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church of this place and not few
have reason to recall the occasion of
his sermon. why | Believe in the
Bible Much regret will be felt by
those who hear the sad news and
sympathy will be extended to the wi
dow and the young daughter.
The rural schools. including those
of the village have closed for two
weeks. From the Washington Gram
mar, Earl Perkins has not missed a
day during the term Louise Dunton.
Harold futile and John Douthwright
have not missed a day during the last
half OF the term.
Ned Bower of Detroit Michigan, ar
rived in town Monday. Mr.. Bower
has joined his wife and little daugh-
ter who have been staying for several
weeks with Mrs. Bowers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Gates Austin.
Mrs. T. c. Fox plans to spend
Thanksgiving with the families Of
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Butler and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mylon Elliott at Portsmouth, N.
II. Her daughter. Grace Fox, who Is
a student at Wheaton College will al
so spend Thanksgiving there.
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by the Young Peoples Christian Union
of Grace Universalist Church. Satur-
day evening, Nov. 27, in connection
with the visit of Rev. Stanley Man
ming the National Director of young
peoples work who is appointed by
the national organization to look af-
ter the interests and welfare of the
local societies. An entertainment
committee consisting of Miss Christine
Mitchell. Mrs. Herbert A. Walker and
Eleanor wilkins will also plan a pro-
gram in connection with the supper.
Mr. Manning is also expected to speak
on Sunday at the church services and
will speak that afternoon to the Uni
yersalists at New Portland.
The preliminary meeting of the men
OF the Universalist church in King
field for the purpose of organizing q
chapter OF the Universalist Comrades
was held Sunday at the close OF the
morning service. Most Of the men
composed the group that took part in
the preliminary plans and next Sun
day it is planned to complete the or
ganization.
Some time during the summer the
wood turning manufacturers OF this
section met several times at the Her
bert, Kingneld for the purpose of dis
cussing an organization principally at
the instigation of f. B. Estes and
Sons. Such an organization was per-
fected Sept TO- under the name of the
Franklin Manufacturers Association,
and BYLAWS have been adopted. The
preliminary meeting was held August
26. Included in this organization are
the following manufacturers: Inter-
national Manufacturing Company,
Phillips: Roy c. Huse Company,
Kingfeld. Wing Spool and Bobbin
Company, Kingfeld; Jenkins and Bo-
bert Manufacturing Company, King
field Bell Manufacturing Company OF
Phillips. American Enamel Company,
Providence, r. l.; \. S. Stowell Man
ufacturng Company, Dixfield and
New Portland f. II. Estes and Sons,
Pennington; F. o. Smith Manufacture
ing Company, New Vineyard, Charles
Foster Estate. Strong; Chick Brothers,
New Portland; c. II. Bartlett Manu-
featuring Company, North New Port
land; Stratton Manufacturing Com
pany, Stratton and c. '. Starbird,
Strong.
Those present at the meeting and
the members are: l.. b. Russell. OF
Pennington. Charles Hodgkins, Tenn
pie; George N Thompson, New Port
land; n. S. Stowell, Dixfleld; A. ID.
Newton, Pennington Falls; Charles
Ripley. Phillips; II. S. Wing, King
field; Frank Wilder, Dryden; j. B. Es-
ties, Pennington; A L. Henderson,
North New Portland; T. H. Haines.
New York; c. w. Bell, Strong; Fl. f.
Bell. Phillips; H. G. Winter, King
leld; Roy c. Huse, Kingheld; N. r.
Noble, Phillips; o, w. Chase, North
New Portland; l.. B. Russell. q. W.
Newton, Mr.. Sprague, Frank W. But
Ter. of Farmington p. M. Mason,
Strong; r. F. Maxcey, Phillips. Inc
officers are. President, II. 5. wing;
Vice President, J. B. Estes; Secretary
and Treasurer, II. G. Winter; Execu-
tive Committee above officers and N.
s. Stowell and II. f. Bell. The an
nual meetings are to be held in Au-
gust
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CARATINk

