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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07

Margz-er J ?. Z Lord. Skrwh.xzu
inrs L and Ia and parcels acJoirins.
Skpwhsgal-
To Jossph F-anciaEa, P1-shslG, land
with buildings bordering On ssbasrl-
cook. Pt-txneiG.
Ellie & knrwi-nn, Ansun IL JOHN
T Srvu1on, Anson land formerly
owned by Waller Y. Look, New
Portland
Ellie q. knCwi1on, Ansun 70 Err
nest : RobninE. New Vineyard. Land
with buildings On the West New
Portland -ua6. New Portland.
Franz ]. Hersev. Enn-1d-s 70
James NJ LEB-es. Cambridge. land
in Cambridge On road 20 RIPLEY.
Gen. Z. Wsstur er e.. Skcwnsezu
To Albert .. Lamb, Skpwhexau. Iot
81 ur FRc-o-y street. Eknwnegar
Anno-r W Nelson. Fairfield 10
Frank 3 Lessor, EkDwhsgaR. lot 1l4
Il Somerset Park. Ekuwnesan.
Ida M BrIggE- Pennington 70 Al
bert L Lane, Skpwhegan, lot Il. Ii.
10 On PGrkmRr estate Ell Lakewood.
Madison
Walter 2. orGwsv. Skowheean I'd
1.-The III. Duuror. Bingham, land
VIII buildings On Spying street
SkDwhs-an-
Carroll Z Staples. Norrineswock
To MaEoeIle G Everett. So-ridge-
wock- land with buildings On road
70 Wa1srvIlls- Norri6gswock
MaybeIie g Everett. Nnrridrs-
/ wock 70 Leda z. Webster. No-ridre-
wock, land with buildings II Nor
r1dgEwock on road 10 ware-viIle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07
HTNCKLEY

d.. and Mrs Eugene kIdnsr n
watervIIe. accompanied by Mr.. and
adrs. John Perrig-ew and friend. were
IN this place Monaay.
Mr. anc Mrs NJ I. Chase. with
their SONS Manly and Leigh visited
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carr n North
purT Saturday returning Sunday.
Miss Grace -tu Of Boston, has
arrived al her mothers IN East
SkuwheEan fur her annual vacation.
Miss Lucy Dinsmo-e s Sunday
school class. remern be-ed each a1 the
oldest people II the vicinity With
NavbaskeS Thu-stav evening
/ BUwden visited MS camp At
Pleasant Pond sundav ne visited II
BowCiaiuham Tuesdav.
Mrs. RBby Goodwin Is visiting her
daughter IT Belfast
Mrs L c 10y Is visiting ne- aunt
Miss Lillian Enxls al North Tar
field
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07

s-a1s and TuInn soldiers. general I
had relatives fighting n moth those
aruiss"
The genera n thanking her. e.
pressed ms approximation Of the re
membranes Of the soldiers o. al paris
Of our COUNTY, and then learned thai
Mrs. Co1Enn. II her desire 10 meet him.
mad tried To make Portland II time.
failed and followed To Brunswlck
where she was LIDO late, enuid not ar
range 10 make Augusta and finally
went Is DamarlsscorLa rom her sun
mer nome n W aldoDors- Mrs. CoI1nr
presented ner sol 10 the Genera. who
sad, Your son. you cant mean
una-" Mrs Cotton family name
was Douglass and she is very at
Lrac-IvE woman.
The General msr several oLner CIT
lzans and their families IN the dining
room including Miss FIEfze. daughter
OF -ne landlord F'lstxe. ana Rsv. T. Z,
Eugnes' wife and children lie alEe
al the close Of the ''Ius1 plain feeG''
which was announced. went 70 The
kitchen and congratulated the cnsf
ana Weaknesses on what was the finest
spread Of Ehs RIP
L was with regret mat Daua-i-
scotia was eft behind tfae entertain
ren1 mac been So fine Music was
Furnished during the srsv ~ home
talent consisting uf George Jones
ieader. violin. Edw A. Rogers cor
net. J 7 -unbov. cornst, Ha--v u.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07

