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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

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UNITY

The Red Cross Auxiliary met at
Achorn hall Saturday Afternoon and
elected officers for the coming year:
Mrs. Z. D. Chase. president; Mrs. F.
A. Fogg. treasurer, and Mrs. c. v.
Courier. secretary. They will meet
each Thursday afternoon to 40 sew
ing and all members are asked TO
attend.
Mrs. York of Wilton is the guest Of
her mother. Mrs. Joseph Brown.
Merle. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w.
F. Wood, was operated on for ade
roids at the f. NJ G. hospital at
Bangor Tuesday.
A. D. Edgerley has recently pur-
chased n new automobile.
Augustus Clifford passed away
Sunday morning in Fairfield. where
he was visiting, after brief illness
Of pneumonia.
The hotel at Windemere park clos
ed Saturday.
TIE rural schools began Monday,
Sept. 9. The village schools will cpca
Monday. Sept. %.
Mrs. Stafford. who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. II. L. Tru-
scalde for the past few weeks, Ia
turned Saturday to her home in
Lowell, Mass.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

Whereas Everett Hunter of Benton in
the county of kennebec. and state of
Maine by his mortgage deed dated the
seventeenth day OF February. a, u. 1914,
and recorded in the kennehec Registry
Of Deeds Book 53l. Page G3l. conveyed
to me the undersigned a certain lot or
marcel of land with the buildings there
IN situated in said Benton, bounded
and described as follows;
beginning on the westerly side of
Jawrence Street. so-called, at "A point
sixtv-six f66) feet northerly from the
rnrtberlv line of the Neck Road, So
naiIed thence westerly parallel with
said northerly line Of said Neck Road
ono hundred and thirty-two l32) feet;
thence northerly parallel with said
,,,asterly line of Lawrence Street sixty
~ fss) feet: thence easterly in a direct
Iine one hundred and thirty-two feet
nss, to point on said westerly line of
lawrence Street just sixty-six (Gs) feet
nnr,herly from the point of beginning
thence southerly along said westerly
i;ne of Lawrence Street sixty-six 1857
Jet to the point of beginning; and
,.hereas the condition of said mort
-aps has been broken;
Vow. therefore, by reason OF the
urea ch of the condition thereof ! claim
q foreclosure of said mortgage.
5ated at Watervile. Maine. ills sew
.nteenth day of September A. .. 1918
ARTHUR A. SHAW.
BY FRANK E: BROWN.
His Attorney.
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VASSALBORO

NORTH-MrS Mary Manter and
children who have been passing the
summer with her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. w. F. Berry, will return to her
home in Massachusetts this week.
News reached here this week of
the death in California of Frank B.
Weeks, a former resident of this
town.
The frost of last week did a great
amount of damage in this vicinity.
especially to the silo and sweet corn
Vassalboro Grange No. 322 won the
fourth prize for Oranges at the Cen
trail Maine Fair last week.
The next meeting of East Kenne-
bee Pomona Grange will lbe held
with Albion Grange Sept. a.
Rev. and Mrs. r. H. Colpitts of
Somerville, Mass, a former pastor
of the NJ. E. church in this village,
called on some Of his old parishon-
ers last week on his return from
his vacation at his old home.
p c. Clifford has had portable
erist mill installed, to be run by
electricity.
CROSS HILIe--Mrs. Addie Glidden
of Freedom is visiting for a few days
at the hoem of her sister, Mrs. Mary
Wood.
Mrs. NJ L. Randall. who has been
stopping with Mrs. Ernest Brown
for several days. returned Sunday
to her home in East Nassalboro.
Mrs Ora Austin and daughter,
Miss Louise, have returned home
after passing several days with rel
atives in Augusta.
Lee Ballard of Weber Pond was
a visitor Sunday at the home of his
brother, F w. Billiard.
Mrs. F. b. Perley and Mrs. w. T.
Russell We're guests Saturday of Mrs.
Guy Gannett of Augusta.
Mrs Olive Lewis and Mrs Helen
Robinson were callers Saturday aft
ernoon at East Vassalboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson and
baby Raymond were visitors
Wednesday in Augusta.
Miss Lottie Richardson Of Wat
ervile was the guest over Sunday
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. y,
Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cobb Of Call
ais. Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Cobb of Vas
salboro and Mrs. Ida lander were
callers recently at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. J. Ames.
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HINCKLEY

