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{ F ;I. 7" PINE BLUFF MAN "OVER THERE

In a letter to Miss Mary Monk of 214 Louisiana street, Henry J. Brenke states that he has arrived "some- where in France" and that the trip was made without accident, or the usual encounter with the German under-sea craft. A
 Mr Brenke was former resident of Pine Bluff and is now attached to Battalion B, 334 Field Artillery, A. D. F., France. He states that he is now in perfect health and that he enjoyed the trip immensely
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LOCAL SECRETARY "Y" WANTS MEN TO
 ENLIST FOR WORK

The National War Work Council New York City, is still calling for volunteers to entrain for Army Y. M c. A. work.
 There is a local recruiting commit tee composed of the ministers of the churches in the city and Secretary E. M. Goodman of the Y. M. c. A.
 MT. Goodman says that they are instructed to consider only christian men of outstanding prominence of Christian work.
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Vivian L. Moore has returned from her summers study under her teach CT in Denver, Col. to begin her piano class in Pine Bluff. At present Miss Moore will be at the home of Mrs Lee Fox and her studio will be in the new high school building.
 For further information, phone 35 -91O-1Wk
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PERTAINS WITH
 THDAY PARTY.

E,,t1o Miss Myre Dorothy Kahn, shter @ of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kahn,
 Ianrel street, entertained thirty of her little friends Sunday after in celebration of her second i'd home was decorated with cut ors and American Beauty roses. ,es and contests were amusements
 tha little tots and delicious re- thments were served.
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LEADING IN
 PALMETTO STATE

By Associated Press. '
 Greenville, S. C., Sept 1O-Election returns from about 80 per cent of the precincts of the fourth congressional district give Congressman, Sam J. Nichols a lead of about 300 votes over his opponent, Horace l.. Bomar, an attorney of Spartanburg.
 Complete returns are not expected to change the result.
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Sweet Picked Beets.

Sweet PICkIed BeetS.
 1-2 gallon baby beets.
 3 ctpe vinegar.
 3 cups sorghum. 1-2 teaspoon salt.
 3 tablespoons mixed pickle spices.
 Wash beets, leaving roots and about 3-inch stems on to prevent bleeding, cook until tender. While beets are being skinned put vinegar, sorghum salt and spices on the fire and allow to boil 3 minutes. Pack beets in 1-2 gallon jars and pour boiling sorghum over them at once, filling jars. Fasten covers on tightly, invert to test for leakage, and store in darg place.
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r,~,m I
 ! iLnTTpSHIP, TgIP CAMPAIGN.

] prslis. Library will conduct d
 fe fse.rsSin rSi campaign throughout to- fnOelss,rt e@lSenty-five high school girls s,,eit lwHe for new members and Will 1. sO,'I ot the Library this afternoon at et t.saou 2. sDs and make their reports. p'cloGs pois and md new subscriptions are eews.' N.sr and it is hoped that five or or otsv,d ots'ndred new members Will De
 1uilo'th l to the thirteen hundred ana Ied, .,so so readers and patrons that Fy1sru ,iSrarv now has. If the drive is ,llasfnl lluasl' today the institution Will ||e!.ssssrored and broadened in many
 s $. children of the. city profit Eae .1r Iu hv the public library as will Pln lasn 'j # you visit on Saturdays: se, se,, will Ii start Monday and they will
 ]" v0' etill a more use of it. Fifty
 e oant s't of the readers are chil-
 e,n' ond if is the child's welfare that orc r4 ever thinking of.
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} CROSS. :: ::
 bNS CLOSED.

cording to an announcement made Mrs; A, usNewton, the Red Cross ling rooms at the Lake Side church, finished their QuotaaMsfQr. three Pths, and the rooms will be closed further notice. Workers will ch the paper for announcement of pening of the room.
 t -*
 lev. Frank Thompson will speak fsy in the Pine Bluff Shops dur the noon hour. IT, and Mrs. H. c. Frizielle and 2 son, of Bearden are viting ar ana Mrs. Carroll w. Bishop at Chestnut Street.
 --*--~1- -*------ n. Frank Hannah of Humhprey, Oeen the guest of, Mrss : Charles perry for several days.
 sj#: -*- '. ]. and: Mrs. 0. R., Shaffer have called to Cedar Rapids, Iowa on Suns or the death of MT. Shaffer's
 
 n' J.sCerniglie of 2O6 Georgia went to Helena yesterday to nef husband a:few days.
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IRWIN McDANTELS IS
 NOW WITH YANKEES

