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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12

IL Gift Wanb poa minbre END ST..
900, Ioo bebeper Weofommenoe alt.
ioa bperfen at betaIe Sfdt euer al
afI9see &apport.
Sra ben Iettcinbt9et, iom opgipes
of en- ieIp, f~ratr9ffes enbpioere: Sor
en- gift Manb, $4,000 % 5000 ertra
for bpert Barn UNDER IS Iar; for en-
lieiit Na,tb, $1,000. Wen man moo
buife, at bisic SritaseIier eisres,
c I at ems NettoinbtGgt er bereg.
net % opgit, % at De ingen 8irfning
bar meo Senipn til ems YIiet til at
aiIpeee &apport.
Nan gler / aae SiIiGlbe bel / at
ifofic ria nsio9tig &ienoifob Ill Sopen
oa isae fpnbia @eiIeoning nngaaenoe,
hporban man fol iorbolbe fig / benne
Sag. Oct er nemlig ingen Spsg,
bpiS mnn ifliloc bli grebet i life at
ba op9it ifottcpIigtig Snotpgt inbcn
Den faitiotte Sio, GA Der for Ell Zig
SpcrtrroeIic er iorelfreoet geber pau
ira $50 til 81, 900, Iigeiom nion og.
iaa rciifcrcr at ino lin Sfat iorsget
mco 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12
Panoelsfaaoens
Sorceelie.

@aibinstor, 7be Sebr.: Gen
omerifanife SanoeIsfIauoe, inbbe.
%fattettbe Sartsier / 0rift pau @ape
% Snoiiser. i apitfartct eler paa
llolanoet beItoo / 1916 al ialt
$3.50 Sfibe paa tilianrmer 49,
SOC, 10000 Cons 9rGgtigheb. SiSIe
Splps1linger CT benteoc fra cit al
GerIitsbureallet netop offettliggiort
Statiitif.
Der ~fremgaar al bertrte. of Sor.
egellell / gntaaet nf Snrtsier /
Siaaret 1906-1916 fitlt belsb ii9
til ~ Trocent, mems S~ritttotolt.
nagens gift neo 5 Trocent. Oct er
fprit / 1917, of Sanoelsfloabcn
te9pllote at toee lit peloige Sp.
Ipittg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12
DeibyeninSen
oe Sor. Slater

Sor cmtrert ct Iar iiben toa
Gon9res EN- oct isrite Sfriot / &et'
ring al Sorbeoriirg al bore SunOc'
reie neo 9epilgningen al $S5,0 0O,-
600 I'll Sorbeling meaem llnionenE
AS Stater i icnn aarlige Sibra9
Sill @rboloellen AT bisIe gioroa
bar imiolcrtio fnpttet Den @etit-
selie, at bper Stat ifnl lGgge til
ei tilIparr,be @clsb iom Oct, Der
maatte iinoes bcrettiget til.
Set fsritc al oisie giorue, De,
ferit bill bli uOoelt ioor, ~u1toraget
til $4,S50,000. Soar man betpri
fer, at oenrc Sum ifal foroeleS
meIlem AS Stater, bill man tnbie
at set life bill rGffe ipnberli9 langi
cncr / nogcn betrogtelig 8raf
brirrge bort cIclroige SeipGien paa'
irbc, ielp ont man resrter meb 81
IGrIfilbte StoterS 9ioras.
DC b~epilgeoe So Miniorrer Dol
lars or piitnof Ct, b%etrogtelig Sum
men tagct 2ieneoet / 9%etragtnine
or oct blot Iom cit Sraobe / So
ret 90 iorIpiroenoc lioet / Sam
menlignirt9 meo. bpao Der al olt
ere al SerSers tore 2anoe er an
pe,lSt, % anprroes til gpglting
l~lbbebrntg oG TeoIigebolo az iini
2anoepeie. Grcnlpelpis fan anis
res, al Sranfrige inotil 1913 ban.
sc anpenot SSH, 100000 I'll Sps.
ring al 1886 Did meo perma
reitte rationale 9aiibeucie % be
pilset $4,000, 900 til beres @eS
liscbolo, foruocn $t16,OO0,00(
Iom giorag til l1bbeoring al 427,
WtiI meo @eie, iom peolieeboloes
lei sc forifielise frantic Separte
metter, lparcroe til bore Stater.
= DC lem Var ira 1909 ri 1913
tepilgebes al Sen brittle &cgierint
$30,000,000 iii @eiiorbebringel
troenior DC brittle GERS forboIos
IRIS rir9e Smroaoe. Oe err tiliam
u:e1, life loa itore om mango a
pore Ierifilhte Slater. ga Iile
lGngocn al De oiientlise SaitSepei'
Ii Gnglnita, @aIes. Scotlulo o.
Srlano tiliamurer life iogisr merj
enc omtreitt en- Sieroeoel az .,
Sorencoe Statcrs, ifulbe bisfes Si
Sra9 / SorboIo nnorage I'll $50,
100000 ON Iaret. % Oct lam
nte Sorbolo err fremberifenoe
fere andre al DC Itsrre 9anbe iaa
pslicm / mango al De inraa, blailS
&c iioitnrpnte fife miitbit &crsc d
! o. andre itonhinapiife Sorhe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12
6ammel ptoner.
fpinoe 900.

