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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10
SISTER MARY'S KITCHEN
(copyrtght, 1890, by the N. 2. Al

These days Of heeting sunshine are
apt to get into housekseper's blood
and make her restless while it's alto
gether too cold to start the spring
campaign.
attack my dresser drawers. A lot
of energy that accompanies some
thing can be worked OF that way.
IT'S Z sad fact that more or less
dust will collect in the best cared-for
dresser. The cleaning Of the drawers
seatters auiteta bit Of dust over q
spick and span clean room, SO it's
best to have all the drawers and
cupboards cleaned before the room is.
And sometimes one unearths coll
lar that 10 perfectly. an right for q
new waist and saves buying. One Of
ten has treasures laid away that are
forgotten.
Menu for Tomorrow.
Breakfast-Orange juice, flannel
cakes. syrup. coffee,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eggs, pickles,
baking powder biscuit, Jelly. tea.
Dinner-Eried herring, creamed
sauce, potatoes, beets with orange
sauce, lettuce salad with combustion
dressing, chocolate bread pudding.
coffee.
Ny Own Recipes.
|. Fish may be fried in deep fat or In
Just a little fat In the frying pan. II
fried In deep fat It should be dipped
in crumbs. egg. and crumbs. and
treated like croquettes. II fried In
the frying pan the fish should be
sailed and peppered and dipped in
flour, cornmeal or very fine crumbs.
Small fish, such as herring, are best
adapted to this method of cooking.
Flannel Cakes.
2 cups hot milk.
2 cups cold milk.
2 tablespoons butter.
eggs.
taspoon salt.
u cae compressed yeast.
Melt butter In hot milk and add cold
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10
Personals.

PERSONALS.
Mrs. McFee, Of Water street, is re-
covering from her recent illness.
Mrs. Rachel Craig Is quite Ill at the
home OF her niece, Mrs. Cora L. Nor.
row, In State street.
Master James Bing, who has been
Ill with scarlet fever at the Morrow
residence has recovered and the quar-
antine has been lifted.
Mrs. Sara Flowers, of Morgantown
avenue, has returned from visiting rel.
atives at Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Beatty went to
Warrington last evening to attend the
tabernacle meeting.
Ben Holdsworth, who has been visit.
ing his parents, returned Monday to
Pittsburgh where he is employed.
Mrs. T. B. Henderson and Mrs. C.
E. Meredith spent Tuesday with Mrs
Meredith's sister, Mrs. Marshall, at
cayenne.
F. E. Bice, OF Merchant street, who
has been Ill the past few days, Is able
to be out again. His mother-in-law
Mrs. ]. S. johnson, Of Lookout, KY,
who is their guest, is recovering from
O few days illness also.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. II. Satterfield, OF
State street, left the city this morning
to spend several weeks with relatives
near Muncie, Indiana. :
The children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine
Bogsess, Of Newton street, are Ill with
whooping cough.
Mrs. Belle Murphy and daughter,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10
us. BACKWARD N
POTATO GROWING
Only Ten Per Cent of World
Supply Grown Here
Last Year.

VI
"only ten per cent. Of the worlds
supply Of potatoes last year were
grown in the United States. Almost
all the other ninety per cent. were
grown in Europe" was the startling
statement Of Dee Crane, Potato Ex-
pert Of the Horticultural department
OF the University OF West Virginia,
who passed through Fairmont today.
Mr.. Crane has been spending some
time recently in Mercer county dis.
semtnating information on the subject
OF how to increase the yield Of pota.
toes.
Emphasis is placed by Mr.. Crane on
two points, selection OF seed and early
planting. BY following out instruc.
tons on these two points he says, the
ordinary crop can be increased from
to as much as five fold. Last year, al.
though the ordinary yield Of West Wiz.
gtnia is SO bushels per acre, man in
Tucker county raised 404 bushels on a
single acre.
Normal Better, a fifteen year old
boy living In Picking, upshur county,
obtained 81 bushels from an eighth Of
an acre. This would be at the rate OF
44S bushels per acre. The boy re-
ceived thoroughbred Herford calf as
prize.
Mr.. Crane expects to return to Fair.
mont in the near future with the OBJ
fleet of stimulating interest in the pro-
duction OF potatoes in this section.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10


