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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09
RIVER ROAD

Miss Esther Sired spent few days
with friends in Scion last week
Mr.. W. S. Lotrop of Tampa, Fla,
mho is spending the sumner in Oakland
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Sner-
lie Boyle.
Arthur Sired of Lake Austin spent
a few days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Sired.
Mrs. Maola Parent and Mrs. J. L.
Clough and daughter of Oakland
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Natn-
an Boyle.
Mr.. w. S. Lothrop and daughter,
Sherlie Boyle left Minday for ROCK
land. Portland and Bath, making the
trip by auto
Thomas Peletier and sister Mrs ~
Dewberry OF Keegan are accompany
ing as far as Boston. the latter SON
Who was returning to his college ia
PENNSYLVANIA and stopped over ~"
DAYS with their brother George l'l't-
tier in SkoWhegan. They ATTENDED,
early mass at the Catholic church ana
after dinner called on a few 1renas
They were much pleased With 'her
visit They left Skowhegan tues
day evening for Watervlle and from
there will 90 to Lewiston and tnen 10
Boston where they will call on their
brother. John B. Pelletier. Ihey
will then go on to Fall River MasS'
where they will visit two OF their SIS
tiers who are nuns of the Holy Union
of the Sacred Heart
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Thowas French ana
son Mr. and Mrs. J H Murray, son
and granddaughter, Mrs. JOS Pollard
and two daughters of Skowhegan
we're Sunday visitors at the Bigelow
farm.
Rev. Albert Smith Of Hallowell VINO
has been holding services at the
Friends church for several months
will hold services at the Union church
next Sunday at p. m. standard time.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas French and
farm during quarterly meeting.
Miss Lillian Hoxie was the guest OF
Waterville relatives while attending
the Chautauqua meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs Angler Goodwin and
daughter Mary of Melrose, Mass. have
been guests the past week or MS
mother and brother c. H. Goodwin at
tho old home. Their son Roger who
has been spending the summer on the
farm, returned home with them. MRS.
Nora Goodwin Huff Of Belfast has also
been a guest at her old home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Thomas ana
sons went Saturday by auto to Maple
ton. where they will be guests OF his
mother and brother. Fred Thomas.
They will also attend the Pressure
Isle Fair and centennial celebration
while gone.
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Fast NEW PORTLAND

The first reunion of the former
scholars and teachers of the ola req
schoolhouse on New Portland Hill,
was held on Sept. 2, and was sue
cess in every way. A picnic dinner
was seryed on the school grounds at
noon after which the following pro-
gram was presented. Hon. Wllham
Walker of Skowhegan acted as TOAST
mater Prayer BY Rev. Melvin Hutcn-
ms of Phillips; address OF welcome py
Mark Hutchins; response by Mrs. r.
e Stanley of Newton. Mass; toast 10
former teachers by Gen Frank Hoyt
of Concord, Mass; toast 10 FORMER
pupils by Rev Melvin Hutchlns' song
by Harry Jones and L. A. Davis; roll
call by Vida Rand; reading letters
from absent teachers and pupils;
nrimmer class of 1870 by Emma Hut
chins. Prof. A. a. Knowiton OF
Portland, Oregon spoke on The DIS
trict School, Original poem by MISS
Nellie G Walker; anecdotes by former
nupils. At the close of the program
an association was organized with the
following officers: President, Hon.
VIM Walker: executive committee,
Gen. Frank Hoyt Mrs. c. b. Walker
and II. p. Jones; secretary and
treasurer. Mrs John True. Voted to
have the next reunion on the hrst
Thursday in September, 1921.
Mrs. E. w. Green is at North New
Portland keeping house for Mrs. Earl
Fenlason. Mrs. Fenlason went to the
c. NJ. G.. II. in Lewiston Wednesday
and will submit to a surgical opera
ton there.
Doris and Laurister Brown OF King
field have returned home after spend
ing a week at H. p. Jones.
Sunday visitors at Ray Nye's were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Green and
daughters Althea and Peggy, Mrs. Eta
Goodrich and Mrs. j. A. Swain OF
Skowhegan: Mr.. and Mrs. Thales
Spaulding. Thales Jr. and Nal Spauld-
ing of Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Carl, Mrs
Cyrena Carl and Mr.. and Mrs. Perley
Carl and son of Bingham were in town
Sunday.
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LARONE

