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NORTH HARTLAND

Mr.. and Mrs r. II Harris from
Canaan were Sunday callers in this
section.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. \ Swain from
Cornville. formerly OF Showhegan put
more rece~'''' o S0"fh f'poan, visit
ed their old friends and tor.ler neigh
bors Mr. and Mrs Abel Written at
f. S. Burrill's. Sunday last.
Mrs. Irene Bickford has been on
the sick list the past week.
Fred Harte is another fortunate
one in bringing in a good sized deer
Saturday last.
Eddie Elliott was quite sick the past
week, but at this writing is reported
much better.
Mrs. Spauldng was the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harte, Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Chase is with her
daughter Mrs. Byron Harvlle, this
week There are several cases of
Whooping cough in the Harvile home
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SOUTHWEST CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Getchell and
Daniel Foster were In Waterville Sun
day the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Getchell
Mrs. Julia Churchill left Friday for
Belfast where she plans to spend the
winter with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs George Williams and
children and John Goodridge visited
they sister Mrs. Daniel Bowman in
Fairfield, Saturday.
Mrs wilder Fernald and little son
Vernon and friends Mrs. Morse all OF
Lowell, Mass. passed oeYa.Gl days the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
Fernald.
Mr. and Mrs Russell Taylor of
Creenyille who We're on their return
from a trip to Quebec passed Satur-
day and Sunday with her sister, Mrs
Harold Foster.
Mrs. Ann Booker and sister Mrs.
Wilbur are passing a few days in
Winslow with her son Ansil Booker
and family.
Celia Peavey and Otis Quincy of
Fairfield were at Hartwell Peavey's
several days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Getchell visited
his mother Mrs. Annie Steward at
Skowhegan one day recently.
Harry Holt has been very Ill the
past week but is little better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shores and
Mr. and Mrs Randolf Shores of Wins
low took an auto trip to Stratton.
Lexington. Flagstaff and around Mt.
Bigelow one day recently. They re-
ported the roads to be in excellent
condition and the scenery beautiful
in those towns.
Mrs. Martha Davis and Mrs. Alice
Rolf were in Fairfield shopping one
day recently.
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farmer all his life and he had unus-
ually good judgment in the selection
of fine cattle and has owned many
handsome large sleek oxen His life
has been spent on the ancestral land
which his grandfather, DR.. Beer Bry-
ant purchased one hundred and nine
teen years ago. when he came, grad
uate of Browns University, and set
tied here AID helped in the affairs Of
the new town. The funeral was held
AZ Mr. Bryant's late home on upper
llain street. Saturday afternoon. at 2
O'Clock. Rev T. b. HIATT of Bingham
officiating aHd the burial was In Sun
set cemetery Among those from out
OF town who attended the funeral
were Mr and Mrs Earl Carl of Scion :;
George Keefe and Harold Abbott OF
Phillips Clarence Brown and family
Of Mercer Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hobbs
of East Madison. Mrs Perley b
Thompson OF Woodlawn. Conn.
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weather with relatives in California.

