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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-12-23
GRANT NOW TELLS
Of FINE RESULTS
Says Friend Who Advised Him TO Take
TanIac Couldn't Have Done
Greater Favor

although | have only finished nv
first bottle of Tanlac it has helped me
50 much that ! am ready right now to
tell everybody about said Bradbury
d. Grant. when purchasing some more
of the medicine at the c. H. Guppy
Drug Store IN Portland, Maine Mr.
Grant lives al 2S4 Cumberland avenue
Portland, and is foreman at the 1. s
Government Buoy Depot. Little Dia-
mond Island. Portland Harbor.
Last winter / had the flu and
never could recover the effects of it
until | got Tanlac | lost my appetite
just couldn't enjoy eating anything
an devon what l forced down fer
mented and formed gas and caused
such severe eramping pains | could
hardly stand it. ! had to be very care
full what | ale. My nerves got in
bad condition. I couldn't sleep much
and got up Of mornings feeling tired
and run down. Sometimes l had ter
rible dizzv spells, when l could hard
" stand up.
y friend Of mine from Peaks Island
PIT me on to Tanlac saving it had re-
lieYed him of troubles about the same
as mine. Well, he couldn't have done
me a greater favor for now l have an
enormous appetite and am eating any
thing ! want. even pork and beans.
without the least distress. l sleep like
a top at night and wake up every
morning feeling great. In fact. the re
suits from just one bottle of Tanlac in
my case have been astonishing and I
intend to keep taking it, for l believe
it is the greatest medicine made and
l want to be sure its work is we'll
done"
Tanlac is sold in Skowhegan by
Simpsons Drug Store, L. c. williams
Athens, and by the leading druggists
In every town.
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BLACKWELL

Fred E. Davis, who is working in
Cornville spent the week end at his
home here.
Mrs. Flavie Beaulier has recently
gone to Dallas, where she has employ
ment for the winter.
Mrs. Elvira Veasey quietly celebrat-
ed her 92nd birthday at her home on
Dec. 18th. She was the recipient Of
a number of gifts, which included 40
greetings from her many friends. She
desires to express gratitude for the
kindnesses which largely contributed
to the enjoyment Of the day Mrs.
Veasey is in a good degree of health
this season and is very active.
Miss Make Kennedy left town this
week for her home in Jackman where
she will enjoy a weeks vacation be-
fore leaving for Rumford where she
has accepted another school. Miss
Kennedy has acted as principal and
teacher of the higher grades at the
Blackwell school for four teams, and
her friends are learning with regret
her resignation.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Lowe of Portland
are expected here for the Christmas
holiday and will visit with her parents
here also at the home of her sister
Mrs. T. NJ. Gates in Skowhegan.
Mrs. Elmer r. Towne left Monday
morning for Florida where she will
pend the remaining months of the
winter season.
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NEW PORTLAND

The New Portland Fire Insurance
Co. will hold its annual meeting at the
residence of John w. Dunlap, Friday
afternoon, Dec. 81.
Rev. Richard Bailey. Evangelical
Church of Kingfeld, will occupy the
pulpit at the Evangelical church here
next Sunday. Services at p. m
preceded by the Sunday School at l
D. m. His subject will be Moving
Pictures and the Judgment Seat OF
God" Everybody cordially WELDON
ed.
Officers elected at Fernwood Grange
6 TT a. Y'c't were. Master, Harry
heeood: overseer. frank Niles; chap
|. in. Er'e stevol, lecturer, Carrie
Daggef'; steward Arthur Daggett;
assista 1t steward, Spooner Davis; Sc
cretar.. Lilian Weeks; treasurer lie
roy Luce; gate keeper, John Dunlap;
Ceres. Annie Fuller, Pomona, Flora
Harris; Ceres. Irma Luce, lady assist
ant steward Doris Dunlap; executive
committee John Dunlap. Fl. f. Weeks
John Mitchell; organist, Ethel Scott.
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MALB0N'S MILLS

