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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-23
WANTEn
Clean cotton rags at Pioneer Office.

II B.P. o. E. ELKS
mere will be a regular meeting Of
he Elks lodge Thursday evening.
e. II. JERRARD, Sec'y.
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Mrs. R. A.. Olson, ills Bemidji
avenue. left yesterday. for Ashland,
Wis. where she will visit for short
time. -. =" y. -
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Mrs. C. r.. Amentraut and daugA-
ter, Ida, who have spent the summer
here, for Miss Amentrauts health, !
lett on Wednesday for their home tn
Keokuk, Iowa. = ~
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Miss Jessie Grover of Ten Lakes,
was, a business visitor in Bemidji on
Wednesday.
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SMr. and Mrs: c. W. Blanding and
J.ID. Norby, of Detroit, motored back
to- their home this morning. after
spending a few days the guests of
MI. and Mrs. B. F. Anderson, 1917
Lake Boulevard.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-23

j. g.. McGhee, county superinten-
dent of schools, Earl Cell, county
treasurer, and William Lennon, coun-
ty commissioner, all members of the
Beltrami county school board for the
unorganized territory, left last night
for the, region north of Red Lake
where they are to Investigate school
conditions today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-23

% r.: J. Slough, Robert Slough and
Tony Schroth left this morning by
motor for Seattle, WASH, where they
expect to spend, the winter.l e.,
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SALVATION ARMY ADVISORY

VIII ' 1331O3H z33S1A1 Z III 30V464
BOARD WILL MEET TONIGHT
There will be meeting of the Ad
visory board of the Salvation Army
held in the city hall tonight at eight
O'Clock. Every member is request
ed to be. present as matters vital to
the work of the army are to be dis
cussed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-23

Mrs. George Kreatz and grand son,
Jack Marcum, left last evening for
Minneapolis, where they will visit,
for several weeks with friends and
relatives.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-23

i III. 1. .Daveeyy; of Pine River was a
caller in .Bemid3i on Wednesday: ;.
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Mr.. Smith of Harinera' was a
Ied nesday visitor In this city, W..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-23

Charles Reed left this. afternoon
forELisbon, N. D., where he will spend
q ten days vacation. M Reed Is
.s4k.oyed II; n the ,I typogEap i1sa de-
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a when you next need feed try. the
CQ1rtney Seed & Feed Co., where
IBrtCes are right. At Grinager's Gro
Gerry on 3rd street. 1901
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C. B. Kinney of International
Falls was a Bemidji business visitor
yesterday.
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IT, A. Paddock of Detroit spent
Wednesday, here on business.

nfaKss home ? pr,eK OF Koor's !. ice -
: ArSa m f-OSl
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The admission to the cantata to be
rendered at the Swedish Lutheran
church Friday evening will be Csc.
Refreshments 1Oc extra. So 1923
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Mrs. r. Overley of Bemidji;;' and
her sister, Ada, arrived today to visit
at The home Of hersparents, Mr.. and
Mrs.% f. w. Titus.-Brainerd Dis
patch.
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Arthur Bean of Wausau, Wis, Wis
tied with old acquaintances in Be-
midi Wednesday en- route to his
home after a visit of two weeks with
relatives in Kelliher. Mr.. Bean was
at .one time engaged in business here.
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Army overcoats dyed any color
Swiss Cleaners. Phone s. sd9-23
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-23

Come and spend a pleasant inform
al evening with the Methodist young
people Friday evening. Admission,
Csc. 1923
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Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Smith left yes
terday for Duluth for visit of few
days.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-23

Anton Thompson, brother Of John
Thompson of this city, returned yes
terday to his home at Leavenworth,
Kans., after spending the past three
months in the city under medical
care. Mr.. Thompson is now in
splendid health.
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Subscribe for The Daily Pioneer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-23

Ladies fancy work a speciality.
Swiss Cleaners. Phone S.: ~3d9-23
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J.%A. Grindeland of Warren spent
"Wednesday in this city on business
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Spot cash paid for Liberty Bonds.
Sec G. B. Hooley at Northern Gro
Gerry Co., during the day. or at the
Markham hotel evenings. 7-29tf
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-02
NV IORTLAND