The Ferry Sunday school enjoyed a
beautiful day recently at the Conner
Kapps, where there was a happy crowd
OF children and teachers with their
lunch baskets. The guests of honor
were Rev. and Mrs. c. e. McEleney of
Skowhegan.
Mrs. Emily JOY is ill.,
Charles Paddock will enter Colby COL
lege this fall.
The frost during the past week did
much damage to the gardens and sweet
corn.
Harold Common Of this place is among
the soldiers at Camp Devens, also Leon
Hall, formerly Of this place. but station
agent at Thorndike the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee and daugh-
ter, who have bee. visiting in the homes
! OF P. A. Kicker and l. 2. Kicker, have
returned to their home in Taunton,
| Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker visited Mr..
and Mrs. w. Nye in Fairfield recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Carr of Belfast
attended the fair at Waterville and sare
visiting old neighbors and friends in
! this vicinity.
Hon. Angler Goodwin of Melrose,
, Mass, who is visiting his people in
North Fairfield, called here to attend
the wedding of his sister, Miss Mora
Goodwin, to Merle Huff of Belfast, who
Is successful farmer in that vicinity.
Mrs. HUFF has taught As terms of school
in the town of Fairfield
Tho of roI+ r1,xs1s,
dened to learn of his serious Illness in a
! hospital in Bangor. -
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greene. atS9 Wis
| ting Mrs. Greene's brother, Elbie Dan
forth, in Skowhegan a few weeks
! Loring Strickland of Boston. Mass, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. SAM
! ford Strickland
Mrs. Helen Packer Of Skowhegan and
/ Mrs. Labon Allen of North Fairfield,
visited their sister, Mrs. George lib.
belts, several days sAcentiv
Everett Wardwell has returned to his
work in Brunswick, after a two-weeks
vacation at home.
! Mrs. Nellie Cain of Clinton is teach
! ing school on the Clinton side of the
! river. Mrs. Emery Hall is teaching in
this place. where she has taught for
several years.
| l.. Bowden and II. w. Carr are stay
ing at the Bowden cottage at Pl2asan,
! Pond few days.
Mrs. Carrie Goodwin and little son re.
turned from Skowhegan hospital Sept
! II.
Mr. and Mrs. George Seeley, who for,
merly lived in this vicinity recently
! sold their farm in Thorndike and intend
to purchase place in Waterville.
Mrs Eva Joy will work for Mrs
| Emery Hall while she is teaching
| Howard Wells is confined to the house
and does not improve in health.
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L,TCHFIELD

COENER-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lib
by and daughter Helen. Mrs F. w. Lib
by and Edward Nutting passed last
week N Meredith. \. H.. the guests of
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Small ana
daughter Mary of Waterville passed.
Sunday at the Corner
Benjamin Benson of Waterville visited
his mother Mrs. Mary Benson, for a
few days recently.
James Libby with his son Merton and
daughter Irene. accompanied by his
father. Nathaniel Libby, passed Satur-
day in Portland.
Orsan Woodland submitted to an oper-
alton for appendicitis last Thursday.
Joseph Perry. who is i'll at the home
of G. NJ. Rogers. is reported as not BE-
ing as well
Litchfeld cattle show and fair will Sc
held at the fair grounds Tuesday Oct.
LIST. The officers OF the assoca ton are
as follows: President. F. o. Berry; vice
president. Edward Libby; secretary, f.
NJ. Lapham: treasurer, T. W. Libby.
Fred Helms and family Of Lewiston
passed Sunday a. their cottage at Ia
coma.
Miss Ethel Campbell. a teacher in
Randolph, passed the week lend with
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. E. l.. Camp.
boil.
Ltchfeld Academy opened Tuesday
with Miss r. A.. Kimball of Lowell,
Mast, and Miss Gladys Godfrey as
teachers. Miss kimball has been
teacher in Worcester high school for
girls and Portland private school for
Toys. Mrs. E"erett Kicker Is teacher
N the Waterman district.
Hiss Ella Rogers returned home Sun
day from two weeks visit with her
aunt. Mrs Charles Allen
MIR and Mrs. A. NJ Burnham of Mas
sachnsetts are guests at Roscoe Bos-
worth's.
Mrs. Pat'en and little daughter of
Auburn were weekend guests at the
home Of VIII Sta rbrd.
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SOLON