This community was shocked on
September 2, to learn of the sudden
death of Henry Choate, life long
resident OF this section. Mr.. Choate
was II years of age and a prominent
Granger and K. p. and will be greatly
missed by large circle Of friends.
The funeral was on Saturday, Septem-
Der 4th, and was attendd by the Rev.
Mr. Farrar of Norridgewock and the
interment was at that place where
the X. of p. held their services at the
grave.
Perry Brown and wife with friends
from Clinton We're callers on Sunday
last at j. G. Merrow's. Mr.. Brown is
a lnmberman and "A few years ago
operated on what is called the Fear
Hill section and Sunday he took his
friends to the old camp in the woods
where they had their lunch.
The Rev. George H. llamlin, Zap
fist visiting missionary with Mrs Ham
lin. now stationed at Lewiston, we're
recent visitors at viii p. Winslow s.
Mr.. and Mrs Augustus Gleason are
one a weeks trip to Bangor and
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KLONDIKE

All report a good time at the dance
at Wellington Wednesday evening
Mrs. II. A. Crisman, who mas peeh
at home with her parents for Ie"
days, has returned to Unity where MI
Crisman has employment.
Miss Mildred Small, with her sister,
Mrs. G. f. Downs, spent the week emu
with their relatives and friends at
Hartland
Bernice Spaulding is saving WOOD
for w A. Paul.
1t is busy work for the beavers 10
build their dam on the Brook mere
when it's torn out as fast as they
build it. They have been at "ofA
for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graves anu
their four children of Sidney, Name
were callers at Loran WhitehouS''
Sunday. q,
Mrs. Graves taught school here IN
1911.
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MEST MOSCOW

Row Badger of Worcester, Mass. mas
been V sitting relatives here.
Mrs Frank Strout and children OF
Leeds Junction spent the week end III
town and returned howe Monday
Charles and Fred Collins oil TINS
Mace and Harold Collins OF BlhSham
are at Hal Pond building for II. e.
whitman OF Katonali. New York, VINO
owns tho private sporting camps To-
Gated there ,..
Mrs. Annie Young started MONDAY
ON a trip 10 Sherbrooke, Canada' TO
visit a sister and from there the Two
ladies' will go to visit a thlfa s'S'ei
living near Barre. Vermont.
Mrs Melyina Fits mons is STAYING
With Mrs. Charles Collins for snort
time. 49,
About fourteen members oil the
Good VIII Club held an all day meet
ing with Miss Dena Hill, Sept. z, anu
the day was much enjoyed. A spien-
did dinner was served out of doors at
noon. which included an abundance OF
good things and the ice cream lul-
nished by Mrs Ida Moore, should also
he mentioned. A quilt was tacked III
the afternoon and other sewing done
The next meeting will be sept @o'
with Mrs. Annie Young
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OIINNERASSET

Word has been received that Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Noble arrived in Fillmore
Cal. safely though somewhat tired
with the long ride
l. f. Rogers was guest OF rela-
tiyes in North Vassalboro over the
week end
Mss Marion Rogers began teaching
the Dodlin school, Tuesday.
James Tracy had the misfortune to
cut his ankle quite seriously recently
Mrs. Ella Jipson, who has been Wis
ting relatives in Sanford and NO
Berwick came home last Wednesday.
She was accompanied home by her
niece, Miss Leona Ford of North Ber-
wick
CLYDE Rogers was at home from Dal-
las over the week end.
Mrs. II. G. Walker will entertain the
G c. club Wednesday afternoon
Miss Bertha Young will teach the
Ward Hill school this fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burgess and
son, Walter of Lewiston, took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Longley, Mon
day
Miss Mildred Jipson will teach in
Madison and Miss Gladys Jipson in
Skowhegan this fall
Quite a number from here took in
the celebration at Madison. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J Robinson visited
in Vassalboro recently.
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N0RI9ID(.I NOf Il