weather with relatives in California.
Samuel Libby is moving into the
house he purchased of Leslie Clark.
Thirty six boys and girls. members
of the Agricultural Club and their
leaders. were in Skowhegan Friday
and Saturday for the annual conyen-
ton.
Mr.. Blaisdell of Sidney a former
high school principal was in town
Saturday taking dinner with Mrs.
Bora Butts and calling on other
friends. Mr. Blaisdell is now prin-
opal of Belgrade high school.
Miss Cora Head is confined at home
with illness.
The Independent-Repor is for
sale at e. c. Andrews.
Miss Alberta Whipple who has been
spending the past five weeks with
friends in Massachusetts in Massa-
chusetts, was expected home today.
Albert Whipple of Oldtown and
his mother Mrs. Myrtle Whipple are
In town.
The Ladies Home Circle will meet
with Mrs. NJ. l. French, Thursday.
Oct. 30. An invitation is extended to
all members to he present to COM
pee the plans or he fair.
Roy Crockett has moved into one
Of the rents in the Dodge house.
Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell of Strong
were the guests of their daughter in
town Sunday.
Home Circle Fair on Friday. No
yember :, with a baked bean supper
NOTES FROM NJ E. CHURCH
Good Literature Day" will be OBJ
served at the morning service, Oct
18th. and in the evening the subject
Of the pastor, Rev. I. c. Thorn. will
be How to Use the Bible"
The Ladies' Aid VII hold their reg
ular meeting Tuesday afternoon, Oct.
2Sth az the home OF Mrs. Vim. Miner
on Pleasant st. The ladies are work
ing for their annual fair to he held
Dec. 9Th A cook book is being com
piled for sale at the fair, So will all
the cooks" be ready with their fay-
orite recipes when called upon.
The elementary department of the
Sunday School will hold Halloween
Social and entertainment at the yes
try on the evening OF Oct goth. There
will be an admission and a jolly good
time is promised for all who come
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WEST EMBDEN

The Washington school closed Oct.
nth after a successful term of nine
weeks taught by Miss Christie Eaton
Of South Scion.
Mrs. LinWood Berry and children
and Miss Gladys Berry were guests
of Mrs. John Fletcher, Wednesday OF
last week.
On Friday evening Oct. 18th few
of the neighbors and friends OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Getchell met at their
home. The evening was spent in so
cial chat, playing games, and by music
on the photograph. A treat of cake
and ice cream were served and very
enjoyable evening was spent by all
present. The affair was in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Wilson Of Port
land who were guests of Mr.. Getchell.
Miss Christie Eaton who has been
teaching the Washington school and
boarding at Austin Berry's. returned
to her home in South Scion, Sunday.
Miss Gladys Berry spent Saturday
with her cousins Mrs. Reuben Case
and daughter.
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LEXINGTON AND VICINITY

Obed S Allen and wife are home
from New Hampshire on a short vaca
ton.
Fred Fish has been in town visiting
relatives and friends.
Clement Getchell and family made
a trip to Pennington last week in
their auto.
George Gould and wife have gone
to Arson to stop with their daughter
this winter as Mrs. Gould is in very
poor health.
Obed Allen is having his hay press
ed.
Mr. and Mrs Luther Allen of Fair
field Mrs Sara Frederic and her
mother Mrs. Mary Allen aged SIS visit
ed Obed Allen Sunday, making the
trip in Mr.. Aliens auto.
Eliza Howard sold "A nice pair of
steers recently.
Harold Adams and wife called on
Obed Allen Sunday
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FMRDFy CENTER

&. w. Dunbar who has been visit
ing in this vicinity has returned TO
his home in Bingham.
Miss Mildred Hodgdon spent the
week end at North Arson.
Willis Hodgdon of North Arson re
Gently bought a COW OF NJ W. Berry
and Wallace Hodgdon.
Ivory Hcrrv has arrived home from
Portsmouth, y Il, whore he has been
employed in Navy yard
Melvin Berry made a business trip
to Bingham Tuesday.
Leo Caswell, Miss Vesta Carl, Miss
Hamilton and Mr. Morcoz were call
ers at Berry & Hodgdon's Sunday af-
ternoon.
The sewing club az Ks" met with
Mrs Wallace Hodgdon Wednesday,
oct. Is a baked bean dinner was
served at noon. The next meeting
will be Wednesday, Oct. %, with Mrs.
Mae Moulton.
Mrs. l.. Berry. Miss Myrtle Berry,
Mrs S p Dunbar and Mrs. Wallace
Hodgdon were at Madison shopping,
Saturday
day. Oct. Il. for a weeks vacation
after a very successful ten weeks
term taught by Miss Mildred Hodg-
don. In the afternoon an entertain
ment was given by the pupils after
which they served sandwiches and hot
cocoa. Following is the program:
Song. The Vanished Race. school;
song, Red Wing. school, Miss Lucy
Berry representing Red Wing; recita-
ton "Hiawatha's Pets" Verna Dun
brr. recitation, Halloween Cats. four
BOYS. calisthenics, school; song,
Mickey" three girls; recitation, The
Story Of Columbus. Myrtle Berry
song by Mayorite and Berle Berry
and Leone Felker recitation, Three
Ships of Columbus, Alma Berry song
Till We Meet Again three boys one
act play why We Won school; song
The Salvation Army, school.
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NORTH ANSON

