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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-17
WANTED-TO RENT


WANTED At oNCE--Couplo want ~
room bpa rtnlnnt with bath; nicely
Furnished, close 10 car llno. must %
reasonable Y,2p. oklshonnn.
WANTED Three room completely
furnished apartment with bath. pre-.
fer close In. by Two adults and son
] Years, have good credentials. clean
and ur. 20 having own home, possss-
sion February J. l.. J. l., T., q. BoI
$50. CITY
WANTED FURNISHED house during ss~-
kon of legislature. Reference fur
nlshcd. " ". fugh. Room 800 Egbert
hotel
WANTED Furnished cottasc, adults.
Cnll Maple ilsj.J between Q and IL
WANTED TO rent 8 or Groom hif-
nlshod bungalow. references fuf-
nlshcd Cali Walnut 615?-R
WANTED Modern . OF s.room cottage
or apartment. by February ist Can
Maple Slid after y. m.
WANTED TO NENT-Mods house,
d or moro rooms. state location and
price. 1853, care Oklhhomnn.
WANTED TO rent nice unfurnlshed i-
room apartment. close IN. phone
Crimes. rBN.5, or Maple 400.
WANTED by young married couple .
or i-foom furnished apartment. pti-
Nnto bath. northwest preferred. Z-JO.
Ok'nhomnn
SEW 5.room modern bungalow. $50
month. adults ilil West ith
> or , llght Housekeeping rooms about
January goth prefer close In. east
side. t1V adults. MIG. car. Okla
hnmnn
WANTED good grnln and stock-
raising farm furnished. on halves:
experienced farmer. three sons. ref
efencc. y V, Oklahoman.
WANTED-To rent by reliable party.
~ 10 2j-rO0m unfurnisbsd house. close
in ON ur before Feb list walnut t1Ii
EESrOSSlHLE PARrY desires 10
l0.room house clos. m. has been IN
present location I years III. Okla
homhu
FIVE or = room house or apartment
In good location by reliable party.
I-3J. car. Oklahomhn
WANTED To RENT-s or 7.room
house. close In. permanent Call Oils
Estes. Wardrobe Cleaning Co. Walnut
1855
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT
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SMALL room In modern home, with
good meals. Maple 1904. at East
| Fifh ~.
SMALL, COky, warm ROOM nosr hath:
good hoard gentlemen Walnut $500.
| WAITED Men or ladies' TO hks
meals 230g y. shartel. phone Maple
! i"hi.J
I LARGE southeast room on car line:
breakfast served 1921 y. Dnl. Ma
| PIE 1900
UNFURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


