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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-01-30
RAVEN LODGE NO. So, X. OF P.

The following officers were reinstalled
on January Is by Grand Lodge Lectur-
er Fl. c. Libby and Grand Lodge
Deputy Ell. G. Jackson:
q. c., w. J. Penhallegon
V. c., Henry &. Jackson
Prelate, Charles l.. Ivey
M of w, Joseph M. THICKER
K of r and S and M Of F, John Ralph
M of Elk, W. FL. Correll
M Of A, Walter J. Benson
In &. James Kitto
OG, George Jeuck
Rep. to Grand Lodge for years, r.
J. Martin
Grand Lodge Deputy, George Craw-
ford.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-01-30
JACOB JONES SUNK
/. BY SUBMARINE U-53
Battle Occurred After the u
Boats Visit to u. S.
FACT GIVEN OUT IN REPORT
Enemy Graft Which Had Been in
Newport in 1916 Torpedoes De-
stroyer-Two Navy Officers
Are Made Prisoners.

Washington, Jan. 27.-The Ameri-
can destroyer Jacob Jones, sunk OIL
the Irish coast by a German subma-
dine December 6. 1917, was torpedoed
by the U-53, the vessel which visited
Newport, r. l., in the summer OF 19lo'
and later harried allied merchant SNIP
ping off the New England coast.
This fact was disclosed in the report
of Lieuts. T. L. Mueller and j. IL. Full
cher, Z. S. n, who were captured by
the submarine U-152, which sank the
cargo transport Ticonderoga Septem-
Der SO. 1918. and released when the
German submarine flOtilla was surren-
dered November "A, after they had
spent nearly two months on the SUD-
mersible in American waters ana at
the German submarine base at Klel.
Called Aid for BagIey.
The report, made public by the navy
department, showed also that the Ger
man officer commanding the U-53 when
/ the Jones was destroyed, Captain Won
Schrader, was aboard the boat When
it was at Newport.
He there saw Lieut.. Commander
David Worth Bagley, nephew OF the
wife of Secretary Daniels, who COM
manded the Jacob Jones. Won Schra-
der told the captured American offi-
GERS that he had recognized Bagley in
the dory Of the sinking destroyer, and
sent out a wireless call for aid before
leaving the scene A note appended
to the report, presumably by Vice Ad-
miral Sims, said such a call was picked
up at Queenstown, but that it's origin
had been q mystery.
Also Sunk Tampa.
The U-152, which, after sinking the
Tconderoga and taking Mueller and
Fulcher aboard, continued to Amerl-
can waters to raid shipping, encOun-
tered the U-53 on her way back to
Kiel after all German submarines had
been recalled near the end of the war.
Besides telling of the destruction of
the Jacob Jones, Captain Won Schra-
der said that six weeks earlier in the
Bristol channel he had sunk an Ameri
can escort ship, believed to have been
the former coast guard cutter Tampa,
which went down with all hands on
board and had fired a torpedo at the
American scout cruiser Chester.
The Tampa was sunk>la Septem-
Der 26 and the navy department said
there was no evidence that the U-53
was in the vicinity The Chester was
not hit.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-01-30
AIR FIGHTING In FRANCE

Russell L. Huxtable Of Mineral Point
who is with the 173d Aero Squadron
American expeditionary forces in Eu-
rope, has sent to The Democrat office a
very interesting copy of Plane News
air service paper. The 139 squadron
was part of the Second Pursuit group,
which has an official record of destroy
ing no Hun planes between August 49,
when it commenced operations. and
November II, when the armistice came,
while it brought down many other un-
official enemy ships.
One article in this copy OF Plane
News tells in a very graphic manner OF
how the aviators aided in welcoming
the President of the United States to
France
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-01-30
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
A. n. Schoenfeld, Pastor.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

