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BINGHAM CENTER

Seldom Curtis who has been very
i'll with the grip, is better at this writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Joyce OF So
lon spent Sunday with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Zenas Fletcher.
Mrs. George Gilman, who was call
ed very suddenly to Madison one day
Hast week on account of the serious
illness of her mother Mrs. Samuel
Adams. returned to her home last sat
urday. Mrs. Adams still remains In
a serious condition.
Jessie Lawrence, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawrence of Scion
is spending a few days with her
cousins. Ola and Clarence Nottage.
Mrs. Earl Carl is at Bingham vii
lage caring for her brothers wife
who is i'll.
Mrs Jacob Atwood who has been
i'll with the grip is convalescing.
Two persons, very strangely dress
ed. called at Sanford Nottage's last
Saturday night about 8 O'Clock and
asked for a bite to eat. The bite
was freely given not to hobos as sup
posed but upon investigation to old
friends instead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gilman OF
EmbdeR spent Sunday with his pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilman.
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STRATTON

Word has been received from d. j.
Johnson. who is working in Norwood,
Mass that he is well pleased with his
new position with the Norwood Press.
Ira Sedgeley who has been running
the engine. has got through and Syl-
vanus Masterman has taken his place.
Peter Townsend who has been down
to Strong for F. H. McLain on his
farm during the sickness OF the fore
man for a few weeks past, has re-
turned and gone to work again in the
mill
S. NJ. Lsherness who has been sick
for IA while has resumed his former
position in the mill.
The boiler for the y. A Mfg. Co.
passed thru here recently after many
attempts to haul it from Bgelow to
Eusts.
S. b. Johnson has been assisting
A. D. Williams in his drug sore, re
Gently.
No mail here from the 5th until the
18th and it was hauled from Kingfleld
by team. The train got into Bigelow
Saturday night
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Nicolin Sales Co
awll' passadumkage, Maine

Abbie Bright are great sufferers win
rheumatism and neuritis.
Thonnie Arno is doing good business
hauling hardwood to the Witham shop
this winter.
Fred Clark, Lanson Hunnewell ana
Ora Savage have to haul their water
from the brook in this place for four
horses and thirty head of cattle. There
are IS families in town that are de-
prived of water.
The public library has again been
moved. Mrs. Nettie Mitchell is treas
urer and librarian.
The Woman's Club met with Mrs
I. C. Merrill Thursday. Subject
Maine: roll call, Maine authors and
statesmen; singing my State OF
Maine; paper on Maine; reading
sketch of history on Norridgewock'
original poem by the hostess. There
was some talk of an entertainment
and gentlemen's night, but no plans
were entered into.
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HARMONY

Gilbert r. Chadbourne editor OF
the Kennebec Journal, spent the
week end in town with his daughter
Mrs. Curtis w. Dyer and helped en-
tertain his little granddaughter, Pa
tricia.
Mrs. George White and children Of
Dexter are visiting with her parents,
Mr.. ard Mrs w W Jacobs.
Leonard Tibbetts and his brother
of Athens went to Nova Scotia last
week where they were called by the
death of their brother,
Mrs. Leonard Tibbetts is suffering
from a broken jaw caused by having
tooth extracted and neeesstated a
trip to the hospital.
Mrs. George H. Pratt of Newport is
spending few days with her brother
Harry Bartlett.
Mrs. Laura Nutting is visiting
friends in Skowhegan for a few weeks
The high school began last Tuesday
instead of Monday owing to the an
nual town peeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ingersol of
Belfast are visiting friends in town
also looking after the interests of the
Saco Valley Canning Co.
The initiatory degree OF the l. o. U.
F. was conferred in a very impressive
manner upon two candidates last Fri
day night, and there will be degree
work each week for some time.
Mrs. Ora Willis and daughter lrma
are visiting with another one OF her
daughters, Mrs. Herbert McCorrison
in Somerville, Mass.
The newly instituted Lodge OF
Knights of Pythias will hold their
first regular meeting next tuesday
evening owing to the quarantine
which prohibited all gatherings since
the lodge was instituted much import
ant business will be transacted and a
goodly attendance is looked for.
f. A. Pattee, superintendent or
schools. attended the town meeting at
Athens, Saturday.
Elmer c. Traitor was drawn to
serve as traverse juror from this town
at the April term of court
Elwyn II. Clark has received his APP
pointment as rural letter carrier from
the office, effective March %.
1t is understood that Mr.. Josie Her
rick has sold her farm 10 Joseph
Knowles of Wellington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Weymouth are
visiting Mrs. Weymouth brothers,
Morrill, and Carroll Deering,
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WEST MOSCOW

