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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-14
MEADOW FARMER HURT
IN RUNAWAY SATURDAY

Gene Hendricks. farmer was hurt
last Saturday afternoon in runa-
way. Mr.. Hendricks was driving two
horses 20 a wagon near his home. The
reason for the runaway was not
learned Mr. Hendricks suffered a
broken collar bone. a disloeated shoul-
der and several bruises. He lay un-
conscious for several hours before be-
ing found by his brother, who imme-
diaiely brought him 70 local sani-
tanum. His condition was thought
serious for a time and he was nncon-
scious during the night following the
accident, but We are glad to state
that his condition is decidedly i'm
proved and il is probable that he hay
return 70 his home this week.
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SALES MADE IN EARLY
TIMES LUBBOCK COUNTY

February the Bird, 1889. Jasper
Hays sold to G. r. Dunn. a section Of
land. one mile south Of the Carlisle
school building for one hundred dol
lars consideration. This il about six
miles from this city.
=. W Colby and wife sold two sec
tions of land east u this city. or join
ing the county Of Crosby for a cash
consideration Of one hundred dollars
70 Ambrose Alexander.
One section three miles southwest
Of town. belonging TO W. d. Cook
sold 10 Caroline Pierce for one hun
drcd dollars consideration.
+. R. Dequasie sold one section sew
en- miles northeast Of Lubbock in
1884 to Bachus & Co. for cash con-
sideraiion Of ten dollars.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-14
MARRIED IN cROsBYToN
LAST SUNDAY EVENING

Saturday evening al the Methodist
parsonage Mr.. Harry Sherwood, Of
this place. and Miss Freda Feige, Of
Childress, were united in marriage by
Rev l. A. Smith. The marriage was
the elimination Of courtship dating
from their school days together in
Childress. where the groom formerly
resided also. Miss Feige, in com
pany with Mrs. Mittie Mock. return
ed Saturday afternoon from a trip 10
Colorado. and the marriage took
place as planned by her and Harry
before her arrival The young cou-
Pile will make their home in Crosby
ton.-Crosbyton Review.
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WATERMELON
FEAST ENJOYED BY MANY

All who were present at the wat
ermelon feast given by the Local
Woodmen Of the World lodge Of this
place. report a fine time and plenty
of watermelon About one hundred
people were present, mostly women
and children. There was plenty Of
music and other entertainments for
the evening A personation given by
G. X. Watkins, was greatly enjoyed
by those present. We understand
full wagon load Of melons were
left over. untouched
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DALLAS MINISTER breaches
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev George W. Shelter. minister
Of the Presbyterian ehnrch Of Dallas,
Texas. was here last Sunday and
prrached TO the congregation at the
local Presbyterian church. Rev.
sheffcr's mission to this country was
for the purpose Of interesting as
many as possible in the big drive that
is being made over the State fog
funds. that this church expects to
.nend ON the different schools and
celleres which they have over the
State.
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HAVE NICE PICNIC AND
OUTING LAST SUNDAY

The employees Of the Ed S. Hughes
Hardware Co. Of this place, enjoyed
fine outing and picnic on the can
yon last Sunday. Those present,
Albert Cooke and family, his mother,
Mrs. W. T. Cooke and sister, F. +.
Crume, Price Boyce and Mr.. and
Mrs +. +. Lowe. Their lunch was
taken with them. Also watermelons
and ice cream was enjoyed.
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HEDcECoKE FAMILY
REUNION AUGUST 18TH

Mr.. and Mrs. lIedgeeoke. of near
Amarillo. father and mother II Mrs.
]. p. Cole. viii hold their family re-
union in Lubbock county this year
or August the 18th The event viii
be held on the canyon. and be a two
OF three day outing. y. r. Haynes
and family of this place win attend
the reunion. Mrs Haynes beins sister
20 Mrs. Hsdeseoke. There viii aiso be
lhrpe hroikers of Mrs IIedEseoke.
Two of which live near Amarillo. here
10 attend.
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BRADLEY TEAM WILL PLAY
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

