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CLIMB The STAIRS
Bangor Man Says Tanlac Ended MI.
Rheumatism and Other Troubles

Its everybody's privilege to take
the kind of medicine they want. I'm,
I'll take Tanlac for mine every time
said Edward B. Foss, proprietor OF the
Bangor Electric Shoe Repairing Co
1923 Exchange ST., Bangor, Maine, Mr.
Foss is a member of Modern Woodmen
of America, and has a host of friend.
who will be interested in his remark
able experience with Tanlac.
For some time l had been troubled
with rheumatism, and in the latter
part Of last winter l got so bad
couldn't stand at my machine more
than half hour at time, and at
night l suffered so much | couldn,t
sleep, but would be up and down all
during the night. My joints hurt mo
so bad l had to swing my legs side
ways in order to get upstairs.
"One day l went into Sweets Drne
Store and asked for something for nv
troubles, and they told me to take Tan
lac, and it seemed to help me rigbt
from the start. By the time finished
the first bottle l didn't feel any more
rheumatic pains, but l went ahead
and took another bottle to be sure
and l haven't a trace of pain now. Nv
appetite is so good I can hardly eat
enough to satisfy myself, and l have
gained in strength every way until
my work never tires me the least bit
and in fact Tanlac seems to have made
an entirely new man of me-"
Tanlac Is sold In Skowhegan by
Simpsons Drug Store, l.. C. Williams
Athens. and by the leading druggists
in every town.
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BROWNS CORNER-CANAAN

