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The Washington herald., 1920-03-01

q iife saver for the show. BY the
sheer < sawkwardnes and natural en-
barrassnent Of his work In the role
assigned him. he scores an instant hit
on Broadway and IL jumped to the
fabulous salary OF $500 per week.
The "clodhopper'' returns to the lit
tie country town. wins the girl he has
always loved there and soves the FAM
ny fortunes. by the newly acquired
bull<iness of his bankroll. Tho picture
Is perfectly staged. directed and
acted.
Supplementing the major feature for
the first three days Of the week are
shown variety OF abbreviated cam
era subjects, embracing news reels
and others. all Of which are given the
advantage OF carefully chosen and ex-
tremely well synchronized orchestral
accompaniment.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-01
Knickerbeeker.

/. A review Of the program at Gran
dalps Knickerbocker Theater will
appear in tomorrow's issue Of The
Herald
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

supper. the meeting viii be called
20 order.
Prof Eawn has addressed Cham
bers OF Commerce during the past
three weeks IN the states Of Con-
necIiciIt, New York. PENNSYLVANIA
and Ohio. He has met with distinct
approval with those who have heard
him and ms talks are said 20 have
done much 10 inspire the member
shin Of the various chambers toward
greater ana more united action He
is salri TO have real Chamber of
Commerce message 10 bring and
the committee feels fortunate 70 have
secured such an able speaker for
their first meeting OF the winter
The Forum committee consists of
Horace T, MuZzy. Rev. c. A. Knlck
erbocker, George .. Hegarry. z A,
Fortier. Waiter 5. Austin. e. L.
Ba1cheider. M p MCCARTHY and
Roy W Moore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
WATERVILLE MEN
IN AUTO CRASH
ONE BADLY HURT

Pennington, 0ct IA seven pas
senger touring car owned by Ansel
Clark of Norridgewock. struck the
iron bridge at Fairbanks with sncn
force III 1e:3R this morning as 70 sci
the entire END OF the bridge over four
inches. bending and twisting the iron
work twenty feet away. Mr. Clark
was thrown through the windshield
his head striking the wrecked piece
Of the bridge. He probably mas
fractured skull The chauffeur WA
not seriously injured
On the rear seat We're Feliz Leblanc
who was seriously injured, Divide
Year and Alfred Quir-ion, all cf
Waferville. VINO were thrown through
the top Of the car and through the
trees skirring the river. Landing :
hundred feet away Quirrion iaudes
IN the river, and the others on The
hank. Neither Year nor luir-icn
were much fur- and they were taken
10 Hofel Willows in this Village and
the others To the home Of I. e DYER.
half mile from the bridge. The
Dyer family mad been awakened. as
had that of Il A Compton half
mile away IN the other direction by
the noise OF the inpact.
The car was going As to 70 miles an
hour. the uuinJured men say. ana
could not make the sharp turn. ftrsr
striking q strong fence which saved
the car from uuerrurning over a steep
bank ciark's condition is very Sc
r1ous ana Leblanc is badly fIurr. hut
will recover. The WaterviIle men
were on their way To Stratron IN
work Their ear broke down al Nur-
rIdsewock and they hired CLARK 10
carry them the rest of the way. Drs.
Pratt and Nichols attended the III
jured men
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
READFIELD

EAST-Mrs. Lortie. widow OF the
late Adm E. Comstock. passed away
at the home of her daughter. Mrs
W. A. Bourne. Sept Is. after snort
illness of pneumonia. age ~ years.
Three daughters. Mrs. W A. Bourne
of ReadfieId Depot. Mrs. Ella Mckay
of Skuwflegan and Mrs. Edith How
ard of wapann. Wis. son. Charles
Comstock. of Freeman, WASH, and
several grandchildren survive. The
larger part of her life was passsd
in Vienna. but few wears ago she
disposed of her hume there and went
tn i've with her children. A daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ethel Pike of Manchester
died Sept 18th, rem days before the
death of her mother. Infermenf was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