Mrs. Elizabe.n ,uu.ldGe and Mrs.
Julia Vittum, members Of the tow i
committee of the Maine Womcn's
Liberty loan committee. were II
SkoWhegan Tuesday afternoon to at
tend the Somerset Cpuuty conference
Of this committee. Mrs. Nellie NJ.
Hunnewell Of pittsfieId county chair
man. opened the meeting and intro
duccd Mrs. Grace \. Wing Of Au-
burn, State Executive chairman.
Mrs. Wings addv:s was inspiring
and instructive to those who are to
work in the Fourth Liberty Loan
drive which begins Sept, %.
Wiley Tuscan returned to his
home in Brockton. Mass. after pass
ing a few days with his mother, who
has been very i'll.
Mrs. Maude Dy>r' Mrs. Mar
jorie MOODY. with their little daugh-
tiers passed the day in Madison Tues
d.y.
Mrs. Alice Joice was in Waterville
Tuesday.
Clayton z. Games Esq. was in
SkoWhcgan Tuesday attending Sep
TENDER term of court. Rev. c. Il.
Glidden and family are movins, to
Strong where he is to be pastor of the
NJ. r. church.
Mrs. pcarle Swain went to Port
land Saturday to resume her duties
as teacher Of English in Portland
high school.
Carol Head has a crew digging
potatoes and putting them into a po-
tatO house near the station.
Miss Ethlyn Grafton. a teacher in
the boys school at Good Will, was in
town over Sunday, the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Knowles.
Mrs. Elxado NcIntire and grand
son Robert Swain PASSED the week
end with relatives in Bingham.
The F,mbden cattle show and fair
was we'll attended.
The Ladies' home circle meets next
Thursday with Mrs. Emma F'onch.
Mrs. Kate Adams is quite III with
neuralgia. Her niece Mrs. Wm Me-
DonoGgh is caring for her
Tilden Davis, one Of the Skowhegan
r. T. p. fail carriers, was in town
over Sunday.
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BELGRADE

