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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-17
TROCKY JEST JAKO
KAISER.
Vilem chtel obedvati " Parizi,
Trocky HASA, ze Rusove musi
dobyti Varsavu.

Londyn, 16. cervence. -
Leon Trocky, bolsevicky mi
INSTR valky, We vasnive bojovne
/, reci v Moskve vcera prohl&sil,
ze mir s Polskem jest mozny
jenom po vft6znem vtrhnutf
sovetove armady do Varsavy,
pravf moskevska depese zde
obdrzena dnes.
Polska rada narodni obrany,
jez ma diktatorskou moe, roz-
hodla Sc prijati navrh premie-
ra Lloyd Georgia. ma prfmeri
mezi Polskem a sov6tovym
Ruskem, die kabelogramu OBJ
drzeneho zdejsim Evening
News.
Londyn, 16. cervence. Dalsi
nepretrzite uspechy bolsevi-
XII jejich operacich proti
Polakum podel severniho Use
ku fronty jsou ohlaseny We
vcerejsim urednfm oznameni
z Moskvy, obdrzenem zde v j.
skrove depesi. Pravi Sc tam:
"Jizne> cd reky Vile (v obla
sti Vilnerske) porazili jsme
neprftele kladoucfho odpor ma
cele fronte. Mas postup po-
kracuje energicky.
(Zvlastni depese z Kovna
obdrzena v Londyne vcera We
Ger oznamila obsazenf Vilny
bolseviky. Toto nebylo dfedn6
pptyrzeno, avsak sdelenf z
VarsaVy pravf, re Polaci Sc do
hpdli s Litvfny ma okupaci Viii
ny yojskem poslednejsich. Po-
, depsani mfrove smlouvy mezi
Polskem a Litevskem bylo o.
znameno Is. cervence.)
"Zapadne cd Molodechno
(na zeleznici mezi Minskem a
Vilnou) pokracujeme 1spesne
v. nasem postupu a zeneme ne
prftele zpet."
: Varsava, 16. cervence. -
Bolsevici obsadili Smorgon, ma
jihovychod od Vilny a postu-
pujf k jihu ma obsazenf Osmia-
ny, pravf 1redni oznameni, w.
dane z armadnfho hlavniho
stanu dnes. Bitva dosud zufi
podel feky Osmiany.
! "Nepritel zatlacen byl zpet
ma nskolika mfstech," dodAva
| oznamenf. "Hlavnf Gtoky jsou
vedeny nepfetrzite ma jih Cd
Dubna."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-17
NASLI OLEJ.

North Baltimore, o., 16. Ger
vence. Studne. iez vrha 400 su-
di oleie denne, byla vyvrtana
ma farme Johna Brvana, sever
re odMcComb. v okolf vyvola-
10 to velke vZruSeni a ma mno-
ka mfstech zapoefna Sc s vrta-
MIN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-17
VYJEDNAVANf PERSIE S RUSKEM

Londyn 16. Gervence = Depese "London Times" Te-
heranu prav ze perska vlada nafda svemu vyanc Rms
aby za& Prime vyednavani sovstovou vladou ruskou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-17
BYVALA CfSAROVNA OPET
NEMOCNA.

Haag. 16. cervence. DIE spoehive zpravy, jez bya
zde dnes obdrzena Doou domova exkaisera byala elsa
roznemohla bva tizena n6koka zachvaty
srdecnch kfec Lekari prav smr muze nadet kazdym
okamzkem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-17
KARY BUDOU JEZDITI DNES.

Akron, o. 16. cervence. Ordinance pfiiata mestskou
radou pozde odpoedne iez dovouje Northern Ohio
Co. cita 5-centove zdn6 bez jakeko evy p ku
povan sku zastue obnoven dopravy Ultra rano Dohod
potrva ocekava re behem e DOLBY celia
otAzka bude uspokojive rozustena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-17
UPALIuPRY CAREVNU A DETI.

