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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03
X-Ray Examination
FREE This Week
BEST TREATMENT
FOR THE AILING
FREE OFFER EXTENDED AN
OTHER SEVEN DAYS.

Tho diagnostic and treatment ap-
paratus used at the Electro Medi-
cal Institute are many. The ma
chines---dellcate and intricate cleo
trical deviceg--fiud the cause OF The
trouble with astonishing accuracy.
At the Electro-Therap Institute the
fact is proven that science has 80
modified and tanned electricity that
the most delicate man, woman or
child need have no fear either Of
having an X-Ray examination made
or taking electrical treatments. The
X-Ray and electrical treatments are
harmless, painless and safe in the
hands OF experts
Modern electrical treatments have
no comparison with the old crude
electric batteries and shocking cur
rcnts. At the Electro-Therapy In
: ute, 2i6h $. Boston 81. the cur
rent that lights homes and runs
street cars is used and lis harnessed
to the wonderful machines by which
every jar and jerk Is removed and
II is then sent through the body az
q ray OF sunshine, which penetrates
each corner and crevice The cur
rents are refreshing delightful
One apparatus sprays electricity
through the patient. absorbing fib-
rous and decayed tissues. there be-
ing thousands OF volts Of electricity
going through the body--yet the pa
tient only experiences a sensation as
of stnnding IN a ray OF sunshine.
After the treatment the patient feels
like a normal healthy person on ar
ideal spring morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-03

The men, Lieut. Gen. c. " shak
haroy and Col A. Vorobicff Of the
Kolchuk forces In Siberia, recently
landcd on tho Pacific coast cn route
to Washington 60 report to L. n
officials and the Russian ambassador
the conditions IN siberia Thoy left
the army last spring, were held cap
ivcs by the Reds ak months and
then had 70 ride thousands OF miles
IN siciVhs and on horseback.
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knife UNPOPULAR
AMONGSUFFERERS
Mrs. c. l.. CantrcIl. Of Lawrcncop
Kansas, Makes Statement for
Publication.

Many Voluntary testlmonlals q
praise are given The Electro Their
apy Doctors for the results giyer
pleased patients. and the following
statement VIII give encouragement
to others who may he ailing.
Lawrence, Kan, Aug. 24th, 1879
To the Public: taking Elec-,
trical treatment with The Electro
Therapy Doctors of 2i6h SO. Bosy
ton, ave. Tulss, Okla, | am glad ~
state that my cSndition les materially
improved. A fibroid tumor | any
afflicted with is becoming softer and
reducing in size. | greatly appreS
ciate what the Electro-Thelapy Doc-i
tors are doing ror me. | have to-
Gate only treated about one month.
(Signed) MRS. c. l.. CANTRELIN
44b Michigan St
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FOR SUFFERERS.

I'm cases OF rheumatism, asthma,
and kidney diseases ana also In neu-
rasthenia. with high arterial tension,
the Application OF high frequency
currents causes reduction OF the
blood pressure. This reduction 10
progressive from one treatment to
another and occurs in eases OF ar
terio-sclerosis (high blood pressure)
for which the high frequency cur
rents are an excellent treatment"
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SKIN ERUPTION
NOW VANISHING
Tulsa, Okla, Aug.

Tulsa, Okla, Aug. 20, 1920,
To The Public:- have suffered
from Acne (Skin Disease) for about
two years ana formerly treated for
this condition without obtaining any
results. Recently | went to Tho
Electro-Therapy Doctors 81 21Gh
South Boston Avenue, Tulsa, fof
treatment and am glad to say thas
my condition began to show early
improvement. l am so much im-
proved now over my former condi-
ton that 1t is distinctly noticeable.
Ny parents and | are delighted at
my improvement for we know Acne
is a stubborn and difficult disease
to eradicate. (Signcd)
GUY SUMMER,
ISL ED MRS. J. l.. SUMNER,
1895 Admiral Boulevard.
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WALK ACROSS
THE CONTINENT
Two Girls From Los An
geles Tramp to New
York.

