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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
Karl l2tes SancIaar.
Gn Snigmorbcrfnglc life noelnffct?

Observation-Disclosures IeneIte 5or.eg
pao at lpreoe. Wtsrfet ON Noucmber.
natsoronnaet oeb Sreorit2bolO CT MI
aiilllttet, o. Y~rofesior Sen Iberg bar
/ aarolinifa Sorbunoet rebeglort Tor
"Reminiscences Arbeioc, iom ban bar
Ieoet. : lin GrflGring ON Heillta-
tet al oen me pioenlfabelige l(noer-
ipgelie al aongens Sig ubtaIer aom-
missioner bI. a., at ben Seituoi9elic,
iom oolote SONG aarls Sso bar CT
Sfuoiaar irembragt ocb Slbuooben
oq al siebliffelig orpbenoe Tlrtnin8
llnoerIegel'en bar life git nogen
Ststte Tor Ben I~ntngelIe. of mere emo
ct Iroieftil bar bi6roget iii oct %.
0eliac Soar. eller at Troleftilet ltll-
DC hare oelt zig mo | SoDeoet. UT
BONNIE al Saorcta 9eifuiienbeo err
SET bctnoeliq o%roor'oQet al ct eneite
Nroicftil, iom ltoelt er pasieret 9ien.
mem Sopebct. vi DC enfclte Ietolier
ucO Sierneifalens isnoerituote Sibe
partier, iom Oct er lpffcoes aomnlis.
itonen beluis of refonitruere, irenl.
ouor, at Froieftilet or trUngt ino /
pcnitre FINDINGS i%orreite Eel % goo-
CT no qicuncm i%orreitc 6oIpOel al
hsire 3inoinqben. 0oget 1cgu til,
al TroiettiIet ifuloe bare oegct al ira
lin o~prinoeIige gone eiter al pGre
trPrat inc / Sierneifoilen bar man
heller life merfet. Get Groieftil,
Ion bor oolot aonaens Geo bar ri
nleliquis ppret ell Hunotugle Al Sern
clcr 9lp meo 1870 ylillimeters
Iiameter. llnoer'saelien bar life
giuct uogen irrlig Ststte Tor Den
glntagel;e. at Oct ifuIoe pGre ct RGr
ifuo / egentlig Goritnnb. Get iiore
Sui / penitre FINDINGS blsoc Gele
fam / lin nupRrenoe Stsrrelie %
iSorm fife alIfnges az glengl oet op'
rinoeIige ltoieenoe al Vroieftilcts
Misunderstanding, men or tuocllgois
paapirfet af Snosreb, iom Ienere er
ioretaaet - rimeligpis bopeoingelia
i Sorbinoelie meb aongeu Saliame.
ring. Ten betpoeIise SprGnsuirt.
ming, iom por n SsIee al Sfuooet.
1ier set a~abenbar. at Vroiefiilet bar
tilbaselast lin Bel eiennem SoueOet
meo itor leuenoe Strait.
GrtlGringen or unoertesuet al MI
got &eu. sberg, grtir 9eitberg. Sn!e3
afermann % 8oita 6oraiea. Som.
misiionen bar taset ct SneS Soto.
sraier o. Rsntsenbiaeber Of Son,
gems SoOeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05
S~maafort4lIinger % Bistorier.

men iom cit Iioen mil Yisc, NcI'
lie. 0u pil mart iaa mere ems
nof Seoiagcr."
"SpoIoacr?" Ipur9te Gli5abcth.
"HaturIigpia. 9taur bun blipcr
ior gamncl I'll liz lelp at trGngc
McSiciu, uil bun iaa itlc Seoia.
gcr pco at togc Dem ira inc pngre
auiiucr."
Mobiles guiiot tpOcoe paa, at
blrn ilil6t 10 foritoo.
Set cr olocIea life bcbaacliat
at maatte lfiTnoc paa Wouie",
~forfIareoe elijobctb Ell Smulc
Iteot. Sfisnt Ell 9lore aliiinc er
ie5 BOG bare lclp 20. Set par
life abiolut noget iaa io~riGroeIig
/ bpoo bun giorOe. Seq ipricS, at
Moma % @eoitclnor icr aItior
mertt pua Oct"
Set or bare ioroi on life er
aaunmcI nof lelp iii OF ie Oct / iii
lonoe ems, ia9oe ics %itrenqt. Seq
onier benocs CpisrieI oiifpeIig.
Sfol bun iIet life itrniicS?"
"Nci", GIiiabetb loa pao mia
mco lplenoe Zine; bun bar in.
let giort iou iortience Strai. Som
@olic, ri piI 9aa % operIaoe
bam til lin llrimeIigbeo."
@on itanIeoe / Gsren % iIrngte
cUer lin Sfltlber: Seq bar al.
OeIc5 life glcmt, ga ieg bar Ipttcn,
foroi ON ou bar oCtl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05