said Take these chaps aboard Euc
get them into Belfast ON rtme." Bag
gage was shifted II a few escunds
and the newspaper men were n Bel
fast on -rme-El1hough sume uf the
high Spots even or Waldo county
must nave been skipped during THAI
flying trip
Whar Capt A E Andrews OF Gu
F. 90 Name Infantry. N c.. WIRE pre-
serted I'd General PershlnC 81 rhe
Chamber Of Cunmerrs in Bangor. the
General held antn his hand and said
I've seer you before ! know your
Face" The captain roI6 htr thar they
EaG met IN France and where the
genera recalled and mentioned the
Occasion.
When -fae party reached and was
about II CROSS or the usually used
bridge at Belfast Il tnUnd a barrier
rect1ng them 70 take the nsxt bridge.
The aerRur waS mt Z particularly
Pheasant one. bun 81 were thankful
LhE1 more Of them mad suffered the
fate CT rne truck that had sune To rne
BOTTOM with the bridge draw al II
c'clock that Morning. L was sale 10
ne loaded with a valuEhie cErgp u
picture films.
An incident Of particular interest 10
the press gang" occurred a. Haup-
zen. when Lennura daughter Of O.
L Hau Of the Commercial, held VI
-he press cE- anC presented Harry
BIreiow u -t1R Press with bea uriTul
ClUsrar Of Lilac blossoms. The colone
rlvz.led Gen. p N ms ACCEPTANCE O.
the bouquet and then worried al ms
rest Of the TRIP as ID being ahie 1s
get Il safely home 70 Mrs. L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07

Clifford and AdaIbert Eagar. saxa-
phones Mrs N r Wilson. Piano.
The -ur 70 the coast Of W nalw7et,''
YVES made II quick Tine The new
ferry boat. Governor King. ha6 been
notified ID be III readiness 11r the
party and Il WIS Immediately taken
RCross the river 70 Bath where Gen
PerEhlne proceeded ID Portland ar
irving II ample season 10 take the
evening tram fur 5osEou- en- route IN
New York, where official business
maas II imperative rhar ne cut sf0rc
ms "trip to AIaine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07
RICHMOND

BenlRh Rebeizzh Lodge errers.nsd
several Reaekah lodges Friday eve
ufng. amnns them were the Evening
Star u Brunswick Ivy OF Portland
Eureka Of Gardiner and AEirnenzns OF
Lisbon The Minnehaha EshekzA
Lodge conferred. the degree On a class
Of candidates.. supper was served II
O'clock. Mrs Inez C-uspy nf Cam
der. president Of rhs Rebekah assem-
bly, Of Maine, Mrs Bwa Fasser- cs
Dexter, vice president. and Mrs Lucy
A. Burton Of Prrtsheid. warden, Mrs.
Naleria d Merrin-uf Portland, Junior
past president, Mrs. Elizabeth j.
Flicker Of Lisnar. Mrs. Sarah o. Cook
uf Brunswick. JHhA Marley u Card
nsr and District Deputy President
Margaret F. Peabody Of Richmond
were present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07
Sesi Estate Transfers

Somerset county reaI estate trans
fs-s for week ending June 9Th were
as follows:
Law r. Clark. Smirhheid- 10 Alice
M Clark smfthfiei6. lan6 with
buildings a East Pond. smi1hheId
Ernest Ssabury. Nor-1dgewuck. To
Hen-v Z. SAWYER. Norridgewock- lot
adjoining the Maine Central r 2.
IN Norridgewock
Josephfne Gardner 81 a, Pittsfei6.
N Naude {. Ecxie. Pirrsfsid. land
Oh Manson street Pf-rsfeid-
Elmer 2 Libby, Pfrrsfieic- TO La
Tnr-sr z. Libby. Pt-rsfieid- three par
cells of land IN St AInans.
Edwin n. Grant St Adams to
George A. Libby. st. Adams. land
bu-de-fne on Maloor Brook St Al
banA
Francis NJ. Briggs. skpw'hegzn. To
F-n.s4 A Rankin. Pt1rshelG. LAND
with buildings on Wayeriy aVenne'
Ptrtsfiei6-
Matte :. Goodwin. Ekuwheean. To
E.u-v C-pwell ~ al. SkowhegHn 81
.1 4tr-ee pa-nels OF land in CANAAN
r,.o-re r. williams et al. Ripley, To
arr,~ Curtis. New York City, land
vssn buildings bordering on the
canal. Ripley
Albert Btxisr Slsswhegan. 10 Leon
ZINE nj. PpuIin. Sk1whegan- Lane
w1eh buildings in Madison
vfYYiam II. Clark. Caratunk 70
-H-tun s. Humphrey, Madison; lots
; Rxnre i: lots 4. S. 6. Range ::
,rs < Ranre s: lots .. 4. 3, Range 4;
Csxztunk-
I~.t.r RamsneIl. Ripley IN James
M Buvrtpn, Dexter; land with
,,,,5,ainrx formerly owned by Henry
n RamsdsIl. Rtpiev.
Hmm Leo, SkrwhsgHn 10 Frank :
= ..uor Skowhegzn: land with build
,r-. mn Jewett street. Sk0whsgzn-
Man1ev Holf ct n. Clinton 10
us1-er p. Smith. skUwhsgzn. land
= -caa 10 u0xtervilie. SkcwheEan-
Joseph Fleming: skcwnee2n 10
r,r,z palmer, Dorchester. MACS. ianc
virn buildings in CrrHvilie-
prt.r Geruux. St Prospere, Cue.
;. Io-rpr Eluaber-y. JackmEn. ianc
= rord Pond. Jackman-
cnas. T. Boyle, skpwnsgsn 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07