Pariz 16 cervence. Ruska jeff deti byly
paleny "a po poprave Mkulase Jekatenburku
tvrd prohaseni pTicitanem Alexe Dorovtzovi dv6j
smu kuryru carevny uverenenem nes zde Dorowtz
VI cin maner pokusy zachraneni sve veteky jeji
deti.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-04
FAST NEW PORTLAND

At the pie social given by the high
school at the power house last Fri
day evening 1920 was made. The
proceeds will be used 10 purchase a
clock and other furnishings for the
high school.
The Sunday School voted last Sun
dav to send five dollars to the institu-
ton for the blind
Mrs. Thales spauldng of Moscow
snent the week end at the home OF
her daughter Mrs. Ray Nye.
Miss Martha Emery Of Edward Lit
tie high school was at home from
Wednesday until Saturday OF last
week ,, Y,.,,
under the direction Of the teacher
Miss Belle Norton. gaze Hallowe en-
party at the home Of L. A. DAVIS on
Monday evening. 1t vas very
pleasant affair and much enjoyed py
everybody who was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Holbrook nave
gone to Camden where he has work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holbrook and
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OAK HILL-NORRIDGEWOCK

Rev. J. f. Taylor enjoyed shower
of post cards numbering over one nun
dred last week. We are pleased TO
state that Mr. Taylor is improving in
health
Sunday of last week Mr. and Ms.
A. II. Anderson and son Roland ac-
companied by Mrs. Pearl Ware ana
Mrs. w. C. Fletcher took an auto trip
to Augusta where they passed the day
with Mr.. Anderson's sister Mrs. John
Hennesey and family.
Last Saturday evening the OAK Hill
Club and families together with other
friends and relatives met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Earl Tracy in Mercer
and presented them with some silver
ware and four pieces of handsome
china. many kinds of delicious cake
and coffee were served and the even
ing passed very delightfully."- to those
present numbering over fifty in all
After few days passed at the home
of her sister Mrs A H. Anderson,
Mrs. Pearl Ware left last Saturday for
| Portland where she will receive treat
ment She was accompanied by her
sister Mrs. Abbie Giggey, who will
continue her journey to Caribou where
she is teaching school this fall.
| Mrs. Alice Robbins did dressmaking
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MILLAY HILL-NEW PORTLAND

Charles Chamberlain and wife and
Mrs. RUDE Huse of Kingfeld were on
the hill, Monday.
Jerome Simmons and wife OF King
field were at Alfred Williamsons
Tuesday
G.. Boyce is away on hunting trip
also Fay Lane is off for a three weeks
trip. His wife and daughter Ruby
are on a trip to Rumford Falls
E. S. Williamson is killing their
poultry and shipping to Boston also
Mrs Sullivan Williamson is market
ing her chickens.
John Oliver and wife of Bangor are
visiting at Thomas Hogan's for sew
eral days, Mrs. Oliver being a sister
of Mr.. Hogan.
Mrs. Howard Libby was sick the
first of the week
A Halloween party will be given at
Conrad Agren's house for Mrs. Ag
rens school. A general invitation is
given. All are looking for good
time.
Little Lucille Atwood OF Kingfield
has been visiting her grandparents
few days, Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Atwood.
w. II. Farnham is having boards
sawed at Great Works
Quite a few hunters are out but no
deer are seen and no cartridges to
speak of are seen. Bears are report
ed plenty.
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a few DAYS last week for Mrs. Amos