EXPERIENCED sirl: white pre-
ferred). for general house. work
for family Of two Phone Walnut
1866.
WANTEp-Thrse experienced dining
room girls. Apply promptly. Duncan
hotel, HIvhuska. Okla.
wANTED-Two experienced csfo wait.
ToEs-s; viii furnish good room. Koy-
stone Hotel. Holdenyille. Okla.
WANTED Flfst-class cook and
ohlmhcfmaid at once. Call No. !,
Purcell.
Two apprentice girls at Mode mil
l.ncry. 30 y Robinson.
I.NrERIENCED tabl. girls wanted.
ll"roldr, 100 ". Main.
WANTED White girl or woman FOR
house work: three IN family; good
wages to right party; references re-
quIr-d Phone Walnut S9i
WANTED Woman between the ages Of
- and 4j 10 Keep house for man and
three children. girl ~. bows II and 9
years old. Fay good wages. n good
home for tho right one Live on u
farm y mile from good town. Write
HoX 2l2. Allen, Okla.
WANTED -Presset on ladies' gar
incnts Swlss Dye and Cleaning
WORKS, 1926 Vest 10Th.
WANTED-Woma supervisor manu-
featuring plant leather novelties.
must he experienced senmrtress and
capable Of handling employees Call
5ij W. Main
WANTED-W Woman checker Tor cafe;
experienced preferred. Huchns
hotel
SHORTHAND Sunday afternoons. g
hours most expert dlctatiOn: Gregg
or Graham: speed, 70 TO l2J. only 80
cents weekly. coaching free: all notes
read back This s relaxation. not
work, why don't you really progress'
Strictly confidential TO advanced stu.
dents attending other schools Miners
Expert Shorthand School. 7ls W. Main.
Maple 2jt2.
CAPABLE rtenographer and business
woman for good. permanent position,
must have initiative and executive
ability. good salary. In reply state II
single OF married: business experience,
references and salary expected. An.
swcr H.lj, Oklahoman
STENOGRAPHER WANTED - Good
salary. must be competent. Mr..
Christian. walnut 2eio
WANTED Good colored woman for
general homework: prefer one
married and living al home; OF every
day at I o'clock. a. 5. Heaney. l0l L..
Third.
WANTED Competent lady strnogra
pher Call 700 American National
Rank Hldg
COOK WANTED-Call Walnut 1913.
BUSINESS WOMAN wants gentle
woman TO mother e-ycar.old son and
take care of small apartment 1924
North Dewey
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR teach
crS who desire work during vacation.
our work Ia fascinating and profitable.
apply early. H.3G. Oklahoman.
WANTED Lady manager for good.
paying business, permanent. good
paving opening for responsible woman.
Address with phone number. II any,
y .st OklHhOmaU
WANTED-Rcspcctable and unencum-
bored woman TO help with house
work and laundry In family Of . adults
and chiIiren must he good cook and
Julr 20 take fun charge board and
room; good home for right party. Mrs.
u V Lewis, go W. Symmrs, Norman.
Phone %
GOOD COOK Tor smull family In
apartment; come dhllN ~ 10 CLOCK,
90 home nights; wages $500 week.
references 5Ot W, 18th
WANTED Mddlc-aged woman for
general homework Call at III West
Sth or Phone Maple ij5t
WANTED 80 Reliable frst.class cook
afternoons of. $500 per week oil
North Broadway
WANTED - Experienced cashier and
candy girl no other need apply Her
old's l06 West Main
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WANTED

Experienced house-t toulouse can
ysssers. Salary only. Apply City
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SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

(A- patriotic service tha Oklahomsn-
Times will publish want ads under this
heading for J days. without charge
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

THREE uufulpi-hed rooms for rent. sli
West mn. Modern
UNFINISHED one large front room.
downstairs. for light Housekeeping:
private entrance; lights. gas and water
furnished III " Maple.
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TWO large front rooms. beautifully fur
nlshcd. call after 7 o'clock evenings
or phone Maple 3cit i0s East l3th.
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HANGING AND PAINTING

ROOMS papered s. and up viii bring
samples. painting reasonable. Mapo
ust. w, r. Roach.
FAINTER and paper hanger. call Maple
l9li.R. WIN bring samples. Cheap
prices. Work guaranteed, Greenlce.
ROOMS papered 81 ana up; will bring
samples. Also painting. {. H. Roach.
walnut S6i2,
WALL PAPER galore and paper ham
gers sure. Your credit Is good. Ask
for Walnut i1Jl, Newton. S0i W. sth.
ROOMS papered, s. 90 aud up, win
bring samples. house painting Is our
specially Roach Bros. Maple 2527,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-03-20
VEST PITTSFIELD

Miss Carrie Crocker of Canaan
who visited several days last week
with her aunt, Mrs. Martha Patten.
was called home by the serious ill
ness .Qf her sister Mrs. Edith Crock
err Nutting.
F.. T. Allen accompanied by George
Taylor was at Frenchs crossing,
Thursday of last week. where they
loaded a car load OF pulp,
Charles Harris with crew of men
moved his barn last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Ramsdell
who have been at work for Thompson
Il Fox at their mill, have finished
work there and have moved into
Leslie Aliens house.
Mrs. Martha Patten was called to
Skowhegan last week by the serious
illness OF her niece. Mrs Edith Nut
ting. She returned home Saturday
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NORTH ANSON