Mr.. and Mrs Norris Liltleneld of
Baekfeld are visiting their mother,
Mrs Terry Martin.
Mrs penley of Rumford is the guest
Of her daughter Mrs. Eldrede Spauld-
| ing at present.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Clark have moved
into Mrs Imogene Merrills house for
the winter
George Martin has finished his work
at lockwood and has gone TO work on
Pleasant Ridge
rral Beane has gone to kineo to
work this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jones have
moved into G.. NJ. Armstrong; house
for the winter.
Mrs. lmogene Merrill expects TO
start for Texas next Monday. where
she will spend the winter with her
niece. 5 Belle Clark. Mr.. and Nrs
Albert Clark will accompany her as
far az Boston.
Mr. Robertson after spending the
summer here, has returned TO his
home in Boston.
Mrs. Nugent OF lockwood is he p
ing Mrs. Urban Spaulding while her
which Is going very hard with the ba-
bies in town.
Raymond Hunnewell Is home from
lockwood for a short time.
d. II. Williams started on his return
to Togus. Saturday, where he will
spend the winter
Harold Martin and Ernest Powell
are working for George and Clarence
Spaulding across the river
Gertrude Clark has zone to Port
land. where she has a position.
The Lincoln teachers are enjoying a
weeks vacation AT their several
homes
The Women's club met with Mrs.
Annie Savage with a full house. last
dy. Significant Aspects of the Presi-
deney." the first Inauguration, etc.
Thursday. Subject Thanksgiving; mu-
sic. readings; Bay View Magazine stu
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MERCER

A night cap social was held at the
Wiley school house Saturday evening
at the close of the fall term OF school.
A good time was enjoyed by all and
twelve dollars and eighty cents was
received from the sale of the night
CAPS, which will be devoted to the
purchase of q water tank and several
other articles for the school room.
1t is reported that John Stanley has
closed his house on Beech Hill for the
winter.
David Tracy and family are i'll with
chicken pox.
Henry Bacon and family will spend
Thanksgiving with friends In Hebron.
Ernest Kimball is in poor health.
Ola Mcmahon of Auburn is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. NC
Mahon.
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NORTH CORNVILLE

The pupils OF Whittier School North
Cornville, are giving a play entitled
"a Troublesome Flock" on Saturday
evening, November 9th. at 8 O'Clock
at the school house. The proceeds OF
the play are to pay for the new wall
paper recently purchased by the
school
The play is lively one, and all the
children are ready to do their parts
well, so that very enjoyable even
ing is promised to all One OF the
features will be classical dances by
the older pupils. Come and bring
your friends Admission will be
twenty-five cents per person.
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ST. ALBANS.

Mrs. r. f. Martin is at the home or
Mr.. and Mrs f. O. Thompson's in
Hartland, caring for their daughter,
Mrs. Ina Coolidge, who Is a sufferer
from paralysis.
NJ" and Mrs. Hugh Goodwin ana
Mrs. Myra Goodwin of Pittsfleld were
guests at David Longley's Sunday.
Miss Marion Nutter. who is teaching
in Foxcroft, is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs How
ard Nutter,
The Varney family reunion will be
held Thanksgiving day at the home
Of U. s. Parker
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Watson left on
Tuesday of last week for Florida,
where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Martha Boynton is in Lewis
ton visiting her cousin, Mrs. Jennie
Watson.
Mrs. II. f. Reed left last week for
Boston. where she will spend the win
ter with her son. Benton Reed and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Elliot Of Dexter
were guests last week at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Batchelder
Miss Alma Berry, who Is teaching
In Bangor, Is spending her vacation
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Berry.
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KINGFIELD

Returning home from Stratton on
Tuesday night on the road between
Bigelow and Carrabassett, Cecil
Knapp's car ran into deer. He was
driving along at good rate OF speed
when the deer lodged directly IN
front of the auto, the car hitting him
in such a way that 1t was put into
the ditch, breaking the radius rod,
and the deer leaped away into the
woods apparently uninjured. BY driv-
Ing slowly. he was able to reach Rec
ord's Camps. where he left the car.
the occupants being taken by VIII
Stanley in his car for the remainder
of the trip.
A committee consisting of Mrs.
Amelia H. Soule, Mrs. Kate Porter,
Mrs. Hattie Thompson, Mrs. Margar-
ct Stevens, Dorothy Stevens and
Methyl Morris was appointed Sunday
to arrange for the supper to be given
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A number of Maine towns that have

A number of Maine towns that have
never before enjoyed the benefits of
electric current. will have all the COM
forts and conveniences that come
with the use of electricity this winter.
The Central Maine Power Company Is
now making several line extensions,
and Is bending every effort to finish
these lines before winter sets In in
earnest. The probabilities are that
these lines will be in operation at the
appointed times. This has been an
active construction yeaR on the lines
OF the company. The big high tension
line from Farmingdale to Lewiston,
distance of 80 miles. was built In
mont. A new high tension line from
Wateryille to Skowhegan and still an
other from Skowhegan to Guilford are
being built at the present time. These
are important links in the company's
interconnected system. A new ser
vice line from South Paris to West
Paris and Paris, a distance of 10 IL
miles, is partially completed. The
poles are half set and houses along
the line are being wired, ready to
take the current as soon as it is made
available through the new line. All
other service line tapped onto the
DISQUALIFICATION high tension
line at Wales Crossing, has been put
through to Wales, Leeds Junction and
Monmouth. All the poles on this line
have been set and the stringing OF
the wire will begin Immediately. From
Lewiston another line is being start
ed this week to the town OF Greene
and will be In operation in few
weeks IL all goes well
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lorrimer Dixon are
the proud parents of little daughter
born Saturday, Nov. 20.
MAnIS0N CENTRE.