The church with a glad welcome fol-
everybody.
Services for Sunday, Feb. 2, 1919.
1920 a. m. Morning worship. Ser
mon subject, 'The Comforts and Dis
comforts of Life or Lessons from the
Eagle
11:45 a. m. Sunday School. We are
growing in numbers and interest, come
with us and we will do you good and
you will cheer US.
1870 p. M Evening Devotions. Ser
mon subject, "An Old Fashioned Theme
in a New Light-The Regeneration of
Man" A sermon for everybody.
7:3O p. m. (Thursday) Prayer and
Bible Study On next Thursday even
ing Jan. 80, the annual business meet
ing Of the church will be held imme-
diately following the prayer and praise
service.
Lest you forget, permit US to repeat
that the doors of this church always
swing open with friendly welcome
for everybody.
You will enjoy the spirited and
cheering singing by the large chorus
choir. COME
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-01-30
Mineral POINT OF TODAy
NOTES BY THE DEMOCRATS
NEWS GATNEREK,

Mrs G. J. Cooper, II. went to Chicago
Monday for. a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs Chris. Aurit Of Elk
Grove spent Monday with her sister
Mrs Bernard Fielder, enroute to Mil
yankee to be present Wednesday at the
ordination to the priesthood Of their son
Anthony Aurit.
Claude Thicker of the U. S. N 4, son
of Mr. and Mrs George Thicker, arrived
here Sunday from Pelham Bay, New
York, where he was honorably dis
charged.
Mrs E. G.. Fielder left Monday for
Chicago to meet her husband on his
return from the west.
The Woman Auxiliary of the TRIM
ty church will meet with Mrs Frank
Bishop, Thursday, February 6.
Raymond S. Jackson, 128th Inf. 32d
Div. U. S. A, son of Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Jackson who has been in active
service overseas, arrived home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Bishop spent sew
eral days last week in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs M. 7. Salmon of Plum
Grove are spending this week with Mrs
Samuel Salmon.
Mrs W. E Vickerman of Lewistown,
Mont, Mr. and Mrs J. F. Mcneil, Mr.
and Mrs Henry Leonard, Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Leonard and Mr. and Mrs
Will Collins of Hollandale, John and
William McNeill and Mrs d. 0. Will
liams of Waldwick, John Mcneil of
Waterloo, Iowa, and Miss Mary Mcneil
of Milwaukee attended the funeral of
Alex. Mcneil, ST.. here Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Davis, teacher at
Argyle, is spending vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs W. J. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs OS,non Fox of Madison
attended the Penhallegon Huxtable
wedding here Monday evening.
j. J. Fielder was in Milwaukee last
week to attend a directors meeting Of
the Catholic Knights.
Frank Collins purchased the farm Of
Mrs Mary MARI four miles southwest Of
this city last week
Alex. Mcneil returned from Lewis
town, Montana, last week on account Of
the death Of his father, Alex. Mcneil,
Sr.
Mrs Joseph Collins returned to Mon
roe Wednesday, after visit with her
sister Mrs Alex Metz.
Miss Mary Graham returned to New
Diggings Friday, after visiting her par
ents here.
Mrs Fayette Harwick of Mooretield,
Nebr., Mrs Charles Penhallegon of
Wenatchee, Wash, Mrs W. j. Andrews
of New Glarus, Teasdale Grange of
Sioux Rapids, Iowa, Albert Grange
and son Paul of Darlington and Mr. and
Mrs Alva Blackburn of Monroe at
tended the funeral of Mr. George
Grange Monday.
Philip Ivey returned Tuesday from
st. Joseph's Hospital in Dodgeville
much improved in health.
Miss Margaret Bradford returned to
Chicago Wednesday, after visit with
her sister Miss Mary Bradford.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Bechtei ana son
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-01-30
PLEASANT VIEW

r. j. Benson and son Charles are
spending a few weeks in Chicago.
Lawrence Thompson is home from
Beloit visiting his parents.
Mrs Jane Dunn spent last week with
Mrs Jennie Martin at the R. j. Benson
home.
Charles Reynolds has been in this
neighborhood the past week saving
wood.
Mrs William Proctor spent Tuesday
with Mrs Erwin Holmes in Mineral
Point.
Lynn Terrill spent the past week in
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-01-30
OPENS FIGHT ON BERGER
Rep. GiIIett Says House Should Re-
fuse to Seat Milwaukee Man Who
Was Convicted of DisIoyaIty.