DR.. H. S. Spears family has moved
from New Portland to this village in
to the house recently purchased by
DR.. Spear of NJ L. French on Center
street. The farmers telephone has
been installed there and the call is
$50.
The Sunshine Society will meet at
the home of Mrs. F.. s. Parsons.
Tuesday afternoon March 25.
Mrs. Alice Simmons went to Iol-
yoke, Mass. Wednesday of this week
to visit her uncle, Philander Moore
She will also visit in Sterling Mass
and expects to remain until June.
Miss Elizabeth Clifford is expected
home Saturday from her school at
Mexico to spend a weeks vacation
with her parents on Kennebec avenue
Mrs. Ada Scott has bought the
house on Willow street, south Of Fred
Parsons residence, which was for
merly the old Elm House. 1t was
moved from Elm street and made
over into a double tenement and Is
occupied by William Jackson and
Harley Stetson.
John Hamilton has bought the John
Taylor place on Union street which
has been occupied by William Coburn
for a number Of years" ''fH
Last Friday night, rs OF the young
people went to SCION 10 the BASKET
ball games between the North AnSon
teams and the Solons. The result
was that odr girls won ana our boys
lost. y
The regular meeting of Arson
Grange. will be held Saturday even
ing, April IS. and will be Ladies'
night. A program will Be published
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The D. A. R. Will meet Thursday.
March 9th. at The home Of Mrs.
Grace Rollins. The literary program
will consist of Witticisms, humorous
readings and music. A social hour
will follow the program.
The Bingham Fro Department
held its regular meeting in the Fire
mems Hall, Tuesday evening. Feb.
'sth, to elect new board OF engineers
and of1cers. The following were
elected: Chief J. p Hardy; 1st as
sistact. A. A. Dinsmore; End assistant
Steve Clark; captain of hook and lad
der company, L. C. Smith: lieutenant,
Fremont Steward: captain Of hose
company. Howard Moore; lieutenant,
o. J. Hill; treasurer. A. J. Upper:
secretary. l.. C. Smith. II was also
voted to continue the Saturday night
dances.
Nice eating potatoes for sale. Thirty
cents a peck or 81 a bushel. A. s.
Burke. 2w12
Will all members of the Royal
Neighbors Of America make a special
effort to attend the installation Of Of
ficers In the Grange Hall on Thursday
of next week. "A supper will follow
the installation
8. ]. whitney has moved his hard
ware business =, from the Russell
Block on Murray street to the Post
once block on Main street. When
the new ,.dxtures are installed and
complete II will be one Of the most
modern and up TO date hafdwafS
stnres In Somerset county.
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Coming Agricultural Meetings