Miss Margery Salisbury who has
been quite sick with the measles, is
recovering Several cases Of meas
les are reported among the children
who have been attending school at the
village from the Malbon's Mills road.
w l.. Walker is doing some lumber
ing in the Notch woods.
Alec Seamans, who has been work
ing in the woods near Dead River.
has recently spent few days at his
home on the Cross road.
Mrs. Lura Adams and sons Sheldon
and Will Bradbury. were calling on
friends on Hilton Hill, recently.
Robert Furber from town spent a
few days this week with his grandpa
rents Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Crowell, en-
joying the good sliding.
The teacher. Miss Gladys Jepson
and pupils at the Malbons Mills school
had very happy time last Friday
evening when they had Christmas
tree and entertained their parents and
friends. There was singing by the
school, several very pretty tableaux,
with red lights, one especially pretty
was the statue of liberty. presented by
little Miss Georgiana Plourd. There
were recitations by nearly every pu-
pil. All well done and rejecting
much credit on the teacher as we'll as
pupils. Following the program, cake
and coffee, popcorn balls and popcorn
were ON sale. There was also
guessing contest on the weight of
cake. About 10 people were present
and $13 was realized to add to the
school fund The following pupils
were neither absent or tardy for the
three last weeks Of the school: Joseph
Plourd. GLADYS Cummings. Georgiana
Plourd. Leon Plourd, Robert Plonrd,
James Moore. Willie Moore, Herbert
Seamans, George Seamans and Roger
Kilkenney. Miss Jepson went to her
home on Ward Hill to pass the Christ
mas vacation
There are no cases of scarlet fever
outside of the family of Thomas Flew
elling as yet. a generous donation
of money, food and clothing was re-
ceived by them last week, for which
the family are very grateful. A
Christmas tree was provided for the
children with many useful presents
and things to make their little hearts
glad. and the family wish to thank
those who contributed to their needs
in time of trouble.
Miss Winona White of Auburn is
passing the Christmas vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pratt on the
Canaan road.
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EAST ST. ALBANS

John Smith of st. Adams has sold
his farm known as the Chas. Cool
idge place to Frank Bishop OF How
land, but Mr. Smith and family will
remain on the place this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Libby went to
Waterville, Saturday. Dec. IS, where
they will visit over Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Stanley Wilcox and
will also visit their daughter Mrs.
Ernest Parkman in Woodfords before
returning home.
George Goodale who has been visit
ing relatives in town is now in Pitts
field.
Mrs. S. w. Crocker has been Wis
itor during the past week at Mrs.
Nettie Mowers.
The East St. Adams Library Asso-
citation had a baked bean supper at
Mrs. Nettie Mowers, Wednesday, Dec.
Is. after which the annual election of
officers took place as follows: f. G.
Croker. president; w. II. Carson, vice
president: Chester Carson, secretary
Lucy Croker. treasurer.
Mrs. Ellis Thorne is in very poor
health.
Marian Croker. who is attending
school at VancebOro, is expected
home this week for the Christmas va
cation.
Fl. 3. Fisher was business caller
in Portland, December Is.
st. Adams Grange attended Ripley
Grange, Saturday evening and furnish
ed the program for the evening, which
was followed by an excellent supper
provided by Ripley Grange.
Ruth Ellis arrived home December
Is from Portland for the Christmas
vacation.
Neighbors and friends to the num-
Der of twenty-seven met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Magoon, Dec.
IS, as a surprise party and were GER
tainly unexpected The guests bring
ing refreshments and a nice large
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SOUTHWEST CANAAN

Almon Smith died Sunday, Deem
Der 10, after an illness of several
months at the age of 81 years. Mr.
Smith was twice married his first wife
being Miss Clara Manson Of Clinton
who died many years ago, leaving one
son, Clarence, who lives in Oregon
His second wife was Miss Alta Mel
son of Clinton who survives him. BY
this marriage there are two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Edwin Collier of Penacook
New Hampshire and Mrs Arthur ELL
wood of Augusta both of whom were
with him at the time OF his death. He
leaves one brother Albert and three
sisters. Mrs. Julia Senter of Canaan,
Mrs. Anna Huntley of Bowdoinham
and Mrs. Viola Stinson of st. Johns
bury Vt to mourn the loss of a dear
brother. Mr.. Smith will be greatly
missed in this community by a large
circle of friends. Funeral services
will be held from the home Wednes-
day at one o'clock conducted by the
Rev. c. II. Mckinney of Madison. In
torment in the JOY cemetery, Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Davis were
callers at Fred Gerald's in Clinton,
Sunday.
Mrs. Caddie Foster. Who has been
sick for several weeks, remains about
the same.
Robert Peavey of Fayette visited
his brother Hartwell Peavey, Sunday.
Mrs. Blaine Richardson is recover
ing from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Getchell and Mr..
and Mrs. Merle Foster were in Show
hogan shopping. Friday
Lester Gerald of Fairfield is visit
ing his cousin Alton Peavey.
Mrs. Edwin Collier of Penacook, n.
II. and Mrs. Arthur Ellwood of Angus
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CAR tTINk