Mrs. Herbert burlington was noti-
fed early Sunday morning of her
mothers, Mrs. Carolyn Goodridge.
death which occurred at o'clock a.
m. Sunday In the house of her son,
Eugene Goodridge in South Canaan.
Benjamin Lewis, who has been very
Ill from the effects of shock is now
a sufferer from whooping cough
Miss Lillian Burrill is visiting in
the home of her aunt, Ethel Groves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lahey OF
Cornville were at C. b. Glasses We'd
nesday.
Harold Mullen is working for Mrs.
Addie Goodwin.
Theo and Porter Chadbourne each
shot deer Tuesday.
Bert Yarney and wife of Pittsfield
was at Elmer Austin's Saturday
Some of the farmers in this place
have been improving the good sled
ding by hauling up their years supply
of wood
The friends of c. H. Lancaster who
is sick in the home of his daughter.
Mrs. Henry Crowell in Skowhegan, are
pleased to learn that he is GONZALES
cling
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weeks. They are now visiting rela-
tives in Skowhegan for short time
and will soon leave for Florida to re-
main during the winter.
Miss Alice Johnson has gone to
Madison to be with her brother for a
few weeks and then later will visit
her sister, Mrs. Lila SWEET in Walt
ham. Mass for short time.
special meeting of Somerset
Grange p. OF II. was held last Ihurs-
day evening for the purpose OF CIV
ing a reception to the superintendent
and teachers of the schools in town.
Needless to say the affair was a most
delightful occasion for all present. AT
sven O'Clock very nice supper was
served In the dining hall after Wnlcn
the guests were received in the Lodge
room by the officers of the Grange
and the following program gwen UNI
der the direction of the Worthy Lee
turer Mrs. Gladys Crosby song, star
Spangled Banner by everyone Ad-
ress OF Welcome, Worthy Master wal
ter Head; response, superintendent
of schools, Mr.. Simoneau; piano duet
Mrs Florence Taylor, Miss Rutf
Blaisdell; reading. Mrs. Lou Brown
(encore); vocal solo, Miss Edna Ro
gers; remarks, principal of the higf
school. o. c. Woodman; piano solt
Miss Ruth Blaisdell recitation, "WheI
Mamma was a little girl" Ruth Long
lev. Star Bright" chorus by the younI
ladies'. (encore "RobinO musical dia
logue. Give the Boy a Chance" b,
Ralph Brown, Geneva Holt. Edna Ro
gers; remarks by Senator l.. X. Fol
som. Mrs Folsom, Mrs. Kate Hilton
Mrs. Fred Webster. Mrs. Mabel Miller
Miss Frances Jones, Mrs Packard
Miss Florice Nickerson, Miss Marion
Rogers. Mrs. Winnifred Burgess; p1a
no duet, Miss Blaisdell, Mrs. Taylor
America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willett Rogers OF Nit
chellyille, Maryland have arrived U
take possession of their farm Whicf
they purchased of Mrs. Lizzie Parsons
The family of George Moshier have
been on the sick list.
PERCY Jones is confined to his home
by illness.
Mrs. Mary Whiting left last weef
for Rockland, Mass, where she VII
remain with friends during the WIN
ter.
Mrs. Frances Bolan left Monday
morning for Somerville, Mass, where
she Will visit reiatived for a fe"
weeks.
The young people OF the Congrega'
tional Sunday school enjoyed an oid'
fashioned Candy Pull at the Ves'rS
last Friday evening. Rev. '.
Bradgon proved that he is very SUI
dclent candy makers and gave tnt
Young people some delicious CANDY
and a delightful evening
An important notice to all patrons
of the Norridgewock Post ONCE nave
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pleted and moved there last week.
Mrs. Celia Russell and son have moved
into the rent vacated by G. P. Bige-
low. George Hall has rented the Bige-
low house owned by c. A. Batchelder
DR.. Jesse Bragg and family of Win
terport are visiting at the home OF
his father Volmy Bragg.
Annie Kilbreth is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Addie Hilton for few
days.
The following pupils at Hartland
Academy will receive honors in at
tendance for the second six week per-
iod, having been neither absent nor
tardy during that time. Those whose
names are starred have had perfect
attendance during the twelve weeks
OF the term: Eddie Brown, Carlton
Deering", Ola Hights, Nathalie Lewis
Glen Martin, Elmer Ward", Dwinnell
Westcott", Mildred Brawn", Clyde
Brooks, Harry Dore", Cassie Fish
err, Mahlon Gray, Mary Haseltine+
Eva Withee*. Gertrude Brawn", Ralph
Parkman+, Thelma Randlett~, Mabelle
Seekins. Harlow Young, Harold
Young".
The annual sale and supper under
the auspices of the helpful workers
of the NJ. E. Church held Wednesday
afternoon an evening, December 1st
Supper committee, Mrs Carrie Vining
fancy article table, Mrs. Mabel Bige-
low. Mrs. Emma Worther; candy table
Mrs. Lizzie Cole and Mrs. Lewis; en-.
tertainment committee, Mrs. Minnie
Martin, who presented six Klepto
maniacs' farce in two acts, charac
tiers, Mrs. Reynolds. as advertiser fol
leptomaniacs; Mrs. Isabel Martin
Tnez Write, sympathetic friend; Mrs
Nellie Martin; Clare Reynolds, the
real % Kleptomaniac, Mabel Nutter
Claudia Smell, modiste and dressmak-
er also maker of fine costumes; Mrs
Mabel Bigelow,; Mrs. Thaddeus Lynch
who does f1ngernails and gives facial
massage, Mrs. Pearl Merrill; Bird
gette De Flanagan who can trace her
descendants back as far as they made
them, Edith Croker; Crocus Wash
ington Jones, kleptomaniac, June Ri
card; Madam Johitte, TIE widow, Mrs
Stella Bragg; Jennie. the maid, Mrs
flying angre Mrs. Minnie Martin. Net
proceeds, $141.
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MADISON CENTER