NEW YORK. Oct 2-The Misses
beverly Bayard and Lorllnc Davis.
OF Los Angeles. are In New York
attcr walk across the continent
which took them four ana half
months.
Th"y started out with ioint
capital OF $50 ana lot OF ambition
They sun nave the ambition, plus n
tan that no money can buy some
foot callouscs that do not matter.
ana - SCRAP book I'm which ia con -
tanned newspaper accounts rclnting
the progress OF their 5000 mile hike.
Although their funds disappeared
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BREATHING OZONE AT ELEC-
TRo-THERAPY INSTITUTE AT
21sR s~nosToN STREET,
TULSA. OKLA

Ozone Is the life Of animal tissue and
the most important element In tissue build
Ing II Is natural In effect and as ger
uieide ~ capable OF destroying the
hardest known bacteria. but II has no
destructive effect. whatever. upon the
body tissue
This treatment Is decidedly beneficial In
diseased conditions of the nose and throat
anemia catarrh. asthma. lack Of vitality
and nervousness
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SUPREME

Electricity, with its wonderful
power-to relieve suffering and cure
disease, Is supreme. 1t Is Natures S
method regulated by human inge-
nuiy. "-Ele ctro -Therapy Doctors.
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NEW PORTLAND

A good crowd attended the school
entertainment Friday evening ana
fine program WAS carried out showing
much hard work had been put into it
both by teachers and pupils. The
stage was very handsome being deco
rated in flags. wild flowers and ferns.
After the entertainment, games and
dances were enjoyed and ice cream
WAS on sale. -,
Leonard Band is driving The mill
truck al present.
We wish to have the age of Mrs.
Rosina Weleh Dunlap corrected which
was IS instead of rs. The funeral
WAS held Wednesday forenoon at ten
o'clock at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Al Hoyt, Rev. George Cnffler oil
Kingleld officiating. Interment was
in the village cemetery.
Miss Maud Mitchell spent the week
end with her sister Edna in Water
willie.
cyrus Metcalf came from Ninal
Haven. Florida, recently and Will
spend the summer here with his
daughter Helen and sister Belle Met
calf.
Mrs. Lynn Smith and daughter
Erna met with an accident Friday
when their horse became frightened
at the mill truck at Pennington, up
setting the wagon and going over a
steep bank but luckily no bones were
broken and only bruises were sustain
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North CORNNILLE

The graduating exercises of the
Grammar schools of Cornviile were
presented to large audience at the
Town Hall. June %. The graduates
were IIilda Rowell, Douglass Dysart
Howard Huff, Wallace and Eleanor
Tufts of the Kinsman school; Lloyd
Harville and Hilma Holmes, Whittier
school: Morris Butler and Alice FINER
son of the Roosevelt school.
F. f. Tuscan, the tax collector. was
making social calls in this vicinity
last week.
Daniel Collins is treating his house
to a new coat of paint.
Miss Flora Hayden is working at
Byron Harville's. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Vile are the parents of little dangh-
ter.
The little grandson of Albra Adams
who lives near the Twelve corners.
was run over by an automobile sun
day. Fortunately no bones were
broken. only badly bruised. A mar
row escane for the little fellow.
George W. Bates and family enjoy
ed green peas from their garden June
Is. The first to have them around
here.
1t is with sadness we chronicle the
death of Frank N. Weston who com
mitted suicide Sunday afternoon by
hanging. Dependency caused by the
death of his wife which occurred
about two months ago was supposed
TO have been the cause. Mr. Yves
ton was one of the most prominent
farmers of this town. A highly re
spected citizen and his two boys were
his life. To them this terrible death
seems almost unbearable as they have
been nearly heartbroken since the
death of their mother. Sympathy IS
extended to them from their friends
in this neghborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons Lombard ana
three children and DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Kewen and daughter Of Windsor, Vt.
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. II. Leighton the past week.
Floyd Tufts Is working in Bath and
his brother Everett in Portsmouth, N.
II.
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LEXINGTON

