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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-07
TRAITOR GETS SENTENCE.

Captain David A. Henkes, of Ger
man parentsge, is now in Fort Iyst~L
enworth prison, where he was sent
by the court martial which sentenced
him TO twenty-five years at hard lab
or. He was shown 20 be a German
propaganda within the army. and
he made strenuous efforts, even after
he had gone to France, to keep from
fighting against tbs Germans. in
whose army he said-he had friends
and relatives
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-07
CHRISTIAN
COUNTY UNIT
OF THE woMAN's COMMITTEE
OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL
OF DEFENSE.
PAGE EIGHT

State Chairman; Mrs. Helm
Bruce.
County Chairman; Miss Jennie
Glass.
The local unit Of the Council Of
Defense has been doing consider
able work all through the winter,
and now, with the spring weather
and the many calls for patriotic work
Of every kind, is being more closely
organized so that the report Of this
county rext year will be among the
best in the stats The scope Of this
work is being better understood as
time goes on and there is a greater
willingness TO do everything the gov
eminent asks of us.
The general officers are: Chair.
man, Miss Jennie Glass; Secretary
Mrs. Thos. Smith; Treasurer, Mrs
NJ. II. Tandy. Practically all the
clubs and the churches Of the city
are represented on the board which
il a strong one, quite equal TO the
arduous duties expected Of the or
gained womanhood Of our town.
- CHURCHES.
First Baptist, Mrs. Bailey Waller.
Second Baptist, Miss Minnie
Pyle.
Christian, Mrs. Thos. =. Cook.
CHAMBERLAIN dPresbyterian, Mrs l..
f. Barnes.
Westminster Presbyterian. Mrs.
V. L. Gates.
First Presbyterian, Mrs Jas.
West.
Methodist, Mrs. Ida Chappell
Jewish, Mrs. S Sacks.
Catholic, Miss Ida Blumensteil
Universalist, Mrs. Geo. w. CLARK.
Episcopal, Mrs. Tillie Thomas.
& CLUBS.
Magazine Club, Mrs. Austin Bell.
Eastern Star, Mrs. E. c. Frye.
Shakespeare Club, Mrs Jas
Breathitt, Jr.
History and Literature, Miss Lula
Moseley.
Oumswee, Mrs. Ed c. Gray.
As You Like 1t, Mrs. T. c. I'm
derwood.
Civic League, Mrs Frank Rives.
Wednesday Music Club, Mrs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-07
FREE HAND TO JAPAN.

The British, French and Italian
ambassadors in Toxic intend jointly
to ask Japan TO take the necessary
steps to safeguard allied INTEREST,"
in Siberia, according to the LondoR
Daily Mail. y
The newspaper adds that the
American ambassador was. not ex-
pected to join the request but that
no disturbing conclusions are TO be
drawn from this fact as no Ameri-
can opposition is expected.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-07
\ Two "Eyes"iL LOANED. Navy.

Fred Lauenstein, Ipublisher Of the
Evansville Demokrat. yesterday turn
ed over to Postmaster j. j. Nolan a
pair Of field glasses to serve as Eyes
for the Navy" in detecting German
submarines. EAnother valuable pair
field glasses was loaned by Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Beckman of 1918 Lincoln ave.
Courier
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-07
SUPPLY OF NURSES ADEQUATE.

Washington, March 6.-With
100000 trained nurses in the Unit
ed States and $4,000 more being
rgaduated annually. Surgeon Gem
eral Gorgas advised the senate that
the supply Of nurses for the army at
present is adequate.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-07
REPUB! AN GET SEVEN.

Republican mayors were elected
in seven Of the nine cities which
voted in Maine Monday. Water
vile and Bath, which were democrat
ic last year. went republican. The
other republican cities are South
Portland. Ellsworth, Hallowell, East
port and Saco. The democrats re-
tain Lewiston and Rockland.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-07

Geo. A. Cheatham, aged 60,
hanged himself at Columbia, Ky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-07
BARUCH CHAIRMAN.