re -Za- o. the western
as-ze- -lar-ipal court had q
-a 81 0wheEan Saturday.
-' morning obe-1 Stockfo-c Of
T brought before the
-t CT --e cEa-Es Of selling in
4'--~ The case WIS IN
-aa-lE Nooe-s. who
"a EEn~d rad delivered
Eec u ha~c- cider 10
as Ga- ana Marshall Micue
-7- -~r mad caused & general
* '21- ar 20 the Investigation.
EaC exchanged the
Fa-E -ur lie EaI6 that he
@Iqe- before Judge
"2-1 @tockfo~o guilty anc
p pay q fine Of 500
'- uniting ID S36. A jail
o. 81 GAYS was remfr1sd On
1r and costs After a
-ne-- W-man of Show
aI=ued on the charge
+. wing an aIrton chile
--l-za-ec- Wyman, who runs
b. iEamoDle, took Deputy
h. A-mstrung To Jack
n. oa 7EUwhsEan. Friday. He
~4J F-l nm z. A. Deane and
h.. -1UcneT OF Skowhegxn-
n IT ATms-rnng al Jackmzn
II. Is Terr 70 the Lane house
TaaE llguDr then started for
e. When thevgu To VII
b. Inn wells place near The
4E al into q colt owned
ksp1,' and broke ff-s leg. re
Ia *-a- when HuuneweII. vino
k~.- accident. hRIled~him- Fun
- 4h1 ms w1fe pursued the
b. oa-- after reiephoning To
b, 'eoe~-E Gipsun Il Bingham
hs,.- ~ GunneweH SEW the
k-a pa-5~ fs-uw three or four
= ''IrA -hsr-- CIR which proved
-''sae7 Al Bingham Gipson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07

SAHppeA ynEI AnL ARRESTED I'm.
after which the party proceeded 70
SkCwhegaI. Judge Brazzeu found
Nyman guilty. and sentenced MN 70
pay S50.a6. Wvman paic. The Case
vii ne reported 70 the S-a1s auth
Critics
Fred Boucher PAID & fine and
costs amounting To 1886 on q charge
OF Irruxics-ior
"A IMAM pAid EuunPweil for the
colt by settlement our OF ~cnurt
AE.5-rey Harulc J. Phillips aH-
peared fpr the State II tne absence
Of County Attorney Merrill and I. I.
Walton appeared for WvmHn,
The Students Of the Sf1pwheeHr
High school VIII given an exhibition
Of their work II mEuual training
music drawing. and home economies
II the assembly nal II the High
school building, TuasdEy evening
June 6. from 10 P NJ fdavIIenr
saving time. The program arranged
Is as follows: Music; ''CIoidIe Locks
and the Three Bears" by pupils Of
the Lincoln school: style show. by
art exercise by pupils Of the TIN
grade. manual training work illus
rrare6 by pupils OF the class: FOOD
and Our Friend" ny I'll grade pupils
There viii be d large amount Of the
different work by the pupils VI exti-
bl-ion II The hail.
The farmers wTves and daughters
OF Same~sa1 COUNTY viii De given at
opportunity 70 place on exhibition
TOR sale IN Portland, during the Cen
tsnrial celebration. any products Of
their work The goods should be
sniur,ee To Mrs. Florence Warner
Fidelity building Portland. freight
prepaid with selling prize marked
OF each article A charge CT 10 Der
csut. viii ne made TO cover the sell
ing cost. The goods viii be handled
by the wunan's auxiliary Of the
State Board Agriculture and Com
ne-re. Mrs Florence Waugh Dan
forth. Skrwhegan- has charge Of the
work II Somerset. and VIII Erve fur
ths- information Z Il Is desired.
This Is an experimental project by
which q market Is sought for SUCH
enods produced On tins farms Of
Maine and Il sufficient interest Is
shown a permanent plan viii ne de-
vised.
The county cumm listeners were II
northern Somerset on rour Of road
insnection the latter part OF the
week. The reported the roads II
rood condition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07