Mrs. S. A. Grosstuck of Portland
and her son. Fred W. Grosstuck have
come here TO remain indefinitely with
Mrs. Grosstuck's daughter. Mrs Alice
Williamson. who Is on the clerical
force in the office of the North An
son Manufacturing Company. Mr..
Grosstuck accepted a position with
this company as draughtsman and
pattern maker
Mrs. !. II. Conant of Strong, who
had been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
II. S. Spear, went to Skowhegan, Fri
day, to visit her son Archie Conant.
Mrs. Leola Webb, nurse. who has
been having a vacation, has returned
to DR.. Spears hospital to resume
work. and went to Skowhegan with
Mrs. Conant to remain during the
day.
Poulin e. Laney, Skowhegan, sole
agents for the famous Johnson Pants.
Rev. e l.. Baker preached a fine
sermon, Sunday morning, at the Dins-
more Memorial church, taking for his
text, Proverbs ID, 18th. verse; The
simnle believeth every word: but the
prudent man looketh well to his 60
ing. His general theme was Safety
first"
Miss Mariory French, student at
Mason Institute. Springyale. was at
home over Sunday, visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w f. French.
William Parsons. a brother of F.
s. Parsons. has moved from Weeks
Mills to this village, into Cyrus
Moore's house. Mr. Moore VIII
board with them.
Friends of Miss Edna Robinson
will be pleased to learn that her con-
dition Is steadily improving. The
trained nurse has returned home and
Miss bertha Caswel is taking care
of Miss Robinson.
e. w Scott has been at Stratton
the past week doing electrical work
for the North Arson Manufacturing
Company as they will have a saw mill
in the woods run by electricity. 1t
will take some time longer to com
plete the work Meanwhile Mr.
SCOTS clerk. George Andrews is in
the store Forrest Parron is at
Stratton helping Mr.. Scott.
When in Skowhegan be sure to call
at the Cut Price Clothing store. IL
will save you money.
The annual entertainment. ball and
supper, commemorative the 33rd an
niyersary of Wesserunsett Lodge No
113. I q. O. F. and the 26th anniver-
sarv of Winona Rehekah Lodge No. II
will occur at Wesserunsett Hall In
Athens. tomorrow (Friday) Oct. oath
The popular drama Cranberry Cor
ners" viii be presented by local tai
ent. Music for the entertainment
and bell will be furnished by Cairns
Orchestra of five pieces.
T. = A little daughter came to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Collins on
Saturday Oct. II, the weight being
eight pounds. This little one has
been given the name of Hattie May
Collins.
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S0I0N