Washington, Jan. 25.-The first open
opposition to seating Victor Berger of
Wisconsin as a member of the house
came in statement from Representa-
tive Gillett of Massachusetts, candi-
date for speaker in the next congress.
Gillett said the refusal to seat Berger
should be the first act of the next
house because Berger was found guilty
of charges Of disloyalty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-01-30
Waldwick at the Chad Harker home,

Waldwick at the Chad Harker home,
J. r. Wallis, Gerald Salmon, and
Charles Reynolds had business near
Ridgeway Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Day and Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Griffith visited at the Will
Proctor home Sunday.
Miss Hazel Thompson visited with
Veva James recently.
Miss Annie Golliner spent the week
end at the Gratz home.
Will Proctor and Fred Jungbluth at
tended a sale near Fayette on Friday.
George Day visited with his friend
LavOn Dunn recently.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-01-30
Do You Need An Overcoat?

IF SO you want the best. Don't you?
We can give you the best and save you
from $500 to $780, Large assortment
Of up to date styles to select from.
G. VARLIN, Reliable Clothier.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-01-30
BARS ALL LIQUOR MACHINERY
Alabama Bill Prohibits Appliances
Used to Make Intoxicating
Beverages.

Montgomery, Ala, Jan. 25.-Liquor-
making appliances and vehicles used
in transportation of liquor would be
subject to confscation, and sale of
beverages resembling" liquor would
be prohibited under a bill passed by
the Alabama senate and sent to Gov.
Klby.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-01-30
No Chance for Him.

When you see a man who is willing
to let we'll enough alone you see one
who will never occupy any of the
room at the top.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1919-01-30
Hard to Classify.
France.

Coming Author-"Well, they are
sort of betwixt and between. They
are too sensible for nonsense verses
and too nonsensical for sensible
verses Boston Evening Transcript.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

Il viii be iEAr1Ed with warm inter
est by people Ct tbs section that Vice
Corss. Horatto ToaeY Nooers Of
sxovsegan has passed the exanaina-
tsor emitting him TO q pos:tion as
consul He 10 now located In Brussels.
Belgium having removed from Ant
verp, where he Was first located II
the American consular service. He
has BEEN recently been put in charge
Of ali TIE passport Control for Belg4-
Una entire The change in headquar-
ters from Antwerp 10 Brussels was
made because Of the increased bust
neze- 1, viii also be learned with ad-
ditionai pleasure that Mr. NooeEs il
expected 20 arrive in the United
States by TIE middle Of August. He
viii stop for q brief time in Washing
ton Attending 20 final business mat
tiers in co.1eceion with his consular
exAmiastEc, aad after short visits ii
Philadelphia where Mrs. Mooers' has
been passing the winter and spring.
and other s.ort visits en route will
come 20 Skowhegan COR about one
month TO vIsit Ms parents Sheriff
and Mrs John a Nco=-s His wife
will accompany him q Ssovhegan
Mr.. Mooe-s has writer recently o.
being presen. a. the reception ten
dered TO President. and Mrs. wilson
in Belgium He has also written II
the exercises in connection with TIRE
recognition Of May ~ as follows
AS the day was Memorial day
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Adolphe Gacne

Funeral services for Adolphe Ga-ne.
aged IL years, who was drowned in
the kenneeec river Monday. were
held from the church Of Our LADY
OF Lourdes about ) o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. FIR. J. Louis a. Remand
oinciated and the remains were In
TERED IN Calvary cemetery on North
avenue. The parents Of the child.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Paul Gagne. came here
from Augusta about O year ago and
there are four surviving children in
their family.
The members Of the Pioneer Pas.
Grand's Association observed gentle
mems evening Monday night AT the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. e L. Savage on
Water street The afternoon was
passed socially. the meeting being
called to order at o'clock. Solicit
ed supper was served on the
lawn at $50. covers being laid
for 80. The repast was very
dainty and beautiful flowers dec
GRATED the rooms and the table
The post prandial exercises were
presided over by Mrs. Violet V Fog
The members OF the association al,
responded with readings or stories IT
a humorous nature and the gentle
men later added to the merrinent of
the affair by the telling of some en-
tertaining stories. The refreshme,.
committee was composed OF Mics
Alice Danforth. Mrs. Lila French
Mrs. Mabel n. Bragg and Mrs. Car
RE Bearce- The Savage home was
thrwon open to the ladies and their
guests Twelve past grands we're
In attendance. The next regular
meeting Of the association will be at
Mrs Mary Bailey's home on BAPTIST
Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Nichols and
Miss Iva Holway are ENJOYING a
week at Ocean Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason A. Merrfr of
Canaan are the parents Of q young
son born at the Hill hospital. The
little lad weighed IL I-2 pounds and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