Mrs. Willis Clough OF Madison Vii
lage was a guest of Mrs. H. c. Spear
one day last week
Mrs. Josie Bartlett Of Lewiston who
has been stopping for a few days
with her uncle. w. f. French and
family. returned to her home last Fri
day. She intends to spend the win
ter in California.
The Spiritualist Ladies Aid Society
meet with Miss Olive Hayden Tues
day. Nov. Goth All members are re-
quested to be present as it is the
election OF officers
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kLONDIkF- HARMONY

Our new topic to discuss is Her
ricks mill going up on the Downs lot
The stork visited Harold Smalls
house one night this week and left
nice boy.
Loran Whitehouse has been at
work at Brighton last week for H
Walker.
Mrs. Clough and Miss Mildred Small
are at work for Harold Small.
G. f. Downs and wife OF Harmony
also F.. Robinson and wife of yelling
ton, we're callers at Harold Smalls
Sunday.
Miss Hazel Trafton and her little
niece Avis visited at Archie Wards
in Wellington, last week.
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EAST SKOwHEGAN NEWS

Last Friday evening. fifty-fye peo-
pie attended box social at the Rich
ardson school. After fine program
was given under the direction of Ava
Perkins, the boxes were auctioned off
by Algie Davis. They sold for be-
tween 30 cents and S1.65. Hot coffee
was sold to those who bought boxes.
BY mistake, Fred Porter's Ford went
home with a radiator full OF hot COT
fee. Finishing with the sale OF pop
corn, the proceeds amounted to
s15.05. which will go towards i'm
proyements for the school room. The
rest of the evening was spent in
playing games, the favorite one being
Tucker.
Benlah Perkins of Madison was a
week end guest at the home OF II. IL.
Richardson.
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Mr.. and Mrs L. f. jenkins OF Port
land. Me. are spending their vacation
with their mother Mrs. Rosetta
Newton.
Mrs. Lucy Moore returned home on
Saturday from Skowhegan where she
has been visiting for two weeks.
Mrs. f. A. Williams who has been
sick for two weeks. is slightly i'm
proving.
Miss Mildred Newton is visiting
relatives in town.
DR.. c. D. Hutchinson OF Augusta
has been in town the past week do
ing dentistry.
The Rebekah Aid are planning on
having a Thanksgiving supper and
dance on Nov. 25th
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EAST Ct. AI.RANS

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Libby have
baby daughter born Thursday, NOV
II (Rena ELEM. Mrs. Nettie Mower Is
caring for Mrs. Libby and infant and
Mrs Bernard Weymouth Is doing the
house work.
A. b. Nickerson is away on a hunt
ing trip. Mrs. Nickerson is staying
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Nichols, while he is away.
Mrs. Carrie Fisher closed a very
successful term of school, Friday,
Nov. 10, at Five Corners, for a two
weeks vacation and will then begin
the winter term.
Mrs. Linnie Nichols is now home,
called by the illness of Virginia, VINO
is threatened with typhoid fever,
William Magoon and Miss Bessie
Nichols. both of st. Adams, were
united in marriage at the Hlgh 81
Church parsonage in Newport sat
p. NJ, Nov 10, by Rev. j. w. Key
nolds, the single ring service pelhe
used. W.
Friends in town of Harold Wey-
month will be interested to kno"
that he has gone to the Hospital LOT
treatment for paralysis of the legs
He was accompanied to Portland Mon.
day, Nov. Is, by DR.. ]. II. Murphy OF
Dexter, and Mrs. jeanette Weymouth
Anoka Temple at Hartland enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs Harry Weymouth
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoyt. Mrs. Has
KEEL and Mrs. Alice Lincoln of Dexter
Tuesday evening, Nov. 16. Mrs. Wey-
mouth who is Dist Deputy of the Py-
THAN Sisters was present on omciai
business. After the session was over
refreshments of sandwiches, cake ana
coffee were erved.
We hear that Mrs. Ella Chambers
has purchased home at Exeter Cor
ner. where she intends to live.
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STRATTON