Reorganization of the war indus
tries board, with Bernard NJ. Baruoh
of New York as chairman, and with
vastly increased powers to control
the output Of American industry
duri-s ;iie wSr, was announced by
President Wilson yesterday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-07
RICH PHELPS
ONE OF THE CITY'S MOST
PROMINENT coLoRED
MEN DEAD.

Rich Phelps. col. died at his home
on Elm street Monday, after an i'll
ness Of several weeks. He was 81
years old and a mason. The funeral
was held yesterday at Freeman's
Chapel and the burial was conducted
under the auspices of the colored
masonic lodge.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-07

FOX HUNTERS NOW TRoT.
(By international New. Service.

(By international News Serviee.)
Toledo, March 6.--John FISH
er, former County Commission
er, wants to organize a hunt aft
er foxes in the West Park sec
ton, but can't find the hunters.
I'VE have plenty Of foxes,
but there are few fox hunters
now" be says. Boys whose
fathers were fox hunters are
now satisfied with fox trotting."
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-07
HISTORIC TREASURE TARGETS.

Rome, March 6.-Priceless treas
urers of art in Venice have been
vavely damaged by Teutonic air
raiders, who appeared to select his
toric buildings and monuments as
their target. The casualties were
very small.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-07
DIRECTOR GENERAL NAMED,

Robert S. Lovett has been named
by William G. MeAdoo, Director
General Of Railroads, as chief Of the
new division of bettermeuGs and
additions. In this capacity he win
supervise the big programme of ex-
tensions contemplated ~ the year
and viii determine what improve
ments are essential
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-07
STOLE WoMAN'S HAIR.

Two men and women, all wearing
masks, oyerpowered Mrs. Eva viii
burt, aged Is, at her home in Louis
vile Monday night and cut Off her
hair, within an inch of her scalp.
She was noted for the beautiful
tresses Of coal black hair, reaching
to her hips.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1918-03-07
DOUBLING FLOOR SPACE,

Masons are at work this week
cutting archways in the wall between
the Wall & MCGOWAN store and the
one adjoining which is to be their
new shoe store. The work will be
finished in a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-24
MADISON
Municipal Fuel Yard to be Dis
cussed at Special Town Meet
ing-FOrmer Resident Pass
es Away in Canada-Light-
ming Strikes in Starks

Two heavy thunderstorms passed
over this village abou. $50 o'clock
Monday afternoon. Both storms
were accompanied by hail and con-
siderable wind and a very heavy rain
fall. A large tree opposite the resi-
dence of James Perkins on Bean
street was broken off by the wind.
A petition is in circulation asking
for a special town meeting to be
called not later than August Sd.
Among other matters to come up for
discussion will be the municipal fuel
ward. More or less dissatisfaction
has been expressed by some of the
voters over the progress of establish
ing the ward which was voted last
fall and the selectmen are asked to
explain Just what has been done and
as to whether or not there VIII be a
supply of wood and coal for the in
proposed to appoint any committee
needed to hasten matters. Another
article of interest is to see why the
selectmen have not required a NOV
ing picture theater operating in this
village to secure the license required
by law.
Harry Williams Of Hartland was
the week end guest of Deputy Sheriff
and Mrs +. L. Harding at their home
on Maple street.
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SOMERVILI.E

