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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-19
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-19

ball. Divorce C. w. Girdlestone. at
torney for plaintiff.
Ventura Venabides Quiroga VS.. jose
phine Stafford outrage. Divorce
George Earl Hoffman, attorney for
plaintiff.
e. f. DUNCAN VS.. l.. w. Granger.
ney for plaintiff.
ID. H. Holmes Co., Ltd. VS.. Mrs. M. c.
Mccoy. Damages $3.50 L v. Hols-
berry, attorney for plaintiff
Central Pharmacy VS.. Brook Drug
Co. Damages $500. L. v. Holsberry
attorney for plaintiff.
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sacola with her sister, Mrs "a. Hubert.
Mrs Hubert's baby is quite ill. sss Nick
Nicholson, of Pensacola, has purchased
home in Klondyke. He bought the old
Norris place and has already made many
has moved into what is known as the
old Cowan place %ss ". NJ Olsen was
visiting friends at Bulah Wednesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-19

There viii be church services here
Sunday, the 18th, at the time Of the
regular appointment of the Baptist min.
ister Henry Cobb and family spent
nesday 80 A H. Bailey made a bust
ness trip TO Pensacola. Tuesday. sss G.
Sanders called A. III. Bailey, Sunday
afternoon. $50 Master Tonmie Barrineaui
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L the guest Of Master Charlie Pierce -.s.
it.ng with friends here SUNDAY. =. A ~.
Jewel Diamond has been quite ~ -
week. 40 lie KlcSdyke saw mill, .goy5n.
by III. Diamond, is rapidly 81 :.
larger sss Construction has stared -"
EIeven-Iile Greek bridge.
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Suits Filed in Court of Record.

The Standard Oil Co. VS.. j. ]. Nc
Daniel. Damages $500. Sullivan and
Sullivan, attorneys for plaintiffs.
The Standard Oil Co. VS.. City Trans
fer Co Dana ges $500. Sullivan and
Sullivan, attorneys for plaintiffs.
Henry SNOWFALL VS.. yirgie Snow
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Klondyke, Fla. Oct 17.-Many of the
farmers have lost their hay on account
of the rainy weather. $50 Miss Margie
Helton is spending few weeks in PEN
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-07-03
Norfolk. Va. and sister Miss Fidella

Norfolk, Va, and sister Miss Fidella
Fowler of Lewiston, are visiting rela-
tives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bigelow of Kansas
were guests Monday of her sister,
Mrs Frank Tuttle. They have not
met before for % years.
Friends of Ernest Jewett will be
saddened to learn of his death Sunday
morning at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Florence Soper at Newport. He
was formerly a resident of this town.
The remains of Mrs. Viola Rand of
Waterville former resident of this
town. were brought here for burial on
Thursday. June p. Mrs. Rand was
a member of Sunrise Chapter o f. S.
She is survived by a husband and a
daughter Norma. an aged mother, two
sisters, Miss Lucille Barrett of Wat
erville and Mrs Iyetta Nutting of
Hartland
NJ sses May and Emma Goodwin,
teachers in Massachusetts, are pass
ing their vacation with their sister
Miss Minta Goodwin.
Mrs. Clarence Rand of Lewiston
was in town Thursday TO attend the
funeral Of Mrs Viola Rand.
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HARMONY

Daniel H. Davis former resident
and blacksmith of this town is visit
ing his sister Mrs y. A. Corson.
Carroll +. Deering went to Lewis
ton last week on business connected
with the new firm of Deering and Nc
Laughlin. Business is opening up
fine with them and they would re-
specially ask everyone to give them
call
The school exercises held in the
Grange Hall last Friday evening We're
the finest ever held here. They were
furnished By the Primary, Intermedi-
ate and Grammar erades and certain
" showed painstaking care and pa
fience on the part of the teachers.
The school' of this town are of the
highest class in the State and We
have been fortunate indeed to have
the services of such thorough instruc-
tors and good disciplinarians as Miss
Taylor. Mrs Perkins. Miss Foss. Miss
Crawford and Mr. Worden
Minced aud ptessed ham, bacon
smoked shoulders, picked salmon or
mackerel with new potatoes for your
dinner for sale at DeerinB & Me
laugh MS.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bartlett spent
the week end in Newport the guests
of his sister Mrs George Pratt.
II. +. Could is closing up his ae-
counts and preparing to leave town
in the early fall
Jack Gagnc who was recently burn
ed out has a new house up and board
ed on the old site also y a. Corson
has his mill running again.
The following pupils of D ST. No.
/, South Road school We're not alb
sent or tardy during the month of
June. Hester. Geneva, Fred and
Martha Kicker also Seth Fowlie. Not
absent for the entire year and tardy
but once for that time which is a
mighty Good record.
Edwin Drawn, Mr. and Mrs Carl
Nelson and Harvey Herrick OF ca
man. Mrs Fidella Fowler of Lewis
ton and Blaine Fowler, [. S Navy
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
II cker for over Sunday.
Mrs Mollie Lombard attended her
class runion at Sebec Lake last Sat
nrday.
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ST. AI.BANS