Lsvilsky coUuiered right on head
Carpeutler crossed mis-. right TO tace
ana hooked left to STOMACH. Both were
VERY cool and sparring at bell Car
pentier's round
found Two-They exchanged body
blows. Carpenter stood OF and mo
TONED LevInsiy To come III Carpe,i-
tler seITr right and left TO face Then
ne drove HIS right To head ana FOL
lowed with right and left tn the Jaw
sending LevInsky down IN mis- corner
TOR count of eight.
Again with stiff lsrts and a righ;
swing To the head Carpenter Sent
Levlnskv down tpr another count or
elgtt. Levtnskv was g-uggy but
weatnered our the round
Round Three-Carpeutier rushed and
LANDED his right To head Lsvinsi1y
c!incned- Carpenter missed right and
LETT for the head. LevinsiSy Jahped
three isrrs 10 face and Carpenter
swung right 70 mead Carpenter
hooked lert I'd tace and slowed up
bit while Lev;nsky KEPT I'm or with
light ie1ts. Carpenter was waiting
Tor an opening wiIan the ball rang.
Carpenters round
Hound teour-Suth Iiddled for 80
seconds. Then Carpenter drove LIE
WHISKY across the ring landing lefts
and rights AT VIII. finally sending Le-
whisky down in a corner Tor the ruH
count. Levtnsky was not unconscious
but ne was tangled I'D in corner ON
the ropes while he WA counted out
Time Of round. LOT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

IN the cemetery al Seayey's Corner,
Vienna
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. F. Richardson of
FarmingdaIe, attended Readfielo
fair. and visited al the home of their
COUSINS. Mr. and Mrs. ". T. Mayce.
Mrs. George H. Higgins of Auburn.
Is visiting HI me home VI Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. L Cipugh- Mrs. Clpugh is
suffering from d severe ATTACK OF
neuritis
Mr. Frank jackson of Jay, WIS
Weekend visitor III the home OF mis-
sister. Mrs. L. O. Dudley
Mrs. 3. D. Gordon mas returned
hane from visit with relatives in
Boston and vicinity
Mrs &. a. Gay Of Augusta passed
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. :.
a. Gay
Mrs Rachel Taylor and daughter.
Grace, have returned 10 their home
in Cambridge, Mass. after passing
the summer HI their cottage IN
Hoy1's Hill.
Mrs L. O Dudley teacher OF the
East Readfieid school. attended the
Teachers Convention in Wa1ervina.
Saturday.
Nh joel Goldsmith has returned 10
his hume in Aliens Mills. after visit
ing his daughter. Mrs G. ". Morrow.
Mr. Goldsmith is one of Names
smart old men. being well past so
Mrs. BOY Z. Mace is visiting her
uncle. ". Z. Marstun. in Rucklanu.
Mrs z Z. Berry and children If
winthrop Were recent visitors at the
home OF her brother. Frank Wy-rnan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
NT0N