Tho Bradley baseball team Of this
place viii play the Poat City baseball
team a game on their own grounds
SATURDAY afternoon Of his week
SUNDAY they wlll play Clovis. \. NJ,
an ths Clovis rrounds Both gamsa
ans expected 10 b. good, and care
w,ll b. taken hat Labhesk have 'he
hanon ~ wlnnng
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MOTHER or MRS. J. c. BLAIR
DIED IN HIco MONDAY

Mr.. J. c. Blair, operator Al the
local station. was called To the bod.
side Of hsr mother, Nr. w. J. Fields
IN llleo, the latter part of Last week.
Word reached Mr. hlair that Mrs
fislds died Aendsy afternoon oi lhis
week, fellowlng m alnsHs az ahsal
tNo ~sskE
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TOM MALONE DIED AT HOME
OF PARENTS IN ABILENE

Word was received here today
that Tom Malone. formerly a citizen
Of this place died at the home Of his
parents in Abilene Wednesday even
ing Of this week, following a short
illness The deceased is a brother Of
Dutch Malone, a rancher Of Cochran
county. and was for some time man
ager Of the local ice plant.
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HARRINGTON BECOMES CASH
TER AT SANTA FE STATION

Ray Harrington Of this place. who
has been holding the position Of ware
house foreman ut the local freight
station. has recently bid on the cash
ier's position in the same office and
has been accepted We understand
that Mr. Harrington will be checked
into the new position THURSDAY
morning Of this week.
The position Of warehouse fore
man held by Mr.. Harrington viii be
advertised for bids to fill the vaean-
~
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METHODIST REVIVAL BE-
GINS SUNDAY MORNING

The Methodist revival viii begin
at the Methodist church Sunday at
eleven o'clock Evangelist G. A.
Klein. Of Memphis. Tenn. viii arrive
Saturday The public Is cordially
invited 70 attend each service. at the
church.
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SNYDER TO HAVE WARE
HOUSE-MARKETINC ASSN.

Snyder. Texas. Aug. "a tenta-
tive organisation was effected here
today Of the Seurry County Ware
house and Marketing Association O.
+. Darby was selected as temporary
treasurer and a membership commit
tee was appointed. The association
is to be incorporated.
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DR.. WAGNER AND WIFE
ON VACATION IN NORTH

DIR. c. J. Wagner and family left
today at noon for Monmouth. H..
where they viii spend months va
cation. DR. Curtis Rosser, Of Dallas.
is here and will have charge Of the
surgical work during DR. wagner's
absence. with the West Texas Sani-
tarium.
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HOME DEMONSTRATION
DEPARTMENT
Important Notice.

Important Notice.
On account Of the canning demon
strations next week it will not be
possible for me TO meet any club in
regular meeting However, ! want
to urge every person who can to at
tend al least one Of these demonstra-
tions.
You may not be so interested in
canning meat, but do know that a
number Of YOU are interested in us
ing steam pressure canner, and this
is your opportunity to learn more
about IT,
These demonstration are free and
are given for the benefit Of all the
people Of Lubbock County. Be pres
ent. MILE NJ. HALSE1.
Home Demonstration Agent.
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MRS. LoTsPEIcH RETURNS
TO HOME IN CROSBYrON

Mrs. W. r. Lotspeich returned Sat
urday from the Lubbock Saaitarium
where she has been undergoing treat
ment since she was burned some
weeks ago. Her many friends are
glad TO have her back and all hope
she may have no further trouble with
her hurns Review
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-14