r. NJ. Stiles, county agricultural
agent. announces meetings Of interest
to farmers as follows:
Monday evening of next week,
Farm Bureau meeting at Hartland.
Tuesday afternoon, March 25th,
meeting with Kennebec Valley
Grange at Madison
In the evening OF the same day, re-
organization of agricultural clubs at
North New Portland.
Thursday. March q, all day meet
ing, devoted to Dairy Feeding at
Cambridge Grange Hall. At this
meeting, Mr. Stiles will be assisted by
J. H: Bodwell Of Piscataquis county
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two years ago she came to North
Arson to live with her son, C. e.
Walker and wife, where she has been
tenderly cared for and had a pleasant
home. Besides her children, Mrs.
Walker leaves one sister, Mrs. Mary
Sheridan of Madison. She had lost a
brother and sister during the past
year. The funeral was held We'd
nesday afternoon at one O'Clock, Rev.
Clements Of Madison ofiiciating. Tho
flowers were profuse and beautiful
The bearers we're Orlando walker,
Erwin Hilton, Willie walker and Har-
~ Hilton, and the burial was III Sun.
set cemetery beside her husband.
MRS. Erwin C. HILTON 81.
Mn. Alice L. Hilton. wife .os Erwin
lC. Hilton OF Arson, died ct her home
Saturday. ~f arsn4c poison, eur "a
illness of only . few dsts. Mn. HI
ton vas at North AnSon an. town
meeting day and assisted IA; ladies
|of the Congregational church u ssry,
int dinner, and at that time eppe1fsd
70 b Id the best OF health. Mrs.
Hilton was born In Anson, May 30.
1856, the daughter OF Moses and Mary
c. (Walker) Bunker. She wa Q
student at Anson Academy whom Mr..
Simmons was principal. She mar.
ried Dec. ~, 1873, Erwin G. Hilton.
and two children were born to them.
. son. Arthur. who died in 1915, and
. daughter Matte. who married C. A.
Lander Of Madison. Besides her
husband and daughter she leaves two
sisters. Mrs. Hattie NJ. Hager and
Mrs. Augusta Bailey. both OF Water
vile. Mrs. Hilton was OF q kindly
sympathetic disposition, and in addi-
ton to her household duties. cared
for several years for three aged wo-
men, her mother and two aunts. and
gave them tender loving care until
they passed away. She was identi-
fed with the Congregational church
at North Arson until about a year ago
when she joined the church at Madi-
son, it being more convenient to at
tend there. Mrs. Hilton was descend
ed from two of the early families OF
the town and has spent her life in
Arson She traced her ancestry
back to six Revolutionary soldiers
Jonathan Allbee. Enoch. Danforth
Captain Solomon Walker. Joseph
Walker, Samuel Gould and Jonathan
Bnnkcr. and was a member of Ruth
Head Cragin Chapter for ten years
but took a transfer card to Margaret
Golfe Moore Chapter of Madison
few months ago. The funeral WAS
held at her home in Arson, Monday
afternoon, at two O'Clock. her pastor
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MAINSTREAM

School opened Monday after a two
weeks vacation.
The remains of Fred Hurd were
brought here Tuesday night from Ma
pletOn The funeral was held We'd
nesday at the VI. E. church at 10 a. m.
On account of bad travelling no
more services will be held at the NJ
May
Miss Hildred conroy is visiting her
sister Mrs. Henry Smith, in Corinna.
She is expected home this week and
will 90 to Athens. where she has ac-
cepted a position to teach this spring.
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SANDY RIVER

What came near being disastrous
blaze was discovered at Byron. Lam
bert's home, Thursday morning while
the family were at breakfast. The
are oapght around the stove In back
room; :. Only the fact that the blaze
was discovered almost as soon as 1t
started and quick action followed
saved the entire set of farm build
lngs. Ao
Erwin Gray Of Lowell, Mass. called
on friends In this place Thursday and
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week Friday evening and a picnic
supper will be served at six thirty.
Miss Evelyn Mcneil has been very
III with erysipelas.
A very enjoyable meeting q Som
erset Grange was held last Thursday
evening. A nice program was given
after which . social time was passed
in playing games.
Mrs. Elizabeth Russell delightfully."-
entertained one of the Ten Ten clubs
at her home on Monday afternoon.
Walter Jones arrived home Friday
from West Forks where he has been
employed numbering during the win
ter.
Mrs. Lottie Cunlfff OF Smithfeid
was the guest of Mrs. Elva Stanley
last Friday.
DR.. ]. D. Ames of Bangor WAS in
town Saturday to attend the funeral
of his mother, Mrs. Betsey Ames
whose death occurred at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. Fred Webster.
Harry Wade OF Augusta was q re-
cent guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Wade. =.
A delightful meeting of the village
improvement Society Was held on,
Thursday afternoon At the IA6rary
parlo,r.% ! TIE hestasseA Tor tie sftSf.
noon wsrs :Nts. l1tabsf MILLER "a
Mas 4Istte LonElsy -thodeA, NJ
Lonsiey Vas unsbls 70 - tt;5sxt n
seeayat Of illness and she ,ssat. = ~
3lisrsatias. psper. WHICH 1psa 9ssXs
M ssubjsct for tho stternooDr -.
I@Impfevsment In Social. Cosliii -,
Preventive Medicines H. 1'
and Surgical Science y egg. a
MIRA. Frank Wade = ssSx a(eS3ssE
ing from her recent iiipsss.
Miss Viola Souie has been confined
to her home BY illness during the
past week.
The "s3" Club enjoyed . meeting
With Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Casweil last
Saturday evening. Delicious refresh
mentS were served.
On last week Thursday evening the
members Of the Congregational Sun-
day school and the Boy Scouts were
given a picnic supper at the vestry |
and about ninety were present. At
ter supper games were played. All
present voted the affair great sue
cess.
A Father and Son" banquet was
held last Thursday evening at the
Baptist vestry. A large number were
present and enjoyed the supper af-
ter which plans were made for the or
ganization of a local Y. NJ. C. A. The
principal speaker of the evening was
Jefferson Smith.
a Nesper service was given at the
congregational vestry on last Sunday
evening at five o'clock. The program
consisted of the usual devotional ex-
ercises followed by a sacred concert
on a Victroa which was kindly loan
ed for the exercises by Mr., and Mrs .
Cony Russell After the service
light refreshments were served by
the committee in charge. Next Sun
day evening an illustrated Lecture
will be given at seven o'clock to I
which all are cordially invited The
subject for the sermon for the Sun
day morning service will be The
Will"
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BINt.Ii VI