Seq fan life uohoIoe oct I9n.
gore, &an,ra,erl S8 oil gle
Den iioffels Sur min 6elti.alte!"
Som Suor paa sc de oumori'
itt5c Gale itof Ell al ~ CT Slle paa
en- @aionet % Isitcoc ocn oucr
@rpitpurnct. Gen blrp seblitft'
li9 aicuncmb1ret al CT Suiun @e
r%GrtllJlcr. ut none iig CT Srm op
ror oct i~itrcite Sclomoro; men
uailaodil fIn6c NJ bsrc Siiics
rutS aIaq,r: "@nttol @oub! pa.
re CT Grade. Tor SUBS Sfplo,
nosct. Stun en- 2roabe,"
Cen rileoliocttc SoIout furoc
life lpngcrc npoitoo O~piororin.
gen. TN, 10. ire @nngt iorlsgte
tol, tjItro>s ior Dor alporIi9c Ao.
pariel, at flatrc % AZ @rnpcn.
S.llioit iorctog bun Ct oiumo,i'ti9t
Sprong, foiictc ll9 ilabt NED paa
Sorocu ol frtb hen imoo lin %.
cnoc 6icrl6t.
San fimoc life fummc h It ben
I'll ham pna Wrulto al oNl lfrpf
felipe Sl0, men bon BRIO ct @rcu
al cn @u't, bnnot lin tcitbarc Slo.
lie Ill 0cn % aubraQtc oell / Staf
tclcnS SGIoer.
Dc bar aloril bort ioaboru,e Sos
n%cnnlcli he Sptring,r Tor. Otonifc
Ear o.r al>ril pur hs I n'get
liIrcroe. Siiiccrtu pil c biltoc tit
@ltlbubr Ill @r men ~ icl6c bct
tilboqc iom en- ring If rr Ser
uegcrunt,iqc Nlno ing. me Set
pilo, So.o ten life tn oe. San
imlilte In fcliNt % pcn0.e tilbogH,
lom ban par fonmcn, ioct ban
frsb gicrlt,m Ell &o2litorm az
Guller.
"a ban naacoc Hnn>cn al Ora.
ben, raabtc ban iii line aamcrnter,
at De ih,lre 9ol al &eien ior bam.
og nlco ct m9Jtigt Sprnng par
ton otter blau>t oa. Non bapoe
life facet et Sf anime.
San tog pore Spt nlfninger ro-
Iigt. ri iogbc, a 81 bar oen
toprcitc Guab, ri bapOc iect ! Sri
gen. Sam lpareoe life. Sons gine
bopoc CT blot, iuntc ltIbt l|otrpf.
"Sporl bcS fun1c OF 9lsre
oct?" ipllr1tc icg "a SfpOningtn
ct 2icblif opbcrtc.
Ser par roget, ia trnftc pno",
Ioa0c fam title, "lWlct min M
ser plcicre at iigc I'll mi9: so
bar treitiI, % on gap MIG al
briffcl" Slm Ipitc bct for mig az
9i6clcn, og bun lrrtc mig oct, I'll
lea olorig fiunbe 9lcnnmc oct.
Ga jcJ bsrte Sificcren rnabe
eitcr @ano, buiftoc iea DIT. Or
here Itob Itile / nit Soueo. Seq
fun6e life blipe ri for benz. Sar
tu1tfte ieg, &c mcnte mig, % Iaa
aif icg. Set cr oct belle"
Set bar @rirrocn, bOorior ban
ror rc0c til at ORE lit Gin FOR en-
IiC,oc. % set bar 8riuto nof"
tiligicSe Soloatci.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05