n. ToeEY MoOERS
Recently Made U. 8. Consul at erus-
sells
diers who were killed. His Eminence.
Cardinal Mercer. presided and some
parts Of the service wore very pretty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

discharge from the service. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. w. Philbrick. parents OF
Lieut.. Philbrick. ana William Phil
brick are in Boston awaiting his ar
rival.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R Bick,s.l. who
sold their farm in Madison sc-e
months ago and since March have
been living In Portland. have been
in Skowhegan for short time they
returned 10 Portland TUESDAY.
Miss Helen z Merriam went to
Watervilie Tuesday morning 10 visit
with her sister, Mrs 2 L Weeks.
fer q few days Miss Merriam will
return to her duties as a member
Of the teaching force in the Leayitt
street school
Miss Amanda William q Middle
street. accompanied b. her sol. Per-
ley W;than Of this town. and her
daughter. Mrs Arthur P Jones of
Keene, n. H. and children went to
Peaks Island Tuesday morning 10 re-
Mrs Jones and children viii return
to Skowhegan for longer visit be-
fore going to Keere. N H
Eddie Cote. who underwent treat
ment for appendicitis az Hill hospital.
has returned to his home.
Masses are being held AZ $50 week
days at Our Lady OF Lourdes Cath
olic church instead Of o'clock. The
change in time is because Of the Pa
rochial school sessions being ended
for the summer. The nuns have gone
TO the motherhouse at Mount Merici,
Waterville. and the Convent is closed
except for .week-ends.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Parsons of Winter street will wish
TO extend Fluctuations over the safe
arrival of a s;pound son. TIE little
stranger arrived late Monday night
at the Hill hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Danforth and
daughter of Somerville. Mass. who
have been guests at the Eliza Dan
forth farm. departed Tuesday morn
ing.
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has been named Lendau Sherwood
Sidney Po-0Ier. well known farmer
q the East Skowhegan section was
II the village Tuesday forenoon
greeting friends. He stated that
crops were looking well IN his
neighborhood and that haying was
begun in full swing Monday morn
ing.
DR.. and Mrs. Brace I Lawley AMI
baby Of Arlington. Mass. have ar
rived 70 visit with the doctors
mother. Mrs. Perme,a A Lawley IF
Shirley and Dinsmore streets. Mrs.
Lawley and child will remain n
Skowhegan for several weeks
George 4. Moore is leaving today
"wednesday 70 join his family at
Freeport. Later they will go TO
Randolph 70 visit his relatives.
J. c. Scott, a well known farmer Of
tire Athens Road. fell from a lead Of
hay Monday and sustained quite
serious injuries. He was unconscious
for time but no bones were be-
lieved 70 be broken.
TIE Ella r. Mitchell Philathea
class Of the Bethany churc!, will meet
az the home of Mrs Mabel P. 5u6-
k.rs, So Locust avenue.this Wednes-
day afternoon and evening. Supper
will be served a. o'ciock and all
members are requested 10 bring a
plate. fork. spoon. cup and sa1ce
dish. Those not solicited from are
asked TO bring sandwiches.
Lewis Barker Of Casper. Wyoming.
WHO graduated from Skowhegan high
school in tt1c'ass ct1Sse las been n
town this week renewing acQuaint-
ances and making his headquarters
a; Hotel oxford. Mr.. Bankers old
horne was in Athens.
Eey. c. II. Hinck,ey. superinten-
dent and founder Of Gc1i VIII in
stitution was visitor il town Tues
day.
". z. Leighton Of Portland ar
rived Tuesday forenoon Oh business
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. F. Kicker Of Wat
erviIle were visitors the first Of this
week Ct the home o. Mrs. Carte L
Bragg On Pleasant street Mr. Rick
er is steward al the Country Club.
Waterville
Arthur Morrisette. formerly IF
this place. now OF Chicago. IS enter
tanning a party Of friends at Lake
Wesserunse1t. Included amo-- his
guests are his nephew. Master Glenn
ent Gregoire of Augusta and Messrs
Bennie Mark. Of Providence. Roy
Wright Of Chicago. Leo Conan Of
Boston. Marshall Welch of Boston
and 3. Ripley of New York
Miss Marion Morrill, of Lawrence,
Mass. is a guest of her cousins.
Mrs B. F. Webb and Mrs. William
H. Fowler. A party composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb. Mr.. and Mrs
Fowler. with Miss Morrill,, and. Mr..
Fowler's sister. Mrs. Stella Bryant
Of Boston who IS a guest in the
Fowler home. have returned from a
pleasant automobile trip to North
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lyiSdft