The annual entertainment. ball and
supper. concentrating the 33rd an
niversary of Wesserunsett Lodge No.
113. q q. r. and tho 26th anniver-
sary Of Winona Rebekah Lodge No. Il,
will occur at Wesserunsett Hall in
Athens. tomorrow friday Oct. oath.
The popular drama "Cranberry Cor
ners" will be presented by local tai
ent. Music for the entertainment
and bali will he furnished by Cairns
Oreheet a Of five pieces.
Forin"t Ray and family enjoyed
visit Sunday from his mother Mrs.
Sarah Ray aud his sister Mrs. Ida
Robert of WinsIow. They made the
trip in the auto Of another sister of
Mr. Rays. Mrs. Edna Wrestling Of IIo-
boken. New Jersey, accompanied by
her friend Mrs. Lottje Rilk. also of
Hoboken. John Rainey OF Wnslow,
brothcr-in=law. completed the party
The Senior class of Scion high
school are to give FIallowe en- dance
party Friday evening of next week
with music by Nay Varney's Orchestra
of Skowhegan Dance tickets S5c
per couple, including war tax Sup
per tickets soc per couple.
Mr. and Mrs. John MahOney left
here Monday for Lewiston whore Mr..
Mahoney expects to enter the hospital
for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs Azel Jones and Mr..
and Mrs Perley Rowell were in Fair
field Sunday to visit Mr.. Carroll
Jones
Leslie Clark who has been packing
and preparing to leave town since
he sold his stand, left with his fam
lily Saturday. for Lynn. Mass, where
they expect to live.
Dr. Harriet Lawrence Of Portland.
Oregon is in town being called here
by the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. J. T. Lawrence.
Grav's Tavern has been doing
hustling business this season. Last
Thursday night every room including
the parIor was filled and a party Of
seven were obliged to go elsewhere.
Miss Flora Head is sick with ton
slitis and unable to return to her
school this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Newton left here
Monday to spend part of the cold
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ATHENS

The many visitors that have pass
ed an ideal vacation in town have
nearly all left for their homes. Among
the remaining ones are Mr. and Mrs.
Doan Candage and Mr.. and Mrs. Ster-
ling from Seal FIarbor visiting the
HOlmans
Mrs. Nellie Fox has returned home
from where she has been with her
daughter LYDIA Cook.
Mrs. Frederick is very i'll and needs
the attention Of our kind ladies to
call and see her.
Another baby boy has come to
brighten the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold hatcher and he surely has
been received with a hearty welcome
An especially fine play will be Civ
en- in the church the evening OF NO
vember 6. THE Old Peabody Pew
This play is a dramatization by Kate
Douglas Wiggin of her own story and
is produced by special arrangement
with Samuel French of New York.
Don't miss seeing it.
Poulin & Laney, Skowhegan. sole
agents for the famous Johnson Pants.
Rev. b. H. Johnson will arrive in
town sometime the first Of next week.
He will occupy the pulpit Nov. 2 af-
ter which he will remain with us per
manently. Arrangements are being
made for a reception to Mr. Johnson
Thursday evening, Oct 30. Every
one in town and ont of town are in
vited and if the people so desire,
bring a little donation with you from
the farms and homes to start the
minister's family for the winter; also
bring one pie and one cake to help
at the banquet after the reception.
No charge for anything, let's all join
hands and make ii free to everyone.
We hope TO meet every man, woman,
girl and boy in town. 1t Is your
| duty to come and shake the hand or
the man who has sacrificed to come
to our town and make this "One
I Man Church" comfort our sick and
sorrowng and bury our dead.
Mrs. Willie Nelson who several
weeks ago went to Somerset Hospital
in Skowhegan for treatment, passed
into the Beautiful Beyond" Tuesday
Oct. IA. The funeral services were
held in her home on Lords Hill. A
minister from Cambridge offered COM
forting words to the bereaved family
She leaves to mourn her loss little
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CONCORD