5 lin ReoegisreIie uotaIte Groics.
ior acp @lbcrg blauot oroei. at / De.
traatning al Ocn tiliureIaoenoc 70.
IoSiaIe SprTneuirtnins fan NiIlia.
ococn al ct Hrrifuo / cacntIig tyor.
itano life aniees uoeIuffet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05

Get Oiier Jig fOrtiost MI. of bet
life err IpffeoeS commissioner belt at
Seorien ON Suigmoroertitg.
len, men 9ioenifabSm9nbene beIoer
Dog til Den Gro, at Song &orI er
ialot ior Ell Grli9 ausIe ira Weob-
itan6ernes Saonb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-05

Siac Boa ui0ite life iii Icpcnoe
Haao; CT Iioet Soritlto bopoc bun
inaet hos lin 2asercbci. % ser off
oct life on at fonnnlc iglcu.
Soa por oct Ell Nat - en- uioun.
ocrIig imuf. maanelps Got, ga bun,
iom iaa oite / Der, iioltc Sio. lao Ips.
paagen % ipefulereoe iiteoetipr at
iopc, Of ell WaoncitronIe iuIot Iiee
ben oper Scnser til bcnoc. % iom ct
Ipicnbc % ifinnenbe Sirrtcon itrei.
iebe ocn rsbaplone 6IetninQ. Ser
baloi oplcit ilso ben oUcr @opebpu.
oen.
% / ianrme Nu iIo9 en- 5anfe neo
/ benoe: / Ell Sio, bpor oe mango,
Der bar Raob % emit ocrtil oirer ioa
me9et poo of taae fig bcoit mIlia no.
maottc bette Saar fImlc giereS /
Eerge.
Siu matte iiffert flnne iaa Ell
inlif Iioen Sum for lit bore Ianae
Soar; bun hapoc 10 nof prret oInb
/ oct ieIp, oct bar 10 bcnSe5 encitc
TrnbcIie, az, men bpoo bcteo SET lille
Sficr moo ocn 8lG0c, at set lille
Silent ful,oc fournle o~rNcutIig pao.
iobe igicr.
Ter par 10 beloigpiS 4rsl / ben.
bes reoe SSaar - % nntllrliauiS ifill.
DC oct life moifinflippe$ init III
Sesuben - oct pprebe laomcn bur.
tist no igien.
Get bar Toger eftcr - / Sfiim.
rineen. Sba itoo ioron Set lille
Spell % iaa paa set fortflippeec
8iittehopeo berinoe.
Oct ifirIpebe Iibt on Sc fine, lingc
Gerber, men finn eonife Iioet.
"Spob beitiuer blt, file Sbo?"
ipiirgte Wooeren inbe ira i'm Seng.
Sbo nsIebc ct Sefiino, Tor at gicrc
lin Stemme iuloitrnDi8 iiffcr.
Seq tpnfer paa Big Iparcbc bun
iao, og / SfumringenS SaIplpS aif
bum ino % latte zig til Rctte peO en-.
geleiet.
ga bpob trnfte Oh ino?" ipl,ratc
ben Spse pibere, rs Sbo 'porcoc cn
pis llro / bcnoes Stemmes Slang.
Seq trnfte paa, at Iua taolmo.
dig en- lioeT Wtober iom min, finbeS
Ger ba iiffcrt life / belle ptoe @eroen,"
iagoe Soa burtig % meo et Sfipl-
meri, Iom benbeS barnlige airrlig,
bcb inogap bcube at benpttc. Get
er iaamen intet ltnocr. at Oh nctop
fit Suffcripsc, for icoere en- WOocr
bar oa irgen anoen."
Wooeren 10 - % Soo bIcp nUiten
liot an9It; Den 9po Dor bun life pant
til of here.
Grrit bar oct ntooife for Ben title
og no9et tilbasebolonc urge Tisc at
fomnle oper Den ierite Sime paa Sfo.
len itocn Saaret.
Spergsmoolene folot opcr bcnbc$
6opeo ionn Stierneifi,o Ell Not / Il,.
quit.
Wten Ell iait % penlig Stenmc
fom benbe til llnoiGtning.
Set bar ba enOclig formliti9t al
Gem, Srsfcn," Iagoe ben Inmme
Stemnle - "ot foo fiernet Sen pGl.
bige Earpf; M ifoI &c ie, Ceres so.
pebpine toger Iiifeb meo oct iamme. "
ellie Sba ieilbte oen i,,ge Mono et
t%afnemmeIigt @lif - og / benbcs
Sierte iublcbe oct: for bpor mango
Wenneifer bar iaa uenoeli9 risc ionr
bun, at eie Ell Mober, bun ff :2op til
at prrne ON, og Ell trofait &amerat,
Ser pao fin itiliGroige fororingslsie
WaaOe bapbe en- @nanosrrfnitlg til
operS for benoc beitonoie.
90 iaa ifal oct en0nu blot iiaes, at
be bIonfe aroner, iom life Goa in0.
brogte for lit rebe &nar, blep til Sen
rigeite Geliignelie.
ut Den lirtge WonoS SnteresIe for
heroe life fislncbeS, ia, BET er mnoife
itrenet toget Ell Gina. Der life peb'
fnrumer Hcrup fife Siitnrip
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-23
WASHINGTON