Miss Marguerite Hayden Of DeX-
ter is a guest Of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayden.
Fred Reynolds. Pearl Whittier and
Wilbur Whittier of Jefferson were
Sunday callers in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Woodbury. Of
Jegcrson was calling on friends in
town Sunday.
Q. r. Brann. Hiram Brann and
George Cooper were Sunday callers
at o. Moore's
Miss Marguerite Peaslee was re-
cent guest of Miss Katie Moore.
John Hayden and Miss Marguerite
Hayden were Saturday evening call
ers at OsgoOd Moore's.
There will be a meeting every Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock at the
Brown town schoolhouse led bv Rev.
L. p. Iones and F. French.
Mr. Smiley Of Augusta was in
town Monday hauling hay for Nell
Clement of HallowoN.
Hiram Brann and Ernest Peaslee
are cutting the Q. NJ. Crummett hay.
Mrs. Osgood Moore was a caller
Monday at Mrs Effie Chadwick's
South Somerville.
Pearl Bartlett Of Augusta is a guest
Of friends in town.
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LIBERTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Banton ond
daughter Marjorie arrived last week
from Boston for a two weeks stay
at the home of Mr.. Banton's mother,
Mrs. Frank Sanford.
Miss Ella Greeley and Mrs. Percy
Ieeman returned last week from a
visit in Prentiss.
Dallas Knowlton of Washington,
y. c.. is in town to pass the months
Of July and August with his brother
w. J. Knowlton.
Maurice Gray, who has resigned as
postmaster at Liberty, left last week
for Akron. Ohio, where he has a fine
position.
Mrs. Ethel sherman, who has ncon
visiting friends in Lawrence, Mass,
returned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Sherman and
daughter Blanche returned to Bcvsr-
~, Mass, Saturday afte' passing two
weeks with thei" parents in West
Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. 8rier Of De-
troit, Mich, Mrs. r. S. f2rier OF West
Somerville, Mass, Mrs. William
Clark and two sons. William and
Frederick Brier and Malcolm Gay Of
Brooklyn. n. Y. were guests of Mir.
and Mrs. G. A. Hurd fol a few days
last week,
The many friends Of Hon. J.. &.
Morse will be glad to know he is able
to be on the street again
WEST-Mr. Miller of Lincc!nv'!lc.
who is at work mere cutting snip
timber. was cut badly Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mathews Of
Belfast were guests Sunday of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. a. L. Gowes.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Parsons of North
Scarsmont were guests Sunday "f
Mrs. Mary F. Turner.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Everett Sherman Of
Beverly. Mass. who have been pass
ing their vacation at their old homes
here, have returned 10 Massacku-
sets.
During the shower of Saturday
afternoon your correspondent could
see the farm buildings of Simond
Bradstreet at South Freedom. burn.
1t Is reported ne ioSC wv mugs, ~
COW and a hay press.
O. b. keene has bought the grass
on the PERCY Leeman estate. Eert
E. Cunningham is helping him har-
vest the crop.
Earl Boynton has been called to
the colors and will go into service
July IS.
Percy Turner was recently n Bel
fast on his motor, visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Howe from a
Western state are visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs. A. T. Boyntoa. They came
by auto.
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RIPLEY

lola Sands of Dove" is at Q. l..
Sawyer's for a few weeks
Mrs. Bertha Smith Of Aver. Mass.
was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. STANLEY Raymond
and Mr.. and Mrs. bernard nrown
ana Mrs lack Litchfield and Mrs.
Arthur Curtis were in Winterport
Sunday. -
ter,a;rad sunday his nephews from
Lizzie wakefield returned from
VIM and is i'll.
Mrs. Ruth Graves. VINO mas oeen
guest at Mrs. Charles hanson mas
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Addition enter
t,;na1 rs,atives from Dexter sun
day. .r. 4,
Hansor ThuIsday.
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MAI. ROOSEVELT
WILL NOT FIGHT
FOR SIX WEEKS

PARIS. Iuly - Mayor IEeooore
Roosevelt. Jr.. received the wound
from which he IS suffering whlle
leading an attack On = machines gun
nest at rloissy. southwest OF Sols-
sons. on FRIDAY 4 bullet struck be-
hind tho left knee.
The Paris edition ~ the chicago
Tribune says he reached the Amerl-
can Rod Cross hospital on frinaN
evening An operation on his wound
was performed n midnight by Lieut..
Col Joseph a Blake Of New YORK.
So homes were broken tv the bullet
PARIS. July q Surgeons say II
will he six weeks before he returns
N tho front. Cant. Archie Roosevelt
said Yesterday thai his brother vas
resting easily IN his own home on
Avenue Du Bois De Boulogne. HIS
LEFT log at present is useless
Major Roosevelt tho assault on a
rachtnc- gun nest which was partch-
lsrlv ANNOYING TO the NmericanS. IN
tire excitement hc went DER the
ton" without helmet and Wien
wounded was IN the midst or the
CARAVANS Tho nest wa cleaned out
and the village Of rl"isr fell soon
sfterward
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READFIEI.D