Chicago Ben 3bie Sebr.: Wr5.
gpeline Dunn, Ser bar boet beri
Chicago i;ben 1916, % iom bar
icct 9i9mpeitaoen bore op fra en-
l;ben ubetpoelig 2anosbp, er isaar
ofsaoet peb Ssoen / lit Siem her.
iteos / lit 94be glur.
Mrs. Dunn Dor en- Oatter al
glfreo Guthrie, Iom / 1916 bpg-
gebe oct fsrite @aitop9rf / Bridge.
port, Gbicogos fsrite Tumpeitation
% 2anoets itsrite Sanop9rf / ba1
Sto. Sun bar en- Satterbatter al
SamiHl Guthrie, ion opbdgeoc
&loroformen, % benoes 9rober,
Ssiian Guthrie, bar fienbt iom
Observation-Disclosures SaSer".
Mrs. Dunn blep / 1916 gift
meo aaptein @iliam ~. Gum.
iom / 1856 bar @~aoefpmmisIpr
UNDER Napor Gong Sobn" @ent.
NORTH. &uptein Dunn falot |
1864 i gorgerfrisen.
Mrs. Dunn Dor isbt Secfett's
Sarbor, q. o., og fon al en 20.
Mile, bois Ieolemmer r9iten ole
lepebe til en- bsi Mlocr. 9egge
Eenocs Srebre blep oper IS Mar
samle. Sum operlepes al to
Gstre, CIT Ssn, fem gsrnebsrn %
fam gsrrteberrs 9ern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12
paa 8roo.Rattoner.

@albington ber ste Sebr.: gn
2sltncers 9rsOration blep ibag be.
ororet al Observation-Disclosures
for Spiiegipiter i Soteler, &eitaus
renter % Spiiepogne belle 2anoet
pper. Oenne Station iparer ON,
trent til, bpao Der MI Ierperes i
Cnglato.
Selegrammer blep ibag ienbt til
Observation-Disclosures Sotel-
rcprelertal,ter / bper eneite Stat !
l!ntonert meo Srbre til at paaIe,
at oenme 9eiie1nmelie Itrengt ooer-
boIoes.
Ser nuaa life IerpereS noaen
mere ero TO llncer al Soebebrso
REQ noset Maaltib, unbtagen gts.
Get ilroebcIber pisIe Del al Mais,
SABRE eler &lib (Sran). Spis Der
teitiaes aiOet SIaes 9rso erb
Speoebrso, fnn Eortionen forsges
til A llncer. Suatalote "Hoas"
n,an life peie mere END 1 llnce
Stpffet.
Observation-Disclosures bar foaet
Srore til at paaie, at Bonbubet
cm at ooerbolOe ale Sirsbaee %
Snsboge iont bpeoelsIe Gage, ale
Sirsbage iom fieblsle Gage, ale
Serbuge font fleifelsIe Gage, og of
Der er ct fisbleit og ct boeoelsit
Waaltio bier Sag itrar og paa oct
I!rengeite efterfommes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12
ulobeholonineen.

Walbington Den CITE Sebr.: SfsL.
ge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Soar.
tolsropport bar llIobebololtinsen i
San6et ben Site December ON.
trent 562, 0OO,0 900 Tiiro.
Sette er en- Heogang af 1900.
coo Elno iiben belt 3Ote Septem.
Der 1917. nj 2onoets l1lbbano.
lore rapporterebe 262, at De forti.
ben fife bapoe Iaameget Tom en-
Sot ILLS paa S~uoroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12
2Gsinofcricl fra Japan

Chicago ocn 6tc 6ebr.: Sapa.
reiiifc gGg er iii SalgS / Chicago.
Gr Bart al 400 aoSier, ionl
icnoteS s%itoper, hlep oiIeperet iii
CT hcrpGrenoe aimmiSiiouSiirma.
lem iba1 oobncbc Salget meo ell
Nris Al 63 Gents Tuitnet. 4 GentS
tiuiecre end anlerituuifc SGg. 9gs-
gene onfom iii Seattle FOR iIcrc
Gage li6en. en- I'm Soripuing
tentes ar onfommc heiute llae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12
Oiamanter.