One o. TWO Brooklyn EI-iE walking
across coUnrrv al Jameshu-E N J.
mad OF a brIgrr REQ sweater, which
stirred the resentment or & bull ne
charged ruriously and the girls be
gar a race Enr life. with MaualEpan
Lake as the goa They vrnr,- and
wadad waist -daer into The ICY water,
while rne bun stopped a. -he>~shnrz.
After some time farmers came 10
their aid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07

am offers Of Engineers Corps Inspect Roads and Trails
ge van Paid for Work With Cidexs L Ordered Pay
Tina are CHst-AIbert Wyman Fined For Reckless Drv-
No Ere Ertoxcafed-High School Students To Give Ex-
,1,-i0r-FeaI Estate Transfers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07

-.a.~~5oG ~e-u-red from d
.-..... l~U0s1 puK county
rain dl6 nor ar
e.4aE DELAYED ry a
-s -aa~ Oakland
~ os WE1srvIIle. came
-- --clf a' srrng train Nj
POI, --=-u auv vlsuor now as ne
..~.r- s.-H -oucn with the
or ar-~al Name Power
aa~ ae~e.
-f--~-- Of rhe Forks was
1r business Friday
-u--zr-uc d Scion. WIS
a. -hav-neEan fT-tsnds Fri
-eEe mas returned
no -u7v%~siry Of Maine
-e1.a~ uou-tzs.
T11InE Miss LvIe
.-- s-s Geneva Smith were
/ III 9 .1--4ge II SuI1hneiG
l--eu-l0us Of George
s- .---- md 3Iabel G Butler.
b. e@4u. and Albert The
a- s.-~-a~a- ThavaI-e. both
a-e on file at the
office. .-
@ar- Srn-R- n thu Farm
% Ea-rIGnG Mon
r. w-- HolC Z conference
7~d II regard II The
|-gf 1= club there.
F-a-Iun for the mi
@ ras been esrab-
Sc III sEcwnagEn with Sergeant
81 So 71r IT ct1a~ee
T. aaIAc Ma. Preston
- Ma. L NEDou-ne
@savneEan. Friday leaving
.,1~s2- ---u1ur OF Z tour Of IN
7s---s- a+ ne ~0ads and trails IN
i77-- sac AXE region This is
| 's-' 7 Tn-k OF the engineers
BIDS @er ne war department
. -e ~uu ETtiUn Of the
l2ls n a-.- federal district.
lnT ~ JaCkman, the man
1"1-.-eC me sIoieu chr from
- "a -Ae Jackman country
~-s II -uwr Saturday M
.a ne stolen car was
- 7a- F. lied 70 pass his car
a. = 2a~IIr pond and he
Gained the author
-~a II Pa~lIr pond
-4e me capture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07
NORTHERN AVENUE

Edward vig7laRulI- p-op. blacksmith
ssuu. ~ Northern Ave SAYS My kid
news were dlsorris-=c and ] suffered
frurY lame back ! cnutG hardly Srnop
or sr-z lcfrsu and when ] moved. sharp
Mains STINT across my kidneys. !
thought many times ] would he tD-ces
70 xsge IN A friend advised me 10 TT
DaaHE Eldnev Pills and they quickly
y,trr~d the attack Since then when I
nava usexied a kidney remedy Dnau
have newer failed 10 an me gB0d =
OVER EIGHT YEARS LATER M
Virr.auir saiG. Sometimes celd SET
tles WI nv kidneys, but short Use OF
TJnarsg Kiriney Pills wards Of any seri-
GUS kidnev trounle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07
MURRAY STREET

E. @ Pierce. No. S Murray ST.. SAYS
y gladly endorse LsuRuE kidney Pllls
because 7 KNOW they are a reliable KID
nev medicine They gsve Quick RELIEF 10
anyone suffering from nackache ann
kfrnev complaint Ny trouble waS not
al ali what ! considered SERIOUS ye- ]
Asv~ taken enough a. T9oan To know
tna1 they arr DIRECTLY The klrnewS.
ann do exactly what If claimed f1r
them. I procured DoanE kidney Pills
III Willis r Par--idses Drug Store auc
I alwnys have them II the house
OVER THREE YEARS LATER. N.Y.
Pierce SAID The statement ! gave
several years ago p-alsrng Doar . KID
ner pills hnids guod n every particular
and I am giad to confirm X now.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07
These are Augusta Cases:
GANNETT STREET