Mrs. Efie Martin is visiting her son
Noryal Littleield in Buektield.
James Carbino Jr. with his cousin
Thomas French of North Arson, are
spending the Christmas recess at home
They are students Of North Arson
Academy.
Mr.. Nan Whorff took trip to
Bingham last week.
Miss Alice Clark a student Of Colby
is spending her vacation at home.
George Chase OF Solan passed thru
town Sunday with fine span of
blacks.
IL. Hopkins of Bingham was in
town Sunday To see Mrs. Maurice Mar
tin.
Mrs. Nugent. who has been work
ing for Mrs Urban Spaulding, took
a trip to lockwood last week.
YIN. Smith is living this winter
with his daughter Mrs Walter Beane
He has been having a serious time
with rheumatism.
TIE many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Williams are glad TO hear they
are pleasantly situated in their new
home
We are very pleased to see W. II
Clark on the street once more. Mr.
Clark has been used up several
months
There will be a Christmas tree al
the school building for the children
Mrs. Mary Foss, who has been seri-
ously i'll Tor several weeks, is gain
ing slowly.
Mrs. Annie Savage spent the week
end with her sisters in Waterville last
week.
The Woman's Club met with
Georgia Witham last Thursday Pro
gram: Roll call, Christmas customs
in different countries; music BY Mrs
Jones; The Maidens Prayer; read
ing Christmas stories; magazine study
the Canal system, leader. Mrs. Eunce
Spaulding. A goodly amount OF ousl-
ness regarding Christmas was brought
up and settled. Next meeting will be
a social New Years meeting.
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ANSON CENTER

The Shakespear school and Miss
Bertha Paul, teacher, gave a Christ
mas entertainment with the customary
Christmas tree on Saturday evening,
Dec Is, which was we'll attended and a
most enjoyable evening is reported by
those present.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Dion Cor
don will be glad to learn that their
little daughter Shirley. who has been
seriously i'll with the measles is rapid
ly recovering.
Alton Clark recently purchased Of
John Randall the lumber on the Fogg
lot near the horseback and intends to
cut and haul it to the mill. He is
now building in Arson Valley during
the present winter.
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TWELVE CORNERS

A piece of mason work that Is wor-
thy of much credit to Robert McCollor
has been completed at the Jewett
cemetery. This piece of work is
around the McCollor lot cement bot
tom with railing on top at a cost of
$500 This work makes great i'm
provement in the yard 1t is hoped
in the early spring other improve
ments will be added.
Herbert Adams had the misfortune
to have a horse break its leg in the
woods one day last week.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. May
land Parsons has been given the name
of Maryland Winslow.
Miss Jepson the teacher at Twelve
Corners is to have a Christmas tree
for the children Friday afternoon.
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ST. ALRANS

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canning Co, Thursday evening al Lie
rome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter IoosS'
II was very pleasant aaaF. ial'a''
ana games were enjoyed dHrihs lae
evening refreshments were served. Af.
stewart leit for his home In Vine
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POWERS SCHOOLHOUSE

Mrs. Maria Chapman, an aged lady
Of SO, fell in the house last Monday
and injured her hip so badly that she
was confined to her bed number of
days.
Gladys Berry is quite sick with the
measles.
Elya Berry and children took trip
to North Fairfield, Friday.
Kenneth Berry and family made a
trip to Skowhegan, Saturday.
Miss May Devereaux has returned
from Jackman where she visited her
sister.
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rs ON Dec. goth. In honor of the
event his friends gave him a surprise
party on that evening. Ice cream and
cake were served. We all wish Mr..
Hutchins many happy returns of the
day and sincerely hope that he will
joy many more birthdays.
The Pines school was closed four
days last week as the teacher, Miss
Hildred Thompson, went to a house
party at Bowdoin College, where her
brother is attending.
1t should have been mentioned last
week that the annual meeting of the
farm bureau will occur on January 9Th
at the power house.
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The News of Somerset'S Busy Towns
5gd Harris mas been i'll with the