milk. Beat yolks Of eggs till thick
and add. Dissolve yeast cake in luke
warm water. Add salt and dissolved
yeast cake to mixture. Add enough
fiour to make stiff batter. Put in q
warm place to rise over night. In the
morning add the stiffly beaten whites
Of the eggs. Bake on q hot griddle.
Scalloped Eggs.
2 tablespoons butter.
2 cups dried bread crumbs.
Salt.
Paprika.
Milk.
Put layer. Of bread crumbs in a
buttered baking dish. Break the eggs
on crumbs. Season with salt and pep
per and teaspoonful of butter on
each egg. Cover with bread crumbs.
Pour milk over the whole to moisten.
Bake in moderate oven for Is to 20
minutes.
Combination Salad Dressing.
egg.
x cup oil.
4 cup vinegar.
teaspoon salt.
! teaspoon sugar.
Dash OF mustard.
/ package Philadelphia cream
cheese.
2 tablespoons chopped green pep
per,
] chopped pimento.
! tablespoon chopped parsley.
8 tablespoons chill sauce.
! teaspoon caviar.
Beat egg very slightly. Add oil
slowly. Add vinegar. Beat we'll.
Add salt, sugar, mustard and paprika.
Add tiny bit Of red pepper. Mash
cheese and beat into dressing. Add
vegetables, chill sauce and caviar and
beat enough to mix thoroughly. Start
dressing in good-sized bowl. for II
makes quite aS1ot.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10
EAST SIDE.
NEWS -
pe.th q edward I. ellhart.

Many hearts were sad Tuesday
evening when news spread over the
East side that Edward L. Gilhart, one
t. Of the most highly respected citizens
was no more. OF q quiet unassuming
disposition he was loved and respect.
ed by Al who knew him. His death
leaves 8 sad vacancy In the home and
among . wide circle of friends.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence, 1888 East Park avenue, Thurs.
! day AFTERNOON ut three o'clock. Rev,
J. o. Buckley, the pastor of the Dia.
.mond street church, will officiate. In.
,ternent viii be made in Maple Grove
'cemetery by Undertaken Fred L. Jen'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10

Mrs. Harry Drummond, spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Martin at Riverdale.
Mrs. Willis Irons, OF Colfax, was the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Carpenter in Diamond street Tues.
day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10

gram was furnished by the Bonafield
circle. Two piano solos by Miss Mar
guerite Google were much enjoyed.
There were twenty-five in attendance
and one new member was received into
the circle. The two societies will
hold public meeting at the church
during the month of April.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10

: Rsdd-Black took his dog over 70
France With him when he left with
lis regiment, didn't hei
Greene-oh, yes.
And they have returned, ! heaf!'
Yes"
both got their old jobs back?"
well, the dog has. ! saw him chas-
ing his tail today."-Yonkers States
man.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10
child Yerx IlI.

Violet Bryan, little daughter Of Mrs.
Edith Bryan, is very Ill with pneumo-
mia ut the home Of her grandparents
~ Haywood. The Bryan family were
formeriresidents OF this city.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10
nor UNKNOWN no HER.

Mrs. Brown-when was a glrl>we
used to have proposing parties. don't
suppose you ever hear of such thing
now.
Hiss Bright-Why.er.yes. l had a
proposing party call on me only the
other evening. How do you like my
lring?-Boston Transcript.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10
spicndid MlssIonary Meetinu.

A splendid missionary meeting was
held Tuesday afternoon by the Julia
Bonafield Circle and the Woman's
Auxiliary Of the Diamond street
church at the home of Mrs. Cecil Jen.
ldns IA Dearborn street. The pro-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10
CAVE NAM.