Following is the schedule for the
demonstrations Of Mr. II A Clapp,
Meat Canning Specialist Of the Ex-
tension Service Of the A. & NJ. Col
lege. Mr. Clapp viii can meat and
explain canning by steam pressure.
Attend the demonstration at the
nearest point to you as per the sche-
dule, or all of them if you choose.
Monday, August ls, at Hardy, 2
p. NJ Hardy, Shallowater, Petit,
Grovesville. Caldwell.
Tuesday. August 10. forenoon, at
Slide. 8 a. m Slide. Woodrow and
Primrose.
Afternoon. August 10. at Carlisle.
2 D. m-Carlisle. Schroeder. District
No. g.
Wednesday. Aug 20. at Idalou. 3
a. m.-Idalou. Acuff and Canyon.
Thursday. Aug. 2l. at Center. p.
Vaughn. Bledsoe, Mon
roe, Abernathy.
Friday. Aug %, at Slaton, / 80 p.
m.-SIaton. New Hope. Union.
We have arranged for these dem
onstrations in a way that we believe
that every person interested will have
an opportunity to attend at least one
Of them. Come and bring your
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COTTON ASSOCIATION TO
Met SATURDAY

A meeting has been called b. tEs
Lubbock County Colion Crovep anf
Association. - - ~ a
ne eoari house here s>Iur@ \>~-
me % lhs ~sss..
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-14

for the eotion raisers .and saeres,
that all cotton growers 90 other In
isFesled parties become members ~
the assoelallon.
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WEST GOULDSBORO.

Mrs. James A. Hill entertained a party
OF friends saturday evening.
irving Rollins and wife left Saturday
for Gouldsboro to take charge of +. L.
Woods boarding house at Chicken mill.
j. B. Clark of Bangor spent the week
end with his wife at the home of her
parents, S. G. Wood and wife.
Stephen L. Kingsley, with a party of
friends from Bar Harbor, spent Sunday
at 1.-THE Old Homestead Farm
Mrs. Wanna Smith, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Susan Sargent, in
South Gouldsboro, returned home Thurs
day,
Simeon T. Hammond, who is employed
by the Nj. {. X. R., is enjoying vacation
with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Ham,
mond.
Lieut.. Commander Warren Shaw, U. s.
N.,spent the weekend with his uncle.
Charles H. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
and their son. Capt. Philip S. Wood, U.
5. A., spent last week at their summer
home here.
An unusually large number gathered
countr ymeet between Winter Hsrbor and
Sullivan high schools. Hanna OF Sullivan
finished first, followed by five men from
Winter Harbor, which gave the highest
score to Winter Harbor. This is the
second run between the two schools, the
cup being won by Winter Harbor both
times.
May u. l.
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COUNTY NEWS
WINTER HARBOR.

Leonard Anthony of this place and Miss
Winifred Rice were married Saturday
evening, May a. They will reside here.
Sergeant William Miller and wife are
the guests of Mrs. Milier's brother, Harry
Morrison.
Mrs. Z. E. Grover went to Portland
last week to visit her daughter Ethel
who is training for nurse.
Mrs. Fred Coram has returned from
Boston, where she has been employed for
the winter. sir. Coram, who is in Phils-
delphia, expects to come soon.
A call has been extended to the Rev.
Charles Watkins of Lewiston to fill the
pastorate OF the Baptist church here. The
people we're tavorably impressed with the
sermon which he gave on his recent visit.
Private Ira Slower arrived from overseas
Friday of last week, and the following
Monday evening WAS given an informal
reception at the town hall, to which all
returned soldiers and sailors were invited,
and the public as well. Mr.. Slower showed
some interesting souvenirs. Sergeant
Miller gave an interesting talk on aviation
work. Refreshments and games followed.
May II. G.
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SURRY.
May II.

Francis Harden spent the weekend at
home.
Mrs. Ralph Collins moved to Bavside
Saturday.
Mrs. Lena Casper and daughter are
visiting here.
Ralph Torrey arrived home Thursday
from HsllowelI.
Mrs. Lima Cunningham is the guest Of
Mrs. Daniel Mckay.
Mrs. Charles Minnigerode left Tuesday
Tor her home in Baltimore.
Charles Sinclair, who has been ill in
Ellsworth, was able to return home
Friday.
Mrs. George Prince, who has been in
worcester, Mass, three weeks. returned
home Friday.
8. W. Wilder and wife of Newton
center, Mass, who have been in town the
past week, returned home Saturday.
Capt. Newell Kane returned to stocktou
Thursday, where his vessel is loading
Eugene Conary went with him.
May II. J.
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DEDHAM.