d. ]. Johnson has gone to work IN
the woods for Johnson and LAID.
Fred Hutchins who has been work
ing in Kingfield for few weeks past
was at home for few Gays recently.
Cora Danico is working in the Ena-
mel shop.
Walter McLain of Pennington. who
has been visiting his brother, r. H.
McLain and wife returned home on
Sunday.
Sunday morning was pretty cold
here. the thermometer went down 10
below zero,
Fred York and Milford Seavey who
have been stopping in Pennington Tor
the past two months, returned home
Sunday. j,
Vene Masterman is the guest OF
friends and relatives in Weld ana
Portland. this week.
Albert Seayey has got through at
the Enamel Shop and Alton Jones
has taken his place.
Mrs. Charles Dyer is getting along
nicely from her recent operation
Mrs Jim Bass has gone to Jim Roma
for the winter.
Charles Scrlbner ID Worhlh6 III th0
woods.
SOUTHWEST CANAAN
Mrs. Daniel Getchell and daughter
Leone of Waterville were SUNDAY
guests OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Getchell.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Burrill nave
moved into the Irving Harrington
house near Page and Thompsons mill
and Mrs. Burrill will board Alton
Goodridge's numbering crew this win
| ter.
Mrs. Janet Barnes of Hartland was
guest of Mrs. Elvin Richardson sew
eral days recently. Mrs. Barnes went
from there to Hinckley, where she
will visit the family of Lyman
Barnes.
William Clark left Friday for
Brownville, where he has employ
ment for the winter.
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LAKE MOXIE

Lake Moxie school gave pie SO
cial. Thursday evening. The sum OF
twenty-six dollars and seventy nve
cents was cleared. The following
program was carried out: Thanksgiv-
ing song, school; recitation, Their
mometer, Harold P. Otis; solo, Jesus
Loves Me, Merle r. Perkins; recita-
ton Harvest Time, Lula NJ Otis: re-
citation, The Thanksgiving Spirit.
George II. Smedberg; An Autumn
Rain Song. four girls; recitation, No
vember. Robert j. Smedberg; recita-
ton. An Autumn Song, Vivian Il.
Lawrence; Thanksgiving Song school;
Advice to Dolly, Merle r. Perkins;
recitation, The Reason Why They Had
Chicken Pie John f. Lawrence
Thanksgiving Song, School.
Miss Edna l.. Marshall, teacher OF
the Moxie school Is spending the
Thanksgiving recess with friends In
North Arson,
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ATHENS

Harold C. Doe and family of Bling
ham. were recent callers In town
Mrs. Nellie Fox accompanied them
home for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bearce of Park
man. together with Mr.. and Mrs
George Hutchins and little daughter
Phillis of Abbott visited at b. Z. Lit
tlefeld's one day last week, Mrs.
Chas. Braley and Miss Doris have
gone to Parkman to stay for time
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bearce.
Mrs. Arthur Smith was taken to the
Somerset Hospital last Saturday. On
Sunday, she underwent surgical OPP
Grafton. Mrs. Hollis Brown who re-
ceiyed treatment there last week has
returned home.
The snow of last week, together
with the continued freezing at night
has Afforded opportunity for good
sleghing. The heavy teams OF Thomp-
son & Fox have been busy hauling
lumber, as we'll as those hauling
electric light oles for the Service Line
OF the Central Maine Power Co.
The friends Of Mrs. l.. c. Williams
Will De sorry W iedIH thAI QUO '
had a relapse. Mrs. Brown, the train
ed nurse who attended her at nrst
has been recalled.
The l. o. o. F. anniversary has been
postponed indefinitely.
Friends have recently been In
formed of the sudden death OF John
Loudfoot which occurred at Philadel'
phia. Penn. The letter states tina,
Mr.. Loudfoot had been In his usuaI
health and early in the P. M. IN
which he died, had accompanied hit
wife into town to do some shopping
Later he returned to his office where
he worked and when at about foul
o'clock, as he went to get into his sai
he was stricken. Mr.. Loudfoot, a
one time was pastor Of the Methodls
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The News of Somersefs Busy Towns