Mrs. Harry Statesman has received a letter from her son, Irwin D. Me- Daniel, who is assistant chief drafts- man for the 9th Engineers Company, his safe arrival overseas.
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Mrs. M. Topper of Memphis, is visit ing Mrs. B. Bram at 7OS State street. Mrs. A. Keller. of Chicago, returned home yesterday after a two weeks visit with Mrs. Bram.
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DR. A. H, sniLIARs, osrEopArH. :. CITIZENS BANK BLDG. THE
 TRESA TMENT YOU WILL EVENT ' UALLY TAKE. 8-3-dtf
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.orocK.GOODMAN.

|,sa Viola Rabstodk of Nursery, lS' and I Baker Goodman of this asr %oro r married at the First Meth ssrr shurch parsonage, by Rev. B. R. !, IT Friday. Only relatives witness ae e hride returned to her home Sat
 The groom left Monday for pike to be inducted into mili- service.
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Fulton Murphy, son of Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Murphy, 517 West Tenth aven- ue, who is with the Naval Aviation School of Mechanics, Pensa- cola, Fla, recently stood first, in a with perfect record, in an exam- ination given his class. Young Mur- phy was the only member of the class to have a perfect record.
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Miss Ruth Wright of Camden, has accepted position as Mi]liner at the Kress store
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Mrs. Maud Lusby returned Tuesday from business trip to Reydell.
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CITY NEWS

Jim Gill of Carthage is visiting his brother, Dr. J. F. Gill, while his wife is undergoing treatment at local hospital here.
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Skirts with the side closing and Jackets which display the same tendency mark many of the new winter modes. This striking suit is of maroon colored silk velour, its deep yoke and collar warmly buttoned about the throat. Deep bands of skunk fur add distinction 10 it's severe lines.
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Mrs. A. G. Kahn and baby, Myra Dorothy, will leave today to spend a month with friends and relatives in St. Louis.
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kyG MATRONS'

he Young Matrons' Mission Circle |be First Baptist church will meet afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. |rge Merrick at 1120 East Second hue, 17
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kCE AT  GNTRY CLUB.

|he Country Club will resume it's
 ti.monthly dances and a dance will enjoyed Saturday night. The dan were discontinued through the |ted period but will be a regular
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Walter Glenn, Jr., underwent a slight operation at the Clark's Sani- tarium yesterday, having his adenoids and tonsils removed.
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bIES AID FIFTY.

DIES AIV FIFTY. he Ladies' Temple Aid Society will
 t Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock |he Harmony club. The meeting is ! important and all members are ed to attend.
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Mrs. J. l. Anderson returned Mon- day from JonesborO, where she visited Mrs. J F. Bou! icand,
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<. The Al Field Artillery has arrived safely overseas, according to a, card from Earl Bennett, received by, his brother Eugene Bennett. :,,''.
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SOCIE TY n.one items This Department to Mo- SC After P. M.

Mrs. W. W. Fisk of Big Springs, Texas, arrived yesterday to make her home here, at S9S East Second avenue. Her daughters, Misses Lucy and Helen Fisk; have <becn here two months.
 Miss Julia McGhee of Rison and her guest, Miss Mab]e Thurman of Will mar, shopped in the city yesterday.
 Miss Allie Thornton, South Cherry street, returned yesterday from For dyce, after weeks: visit with her aunt, Mrs Hal Atkinson.
 Mrs. J. K. Hall of New Gascony. re- turned to her home yesterday after visiting her sister, Mrs. F. P. Elmore on the Sulphur Springs road.
 Miss Pearl Burks retured yesterday afternoon from visit of six weeks to MT. and Mrs. William Sale at Louis- vile, Ky.
 Mrs. J. l. Anderson returned Mon- day from Jonesboro, where she visited Mrs. j. F. Bou! icand.
 Mrs. A. G. Kahn and baby Myra Dorothy, will leave today to spend a month with friends and relatives in
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Leonard Jones left yesterday for Lexington, Va., to enter the Virginia Military School. Walter Trulock, Jr., Welburn Martin and Rober Robert Walker will also go to the same school next week.
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, Harry Edmonds of the U. s. S. Ver- mont is spending a furlough with re- latives and friends here.
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ARRIVES SAFELY