A-s Il 6. PuIlen. Is Cannot. ST.. sRys:
"LirrIe black specks came before my
eyes when working about The house
Later or ny kidneys became disur-
de-e6 There was dun pam n nv
hark a. times and when on my feet
was much worse I read Of Doan's kio-
uev Pills and procured Some ar Ken
ney's Drug Store They soon brought
-alief and rwo boxes o. Deans cured
me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07
WILLOW AND coNs STREETS

]. a Folsom. prnp. grocery, Willow
& Cory SITS. saws some wears agn
my klrineys gave me considerable rrou-
bic Ny hack achen constantly and I
cnuldn' sleep well. L was narc for me
tr wair or my customers IN the store.
The attack LASTED for quite g while I'M
Ill finally Dean E Icuey Pills were rec
commended 10 me and 7 got snrnF a.
ksnnev's Drug store Alter using three
boxes. the Trouble left uis entirely and
7 have mad nc return u kidney cum
plant"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07
FRANKLIN STREET

Mrs. Z z. EldridgE. & Franklin st.
SAYS: Ny kIdnevs CAUSED me 10 suffer
for q long time. Ny back was lame ana
! couldn't stnpp or s-zignten up. 7
mad To give I'D dong my houEfwurk
for q weeE ] uas subject IN dizzy
spells when flashes appea-e6 before THY
ewes and sometimes everything turned
dark ! bought Doan's Kidney Pills
from willis r. Partrfugsfs Drug srnre
and they cured me"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07

n IL package Oi LOGAN hlaney r liis l.
~ genuine unless il bears the maple
leaf trademark and the Signature
las. DOan--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-07

eGG mas returned
w nc u7v~-s1ry Of Maine
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-25
CHIPPEWA LAKE

The Ladies Aid Society of the U. B.
church will meet with Mrs. Adam Ar
mold Thursday July 1. Everybody
invited
The, Resse family reunion was held
at the home Of N. N. Reese last Satur-
day.
The Leonard-Allis reunion was held
at the U. B. church and at S. H. Nick
ersons. About 40 were present from
Akron, Dover, and Lodi. A fine time
was reported by all present.
Mr.. Mosher and wife of Allentown
Pa, are visiting at A. H. Leohrs.
A. H. Leohr and party got home
from their Michigan fishing trip last
Wednesday morning. The fish that
Mr.. Leohr had ordered were shipped
by rail, and have not come yet.
Miss Grace Hartman is driving a
new Briscoe car that she purchased of
A. Fl. Leohr last week.
Perry Eakens and Harry Welday
are also recent purchasers of cars.
It has got to the point where about
the only ones who walk or go afoot
are we poor cusses who sell automo-
biles.
This rainy weather is getting to be
a pretty serious matter for the farm
ers. Crops are suffering for want of
care, and the water has done consider
able damage also.
On account of the prevalence of the
measles in this vicinity the U. B,
church picnic has been indefinitely
postponed. Notice will be given lat
Ter when it will be held.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-25
GRANGERBURG

Mrs. Helen (Ganyard) Roderick,
from Akron spent from Thursday un-
til Saturday with friends and rela-
tives in Granger.
l.. o. Godfrey is building new ga
rage.
Phyllis Hanson has been spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. Dorothy
Anderson.
Mrs. Fred Davis has new Dodge
automobile.
The Hanson reunion will be held
Saturday June 26 at Peter Hanson's
|295 Hickory street, Akron. Ohio.
The Hazen reunion was held at Geo
Hazen's. About 80 were present.
Those from away were: Mr.. James
Pritchard and family, Mr.. Geo. M.
Huntzinger and family from Cleve-
land, Mr.. Will Wall and family from
Copley and DR.. Floyd Smith and fam
lily from Cuyahoga Falls.
Miss Bernice Belzer, Miss Thierra
Ganyard and Miss Katherine Bowman
are going to school in Kent for the
summer term.
Mary Thompson has been home on
ia weeks vacation.
Clyde Frost was in Akron Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Hopkins, Dudley and
Dorothy Bagley are visiting at Art
Bagley's.
The next Mothers Club meeting
will be held at Mrs. Jessie Indoe's,
Friday, July 9.
Jake Swain and family were visit
ors at J. N. Ganyard's Sunday.
DIR. Cumberworth and family, Carl
Graft and family, Geo. Codding and
wife, we're visitors at Lewis CRAFTS
Sunday.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-25
CHATHAM

