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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-10-13
FRENCH SE.RGES

and Storm Serges also
both SO inches wide, in
BLACK, red and blue, price
per yard
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sII.MCOsALYE

h Is Offered You as an Ointment
Entirely out Of the Ordinary
With ! Healing Power Seldom
Equaled.
For terrlble sores, cuts, burns,
bruises, piles, eczsr1a. salt rrp
= chafing. Il Is practically a whole
stsil full Of remedies IN one jar
nd the Fairmont Pharmacy will
g1rnly You for only Soc 1t Is handy
a he scores Of little accidents or
sudden colds that might occur at
ny minute
DIT { III Of slM.Co SALvE to-
iav q the Fairmont Pharmacy.
RhosWill refund your money II It
ails to do all as stated above.
SfM-c0 SALvE should be your
lruety health aiding standby. L Is
Efficient as q linlment for rheuma-
Ism neuralgia, stiff joints,
;ursins, sore muscles or lame back.
& sold In three sizes, 30c, Soc,
sd 100 per jar.
Don,t put Il of but get a jar
odsy. Il your druggist does not
;e6n e send rs Csc and the parcel
oS Miil bring It to your door By
stnfn man. WIN. NJ. Simpson
sur Co.. Wholesale Druggists,
Williamsburg Station. Pittsburgh.
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FARMIhGT0N
sd q suck.s Fun.

In Squire Toothman's court Tues
day morning three negro boys Of
Ida May were fined SIS each and
costs the total bill being sis, on
charge Of assault and battery on
Mrs. Bruce Monroe In a berry
field near here. Mrs. Monroe, Mrs.
Mabel Jones and Miss Sylvia Jones
with q shepherd dog were picking
berries In a field belonging to
Miss Jones' mother Monday when
they met the boys. They told
them to get out, that Mrs. Jones
wanted the berries. herself. The
boys them ordered the ladies' out
and threatened to I'LL their heads
with hot lead. The ladies' asked
them to get out again. Then
Mack, one Of the boys, brought the
shot gun which he carried. to his
shoulder to shoot. Mrs. Monroe
caught the gun and took it away
from Mack. Then all three boys
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piled on to Mrs. Monroe to get the
gun back, Mack biting her left
arm severely. Mrs. Jones came 70
the rescue and got the gun. Mack
threatened to knock her head OF
with q rock. Mrs. Monroe took the
gun and unloaded It. The boys re.
newed the attack and when the ia
dies saw they could do nothing
they scattered. Mrs. Monroe saw
Mack load the gun and raise 1t to
his shoulder, as she went behind
a bunch Of bushes. A moment Ia
ter the gun was fired. Mrs. Mon.
roe got q warrant for the boys and
Officer Kuhn landed them in the
city jail that evening.
The boys parents stated they did
not know the boys had q gun. They
told Squire Toothman that the.
would see 20 It that the boys did
not carry q gun after this.
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hGkadle is gsg9u9gI!g
81. Not So Bad II You Know How
To Reach the Cause.

Nothing more discouragtng than
constant backache. Lame when
Won awaken, pains pierce you Wnen
Won bend or lift It's hard to worS
Or TO rest. Backache often indicates
bad kidneys. Fairmont people re-
commend Doan's Kidney Plus,
Read this case:
Mrs. Freeman. 2l2 MorgaatoEn
avenue, Fairmont, says: y had
dull, ragging backaches and !
couldn't sleep well or do any work
which required bending over. MY
kidneys acted irregularly and
sometimes | was so dizzy, ! could
hardly walk My ankles were swol-
len and stiff, too. I read about
Doan's Kidney Pills and got some
at the Hall Drug Store. Doan's
strengthened my back, regulated
nv kidneys and I felt stronger and
better in every way after using
them"
Price e0c, at all dealers Don't
simply ask for 8 kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mary Freeman had Foster
Milburn Co.. Mtgrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.
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mined CamDinc Party,

Mss Edna Jenkins lett Wednes-
hay Tor Clarksburg for q short
stay. There she Will Join Q party
~ friends and go to Webster
|spffngs, where the party will camp
sof several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
DAVID Clayton Will chaperoa the
:srnWd. Miss Jenkins. who has
Z SEN an employe Of the M.NT.co.
ID several years, viii teach in the
If0rgantpwn schools this year
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WilI LeaYc Todar,

Misses Olive Brooks. OF Wilkins
bur, and Anne Malone, Of Sc
|Eie DEF, Pa, WHO nave been guests
5sthe Misses Margaret and Paul
|1 ArkNright for some days. will
Re Re today for their homes: Many
informal atieirs have been given IN
|:SeIr honor. Wednesday after
aeon about fifteen young people
want TO Benton's Ferry on the
:aunch Emily and spent several
apnis In a delightful manner.
Eanch was taken along and the az
NJ Ion was much enjoyed.
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And
Executors Named