.aladys Gwendoiyn used 10 say al.
would marry cave man
ibid she do so!''
''1ll say she did. She's got him
where ha spends his life wishing he
could find . cave 10 hide in.-washing
ton Star.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10

They say there's never a winter
but sang Of the May" / would say
that this winter howls Of the May
be. MARY.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10

Didn't Fease Him
Socrates lifted his cup-"Whats
this stuft?" he asked.
"Hemlock!" replied the cup-bearer
/ "oht" said Socrates, that's al
right thought it was one of those
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-10

substitutss tor Bser. -aIsss
Tech. Woo pco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25

musical ability mas been mast favor
AMY coneInnted upon by several MS
t.nEulsneti musicians. 4 word should
t,e said IF the teacher N these prom
sing Young p-ople They ere indeed
fortunate 10 have musician Of Mrs.
Dora T-afton Nves aniliIv study
anu experience living N town. Be
ginning with 4 natural gift stls mas
added thorough musical training
and 70 TINS MI only many wears al
experience II teaching but also
knowledge " the latest methods by
studying a par IF each year with rns
foremost teachers IN the art
Neii LennRrd's readings were espeo-
tally pleasing ana ne very kindly rza-
sponied 10 several ancores. Mr.
Leonard is a Colby student and hs.r
sppesrei before Skownegan audi
ences in the past and mas always
been much enjoyed upon these &C
cakions. The program for the av-H-
uIng follows: l Danre u the MAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25

The Federated Working League
will meet next Monday afternoon N
-he church pzr,ars. April 18th. Las
been selected as the dxfe fnr The
moving picture benefit Il will he u
Paramount picture Let's Elope,
with Marguerite Clark as the star.
Both societies Of the church, me
league and the Phiia1hea. will par
ric,usle N this benefit AMI The pro
c.eelis will he usea toward making
nucn neetied improvements II re
gstcser. The committee from the
lesxue oonBls1E Of Mrs. Mande Jew
at. Mrs. Biriena Conanr and Miss
Mabel Pcoier The camitres from the
PhiIsrhes. Mrs. Mary Gr-enwzy. Mrs.
MaI-r- MHrsfun and Mrs. Grace Stsr-
ems
Claire r. Msrsfun Of Wafeviile
was a GUINNESS v1Mtpr in town IN
Tuesday.
Raymond Smith went TO Htnckisy
On GUINNESS TUESDAY afternoon.
Mrs. Raymond Gingruw and nnhy
were wesk-ead guests Of her aunt
Mrs Jake EupeR returning 70 Gafdi-
ne- passed the Weex-end IN town.
MrH. Waiter Mcclure went to Wa
rerville Tuesday for q few days
VISIT with friends.
Nrx. Fred Rowe Of Oakland w1s IN
town for the day TUESDAY.
Mrs. e L RussakuH was . week
end guest al. the hume Of s. Kassa-
koff. returning 70 her hume IN Wa
teryille Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crscks9t and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25

Augusta. He left Skpwnegan on Ing
clock train 81 Tuesday n charge
IF Deputy Sheriff Albert Libby
Ssownesan TRENDS Of Mr.. ana Mrs
]. z. ReadinErpn will De glad 70 learn
Of their safe arrival N Oklahoma
CITY, Oklahoma Mrs. Reddingron
writes that she misses the good wa
Ter n the aid State Of Maine and can
moi re, used 10 the red soil.
3. 7. Steward Was ntuwn Tues
dEy returning 20 WatervTle ON the
morning train If "Wednesday. lie
WIS q guest al the hDme Of his SIS
ter Mrs Sarah Marstun.
Miss Leftie Bean. a senior N Show
hogan EiEn school underwent
serious SURGICAL operation al SOME
SCI hospital On Monday. Miss Bean
mas lived in town for some time and
fur annur Ii months al The nome If
Sheriff anu Mrs. Juhn a. Auoars-
She tIEs mAde a large circle Of friends
for harsetf by ner SWEET and att-ac-
tive manner ann he sympathy Of her
many friends is extended 70 her Al
this time
a. WEIGH %, Canaan is al Somerset
hospital suffering from q broken arm
caused by q rree failing upon him.
Z. O. &C. viii hnld a regular
messing On Thursday evening With
sccizi dance afteFwzris-
The pianp-furfe cnurer7 HI the Fed
eyefea church Tuesday evening. s1v-
en- by MiE Ella FlandezK Min Dnrp-
thy Dag and John Oddly assisted
br Neil Le1nnEd - reader was much
enjuyed and appreciated ss was
siern oy tse hearty applause giren
each number. II In not often that 2
town of the size Of Skowhagan ca
present three snch talented artists.
Their rendErinEs showed. years of
serious study. Eacrs Of the young ar
rists playing dispAxyed a we'll trained
technique. ciearness Of Interpretation
and much tuna beauty. Mi8 Days
rendering Of Gfieg's TO Spring"
name one feed d1af winter had rsuiy
passed and chEf birds. flowers and
life were budding anew- In NJ.
0dfys selec-ions his musical tenn
permanent ann remarkable touch
made his work pleasure 70 hear.
In Miss Flanders number hiir,iancv
of execution splendid musical III
dsrsszndinG md = high daGree Of I'M
tsa1 was aDnarHui. MisE Flanders
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25