Pressed hay and straw for sale \.
S. Burke
A regular meeting of the O. +. S.
will be held next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. a. S. Burke is spending this
week in Boston selecting spring
styles in millinery.
Just received new stock of Color
lite in all the popular colors Colorite
your hat Makes old straw hats look
just as good as new and new ones
any color to suit your taste. zoe a
bottle. BY mail &c extra. Also a
large stock of Sunset Soap Dyes in
all the colors at 15c pkg. Fred w.
Preble.
Mrs. Howard Bryant, the regular
| teacher of the 7th and Sth grades
will return to the school next Mon
day.
There will he a special meeting of
the Board of Trade this evening
Thursday.
| Kennebec Hall Amusement Co. will
open for moving pictures. Saturday,
March 22th. The program for that
evening will be, Mary Pickford in
"Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm" and
Fatty Arbuckle In "Oh, Doctor" Ad-
mission 10 and Is cents.
Henry BACON who has been en-
ployed on the Whipple farm for sey
eral years. has taken the milk route
and Will be ready to supply custom
ers after April >1st.
Miss Prudence Grindle.,. a sister of
the late Mrs. Carolin G. Savage, has
returned from abroad and is now
with her father in No, Brooksville,
Maine. ,....-
The Singing Kaffir Boys from the
land Of Livingstone and Stanley und-
er their director. MIR. J. Fl. Balmer,
assisted by Miss Elsie Clark will fur
nish the closing entertainment OF the
seasons course. Monday evening,
March Gath. This company is to re-
place the Berkeley Sextette that was
billed here for January. They come
to us with an unsurpassed record and
fine entertainment is anticipated.
The Century Club will be enter
tanned tomorrow afternoon friday
ut the home OF Mrs. Florence Owens
Supt Chas E. Ball will speak. : Sub
ject picture Study"
The Church Circle were entertain
ed yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. A. Dnsmore. Garments
were finished for the children of the
Wanderers Home" A short pro-
gram was presented and a social
time enjoyed.
Friday and Saturday Money Saving
Sale at Fred w. Preble's--5 large
cans fancy tomatoes 81, regular Csc
value; lib. Cocoa in glass jar CSC;
IL lb. Peanut Butter in glass jar Acc;
3 lbs. Fancy Rice CSC; II cakes
Grand Union Soap 81. Try Pie
Apple at 15c pkg; l lb. good tea soc.
The War Relief Society will meet
at the Fraternity Hall next Tuesday
afternoon. An urgent invitation is
extended as this will be the last meet
ing and all garments must be COM
pleted and the shipment made the
last of the month All having
any property belonging to the society
are requested to return it at this
time This society contributed $85
for the Endowment Fund for the
Childrens hospital in France instead
of S25 as published.
Mrs Wheaton, representative from
| the Wanderers Home in Waterville
spoke very Interestingly at the Con-
gregational church last Sunday even~
ing. 1t is understood that the Y p
S. C. E. will give a social in Grange
Hall next week for the benefit OF the
society.
1t is understood that Hon. F. H.
Colby and family will reopen their
home here next week.
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The News of Somersets Busy Towns