Mr. and Mrs. \ j Waterman. Mr.
and Mrs. \. " Waterman, Mis- MabeI
Waterman and Harold Waterman OF
Portland who were guests the past
week al Dayd LongleY's lett Sunday
on their return home.
Mr. and Mrs e. \. Batchelder We're
Al their summer home al Five Is
lands for a few days, returning home
Tuesday
Harold Briggs. Miss Mabel Water
man, Miss MaFel Nutter and Mrs
David Longley We're at Lakewood
Sunday.
DR.. Joseph Jackson and Mrs
Jackson. Mr. and Mrs Eddie Jack
son and Mrs. Ellen Given OF
Barre, Vermont, arrived Friday
Of last week and are at their eamT
on the shore of Indian Pond.
Mr. and Mrs. George Leland OF
NIiddleboro, Mass have recently beer
guests of relatives returning TO theil
home Saturday. Mrs Leland was
Mis- Marion Emery daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. p F. Emery.
Glen Hanson mas exchanged hi,
Overland car for a new Xeiie.
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Lakewood Notes

James Durkins Lakewood PLAYERS
are presenting this week the splendid
war drama when He Came Back
In this play Jack Overton proved his
mettle on the field of battle But
love for his wife was too strong Rah-
er than forego the pleasure of See
ing her again he faced the bitter
scorn of shonor. How Jack vas
saved from himself forms a play of
startling realism, remarkable color
and splendid stage-craft
Next week Lakewood Stock Com
pany will present play which Mr.
Durkin suggests may be the moSt pop
ular offering of the season, "A Stitch
in Time" This is the story of Phoebe
Ann, the little scrub girl of the Latin
Quarter. Until you know her YOU
don't know sunshine, you have Reyer
seen a rainbow, or heard the birds
sing. This is a play quite similar to
Peg Only Heart a play which We
know from experience is the most
popular type of play for Lakewood
Theatre patrons.
In the July number of the Vogue
there is a photograph of Mr.. Joseph
Maeauley of the Lakewood Stock
Company in his recent part as King
Dushyanta in "Shakuntala; this $ a
Hindu love drama playing At the
Greenwich Village Theatre in Wv
York City.
Spiritual meeting at Lakewood Sun
day. July 9Th at 1870 a. m. and , "a
D. M Rev Frederic Nicholson Of
Boston as Speaker and Psychic
Dances after the Theatre oyery
Tuesday and Friday night for the sea-
son Music by Welch's Orchestra Of
Waterville
Lakewood Inn now open for the 9e1-
son under the excellent management
of Mr. and Mrs L. W Lanpher af
Gardiner. Telephone 1912
Beginning Saturday. July l.. after
noon dances will be held at Lakewood
Theatre at 80 p. m. Price Of dance
tickets 30e each person includine var
tax. Music by Welch's Orchestra.
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NORTH HARTLAND

George Head, the station agent at
Har'land. has been transferred TO
Dexter.
Guy Parker from Waterville was at
F. $. Burrills Saturday demonstrate
ina Veie car. Mr. Burrill recent
~ sold his ear to Carroll Tracy.
Donald Bartlett. an employee of
Fav d Scott. Dexter, spent the week
end with his fr end and former class
mate. Harold L. Burrill
Miss Erna Emery closed a very sue
cessful term Of school in North Hart
land Friday A fine program was
presented which proved the teacher
untiring in her efforts. A nice treat
was served. The heavy rain OF Fri
day no doubt prevented quite num-
Der attending the exercises.
Harry Williams from Auburn was a
Sunday caller at F s Burrills. Mr.,
Williams was formerly resident of
North Hartland.
Mrs. F s Burrili is at their farm
home and her many friends will be
pleased to learn she is much improy-
cd and is we'll on The way to a COM
plete recovery.
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NEX SHARON