a few days last week for Mrs. Amos
Holt
Mr. and Mrs. / G Holt returned
last week from a few days visit with
relatives in Washington county.
Mrs. o. X. Packard attended the
teachers convention held in Bangor
last week
H. J. Merrick and children of Au-
gusta passed the day last Sunday with
his wife at the home of Mrs. Charles
Holbrook.
Mr. and Mrs Bert c. Fletcher and
daughter Evelyn and Mrs. p. c. Hol-
brook were guests at dinner last Sun
day at the home of their brother w. c.
Fletcher and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur CuShman and
mother Mrs. Rose Cushman and Miss
Nottage of Skowhegan were callers
last Sunday at the homes of Rev. and
Mrs J. F Taylor and Mr. and Mrs.
W. c. Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. George Conley were
Sunday guests at the home of her sis
ter Mrs. Clark and family in Nor
ridgewock.
Mrs. o. {. Taylor is recovering from
few days severe illness last week
A. H. Anderson and w. c. Fletcher
went to Skowhegan Wednesda a. m.
having been drawn TO serve on the
iurV
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CARATUNK

About eighteen of Theo Spaulding's
Young friends attended her birthn1ght
party Saturday night Halloween
stunts were the entertainment OF the
evening. Refreshments were sery-
ed. Miss Theo was presented with a
gold chain and pendant all report a
very nice time.
At the recent whist party at Eidred
Snaulding there was houseful or
guests. it being a Halloween party
Jack-o-lanterns were numerous, me
guests were received by ghosts and
were decorated for the evening a
witch was on hand to tell fortunes
who was we'll patronized. Refresh
ments of doughnuts, pie and conee
was served. The club realized $l5.
Among the people in town who were
calling on old friends were AlVerre
Tricky and son Adverse Jr. OF San
ford. Mr.. Tricky has not been here
for 80 years, he one time lived at The
Forks where Fred Marshall now lives.
w. II. Clark has returned home
much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs Leander Bright went
to Bingham last week to see their
brother VIII Thompson who is seri-
ously i'll. Mr.. Bright plans to take
him to the hospital where he can re-
ceive the care he needs.
Whooping cough in town is terrible
among the children especially the ba-
bes
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The News of Somerset's Busy Towns

Mr. ind Mrs Harry Biselow accom-
panied DIS M and Mrs Charles Con-
don took III auto trip to China Lake
sunday
Mr.. and Mr. Nelson Jones Of Lew
iston are visiting relatives in town.
They leave Thursday Tor Florida
where thcy viii spend the winter Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Haskell will accom-
pany them
The Golden Cross held their regular
meeting last Wednesday evening in
the Grange Hall after which very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
LaForrest Rowe passed away Sat
urday morning at his home after a
long Illness More particulars VIII
be given next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Taylor accom-
panied DR.. and Mrs. Taylor to their
home in Mechanic Falls. Sunday for
a few days.
Mrs. Melissa Morse is very i'll at
her home.
Mrs. Fred Everett has returned to
her home at Cushions Island.
william Crosby of IIoulton and A.
Stockford of Littleton have been visit
ing their cousin Walter Crosby recent
~.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pullen of Skowhegan
Is visiting Mrs Mary Brown.
The shoe shop has closed for an in
definite time and many OF the employ
ees have left town for their new work
elsewhere.
Freeman Abbott has recently pur-
chased the late Llewellyn Witherell
home on Main street
Edwin Gilman took a trip 10 Lew
iston Sunday in his recently purchas-
ed Ford
Mrs Frances Bolan picked lettuce
out OF the garden Saturday which had
grown from lettuce that had seeded it
self since spring which is something
unusual for this time of year.
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SOUTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Taylor are liy-
ing on the farm they recently bought
of Lewis Henderson.
The Roosevelt school in Scion clos
ed Oct. % and the teacher Mrs. King
has gone with her family to Pitts
ton, their future home. Much regret
is expressed that Mrs. King could not
have remained in the school longer.
Miss Susie McQuilkin has returned
from a visit with friends in Arson.
Chester Berry is in Exeter where he
has charge of the new bobbin mill be-
ing built there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood York moved
to their farm In Pennington about the
middle of October.
Vernald York is suffering with lum-
bago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Wilson and
Bernard Goodrich of Gardiner were
recently week end visitors at the
home of James York.
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NOIsI!IIIGFWOG II