Foster Saunders is home from Green
vile.
Mrs. Maud Weber of Brewer is the
guest of Mrs. ]. A. Mclaughlin.
Dedham exceeded its quota in the
victory loan by good margin.
L. X. Black has gone to Shirley to
work on band saw filing.
Florence, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eliery Gray, while riding a bicycle, was
thrown, dislocating her arm and
shoulder and receiving serious bruises.
Saturday New Century grange received
six applications for membership, making
eight recently recsived. Initial degrees
will be conferred May "a. For the
program piano solo was given by Ethel
Stone, an interesting account of war
experiences by Walter II. Gray, just
home from France; an instructive report
of the lecturers conference in Auburn.
by Gertrud Pond, whose illness has
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BUCKSPORT.
May u.

Mrs John Tillock died Sunday, MAY 4.
at the home of her son in Millvale.
She was ninety years of age. She leaves
one son and "a daughter, Mrs. A. B.
Ames of Bucksport.
Mrs. John Cronin died Wednesday, at
the age of seventy nine years. She leaves
besides her husband, two daughters, Mrs.
Arno Crosby and Mrs. Horatio Gross of
Bucksport, and five sons, Frank Ducott
OF Sebec, Charles Ducott, living In the
West, Fred and William Duoott and
Walter Davis OF Bucksport
Charles Banks of Prospect died very
suddenly at the shoe shop OF A. j. LAM
pher. Mr.. Banks was well known here.
His wife. who survives him, was Miss
Josephine CHM of Bucksport. He leaves
also one sister, Mrs. Hattie Berdeen of
Stonington, and three brothers, Sullivan
OF Deer Isle, Allie OF Cornns, and Henry
of Boston.
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COUNTY NEWS
FRANKLIN.


Dana and Norman Dyer have bought a
new car.
Sergt. James Bunker and wife were in
Bangor last week.
Miss Virginia Collins is confined to her
home with bad cold.
Miss Margaret Koch being out OF town,
there were no Sunday services at the Bap-
fist church.
good congregation listened to Pastor
Blake Sunday. Two candidates received
the rite of baptism.
Miss Gertrude Bragdon and Miss
Beatrice Applin of Bangor were guests OF
Mrs. Lincoln Bragdon Wednesday.
Mrs. Carroll Dunn and two children
left Friday for Mattawsnkeag, after
spending week here and at West Goulds-
boro.
Miss Esther Bunker left Saturday for
Hampden Highlands, where she is house,
keeper for Rev. w. II. Durham and
young son.
The reception to be rendered to the re-
turned Franklin and East brook soldiers
from overseas by Snyctic tribe of Red
Men is scheduled for Wednesday evening,
May IA.
The many friends of Clarence Drisko,
principal OF the high school here, deeply
regret his resignation, as he has been do
ing fine work as an instructor. Percy
Thompson of Machias, who succeeds him,
reopened the school Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Drisko left Saturday for their home
in Columbia Falls.
May H. B.
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NORTH BROOKSVuLE.

Award Nichols is home from Brooklin.
Mrs. Roy Perkins has gone to Holbrook
island to visit her brother, Ray Babson.
Ward Grindle is employed at Dark
Har Dor.
The many friends of Harry Young are
glad to see him home from overseas.
Mackie Bros sawmill, G. A. Pierce
foreman, is in operation.
Willis johnson of Bangor was week.
end guest at {. J. Young's.
Rev. Henry Dunnack will speak il
Goodell's hall Tuesday evening, MAY 81
Subject, "Men Who Never Die
The drama, "Triss; or Beyond tn,
Rockies" was presented by BreeksvilIt
high school at Goodelrs hail Friday
evening.
May IL. e.
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DEER ISLE,