;, HOVER THERE."' 7 Cleve Pilkington of the 114th Sup ply Train has arrived fasely overseas according to information received by his wife. Cardsffrom Martin Caring ton of the same hompany announre his arrival over there. The 114th Sup ply Train is division of the motor truck company, organized under Lieut.. Henry Roberts. I !
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H. He Is also survived by his pa
rents and three brothers. Frank aud
Roy in Augusta, Maurice in he home
and one sister. Mrs Cora Bazzell in
Smithfield. The burial VIZ a Eat
Mercer.
Vernon Cunlif suffered The break
ing of two ribs Friday He cranked
his automobile, negleetlng 70 put on
the brake and the car ran over him.
causing the accident
Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln Maxffeld Of
Palmyra visited their brother Rev.
Herbert Piper. Sunday They were
accompanied By their daughter and
family
Mrs Hattie Longley of Norridge-
woek is very i'll IN Mr. Nhitney's cot
tage at North Pond.
Merle Tracy who recently passed
physical examination in the draft,
will leave July % for Camp Deyens.
Rev Herbert J Piper will supply
the pulpit next Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock and Rev Charles Meeker Of
Norridgewock will have charge of
subsequent services. All are cordial
~ invited to attend these meetings
Ais. AtIIlltIls SUI " dlIdAt anu
aunt, with friend Miss Eastman from
Waterylle are spending a week at
the Tobey cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Woodsum of Nor
ridgewock were week end guests at
Mrs Totman's at the Whitney cottage.
Miss Hattie Longley and friends ar
rived at Mrs. Totman's for a visit.
Miss Longley was taken very i'll and
still remains quite sick
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith of Nor
ridgewock ad Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Jones returned home after spending
two weeks at North Pond.
Sarah Frederic and mother, Mrs
Allen, are at Mrs. Frederic's cottage
for a week.
Percy Quimby and wife and Harvey
Quimby and wife passed Sunday at
the Ham cottage.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Barker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Barker of Nor
ridgewoek spent Sunday at their cot
tage.
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1nEMS OF INTEREST I
] From Our Correspondents I
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UlTHEE DIST.NORRIDGEWOCK

prenaredness seems to be a slogan
,annted by a farmer in this communi-
=, He has already commenced his
sai1 Moving No Stacker that. 1t
= money in his own pocket too, for
= i known fact, by successful far
n,ars that crops double in growth and
sbnnaanee when planted on fall plow
al soil. rather than on spring plowed.
Y. B. Tryon is purchasing hay
again -
school at Castine Normal.
rnIverts on the Beech Hill road are
sadlv in need of repairing to insure
safe travelling. The hill itself is in
= had condition for teams or autos.
people living on this road might re-
nair the same, thereby using some of
the money appropriated by the town
for this purpose. Money used on
This road would be better spent, than
using it in the expensive re-opening
of an unnecessary trail.
For the benefit of those who did not
road the following in the Sunday pa
ners Tell the boys in camp all the
home gossip. II sister Mamie has
new fellow, write it. If mother
has bought another calico dress, write
II If brother Joe doesn't like high
school. but wants a job in munition
nlant, write it. Yes, write all the
little things about the home folks to
the boys now training in the canton
ments and in France Go into details
some. make your letters seem like a
personal visit from the folks at
home
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ers in town Sunday, on their return
from trip up river.
Mrs, Frank Fitzsimons of The Forks
with her sons Bin and Roland. are
spending several days with Mrs Mel
yina Fit2simons.
Donald Goff was a caller in this
part of the town Sunday. He has
just finished his course at shaw's
Business College in Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Beane of Gar
diner were callers at Mrs. Eliza Tenn
pies last Wednesday.
On account of the play given at
Bingham last Thursday afternoon. the
The Beast pronounced it good
poned TO August.
Mrs R. V. Ham spent Monday with
her daughter Mrs. Reuben Crombie.
Mrs James Stewart was the guest
OF relatives here, Saturday night
Lee Ellis spent Thursday night
with his family.
The people from this vicinity, who
attended the moving pictures showing
poned to August l
Very warm, but fine hay weather
and farmers are making good use of
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FAIRFIELD CENTER

Norman Hoxie of Gardiner, who is
a guest at the home of his uncle, W
]. Tobey for a few days, has been
called in the July quota to Camp
Deyens
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hewes of Wins
low visited Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood
Sunday.
Miss Greta Hoxie of North Fairfield
was the week end guest of Miss Es-
telle Holt.
The Red Cross Auxiliary will meet
at their rooms, Wednesday p, m, to
sew. They have been having vaea-
ZION for a few weeks on account OF
the lack of work.
The farmers are very busy now
harvesting their hay.
Fred Shirley and family of Lincoln
are spending the week on their farm
here at the Center.
Charles Stuart and family of Mel
rose, Mass. are spending few days
with Mrs. Stuart's mother, Mrs. Han
nah Tozier Mr.. Stuart, who is a
mail clerk from Boston to Bangor
has every other week off duty.
Harry Otis has received his draft
call and will go next Friday to Camp
Deyens
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OAK HILL-SORRIDGEWOCK