@aibington Ben 5te Sebr.: glf
Sc 0iantonter, iom ior Ell SiS II.
een ioripanot / SrorNit merlcn
9etroit % Baltimore. or ioaa
StrriteoeIen fiifet op ira lit Sfit.
ldteo / en- @aoefloaf. eiterat Boil.
t.et hoooc orreiteret Ell tiSIigere
grpreSiunftior9r og bans Suitr,.
Nml6cn ifal bare tiIitaaet o. op.
gipe Steoet, bpor ban bapSc ifiult
ocm. DC opiiifebe Giamantcr bap.
DC Ell @9rbi al ca. 5000 Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12
Sa Sollette. Saeen.

Woihin1tor Den ste 6ebr.: 81.
ter iaa mango llacrS Sorleb, at
Zen pnr 9ooct 6olf ileit al Ninoc.
TOO SenatctS %algfOmitc ioog at,
tct iot poa lime lluSeripgelIer al
Scuator "a Societies beremtc, elcr
bcrretcoc SGtc i Ct. Taltl iiior
en3dna. aomitecn fom life iii
rogcu Iigierclie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12
$4,000 for en- 6ris.

Chicago ben Cite Sebr.: 81. Stan.
ton fra @beeton bar netop betalt
$4,000 for en Girls, lom er bare
II Gtaaneoer gammel, % iom er
opalet paa Ell Jarm n9r Warttns.
bile, Sub. Stanton bar tiblieere
geitprer al @upernsr 2oipbons
Jarm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12
8eIaeIaete Bonner.

San Srancisco, Col, BEN 6tc
Tebr.: .0oeet oner 100000
Tunb i~apaneiiife gsrner I'll en-
S9roi at belrimpb $4,000 err
ar De fsberale Wpnpigbeoer blepet
beilaglagt / en- Sapn Der paa Still.
lebapsfpiten til Brig for Dem ame.
rifanife Slnaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12
Qnarfilt ienot
til Guethuiet.

Ncm g)orf Sen zoe Sebr.: Inar-
fiiten Ileranoer gerfmnl er blcoct
iclot til Oct feocrale SrlgtbilS /
9Ltlonta, Ga, forat paobespnOe
Wiioningen at TO InrS Strafarbeis
sc iorat bape mo0arbeibet llbifrip.
hinoSIopen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12

ENrrrrp As SECOND CLASS MATTER JUSE i6rH 1908 AT
THE Posi- oFucE At DEcoRaB, Iowa, UNDER THE Acr
~ CoNGHEsS or NAHcHS, 1877.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12

Ssis fs tremssr en- enmanin, aniai en- al
be iieiie Mapoensr al -Srsueuuen". Stuisli
"a besit. epecieue 1riier men -Eseorab.4o'
ten" e. Var.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12

~euspmneu" ehmaHinsr &C be sssas %
binishe ! Saueeieu. 10 Wars Sdrdntt ,fIses
mee bier gpalin. siriS III -2~eeorap-ysiieu'
sitter adiaIss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12
Tn ipcnifc TrcSic % NinlanS.

S~tocfboIu Ben Gtc Sehr.: 0en
fcllIerpatipc Nrc&ic her forlanger.
ct Sen ipenitc Staggering ifal trroc
al ior0i ocn fife piI ieiloc Srop,
TER til 6irInpo Tor at ~gic,oprettc
Srocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12