Posters are out announcing an en-
tertainment and dance which will, be
given in Giles hail ReadfelG Cor
ner, Thursday evening for the bene-
fit of the Rcd Cross. The principal
feature of the evening will be the
presentation of the three act drama,
"A Poor Married Man" by the Ha
Ha Undramatic Club of Readfield.
Those participating in the cast are
Mr.. and Mrs. j. {. Cooper. Miss
Gladys Cooper. Edgar Luce, Arthur
Carver, Miss Emma Williams. Mrs.
NJ. S. Morse and Leon Burr A So
cial dance will follow. With music by
Lockes orchestra OF Mt. Vernon.
The summer boarding houses and
the summer camps for boys report
a much smaller attendance than
usual. 1t is hoped that the warm
weather will bring a change in the Sc
conditions.
The Sunday service in the Union
church with preaching by Rev F. s.
Walker of Portland is now held at
1890 o'clock instead of p. NJ. with
Sunday school Immediately following
the preaching services.
Mrs. Walker suffered an i'll ttrn
Sunday, but is better az this writing.
The farmers are now haying in
earnest.
Rcadfeid for quite a number of
years has had an organization
known as the Readfield Conner
| Cemetery Association, but it was
never incorporated Under the laws of
| the State as far as the records show
/ On Wednesday evening such an CT
ganization was perfected at a meet
| ing held at the Methodist chapel for
| that purpose and the following Of
! ficers We're chosen: President. Geo
a. Russell: clerk, John NJ. Williams;
| treasurer and collector, Fred d FL
/ lott: directors. F. 7. Brown, l. L.
/ Hopkins and f. d. Elliott.
! Readfield Grange has suspended
| its meetings during the busy season
! It's next meeting will be held August
| II.
The young men who will answer
| the call to the colors on Thursday
| July %. from this town are Porter
| Trefethen and Ivan Emerson.
Mrs. Blanche 3. Mallett passed
last week with friends in Portland
Mrs. NJ. w. Manter and daughter
Farrs are spending the summer al
| the family cottage at Lakeside. Mr.
i Manter passed the weekend with
his family.
Dana Fogg, an old time resident OF
this town, at which time he OWED
and operated general store on the
so-called british" side but now a
resident of Skowhegar. has been
passing a few days in town. Al
though Sc years Of age. he is re-
markablv we'll preserved and carries
his wears as lightly as man of SO.
| Mrs Ara Tracy and children of
! Aupnsta who have been wishing at
w s O. E1liott's. have returned
home.
,Irs Wright of Pennington is
,,;si+;ne at W. s. Q. Elliott's and in
comnany with Mrs. Mona Elliott. on
Monday paid a visit TO Augusta.
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MT. VERNON

On Sunday morning Mrs. Walter Rus
sell preached an earnest and helpful
sermon on Satisfaction.
Mrs Nellie Bonney has gone to Liv-
ermore to pass a few weeks with her
brother, Arthur Hewett
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Damren we're
Sunday visitors at the home Of f. f.
HerSom.
Mrs. Morris Gordon and brother,
Thorolf Thompson of Waterbury. Ct.
are visiting relatives in town.
Elmer H Weber of Manleton is the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs r.
w Weber
Or. F. c, Loveioy Of Pennington was
a recent caller on friends here.
Milton Foss has removed to the farm
he recently purchased Of DAME, league
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FREEDOM