On Wednesday,, August Is, oecurr-
ed The wedding Of Miss Eva Collins
and George Williamson. Mr. VII
hanson saw active service overseas.
The couple will reside for the pres
ent at the home OF the groom parents
on MillaY Hill
The Mercer Fair will be held Oct. ].
The Women's Missionary Society
met at the church on Wednesday at
ternoon, August 25th, with a fair at
tendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Williamson at
tended campmeeting at Salem the past
week
Will Rice. who has been quite i'll
lately with an abscess in his throat,
is gaining right along. Mr.. Rice went
to Pennington twice for treatment
and had the abscess lanced there
Ernest Barker continue to improve
He hopes to soon be able to get
about on his injured limb on crutches.
F. A. Tobey and S. A. Bigelow of
Norridgewock were business callers
in town on Wednesday looking at
purebred Jerseys.
G. f. Foster and son of Cornyille
were callers in New Portland on Sat
urday Mr. Foster has a herd OF 40
purebred Guernseys, also raises regis
tered Berkshires.
Fernwood Grange met in regular
session on Saturday evening.
The cornshop is expected to open
a week from Tuesday.
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DUTY TO TELL It,
SAYS EX,SOLD|ER
Wonderfully Built up by Tanlac ana
Able TO 90 to Work Again

yes sir, Tanlac has helped NV Mo.
Their and myself so much that | feeI
it my duty to tell the whole world
about this medicine" said Frank Ba.
milton, of 20 Bradford St. Portland
Me-, few days ago. Recently Mr.
Hamilton received his honorable die.
charge from the L. S. Army.
Il had been in bad health for ovar
a year" continued Mr.. Hamilton
and since my discharge from the
Army some time ago | had been in
such a weak, rundown condition that
| was unable to work Ny apnetite
was so poor that | hardly ate e1ongb
to keep me going. Mother would
have a big dinner prepared for me
but when l got to the table my ann.
tite left me and the sight OF food
would nauseate me so that ] would
have to get up and leave. II seem
ed that everything turned against me
and for the past three months | lost
strength and energy rapidly. NV
sleep was restless and when | got IN
every morning | just felt so weak and
vorn-out | could hardly drag myself
about
NY mother had been in a misera-
BILE rundown condition also, and she
had taken Tanlac with such fine re-
suits that | started trying it and il
began To build me up right away and
today I am feeling better than have
in all my lite and can hardly realize
@hat remarkable change has come
over me. Ny appetite is as dne. if
not better than it ever was and an
citing three aud four big. hearty
meals every day and still feel hungry
Everything agrees with me perfectly
and my strength and energy have
come back To me. l sleep 80 sound
at night that they have to call half
dozen times and then shout right in
my ear before | ever wake up
feel so strong I am planning TO 20
back to work Immediately"
Tanlae is sold in Skowhegan by
Simpsons Drug Store and by the lead
ing druggists in every town.
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kINGFIELD

A little son Dwight Everett was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ian
der Sunday. August %. Mrs. Ian
der's mother Mrs Howard Could of
Pennington is with her.
The curabassett Grange 10. f23
held their annual field day Saturday,
August u at Mrs. Jennie Dnrrelfs in
ferval. Wost Kingded, there being
about seventy people present At
noon nicnie dinner was served after
which al rerailed to the baseball
s,roands rear -. cottage where the
1-inafol1 G~,rg4 crossed bats with
Tho straro Grange the outcome OF
which ,cs. ia f#-o. Of Strong with q
.,,ra Of % =,
p,.aecriTffa-.. are 1ur enecfa1ifv. wo
ao,.1 ,,on, .,.ge..t1 anywhere Samp-
so,,s nr,,, e..ra 1w3G
''.'7 ..... A.,
Mrs KUN 4='.5a ''s e... ,.u
to homo 81 hel 'A,.1.> sunni =
NVm'n IN 'ne''.o .l,.'F co., e,,a NO. ,,.,,,
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from Mrs. Morrill, Of Manchester last
week
Mrs. Mabel Lunt Weiderman OF
BROOKLYN. y. y who has been visit
ing her father George Lunt returned
home Monday.
Mrs Tower and infant son have
arrived home from the Somerset HOS
pital.
Edwin Gilman is enjoying his an
nual vacation from the Bracket q"
Russell store.
G.S. & F. T. Jewett finished canning
string beans at their factory Monday
and will commence packing corn tlls
week
Mrs. Lou Brown visited relatives IN
Clinton last week.
The Mercer Fair will be held Oct. l.
LINDEN Emmons has returned TO
his duties at the local NJ. c. X Il.
station, alter a six months vacation.
Mrs Nettie Gill who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Milford Tibbetts
and other relatives in town during
tho mast few weeks returned To her
home in Boston. Friday. She was ae-
COMMANDED home by her mother Mrs
1taboIa NIcIntire who Will be her
euesf and also the guest OF Mrs. LII
liam DEMPSEY in Dorchester for fe"
weeks
Mrs + ". Snauldine has been en-
terfaining her friend Mis- Olive Jane
con Of PENNSYLVANIA at their cottage
at Smithdeld -.
Mrs Harfett BlaisdeI and i've chill
dren Kenneth and Bernice are visit
ing N her old home in Munroe.
live poultry wanted. Harry Cohen
SkoWheean.
very interesting meeting oil the
village Improvement Society was heid
at the Library on Thursday afternoon
rho bostesses were Mrs Mary Whit
ing and Mrs. Jeanne Whiting and their
enbect "Harriett Beecher Stowe. II
Was decided not to hold the Ten cent
eoc;a1 this week Thursday as so many
we're to be away ,.
Miss Dora Works, formerly OF TINS
town but now of Massachusetts, was
. recent guest of her friend, MIS-
Josephine Whiting.
Percy Berry and wife and MI ana
Mrs. Fred Rogers recently enjoyed a
camping trip by automobile to near
bv places of interest.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer TobeV return
cd to their home in Orono after pass
ing three weeks with their parents
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Steve Mills visited
relatives in Hallowell over Sunday
Miss Carrie Cleveland was very i'll
last week ~
e,,. INV poT''' tf3O
The two children OF Clayton Tomp-
kins of Monmouth were recent guests
of their grandmother Mrs f. \. Hi
ton.
Roland Boswell of Skowhegan Wis
tied his mother Mrs Charles Whit
ing short time last week.
Mrs. Annie Mills OF Portland mas
been visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
G.. C. Cooley
Mr., Frost of Augusta was the over
Sunday guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Al
bee. Mr.. and Mrs. Frost are to move
IN this town this week to care lot
Mr.. and Mrs Albee.
Mrs. Cordelia Williamson, VINO cele-
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WEST MOSCOW