'h ~
Sra lite Warts bill oet r~usiiife Vre.
itelfob life mere Isnnes Of Staten.
men De bill faa fire Tigers 2sn ! Jor-
ifiio.
Is MarS Refrnter.
Waibington Soe Sebr. - SfeIse
ofiicieue Weloineer bertil iooe bar
Spiflano mi inofaIot til Msnitrine
Iarsflasien for 1920 - oct bill iige
16 Iars Smaosutter. 9isie Gut
ter, lom UNDER orbinpre Smitpnoig-
beoer enonu life piI6e bIi mobiliieret
paa TO, mnIigens ire gar, er ganife
piit enonu life inofolot til aftip Sic
neIte, men Wsnitringen bar p9ret /
fulo Gang / nogen Gio. Sfisnt De
miIit9re 4ritifere bar pioit, at Spif.
lamb bapoe naaet 8rGnien, boab bets
Solfernagt angaar, bar De Dog life
troet, bet bar gaaet iau blot, at 16
IarS Gutter ifuIoe forberebes for
Sfpttergrapene. Meo0elelien berom
tiapgges oerfor ben ltsrite Setpo-
ming.
Winiiterfriie / 2iterrig.
st Telegram fra @ien pia Imlter.
Dam meooeler, at belle Niniiteriet
Sepoler bar operleperet I'll Seller
aorl lin Ififeosbegipring. Oct for
lpoer ira parlamentarilfe areoIe /
@ien, at Wiuiiteriets 5alo ifplbes oe
polite &epreientanterS Wobitanb
moo Negieringen / @lminoeligbeb og
inoo oens propiioriife Statsbllbget /
SGroeleSbeb. Weo Oemne Wobitano
bar oct nemIig poerit tipIiomt, ON
Hegleringen piIoe bore iltano iii at
menItre 6lertal for tit @itogetforilog.
S'cl9e aonltitutionelt maa Higsba.
gen, paa @runo al M}iniiterfriien, no.
iptte line Weber inbtil piocre.
Or. BON SepoIers aobillet ooterer
zig ira sunni iioite Sommer, og oct
bar bapt en- tenmeIig itormflllo aar-
ricrc oct babe glar, oct bar ppret pco
Wfagten. Oct par npr gaoet / 8rsf-
ten lrnoer Storltreifen % llroIiebc-
oerne / Giterrie for TO, ire Tiger
iiocn, men bet lpffebe$ BET iaapiot at
ride Stornten al peo at profIamere,
at oct bar Settler aarl5 Gnife at enoe
arigcn %inarcit mulig pco Ell retiGr-
dig Ireo, og neo at lopc s%(rbeioerne
betpoclige &eformer. Sorsprigt bar
Vttnilterlet of en iioprrget burealt.
fratiif Sppe - Zig ionl DC bar pGret
pant til at bape / gitcrrig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12
Granger &c en- Spmaifine? ~Sus.

pennen= er lao goo iom rosen anoen
Spmaifiue til ben Sobbelte Hris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12
Noroiife Nyheoer.
SoriiriicIfc ira Stoe 1.

tegnct, oq ser giercS MI SorIs1
paa ar foa eli permanent Sperens.
fnmit iitano. Ger iorlpoer, at Der
fol nprc cporact cit 6o~ritooclIc
onGoaeroc 9rllgcn al Ipctife Sfibe
iii @icrpipIo Tor &nrer, iom Spc.
r;gc ifal ioriprcS nteo bcrfra Can,
Npt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12

itpffet bIanot Dem, iom bprfer ben.
Sra lite Wtarts bill set r~usiiife Bre.
iteifab life mere Isnnes at Staten,
men De bill foa fire Tigers 2sn ! Jor.
Ifiio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12
Notwithstanding.
o. Sebr.

3no e.. VauI &peamsrfss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-12

Neftemarfesett Rtun.sst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-06

peptic Just try the effect OF a little
bisurated magnesia-not the ordi-
nary commercial carbonate, citrate,
oxide or milk, but the pure bisurated
magnesia which you can obtain from
practically any druggist in either
powdered or tablet form.
Take teaspoonful of the powder
or two compressed tablets with a
little water after your next meal, and
see what a difference this makes 1t
will instantly neutralize the danger
Gus, harmful acid in the stomach
which now. causes your food to fer
ment and sour, making gas. wind,
fatulence, heartburn, and the bloated
or heavy, lumpy feeling that seems to
follow most everything you eat.
You will find that provided you
take little bisurated magnesia i'm
mediateiy after meal. you can eat
almost anything and enjoy it without
any danger of pain or discomfort to
follow and moreover the continued
use Of the bisurated magnesia cannot
injure the stomach in any way so
long as there are any symptoms of
acid indigestion.
sept6-lI-N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-06