". +. Overlook received n cord
tom Corporal John l.. Howard s;at-
Hrday that he had arrivcll sa!clv
somewhere in Franc" TIE lot
Camp lcvcns July 18TH ana This is:
,At first ncWs received from him,
Mr. and Mrs. George McLealn G.
WaterNjlic arc visiting Mis-. Ale
learns mother, Mrs. Sanford Jones'
for few days.
Angelo Howard has been called TO
the coI"rs and LEFT here Wednesday
l"f Rockiand, for assignment.
Herbert r. Farrar and son have
their threshinr machine installed and
are thro&hirg almost Gay ana NIGHT.
=. II. Lincoln and Albert l.. jones ara
also throshing and all three mills NE
busy all tho time. M kinds O. Grain
a" good and most everybody has
some Of one kind or another. There
$ quite 4 large amount If wheat
The war has taught the farmers in
TINS section that they can raise thor
grain and they Will undoubtedly do 50
in future
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VASSALBORO

EAST-Helen Sanderson Of Port
land is passing part of her vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Little.
Harold Taylor is threshing grain
for B. r. Tingley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilder Of Wa
terville and Mrs. Little of No. Vassal-
horo. with Helen Sandcrson and Ed
son Wilder, went by auto to Sears
mont recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nelson Of Mas
sachusetts. Mrs. Mabel Curtis Of
Portland. and children. with Mrs. w.
A. Nelson of Palermo. were callers at
the home OF Arno Little recently.
GETCHELLS CORNEH-Mrs. +. J.
Goliath has returned home after visit
ing in Stetson. Exeter and Sangerville.
f. L. Cleaveland of Houlton has been
in this place on business for a few
days. staying a W. V. Nash's.
Mrs. Freeman Trtes and son Percy OF
Brockton. Mass. Mrs. Geo. Trites and
daughter Rita; also Mrs. Dallas Sails
bury and daughter Dorothy, have gone
to Bar Harbor for few days.
Rev. Albert Leach recently lost a
valuable horse
Miss Mabel Walker, who has been
home.
Mrs r. B. Shaw has been visiting
relatives in Eorridgewock
Mrs. Edwin Brigham of Boston, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Ray
Goldsmith, has returned home
Miss Vivian Glazier OF Fairfield has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Nellie Lancaster
Miss Frances Goldsmith of Gardiner
is visiting her uncle, Ray Goldsmith.
ElWood Jones and Albert Clifford of
North Fassalboro are making extensive
repairs on the Tyre homestead owned
by Edward Tyre OF Boston.
MI and Mrs. w V. Nash. f. l.
Cleaveland. Miss Helen Prescott Mrs
Elizabeth Jackson, and Mr. and Nrs
MYron turner and children passed Sun
gay az weber pond at Mr.. Nash's cot
tage.
Mrs Merton Rollins passed the week.
end with friends in Waterville.
CROSS HILL-R. F. Homsted Of
Sko"hegan passed Sunday night and
Monday ct the home Of his cousin. +.
J. Ames
Mrs. Helen Austin Of Milford. Mass,
passed several days recently visit
ing old friends on the hill.
Mr. ana Mrs. F. j. Ames. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Robinson and baby ~av-
mond attended the annual reunion
OF the Ames family at East vassal-
boro Tuesday.
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Ians Outlined for War Savings Stamp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Duren Northumberland News