LLOYD Harris mas been i'll with the
measles
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'a ~ lH# ifsd''"'Iai eH'I'h last
Sunday morning and the interior of
the church Wis very pretty with its
Christmas decorations. next Sunday
morning Rev. y. L. Bragden Will give
a Christmas SERMON and the choir
VII g4Ae special music. On FRIDAY
evening CHRISTMAS tree ana short
entertaihM'ut vii be gwen at the
church. a fef# nice program MAS
prepared U.s. iae committee III charge
but on account ol the ebdomlc OF
measles among iae chIldfth IL is fath-
~ 01sei tam e'' - 1'i' "iif7i'i
az pios ~" 't'' u IN A. -
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'ii ti1'.' ''. is5 '''..it H.
The regular meeting anu supper OF
Somerset lteheeaa L04se VIII occur
This week FRIDAY evening" nc con-
ml'ee request iaai aI members MO
nave not been personally sollciitu Tor
1000 please huhs cake PIES or Dough
nuts.
The annual fair and supper given
by thee Woman Working League at
the congregational church last week
Wednesday afternoon and evening
was great success After the Sc
we're storm Of Tuesday night the
weather cleared and was ideal for the
occasion and everyone who patroniz-
ed the fair enjoyed the day very much.
The booths were very pretty in their
Christmas trimmings and the articles
made by the ladies' met with ready
sales. At six O'Clock baked bean
and salad supper was served in the
Town Hall Quite a little over two
hundred dollars were cleared from the
sale and supper.
The regular meeting of Cedar Chap
ter o. +. S. was held last Friday even
ing and after the business meeting
Christmas tree was enjoyed each
member having carried ten cent gift
which "as nuhs on the tree ana eS-
cnahseu WIN soiheohe eise' 40
snr I'm n ioIlv half bo,,r Voc oniovod
90 tho oiyts woro di.tr,hutad A. Tho
business meeting the following off,
GERS were elected for the coming year:
Worthy matron, Mrs. Josephine Whit
ing: worthy patron, Walter E. Tay-
lor; associate matron, Mrs. Winifred
Burgess; secretary, Mrs. Harriet
Blaisdell; treasurer, Mrs. Florence
Iaylor' conuucloress' MISS Lila Carr
associate cohuuctreSs' Mrs. blahehe
w.. h,,'' ,nni jnsnoat;on thn insnao.ina
"a ha;nr ,hp Crond As.ooiato No
o 1art,and Tbo ,,or,, NO, W.
eion -, ''a" o.v ah1o ,oannor and
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RIVER ROAD

Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell from town
visited Mrs. Levi Jackson Sunday.
Joe Bushey and daughter Mrs. Gill
met and two children are living in the
Andrew McInnis house.
The Blunt school closed Friday
with a fine Christmas program; much
credit is due the teacher, Miss Good
win.
Chester Clayton has returned nome
to spend his Christmas vacation.
The Country Club met December 10
with Mrs. Eva Chase. There was a
good attendance and good time spent
refreshments were served at 43O. The
next meeting will be December "
with Mrs. Annie Clayton.
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WELLINGTON

Adelbert Gordon went to Bangor
last week on business.
Mrs. Mary Knowles passed away
December Is, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. f. f. Pike. She has
been a great sufferer having been con-
fined to her bed for over ten years.
She was 80 years old.
Chester Davis who is at work in
Dexter, spent Sunday with his moth
er, Mrs. Rose Butler.
Aaron True went to Guilford, Tues
day and will go to Milo to spend
Christmas with his daughter Mrs. Ir-
vim Lowell.
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CONCORD

Frank Healy went to Pleasant Ridge
Sunday to work for Rollins Brothers.
Chester Robinson is hauling his
birch.
Mrs. Mary Healy, who has been suf-
fering with bad cold Is some better
but very feeble.
Erne"' Jackson's family are sick
with the measles.
Vanie Felker is very sick with bron-
chits. His brother. Will, of North
Arson is caring for him.
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EMBDEN LAKE

Charles Young of Norridgewock was
a week end visitor at the home of his
sister Mrs Everett Berry of Embden.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pratt OF Emb-
den are the happy parents Of baby
son. It has been given the name of
George Ernest.
Miss Herrick closed her school in
the Emerson district Friday and left
Saturday morning for her home in
Brookline. Maine.
Mr.. Ridlon preached at the Emer-
son schoohouse, Sunday
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NORRIDGaFWOC