Display hosiery-1st. Mrs. George
Carleton, Alma.
Plain sewins--1st, Mrs. E. A. Andrews,
Augusta.
Premiums for Girls under 10 Years
Patchwork quilt-Miss Katherine H
Benner, Windsor.
Piece crocheted lace-Miss Leila Gid.
den, Cooper's Mills, 1st and I'd.
Sofa pillow. embroidered-1st. Miss
Ellen Field, North Whitefeld.
Sofa Pillow. outline-Miss Elizabeth
Even. Windsor.
Fancy towel-1st,' Miss Helen Claflin
Waterville.
Stand cover-1st, Miss Grace A. Cook
son, whiteheld.
Mrs. T. A. Coombs. Windsor, night
robe: Miss Marguerite Cooper, Ma
tional Home, table scarf; Mrs. b G.
Cooper, Windsor, crocheted slippers
Miss Carrie NJ. Martin, Windsor, en-
broidered sheet; Miss Ruth Field, North
Whitefeld. fancy table cover and side
board scarf: Mrs. Mary J. Clark, Au-
gusta, crocheted tidy. embroidered tray
cloth, knit dolly: Mrs. L. O. Moody,
South Windsor work bag; Mrs. Alice
wilkins, Windsor, crocheted tidy; Mrs.
Josephine b. Stlphen, Windsor, GRO
Chef tidy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-06
CEDAR GROVE

Nearly all the cottages at Richmond
Campsround were closed last week. the
occupants returning to Boston before
the Labor day rush.
Judson Cunningham IS working in
Bath. He was lately discharged from
Camp Devens after being in the hospi-
tai for several weeks.
Miss Annie TrusseIl Of Bath was at
home Sunday. returning on the Island
er Sunday night.
DR.. and Mrs. Dore, accom- panied by
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Cate and Miss Hat
tie Houdlette. are passing their vaca-
ton at Capitol Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Weeks went to
Capitol Island Sunday. Mrs. Weeks will
remain there for the week as the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. Dow, and Mr.. Weeks
will return WEDNESDAY for the balancs
of the week.
Mrs. c. Watson Of Gardiner has been
at Mrs C. NJ. Cornells for the past
week.
James Devine, chief yeoman L. S. ~,
is visiting his mother a. the cottage N
Cedar Grove, and she will return to Bos.
ton with him Monday accompanied by
Miss Mary Rice, who has been passin Z
the summer here.
will return home Monday accompanied
by his family. They have been passing
their vacation at the Naples.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-06
TRY MACNESIA FOR YOUR
ACID STOMACH TROUBLE
Quickly Neuraizes the Dangerous Acids in Your Stomach
Which Create Cas- Souness and Food Fermentation Acid
Indigestion is Unnecessary.

eff people who suffer from
stomach trouble or acid indi-
gestion realized the remark
able value of pure Bisurated
Magnesia in the treatment of
such ailments we would soon
have a happier and healthier
lot of stomachs in America"
recently declared a well-known
authority.
In Europe. Bisurated Magnesia
stands right along side of witch hazel
and other standard first aids" on the
bath room shelf and most homes
wouldn't be without it.
Doubtless If you are a sufferer
from indigestion, you have already
tried pepsin. bismuth, soda, charcoal,
drugs and various digestive aids and
YOU know these things will not cure
YOUR trouble-in some cases do not
even give relief.
But now. before giving up hope
an deciding you are a chronic dys-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-06
TOTAL OF 565
ARMY CASUALTIES

Tine following casualties are re-
ported by the Commanding General
OF the American Expeditionary
Forces:
/. Killed in action. rs; missing in ac-
ton 106 wounded severely, 1876; died
o. wounds, 20; died Of accident and
other causes. S; wounded, degree un-
determined, 1874; died Of disease ::
total, Sos.
The list for New. England is as
follows:
Killed in action-Corps. Joseph II.
Boyle, Lawrence. Mass; Michael j.
cConnell Jamaica Plains, Mass:
Irivates Neils F'rostholm. Worcester,
Mass; Henry J. Regain, Lawrence,
Mass; Emil Parila. Gardner, Mass !;
John r. Smith, Springfield, Mass. !:
Cskar Mitchell, Hull, Mass; Louis j.
Morris. Vineyard Haven, Mass;
James a. Oliver. Bridgewater, Mass.
Died of wounds-Lieut. Harold G.
Wasgatt. Everett. Mass; Privates
Edolph Eskart, New Britain. Conn. !:
George Larochelle, Lawrence, Mass.
Wounded severeIy-Lieuts. Norman
.Rcnne, Pittsfield, Mass; Louis w.
Spauldns, Boston, Mass; Corp.
Omar j. Landry. Webster, Mass. :;
frivates Elias kolofolias, Lowell.
Mass; George W. Mcintosh. Need
ham, Mass; Michael ]. Maloney,
Wakefield. Mass; Jerry ]. r:iendeau,
New Bedford, Mass; John F. Aber-
crombic, Lawrence. Mass: John +.
eastman. Waterbury. Conn; Bag
Gasar h. Chooljian, Boston, Mass. :;
Henry F. Smith, Waltham, Mass. );
Alfred Levine, Boston, Mass, Wuare-
ley Papazian, Fitchburg, Mass.
Wounded. degree undetermined
Lieut.. Raymond G. Sherman, Glas-
tonbury, Conn; Sergt Charles A.
Mackenzie, Franklin, Mass: Corps.
William II. Alderman, Stafford
Springs. Mass; Delmer F. Borah,
Rutland VT; Privates John T. Cros-
by. Manchester. n. H; Joseph Mar
tin, Southbridge, Mass; Arthur
Sweet, South Williamsport, Mass;
Joseph c. Nahan. Newport. r. r.:
Amos L. White, Lynn, Mass. Karl F.
Holt, Beverly, Mass; Henry H. Bar
rows. Middlebury, VT
Missing in action-Corp Henry j.
.ongeau, Cherry Valley. Mass; Pri-
waite Enginio Iannetta, Providence, r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-06
WINDSOR