Noftee To- hanny 1Iv1a 80 a.
l0wiug appointments wasH Wn0e
Probate Courr WITHIN and NJ -
County ~ Kennaaae On IN d1g1zA q -
March. Isn and thar rhe 014 -
poinfees duty qualified an the R0e g.
ELIZAHE-T CAREY II EhneD
adrninfstrarrix n the e5ete uf SAAAA
BROWN CAREY lzte % MB16 8Ae
well. desceased.
ANDREW J. wRIGH- az H11A
administrator Of me estate Of NAY
Z. WRIGHT, late Of said HaH1n1. o.
l,saneEi
-ECRSToN A. GILMAN = wa1r
vile administrator with win $3.50
Of the estate OF LUCY a GETGHE11--
iaie OF sslu WatervfIie. dece&aed
GEORGE A. ROBBINS Of vsa8lhu1o.
executor Of the will nf ANNA B. A0B-
BINS. lAte of szid vasssIha9n- aernsssA.
HARDY ". CoQMBS Of whitefae4c
anu FRED W COQMRS of windsor. ex-
ecItprS al the will n JULIA z.
-oOMRs. late nj Augusta DECREASED
HENRY LEWIS al Portland. admin
isTrZIor uf the estate NJ CARLETON
LEWIS. lRIe NJ Portland. Oregon. as
ceased.
RUFUS q. MORGAN OF Oakland.
Cal. administrator Of the estate az
ELLA J. TEATER. sometimes Enpwa
as ELLA Z. -EAyER, lIIe of Oakland
Maine
arrest L " LEIGHTON.
Register of P-npRIA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
Loss OF APPETITE
Pimplss and otber Erupfiuns-Men.
rzi and physical Wezr.nesx.

They are all coYnmun al this time. If
year. and are all indications thai Lns
blood is wanting IN the power 10 defend
the Dpfiys against infectious anu cnH-
taEtcus Diseases because they are all
Indications that Il needs cleansing en-
ricning ann vitEiixlng.
II IL important To gfre them attention
it is n fact hazardous 10 neglect
them
Get Hoo6's SxrszpxrilI1 TO-DAY and
begin taxing Il III once regularly after
eating and # convenient II q little moi
water.
Remember. this medicine mas Erren
satisfaction 10 three generations for
he hsooc.s stomach. liver ana kitinevs
Il builds 10 The wnpie system. Il makes
foDd taste good.
Fur z Geurie laxative or an ssp-f,.a s.n-
tfEnreic- t1kf Hood . p1ls. You will ike
rheW--Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25
STATE OF MAINE
puniis Utiiities cnmrnlss,o