Rev and Mrs. T. +. Williams are
the guests of their daughter Mrs A
NJ. Small. MIR. Williams conducted
evening.
Mrs. Dykens, vino has beer visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Fred y. FIVE,
has returned to he. home il. Cam
bridge. Mrs. Fiye accompanied her
for a stay of several weeks.
During the thunder SHOWER Of Sat
urday lightning struck and burned
Simon Bradstreet's barn in the south
part of the town.
Mrs. George A Turner is quite
i'll.
Annie F. Bryant of Uhity has been
in town the past week.
Olive A. Stewart went to Cast;ne
Monday to attend the summer
school for teachers.
Mrs. Eliza f.. Nose X visiting Ter
daughter, Mrs. +. T. Bessey in
Knox
J. NJ Mason of the Bateman Mfg,
Co. has been at G. f. 2ryants for a
few days on business.
+, j. Nose, who has been i'll the
past week is able to ne out again.
Word has been received that AL
bert II. Bryant has arrived safely
overseas.
Harry Walker from Bath was In
town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur p. Sampson
of Bath were week -end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. ID. w, Dodge. Mr., Sampson
leaves for Camp DeveIs July IS.
Lewis Flyc passed Saturday and
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Flye.
Phillips Williams has been APP
pointed work or fight agent tor The
town of Freedom.
I. 7. Critics passed the week end
at East Palermo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins OF Lewiston
were the guests of Mrs. Higgins
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Hustus
Mrs. Happy Aver ami daughter of
Massachusetts are passing the sum
mer at their old home
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MONTVIIIE

CENTER-Mrs. Edwin I. .-
Miss Hazel Arno and Miss Erni,
Rabibeau. who have been guest, n
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Custman :,
turned to Bethel on SATURDAY.
+. A. Clement and family pau
the weekend at thei, cottage
Northport.
Mrs. Esther Nickery and sou J.
Providence are guests of NJ A,
Mrs. :. b. Place. and other rlstys
The Ncighborhood Club sent n,
quilts TO the Camp De,ens host \
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. +. Burkil A.
leaving this week for New III
They will visit friends in Aub.-
Me. Beverly and Hudson Ma
enroute.
Sheriff F. 4. Cushman. J. al
Beach and Lowell Clement frc-a.
fast. were Sunday guests al r2|
Cushman's.
Misses Esther Tihbetts and y
wilma Berry and Wesley TbbtnI
passed part of last week with Nj
Ida Young in Liberty,
Mrs. Conant Thompson al
daughter Evelyn of ,Iohnstowr II
Y, arrived Saturday at Mr.. ard Nrs
w. J. Beams.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. X. Thonp,c.
Mrs. II. Il. Clement and linvN
Thompson. were Friday in Bsii.
TO see Chester II. Thompson, vi
had a short furlough from his MI
tary duties in Portland.
During the thunder shower Satg'
day evening lightning struck Snt'
Bradstreet's barn at South Fretca-
and burned it. A ,og, a calf, M
press and a quantity 81 pressed ii
were burned.
Milbury Hunts barn in Searsntf
was struck and burned in The SAN
shower.
Mrs. Eliza Mason OF New f@'
Mrs. Elizabeth Hart OF TaunMi
Mass. Mrs. G.. F.. Perkins and faisi
ter, Miss Alice. of Northport, WEI
Sunday guests of Mr.. and MIS- ~
Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F, Howe h
daughter, Miss Pauline, of lacof'
y. H.. were over Sunday guess
MI. and Mrs. r. r. Morahg y
whole party motcred 10 Appleton
Sunday and visited Mr. and MI
! Eben LinscOtt.
Miss Ada Davis o. Phiiadepn'
who has been tho guest OF her w
| ter, Mrs. +. A. Ramsay, IeIu'"'
| home Saturday.
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DRESDEN

SOUTH-Natalie Tozier returned to
her home in Waterville Sunday after
passing week with her sister, Mrs.
Leland Siegars.
J. L. Jones of Bath is passing a few
days with his aunt. Mrs. E. Costelow.
Mrs. George Tibbetts is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stetson in
Richmond for few days.
G. l.. Segars of Woodwich was call
ing on her mother, Mrs vesta Siegars
Saturday afternoon.
Ernest Burgess passed Thursday
night and Friday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Burgess in South Gar
diner.
Leland Siegars and Ernest Burgess
passed Monday at Riggsville.
Laurence Southland passed Sunday at
Capitol Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hammond are
receiving congratulations on the arri-
val Of a young son Saturday. Mother
and son are doing we'll.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond re
turned home from Florida. where they
have been for the past few months.
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ALBION