WEST-Delegates attended the
Red Cross meeting Wednesday at
Augusta.
Red Cross workers will meet at the
chapel Thursday. All ladies inter
ested are urged to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Quincy of Port
land and children Marshal and Bar
bara and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bar
ton of Waterville were all-day
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Barton
Saturday.
The Cradle Roll babies and moth
ers were entertained at the parson
age by Mrs. Harry Merrill. and Mrs.
Wakefield.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Cowan and
family left for their home in Jamaica
Plain, Mass, last week, where Mr..
Cowan will resume his duties in the
Girls Latin School, Boston. Miss
Ellen Pierce accompanied the party
for visit with her sister, Mrs,
Cowan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh. who
with Mrs. Walsh's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John McCurda, have returned to
their home in Chelsea, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Griffin in their
new car and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Griffin and baby Sherman OF
Maxcy's Mills were visitors Of thei,
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Barton
Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Cobb Of Sanford was a
recent visitor of her cousin at Lone
Maple Farm for a few days.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Lamson entertained
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Dickey
and family and Mr.. Dickey's mother
Mrs. Lizzie Dickey at dinner on theil
return home to West Roxbury, Mass
after weeks vacation at the farm
Mrs. Dickey remained for a longer
stay.
Mrs. Lot Jones has been visiting
her sisters, Mrs. Hiram Pierce and
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FARMINGDALE

Miss Ruth Wylie Of Dorchester
Mass, arrived Sunday and will pass
short vacation as the guest OF her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Fox.
Mrs. Stanley Moureau returned
Tuesday to Clinton. Mass, after
passing a few weeks with her par
chts, Mr. and Mrs a. Fl. Averiil.
Maurice Peters was at home
few days last week before going 10
Camp Devens.
Mrs. Steven Thorne and daughter
Eeta. who have been passing weeh
with MIR and Mrs. NJ. A. Peters re-
turned Thursday to Millinocket.
Thomas Munroe, who is workin5
in Massachusetts. passed the week
end and Labor day with his fanny
here.
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ALBION

Mr.. and Mrs, Harvey of South
Berwick were guests of Rev and
Mrs. n. NJ. Heikes over Sunday.
Edith Hussey from Boston is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Fanny Hussey.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGills of Boston are
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Nc
ellis sister. Mrs. Bert Foss.
Clarence Hussey visited relatives
in Turner Sunday.
Wallace Libby has sold his herd Of
cows and milking machine to
Charles Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Wellington re-
turned from Haven Saturday where
they visited Mr.. Wellington's brother,
DR., J. r. Wellington of WASHINGTON,
d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Wing at
tended the funeral OF Mr.. Wing
aunt in Augusta Wednesday.
Norman Fuller has been called to
the colors and went to Camp Devens
Wednesday to enter training.
Carl DIN of SomervilIe, Mass, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
for few days.
Mission Sunday was observed at
the Christian church Sunday, Sept 1.
Besides the regular missionary exer-
cises Miss Dora Clark. the schools
delegate to the Pittsfieid Summer
School gave very interesting report
OF the lectures on mission work as
given At the summer school.
The regular sessions of Albion
Grange have been resumed after it's
usual summer vacation.
r. .. fackliffe, who recently UNDER
went a serious surgical operation, is
expected home this week.