lish their home. Mr. Ordway is very
we'll known in Skowhegan, not only
necause of his popularity among his
friends but because of his long period
Oh service as salesman in the store
OIL his brother, Walter L. Ordway,
here. His bride has been here much
OF the time for several years, first
coming as trimmer in the Poulin
millinery store on Water street, sub
sequently she purchased the enter
prise and since then has proven her.
self to be a very apt young business
woman. She comes OF Somerset
County stock as her father, who is a
lumber dealer. is native of Canaan
and her mother. formerly Miss Viola
A. Hammonds. was born in Fair
field. She will continue her business
here for the present it is understood.
Mr.. Ordway is the son OF the late
Nathan G. Ordway and Mrs. Chris =
tina (Miller) Ordway. who now re-
sides on Pine street.
Rev. A. NJ. Chase Of Canaan left
here Thursday afternoon for q short
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Z. f.
F'airbrother. in Waterville, after
which he will visit briefly in Boston
and then go to West Pembroke. Mass.
to begin a religious campaign. Mr..
Chase Is a well known preacher in
this section and has a wide acquaint-
anCe.
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BURNHAM

G. r. Bracket. who has been In a
hospital in Watervile for appendi-
c.tis. has returned home
Mrs. Jennie Weymouth and daugh-
ter, Miss Affle Weymouth of Lewis
ton, who have been visiting Mrs. T.
L. Goodwin, returned home Tuesday
II. f. Kinney is on a business trip
to Washington county.
Miss Eliza beth McGray Of Free
dom is visiting with her niece, Mrs.
X. A. Baxter.
Mrs. Pearl league and two children
q Pittsfield visited Monday with Mrs
Edna Dyer.
Mrs. c. r. Mitchell underwent a
surgical operation at her home Tues
Cay and is getting along comfortably
There were about 35 in attendance
Al the regular meeting at Burnham
Grange, No. 500, Tuesday evening.
Ihe third and fourth degrees were
conferred on Howard Reed and at the
Close Of the meeting a lunch was
served. North Waldo Pomona Grange
will meet with Burnham Grange Sat-
'hday, Sept. 7. State Master w. j.
thompson wifi be present and give an
address. and a program will be given
w the host grange.
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A RECORD CROWD OF
5000 AT CARIBOU FAIR

Caribou. Me, Aug. 22,-More than 5000
people, said to be the biggest crowd ever
on the grounds, attended the Caribou
fair Wednesday with ideal weather.
fast track and no accidents The fea-
ture was the coming back OF the stall
lion Dan s Jr., a big winner of last
season, who has not shown much this
year. The summary:
% Glass, Mixed. Purse, s3o0-Won by
Lucky Strike (StuarD; Robert c.
tSouthard). second; BRAGG (Bouttiler),
third. Best time. 2l6h
2l9 Mixed, Purse s3Oo-Won by Alice;
IT, (Raymond): Main Time (Southard),
second; Braves (Gerow>. third. Best
time. 2.151.
c-l3 Class, Mixed. Purse s40o-Won by
Dan S, Jr (Nelson>; Bob Mack Ray
mond), second; Little Peter (Gerow)
third. Best time, 212A.
Three Year-oid Race. Inras. 1300-Wo on
by Dan @. (Southard); Moy the Great
(Gerow). second; Brussels Dillon tWil-
lard), third. Best time, 22i.
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ATHENS