There was quiet wedding occur
red last Monday evening al the Bap-
list parsonage When Mis- Leila Clark,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman
Clark was un5ed in marriage to Don
Patched. Only their relatives were
present. Both Mr. and Mrs. Clark
have lived in town the past few years
and their many friends wish them a
long and happy married life.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Farnsworth of
Brewer who have been visiting Mrs.
Farnsworth's sister Mrs. Ralph Whit
ney. returned home Sunday.
Benz. Everett, Chester Jones and b.
B. Smith returned home Saturday
night from a weeks hunting trip at
Sandy Bay.
J. W. Leighton Of Gardiner was in
town Wednesday to attend the meet
ing of the L. o. 6. c.
Mrs. Raymond Carter Of Lewiston
who has been visiting her mother Mrs.
Ernest Gilman for the past three
weeks. returned home Sunday
DR.. and Mrs William Taylor of
Mechanic Falls spent the week end at
the home of his parents, Mr. ana Mrs.
d. f. Taylor.
Mrs. Maud Carr and Mrs Hattie
Miller attended the d. a. II. meeting
at Madison last Thursday.
Rally Day was observed at the Bap-
fist church Sunday morning. a Rally
Day and harvest home cantata was
given by the girls and boys Of the
Sunday School and the fruit offerings
were sent out to the sick ones The
decorations consisting of oak and au-
tumn leaves, evergreen and winter
berries were beautiful.
Gents-Bring in your old leather top
rubbers and have new bottoms sewed
on can. Can save you one to two dol
lars per pair | have a large as
sortment of all kinds of rubbers to
select from. Jay M. Pierce.
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CONCORD

Mr. and Mrs. George Nevens and
their daughter and husband and baby
of Arson Valley spent Sunday at S S.
Chase's Mrs. Nevens stayed for a
long visit. the rest returning home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Atwood were at
Bingham Saturday
Bert Clark from Twelve Corners
were at Harry Healy looking after
his cattle that were pastured there.
Mrs. Agnes Beane and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs Carl Romeo OF New
Portland were in town Sunday.
Llewellyn Church trapped a large
wild cat the other day.
Herman Delling of Scion is taking
down the building that used to be the
DR.. Hunnewell mill and boarding
house. He expects to move them to
Scion to be put up again.
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RIVER ROAD-SKOWHEGAN

w. o. Chase is very much better.
John Clayton had a visit from his
brother
The Country Club met with Mrs
Greener Oct. 20, with a good attend
ance. The afternoon was spent in
lacking a quilt. At o'clock ice
cream and cake were served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be
with Mrs Carrie Warren Nov. II.
Mr.. Kiest is able to carry the scho-
ars after his sickness.
Byron Chapman was a caller at
John Clayton's Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Boyle went to
Wateryille one day this week.
Mrs. Edythe Burton is caring for
her mother Mrs. Levi Jackson The
many friends of Mrs. Jackson hope
for a steady recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Church spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Boyle
Roy Warren was at East Pond
Wednesday.
Frank and Elise Stread are at home
after picking potatoes in Aroostook.
Scott Warren went to Larone We'd
nesday with his grandfather Millard
Damren and returned Sunday.
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,JACKMAN