Austin Ham of Concord, N. H. was
here recently on a brief visit His
mother Mrs. Marcia Ham, who is with
her daughter, Mrs. Reuben Crombie,
has been in poor health, but is slightly
improved at this writing.
Snow storms and billiards. we have
had without number this winter, but
nothing approaching the record-break-
ing storm that fell here March 6. 1t
came after several days thaw, and
began with rain and hail which the
weather becoming colder, later turn
ed to snow. and a terrific wind made
mountains of drifts that buried every
thing and took crews days to shovel
thru so teams could once more get
over the roads. Drifts fifteen feet in
depth were shoveled in places.
Friends of Mrs. George Gordon are
very sorry to learn she is suffering
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much from rheumatism. Mrs. Jennie
with her homework.
Mrs. Georgia Bates of Augusta Wis
tied Mrs. Albert Dunton several days
of the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ellis of North An
son we're called here by the death of
her brother Frank Hill.
Ruel Gates is remodeling and re-
pairing the interior of his house this
spring
Good Will Club was entertained
March II, by Mrs. Artie Collins, with a
good attendance. There we're read
ings from the life of Washington and
other topics. Refreshments were fur
nished by the hostess. The last
meeting in February was postponed
owing to unsuitable weather. The
meeting of March rs will be at the
home of Mrs. Laura Collins and the
afternoon will be spent in sewing.
The people of this community were
much saddened by the death of Frank
E. Hill, which occurred at his home
Friday morning, March 5. He had
been in poor health for many years,
but being ambitious and cheerful, it
was hard for friends TO realize his
serious condition. In the home where
he had spent nearly all the twenty
four years of his young life. he will
be greatly missed, but those who are
left to mourn, have the consolation of
knowing that they did everything pos
sble to help regain his health, but it
was not to be. and the end came quite
suddenly The floral offerings and
the friends who gathered to pay their
last respects. showed the high esteem
in which he was held.
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SOUTHWEST CANAAN

Mrs. Edward Rumery has arrived
home after passing several weeks in
Fairfield with her sister Mrs. Don
Ames.
Mrs. Julia Churchill is improving
from her recent illness.
Mrs. Kate Davis of Arlie, Oregon.
is visiting her brother Hartwell Pea
vey for a few days before returning
to her home.
Arthur Ellwood arrived home Satur-
day from Dover where he has been
caring for his father, who is very low
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Davis and Mrs
Elmer Decker were in Fairfield Thurs
day on business.
Mrs. Lillian Mason OF Waterville
visited her son Jesse Holt several
days the past week.
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went to Portland on Thursday OF last

went to Portland on Thursday OF last
week to attend Masonic time.
o. NJ. Cooper and Harry Newton
have gone to Skowhegan to work for
the Central Maine Power Co.
Miss Elsie Mckinney is working In
the telephone office.
Word was received here Saturday OF
the death of Thomas Gerard at the
Augusta Hospital. He suffered q
shock several weeks ago.
II. p. Mckinney has moved into his
new house on Main street.
The many friends of Leonard Moore
were very much surprised to hear OF
his death which occurred at the hos
ptal at Greenvlle jet. on Thursday
morning, March Il, 1920 Mr. Moore
was taken suddenly i'll with appendi-
citis and was removed to the above
hospital for an operation which was
successful, but in some way he con
tracted a severe cold which was fol
lowed by pneumonia which caused
the end. Mr. Moore was the second
son of Mr. George Milton and Nancy
(Holden) Moore of Moose River, hav-
years ago. He was a member Of the
|. o. o. F. He was married twenty
years ago to Miss Carrie Holden OF
Moose River, who survives him. He
leaves to mourn his loss besides his
wife, his aged father and step-mother
five brothers and four sisters, Moth
ing but kind words can be said of the
deceased, as he was a friend to all, a
good husband. and loving son and
/ brother and held the respect Of all
his townsmen. The funeral services
were conducted from the Congrega-
tional church. the Rev. Mr.. Vrooman
of Greenville officiating. The floral
offerings were many and beautiful
which spoke in their silent manner OF
the love and respect of his friends
and neighborS
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