Clinton Grange will hold a suectaI
meeting Wednesday evening. Oct. IL.
The Third and Fourth degrees will
he worked ON a large class OF candi-
dates followed by Harvest supper.
Among those TO attend Tonsham
Fair on Tuesday were Mr.. and Mrs.
T H Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
kefne. Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Harmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gerald and Frank
Winn.
William Files has returned to Mat
tawamkeag. after a short visit with
his parents Mr. and Mrs Charles
Files
Mrs. Edith Walker and Mrs. Mabel
Osborne attended the school Of in
struction held Tuesday by the
Women.s Relief Corps al Oakland.
Mrs Clara Wells of waterz-iile is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs F H
Church.
The Philartea Class of the Free
Baptist church VIII hold it's next
monthly meeting ON Thursday eve
ming al Mrs. Fred Hatch. Park place.
Waferville
Fireside Chapter. o. E 8. has ex-
tended an invitation to Antioch Chap
ter NJ Unity and Golden Gate Chap
ter of China to meet with il ON Oct
Is. Golden Gate Chapter will con-
fer the degrees and Antioch Chapter
will furnish the entertainment
The Wesleyan Literary club win
meet Thursday p M. with Mrs Carl
Ho1cfipn.
Elazer Parker Chapter, d. H r.
viii hold a meeting "Wednesday after
noon. at the home of Mrs. Arthur W
Richardson.
Mrs. Carrie Jones teacher at the
Besse school in Alhion. passed the
week END at her hume
The East Clinton Cemetery Associa-
ton will hold its annual meeting at
3 p 81. Thursday, Oct y, in the se-
iec,mens office
MRS. r. L. ef3sse and Mrs Llewelirn
tend the United Baptist SUNDAY school
convention.
The Jolly juniors of the Free Bap-
tikt church were entertained Saturday
Reundy. Mrs. E E Lengicy presided.
Games were enjoyed after the meet
ing. Jeiio. assorted cakes and salfines
were served. The house WINS prettily
decorated with autumn leaves
The Hin ruad school will hoid q box
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Jersey City, n. J.. Oct 12.-Msrcei
Thomas, the French welterweigtt
champion who trained with carpen-
TIER and Ted kid Lewis, VINO claims
TO hold the British title. were the prin-
ctpals in the six-round serni-fir;al. The
we.gnts were announced as 14s Tor
Lewis and Thomas I4ss- Thomas used
a clever left hook effectively but was
oufciassed. Lewis caught him off bal
ance with a hard left and almost put
the frencnman through the ropes as
the gong sounded fpr the END of the
second round In the Third and fourth
stir right swings To the face stag
gerefi Thomas. VINO fought hack pluck
lily Lewis kept pounding him the fasI
two rounds and Thomas WIS bleeding
from the nose and mouth At the end
OF the sixth round Ii was Lewis
figfft nearly all tine way.
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$500, 900 VIII Buy Line
Continued from Page One

sidered by those conversanT with
them fair and satlsfaCtpry- Iii Is
| believed that If rhe people NJ the
keunsbec valley really want steam
ship service another year that The
deal can be put over anu stevs will
be taken at once TO get the CONNER
cial bodies IN this section 1f Maine
Interested in the matter thai Il NAV
ne seen jue now deeply each com
rnuuIry along the lines viii take hold
OF the project
Meetings ui the various boards ~
trade and chambers of commerce VIII
De called N tine near future and
Bath business men viii appear be
fore them 10 give the Details on the
plans and the conditions winch must
be met 70 make possible = resumption
of the service,
The two steamers City of Rock
land and City of Bangor h2ve heen
on the hennehec and Boston line for
years and have always fulfilled The
requirements II d surisfactei- man
ner. They are both III Boston iia,-Dpr
Ut this T.Tne ami the promoters Of
tins plan nope that the deal can be
put through IN time SO that they can
he brought to Bath this rail ana put
into the best OF condition during tho
winter so thar they may be ready for
service with the coming OF spring
The boats are IN good condition and
II will nu1 take q great expenditure
10 put them INTO shape 10 go on thn
route.
II is said by those Interested that
these lines have in the past been
good paying propositions That so
long as they remained Individual
properties and kept out OF the steam
snip combination which reached out
all along the coasI. they did a blE
business ana returned fair dividends
They maintain that there is no -ea-
son why, under conservative home
management they should not 40 so
again To De sure the Cost OF upkeep
anu operation is larger now than be-
lore the war but al the same time
railroad rates i1uve SO advanced for
both passengers and freight II is nH-
lieved that connecting water route
the steam roads and still derive suf-
ficient revenues 10 meet the expenses
and allow fair return 10 the invest
ors
IL Is not only as a money making
proposition that the business rne1, of
The kennebec valley and vicinity will
be asked To take hold OF the PROPOSE
ton II is because with steamboat
service resumed II would be possible
to ger goods more promptly and
thereby avoid many of the vexatious
delays which result from the present
train service. This would mean a
great deal TO this entire section as a
large part Of the merchandise han
died IN TINS part of the State comes
from or through Boston. On the 9th
e- hand there are large shipments OF
freight from Maine cities which
would ne reached ny tins steamboat
service which would be accomodat-
ed
Taken all in all Bath people be-
lieve that the plan will ne put over
with little difficulty and now that the
option has been secured il viii be
put UP 10 the other cities and towns
that they may show their interest in
the matter.
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SOCIAL and give play. Examination
Gay" a O'Clock Friday evening G,c-
rut,er 10
Mrs. Hertev Cotton Will entertain
the Arcana Club Friday afternoon
Mrs Clara Martin is visiting 1rlenas
IN Bangor
Mr and Mrs k,rzzrx whitman are
enjoying BIZ automobile arp TO New
Jersey
Se1t SUNDAY at Brown Memorial
NJ Z church viii be observed al Com
munion Sunday and the Sacrament On
the Lords supper will be given al the
chose of the morning serInLn.
a silver tan VIII be gwen Tnesfiav
afternoon, Oct 70, al the II. & church.
picnic lunch anu not coffee viii os
served
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
CARPENTER WINS
BY KNOCKOUT IN 4th
Levinslzy Proves No Match for French Heavy
weight = American Unable to Withstand
Rushes and Heavy Blows-Victor Now In
Line for Meeting with Champion Dempsey