land On Elm St.: Ritaer ? AizEs 10
Henry = Coca,e-
Mereer-yaues H CkapnAn 70 wal
lace L. Felloxs: wallace Il Feil0~s TO
Albert P Jack
Hzruony-W. s Marble 81 as 20
Howard Fowhe ST.. about 10 aerss- COZ
Sheraton. sEa
Skowheezn-Anoa p Merrill. sxec1-
trix 10 Joe Butle- Cand skowhegan-
Canaan read. Guy z ve,lie-e TO
Mitchell Mur-ay: Fred C Poele- and
Marx P Emery TO Ella " Pcoler: Cy-
rus B Williams 20 Leon E Buker. land
Russell rad
New Po--land-George L Tinker &c
John P witheriy
Car5-idge-A,fred ~ Lander to En-
nest D. Blsi<6eIl.
Nadison-JUiieite Edwards and A K
p. Ee~ards a.d b K. Edwards 20
Gaetano Gale. is.c On easteriy SIDE of
Pine St: wailsc. E Adams 20 Martha
ccrson: Augustus n. Morrill, to Ne.tie
z Morrill,. wife
Cornvilie-Nctt z Russell, Corn~Eue.
TO Pierre De Mcntreeu. oca,a. Fla
BiEgham-Ray C Brown TO Law
renee Pooler lrart Of Josiah Gcccrca
farm; Peter Farley TO Angie V. Firth.
!. acres: Marta s Il Savage to Roy
NJ Savage
Norrldgewcck-Lester I. Moore ard
Frank D Moore to'wulsan z Under
wood; Henry K. Sawyer 20 Edward A
Hilton water rights
Pittsned-Frank Russell 20 Olga s
C-ark: William s Smith 10 Ira E
Clark
Canaan-Alpheus Mason and A,ten A
Goodrich TO Harriet A. Kearney.
Anson-Daniei Thsrseault and Silas A
The1ieault. both of Ansca 20 wIitred V.
Thereauit- the Record farm: John J.
Locke to Perley ana Rese z woodcock
Emhden-Fe-ley r. Paine es NJ TO Ooed
o. SkilIings
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port Miss Morrill, win leave for
her home Friday.
Judge c. @ Small was presiding
over an adjourned session Of Pro-
bate Court Tuesday. Business was
rather quiet about the court room
Smith Gates
a quiet wedding occurred Monday 81
tie Congregational parsonage when
Rev. C. H Mckinney dictated at the
marriage ceremony OF Edward Smith
and Miss Dorothy Gates. beth Of Nos
COW Tie groom is The son Of the late
James Smith and is farmer. The
Sr!de is the daughter o. Forest Gates
CT Moscow. and the newly married
couple will make their home with the
brides father on his Moscow farm
Neh,e.Waiksr
Al interesting wedding was s-ienn:sed
Tuesday afternoon n 10 o'clock ~
the Congregational parsonage u Leav-
if. street Lieut. Howard E. Noble. lats-
Il discharged from the service after
being connected with the Q. II Br.
American Emharkation Center. and !
long period Of active service overseas
ard Mss Elsie A Walker Of Skowh>-
gan. being the contracting parties TIE
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MADISON
Runaway Horse Throws Ri
out Of Carriage Resui,.|
ing Of Main Street in p,..