Friday OF last week. Mr.. Gray was
buying hay and potatoes.
Mrs. Perley Whipple and Miss
Vivian Frederick OF Starks were
guests for the day Saturday OF Mr..
and Mrs B. F. Baker.
John Linscott Ross, a returned
Canadian soldier, Is working for Frank
Padham.
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NOnRDerw0Cx

3. Mrs. Carroll Staples accompanied
hss father to hia homo ~ Ainneeoea
last week. u. ys, !, "a, -
Mrs.. Mary Normandy has been VI.
fting In 8h6whe9sa and last week teAe
received news that her daughter, Mn
Mildred Treffie WA very seriously
Ill. Mrs. Normandy returned immA-
diately to her homo III town and
started the next dsy AFTER receiving
the news for her dlushtars home IN
California.
Miss Hazel Whitney delightfully."-
entertained one Of the Ten Ten clubs
at her homo last week Monday even
Ing and this week Monday afternoon
the same club was entertained by
Mrs. Agnes Green. Datufy refresh
ments were served at each meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph whitney were
In Waterville on Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Robbins is visiting rel
atives in Hallowell, for a few days.
Mrs. Annette Spaufffng is the guest
of her brother. Frederick spaulding
in Newton. Mass.
Mrs. A. d. Brackley, Mrs Florence
Whiting and Mrs. Plummer Butler
were hostesses at one of the Ten Ten
club meetings last Wednesday. The
meeting was held at the home of Mrs.
Brackley and refreshments of pine
apple whip and assorted cakes were
served
Miss Alice Johnson is visiting rela-
tiyes in Madison.
William Gilmour of Cumberland
Mills was the week end guest of Mr.
and Mrs G. S Jewett.
Leland Merrill has been on the sick
list.
The members Of Somerset Rebekah
Lodge l. o. 0. F. enjoyed a picnic
supper and entertainment at their
hall on Friday evening The presi-
dent of the Maine Rebekah Assembly
Mrs. Valeria Merrill was the guest
OF the lodge for the evening.
Charles Whiting has been confin-
ed to his home for several days by
illness
Mrs Henrietta Wood has returned
from a few weeks visit with relatives
in Skowhegan.
Charles Everett, the little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Everett is very
i'll.
Charles Bracket has purchased the
interest in the Soule e Blaisdell
blacksmith shop. owned by Mr.. Soule
Mr.. Soule at present is taking Free
man Abbott's place in the shoe fac
tory as Mr. Abbott is in poor health.
Mrs d. f. Taylor is passing this
week with her son in Mechanic Falls
Miss Cora Baker made a business
trip to Waterville last Saturday.
Miss Hazel Whitney and Miss Mil
dred White were the week end guests
of friends in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Oliver Of Oak
land recently passed a few days in
town the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Pierce.
Chester Jones has leased one of the
stores In the Carr block and Is nav
ing 1t made ready for his use in the
near future as confectionery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hussey and
daughter were passengers on the ear
ly train Monday for Boston. *
Miss Elsie Savage was In Madison
last Thursday evening to attend the
birthday party given In honor of her
cousin, Cecil Wescott. g. ~s Z.
Milford Heafey has been passing a
week in town the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Savage and left recently
to pass the summer on his farm In
Concord.
E. J. Holway of Boston was in town
recently on business trip.
Wallace Witham is confined to his
home with inflammatory rheumatism
and while he is III Ulmont Stanley
is supplying on the milk route.
The regular meeting Of Cedar
Chapter o. E. s., will be held on this