re u-o,ec-lun o4 certain c-ossinEs al
-aue ne-wesn highways and Steam
railroads
a z. No 5riT-.1ents-ai -a-oe, No. IA
81 Genera Ruu Supplemental nrueEs,
ne Public Utilities Commission mas
,ectior 81 certain grade crossings with
y tht staff Of Maine among o-tler
forms ri prot eytiorl. Il Ias 0-cvldfd 7o-
he use ~ automatic sICEaIs Sv Ctlap-
-er 145 uf Inc Public LAWS ~ 49,. ne
legislature provided tu- an automatic
sigma winch was 10 be oo-h audihie
and vIsiuis ~ tiay and pv 1lEcI. 81
CaApie. Is NJ -ne pun.ic laws - IlS.
.ht Legislature provided thai snch sig
mai -niEnr 81 elrht- audible ~ v3sibie
III. .LHln+ renT-a. Railroad Eor-lTFrr
believes that there should rs uniformly
throughout the StaIe II -hs matter u
c-osssnE projection &no -haI all signals
SHOULD pF Of tre SaTne -T-De. i Also bt-
lieves hat protection by automatic SGs-
nal during -went---fou- hours g prefer
anne o partial protection or gates Or
iagUel.
i has presented % thus Commission
ssverHl petitions for modification Of or
tierE .: he Comm Iss1On VIZ. reference
70 grace crossing projection ana EinunE
Others asks hat -he Commission s or-
ue- with reference 70 crossing IL Inc
rCw- Of vanceho-o. easf ~ Tancet1oro
Station. Z. mileage No. 81. 30, Ne 50 al
|--tC " 6lTe-iuSG at % SS-iIA
Name Central Railroad Company 1uT Q
install any slCull al said c-DssluE inter
che PROVISIONS If Chapter As u me
pubic LAWS NJ Maine rnr 1877 as amend
20 ~ Chapter lie. PUBLIC "a - u Maine
"or the veSr lels inns notice being r
published e correct error IL notice dzi
g March - I'D.
II IS -tle-s4 ore
ORDERED. ADJUDGED AND DE-
CREED.
That any previous order o. -hls Com
MISSION with reference n me protection
ri SAID CROSSING Nc ana -ne same hereby
s -e-Upened FOR further hearing and
-iiaI Upon TueSaxy. april 6. ed. ~ lb.W
clpCK Il tae 1prrnuor. al is officss =
the state HOUSE y augusta the Com
mission will npio public hearing at
q whether skld u-cier snail Ne -esc.ntea.
.>ite-eo ~ amended. ana. 4 sc. n what
-cspeCt and what protection shall ne
u-oe-ed 70 ne gfver II said crossing,
The Petitioner viii cause public notice
hereof TO ~ gwen by publishing : AMY
ce--itl%o c1py hereof IN one xssae OF
me Daily Kenneoec Journal. such pub
icarion n NJ ter davs ai east before
ms cate Of hearing.
Given unusr The hand ana seal Of The
Puniic Utilities Commission. al Angus
q. ms Bro dav oi MKrr-. 4. ,. 1sef,
BENZ 2 C-EAIES
$50 HERBERT " TRAF-oN,
ALERT GhEENLAW.
Public tiiities Commission = Maine.
Attest: GEO. r. GIDpINCE.
rncnE,d1t Clerk.
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STATE OF MAINE
puhiic Utilities ccvc~c,es,on

ae protection nj cer2ln CROSSINGS a.
grace between highways znu steam
-Hit-uadE
2 2 54s-Gene-al o-tih- ~.
BY General snd Supplemental orders.
me Puoilc Utilities CornnlHn hxs
tecLiol % certain E-aoe CROSSINGS with
n Inc State Of Aklns. AIMING other
-nfrns Of protection. Il aRs provided rnr
rns use ~ automatic signxis. BY Chap
ttr lfa N rhe Public LAWS NJ 1911. The
LeSisi&luYe prorrusu for III automatic
sIEnRi which wRs 70 be .orh audible and
v1sinle cy dEF and by night. By Chad
Ter LIB uf he Public LAWS nj 1915. the
AeEIsik-u-e provided -tIz, such sIsuzl
might be efttIe- audible or visible The
Name Csnr-ai Railroad Cnmpany os-
tteves tfaI there Silpuld he uniformity
Throughout the Stale in the matter uf
crossing protection ann that all siEnRis
sfenic % u the same -ypf- Il also he
1eves thai protection pr automatic sir-
nal during twenry-fpur hours 4 pref
sraois 70 partial protection by gates or
52gmen.
II mas Presented 10 This Commission
several psIttinns tpr modification ri az
nt,F % tt Commission with -elere1rs
70 grade CROSSING prnTenrion ana among
others ASKS LhAI the Co,nrIssIur' or-ds-
Win reference 70 CROSSING al SIlrnnRrn
Junction n the town IF Surnham. IN
v-oir1ng -ns s2Ez and west we. rte east
west wTe being 81 mileage No A-G. 70
ne SO altered or amended as 70 author
re SAID AEIne Central Railroad -urn-
p1HT moi 10 install aIv signal AZ salo
c.osSirE lnner tbs D-or!slofls " Chap
Ler . N Iha Public A2ws NJ Mime fnr
lEl ana amended by Chapter -l6. Pub
1t A2ws n Maine fp- year 1919 -his
notice being -epupiisned = s.It--ec- e--
or n notice dated March = 1an
II &. therefore
ORDERED. Alluded AND DE-
CREED
That any PREVIOUS order OF his C,orr-
TtsEiur with reference 70 he protection
II sEla crossing be ana ms same HEREBY
Is -e~UpeneS Tor further hrEr,nE anc
-hkt uunG Tussday- april o. $50 al lG.t0
o ciocE II ne forenoon Il IS offices
he STATE Eullsf- n AUGUSTA the Com
mission VIII hnid q public nearing rs
10 wne-Se. saio or-rser snail De -tsc1ndtll.
altered ~ amended and Il so. n what
reSp-c. 1nd wfaI protection sfiall 1t
ordered % ~ gwen e. saId crossing.
The Petitioner will cause public non. .
hereof @ ne gwen m publishing q dE!N
certified COPY nt-ruT r one ISSUE II ne
Daily hennsbtc Journal. sucn puniics-
-iur o rs -en dayy II ieAs1 Iator -.le
nate Of hearing
Given lIpde- -ht hand ana sen II me
e, his 23-d Iay IF NArrn A =. Issn.
Benz 2 C-EATES
=. 3 HERBERT " TEAF-CN
AARER- 5REEN-AV
Punlic Ctiii rs Commission u Maine
= t-u+ copy
attest. GEO ? GICDINGS
TnCt.GEt- C'lH-f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-25