The Ladies' Aid Of the Old so,,.,
church will meet with Mrs. Hi1,ia,
1eaton next Wednesday. Sept IS n
stormy the ladies ara invited Thursday
Rev. Menta Sturgeon Of New w.
will hold services at the Ola So
church next Sunday. Sept. o.
Miss May Parcher of Lewiston. who
has been passing several weeks with
relatives in town, has returned IN har
home.
Maude B. Hewitt has returned In her
school in New Hampshire, her mother
Mrs. E. F. Hewitt, making the trip with
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Hammond and
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Yeaton left Sat-
urday morning for the White mountains
on camping expedition. They will Wis.,
It the Balsams and other places of in
terest
The many friends Of Hon. and Mrs.
II. II. Adams are panied to learn of the
death Of their son, Melen ", at Camp
Devens.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yeaton received
a telegram Monday morning telling OF
the serious illness Of their son, Rayrnon
! G.. who is in the naval service at Bump
| kin Island.
F. A. Stoddard and family. who have
been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Stoddard. returned to their home
in Portland Wednesday,
Mrs. l.. L. Dunn and children, who
have been visiting Mrs. Dunn's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Hanson. have re-
turned to their home in Readfleld Depot
They were accompanied home by Mrs.
Hanson.
Miss Calie ". Cox Of Everett. Mass,
is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs Stoddard
David Tillson of Monmouth, who has
been visiting Mrs. Mary Tillson. has
returned home
NORTH-Rev Howard Mitchell Of
Waterville held services at the hall,
Sunday.
The allotment Of sewing for the
Red Cross has arrived and as it must
be returned by the 10Th of Septem-
| Der it is hoped that all who can will
make an effort to attend the meeting
this week.
Henry Richards and family have
| returned to their home in Gardiner
after passing the summer at Camp
Merriweather.
! Charles Anderson, Jr., has gone to
Boston. where he will attend school
this winter.
| Miss Marguerite Gleason is the
guest of friends at lockwood Cor
ner.
! Alvah Watson went to Portland
| Sunday. where he has secured en-
! ployment.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Damren and
daughter have returned to Portland
after passing the week with their
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Damren
Quite a number from here attended
| the Advent Conference at Smithfield
Sunday.
! William Wade of Bath. passed the
weekend with his family in town.
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BENTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blackwell were
visiting relatives in Canaan Tuesday.
Miss Leila Clifford returned to
Clinton Sunday afr passing the day
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Clifford
Mrs. Arthur Brown passed Sun
day in Pittsfeld. the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wentworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason HI; e returned
to their home in Bangor after pass
ing a few days with Mrs Nason's sis
ter, Mrs. l.. f. PreE.:s
Frank Michigan is In Madison where
he is moloyed by the H. & w. CO.
Private Aldcbert Clifford, who has
been home on a short furlough. re-
turned Monday to Boston, where re =
member of the training detachment
of Wentworth Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maberry Of Portlar d
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brooks Of
Augusta were guests Of Mrs. Abbie
Reed recently.
Walter Plummer is at home on n
short vacation.
Mrs. A. j. True has returned HON
after spending a few days with Mrs,
S. S. Warren.
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DRESDEN

Thrashing machines are much in
evidence in this section. The farmers
are harvesting n splendid crop 1t
grain. Some are getting rs hiGh as l.
bushels Of wheat from one half acI"
and Of exceptional quality. The sweet
corn that did come is very good and
being drawn TO the canning factory.
The Indian corn is good. also and
beans that are on high land or were
ahead Of the frost are we'll podded.
Potatoes are turning OUT fair. not
many to he hill sut large and smooth.
There is rot n large crop of apples
but most of the Be-t Davis trees are
loaded. After year of no small
fruits even these apples look rather
good.
G. Ralph French is passing is n
cation with his sistea Staterce Carr
in Brunswick. Mr.. French expects to
so deep sea- f5hing.
Work ms begun on IL State reads
D. w. Kelley is dra win he road ma
chine with his national sactor.
Wesserunsett Grange held a pleas
ant meeting Satui day evening.
SOUTH-IIarry Hatch is working in
Bath for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. l.. Siegars were the
guests of Mr.. Siegars' brother. Arthur
Siegars. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Irving Lilly is visiting friends in
Richmond for few days.
AIRS. Lewis Knox Of South Gardiner
passed few days last week with her
friend, Mrs. Leland Siegars.
Mrs. vesta Siegars was the guest OF
her friend, Mrs. William Lewis. IN
Richmond Thursday.
Miss Natalie Tozer OF Waterville was
the weekend visitor Of her sister, Mrs
l.. H. Siegars.
Mrs. Myra Siegars is visiting friends
In Woolwich for few days.
Wigal Chapman of Camp Devens
passed the weekend with friends in
town.
William Morton Of Massachusetts
was the guest OF Leianu s!egars one day
last week.
10y Cragon Of Gardiner Is visiting at
his uncle's. Albert Tibbetts.
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NEWPORT