Joseph Henderson who has been Ill
for the past few weeks, Is gaining SO
as to go out.
Elmer Towne's COW that has wan
dered away from home has not been
found yet.
Golden Glow, I. S. S., met last We'd
nesday at the home Of Mrs Maurice
Moore with thirty members present.
The forenoon was spent knitting and
sewing at the noon hour bountiful
dinner was served. At two o'clock
meeting was called to order, the usual
amount of business was done. Com
mittees were appointed to see that our
older members and invalids were re-
membered at Christmas time, Adjourn
ed to eet the first Thursday in jan
nary with Mrs. Eugene Danforth at
Madison village.
Miss Grace Simpson, who is en-
ployed in the household of George
Clough and family, spent the week
end visiting her parents in Starks.
The Spiritualist Ladies Aid Society
met last Tuesday with Mrs. Olive Hay
den and elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: president, Mrs.
Olive Hayden; vice president, Mrs.
Rebbecca Woodman, both of Madison;
treasurer, Mrs. Annie MARCEL; secre-
tary, Mrs. Ansie Goodrich, both of
Skowhegan; Mrs. Bertha Perkins; Mrs.
Mary Dean, Mrs. Fanny Freeman, Mrs.
Eunice Roderick were appointed to
on the different committees. 1t was
voted not to hold meeting in the
month of December Next meeting the
last Tuesday in January with Mrs.
Olive Hayden.
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The News of Somerset's Busy Towns

Mrs. Henry Hussey visited relatives
in Madison few days last week.
Miss Lizzie Jones is very i'll.
The members OF the Village Improve
ment Society enjoyed meeting at the
Library last Thursday afternoon the
subject for the afternoon being Ma
tional Park Around Mount Katahdin'
A very interesting program was Civ
en- consisting of papers on the subject
and music by different members. De-
licious refreshments OF assorted cake,
fancy waters and tea were served ar
ter the meeting by the hostesses, Mrs.
| Lila Tobey, Mrs. Hattie Miller and
Mrs Maude Carr. The next meet
ing of the Society will be on Dec 30
( with Mrs Kate Ham and Mrs. Lizzie
Butler as hostesses.
Mrs. Edith Holt is at the home OF
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Gunlih in Smith
| field for few days.
buchanan, the druggist. suggests
that you buy your Christmas GIFTS
earIv 2w50
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Tibbitts and
/ Mrs. Mabel McIntire were Thanksgiv-
+ ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Barker in Wateryille.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Knowlton OF
Waterville were recent guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Lyman Emmons.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Everett re-
turned from Portland last week where
they recently went on business trip.
| Frk 1nFt 81. obi u +
land and will soon leave here for Med
| field and will go from Portland IN
! their car.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Pike have re-
! turned from a short visit with rela-
tives in Livermore and Auburn. They
had the pleasure of attending Mr..
Pixies brothers fiftieth wedding ami
versary. while on this trip
Henry Hussey returned Friday from
business trip to Boston.
The officers of Labanon Lodge F. d
A. NJ. of this town attended the funer-
al services of their late brother, Fred
ternoon. Mr.. Danforth was for years
a prominent business man of this
town and leaves many friends here
who sympathize deeply with the be-
reaved family.
Mrs Evelyn Miner enjoyed a short
visit from her aunt Mrs. Corliss of
Milo this week. Mrs. COrliss resides
in town for a short time few years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Cony Russell and Mrs.
Henrietta Wood returned last week
from Lexington, Mass, where they
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bracket during the past few
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TWELVE CORNERS

Mrs. Nellie Drawn returned to her
home in Winslow Tuesday OF last week
being called here by the death OF Mrs.
Lille Dean.
Misses Edith and Geneyieve Dean of
North Arson were week end guest or
there aunt, Mrs. Edith Robbins.
Pupils not absent or tardy from
October rs to December 6, are, Mel
lie Green, Bernice Green, Violet Green
Laura Green, Ralph Tibbetts, Helen
Tibbetts, Doris Robbins Matilda Par
sons, Roberta Parsons, Thelma Dean
and Villa Richardson.
While working in the woods Tor
II. E. Spear Harry Richardson met
with quite a painful accident Tuesday
Of last week, tree fell In such man
ner that a limb hit him In the race
piercing it about three inces. Dr. j.
O. Piper was called to dress the wound
at this writing he is recovering, but
will be layed up for several days.
Charlie Norton of Scion is visiting
at Ephriam Dean, Mrs. Norton was al
so a week end guest at the home.
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CORNyILLE