Leroy E. Moan, principal of c. H. S.
and Mr. Jones of the Grammar school
attended the teachers convention at
Bangor last week.
On Wednesday night of last week
Harry Stilwell gave an entertainment
at the Strand Theatre for the bene-
fit of the Congregational church. The
program consisted of a six reel pic
ture show followed by magical act.
Mr.. Stillwell was assisted in this work
by Miss Charlotte Quietly. All en-
jOyed the entertainment very much
and the officers OF the church feel
very grateful to Mr.. Stillwell for his
kindness
On Thursday evening of last week
the library association held Hallow-
cen party The usual games and
pranks of ghosts and COLLINS were en-
joyed. Dainty refreshments were on
sale. The party was grand sue
cess.
On Friday afternoon the Ladies
Auxiliary held its annual meeting and
election OF officers. The day was
very disagreeable owing to the rain
but a good crowd gathered at the
church, after the meeting closed the
party went to the dining room at the
library where a very delicious supper
had been prepared by the committee
Mrs. Isaac NJ. Newton. Mrs. Lucy
Moore and Mrs. Jennie Runnells The
president of the society announces
that during the past year the society
has lost three members, Mr.. Richard
Holden, l.. f. Moore and Mrs. Joanna
Moore. She is especially missed in
the meetings as she always took a
active part.
Bernard Nichols has gone to Cara
funk to work for w ]. Murtha.
f. A. Williams and son Albert were
on the sick list last week we are glad
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READY TO GIVE Up
AFTER LONG FIGHT
Was So Worn Out lie could Hardly
Work. TaRlac Restored Him Ia
Splendid Health

Since taking Tanlac l am anjo4ipg
such fine health | can't tell | was ever
troubled in any way in my life" said
Michael J. Mccoy OF 81 Carey Lane
Portland, Maine.
MY health broke down about a year
ago and since then l have hardly
been able to stay at work, for | Wonld
have to give up and lay off every week
or two | lost my appetite, and some
time Just the sight of food made me
so nauseated | couldn't even go to the
table Naturally, | commenced to
lose in weight, and | got awful weak
and nervous. | had cramps and
pains in my limbs and arms and in
my fingers and toes During the first
part of the night | could never sleen
wink. and when l did finally drop off
TO sleep it wasn't but three or four
hours until it was time to get up All
the time | had that tired-out, good
for-nothing feeling that makes u fell
low ready to give up.
About two months ago | started
taking Tanlac and it hit the spot right
away, and in no time l was feeling like
different man altogether. | am
hungry all the time now and can eat
anything set before me and digest it
as good as l ever could in my life
The cramps have left me entirely and
my nerves are as strong as steel and
| sleep like a log every night.
have gained eleven pounds in weight
am working hard every day and I
am feeling better and stronger than
l have in years. l certainly can re-
commend Tanlac."
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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MAITLAND

Much sympathy is felt for Elmer
Davis who met with a serious acct
dent while working in c. o. Browns
saw mill recently. A board flew strik-
ing Mr. Davis in the eye in such a
manner as to pierce the eyeball. He
was taken at once to the hospital
where it was found necessary to re
move the eye.
Sebasticook Lodge No. al Knights
of Pythias exemplifed the work in
the rank Of Page on three candidates
at their regular meeting October 70.
Philip Loebwitz of New York is
visiting in town for few days.
Miss Gwendolyn Hanson won high
est honors for the first half OF the
term of 1920 at NJ. c. L Pittsfeld.
Perley Hanson and Howard Nc
Causand left Thursday morning for
Millinocket where they have secured
positions.
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SHARKS

George Durrell and family Of North
Arson visited with friends in town
for few days last week.
Mrs. Buzzell Smell is suffering from
erysipelas.
Flora Taylor, a student at Strong
high school, recently spent several
days with her parents Mr., and Mrs,
David Taylor.
There was a Halloween social at
the Town Hall last Saturday evening
under the auspices of the Progressive
Club. A very good time was enjoyed
by all present.
Mrs. Will Moore recently visited in
Pennington.
Mrs. Meta Sterry has returned
home from the hospital where she
went for an operation the fifth OF
October.
Mrs. Kate Bracket and granddaugh-
ter Verna Moody of Madison were IN
town Sunday the guests Of friends.
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MERCER