Al the schools re- town commenced
their 1all term thi9 week . G..
Woodman is fhe new principal o1 the
high school.
Mrs Almon Blasdell and two chill
dren Kenneth and Befniee have re
turned from visit with relatives in
Munroe
Mr.. and Mrs James Hilton have
beer the guests of Nh and Mrs Harry
Carr at Smith6eld.
Mrs Mary Spaulding visited her
friera Mrs. Woodsum at Larone Ie-
Gently
Mss Annette spaulding has return
ed to Wilton where she Is teaching Do
nestle Science in the high school.
Ms Fred Webster and daughter
Bess.e visited relatives in Skowhegan
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy E,mmons have re
turned from a short visit with friends
in Ielfast
Mss Sadie Lovcjoy has accepted a
position as an operator in the Ne"
Sharon and Norridgewoek Telephone
Office.
Fl derrick Spaulding has returned
TO SCHOOL dat ce in Massachusetts
Will his sister Miss Adessa returned
the irst OF the week I'll The T. Of NJ
whe she is a student
" Ham Freefhy Of Cumberland
Mill has been the guest Of friends
in town during the past few days
NJ. and Mrs. Edwin Tinkham OF
Tur CT were recent guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs Herbert Crosby.
Ms. Walter Crosby has returned
fron, few weeks visit with friends
in ittleton and vicinity
MSS Cora Baker was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fogler in Skowhegan
last week
D.. and Mrs. w. D. Taylor of
Mecaanic Falls was the over Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. F.. Tay-
lor.
Ms. blanche Mills delightfully."- en-
tertained the o. e. G. Club at her
hon last week Tuesday afternoon
A large number of people from this
town have been attending the Water
vile Far.
Miss Nellie Hussey is expected nome
frorl Gloucester Mass. next week.
Mrs. Eta Blaisdell and daughter
Miss Ruth have returned from Rome
where they visited relatives.
John George was home from wat
terville recently to visit his parents
and his son Henry. Mr.. George has
accepted a very nice position in Beth
ell where he formC.',y resided.
The many friends of Nicholas Mill
err and Cony Russell were pleased to
learn that both gentlemen are recov-
ering from their recent Illness.
MS Jennie Whiting and Mrs. Mary
Whiting were the guests of Mr.. and
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CANAAN

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Williams and
daughters, Arlene and Carolyn ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Keene, son Car
roll and daughter. Barbary OF Clhton'
recently returned from an anto TRIP
thru Aroostook County and Ne"
Brunswick.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, daugh-
ter. Mrs. Max Foster and little Ael-
da Maxine, took an auto trip TO Hal
lowell Sunday His sister Mrs. ga
rah Roberts returned with them for
an extended visit
Mr. and Mrs Walter Farnham re-
turned to Medford, Mass. Monday al
ter passing the summer in town ana
Monmouth.
Mrs. Eva Shean of Fort Fairfield IS
visiting friends in town.
Lee Douglass of Gardiner is the
guest of his cousin, Miss Bessie CROCK
er.
Mr. and Mr.. George Rowe and lit
tie son have moved from SkoWhegan
to Canaan and will live in one-half OF
the house occupied by Mr.. Cowett.
Thomas and Lillian Howe have re-
turned to their home in Worcester,
Mass. after a visit with their Uncle
Chas. Horne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Branch of Waterville
were guests last week of her sister,
Mrs Lewis.
Misses Maud and Edith Cover re-
turned to Lewiston Friday.
Miss Mildred Rowell who has been
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.IAIkM y