ersev CITY. X. J., Oct. I2--t;ecrEes
--1earer the French he2vyweiEht,
a,ae his initial bow as a fighter be-
are IN American gathering of pa
-roEs of pusiiism .o1rigtGr anc knocked
VI; 5attling Levinskv. wEu had che
.4rne-tcan light neavywe,gnt title. II
seconds OF the fourth ,-ounG Car
--'-le- VINO noids the Iig:.t-neavv-
'rel=r1 championship title OF Europe
auw the worlds r:tiehol,ser of that
l-v.sloi
AIRY II 1918 Jack Dempsey. VINO
-1asequently won Tie worlds nea-y-
"vS rt championship, knocked out Le-
2saY n three rounds at Pil1ladel-
-'= Tonight CarG1entie. tailed To
p-2 Deupsey's title III finishing LIE
'Hskv hu- ne Is the only one outside
~. ne champion vino mas knocked ogr
@T,nssSy since the latter became prom
zen, as q ,1gfTter
.akIuE a line through Levinsiv.
.arpentIsr mas earned tia right 10
aee1 DeTnpsev for the worlds cham
stolSEip Carpenter was in cplenIii6i
o0Uuon. and so was L.evtnskv.
rTor me BIadle uT the FIRST round
fA-n --arosutier began 10 CHI loose
lie outcome was inevitable. His blows
were Wei delivered and effective while
--TFlasky-s piuckv returns were toe
"a 70 CUT any ngure- Twice IL
re %scona round Carpenter sent Lee.
14sy 70 the tiour OF thu ring with
-aF1 -'EHt crosses. During the third
SESSION G4-peyticr slowed III nit
1Hc seemed undecided az 10 what mis-
TX, move should be- When ne did
---' after his nan. however. ne used
'.. MS hands powerfully and Levin
"rla always was accredited with
'"'"-F weailening
,ha anal round Carpenter simply
'AS'-rer, Lerinsby into submission and
''7a -ae 1atrler tell almost through
does IN q neutral cJrner ne was
-'ao'e Ia get up while Re1rres Ertle
united hlm 0u1.
--sky was badly punished while
4F0e..Tler aid not SHOW a mark when
- .ef, Tie ring.
'eh-Iers weiEnf was announced
"s pounas and LevInsizys ITO.
't,ie Of Jersey City was intro
as The referee for ten main bout.
"a 5He-The men SHOOK hands
-4rDertier led lief rsnd rsgnr.
'--'ag ishtiy Leviusky sent Ierr
go -gnt 10 BODY at close quarters.
''er landed a hard rIEn1 ON tine
7So ana blocked risnr cleanly
.sr sent ~igDt and left 80 body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
Commerce Chamber To Hear
inspiring Speaker Tonight