Miss FyeIvn Mcneil lett Saturday
morning for few weeks visit with
relative IN WaferfoWn. Mass.
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go. -, ,f95s
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Miss Ruin AltDoHdIo Is azs'7'I''s III
the Farmers ietfpa"He o3iti Z '9 oaie
OF the operators
Mr. Harry iifeio" Has ht'h tsts
ill
o. {. 8oodman pflhslpat n' Inc
high school. is pa .ue hiz Christmas
vacation al his home In Auburn.
ROy Northley is i'll with me measies
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl jones died MondaE afternoon
The baby had been very Ill with the
measles but ii WIS not considered IN
such Il serious condition until the very
last. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones have the
sympathf of all il fheir sorrow"
Mr. and Mrs. Con- ituszsl! aud MIS-.
Henrietta Wood were nome nom
SkoWheean last Wednesday 10 attend
the Coagregat 'onal FAR.
Mrs Nellie TAYLOR ana Mrs. Anne
Merrill were in SkOwhegan last Ffl-
daN.
Mr.. and Mrs. James linton closed
their homo in town Monda9 ana leli
for their new home in Los Angeles,
Calf0s ia. They expect 10 return 10
this town sometime next May to attend
to important business.
Mr. and Mrs. u. +. TAYLOR and Mr.
and Mrs Walter Taylor were guests OF
DR.. ]. T. Lancaster and family in Mad
An alarm of fire was sounded Iasl
Saturday noon from fire in the office
OF H. X. Folsom. The ire Slartea
from an oil stove and as the ONCE Is
on the Main street and Just opposite
the Engine house help was easily sum-
moned and the flames were soon eX-
tinguished and the most of the damage
was from the dense smoke
Floyd Whitcomb who is one of the
professors at the U. OF M. was calling
on relatives in town Saturday when on
his way home to New Sharon Tor MS
Christmas vacation.
Miss Florence Tobey was the guest
of Mrs Nellie Taylor few days last
week.
Mrs. Lawless has given up her rent
in the WEIGH house and returned to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Love
Joy.
Mr. and Mrs. Allie Longley accom-
vanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Blais-
dell enjoyed an automobile trip to
North Jay, Sunday
1t Is understood that Mr.. and Mrs.
Allie Longley are soon to finish their
duties at the Benefit store and that
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Webb are to take
charge.
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HOME

Mrs. Joseph Otis was the week end
guest of her son Harry Otis in Ben
ton.
Melvin Campbell is suffering from
an abscess in his head.
The school closed here Friday and
Miss Baker, the teacher, returned to
her home in Albion, Saturday.
Joseph Otis had the misfortune to
fall and break a rib one day the past
week
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Card of Thanks

We wish to express our appreciation
of the kindness shown us by our
neighbors during the sickness and
death of our mother, Mrs. Sarah F..
Foss.
The Family
Bingham, Me, Dec. 30, 1920.
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COLES CORNER-ATHENS

Mrs. Earle Ward is spending the
week end in Bangor.
Mrs Harold Mason spent Monday
with her parents.
George Scribner has gone into the
woods with his team to work.
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Miss Ruby Brooks Is spending
Christmas week with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mills Of Bel
grade were Sunday guests at Frank
Rowes at East Pond.
N. N. Boyington attended the quar-
terly meeting Saturday and Sunday in
Oakland.
Frank Rowe and daughter Fern
were calling on friends in Skowhegan
Saturday.
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Victor Davis spent last week in

Bangor the guest of the Woodlands.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Traitor of Har-
monY spent Sunday at Oscar Nason's
Bert Gilman and family were called
to Cambridge. Sunday, December 18th
to attend the funeral of his mother.
an aged and respected citizen of that
place. whose health has been failing
Tor the past two years. She leaves
to mourn her loss two sons Andrew
Gilman OF Cambridge and Bert Gilman
of Athens: six grandchildren. one sis
ter Mrs. Chas. Cromwell of Harmony.
one brother Mr.. Hatch Of Corinna.
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lamp and other gifts ia honor Of Mr.
and Mrs. Magoons recent marriage.
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Bangor Comm rcial Ito new sub
scribers) SOC a year II you take the
Independent-Repo
NT-REPORTER co.
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ia arrived in town Saturday, called
here by the Illness of their father Al
mon Smith