Arthur Fisher and bride of Lew
iston are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. Worthen, relatives of the
groom.
Mrs. Hope Coffin and little daughter
Bernice returned to their home in
Portland, Wednesday of last week af-
ter a ten days visit at the home of
their aunt, Mrs. W. C. Fletcher.
Mrs. Pearl Ware of Wateryille, at
the home of her sister Mrs. A. H. An
derson, Is slowly recovering from
quite serious operation on her
throat which she recently underwent
at the Sisters Hospital in Waterville.
Mrs. E. H. Bates has been home for
a few days from Norridgewock, where
she has been caring for Mrs. Ed Hill
ton. Miss Eta Holt, a niece of Mrs.
Bates Is staying with her aunt and
doing the homework in her absence.
Miss Agnes Jacobs returned to her
home in Oakland, Wednesday of last
week, after a two weeks visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. O. C. Taylor.
Fred Stanly of Mercer has bought
the Chauncy Holt place on Oak Hill
dAu 10 lhO'iA6 SOliiC VI Ills ROOuS
there.
Wallace Bickford of Belgrade was
calling on friends in this vicinity last
Sunday.
A picnic was held last Saturday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Worthen.
A fine picnic dinner was enjoyed.
Among those present were Miss Fran
els Jones and mother of Norridge-
wock and Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Sterry
of Skowhegan.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Soule and son
Master Emery Soule Jr.. returned last
week to their home in Lynn, Mass
after a few weeks visit at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Smith Miss
Ina Soule, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Soule came last week to assist her
aunt Mrs. Smith until the 1st of Sep
TENDER The latter is still unable to
do her work, though her arm is doing
as we'll as can be expected
Seven pairs of nice socks for the
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been able u leave her bed She leave
to mourn her loss a husband, JAIME
T. Briggs, Two sons Elmer Parker
and Omer and sister Mrs Belle
Stevenson 81 Ne8 Portland Tn
funeral was held at her late home
ON Sunday at > p. m, Rev. William
Clements conducted the services.
Miss Florence Walker sang two selec-
tions The bearers were W G. Hi
ton, G. Y ingalls,, Z K Walker and
Walter Hamilton.
Evangelist Perry recently caught
his fingers in the cog gear while at
work in the spinning room OF the
American Wooden Mill
Mrs George Martin IS seriously i'll
at her home on Madison street.
Mrs Mae Steward has returned
home from Bangor. whore she has
been visiting her mother.
Alfred Pearl Pomelow, aged l year,
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LAR0N

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Campbell are
to move to Norridgewock where they
will reside with Mrs. Althea Campbell
on Mechanic street, this being more
convenient for Mr. Campbell who is
employed in the shoe shop.
The farmers were about discourage
ed about the haying and thus far very
little has been done and much of the
hay has been injured by the rains.
Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Tobey with Mr.
and Mrs. c. s. Campbell were visitors
in Oakland last Sunday, going in the
Tobey car with Hiram Tobey as
chauffeur.
Crowell Wade of Smithfeld is help
Ing G. NJ. Buzzell for the season.
Among the recent callers In town
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Kidder
with Mr.. and Mrs. Heron of Water
Vile, Mr. and Mrs. George Paddock,
with Miss Winona and Mrs Roy Pad
dack of Skowhegan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Nichols with Mrs. Mandy Hobbs,
Mrs. L. c. Stevens and Master Eth
mer, Mr. and Mrs. C. ]. Savage and
Miss Elsie of Norrdgewock.
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EAST SKOWHEGAN