Elmer Trask and family who have
been living in Oakland the past three
years have moved back to their home
farm.
o. NJ. Cover of Canaan is employed
at Walton's mills.
Mrs. Bernice Camp went to Water
Vile Saturday to pass the week end
with her husband.
Miss Hildreth Judkins is confined
to the house with the humps.
Marjorie Williams who is a student
at the Pennington Normal school
passed the Thanksgiving recess at her
home.
Bucknam. the druggist, suggests
that you buy your Christmas Gifts
early. 2w50
Fred Mcclure went by auto to Oak
land Friday of last week. Elmer
Trask and family returned with him.
Mr. and Mrs George F1ewelling en-
tertained recently a few friends at
their home. A delicious six o'clock
dinner was served by the hostess. The
evening was passed pleasantly with
music both, vocal and instrumental
and in social conversation.
The regular meeting of Wesserun-
sett Grange was held on Saturday
evening, Dec. 4, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Master, Fred r. Mcclure; overseer.
Wallace B. Hofey; lecturer. Carrie
French; steward, Walter Bowman;
asst steward. Otto Flewelling; chap
lain. Minnie Judkins; treasurer, Wal
lace Tracey; secretary, c. w. Black
we'll > gate keeper, Geo. Flewelling;
ceres, Pearl Mcclure; pomona Maud
Tracey; flora, Bessie Later; last ste
ward, Evelyn Smith.
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NORRIDGEWOCK

Rev and Mrs. V. f. Bragdon recent
~ visited friends in Mechanic Falls.
Mrs. Herbert Crosby has been con-
fined to her home by illness during
the past few weeks.
Three OF the children of Carl Jones
have been i'll with the measles during
the past two weeks.
Mrs. Gladys Witham and Mrs. Haz-
ell Rowe were In Waterville Saturday.
The Masquerade Social given by the
young ladies class OF the Baptist Sun
day school last week Tuesday even
ing was well patronlzed by all the
young people in town and greatly en-
jOyed. The costumes were of various
styles some pretty and some funny.
Games were enjoyed and refreshments
Of ice cream and candy were on sale
and met with ready buyers netting
the young ladies a good sum for their
savings account.
Mrs. G. c. Cooley has been visiting
her brother in the Dodlin District.
James Mcdonald is clerking at the
Joses' Spa during the holiday season.
The sad news of the death of Ed
win Lander of Augusta reached here
Sunday night death having occurred
at about seven O'Clock that night after
an illness caused by cancer of the
stomach. Mr. Lander was the son of
Mrs. Sam Albee of this town and the
father OF Mrs. Ernest Ross also of this
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross will probably be
obliged to move back to the home farm
In Augusta on account of the death
Of MI Lander.
Thelma Smith has been very seriou-
ly Ill with the measles.
Mr. Simoneau, Supt. of schools, has
moved his family from the Morrow
house on Mechanic st to a few rooms
In the Nicholas Miller house.
Mrs. Ann Wells is passing the win
ter with her daughter Mrs Ralph
Ketchum in West Roxbury, Mass.
Mrs Annie Merrill, Miss Nellie Hus-
sey and Mrs Florence Taylor visited
in Waterville, Saturday.
Mrs Henry Oliver of West Mills has
been the guest of her sisters. Mrs. Ell
len Pierce and Mrs. Fred Tohey in
town.
Mrs. Gladys Spaulding Is home from
her duties as Public Health Nurse of
Waterville.
Richard, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Vaughan is slowly recov-
ering from a serious illness OF sew
eral weeks duration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mitchell are Ill
with the measles.
Mrs. Cora Smith was on the sick
list last week.
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SOUTH MADISON