We understand that Wallace Emery
of North Arson has sold all the land
that he owned in this town. a few
places being the Bod Foss place, the
Lumbert place, the Healy place and
Robert Littlefeld place, and num-
Der of others.
Mrs. Agnes Beane and daughter
went to Pleasant Ridge Sunday to
cook for David Beane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Atwood were
at bingham. Sunday
Ed Howes is at work for Chester
Robinson building a new chimney.
The Perry Young family are quar-
antines for scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Atwood were
callers in town Sunday.
Mrs. Irwin Steward and two chill
dren have moved with her mother
Mrs Elfn Berry to stay few weeks
while Mr.. Steward is in the woods
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daughter and devoted husband. She
came from Sweden here about Is
years age and has a brother living in
The village. W. A Cederfelt. She
was a devoted mother and chung to
life with seemingly tiny thread dur
ing her critical illness, but with a
strong will" she must live. The
family has the tender sympathy of
the many friends and neighbors.
No services Oct. %. vacation Sun
day and also remember the clocks ="
20 back one hour.
Answers to the Epworth League
topics are E-Enoch; Felix and for
Sunday evening Nov ., topic G. A
man who conquered an army with a
water test,
When in Skowhegan be sure 10 call
al the Cat Price Clothing Store. II
Will save you money
Athens Grange met in regular ses-
sion on Saturday evening. Oct. Il,
comforting list a-d md. degrees on a
class OF six, bal 'Jting being done on
eight. In two weeks or Oct 25th.
at the meeting in the afternoon, con
fering the 1st and 2nd. degrees on
the other two. On Nov 8. the Bird
and 4th degrees viii be conferred
There vii be special refreshments
Wesserunsett Valley Fair Associa-
ton will hold its annual meeting the
first Tuesday in November. All
members are requested to be pres
ent. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to everyone to attend. Several
new members are hoped for
The annual entertainment, ball and
supper, concentrating the 33rd an
niversary of Wesserunsett Lodge No
113. l. o. o. f. and the Goth anniver-
sary of Winona Rebekah Lodge No II
will occur at Wesserunsett Hall in
Athens. tomorrow friday Oct oath
The popular drama Cranberry Cor
ners" will be presented by local tai
ent Music for the entertainment
and ball wiz be furnished by Cairns
Orchestra of five pieces
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HIGHLAND

Ralph Dunphy has finished his work
on the Kingield road and returned
home
Miss Pearl Norton of Flagstaff Wis
tied her uncle J. p Stafford End. Sun
day.
Ralph Worcester of Madison is in
town hunting and stopping at the
plantation camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Berry of No.
Arson were visiting at J. w. Howard s
Sunday.
Supt. C. ]. Dunlap was in town to
attend a school meeting, Friday.
Edward Scott of North Arson pass
ed through town Saturday.
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Gard of Thanks

We wish to thank all our friends
AVID the different Orders for their
kiodaoss during our recent bereave-
ment and for the beautiful flowers
set for the funeral.
F. A Hilton
Henry Hilton
Mr. and Mrs. William Hilton
Norrdgewock, Oct. %, 1919.
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Bingham Grange

The following is the program to be
carried out at the next regular meet
ing which is Saturday afternoon. Oct
25. A twenty minute song service;
roll call. quotations from ritual:
surprise feature to be planned by Lee
turer: original poem, Sister Vonis
Gilman; question box; music. male
quartet. Let there be a display of
potatoes with a statement of yield OBJ
tanned and method to secure large
Yields by the brothers of the Order.
Origin of Halloween, Sister Ethel
Savage; song, Sister Lila Morrison.
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The annual entertainment. ball and
supper commemorating the 33rd an
niyersary of Wesserunsett Lodge No.
IL, | O o. +. and the Goth anniver-
sary of Winona Bebekah Lodge No. Il,
will occur at Wesserunsett Hall in
Athens. tomorrow (Fridayl Oct. oath.
The popular drama Cranberry Cor
ners" will be presented by local tai
ent. Music for the entertainment
and ball will be furnished by Cairns
Orchestra of five pieces.
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conscious. She died very shortly
Mrs. Dyer leaves a husband. seven
daughters and three CONS.
Mrs Addison Williams and little
daughter Lois have been visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs belmont Nor
ton.
Mr.. ard Mrs Ross Knapp and Miss
Ruby went to Belfast Sunday.
Alfred Page is making repairs and
adding a piazza To his house
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NORTH NEW PORTLAND