Mrs. j. B. Stewart, superintendent
Of the Red Cross rooms in Bangor.
and Mrs J. T. Bowler, who has
charge Of the sewing room IF the
Bangor Red Cross chapter, were in
Newport Tuesday. Sept. Il and pres
ent at the regular meeting Of the
Newport Auxiliary. Mrs. Stewart
gave the ladies of the local organic
alton many timely hints and much
useful information as to the work
which the Red Cross organizations
all over the country are to be called
upon to do in the near future.
Wilfr:d Lingham Cookson. infant
son OF Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Cookson,
died on Saturday morning, aged 5
months. The funeral was held AT the
Cookson home Monday at 2.30 P. M.
Rev. J. W. Reynolds officiating. Tho
interment was in Riverside cemetery.
At the regular meeting of the Boy
Scouts Monday night, a Service flag
was dedicated in honor Of Leon Pres
colt, who is now at Camp Devens.
The regular service for the de1ica-
ton of service flag was read. also
letters from Mr.. Prescott, and the
flag was placed in position IN the
front window of the Scout hall. Sid
ney Smith and Earl Friend placing
it. The flag salute was given in its
honor. At this meeting c. E. Wass
presented to those boys who took
part in the third Liberty loan their
medals and bars. Later the matter Of
cooperation Of the boy scouts with
the town committe in the matter Of
the fourth Liberty loan was discuss
ed and committee consisting Of
Sidney Smith, Chester Small. NAL
colin Folsom. Leon Townsend and
Harvey Davis was appointed to Of
fer the services of the scouts in any
capacity in which they may be
needed.
Beginning with the 23rd Of this
month there will be a collection Of
secondhand clothing of any dis
cription that might be Of use to fe
sufferers in Europe. 1t is request
ed that everyone will carefully Sc
lect whatever can be spared and
hFwe the garments ready. clean and
rMAed for the committee when the
call comes. Do not include stiff hats
or any shoes containing rubber. all
Others shoes suitable for wear are
asked for.
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FAYETTE

The Red Cross entertainment Civ
en- by the Ladies' Aid was a decided
success socially and financially. A
good-siZed audience listened 70 tho
excellent program: Music, Just as
the Sun Went Down." chorus; Mrs
Bessie Norris next gave a fine seleC-
ton in her pleasing way and re-
sponded to an encore. Miss Alice
Manter sang Keep the Home Fires
Burning" very swectly and was re-
called. Mrs. Norris then gave anoth-
er reading and encore. Next in order
was a violin solo by Merle Zones,
followed by Just Break the Jews
to Mother" effectively rendered by
Celia Pratt With an appropriate tab
leau arranged by Gladys Jones', Ar
thur and Richard Pollstor. Mrs. Nor
riS then gave n toast to the flag and
closed with America" sung by Miss
Manter and gracefully acted II pan
tomime by Mrs. Norris. A sale of ice
cream, aprons and fancy articles fol-
lowed and the sum og $40 was real
lied for the worthy cause.
John Bamford went Monday to
Lynn, Mass. where he will visit his
sister. Mrs. A. II. Piper.
L. f. Gile is attending the fair at
Lewiston with his herd of Hereford
and Shorthorns.
w. 3. Judkins and Miss Inez Jud-
kins were calling in town Saturday
and attended the auction at the f.
II. Kent estate recently sold by II.
G.. Tavlor
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SMITHFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cunliff have return
ed to their home in Medford, Mass. aft
er passing a few days in town with rel
atives and friends
Criah Dudley has been suffering with
an ahscess on his neck the past week
Some interesting meetings were held
a t the Advent conference. which closed
Sunday night There were several in
attendance from Madison, Oakland and
Rome
Mrs. Simeon Hardy of New York Is
visiting Mrs. Louis Hardy.
Daniel Groves has sold his home at
the village and purchased the farm of
Alonzo Groves on Mt Tom
Forty-five people registered Thursday
in this town
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I4ARONE