Misses Adeline HeWett went u
Spring Lake. Wednesday to work for
the summer as cabin girl
c. W. Pinkham sold a pair of steers
to Connors Of North Arson the first Of
the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Donahue and chill
dren OF Flagstaff were the guests Of
her mother Mrs. Cylinda Churchill
Sunday.
Guy Sheaff of Walpole, Mass. ar
rived in town Saturday to Join his
wife nee Daisy Peterson. who IS
spending several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. and Mr.. CLANCY Gould have
both been quite sick the past week
V tn colds. Mr.. Gould is SO years
old and his wife few wears YOUNGER.
There will he dance at Moody S
Hall Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Peterson and
children. Evelyn. Iva and Thelma, Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Sheaff and Miss Isabelle
enjoyed an auto trip to Stratton Sun
daV.
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home on Tuesday. June -.
Miss Mary Strickland wea' to Oak
land Friday 10 visit Ler sister. Mrs.
Kuel MO~her She plan To attend
Colby commencement exercises the
coming week.
Charles Hovt who ba- heac eantn-
ed TO his home By illre-- y. Is
able to be back in the store
The wedding receptior Of Mr. and
Mrs Charles McKenrey whose mar
riage occurred recently wa- hela on
Friday evening at TIE h1m" Of The
brides parents, Mr.. AID Mrs. Nm.
Rice. In spite Of the threatening
thunder shower. The house vas
fnll Of friends and u-igt'lrs TIE
couple received MAJ .-e-al and
beautiful gill Dancing "aa ENJOY
ed until late in the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckinney VII reside on New
Portland Hill
On Wedne 1sy evening a birthday
surprise PARTY was tendere MISS
Helen Atwood a. Tie povo. 4ouse a
The Fails eyer 1aA were PIE n.
Dancing Vas enjoyed. Nicrola ms
il wa- furnished by .''-7 Hef' zee
Berr-. Nj Atwood 1l5 III isel-
pient Of many gifts On Friday alter
noon Miss Atwood closed most SIC
ceseful year OF school at The Fails,
popcorn and candy were furnished
the children hy the teacher IN me
evening an entertainment consisting
Of recitatians. music aNa daloe les
was given. The attendance was very
I vt.ifb q
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MtINSTREAM

The Manstream Improvement Clup
met Tuesday evening, June %, at the
beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Seekins. 1t was a rainy night
hut il did not seem TO keep any one
at home. Those who cared to play
cards played "63". Ice cream was
sold and the proceeds will go to BUY
a lawn mower to be used 10 nov the
cemeIerv and the church yard. Mrs.
Spokins is an ideal hostess and every
one spent a very pleasant evening
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. nat
tie Bachelder Wednesday. June ~ II
was voted to meet at the church IN
one week and devote the afternoon
in cleaning the church. while the I'M
movement Club are working IN inc
cemetery. Ice cream was served ny
Mrs. Bachelor and her niece MTS'
Hattie Dore.
School closed Friday and the tea'h-
or Mrs. Imogene Burdiek is acting as
operator in the Central Office 1or MIS-
s A. HAYNES for few DAYS at fiar-
mony village.
Mrs A. d. Kierstead and children
Of Groveton. n. II. visited relatives
here Monday.
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MADISON CENTER

Mrs. H. e. Spear attended the D. A.
r. meeting held In Norridgewock last
Thursday.
Mrs. Albert Whorff is stopping at
present with Mrs. Wallace Adams.
Mrs. Lucreta Steels and daughter
Abbie start Sunday morning for North
Conway. y. II. with Mrs Steele's SON
in-law, Frank Nutting. They will
20 by auto. Mrs Steele will go from
there to visit her son in Pennsylvania
and Miss Abbie will make her future
home in Massachusetts. Mrs. Steele
on her return will visit other children
in Massachusetts, She will stop for
time with her daurlter and husband
Mrs. Frank Towns at North Conway.
Fred Steele and his bride returned
from their wedding trip last Satur-
day night.
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SANDY RIVER