Miss Eva Paine is spending several
days with her aunt Mrs. Leland Gray
in Starks.
Mr.. and Mrs George Sampson Of
Skowhegan were guests of II. A. Wy
man and sister a few days last week.
Miss Helen Bean who has been
employed as principal of the Mellon
aid school at Rumford the past year
is home for her summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Porter were
called to Concord. y. II. recently on
account of the sickness and death OF
their daughter Mrs. Ernest Bunker.
DR. J. S Dyer, wife and daughter.
former residents of this town, were
calling on old friends here last week.
The Doctor has been located at Win
ter Harbor the past year but has re-
Gently purchased a house in Guilford
where he intends to practice medi-
cine.
Mrs. Carrie Gray, who underwent a
surgical operation at Dr. Bells Hos
pital in Strong a short time ago, is
gaining slowly.
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NORTH ST. ALBANS

Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Grant was in
Bangor for the day Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pingree OF Au-
gusta was calling on friends and rela-
tives Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Johnson of Fairfield is visit
ing his aunt. Lizzie Grant.
Nathan Bragg and wife and Annie
Steines of Pittsfeld were callers at
Will Bragg's, Sunday.
Mrs. s. ] Parker who has been in
Lewiston the past four weeks where
she went for treatment at chiropo-
dist. returned home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Glukey of DeX-
ter were callers in town Sunday. They
leave Monday morning for week 5
trip thru the AroostOok county. They
will make the tour by auto.
Will Cooley has returned home from
his visit in New Sweden. Mrs
Cooley did not return.
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MERCER

Preaching service al the church
every Sunday at ; p. m; Sunday
school Immediately after. Even
ing service next Sunday at 100 sharp
instead of I. Everybody come.
Nrs. George Glaisdell and children
Of Rome visited relatives in town Sun
day.
Mrs. Eunice Mosher and grand
daughter OF Smithfield are at Ansel
Nickerson's for few days
Miss Helen Watson of NorridgeWock
was the guest Of Flor.ce Nickerson
oyer Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Chamberlain and children
are visiting her brother and family at
Belgrade Lakes for several days.
VIII Chapman has recently sold his
farm To Massachusetts parties.
Ola Mcmahon is at the home OF her
parents on Beech Hill. Another
daughter Mrs. Ethel Houghton came
last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Florian Yeaton were
at Frank Yeaton's in Norrid@ewock,
Sunday.
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WEST EMBDEN

The Washington school closed June
9th after successful term of thir-
teen weeks taught by Miss Phyllis
Witham. On Wednesday evening d
fine entertainment was given by the
pupils consisting of Rotations, dia-
logues and singing. After the en-
tertainment a box sociable was held
Ice cream was on sale.
The Emerson school closed June
9th after a successful term OF thir-
teen weeks taught by Miss Hazel
Wiley. On Tuesday evening a fine
entertainment was given by the pu-
pills consisting of Rotations, tableaus
and singing. After the entertain
ment pie socabe was held. Ice
cream was on sale.
A number from this town attend
ed the graduation exercises OF Arson
Academy at North Arson, Monday
evening, June 30.
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PTGH CORNER

A narrow gauge road has been
built from Pugh Corner to Scion line
under the direction of the third select
man.
The Litchenfels family of New
York City are spending their summer
vacation at their summer home.
Miss Gala Rowell and Mrs Annie
Jacobs. teachers of Chelsea. Mass
came Monday of this week for their
summer vacation
by invitation of Mrs. Bertha Hoyt
about twenty-five friends and neigh
bors gathered last Wednesday evening
al the Hovt home for a surprise party
for Mrs Nettie Kincaid. Refresh
monts of fruit and candy were served
Mrs Kincaid was Is years of age on
Monday, June 23rd
Albert Rowell is failing slowly. Mr.
Rowell has been confined TO the bed
since the fourth of April.
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WOoRF.S WILLS CANAAN