Eugene Leslie Hutchins M. D. and
Lettie Inez Libby were married in
Skowhegan, Wednesday, Oct. Is, by
Rev. H. L. Nichols of the Methodist
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins went
from there to Waterville returning
home the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Williamson
and family spent the day in Pittsfield
Sunday.
Mary J., wife of William Dyer, Jr
died very suddenly last Monday, be-
tween 5 and 6 o'clock. Mrs. Dyer
had been in her usual health and
talked with her husband about 2
o'clock in the afternoon. When the
children came home from school, the
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The News of SOmersefs Busy Towns
BTNGIi I'M

y
The annual entertainment, ball and
supper, concentrating the 33rd an
niyersary of Wesserunsett Lodge No.
113, |. o. o. F. and the 18th anniyer-
sary of Winona Rebekah Lodge No. H.,
will occur at Wesserunsett Hall in
Athens, tomorrow friday Oct oath.
The popular drama Cranberry Cor
nersp will be presented by local tai
ent. Music for the entertainment
and ball will be furnished by Cairns
Orchestra of five pieces.
A fine line of Pysex and Aluminium
Ware at r f. Folsom's. Remember
we give trading stamps.
C. c. Stewart Steam Collins and
John Gordon weres home from Dead
River over Sunday.
Miss Gladys Stewart of Waterylle
spent the week end at her home on
Goodrich street.
Mrs. c. c. Stewart went to Water
Vile, Tuesday, to visit Miss Lucille
Foster.
Poulin & Laney. Skowhegan. sole
agents for the famous Johnson Pants.
Special for Friday Fred w. Preble's
s. and II. Stamp Day lbs. popcorn
on cob Toe and IA S. and II. stamps;
10 cakes P. and G. or Sunny Monday
Soap soc and 10 S and II. stamps
Saturday is candy day. Buy 1t by
the pound. A good stock on hand.
On account of shortage of sugar, may
not get any more for some time
The amount cleared by the Wo-
mans Circle for the benefit of the
Catholic Church was 1920.
Everett Churchill Of Starks Is clerk
ing at Bingham Hotel.
Walter Robinson and Howard Bou-
telle combined business and pleas
ure trip to Jackman last Monday re-
turning home Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Hussey returned
Saturday from the Lake where they
have been employed for several weeks
Mrs. Arlie Dinsmore has been APP
pointed deputy of 0. r. S. and will
soon enter upon her duties.
Mrs. Welch will be at Mrs. Hollis
with a line of millinery next Monday.
w. b. Goodrich, VIM. POOler and
their wives spent Sunday at Pleasant
Pond.
Mrs. Lena Abbey Jones of Waldron
Conn, is spending few days with
relatives in town Her son, John
Jones and his wife continued their
trip to Carry Ponds for few days
hunting.
When in Skowhegan be sure to call
at the Cut Price Clothing Store. 1t
will save you money.
Schools were closed last Thursday
noon and all public gatherings were
cancelled until further notice by the
board Of health on account of two
cases of scarlet fever. The victims
are Robert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
w. Preble and Lawrence the older son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Briggs. Every
precaution Is taken and no new cases
have developed with the exception OF
younger brother in the Briggs fam
lily.
If public gatherings are permissible
the Kennebec Chapter d. A. r. will
hold its first regular meeting or
Thursday. Oct 30 at the home of Mrs
Carrie r. Colby.
On the evening OF the above named
date the Sunshine Society will serve
a Halloween supper at the Fraternity
Building. There will also be booth
of garden produce.
Miss Dorothy Thomas of Skowhegar
Is spending a few days at the home
OF Mrs. John Witham.
The Ladies Of the Congregational
Circle are making patchwork squares
for a comforter which will be on sale
at their fair.
The next meeting of the Century
Club will be Nov 7, hostesses, Mrs,
Nancy Whipple and Mrs. Blanch Cor
don.
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Card OF Thanks

We wish to thank one and all who
have been so kind and helped us
since the fire when we lost all we
had May they all be blest in their
good deeds is the wish of both Mr.
and Charles r. Lisherness.
No New Portland, Me, Oct. %. 1879
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CORNYILLE

There will be a preaching service
at the East Ridge church next Sunday
p. n. at 2.3o by Rev. II. l.. Nichols.
followed by Sunday School. A his
will be the last service at the ohuch
this fall. every one is cordially invited
to attend