Mrs. Nelson White returned the
first Of the week from a visit in Unity
where she went to have cemetery
work done. Mrs. White is a native
of Unity but has not been there for
many years.
Mrs. Herbert HUFF OF Bingham visit
ed her mother Mrs. Hattie Roberts
the last of the week
Mrs Frank Padham went to Port
land, Monday. for the Centennial week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hilton were
among the passengers on the early
morning train from Skowhegan to
Portland.
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EAST st. ALBtNS

The stephen Gordon farm at Mef-
rill's Corner owned .NN frea Sprou! OF
boston. mas heen fer'a'IH Soia 10 M
ElueIhlii' loi iiiei y .'l '''''Ve w u u
80 thp W. hn - '.9@ 49,
~ NV '',''a'''' "
MI ana MIS-. f-iNI" 'I'''ilI u y a.
erViIIe are al pf,9''"' S'IHlus re"
DAYS al MIS-. Ne...' '.'I ,'H -, " -, :
NI' N'"i ~ - Ill., : -. -.
, M"' Ci,s. .,t, l.. lo.p onita
s 81 fir ~ ~, ..aa, vim F., were
ol "
!.
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BRIGHTON

Mrs. T. !. Jones celebrated her saith
birthday, June 21st Those who Wis
tied her on that day were Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver French and daughter
Florice of Athens and Lewis Green
and son Bert Green of Hartland. \
lunch was served by Mrs. Sadie Bras
Ter consisting Of ice cream. sandwich
es. cake, cookies and coffee. We hope
Mrs. Jones may live to enjoy many
more pleasant birthdays.
Mrs. Amos Lawrence and daughter
Sarah of Parkman visited at Walter
McDonald's one day last week.
Mr. ana Mrs Arthur Kinney are Wis
iting friends in Madison for few
DAYS.
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SHARKS

Mae Simpson is working Tor Mrs
Willie Hilton.
The Monmouth Canning CO have
presented the church here in town
with some new singing books. which
are much appreciated by all.
Mrs Arthur Newey and -four chill
dren Of Newton Upper Falls, Mass is
visiting her mother Mrs. Arnold
Waugh.
The Progressive Club Wa enter
tanned last Saturday afternoon. June
2Gth at the home of Mrs Carol
Sterry, Arson formerly Marohn
Creenleaf of this town. About forty
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THE NEWS OF SOMERSETS BUSY
TOWNS
BROWNS CORNER-CA CANAAN

Miss Anna Porter is passing her
vacation with her grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chadbourne
entertained the following guests Sun
day: Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ellis and
Miss Ruth also Newell Philbrick of
ST Adams.
Miss Celia Salisbury of Hartland is
visiting in the home OF p. J. Lancas-
ter.
Mrs Adde Goodwin and daughter
Mrs. Rosie Rowe recently visited with
her sister Mrs Ida burlington in
Skowhegan
Peter futile and family of Dexter
have arrived in town. They were ac-
companied by Eugene Knights and
Ernest Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mullin, brothers
Holman and Chester Mullin went TO
Harmony Sunday for a visit with their
mother Mrs Relief Mullin.
Dana Cooley who has been living in
the home of his daughter Mrs. Caro-
Wheeler for several weeks. passed to
the life beyond about y o'clock p. m.
Thursday. death was due to shock.
The deceased is survived by two
daughters and two sons. His age
was 60 years His remains were TAX
en- TO Athens for burial.
In this vicinity the hay crop bids
fair to be light, working men are
scarce and wages are high.
Mrs. Celia Fernald and son Vernon
who have been visiting relatives in
town returned to her home in Lowell
Mass, Saturday
Mrs Clayton Stedman and two chill
dren returned to their home in Hart
land after weeks visit with relatives
in TOWN.
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MEST MOSCOW