Mr.. and Mrs L. l.. Sanford, F. ],
Sanford of Skowhegan and Mrs. Gus
Often of Waterville were callers at
Mr., and Mrs. H. H. Richardson's,
Sunday.
Miss Lena Goodridge has gone to
Clinton to stay for time with Mrs.
Martha Dixon.
Roy Goodridge is closing up his
business and is preparing to leave
for Camp Devens, the 26th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cakes Jr. and
family and Robert Cakes and Misses
Anna and Clara Baker of Fairfield
were callers at Henry Cakes, Thurs
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cavanaugh of
Skowhegan spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs H F. Richardson.
Miss Effie Nye of Skowhegan and
Miss Verna Davis of Canaan were Wis
itors at Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Pooler's
last week
Chester Perkins has returned home
for the rest of the summer. bringing
with him three imported Belgian
hares
CARATTNk
Several people attended the moving
pictures, dance and Mason meeting at
Bingham, Saturday night.
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widow. presents a petition for her ap-
pointment As administrators without
bond.
ceased Catherine II. Mason widow,
presents petition for allowance.
Carrie l. Lowell. late Of Pittsfield,
deceased. Frank L. Lowell. widower.
presents petition for allowance.
Major Laney, late Of Skow hogan,
deceased Mary Laney. widow, pre-
Edwin W. Marble, late Of Skowhe-
gan. deceased. Final account OF ad-
minstratrix and widows petition for
allowance.
William Basford. late of Detroit. de-
ceased, Final account Of admlnistra-
tor for allowance.
Syisanus Lowell. late Of s. Adams,
deceased. samuel Lowell. admialstra-
tor. presents a petition for assessment
of Inheritance Tax.
Edith Savage. late of Madison. de-
ceased. Administrator presents a pc
situate in the town of Madison IN
said county for the payments of debt.
Dewey p. Gwendolin E.. and Doro-
thy r. Wing all of Flagstaff. minors.
Guardian presents petition for Ii
cense to sell real estate, situate in thu
town of Freeman in the county Of
Franklin and state of Maine. and In
vest the proceeds.
Witness: CHARLES O SMALL,
Judge Of said Court, al Skowhegan. this
twenty-third day Of July in the year
Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
49, PHILo STEWARD.
Register.
A true copy,
Attest.
PHILO STEWARD.
3w30 Register.
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MAYFIEIn

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bachelor of
Harmony We're in town Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Bryant went to
Madison on Monday of last week,
where they are visiting their grand
daughter Mrs. Gladys Wilson.
A few people have begun picking
blueberries but not many are ripe
and in picking them so early a great
many green ones are destroyed.
The farmers have begun their hay
ing and are taking advantage of every
bit of the warm days they have waited
for SO long
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PROBATE NOTICES
To All Persons Interested In Either of
the E.stntes HercInafter Named.


At a Probate Court held at Skowhe-
gan. in and for the County of Somer-
set on the tWenty-third day of July in
the year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and eighteen and by ad-
journment from day to day from the
second Tuesday of said July. The
following matters having been pre-
scented for the action thereupon here
matter indicated. it is hereby ordered;
That notice thereof be given to all
persons interested, by causing copy
of this order to be published three
weeks successfully in the independents
Reporter a newspaper published at
SkoWhegan In said County, that they
may appear at Probate Court
to be held at Skowhegan on the second
| Tuesday of August \. L. 191S, at
niue of the clock in the forenoon,
and be heard thereon if they see
cause.
William A. Tweedie. late of Pitts
field. deceased. VIII and petition for
probate thereof, presented by Nellie
May Tweedie, the executrix named
Joseph l.. Palmer. late of St. Al
bans, deceased. Will and petition for
probate thereof, presented by Bert L.
Palmer. the executor named therein
sarah A. LOOMS. late of Skowhe-
gan. deceased. VIII and petition for
probate thereof. presented by Edward
+. panforth, the executor named
therein.
Flora Elizabeth Bassett. late of Mos
COW, deceased VIII and petition for
probate thereof, presented by Laura Z
Andrews the eXecutriN named therein
without bond.
George W. Steward. late of Skowhe-
gan, deceased. VIII and petition for
probate thereof, presented by Mary Z.
Steward. the eXeeutriX named therein
without bond.
Mnry l.. Dexter. late Of Lexington
deceased VIII and petition for pro-
bate thereof. presented by Arthur
Ralph G. and Rodney +. Dexter. who
ask for the appointment of Ralph ..
Dexter. the executor named therein
without bond.
Emma }. Fairbrother. late Of Arson.
deceased. VIII and codicil and petit
tion for probate thereof. presented by
Fannie f. Blake. the eXecutriN named
therein without bond.
Peter Cary, late Of Fairfield. deceas-
ed. VIII and petition for probate
thereof. presented by Henry Cary the
executor named therein without bond.
Augustus &. brown. late Of cam
bridge deceased VIII and petition
for probate thereof. presented by Ellie
4 Nuttins who asks To be- appointed
administrators 4. I. n.
Mary T.. Emery. late Of Norridge-
Woek. deceased. VII and petition for
probate thereof. presented by Edward
] Emery. Who asks Ia be appointed
administrator 4. l. a.
George T.. GnrdeId. late Of Pittsteld
deceased Sadie L. MaYa Of fittsaeid.
a creditor. presents "A petition for the
appointment Of Frank Weeks af Pitts
field. administrator
.JoSinh II. blanchard. l1te af SkoW-
heean. deceased MIR \ kasseil =
Madison, sister presents Il petition
for her appointments - administrators
without bond.
Elsie \. Young Of SaaDhelan mIear.
Mary Z Youne. guardian. presents 4
petition for sale of rstl estate sat19fe