what narrowly escaped b.,..
fatal aocsdent caused the 49,
% hold their breaths with fea, ~
The saeseR- mcnfhs-o tsur.,..
Mr.. and Mrs John McFara,sI
thrown from . baby ca.-,s,.
runaway horse near the Ncr,,.,
home On KOwen street Nontsr -
noon The team belonged TO "a.
Theharge, who was engaged !, h.
Ing dressing when the horse 49,
frsghseced The child was ,h,.~
several feet almost under III.
away team bat 10 nov though,
hzTe escaped with Only = tss =,
b-gEseE
Sergeant and Mrs Harry r,,.
who have been passing Mr.. Y,,~.
fErSoGgh with relatives and t-.,s
In Madison and Arson retuur
Portland Sunday night Serr- p,
ley has recently returned from =.
\ years service overseas. E..,
the regular army and vas s,s,is
AZ one Of the Portland forts b.,
the war and expects to return us
Old station II
Miss Clara Lada % Boston u
guest Of her brother H L Lsdd~
other relatives In this vicini,y
Mrs Villa Hilton was The r-.
END guest Of Mr.. and Ms. R.s-
EalEa1tyre ut wintso.v!l!e. ,s,.,
ing home Monday forenoon.
Mrs Herbert Caldwell and d.,s,
ter Ruth a Augusta are TIE I'm
this week Of Nrs- Ca,dwers ss,
Mrs Gertrude Gilman
The BoyS School hand esu .
open air concert Saturday er.,s
near the town kaIl or TIE Assoc Il
Of the river Sunday at,s-,oo, i
band gave two concerts .; Laksu
before large audiences
Street Commissioner Edward u.
cott has . crew Of men q. work y
ting q new coating Of Tar AID an
e. On Main street near E2nne.a
corner.
John Matson Of Boston s-rtys
town the last Of the week sndsa
guest q Mrs Xaason's parents u
and Mrs Il W. Frederic
Mrs Lima NcKso-ey arrived
Madison Monday nigh, 10 visi: ri
2tives and friends Mrs NcEsl
neT left Madison ear,S las: :ali u
passed the winter with .els,iys
California
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bride was formerly a nurse at the Som
erset hospital bu, during the var en-
listed for service ana was stationed
At one of the New York hospitals where
Eassed soldiers with tuhercular symp-
toms were being cared for The couple
became acquainted a little over three
years ago when Lieut. Noble was a
patient at the Somerset hospital for
an appendicitis operation. His present
wne was then = nurse there and the
romance began at that time and has
continued to exist during the long days
OF separation and warfare. Rev. c. H
MCKINNEY cfiesa,ed At tie wedding and
the couple left shortly thereafter for
q camping trip Of two weeks. They will
return TO Skowhegan for q short time
but Plan to go West to make home
for themselves. Mrs Noble is the dauga-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Walker
OF Norridgewcc. Lieut. Noble IL the sen
Of Mrs Laura Noble of this place ami
the late Riley Noble. The family for
merly lived in St Adams. the fathe.
a general ctore there. subsequently the
family moved 20 Skorhegan. ana Lieut.
Noble IVES for several years IN thu
United States army prior to the out
break of the World War He had pre-
vious to that time returned 10 Skowhe-
gan and was OF great service in drill
ing the volunteers when Company z
was being modified here. He was first
sergeant In that organisation. I.
The following real estate transfers
have lately been recorded at the Som
erset Registry:
Fairneid-Ffank Z. Doe to william n.
Knox. about 100 acres land: Herbert ".
Murray to william H Knox. about 3
ceres: Ruel +. Lamb TO Ida u. J.
Fletcher: May p. Totman TO DAVID
King; Edith n. Glew to Caroline Fuller.
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CLINTON

Mr. and Mrs Everett Hoi. Of
Washington. D. C.. arrived in town
Monday and will be the guests Of
Mr. Holt's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Holt
Miss Annie Low has returned to
her home IN Boston. Mass, after Wis
itfrg relatives and friends in town.
Mrs Charles Willis Of Hinckler
was q recent guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Manson Pease.
Henry McKsnny entered the S,s.
tiers hospital in waterville Monday
where he received surgical treat
ment-
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E Whitman 49,