Miss Ashley of Lorain is spending
few days with Mrs. Celen Spitzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Alice and
daughters Mary and Florence, and Mr..
and Ms. J. E. Paddock motored to
Wellington Sunday evening and en-
joyed the sacred cantata given in the
Methodist Church.
Miss Iva Rowe and Miss Hazel
Smith both of Cleveland will be ~uests
of Mrs. j. E. Paddock over Sunday.
Mr.. L. E. Fair was called to Millers-
burg because of the sudden death of
his sister.
Mr.. Flay Norris was a visitor at
Coshocton several days last week.
The Camp Fire Girls have rented
two cottages at Chippewa lake and
will enjoy the week of the 28th at that
place. .,..
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Alice motored
to Lorain Saturday evening and
brought Mrs. Celen Splitter and son
home from the hospital. Both moth
er and babe are doing nicely.
Winn Weidman is confined to his
home with measles.
Mrs. Lanarrd who has been serious
ly i'll at the Lodi Hospital is improving
nicely.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-25
SMITH ROAD

William Miller and Mather, Treva
Baysinger and Mrs. Conyne attended
commencement at Medina Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Snyder of Fairlawn and grand
daughter of Akron, spent several days
at her sons, S. H. Snyder.
w. w. Snyder and family returned
from Champlain county Monday
where they have been visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Florence Hanker attended a
class party held at Vivian Johns
Saturday.
Grant Thorndyke and wife visited
her sister Mrs. S. H. Snyder, Sunday.
Myrtle Young attended birthday
party held in honor of Ruth Birbeck
Saturday.
Earl Donley and wife spent Sunday
at Steve Payne's in Granger.
her fourth birthday Saturday BY en-
Little Virginia Renner celebrated
tertaining some of her little girl
friends.
Clare Huntley and Earl Donley
made business trip to Fairlawn
Tuesday for silo filler which E. Don
ley had purchased.
Earl Huntley and wife of Wads-
worth were callers at Marie Conyne's
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Goldwood ond son,
John, were guests at her mothers
Sunday at Tricebaugh hill, Akron.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-25
SPENCER NEWS

"Tiny streams to raging torrents
grow" So says one of the poets. Spen-
Ger and vicinity was treated to real
demonstration most all week Reports
from all over the township tell of crops
almost drowned out and buildings
blown down. Thank you, we don't
need any more rain for week or two.
Mrs. Clara Ameroid spent a couple
of days in Lorain visiting her daugh-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Hunes of
Cleveland spent Sunday with Mrs.
McClaron at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Reams.
Mrs. Henry Walters was in Bell
view for few days to visit her son,
Grover and family. Her two small
granddaughters have very severe
cases of measles. ,
Mrs. Cora Mantz of Kentucky and
Mrs. Blanche Mantz of Toledo spent
a few days visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Hartman last week.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
J.F. CcCourt on MoMnday. All MEM
bers are invited to be present.
Mrs. Jake White of Barberton visit
ed at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
Rush on VIM. Reams over Sunday.
The Ladies of of the Maccabees met
at the home of Mrs. Minnie Aldrich,
June 18 and held their memorial ser
vice. They also celebrated the birth
day anniversary of the hostess.
Mrs. Paul Miller and small daughter
spent Saturday at the home of lrma
Rugg.
Don't forget that Spencer business
places close Wednesday afternoons and
evenings.
Mrs. Lou Touby and small son,
Donald are at the Elyria Hospital
where little Donald is being treated
for diabetes.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-25
LITCHFIELD

Mrs. Joe Lawrence and little son,
Billy, of Lexington, 0. are at her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Smith.
The Turner reunion was held at the
Town Hall Wednesday of last week
with Mrs. Ella Turner hostess. A good
ly number was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Morehouse were in
Akron from Saturday until Monday
with her son, Claude and wife.
Martin Fritz is spending few
weeks with his sister, Mrs. j. j. Eng
land, at Woodland, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Black of Wood
land, Mich. and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Richie of Washington, D. c. were cal
lers at ]. C. Winklin's one day last
week.
Children's Day will be observed next
Sunday morning in the Congregational
Church and in te evening, in the
Baptist Church.
Miss Helen Smith returned home
from Cleveland Saturday.
Miss Pearl Fritz Of Medina, was at
]. c. Winkler's over Sunday.