Ona and Inez Kimball have gons
Augusta where they nave emp,
ment with the Gannet tubllsnins Y
Wallace Libby and Mrs. A " ~ o..
submitted to surgical operations :,
Saturday. Both are qNte coia'''
able. ....,
Miss Marjorie Green OF d. h''''
is visiting relatives in town. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ranco1i' "
returned from a visit with reiau''' .
Skowhegan and have moved INV 7
of A. NJ. STATIONS houses -.
Mrs. Ann Farris has retuEneu
visit with her daughter in hocS -,
Mrs. Ella Crockett and daughter I. T.,
have returned to Freedom AFTER '
week at Asher Shorcy's 4
Mr.. and Mrs. W Fl, Me'cS" .r,s
daughter Elinor were SUNDAY
at G.. II. Sennetts $.
Chester Elliott and Everett DlV.
Bath were weekend guests IN w" -,
George Brown is ill with the 'D''~'
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OAKLAND
Party for Lewis and Fern
Bickford-PersOnal Items

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wheeler ana
Mrs Sadie Grey Of Main street have
returned from a visit with relatives
in Augusta.
Miss Lottie Publcover left Tues
day for a two months visit with rel
atives in Bridgewater and Halifax.
Nova Scotia.
Mrs Walter Thompson. who has
been a guest Of her brother. Fred
Lombard. for few days. has re-
turned 70 her home in Scion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Judkins Of
Water Street were recent guests q
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dolloff of Vas
salboro. making the trip by auto.
The Wawabeek Camp of girls left
for few days stay at Mrs. Gleasons
cottage on Great Pond by the morn
ing train Tuesday. They were ac-
companed by Mrs. p. A. A. killam
and Mrs W. 3. Palmer. In the party
were Hilda Soule, Marjorie Pierce,
Eleano1 killam, Annie and Madoiyne
Folsom. Eleanor Sawtelle. IneZ Ste"
ems, Ruth Millett. and Arieen Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Narafeld of Wat
bard have returned from an automo
bile trip 20 Bangor.
George Littlefield. who has been i'll
at his home on High street for some
time, went to Gray's Hospital in
Waterville Monday for treatment.
Miss Beatrice Sutherland #
Springfield, Mass who has been a
guest Of Miss Helen Foster for the
past two weeks. has gone to the
Bradford and Kennedy Camp at
Pennington.
Ira Frost went to the hospital in
Lewiston, Tuesday, where he will ne
treated for his eyes. He was accom-
panied - j. L. Morrisette.
Col. F. J. MAYO of Foxcroft was
in town on business Tuesday
Lewis and Fern Bickford. who ex-
pect to leave soon for Brookings S.
r., where they will reside IN the fu-
turc, We're given a surprise party by
80 Of their young friends and pupils
Of the high school Monday cvening
'at their home on Oak street. Fern
was presented with an old ivory pin
cushion and jewel case. and Lewis
with razor They came here five
years ago from the West and have
attended the public schools where
they have made many friends
among the young people. After a
pleasant evening was passed refresh
ments Of ice cream and fancy crack
nrs We're served
Miss Beatrice Thomas Of Augusta
and Miss Marjorie Whitney of Bel
grade Lakes were in town Monday
to attend tho party given Lewis and
Fern BiCkford.
John G.. TAYLOR will observe his 9Th
birthday Wednesday at his home on
! Belgrade avenue. MIR Taylor was
| born in Belgrade July "A. 1892. the son
If Joseph and Phoebe Bowman TaN-
Inr. lie is Il remarkable man for his
wears, taking a keen interest in cur
rent evcnts and is able 10 work in his
/ garden nearly every day
Miss Marie Kellar of Appleton is a
guest Of Dr. and Mrs. simmons OF
| Church street
| Mrs. Forrest FOwies is visiting rel
ativcs in LaGrange for a few Gays.
! There Will be a dance in Memorial
hall Thursday evening under the
management Of Mrs. George Pullen
! and Miss Helen Oliver. The proceeds
| Will he given TO the local Red Cross
| Miss Belle Dow Of Winthrop is Wis
/ iting Miss Mildred Penney of Water
street.