Prof. Henry Gaines Hawn OF New
York CRY viii be the speaker al the
membership meeting OF the Cham
her of Commerce which win be held
next Wednesday evening. Octuber
20 Supper viii be served at 6.3h
and furnished by the ladies NJ the
First Baptist church This meeting
will be the opening of the season s
activities and fun attendance is
looked for The Forum committee
has charge of the entertainment for
the evening Barney's orchestra has
been engaged 10 play during the sup
per hour. and i1ruzdizteay after the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
COOPER.S MILLS

Mrs Ina A Smith is in Portland for
q short vacation and will n. bome
soon.
William Gray and son Of Masxarhu-
seits. were recent visitors al The hcIne
or F. r. Coofnbs.
F. Coomhs rs now able to he
about ms work after mis- serious burns
fiom exploding Sasoline-
Miss Ellen A Smith Is staying with
nef aunt m Jefferson during the alb
serIce ~ her mother
W ;. Bewtien and r l. N Colby
We're recent business visitors in Paie--
mo. where Mr.. Bawden bought some
cesar shingles fnr use On his store
Ravmund Siideen la driving ciar-
ence Morse's lumber truck from the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

The sophomore class. alias Phi Chi.
mad real raxoc MONDAY evening
when they banded -ugethe- and split
dictate that the Freshmen were entire
iv annihiiateu. Three of the fresn-
man leaders were given. Iree gratis
a hair cut. II looks as X Clipped hair
cuts WAS the style among the ranks
The second sing OF the cpIiege year
WAS held in chapel Monday morning
Tho chapel Was well fiiied- The male
college quartet led the singing
huge NIly will be aeid Friday
evening in the chapel on account or
the coming football game with bates
al lewiston SATURDAY. Thomas Grace.
= of Broukiyn. " Y will lead the
.rHiiy. 1t Is expected that some very
prominent speakers will ne present
Prospects for the gire club this year
look very promising Quile a few of
last wears material remains TINS year
make an extra good club. Some or
last years men are. Neil Leonard ~
Of Worcester, Mass, who has heen tne
reader OF the club and delighted every
audience that he mas appeared befure
in the last three years; Frank Hois. q
Of New Bedford Mass. Is here with
his trombone which Eas won MIN
widespread reputation; Raymund
Daniels. - of Hudson. \. 7. IS back.
He is considered one of the best piano
players the college mas ever had.
Evan T. Sfaearman. 80 uf wooaforfis.
has been a member of the club the PAST
two years; Reginald Sturtevani. - of
I4ivcrrnore taatis. ieatier nf tte man
tioiin club. 10 fully capanie for mis- po-
sitior. The president of the club TINS
year lis Nel Leonard. II. of warces-
ter MasS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

Merrill Wallace and Daniel Foss
have had crew nj Is men picking
blueberTies on a tract OF land in
Brunswick. Me. al tine rate Of 100
bushels a day, paying the pickers
s1.5a bushsi. Each picker is given
section TO 1ear and the berries are
all picked with regular blueberry
ralxes. The berries are bought ON the
field for "A cannsrv in Yarmouth.
which pays Sc a busfieI Ii costs
about s. bushel to pick clean. and
pack the berries so that owners of
the land have been making sa0e day
during the picking season. which
lasts from 70 to I5 days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

Vincent J. DonneIly. who sustained
a paruiytic shock 1T the Sisters hos
pitaI Monday morning, was lying IN
an unconscious condition last eve
ming. with no hope Of recovery. His
brother. who is a priest At St Mary's
church in Philadelphia has been
notified OF his serious illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

The marriage Intentions of Frank
lin .. GaskeIl of Waterrille and Miss
Mildred l. Ellis OF Worcester. MISS.
and those " Maurice Worrhiug and
Miss Annie Irene STANLEY both OF
waterville. were filed Tuesday al
the CITY clerks office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

Boston. Oct. 12-Nate Siegal wun q
decision over Young kloby today IN
ten-ruund bout advertised for the
New England welterweight champion
ship.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