children Of franklin. Mass. arrived
N town Wednesday morning and
will visit al the home of Mr. ina
Mrs Omer Furner On Pine street
Owing 10 poor train CONNECTIONS.
they were ttIree days IN canning from
Franklin 70 5kowhegRn.
Leon Z W.thxm was a business
Visitor in WaterviIle Wednesday
BY order Of the seiectrnen after a
hearing UPON the question. Frank
Libby Of Cornville an inmate Of the
county Jail was ordered COMMITTED TO
the State Asylum for the Insane 1t
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Queen. THO tAoellinr3 Miss FlAn-
dsrs. Miss Day Ar. 0ady; :. Polo
nalse IN c SharT, Minor, On e. No.
Chopin Miss Dorothy Day: 3. Hark.
Eark the Lark -lsZj Mr Jonn
Oddy-: :. Aus Eothergs Queit. No.
PTaeludium Greg Miss Ella Fam
tie-s: ). Reading, gssieC-ed( M Neil
T. Leonard. s. "a To Spring. On A.
No 6. iG-leE} thi Pas des A1npnores.
No. tChaIn,uAuel Miss DAY. =
PolnnRiss IN Z Fiat tMoskpwss,ij Mr.
Oday; S. Reading tsesecled4 Mr
-snuarl. 8. Tenez;a z. Napoli. Con
doiiera- t-4szT) Miss flanders; 10
Poiunalse Militaire N A, THO Chop
IN Mr.. 0ddr, Miss Day, Miss Fan
ders. Over II We're present 81 rus
conce-- an unusually large audience
for Skowhegan home talent.
P c. White OF Skcwhegan one NJ
ne foremost farmers of the sectinn
ann au apple -Eise- and buyer TO 2
.arge extent. was ths first 10 meet
with misfortune IN the FAST gplnE
SNOW roads ana tipped d large load
ing 10 cross the tracks of the sam
erset Traction COMPANY vues1ry
afternoon Nothing daun1ed. Pere-
grin secured a log c:lxin ana hitcninr
this and ms fine pair II horses ID
the load ne pulled II up sideways.
where force on onineK;ng man un-
der the RDie direction NJ -.Timmle''
Lewia ef the c. w DAY store. held
the load until the horses pulled II
back into The road where il could
proceed ON an even keel!
The delegates from Somerset conn
u 10 Ehe Republican State couven-
ton al Bangor lett Skowhegan IN
the morning and noon trains sof
"Wednesday Il was easy 10 nick out
those vino mad reserved rooms BY
S1eir satisfied smiles Mrs. W. r.
Cummings. Republican organizer .o-
the women ~ Somerset ceunry ac-
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