The G. C. Club met last Wednesday
with Mrs. Angie Houghton for an all
day meeting. A dinner of baked
beans and brown bread accompanied
by goodly assortment of the pies
and cakes that the club members
know so we'll how to make was served
to about thirty at noon. The afternoon
was spent in social chat and singing.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Ella Jepson. Wednesday, Dec. ID.
Harold Mckinney has finished work
at the village and is at home for a
few days.
Road Commissioner Adams was in
the neighborhood one day last week
arranging for the breaking OF the
roads this winter.
Luther Foster has been out with his
wood saving outfit for few days.
Miss Mildred Jepson teacher at
Twelve Corners was at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Jep-
son over Sunday Owing to the
storm Sunday she did not return to
her school until Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Wescott made
a business trip to Skowhegan last
Friday.
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CARATUNK

Mrs. Leander Bright is very poorly
at this time. Mrs, Sarah Martin is
living with Mrs. Bright this winter
Mrs I. C. Merrill started on her trip
to Texas last Monday. Her friends
are anxious to hear of her safe arrival.
Miss Boiler and Miss Inis. teachers
in the Lincoln will organize a Sab
bath scNool nett Sunday, among SO
many children it is a very nice and
wise thing for them to do so. We
as a people respect them for it.
Friday, Mrs. Carrie Carbino was ad-
vised of her fathers death which oc-
Cured very suddenly in Bangor. The
funeral and burial was at North An
son, Mr. Stewards home town.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark returned
Saturday from a weeks stay in Bos
ton. We understand they were more
than glad to return to Caratunk.
Mrs. Urban Spaulding took trip
to lockwood last week. She went with
her husband and had a very enjoyable
time taking the return trip home in
their Buick car.
Fern Estelle, little child of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ Armstrong died last week
with whooping cough. Funeral ser
vices were held in the church Sun
day. Rev. Robinson of Bingham off
ciating.
Mark Merrill has begun hauling
logs to the landing this week
Urban Spaulding and Joseph Clark
returned to lockwood Saturday
The Woman's Club met with Flor
ence Clark, Dec End. Owing to bad
colds the attendance was small. The
program was as follows, roll call from
]. W. Riley; music, Cathedral Chimes
by Mrs. Flora Jones, special readings
THAT old. sweetheart Of mine BY
the Munro Doctrine; leader, Mrs. So
Eunice Spauldng, mOgogine study
PHO Williams contest lyrics of all
description. A nice treat of apples
were passed around.
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RINER ROAD

The Country club met December l
with Mrs. Bertha Britton. There was
small attendance on account OF the
bad weather the next meeting Will
be December l. with Mrs. Ener Chase
Leslie Spauding Estell and Estln
Soul have returned to their home in
Oakland after spending week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Boyle.
Chester CLAYTON returned to his
school in town after spending the
week end at home.
The friends of Andrew McInnis are
sorry to hear that he is so sick
Nathan Roglc left for Bangor Sun
day on business.
| Roy Warren has been confined to
his home the past week with bad
cold.
Shirley Boyle is stopping for some
time with Carrie Warren.
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DUDLEY'S CORNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gould remem-
bered the widow and fatherless by
inviting Annie and Augustine Steward
to partake with them a bountlfui
Thanksgiving dinner. The hours
past very pleasantly, and Mr.. Gould
favored us with several selection from
the grafonola and not only this day
but Mrs. Gould takes her work and
spends two or three hours each week
with Mrs. Steward who Is rather a
shut in. All these kindnesses are
appreciated and such ones Will nave
their reward.
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BINGHAM CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Zenas Fletcher have
moved to Scion for the winter with
their daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Joyce.
Alma Cooley of Scion has been
spending some time with her father,
Joseph Hunnewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Gallant of
Bingham village are cooking for C. w.
Dutton of Bingham at his camp here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Jordan of So
Ion are spending the winter with
her father. Robert Davis.
Myrtle Thompson is now working
at Fred Drury's of Scion.
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EAST MADISON