Mrs. Eta connors Holden died sun
dax morning. Sept. 9TH. 1920. Mrs.
Holden has been in poor health since
She had the influenza in the early part
al last winter. but wasn't confined TO
her bed only since May, when she was
taken with pleurisy around the heart
which caused her to be a great suffer-
er At times Mrs. Holden was 40
years old having come here from Bling
nam after her marriage to Ruel E.
Holden OF this place. Besides the
husband she leaves three sons Roland,
I.angdon and Lyle, and three sisters,
one brother and an aged father. They
all will keenly feel the loss of a loving
wife. mother. daughter and sister.
They have the sympathy of all in their
bereavement.
H. W. Holden returned from Ban
gor Friday night,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Moan returned
on Tuesday night Mr.. Moan is prin-
eipal of the high school and expects
to begin his duties on Tuesday All
the other schools will begin also
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The News of Somers2t'S 1esy Towns

Mr.. r r Whiting IN skowhesaa
lasf 0ees and attended the Chaa'sH-
ana course Mrs Harriet Miller
was aI.o u sHoHhCsaa Tor the same
purpose and @as the guest oil Ger
sister.
Live poultry wanted. Harry Cohen.
Skowhegan. u"o
Both corn factories commenced 10
pack corn Iast week The dry wealth
er has seriously affected the corn crop
in this section.
Alton Tucker was very III last week
The sad news OF the death of Henry
Cboafe OF Fairfield Center vas heard
with regret by his many Aorridse"oek
friends last week Mr.. Choate was
verv we'll known in this entire sec
tion and had many friends who sym
nafhize deeply with the widow and
family in their loss
Mrs. Louise Hurley Mills and little
daughter Of Portland were the guests
of relatives in town over Sunday
Mrs Irving Wells and family have
returned To their home IN New YORK
after passing the month OF August
with Mr. Wells mother Mrs Ann
wells Mrs Mabel Wells ketchum
and children have also returned TO
thor home in West RoXbWy Mass.
alter passing the summer with her
mother.
Miss Alice Townsend visited in
LLaVhpPau recently.
Mrs Charles Pike MIS- Cora smlIh
and Mrs. Frances Eolan visited IN
Waterylla during the past week ana
attended the Chautanaaa.
Miss Nina Ilussey has returned 10
her school duties in Broekton, Mass.
number OF the ladies on Water
Vile Hill improved the fine weather
on Friday by having a picnic on sun
set Hill.
The Village Improvement Society
will meet this Thursday afternoon at
the Library The hostess Will be
Miss Sarah Clarke and her subject
John Hay"
The regular Sunday services were
resumed last Sunday at the Conere-
gational church after vacation dur
ing the month Of August.
Mrs. Mabel Everett, Miss Francs
Jones and Stanley Jones visited in
Augusta over Sunday. Miss Estelle
Jones. who has been visiting relatives
in town during the past month, re-
turned home with them.
Gasoline 33c. Holt G. Hight, skowhe-
gan, Me. tfzf
Mr. and Mrs. Ross have arrived
from Augusta to make their home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Albee.
Miss Iona Pray returned to her
school duties in Connecticut the first
of the week
Miss Florence White, the popular
clerk at Jones' Spa finished her duties
there Saturday night and her place
is being taken by Mrs. Kate Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs William Tufts are
home from their summer home at
Smithfeld.
Lester Witham of Scion was in town
last week visiting his family.
CLYDE Bigelow was home from his
duties on the railroad Sunday.
Ernest Wade went TO West New
Portland Tuesday to work in the jew
EFT corn factory during the packing
season.
Mrs. Byron Trueworthy has return
ed from Milford, Conn and other
places where she has been visiting
relatives
Rev. and Mrs r. l.. Sheaf left here
last Friday for Star, N. c., where Mr..
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HINl kLEY