We had no mail out of North Fair
field from Friday, March to Thurs
day March I, owing to the bad con-
dition of the roads.
Mrs. Anne Hoxie celebrated her
ninetieth birthday, March H. A few
old friends were asked to spend the
day and her granddaughter Mrs E. A.
Covell and husband of Hinckley were
also present Mrs. Hoxie is very
bright and active. Her sons, William
Hoxie OF New Hampshire and Albert
Hoxie of Massachusetts recently spent
a week with their mother.
Albert Smith of Hallowell is hold
ing series of meetings at the Friends
church.
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EAST NEW PORTLAND

Mrs. Clifton Tozier visited her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge William
son on Millay Hill last week.
Carl Walker is pressing hay for
George Sagord and Scott Knowles.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Nye, March 9th, weighing
71a lbs. and has been given the name
of Aletha Pearl. Mrs. ]. A. Swain
of Skowhegan is assisting in the home
of her son.
Mrs. Grace Burns, whose husband
met a tragic death a few weeks ago,
has gone to live with a daughter Mrs.
Leslie Mann in Madison. while her
son Freeman is living with another
sister in North Arson.
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Eldridge that they had settled in Sey-
mour. Conn. where Mr.. Eldridge has
employment. They report liking the
place very much.
Mrs Maud Holbrook is gaining from
her recent Illness and able to be about
the house part of the time.
Roy Rider who has been home for
the past two weeks with a dislocated
shoulder returned Friday OF last week
to his work.
Mrs. Della Hunnewell has so far
recovered as to return from the Som
erset Hospital. where she has been
for several weeks. to the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Edith Robbins
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Higgins and
children are spending a vacation at
the home of Mrs. Higgins mother.
Mrs. James Steele.
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ANSON CENTER

Dion Gordon and son Lewis are
hauling boards from divers mill to
the North Arson Mfg. Cos. mill at
North Arson and Frank Paine, Fred
Pullen. Lewis Caron and Omar Gates
teams are hauling sawed lumber from
Hoyt's mill to the same place.
Earl Wing has had several teams
hauling pulp down the valley to No.
Arson.
Louisa Tibbetts, one of the Acade-
my students, is quite i'll at her home
here.
Mrs. Bertha Quint. who has been
seriously i'll, is slowly improving.
Benz. Clark of Richmond recently
visited at the home of his sister Mrs.
Walter Booker.
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TWELVE CORNERS

Earl Green returned to his work
Monday after spending a few days
with his family. His daughter Miss
Gladys, who has been very sick, is
gaining slowly, not being able to sit
up only a short time.
A stranger called at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Adams Sunday
March IA, it being boy he was made
welcome (Arthur RandalD
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cornforth re.
turned home from Stratton Saturday
night, where they have been employed
during the winter.
Word was received from Mrs. Viii
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HOXIR

Most every one in this vicinity at
tended the funeral of John Otis held
at his home on Otis Hill, Friday at
10 D. m, conducted by James Taylor.
Little Chas. Barney who has been
sick with a severe cold is able TO be
up again.
Herbert York was caller in Oak
land. Watervile and Fairfield, Mon
day.
Fisher is operating his mill at Bangs
Siding at present. Mrs. Guimono Is
taking the boarders.
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TOBEY Observation-Disclosures

The many friends of Elmer Blais'
dell who has been seriously Ill will
be pleased to learn he is able to be
out.
Miss Marta Stevens is at work for
Mrs. G. II. Blaisdell for short time
The family of George Mosher is re-
ported on the gain.
Report has 1t that Ed P. Holway has
sold his farm to a lumber company
of Bangor. Mr.. Holway has always
lived in this place and they both have
many friends who hate to loose them
from their midst.
Eden Blaisdell was a caller al
Oakland Wednesday.
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CORNYILLR

Ernest Tufts who has been work
ing in the mill at Scion has returned
home.
Mrs. Ernest Morrow of Belgrade, is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. D.
M Beane.
Agnes Moody is gaining slowly af-
ter the third attack this winter from
the prevailing epidemic but is con-
fined to her room.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Badger have
recovered from their recent illness
and returned to their home.
John Brown, who has been caring
for his daughter and husband Pal
mer Badger and wife, has returned to
Skowhegan.
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JACKMAN