Callers at the CedArs recently
were, the smart old couple, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank kilgore Of Norridgewock.
! Mrs. Kilgore although rheuma1ssc
sufferer for years, is nevertheless a
busy woman ana for the past year
has knit for the Red Cross five pair
of wristletts. "a sweaters, and ~
pairs of stockings besides piecing up
2 quilts ana, attending to her house
hold duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Gleason
have 9becn on a weeks vacation in
Greenvi,le where their son Charles
resid"s. They were taken there by
their son in his automobile and tri- IS
were made over the lake and to
Kineo and were much enjoyed by the
couple.
The Misses Wilmer and Louise
Forbes have returned from their visit
at their grandmothers in Mass.
The frost did much damage in this
section especially to the gardens.
Word from one of our boys over
there Roy Marcia. says that they had
n very pleasant trip over and bit
few of the boys were sick and it was
all SO interesting and strange after
they arrived. They went first %
England but are now in France and
find some difficulty conversing, Jut
the people are very kind and pleas
ant. Many of the plows that the
farmers are using have but one nam
die and remind one of the pictures
found in the old ancient histories.
Horses are worked in Jokes as we
work our oxen. The fields are MAJ y
of them hedGed in and the houses are
built of brick and stone. The food
and care is of the best and no faul.
can be found.
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SOsfERVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Clifford OF Win
chester, Mass. are guests Of Mr elf
ford's brother Ii. p. Clifford.
Appleton Eabb Of West Washington
is studen, at the sorta somervil;e
school
Mrs. Fred Reynolds and rar.ly or
Jefferson we're weekend guests II mr.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Warren III 'aen.
Charley Crummett nd Eston ti,iad n
OF jefferson we're at home over sunday.
Frank Place IF Whitefe,d vas a bust
ness caller in town Monday.
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state Constable Bella T. Wass of
Cherryfield took to Calais Saturday
two men who had failed to register
under the selective service military
ACT. They are Taul Cyr, aged 20,
who claims hi, home is at s.. Dav-
ids, Me-, and Herman Paauette Of
Manchester, N. H., aged ~ years.
Both had been working in the woods
near Cherryfield and claim that
they did not know about the regis
tration and were not trying to evade
u. Parquette claims lie has wife
ana five children in Manchester.
Both are French Canadians.
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COOPER'S MILLS

There will he services at Coopers
Mills church Tuesday evening, Sept.
II. conducted by Rev. Mr.. Brooks Of
South jefferson.
Miss Ellen Smith has returned to
Hebron academy after passing the
vacation with her parents. AR. and
Mrs. Harold Smith.
The village school began Monday
Sept. Q under the able instruction Of
Miss Winnifred Riley. a teacher of
several wears experience.
The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. Asa II. Moves "Wednesday,
Sept. Is.
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Starring Grange

Starting Grange Of Fayette met
Saturday in regular session with
Worthy Master c. W. Small IN tine
chair. Considerable business was dis
posed of and arrangements made for
a Grange fair to be held Oct. as Miss
Lucille Royal gave most interesting
lecture during the Afternoon session
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ALMA

Bradford Clark of Lewiston is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Jones.
Mrs Clara j. Mcdonald and Abbie
Mcdonald passed the weekend IN
Whiteheb.
George r. Mcdonald has moved his
family into the Simpson house.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r. Hodgdon Of Bath
were in town Monday.
MI and Mrs. John Cate of Dresden
were at Parsons Bend Sunday.
Mrs. Narcissa Patten, who has been
visiting Mrs Clara A Parsons, returned
to her home in Bath Tuesday.
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BOWDOIN

CENTER--Williar Ackley is on
the sick list.
Carlton Bailey has gone to Bath
to work in the shipyard
The members of Bowdoin Center
church are contemplating having a
cement driveway in front of the
church.