Mrs. Eta Awkward of Elm srrset
returned Tuesday from Newton Gen.
ter, Mass. where she has been visit
ing for a week having accompanied
her mother there to remain for
time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold RoIierick Of
Benton avenue are the happy pa
rents of daughter born Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

Mrs. Luthera Ellis of Some-ville
Mass. is the gIIest of her aunt, Mrs
jesse whitcomh of Elm street
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Batting Averages
of Rival Teams

Cleveland. a. Get 1.-THE fi1lai nal
ting averages far the ssvcn games OF
the worlds series follow
BROOKLYN
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DR.. Sherman Z. CleRves Of Bar
Ha-ppr WIS in the city Tuesday
afternoon and went 70 Skpwhegan
on q business trip.
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WATERvnLE

Forrest Nurrer Of Boston Was call
ing on friends in the city Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

Mr. and Mrs Leonard Hapwor-th
daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

William J. Lanigan. IT. left Tues
day afternoon for New York on a
business trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13
CANAAN

Mrs. Iveietta Nutting. Mrs. Edward
Nurting and little daughter Of Hart
land We're IN town Tuesday
Frank Alexander who was called
mere by the death Of Mrs. Marcel
Bragg, returned I'd Portland Satur-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

Mr. and Mrs George Cannon OF
Mann street have returned after a
week passed al TIuutdAie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-13

Bragg, returned ID Portland Satur-
day.
Mrs. Msrcei Hraqp
Mrs. Marcel Bragg, life long -rs-
ideIIf OF Canaan, passed away al the
home of her daughter, Mrs r J.
Moody. "Wednesday. Oct g. after
long Illness At the age of SO years.
The deceased was a member Of Ca
naan Grange and was constant at
tenuaut as long as her health per
rnitted- Beside the daughter mep-
toned she leaves a daughter. Mrs.
Gala Easeitine nj Dexter. a son Es-v-
ING Harrington of Canaan one grand
son. Willis Haseltine Services were
held at the late hume Friday. Rev. s.
J. Willis OF P;ttsfield officiating
Carahasses4 Lodge r. . a II. U1
hold a public installation n Ma
An oyster supper viii be served. All
cordially invited
Mrs. Charles Goodwich and dzugh-
ter Beatrice of watervilie were re-
cent guests Of relatives II town.
Mrs. Lottie Dfnsmore OF P.trsfie4d
WIS the guest Of her SISTER. Mrs Car
ne Snowcien last week
Mr. and Mrs. Airnon Smith Herr
Saturday for Pennacook. y. H.
where they wiz visit their daughter.
Mrs Edwin Collier, for several weeks
IT Mr.. Smiths health permits they
will visit friends IN other places be-
fore returning nome.
Rev and Mrs Collier VINO have
been visiting here for several weeks
left for their home "Wednesday
Ed Moves OF waterxiiie was call
er al v c. Hollis sunday
MIS- Ann Booker and daughter.
Mrs Frank Grindeil of Clinton are
passing few days at their summer
home at Moore's Mills
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen Of
Bangor were weekend guests of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Moore
Mrs. Martha Davis and Mrs. Ida
AiIbott were guests uf Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Poeier in East Skowtcgan re-
GENTLY Mrs. Abbott also visited Mrs.
ELSIE Weymouth in Skcwhegau Sat
ursiay
Carleton Tuttle has moved his fam
liz TO Weeks Mills where he has en-
pioymen1 for time
Sunrise Chapter @ E. s. has ac-
cepfed an invitation 10 meet with
Sunset Chapter, skowheEan on the
evening of Oct 18th 1t is expected
about fifts will he present.
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REAL JAP CREPE
Emery=Brown CO. ~''Si %sse

mill 10 the station. masking four round
trips g day.
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AT Springfield. Y M. G. A. q: Holy
Cross Il.
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CHOICE SHIRTTNGS

So inch-Fine styles and dainty figures, On
soft pretty fabric. Ideal for men shirts or
ladies' dresses Sale Price 45c & soc