A. j. Beck, wife and little son, of Wash
burn, are guests of Fred W. Beck and
wife.
Mrs. George F. Haskell and daughter
Frieda arrived Saturday from Philadel-
phia, where they spent the winter.
Mrs. }. G. Hutchins and daughter
Florence have been guests OF Mrs. c. E.
Wasgatt a few days.
Norman Presley will leave Wednesday
for Bristol, r. l., to take command of a
small yacht.
Mrs. Goodwin Thompson of Camden.
returned to her home last Monday, after
two weeks in town.
The following soldiers arrived home
last week ,freLa overseas service: Harry
Beck, Frank Foster, Charlie GreenIaw
and Edgar Rice.
May Il. s
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SOUTH BROWNSVILLE.

SOUTH BR00kSVILLE.
Owen l.. Black and wife have returned
to New York.
Mrs. Lyman Haskell has gone to Little
Deer Isle for the summer.
A. f. Kennedy and wife recently visited
Mr.. Kennedy's parents at Harrington.
Mr.. William Wentworth has gone to
North Sullivan.
Mrs. Daniel Ryan is visiting her daugh-
ter in North Brooklin.
The dramatic club of Brooksville high
school played at North Brooksville
Friday night.
There was largely attended reception
to the returned soldiers at Forester hall
Monday night.
Leon II. Tapley, wife and daughter
have been visiting his parents, j. II. Tap
ley and wife. Leon has just returned from
about twenty months in France.
May II. C.
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PHOEBE.
OAK POINT.

Raymond Alley and wife have opened
their cottage for the season.
Thomas Rich and wife have the svm-
pathy of all in the death OF their little
son Newell, of spinal meningitis.
Mrs. Harriet Trim has moved back from
Lamoine to her home here. Mr.. Trim mas
work in Millinocket.
Lottie Dunton and Virginia Collins are
living with their uncle, Austin Conary,
and attending school.
John Doliiver, a former resident of
Trenton, though for some years past Of
Seawall, has purchased the "Unele Dan
Grindle" place, and moved there.
May II. XXX
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WEST FREMONT.

John Pomroy, who is employed a.
Bartlett's Island, spent the weekend al
home.
The West fremont dramatic club ga'e
its last play at Mckinley Monday niens
The club has cleared about s115 for church
purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tolman received a letter ifo~
their son Fred who enlisted at the oegin
ming of the war, and is still in FRANZ,
He is now Corporal. He expects to 20 "
Belgium soon.
May u. THELAA'
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COUNTY NEWS
EASTBROOK,

David Wilbur has purchased pair OF
horses.
Elwood DeMeyer went to Ellswortb
Friday and had his throat operated upon.
Mrs. Sylvester Bunker is spending few
days with her daughter Elizabeth in
Orono.
Barker French has gone to Pressure Isle
ior the summer. His wife and son are
with her parents, r. B. Lawfie and wife.
News OF the safe arrival of Ernest
ABBOTT from overseas is pleasing to his
many friends. All anxiously await his
coming.
Walter Googins, another of our towns
boys just home from France, was given
reception Friday evening, his birthday.
invitations were sent to Franklin and
Waltham for the returned soldiers OF
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GOULDSBORO

E. c. Drisko OF Jones boro WAS a bus,-
ness visitor here last week.
Mrs, Archi bald Rolfe is visiting her
nus band IN Bath.
George Stanley and wife attended the
funeral of Mr.. SANKEY'S brother John
In Steuben Monday.
Capt. Kelley and wife of Milbridge re-
Gently visited her daughter, Mrs. ID. c.
Ashe.
deorge Joy and Gowen Whitaker have
contracts for getting wood for the Eastern
Pulpwood Co.
MOTHS Butler and wife and Mrs. George
sargent OF Seal Harbor. Everett Tracy
ana vile and Dallas Tracy and wife OF
FRANKLIN, were here sunday.
May Il. E,r-rAu
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ORLAND.