Florence. Burrill and Alta Young
who are employed in Skowhegan were
home for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. F. y. Davis have gone
to Madison for the winter where Mr.
Davis is employed at the Madison
Wooden Co
Mrs. Luke Poulin is in quite poor
health this winter
Mrs. Philena Hayden is quite ill at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mote
Moore.
Mrs. Addie Messer was called to
Lewiston last week by the death OF
her sister.
Mrs. Edwin Clare and friend from
Presque Isle were guests over Sun
day at w. S. Cronkhites also Mr.
Jameson from Dexter.
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NEW PORTLAND

Ralph Jordan, who is employed by
the Franklin Light and Power co. VI
sited his mother, Mss. Edith Jordan
recently.
The Ladies Aid Of the Unlversalist
church will hold an apron sale at Lee
mon Stream hall Saturday night. sup
per will be served from $50 to
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Thompson re-
Gently visited friends in Dixfield.
Carroll and Donald Dyer are Ill
with whooping cough
A large four surface planer has re-
Gently been installed at the n. )
Stowell mill.
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Simply apply two or three drops of
this fayorite corn remedy and your pain
from THAT corn ceases forever. Then
in two or three days, IL the corn has
not dropped off. take hold with your
fingers and lift 1t off as easily as you
peel a banana! You never enjoyed
such instant, delightful relief from
corn misery, you never used anything
so perfect as 'Gets-It". 1t never fails
"Gets-It" costs but trifle at any drug
store. Money back guaranteed. MID. by
E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
Sold in Skowhegan and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by u.
r. Fogg.
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The Soap Club will meet December
7 In the evening with Mrs. Carl Dun
bar.
Emile Poulin spent the week end
at home with his wife.
Edward Jones was home from May
field the past week.
The Blind school is preparing q
great program for Christmas.
Glenn Church was calling on friends
here the past week.
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JACK AN

Cards were received in town last
week announcing the marriage of Mil
dred c. Newton of this town to Dr..
c. +. Kidder, on Nov. "a at Hartland.
The many friends of this community
Join in wishing them a happy future
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Burke arrived
in town on Thursday of last week.
Sunday was a very rainy day 1t
rained hard nearly all day.
Miss Mama Harris has gone 10
Sherbroke for medical treatment.
Mrs. Carrie Moore is working for 7.
w. BARLEY at the station.
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H0XIE

Ralph Keinstead passed Thanksgiy-
ing here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Keinstead
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Otis were cal
lers in Norridgewock. Friday.
Esmond Kitchin was over night
guest of Herbert York recently.
C. S. Loring was a caller in Water
Vile Monday.
III. l.. York was a caller in Smith
field Saturday.
Most every one here are having bad
colds.
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RIVER ROAD-FAIRFIELD

Mrs. Abbie Drawn is visiting for sev-
raj weeks at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs Ed Mitchell of the River
Road.
Harry Libby is spending the win
ter with his father. r. f. Libby.
Marguerite Craig of Groveton, y.
H. is visiting Mrs. Lloyd Chapman.
Maurice Emery was a business cal
Ter in Augusta recently.
Nelson Chapman has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs Fraser Gee
Ruth Goodwin was in Watervlle
Thursday
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been sent In by Postmaster Staples
as follows: All Christmas parcels
should be sent early to insure quick
delivery. Parcels should be plain
" marked and we'll wrapped. No
stickers allowed on the address side of
the package
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ST. ALRANS

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emery who
have been visiting Mrs Emerys mo-
Their, Mrs. John Beverage in North Ha-
ven returned home Thursday Of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis G. Skinner of
DanverS, Mass were visitors last
week at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Hilton.
A. p. Bigelow who has been having
the D. L. Frost house rebuilt has COM