Mrs. Fred Ashley of Jackman Station
died at the hospital in Greeayle Jet.
on Friday night. She vas taken
with the grip but was so far recover
ed as to be out, and got sever cold
which terminated into pneumonia.
She has been married to Mr. Ashley
only four weeks, her maiden name
being Florence Scribner from Char
lestown. The young husband and her
parents who were with her, have the
sympathy of all
Fred Henderson and Ruel Holden
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CANAAN

Mrs. Lewis and grandson Byron
Cover left Monday for Lewiston for
a visit with her daughter Mrs. Harold
Taylor.
Mrs. Chas. Dysart of Hartland pass
ed several days last week with friends
in town.
Arland Smith was the only pupil
neither absent or tardy for the win
ter term of the grammar school,
Nebraska futile Is at home from
Skowhegan.
Mrs. George Barrett who has been
visiting in Skowhegan, returned home
Saturday.
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SHIRLEY POND-CANAAN

Pittsfeld mail man. Mr.. Belle, was
not able to make the trip thru to Ca
naan last Friday, Saturday or Monday
on account of the terrific storm of
March fifth and sixth.
Lucius Webb from below the viii
lage was a caller at E. A. Nelson's
last week.
1t is reported there is fifteen in
ches of water on top of the ice on
Sibley pond which is very inconveni-
ent for the fishermen.
f. A. Nelson has been helping b. o.
Fitzgerald saw wood recently.
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BRIGHTON

Charles Piper who has been stay
ing at L. s. Smiths the past winter
has been quite Ill for the past week
Dr. Dyer of Harmony was called to
see him one day last week.
H. N. Farrin was home from Fox
croft last week
Town meeting passed of quietly
with the same officers as last year.
Schools in town will begin April 5
Ray Haskell is home for a short
stay with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. J. Haskell.
Mrs. S. T. Walker has gone to Au-
gusta visiting friends for a short time
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WELLINGTON

Mr.. Brown of Newport who has been
hauling hard wood logs for the
Economic Steel Rack Co had the mis-
fortune to lose one OF his horses last
week. He returned home last Satur-
day.
Miss Edith Leavitt who is working
at Harold Baird's was home over Sun
day
Owing to the warm rain Fred Rob
inson the Wellington Parkman stage
driver, was unable to make his trip
last Saturday.
Ed Pike lost a valuable horse one
day last week.
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NORTH ST. ALBANS

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodwin who
have been passing the winter months
with their daughter Mrs. Ralph Phil
brick, returned to their home last
week.
E. n. Grant was in Pittsfc'd and
Waterville on business for the day
Friday.
Neighbors and friends of Jessie
Nichols met at his home recently.
They cut and hauled him a nice pile
OF wood.
Jessie Nichols, who has been sick
for several weeks, is little better at
this writing.
Fred Herrick of Dexter is cutting
lumber on the Morrow place. And
is landing it at his mill which is To-
Gated at North ST. Adams.
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CONCORD

Tilden Jackson who was sick with
double pneumonia, is now able to sit
up.
Frank Atwood is at Bingham help
ing his son b. F. Atwood haul logs.
Frank and Bernard Gordon have bot
the saw mill from S. S. Chase. They
intend to build new dam this spring
Earl Higgins is driving Irwin Stew
ards team for Nathaniel Gerald.
Roscoe Berry has gone to Pleasant
Ridge to work for Mr.. Rollins.
Town meeting was postponed until
Monday. the 22nd, on account of the
roads being so bad
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NEW PORTLAND (yILLAGE)

Cecil French OF Kingfeld recently
installed Waterman alarm winding
boxes in the N. S. Stowell & Co. mill
of this place.
Miss Martha Spear is at home from
North Arson, where she has been
nursing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Luce and
small daughter are ut home after
spending the winter in Lexington.
Miss Belva Leach OF Castine WAS
visiting at Cephas Walkers several
days last week.
Boxing matches are the latest among
the young men of the place and
swollen red noses are common &C.
curence.
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The News of Somerset's Busy Towns

