.
Chin King, who for number of
months has conducted q laundry on
Madison avenue, has gone to Portland
and Charley King has come here to
continue the business.
Miss Marion Russell of Exeter, a
teacher in the public schools of Cas-
tine, has been visiting with Miss Agnes
p. Mantor for a few days.
Master John Carpenter, the three
year old son Of Mrs. Beatrice Carpen-
ter Of Somerville, Mass, who is pass
ing few weeks at 'Kilcare, was bitten
in the face by a dog which IS kept on
the farm, Monday. No serious results
are expected.
The funeral Of Mrs. John J. Lander
will be held in Bingham this Wednes
day afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
home of her son, Eugene Lander
The Sunday school of the East Ridge
church in Cornville will have a picnic
It Barker's pond, Aug. %. if Pleasant
II not, the picnic will be held the next
day
Rev. j. W. Packard will go to the
East Ridge church to preach next Sun
day at 1890.
Mrs. Henry Winslow of Hathorn
Mass. is visiting with her sister, Mrs
r. S. Goodrich.
special meeting of the Pomona
Grange will be held Aug. % with Mer-
Ger Grange. The question Tor discus
sion will be why do so many of our
prominent men come from the farms =
Among the speakers will be John w
Fogler and Rev. S. F.. Emerson. both
of Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Graves of Tren-
ton. N. j.. arrived Tuesday forenoon to
visit his sisters, Mrs. II. c. Woodbury.
and Miss Linda Graves, the latter be.
Ing here from Westfield. Mass, and his
aunt, Mrs Myra Arnold.
Perley Stevens is ENJOYING q feu
days vacation from his duties as
salesman in the John F. Currter store
and with Mrs. Stevens and Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Estabrook VIII 60 n
Embden Pond Thursday for an outing
The First Philathea class will go n
Lakewood Grove Thursday afternoon
for picnic. The members will leave
on the o'clock car.
The attention Of Judge c. O. Small,
was occupied Tuesday forenoon at a
PROBATE court session here with a
nearing in which the question at is
sue was whether certain money de.
posted in the Savings Bank in the
name OF George H. Bean and Este,Ia
Bean should go to the estate Of George
RI. Bean, deceased or to his widow
MRS. Estella Bean, who appeared in
court. George W. Cover appeared N,
the heirs and A. X. Butler for Mrs
Bean.
Sheridan Green has been at home
from Jim Pond Camps for a few DAYS
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