Mr. and Mrs Z. S. Ward were visi-
tors during the past week at the home
of Mrs. Wards sister. Mrs. Annie f.
Fish in Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Drake of Som
erville, Mass. are to pass some time in
town visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Marion Drake Flanders and her sister
Mrs. Ora Judkins. They returned with
Mrs. Flanders who has been studying
music for some weeks in Boston
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Bennett recently
became the parents of a son.
hrs Frank Huff recently passed
away at the home Of Leonard leighton
in North Cornville. She was about Is
years of age and passed away as the
result of paralytic shock. She is sur
vived by two sisters. one of whom is
Mrs. Smith Whittier of Skowhegan
She had been a widow for some years
The remains were inferred in Hartland
her native town.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hight have been
entertaining their daughter. Mrs.
IIichens and husband of Lynn. Mass.
Mrs George Mckinnie sustained in
juries recently from a horse steppins
on her foot.
Master Carlton Scrbner is reported
as being much improved from his re-
cent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Judkins of Show
hogan with his brother ard family OF
Largo, Fla. passed one day last week
at the old home place now owned by
Harvey D. Eaton of Waterville.
Next Sunday, Rev. p. II. Johnson will
again occupy the pulpit Of the Union
church. preaching for the Baptist So
ciety.
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WILTON

Several from Wilton have gone to
East Livermore, where they will at
tend the campmeeting, Rev. j. Il. CEf-
ford in charge Others who cannot
stay during the entire encampment will
so during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. b. J. Cox and family
left Wednesday for Kingman, where
they Will pass a week with Mrs. Cox S
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott. Mrs.
Freda Durrell is in the store during
his absence
Mrs. Lillian Briggs is taking two
weeks vacation from her duties as
cloth inspector in the Wilton wooden
mill.
Mrs. Clyde Scribner and daughter
Alice are visiting relatives in Auburn.
Lillian Hamilton has gone to Dexter
and Corinna. where she will pass the
remainder of the vacation before the
opening of Wilton academy.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Bass have returned
from Harwick. y. b. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Bass father, Mr..
Ness.
Mrs. L. Brooks Leavtt. who has
been passing several weeks in Wilton,
returned to New York Saturday.
The Adams family reunion was he'd
Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
0. F. Jones with 50 present. A fine lit
erary and musical program was given.
A fund was started for the publication
Of the Adams genealogy which has been
written by A. l.. Talbot of Lewiston
and collection was taken for the Red
|, Cross. The officers for the year are
Pres. f. l.. Adams; vice president, HUI
bert Aldrich; secretary and treasurer
Charlena Adams.
Linwood kershner. who recently soil
his farm. has moved onto the II. X
Dascombe farm.
perwood kellock, who has been Wis.
ting his mother in Bangor. returned t.
his home in Wilton Saturday.
Charles w Marshall. a former teache,
in Amherst, Mass, has been elected
principal OF Wilton academy.
Mrs. Frank Wilder has been passin;
a week In Greene
Mrs. Ella King and little son Charlie.
| left Thursday for the West. They hav,
been passing several weeks in Wilton
and r<ingfield with relatives.
| Private Ralph Gould, who has been a
Camp Devens for several weeks, ha.
| been home on furlough He has gone t,
| Wilmington, Del, to work for the u,
Pont Powder Co, where he formerl,
worked.
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SOLON

Mr.. and Mrs NJ r Pollard Mrs. Geo.
Stevens and nieces, Misses Marie and
Nadine Walker, went to Lakewood sun
day, returning by way of Skowhcga!.
and Norr:dgewock in Mr.. Tollard's car.
Misses Marie and Nadine Walker re-
turned to their home in HaverhiII,
Mass, Monday after passing their Vaca-
ton with their aunt, Mrs. Geo. stevens.
Chas. Severy returned Tuesday from
4 week in Southport. Miss Evelyn
Butts. who has been visiting Miss Olive
Lander in Southport, came with him.
Perley Rowon ana family also returned
from Southport Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Magoon and their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Crownin, and NJ.
l.. French and family made trip to
Pleasant pond sunday.
Mrs. MauGe McIntire has returned
from several weeks stay in Dover,
n. II.
Miss Claire McIntire returned Tues
day from -Altamont, y. =, where she
has been physical director a; Y. NJ {.
A. summer camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. y, S Healcy and Mrs.
IIealey's SISTER, Mrs. Murphy. went
to Lakewood sunday afternoon
Services will he he'll in the Congrc-
gational church next Sunday. Aug. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ward, Mrs. Wini-
fred Norton and Mrs. Georgia Seyeyv
| went to Watervl!a Monday.
Mrs. Samuel Libby has been cutie f.,
with throat trouble Her Daughter.
I - u 7 ,llt. Ias ~
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MERCER