The Good viii Club which has not
held any regular meetings since the
first of July were most pleasantly en-
tertained by Mrs. Stella Hill, August
p. There was large attendance
Refreshments OF apples, salted pea
nuts and fudge were served. There
Viii be a special all day meeting SEPT
: win MISS peha Hlii Tor 'he par-
pose OF 'acAlng p'lHs. a oaNea 'sd'
dlhher win not Gomez anu pass rs
VIII ne served al noon. All hlei''pei
sho0lo MAKE an eHofl 10 aI1ehaL
y. }. LiopY' State ROAD h7p'G1oI
"%s IN town on business flIah
The pulp drive passed mere August
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- ma ie..'',''' .;..,.... 7Irs
t9 40 3...s ,ss,b
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WI 2'1'ii - u " to,o1io
''f9 'aa' IN
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II i'I' W wa az "I'ie -. ..,,5ad h,. oct
Wy pam. u, q, ,''.l.I ,,,.aor ono nj
llIs ms nnse - - II VIC
liIe "neei' Vi 1"V '"' docfor to have
necessary 10 20 u d ''' W
MS manu- uieSSe"' .
\ crew OF men ana teams au
work Monday on the 9idle loau iaed Ia,
the Chase place III lle eas'e' Il pa, :,
OF the town. w. r I'M mas 'i'dl se
of the work and II IS uhderstoou dpo"'
$500 is to be expended.
Miss GLADYS Reynolds arrived home
Friday evening from summer school
at Castine and Tuesday began teach
ing in the Washington school.
Miss Velma Rollins is spending a
few days at the home of her brother
Floyd Rollins before leaving for Farm
ington where she will attend Normal
school
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The News of SOmerset'S Busy Towns