Martin Andrews went to Phillips
and Rangeley Saturday last for a
weeks hunting.
Andrew Gray of New Sharon has
moved into Alton Smiths house in
Mercer village,
Mrs. D. M. Bunker still remains very
ill.
Mrs. ]. II. Stevens and Mrs. Velma
Bunker went to Oakland Saturday.
Newton Blaisdell is hauling his po-
tatoes to Norridgewock and putting
them in storage.
Ladies', cut the high cost Of living
by getting an 8-ounce bottle of nice
pure vanilla for rs cents. 1t can be
obtained of Mrs. Josephine Pressey
Mrs C. G. Watson and two children
of Skowhegan were guests at David
Tracy's recently.
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(ORNVILIE

Arthur Morrill, ana sister Belle eX-
peet to spend the winter in Skowhe-
gan.
DR. Brown of Brighton VAS in town
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Flewellyn went
To Sangeryille, Friday TO pass the
week end with relatives.
Eugene Smith of Augusta was a
week end guest of relatives.
Doris Trask of Oakland attended
the dance Friday night and spent the
week end with her uncle Ernest Tufts.
Harry Fall has a number of teams
hauling bark to Skowhegan.
S. d. Warren Co. are repairing the
buildings formerly owned by Pauline
Kimball and boarding at Erwin
Smiths.
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EAST ST. ALBANS

James Hadley of Portland is at
present visiting his daughter Mrs. "
d. Croker.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wilcox and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dorsey of Water
Vile were visitors at p. w Libby's
Sunday.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Alton Hilton will be pleased to hear
that they have a little daughter born
Thursday morning. Oct 28th.
Harold Weymouth who has been SO
very seriously i'll has a little improve
ment in his condition.
Among those who attended the
Teachers Convention at Bangor from
st. Adams. Oct. % and % were Mrs.
Carrie Fisher, Gertrude Fields. Bessie
Nichols. Marian Nutter and Mrs Yer
tine Ellis of East st. Adams.
Carroll McPheters is at present
working at Charles Ellis.
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MADISON CENTER

Miss Alberta Langley entertained
her class at the cottage of her parents
at Lakewood Grove, Saturday, Oct. 23.
Chester A. Moore and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Scollay have returned to their
home in New Hampshire by auto after
spending two weeks with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lawrence Hayden at the camp
in Moscow.
Miss Ava Perkins, who is teaching
at the Richardson school in Skowhe-
gan, attended the Teachers ConVen-
ton at Bangor
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EAST POND

Mrs. George Bickford and little son
Merton were Sunday guests at Alton
Rowe's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Perkins and Mrs.
Joe Dudley and children of Norridge-
wock and Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Rowe of
East Pond made trip to Pittsfield
and Bangor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell and
children we're Sunday visitors at Mrs.
Mitchell's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. N.
Boyingtons.
Mrs. Fred Brooks was a business
caller in Oakland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Otis and three
children of Madison have been visit
ing relatives in town for a few days.
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KENNEBEC AyENUE-EMBDEN

Miss Lizzie Witham from NOrridge-
wock has been spending a few days
visiting relatives on the avenue. She
returned home Saturday. Her cou-
sin Emma Stevens returned with her
for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Whitman ana son
Gerald spent the week end with Mr..
Williams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Witham.
Mrs. Grant Witham has been con-
fined to her bed by sickness for the
past week.
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SOUTH CORNVILLE

Abraham Barnes has gone to Ben
ton where he is employed as car
penter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Flewellyn Of
Malbon's Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mills and family of Skowhegan and
Mr.. King of Washburn were the Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Hafey.
Master Malcolm Barnes spent Satur-
Smith.
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to report that they both have fully
recovered.
On Friday night at the Strand
Theatre the Ja-Mo-Ka Orchestra play
ed for a dance. All reported fine
music and a good time.
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Mrs. Mary Connolly Miss Irene
Libby and Miss Annie Fuller were
among the teachers who attended the
Teachers Convention in Bangor last
week
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daughter Freda visited at Truman
Carls at North Arson. Sunday.
Mrs Eliza Gordon is visiting her
brother Fred Jackson at North New
Portland
Lewis Carl and Miss Ethel Smith
OF North Arson were calling on
friends here Sunday.