pational Church met last Wednesday
afternoon
Mr. and Mr. Hartley buckingham
have nprcbased the Harlow house
which has been occupied by the KID
dors
E,1do, plaisden made a business trip
~ pumford lasf Wednesday.
tIorrv purqess : IN town and has
henn ver, i'll Al The home OF Mrs. Jane
Mile
Nre Reni Wnham and children
boyo hoap visiting IN town.
1obn Hnntlov of Toeus is visiting In
,ou,n
Nre Albert Startling has been on
the sick LIST
Nre VabaIa NeIutIre is visiting her
daughter Mrs BARKER in Waterville
Nc. Dorothv Folsom and Mr.. and
,frg rosonh Vaughan and little son
Who have been pa5zing few weeks
-, tow, -, aeea',nt nj their enforced
yacation from teaching on account of
tho fue1 shortage in assqchusetts re-
tmrrod to thsir dnffes i'm Barre. Mass,
c,,,,,.d,,,
wits uuntoon Is the guest of his
"a u Il "A Il
,tra port Amaz and Mr. and Mrs.
,vaitor Tbornbiu ef 1koVhcgan havF
taa, roao,t o3asts af Mr. and Mrs.
W w II,ptoon
rbo p,o,nhers of Oninucbassett
1odgo n n = eniogad an oyster
l,,,,ror Of tbeir hall Monday evening.
ria loc.l Masonic Lodge was mott
fed Monday that the body Of Henry
I ,,y, ~ Canton bnt formerly of
uiS ,ou,r would he brought here for
h,,.iol on Tneedav The death oc-
cnrrod IN SATURDAY hut no other par
,il,1ars ,roro given Masonic fu-
roraI wae hold and the remains plac-
ID IN tbo tooh IN await burial in the
family lot Later Mr. walker was for
years n we'll known and respected
citizen of this town and was very
much interested in Masonry being a
member of the local Lodge and q
charter member of Cedar Chapter y.
f. S.
Joseph Corrigan, I. ). kecruiuhs
officer. has been in town several DAYS
Arthur Welch was at MS nome III
town tnls week. ..,
MI anu MIS-. oiiiioha SAM
Gu tne nos.oh Au'o ,,..' IL, oN o,t.
Do1n,aa uJi,han aeliobtfnIlv enter
1900 Tow ~ her friends In honor
- ho. etth birtbdov opd nm the Mon
a. NO toIIow,ne s,,rnriee marty was
10y ~ ~ bonor ~ tho came event
Dir,hdov cokee were eerved at both
narties
The family of Ed Rogers in the
Frederic District are very i'll.
Frank Miner was given a surprise
party in honor of his birthday last
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CARATUNK

G. S. Witham who has been critical
" i'll with pneumonia is able to leave
his room we are glad to say.
The snow for the last two days is
disappearing fast. The plucky stage
driver is making his regular trips
now.
Mrs. Grace Hilton of Moscow spent
Thursday night with her friends Mrs
VIII Whorff
Mrs. Lydia Hunnewell and Mrs.
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sOvTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs Harry French have a
baby daughter born Feb. 26. The lit
tie one has been given the name OF
Jennie Maeola.
Colby York is moving his family
on to the Boothby place in Athens,
which he purchased early in the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kiger of Scion
have a baby girl born the first week
of March. Mrs. VIM. kiger is the
nurse.
Mrs. Della McAlister is working
for Mrs. Harry French.
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PTGH CORNER

Miss Annie Keene began her duties
a. teacher in the Scion Grammar
school laS week.
Ralph Tibbetts went recently to
Boston where he has employment in
machine shop
Mr.. Rich of North Madison Is doing
carpenter work for Joseph Spaulding.
LLOYD Adams and baby OF Water
vile arrived last Thursday Mr..
Adams returned the next day. Mrs.
Amos Adams will care for the baby
for a time since Mrs. Lloyd Adams is
In very poor health.
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over Sunday guest Of Miss Alice Hodg
kins.
Ferley Butley of Wateryille was the
guest of friend in town over Sunday
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SUBRINE=

Make it yourself Put it in jars and
bottles. Have it handy around prem
Uses and be safe. Sell it to your
neighbors. Formula and instructions
sent for Csc. The best quarter you
ever spent. Formula has sold for 50
in the West. Don't trust to luck.
Write quickly.
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Fire! Fire! Fire!

The thought OF your home on fire is
horrifying. And at this dangerous
period of sickness, water famine and
nearly impossible roads; 1t Is men
ace to life for the man with home
and family to let single day pass
without the best fire protection know
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