then they Will continue their jour
ney to Ms Folsom's home in Kansas
City Mrs Furber Will remain with
her sister fer the winter al least
Howard Mitchell and family have
moved into their new home on the
Smithfeld road
Dorothy Chandler has been the
guest Of her grandparents in Mercer
during the past week.
The in FAINT daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Ezra Kelley has been very i'll.
Mrs. Dinsmore and daughter. Mrs.
George Adams of Lynn. Mass, have
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Clark recently.
CLYDE Bigelow was the over Sunday
guest of his son Stanley.
Miss Ethel Luce OF Arson visited
Mrs Susie Fletcher Flanagan last
week
Mrs Eunico Kelley has returned
from the home of Clarence Dunton
where she has been caring for Mrs
Dunton and her infant son.
Mr. and Mrs Alton Nichols and Mr..
and Mrs Fred Rogers enjoyed an au-
tomobile trip to Old Orchard recently
MISS nun pa, '''''
ing relatives lh i"'iii'' -. ,,.,,.,
MIS-. >. X. 'Io" = alio H.oa -1i'ui ~
beh Hd ti' -. ,,i-tti,,,,
shlre where 'he} hdNe "e'" VISITING
relatives.
haa baaa ,.ieitfao bo,. mothnr Mrs.
-
t,,',, r,,,,,o,e ba. hean visiting
NJ, IA ,1r. DaiI.s,t rlnlert II East
Madison.
Mr. and Mrs Gux Emmons passed
several DAYS rerputfv with friends at
Belfast
Mr. and Mrs Charles 4. Moore left
Monday for their new home in Deer
mo whore fhev have uarcha4cd an es-
fablished boot and shoe business Mrs.
Moore has resided in town nearly an
her life and has been employed WIN
her iather IL. A. whitney d '"e ". -
X. X. siatloh IN town WINE WI 49, ..,. '
came from Aldolsoh Inns Spii"S - ' any
,lo p'''ee ", 10y i',1i, ,tt,., ,,ac,tion
49,, 49,. ~. d,,tio,. 80 ~ Al r. p r sta
- !, oi'' ''n uu'l ,, u" az, " ,taara bave
,,,o,.. f,iords In tou,, who ,vieb them
nroeneritv in heir new business
Mrs Lena Framework of Bangor is
tho ouest of her sister Mrs. Ralph
whitney
George Carr enioved a trim to Ros-
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LIE EXTINCTION

Misses Mildred, Alice and Gwendo-
Ign Atwood of New Portland were
the guests of their sister Mrs. Eunice
Pinkham and family, Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Stella Kennedy OF Kingfeld
was the week end guest of Mrs. Hat
tie Luce.
Miss Inez Parker who has been do
ing table work at Stratton has finish
ed her work and is staying for a while
with her sister Mrs. Charles Peterson.
Mrs Zvlinda Churchill returned
home Wednesday after spending few
DAYS with her son Frank Churchill and
family
Mrs. Leola Webb went to Kingfeld
Sunday to work for Frank Tufts.
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brated her eightieth birthday on Au-
gust II Is visiting Guilford for wo
weeks.
To the Women of Norridgewock:
The selectmen must prepare a check
list of women voters for the state
election on September b. In order
to assist us in making that list as
nearly correct as possible. will you
please mail your names. or in person
give them to either of the selectmen,
some time before September Il? Tele-
phone in your names, if not able to
write or come.
SELECTMEN OF NORRIDGEWOCK
BY Frank L. Ames. Chairman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Churchill and
family returned to their home in King
field Sunday.
VIM. Blake of Dead River was the
guest of c. S. Allbee and family over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Elbridge Williamson
and Miss Bette OF New Portland was
the guest OF her sister Mrs. John Ford
Sunday Miss Bette is boarding with
her aunt and teaching the Mill school.
Mrs Mae Lane. Miss Florence Nenno
and Appleton and Neasey Webb will
move to Pennington the first of the
coming week for the winter. Howell
Atwood will move their goods with HIS
truck.
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EMBDEN LAKE

The Berry and Moulton reunion was
held at the home of Michael Berry's
& Son. August 26th There were
100 present. The forenoon was
spent in social greetings and at noon
the baskets were opened and together
with beans, baked in the ground and
hot coffee each and every one ate their
fill In the afternoon the business
meeting was called to order, the Of
ficers elected for the coming year.
Many songs were sung.
Roy Badger of Massachusetts was a
caller at Everett Creamers recently.
He will take his daughter Mary back
with him to Massachusetts.
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are under construction, which Will b.
launched in October Stops were
also made at Gardiner. Edgecomb,
Lewiston and at Leeds Junction
where Mrs John Strout. an aunt Of
Mrs. Dunton resides, and who accom-
panied them as far as Bingham for
a brief visit. Mrs Eunice Kelley Of
Norridgewock, Mr.. Dunton's sister re-
turned home with them also and will
visit her people here. The trip was
much enjoyed and another visit to the
coast is looked forward to in the not
far distant future.
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NORRIDGEN WOO h