The body Of Herbert Tompson
"as brought to East Mercer for
burial in the family lot on Monday
last. Mr.. Tompson was native Of
this place and while his home has
hccn in Pennington with his brother
he has very often come here to visit
&C friends.
Miss Cora Wood Of Boston is pass
ing her vacation with her brother,
George Wood.
Charlie Decker and Ben Tracey
have been home from Camp Devens
OF As hours lease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Yeaton OF
Naesa chusetts have been visiting
Mrs. Yeaton's father Mr.. Smith. They
returned home Wednesday.
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MONMOUTH

A.. c. Harmon of Admission. Ala.
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w W. Babcock and
Children of Cambridge, Mass. arrived
Monday by auto and are at the home
q George Haynes.
Miss Mollie l<cndcll of Mount Ner-
non is the guest Of Miss Viola Ros-
coo.
DE- and Mrs. \. X. +. Harvey OF
Washington. d. c.. are guests of the
formers sister. Mrs. f. +. Niles and
family.
Miss Perl Porter of Detroit was the
week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
f.. Day.
| The local branch of the Gardiner
chapter of the Red Cross shipped q
! OK this wecl; to headquarters. con-
tanning 81 refugee garments. Another
1 / OK OF knitted garments will be for
W@rdeG soon.
! y dramatic company from Read
/ field viii give q comedy in three acts.
"a Poor Married Man" at Cumston
! hall Monday evening. Aug. &c. for the
! cuctit of the Monmouth branch Of
tho Rcd Cross. The entertainment is
( GiGhlN recommended, 1t will bc fol-
! lowed 10y a dance. -Four nice quilts
! wiz bo sold at auction.
| Nj. ana Airs. l.. y. Prescott enter
tanned part, at their home Tuesday
/ Cvrnin@. in watch wore Ecv. and Mrs.
RI. y. May~cU ana son bernard Of
4 :'rm"rEillc; Nr ana Mrs w e
F.. !:ot;E or, Boston: Mr.. ana Mrs Carl F.
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FAYETTE

II. c. Taylor returned Saturday
from Boston
Mrs. l.. +. Gle Of Rcadfield is the
quest Of her sister, Mrs. Belle Gile.
frof. w. s. Wight arrived Satur-
cay to direct the music at the East
Iivermore ca.mpmeeting. The song
services under his able direction are
greatly enjoyed.
Miss Jennie Underwood, who un-
dcrwent surgical treatment at her
home Monday, is comfortable at this
writing.
Mrs. s. IT. j. Berry passed away
Monday night ut her homo.
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CARDINALS AND ROBINS
EACH TAKE GAME

St Louis, Aug. PA pass to Bet
Eel with the bases filled in the ninth
forced Brock across the plate with
the run that gave St. Louis a 4 to 8
victory over Brooklyn in the first
game of today's double-header. ST.
Louis outhit Brooklyn in the second
game, but the visitors profited by
errors behind Meadows and won 3 to
2.
First Game:
Brooklyn ...2 300 90 o--3- 90
ST. LOUIS ....1 0 o Q 0 0 1+-1o-2
Marquard and NJ Wheat; Sherdel
and Brock.
Second Game:
Brooklyn ....1O01 % Is 60
ST. Louis 30 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-2-l0-3
Smith and Miller; Meadows, Tuero
and Brock.
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HEBREWS MAY
REGISTER ON
26th INSTEAD oath

Washington, Aug. 22-Because
members Of the Jewish Orthodox
church object to registering for mil
itary service on their Sabbath. Pro-
vost Marshal General Crdwder an
nounced today that youths Of the
Jewish faith will not be required to
register next Saturday with others
who have become twenty-one since
last June 5. Their registration will
be accepted by local boards on Mon
Cay, August rs.