Mrs. Rose Gctehell is entertaining
her friend Miss Mary Whittredge
from Norway
Evelyn Bowman of Fairfield was the
guest of her cousin Myrtle Williams
a few days last week
Mrs. Mary Dane and children of
Skowhegan came Saturday to spend
several weeks with her parents Mr.
and Mrs ]. L. Moore.
Mr.. ana Mrs " 0. Mitchell and
daughter Ms Olive Of Oakland were
callers Sunday al l.. B. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams and
family spent Sunday with her sister
Mrs. Alice Bowman in Fairfield
Mr. and Mrs. George HoXie of Clin-
ton spent Sunday with her mother
Mrs. A2uba Burrill, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Brooks and children of Pits
field.
The MoOre's Mills school closed
Friday, June 81 In the afternoon
the following very interesting enter
tainment was presented by the pu-
pills Flag salute with song AL
legiance' by school; recitation. Har-
old Williams; song, DORIS Foster,
Doris Clark. Myrtle Williams and
Phyllis Jewett; recitation. George
Curtis Foster; song, Doris Clark,
Phyllis Jewett, Eva Michaud, Myrtle
Williams, Ruth Goodridge. Donald
Decker, Walter Goodr.dge and John
Clark; recitation, Doris Clark: dia-
logue; song by school; recitation,
Ethelyn Crommett; recitation. Esther
Clark; song Eva and Edmund Mich
aud; dialogue; recitation, Isabelle
Goodrdee; song, Doris Foster and
Dor $ Clark; recitation. Ruth Good
ridge; recitation. John Clark; song.
Phyllis JeWett and Doris Clark; reci-
tauon, Myrtle Williams; song. Doris
and John Clark; recitation. Crendal
Holt; recitation, Walter Goodr .dge !;
song, Esther and Doris Clark: reci-
tation, Clara Holt; Flag Salute with
song, Primary Grade song, Eva
Mlchaud, dialogue; recitation, Frank
Goodrldse' song, Doris Clark. Doris
roster, PHYLLIS Jewett and Ruth Good
ridge; recitation, Evelyn Bowman;
recitation, Doris Foster song. by
school Altho very stormy over 30
parents and friends were present.
"e 'o"e 9'iNeu candy ana pea
nuts. Pupils not absent for the II
weeks are Myrtle Williams. Doris
Foster, DORIS. John and Esther Clark.
Those not absent for the month of
June are: Eva, Edmund, Lena. AL
side Michaud, Walter Ruth. Isabelle,
Frank Goodridge, Phyllis Jewett and
George Curtis Foster.
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health. believe the Compound will
cure any female trouble. Mira, ALICE
HELLER, Christopher, Ill.
Nervousness is often symptom of
weakness or some functional derange-
ment, which may be overcome by this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia
f. Pinkham Vegetable Compound, as
thousands of women have found by
experience.
If complications exist, write Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass, for
suggestions in regard to your ailment
The result of its long experience is
at your service.
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EAST EMRDEN

Mrs. George Chamberlain and Miss
Meleta Miller were the week enc
guests of her sister Mrs. Mont Spauld.
ing. Mrs. Spaulding returned with
her for a short visit.
Mr.. Clarks family have been the
guests of Charles Perry.
Wilbur Flanders recently caught
wild cat in a trap.
Eugene Burns has finished saving
lumber on the Robert place and will
soon move his mill.
The heavy frost of Saturday night
killed nearly all the gardens in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Parlin are the
happy parents of baby girl born
June 9th.
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CONCORD

Miss Amy Packard who has been
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs Perley Robinson started Satur-
day to the White Mountains, where
she expects to spend the summer.
Roscoe Berry got hurt quite badly
being thrown out of cart he was
riding in.
The graduation exercises of Con-
cord is TO be Saturday night, the 9th
of July
Earl Huggins and Miss Elsie Pratt
went to Bingham to take their schoo
examination they both passed and ex.
pect to enter h eh school in the fall
Little Jessie Huggin has been quite
sick but is now better.
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a social hour was enjoyed by all pres
ent. Voted not 10 have ang meetings
IN July.
Mrs. Noyes entertained her son who
has recently returned from overseas,
and lady friend from Mechanic Falls
the week end
Robert Rastrom and wife are in
New York. They expect to sail for
their home in England very soon. Mr.
Rostrom came to this town some ten
years ago buying the II. y Long
fellow place where he has lived until
last spring when he sold the farm to
return to his old home
There will be a dance at the Grange
Hall, FIR day evening, July 4th.
Robert Viles of Skowhegan is a
guest of Arthur Moody.
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HOW TO GET RID
OF RHEUMATISM
"FTuit-a-tiVes" Point the WAY
to Quick Relief