\ very pretty home wedding occur
red Saturday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Williamson when
Miss Olive Mara BieeloW daughter
OF Mrs. williamson was united in mar
rage with Arthur Kinney also OF this
town. The house was prettily de
corated for the occasion and the bride
was very charming in her wedding
gown OF white crepe de chine and the
maid of honor, Mrs. Harry Bigelow in
her blue satin gown. The double
ring ceremony was performed by Rev.
f. r. Farrar in the presence OF the
following guests, Mr.. and Mrs Ever
EFT Williamson, Miss Cordelia VIII
hanson, Ray Bigelow, Mrs. Austin
Kinney and daughter, Miss Bernice oil
North Lake \, B.. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bigelow. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilman and
little daughter Rachael, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Witham and little daughter LII
cretia. Ice cream and cake were ser
we'd after the ceremony and the nap
pv couple went directly to their nome
the so called McIntire farm where
the groom is successful farmer. The
counle were attended during the cere-
monv bv Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bigelo~.
The bride has only recently resigned
from the Office OF the New Sharon and
Norridecwock Telephone Office where
she was one OF the popular central
girls. and as she has always resided
in town has many friends who wish
the happy couple all good fortune
and happiness
Carroll Staples is enjoying few
days vacation from rs duties IN the
Posi- Office.
Mrs Harriet Miller and Mrs Maade
Carr attended the y. y. X. picnic at
North Arson last week
Mrs Mary Staples visited friends III
Larone . few days last week.
Earl Deyercux oil Lewiston has
been visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Clara Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Flanagan are
occupying rooms in the WEIGH mousse
very pretty party was given Tor
the children of Mr. and Mrs Guy
Boone last Thursday afternoon. he
freshments were served and the lit
tie folks enjoyed themselves immense
1y.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Brackly are max
ing extensive repairs on their nome.
George Hussey and family have re-
turned from Smithfield where they
nave been passing the summer
A farewell party was given Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Moore last Friday even
ing and they were presented with
gold piece in behalf of the guests.
Mrs. Jennie Furber, Mrs. Grace Fol
som and son Shorey closed their house
last week and left for New York where
they will visit their brother, Mr.. Ros-
coe Hurd and family a few days and
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tiful Besides these from the family
and individuals, we're pieces from the
Odd Fellows. Rebekahs, Hinckley
friends. English friends of Skowhe-
gan. Canaan Grange, Cornyille Grange,
SkoWhegan II. r. section, Hinckley
section and Cornvlle Cooking Club.
Mr. strickland enjoyed a large circle
Of friends, was a most loving husband
and father and was endeared to his
many friends by his genial disposition.
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WELLINGTON

Judson Irish of Kittery formerly of
this town, is visiting his sister Mrs
Della Alien al Bert Drews.
Leon Brasier has purchased a farm
in Brighton and moved his family
there last week
Amos True spent last week with his
granddaughter Mrs Harold Small OF
Harmony.
Grin Kinney and Fred Robinson
were in Pittsdeld last Saturday on
business
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UINC KLEY

Mr. and Mrs John Tutz are visit
ing relatives In New Brunswick lor
several weeks.
The friends of Herbert Emery whose
home for many Years has been IN
chawmnt. were grieyed to hear OF ms
death from pneumonia. SATURDAY, IN
New York. where he had employment
in a bank.
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Palmer return
ed Thursday from few davs' visit
down river in Richmond. winthrop
Readfield and other towns.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Webb in com
nanv with Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Bowden
motored to Etna Sunday. Mr.. Wepp
mother returned with them.
Miss Lucy A Dinsmore is passing
vacation at Old Orchard
The families of P. A. and l.. r.
Kicker are passing several weeks at
Northport.
The MANY friends in this village OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Decker OF Nhh-
ton are extending congratulations on
the recent birth of son,
Edward L. Strickland of Franklin
Mass is the guest of his mother Mrs.
Rose Strickland and plans to remain
until Saturday.
~. Ia,os of North Fairfield
MIS- l"',' w.. danqbter Mrs f.
Is Tue sue9'
"A. No'e''' ,c,.....to,,o,,
Miss May l.. Tow "a nv. aistor
is passing The week with her sister
Mrs. +. c. Joy
Services were held at the church
c-..,.lo,, conducted by Rev { II. Nc
Elhiney.
People living mere nave ON" S"'
ed at the hummer oil "aloIou''ea P'2
ing in day on me mann SIR,
actual count. 73NdaF' A"t'S' -
; O'Clock Ia ih' mnfhlus una
the evening. ~ VhlIle" ~
Sanford strickland, aged - years,
was instantly billed "Wednesday AFTER
noon by the As train. His death
has cast Wayo Of sadness over the
community. Mr. Strickland was
born in Embden, the son OF Asa ana
Mary Shedd Strickland. later moving
10 Brighton where his boyhood was
passed. In 1891 he purchased the
ferry at this place which he operated
for 10 years. He married Rose Leach
of Skowhegan, April p, 1892, and they
began housekeeping in pretty nome
near his work After the Hinckley
bridge was built he bought the Forrest
Herrin farm on the East Ridge road
in Cornville, where he lived for SIX
wears Returning to Hinckley about
two years age. he was. at the time OF
his death. an employee on the Maine
Central Railroad Besides his vile
he leaves three sons. Edward Leach,
who was graduated from Skowhegan