Mr.. and Mrs. Dana IIunnewen are
the parents OF twin babies, boy and
girl. born June 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Brown of
Skowhegan were week end visitors at
w. J. Collins
]. W. Fitzsimmons has sold his
large yoke of oxen to Auburn par
ties.
Mrs. Ray Nye and children of New
Portland are the guests OF her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Thales Spaulding,
ST..
The graduating exercises of the
town schools will be held at the Wash
ington schoolhouse, Saturday even
ing, July 3.
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carpenter All will welcome another
industry for our village
George fash and wife are in Wat
erville to attend the graduation of
their SOL Clarence from Colby Col
lege
f. o. Smith has bought l.. II. Hack
ett's house. Mr. Hackett has moved
his family to Rangeley.
Elsie Stewart has gone to Pleas
ant Island as waitress.
Nellie Greenwood will go in a few
days as cabin girl to Pleasant Island
Fred Gordon and family from
Brookline, Mass. will come July 4 for
two weeks at Fred Lanes camp Por-
ter Lake.
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NEW PORTLAND

On Sunday. June %, occurred the
death of Mrs Rozina Dunlap al the
home of her daughter Mrs Almon
Hoyt. at the village Mrs. Dunlap
was IS years of age last December.
and had made her home with her
daughter for the past eight years with
occasional visits to the farm home Of
her son. Alec Welsh, Who lives a
couple OF miles out OF the village. The
deceased was Ill only ten days. She
was born at Dead River. She mar
ried Philip Welsh. To them We're
born five children. three Of whom are
now deceased The daughter and
son already mentioned are the Only
survivors In the immediate family.
The deceased married Frank Dunlap
for her second husband. She WIS
unusually we'll for one of her adyane-
cd years and until her last illness
could thread needle without tn sd
of glasses In earlier life she Wa
lapUsed and united with the church
in Freeran. She also attended church
i'm strong while living in that viein
ity Mrs. Dunlap was woman Of
.o-' amiahle disposition and fine
. Hlracter and will be missed by maaY
friends outside of the members O. thu
immediate family The sympathy
ol the community goes out to the scr
rowing ones in their bereavement Flu
neral services were held from he
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HIGHLAND

J.. +. Howes has completed his work
on the road and it is certainly fine
piece OF road.
Hiram Plummer of North New Port
land has sold his cumberland here to
Eugene Williamson.
It is reported that Blaine S. Niles
has sold to the Pejepscot Lumber Co.
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STRATTON