The service at the church Sunday
was conducted by Rev. o. H. Tracy
Mr.. and Mrs Frank l.. Barnes of
Auburn returned Monday after a visit
in town.
Miss Lucy Dinsmore has returned
from a two weeks vacation at Old
Orchard.
Elmer A. Trask of Oakland was a
caller in this village Sunday.
Philander Bessey is making a nice
cement cellar under his house
Lewis Strickland has entered the
9Th grade at Good VIII school which
opened Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester McDaniels
and four children of Jackman have
been recent guests at George NJ. Cay
fords.
Miss Floy l.. Walker has accepted
a position in a millinery store at War
rem, Mass. and departed for that place
Friday morning.
The farmers have begun hauling
their sweet corn to the North Fair
field corn shop
Otto Miller has returned from a
several days business trip to New
York.
Mrs. George Priest and daughter.
Mrs. Mitchell Davis and two children
Mitchell Jr. and baby Richard of
Brunswick, accompanied by Mrs.
yenie Stinehfleld of Clinton were call
ers at Philander Bessey's Saturday.
w p. Hinckley accompanied by her
mother Mrs. G. w. Hinckley and his
sister Mrs. David r. Porter, were
recent dinner guests at the home OF
Mrs. Naphine N. Ryerson at Lewis
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ebert Sawyer of
Augusta passed Saturday night as
guests at Springside. They had been
on a vacation at Pleasant Pond for a
few days.
Warren T. Bessey passed the week
end with relatives in Richmond.
HOXIE
The school here is to begin the 18th
of September.
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NEW VINEYARD

Arthur LeaVitt who was so seriously
hurt is resting as well as could be eX-
pected, both legs were broken. one
shoulder dislocated. one knee cap
cracked, two bad gashes cut in the
thick part of one leg. Mrs. Leavitt
has rturned home from the hospital
where she went with her husband Re-
ports him as doing fine.
Charlie Bliss and wife have return
ed to their home and Alick Sweet and
wife will keep their house open thru
the fall and winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lane start for
Chicago with their daughter Mrs. Dr.
Hayes. Mrs Lane is in very poor
health.
Norman Young is the week end
guest of Miss Ruby Hackett.
Shirley Leeman is a guest of Hugh
and Ardene Stewart.
Rev f. a. Norris and bride have
returned from Mrs, Morris home in
Baltimore Md. and he delivered a
very interesting sermon.
J. W Pratt has just had electric
lights put in his new apple shop.
Schools in the village opened this
Monday, Sept. 6. Mrs. Gene Mall,
Grammar; Miss Falcolt, primary
Miss Marie Leayitt is teaching in
Phillips.
Miss Nellie Greenwood and Elsie
Stewart are expected home this week
from Pleasant Island to resume their
studies at the Pennington schools.
Percy Cleveland called on his Sis
ter the past week.
Mrs. Edith Stuart Apt plans to go
to Brookline to spend the winter with
her husbands sister Mrs. Fred Cor
don.
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SERGT. Nolan 0NT
WITH FACTS
Nell-knoNn Salvation Army Work.
er Says Her Splendid Health is Dne
TO Tanlac

Mrs. Sarah McLain. popular Sal
walton Army Sergeant residing ar
A Summer Court, Portland, Maine ia
now an ardent champion of the merits
of the Master Medicine" Tanlac
since she began taking it few weeks
ago.
Mrs. McLain has been associated
with the Salvation Army nearly all
her life and has followed the good
work both in England and the United
States. She has carried on her work
of charity in Portland for the past
TWENTY-FIVE years and is highly res
pected and esteemed by all who know
her.
While discussing Tanlac, which has
been so beneficial to her, Mrs. McLain.
said
Il am deeply indebted to Tanlac
for the good it has done me and will
always praise it. My improvement
has been so great that my friends
have noticed it and have remarked
about how we'll l look.
But before l began taking Tan
lac | was in an awful rundown con-
difion as a result of a serious opera
ton three years ago, the effect Of
which | had not been able to ever
come. My appetite was very poor,
and having to live on the very light
EST of foods on account of a weak
stomach and bad digestion, | became
extremely weak and nervous. The
work of preparing breakfast for the
family tired me so | would have to
lie down and rest, and at times I was
so nervous that l was almost frantic.
I also had the worst kind of pains
through my chest and just felt per-
fectly awful.
lone day 1 was looking over the
paper and came across a testimonial
that described my case so well that l
decided to try Tanlac, and can
truthfully say 1 began feeling better
rigth from the start and my pains
disappeared with the first bottle. I
have taken four bottles now and seem
TO be in just perfect condition. My
nerves are steady and normal and
have strength to do my Homework
without feeling all tired out like l
did before, my appetite has returned
and l can eat and enjoy my three
hearty meals a day and am feeling
like an entirly different person.
Tanlac is one medicine that every
body should know about, and it was
a testimonial that caused me to take
1t | feel that I ought to make state
ment myself and try to help Others"
Tanlac is sold in Skowhegan by
SIMPSONS Drug Store, L. G. Villains.
Athens. and by the leading druggists
in every town.
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POWERS SCHOOLHOUSE
NORRIDGEWOCK