i X. OF p. dining hall, last week, on
Wednesday evening.
A dance WAS given in the Town
Hall. last Friday evening under the
auspices OF Madison parties.
Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas Miller plan TO
leave this week for Maiden, Mass.
where they VII pass a part OF the
winter with Fred Writing and daugh-
ter.
An epidemic Of measles is reported
in some sections Of the town
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Tibbitts OF
North Jay were in town Sunday.
A lecture BY Dr. J Sidney Peters
OF Virginia on The Greatest Issue be
fore Mankind" was given at the Con
gregational Church. last Monday
evening.
A union Thanksgiving service was
held at the congregational church on
Sunday evening. Rev. '. +. Bragdon
gnye most excellent address at both
the morning and evening services OF
the church and special Thanksgiving
music was given by the choir al the
morning service.
F. f Jewett attended the Agrlcultu-
raj meetings held in Portland, last
week
CLAYTON Albee and Leland Moore
have secured employment win Gage
and Collins, numbering.
Rev. and Mrs. +. r. Farrar are en-
toying visit from Mrs. Farrar lalh-
or. Mr.. Pennington OF Monsoon.
Howard Fairfield is home FOR snort
f.o,, Nar- 10 ~, nc birp
Guy Dunlap is home from Dallas
for few days.
Miss Mildred and Miss Florence
White are home from their STUDIES al
the Shaw Business College in Ban
gor for the Thanksgiving recess
Newell Grant of Columbia FAILS
was in town recently, calling on
friends
Frank Miner has been enjoying a
hunting trip up river and ms place
in the mill has been taken during his
absence by Charles Miller.
Oak Hill
Rev. and Mrs. ]. F. Taylor wish to-
EXPRESS their sincere thanks TO their
MANY friends and neighbors for the
generous donation presented them
last week.
= Mrs. George Fairfield entertained
the Oak Hill Club last week at the
home OF her husbands mother. Mrs.
|. f. Holt, where they assisted her in
lacking some quilts. A very nice din
ner was served to the guests. Mrs.
Hazel Kelley and little daughter OF
Norridgewock were among those
present.
Mrs. f. II. Bates returned home last
Friday afternoon from Waterville.
where she passed the week with rela-
tives and at present is nursing In
Norridgewock.
Mr.. and Mrs Ezra Kelley and lit
tie daughter of Norridgewock are
staying for a few weeks at the home
of Mrs. Kelley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
|. f. Holt where Mr.. Kelley will as
sist Mr.. Holt In cutting wood
The Oak Hill school has closed Tor
the present on account OF the inca
sizes.
Friends will be pleased to learn
Mrs. Chas. l.. Holbrook Is recovering
from her recent Illness.
Geo. w. McClintick, who lives on X.
F. d. No 2. picked strawberry
blossom on November 10.
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corns but every kind of corn surrenders
to "Gets-It." the national corn remover.
1t takes weeks or months to grow a
corn. 1t takes just few seconds to
stop it's pain with two or three drops OF
"Gets-It." Quickly II loosens so you
can peel 1t right off without the least
twinge or hurt, and 1t is gone
"Gets-It," the never failing, guaran-
teel, money-back corn remover, costs
but a trifie at any drug store. MID. by
f. Lawrence & Co, Chicago.
Sold in Skowhegan and recommended
r. Fogg.
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again to the Beehive, on Main street
The work on the water works at
kinpdeld. IS completed.
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CANAAN

Harry Jewell who went to Gardi-
ner last week. left Saturday in com
pany with relatives, for California for
an indefinite stay.
Prof. and Mrs Dickey left Wednes-
day for Monroe to pass the Thanks
giving with relatives.
Mrs. Mile Foster of WaterVille has
been passing several days as the
guest of Mrs. George Smith, went to
her home at Moores Mills, Sunday.
Mrs. Idella Harrington and Mrs
Merle Harris were in Skowhegan
shopping, Friday.
Canaan Grange will hold dance at
their hall on Wednesday evening.
A. NJ. Burrill is entertaining com
pany from Exeter, n. H.
Raymond Nelson left last week for
Northern Maine, where he has EN-
ployment.
Kenneth Rowe OF Skowhegan was
the guest of his brother George, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Salisbury left Friday for
a visit with relatives in Gardiner.
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''GetS-It''
For Hard
or Soft
COrnS
Satisfaction Guaranteed with
This Corn Remover

Common sense tells anybody that the
way to cure corn is to remove 1t, cap
and root-banish 1t entirely.
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WEST FORKS

Miss Norma Mcdonald took bust
ness trip to Skowhegan last week.
Miss Hazel Berry entertained par
ty OF friends last Sunday.
Mr.. Aston Berry and Airline Martin
were over Sunday guests OF Mr.. Ber-
RVS parents.
Mr.. and Mrs w ]. Holway took a
business trip down river, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie J, Durgin are
visiting their parents at The Forks
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kennedy.