Z. H. Crosse who has been in Port
land for medical treatment has return
ed home.
Tennie Mitchell who injured his
hand on his wood saving outfit has
been down to Strong.
d. f Reed and housekeeper, Mrs.
Josephine Dyer are visiting friends IN
Lewiston this week.
The Red front store now occupied
Ivy ]. W. MacGuire is being treasted
with a new coat of paint. Guess We
will have to call it the Brown front
store now John Grover is doing the
work.
\. e. Vaughan has gone to work
again for the S NJ. Co. after being
away on account of illness.
Leland Tague has gone to Farming
ton.
Charles Tague, II. H. Landers and
Merle Blanchard took in the horse
trot at Pennington last week.
A. \. Williams, wife and daughter,
Lois. with Effie Sedgeley took an auto
trip to Rangeley, Sunday.
We hear that Mrs. Blake Jones has
been on the sick list lately but is i'm
proving.
Fred Iishness is taking l.. A,
Knowles place in the boiler room OF
the S. NJ. Co. while Mr. Knowles is
having vacation.
II. II. Landers has a new Ford truck
II. Townsend has bought a Ford
car.
Orrin Taylor and wife are visiting
relatives in Bingham.
W. h. Clark and wife also Bert Saw
age and wife of North New Portland
called on A. n. Williams and wife,
Sunday. coming in Mr.. Clark's new
/ Nash car.
Ella J. Blanchard of Pennington is
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Wing who have
been visiting in town for a week have
returned to their home in VIM.
The Stratton b. B. Club defeated
the Strong b. b. Club on the home
grounds Saturday afternoon by score
of 10 to 2. Our team goes to Strong
next Saturday and hope they will have
the same luck.
Doris Lshness was recent visitor
in Rangeley.
DR.. E. ]. Brown and family of
Rangeley were in town Sunday.
Lawrence Blanchard was at home
from Spring Lake over Sunday
Mail closes at the postoffice at 9.3o
a. m. and due in at night at SAB p. m.
commencing Monday June 28th.
Fred l.. Gordon and wife of Wind
ham and Brad Gordon and wife OF
Kingfield was in town lately visiting
friends and relatives.
An Overland and Ford car came TO-
gether on the Eustis road Saturday
night and the driver of the Ford was
cut in the face but escaped without
much injury. Lucky 1t wasn't worse.
Helen Durrell was the guest OF
friends in Portland for few days las
week. ~
Vern Masterman is in Portland TAX
ing in Centennial week
f. S. Voter and wife expect 10 So
to Portland Saturday on WISH
Walter Scribner and wife spent 9"'
urday and Sunday with RELATIVES !"
Madison.
The \. A. Mfg. Co have two new new,
trucks hauling boards from theiT NM
to Bigelow.
Jack Magee has gone to work IN
the Enamel shop again.
George Richards is in town doi"s
mason work for the S. NJ. 90.
Tom Moore has gone to work for
the Eustis Telephone Co
Charlie Aver has lately ret4r"eu
from a visit to Pennington. y. H.
Dr. Stewart and wife VINO 1 ,1n
been recent guests OF Mr.. anu MI9'
F. H. McLain, have returned 10 10"
ell, Mass.
business is good at The Stratton
and everyone is well pleased with the
management.
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H0XIE

Two of the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Barney are sick with the
scarlet fever and canker rash.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilcox and chill
dren of Windsor were calling on old
neighbors here Friday, making the
trip by auto.
a. j. Reed Of Windsor was a caller
at the home of his sister Mrs. Henry
Blodgett recently.
Thelma York and friend Miss Black
Of Portland are visiting relatives here.
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NEW VINEYARD

Mrs. T. II. Hackett submitted to a
very serious operation Tuesday and
still remains very sick.
Mrs. Charles Smith IS il the hos
pital for treatment.
Edd Abbott has sold his stand to
Fdd Look.
J. W Pratt is having a large can
ming shop built. Charles Rand. boss
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TROUTDALE

Mr.. Lowe, station agent at Lake
Moxie, has launched a new power
boat. She looks nice on the water.
Frank Durgin, game warden Is at
Troutdale
Mr. and Mrs w. Palmer left Friday
for New York after spending two
weeks at Troutdale Camps. Mrs.
Palmer had great luck catching sal
mon.
Harry Deming and wife left for
Dover. n. II. after spending vacation
at Troutdale camps,
Mrs. Mary Bradley has returned to
Portland.
Mr.. Moran of Oakland returned
home after spending a week with John
Bradley.
Judge Small and party returned
home after spending week at their
camps at Black NarrOws.
VIM. Hilton at Bakers Siding Isl
having a great time with lot of wild
pigs.
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FMBDEN LAKE

Michael Berry and son Everett are
building a garage for c. l.. Caswell at
North Arson.
During the thunder storm Friday
lightning entered the barn of Fred
Getchen. Fortunately no fire was sci
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NORTH MADISON

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Smith and
two daughters Gladys and Phyllis
made trip to Sangeryille last sun
day to visit Mrs. Smiths sister. They
were accompanied by Miss GLADYS
Green who is employed IA the smith
home.
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POWERS SCHOOLHOUSE
NORRIDGEWOCK

Guy Sheaff from East Walpole,
Mass. is visiting hts mother Ida Sheaff
and was calling on old friends Satur-
day.
Mrs. Albert Frye from Jackman was
q visitor at Joe Devean's last week.