Earl and Verne Berry took in the
far at Waterville Wednesday.
Miss Mary Davereau went to Wat
eryille and took in The fair and while
there took trip in the airplane.
Mrs Josie Abbott and little son Of
SkoVhegan are visiting her sister
Jennie Berry
Joe Berry, wife and daughter Agnes
visited Mrs Charles Thompson at East
Madison aud We're invited to take a
trip to Athens in the Thompson car.
Miss Matte Berry from Maiden was
one OF the party.
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ST, AIBANS

p. r. Longley of Los Angeles, Cal.
IS at the home of his parents Mr.. ana
Mrs. David Lonsley for few weeks.
Mrs. Bessie Chandler OF Lewiston Is
helping Mrs Eta Hanson Tor a rev
weeks. Mr.. Hanson is improving
slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs W NJ Bigelow OF
pittsfeld were in town Sunday
c. J. Worthen and son Dana are IN
Calais this week attending the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodwin were
in Palmyra Monday afternoon to at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. Goodwin $
mother. Mary j., widow OF Henry
Murray, whose death occurred at Ime
home of her granddaughter, Mrs. NIL
dred Kimball of Millerton, \. y
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Nnl.lI INKNNLI.L


sfH= Susie COLLINS Who has 3een
suffering n#a "a a'aek 81 Hear lgia
a.4 e8auust - bee raaW for Two
WHe6# past aa.. 4 i. .p al and
the house ~ do aHs Hah' We h.
The araip s.n.18 er.Ied over
Athens Suudas afternoon and came
back and landed 81 IL Eaton arm
drew "A large crowd.
one OF The purebrea tlolstein COWS
at aunnyside stock farm is very SICK
with pneumonia. Dr.. White is at
tending her.
Leonard Whittier who Was operated
on for enlarged tonsils and adenoids
is gaining rapidly.
Several from here attended the fair
at Waterville Thursday.
The selectmen Of Gornville will be
in session from 9 until 10, Sept ~
to prepare a check list OF women Yot-
ers for the state election that day. AS
it is the duty OF every woman to see
thai her name is on that list they
should either mail or give then in
person TO either of the selectmen or
to the chairmen OF either the Repub-
lican or Democrat Womn's Committee
on or before Sept -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yeaton and family of
Auburn We're callers al Frank Hiehts
Sunday Mrs Yeaton was formerly
Miss Amo Mcintyre.
E. NJ Doutt who sold his farll to
Harmon James last spring has pur-
chased a farm in Bristol
Mrs. Harlow Rowpll who has been
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cleber Cooley and
Wilbur Whittier and friend Grace
Cookson of jefferson were Sunday
guests of friends here.
w. r. Trask of Skowhegan was a
caller here Sunday
BERTHE Darrinton and George York
of Portland were guests OF relatives
here the past week and have return
ed home.
Hilda Copp is working in the corn
shop at Norridgewock.
J. II. Blodgett of Norridgewock was
a caller at his home here Sunday
Harry Otis of Benton was the Sun
dav guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Otis.