A. k. Soper is out of town for week.
Mrs. Carl Tarr and three children have
completed weeks visit at her home.
Fred Buck has received from Show
hogan pure bred Guernsey calf, five or
six months of age.
Mrs. Newton Heath has opened her
house for the summer. Her cousin, Mrs
Bunker OF Brewer, is with her.
W. L. Brewster and wife, who were an
pointed chairmen of the Victory loan
committee for this town, report that their
committee, composed OF Mrs. Clara Mann.
Mrs. Alice White, Mrs. Bertelle CHM.
Mrs. Helen G. Gott and Nathaniel F
Hutchings, have worked with interest and
energy, the result being 3 substantial
sum over the allotment of & 500. the SUBJ
scription being $3.50.
The funeral of John A. Hartman. who
died at his home at Orland Falls Nav 7
was held at the home of his son. Saturday
afternoon, Rev. Henry w. Webb official.
ing. lnterment was at Oak Grove GENE.
terry, Orland. Mr.. Hartman was in tn,
ninetfeth year of his age, the last of {
large family. He leaves two sons
Richard Porter and Edwin LaVerne. Tn,
gold mounted cane which was given Il
the Oldest man in Orland many years age
10 be passed down by death to the mex
most aged citizen, has been in his posses.
SION several years, and by succession i.
now the property of James Addison har.
riman of East Orland.
May II.
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ASHVlLlE.
ErTTAH.

Fay Sargent is the guest of Hugh
Jehn Tracy has gone to Bar Harbor
TO work at the Belmont hotel.
Mrs. Arthur johnson is visiting in
south Gouldsboro and Prospect Harbor.
Mrs. Emery Albee, who has been visit
ing in West Gouldsboro, is home.
Mrs. Leona Hanna, who recentiv
underwent an operation at st. Margaret's
private hospital, Pressure Isle, is inn
proving.
Mrs. Nellie Bunker has returned To
North sullivan, where she is living with
her granddaughter. Mrs Delra-
Robertson.
May IL. PHorBE
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Mothers day was observed in the
school Friday afternoon.
Rev. Roy q. traitor will preach a
Mothers day sermon here Friday even
ing, May Is.
The entertainment and ice-cream
sociable by the ladies' aid society at
Central hall May 6 was successful. An
interesting program was enjoyed, a
feature of which was talk by Willis
Snowman OF Bluehill, recently returned
from overseas, and who for several
months was a prisoner in Germany.
Net proceeds, S3166.
May IL. O.
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those towns, and Harold Haslem, Artnu'
Jordan and Ivory Kemp Of Walthsm 81
cepted and all were glad to see them
Ivory Kemp has just returned from over
seas with the 3o3d II. F. A. He and Waltel
Googins were in the same regiment.
May II. GEN.
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WEST SURRY.

b. W. Trundy left to-day for Bangor
for short visit with his sons.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Carter, May7
Mrs. Susie WiIlins and Mrs. Eta
Grindle are working for Mrs. Olive
Carter, who is i'll.
May IL.
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OVER THE TOP.
Hancock County Exceeds Allotment
in Victory Loan.

Patriotism of the people of Hancock
county was again shown by the result
in the Victory loan just closed. The
allotment for the couny was $685. 1925,
which will be exceeded by probably
100000. For the fifth time Hancock
county goes over the top.
The banks in the county should receive
their part of the credit, as, in the case
OF Ellsworth and Bar Harbor, both towns
being behind, they stepped forward and
took over the necessary amount to COM
plete the towns allotments.
The following table shows the approx
mate result. Towns marked .show the
exact amount of subscriptions reported.
The other towns are known to have
raised their allotment, and when the
final tigpres are compiled, they will have
exceeded that amount in some cases very
largely.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-05-14

gave an account of the meeting of Han
cock Pomona held May 9 with Highland
grange, North Penobscot.
May u. B.