NER0NA
at suffered for a number of years
with Rheumatism and ses'eye Pun,
an my Side and Back, caused by
strains and heavy lifting.
When I had given up hope of ever
being well again, friend recon.
melded 'Fruit,a-tiyes' Tor Fra!
LIsey Tablets to me and after using
the first box l felt SO much better
that I continued TO take them and
now I am enjoying the best Of health.
". NJ. LAMPSOS.
SOC. box, 6 for So SO, trial size 25c
At all dealers or sent on receipt II
price, by FRUIT-A-TIVES -.
oGDENSBURG, N. y.
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The News of SOmerset's Busy Towns

The q. +. {. ClHD were dtllRhiulIy
entertained y Mrs Cora Hilton last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Harriet VI. Bla sdcll aud two
children Kenneth and Bernice are
visiting Mrs Blaisdells parents IN
Munroe for mo weeks.
Charles Carpenter met With very
Z serious injury one day last week @hlIe
working on the barn which ne IS re-
! I'm ldinp He fell distance OF about
twenty feet and broke his arm beside
receiving other very serious injuries
Mrs. Christine Ordway and Mrs.
| Hugh Hurley of SkOWhegan we're IN
town a few days lass week v'sltlng
! their brothers and sisters and on FIJI
dav even ny all Of the eight bToihers
and sisters attended the graduating
| exercises of the High School OF which
their niece Miss mise Miller VAS
member of the graduating class. on
each DAY they were n town FAMILY
parties were enjoyed and on Sunday
all the brothers and sisters and their
husbands and wives enjoyed dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs Eben Miller and
green peas were on the menu
Mrs Elmer Whiting was very seri-
onsly i'll with acute indigestion last
week.
Mrs Lew Ham returned last week
from Two weeks visit IN East Pep
perhill. Mass Lee Robbins remain
ed with his parents for the summer
PHYLLIS Whiting and Chantal BIS
son of Skowhegan were the guests oil
Mr. and Mrs. II. 5. Whiting a Few days
last week.
Mrs Sarah Spauldng Hicks OF
Massachusetts is in town ana Is stay
ing with Mrs Alma Lowe for several
weeks.
Miss NJ. Louise Carr is home from
Wellesley. Mass. for her summer va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bracket ae-
COMMANDED by Mrs. Herbert 'rospy
recently motored to Massachusetts
where Mr.. and Mrs Bracket are the
guests of their daughter Mrs faul
Demnsey Mrs. Crosby visited rela-
tives in Haverhill and then returned
tn Lewiston where she is the guest
OF other relatives.
Frank Parsons is very Ill.
Dr w. f. Brown recently took an
automobile trip to kennebunkpof'
and attended the Dental Convention
and then continued his Journey TO
Boston for q short visit win MS
daughter Linnion.
Rev and Mrs. r. l.. Sheaff returned
last week from Georgia where they
have been passing the last year lhey
made the trip by automobile.
Mrs. Mabel Wells Ketchum and
three children of West Roxbnry'
Mass. arrived last week for their an
nual visit with Mrs. Ann Wells.
Mrs. Grace Bigelow and family and
Mss mise Miller are passing Inc
week at the NJ +. Carr cottage al
Smithfeld.
children's night was observed by
Somerset Grange last Thursday even
ing and very nice program was
given by the children. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served
Charles Russell and wife ana
marty of friends of North Jay we're
callers in town Sunday.
Gony Russell and party have return
cd from their automobile trip through
the VII t. Mountains and report de-
! liehtful time.
Henry Oliver and family OF Oakland
were the guests OF relatives III town
Sunday.
Mrs. Roland Barker and little son
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Devoll
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I(ee p
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You can insure your health against sick
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kFNNEBEC AyENrE- EMBDEN

Ruth Boyington returned from vii
ton last Sunday, where she has been
working fer Mrs. VIM CorsOn.
Fayette Moulton spent Saturday
night at North Arson the guest of his
grandmother Mary Thompson.
Fifeld ireland still remains in a
very weak condition.
burlington school closed June 81
after very successful term taught
by Amy Merrill of Scion.
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nervousness, q n q
was in a run down
condition. Two of
our best d o tors
failed to do me any
good. | heard SO
much about what
Lydia E. Pinkham s
V e ge t a Bile Com
pound had done for
others, | tried it
and was cured. |
am no longer ner-
vous, am regular,
a n d in excellent
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Mrs. Dora Hilton has returned To
her home from North Arson. Where
she has been for several weeks at
the home of Alureda Eames
Christie Dell Moulton went % 70.
Arson Sunday where she has employ
ment al the home of B. NJ. Berry