% o. Hies has been appointed
I'm kstrator de bonis non, with
my M annexed Of the estate OF
ne lite ]. W. P. Jarvis. BOND Oh
$4,000 furnished. ,,,, ,
E Howard Fleming has qualified
Il executor Of the last will Of the
late Carrie 3. Fleming. Bond OF
IA, 900 given.
Rose EnRon has been appointed
admisiStratrix Of the personal
ssfsfe Of the late Curt G. Fulton.
Bond 81 $1,000 given.
n Brady Meredith admiinstra-
lcr q tie last will and testament
e tne late Francis Marion Mere
mai has had his bond reduced from
d. Hustead has been appoint,
al administrator Of the estate OF
nd late Victor Peart. Bond Of ST.
800 frrnished.
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Went 10 ClarEshpi1

M. Hoy Borgess., Of Toledo. o..
! md son, wallace Borgess., Of Cal
sIup. n. N, who have been guests
"a III. and Mrs. A. D. Hutchinson
IL Diamond street for several days,
shsye gone To 0larksburg. where
wIlli visit Nj. and Mrs. VIII
oEress. Mrs.. Boggess and son
IofidSfly resided here and have
uiahy friends.
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Don't forget 70 80 TO the chicken
supper at the N. E. church base.
ment Saturday evening. Lots Of
eatS. These ladies' are noted lor
their culinary art.
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Show Here.

A tent show pulled in here Tues.
day night and set up on the lot next
to Stewards restaurant ana pue
on a performance Wednesday
riyht.
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Mr.. Hugh Downs has been break
Inc ground for a new bungalow
which be Is going to build a Gun.
ningham stop near here.
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cors IA MARYLAND,

Fred and [. D. Martin have gone
10 Maryland for q visit with taetf
parents. Nj. and Mrs. Frank mar
lin, and to help their father with
his harvest work.
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FOR SALE OR TRADING
1918 Buick Sir Touring Caf. CAL
| for G. n. freeman. West virTintAn
! Office or after $50 P. n. q 50
Market street. S-t'st-sssis
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FapMs Yop SALE

CENTRAL MISSOURI fAaMs-
: Send for lists. 100 farms IN cal.
lowry county. Missouri. with tlll
description and price for each; 10
aglslouri'S best gfa!n and bleu grabs
county. KooptS 6 Palmer. Fulton.
No. ~ So. a2t-7sHe
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m Weayer DEAD.

Mrs. Phillis Weaver, vie Of
Richard Weaver, died Of Cook sos;
pital, Falrmont, Tuesday evening
following an operation for tuner.
She Is survived BY her husband.
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Personals.

Mss Nell Psddon, Joanna Mur-
phy and Jack Trotty are visiting
Dr. and Mrs. J. c: Collins at Grans
Mrs Mrs. Lena King, Of Fairmont, was
a visitor here Monday.
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VISITING Sister.

Dr.. Jones, Of Wheeling. has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. ". S. Rey-
nolds for several days.
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The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Is building a new crossing at the
Main street crossing.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
FOE SALE

FOR SALE-Cash Registers and
Credit Files. Easy payments. Ma.
tional Cash Register Company,
Clarksburg. W. Va. 9-l3-tt-72Sl
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Here from Morsantown.
New District Superintendent OF
Schools ]. H. Rohrbough and High
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TO RENT : Large office room.
third floor, 315 Main street. Ap.
ply Max Bear, Monongah. ". Va.
S.t3t.S5Sl
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Australia, it Is believed, Is the
moi nearly rstless country on
earth.
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Rats in the United States de-
stroy s2OO,OOO,ooO worth Of proper
~ annually.
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MRS. ROSA TUcKER-EyclusiY
representative Of NJ BONE
CORSET Company. Telephone
l547-J. S.S-6t-S593
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0H ANn GAa

M SESsEE on LEASES i a.
ritory seologImlly approved.
from 50 cents to SIS an acre; con-
tiruation great Southwest Ken.
lucky shallow sand field; free maps
and reports. Write Tennokla Co.
Dickson, Tenn. 7-s6-26t-SH7
ERICH OIL FIELDS N TEXAS
GlasScocx and Howard counties.
Production In both counties. Five
acres to $40. sl.5a to $50. clossto
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CARBON BRUsHES-P!tsburgh
Carbon Brush Company. 5l2 Dia-
mond Street, N. S. Pittsburgh.
Pa. 20lS Cedar st. 3-2-26t-S669
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MISCELLANEOUS

PRETTY MALE COLLIE PUP
$40; Female IS; very afiaotiona:e
Female Collie, Is months old, little
house puppies, 81 and IS each; cir
eular o. other bargins. 1oc. Shady
Dell Kennels, York, Pa; :. -,
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FOR SALE-Ford Touring = Ell.
cellent condition. S425.00. A. H.
Reeves, Room ., Henneu Bldg.
Phone ass. 8.4-2t.S6Si
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suR.sTATloNs.
mana EEI2 WANTED

CLERKS, {Mel, wumen) over II
for Postal Mall Service. $lSi
month. EXAMINATIONS August. Ex.
perienee unnecessary. For free par
ticulars write r. Terry ltornlel
Civil Service Examinef) 1856 Con
tinental bldg, Washington.
1-31-1t-S562
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NEW BABY GRAND CHEVROLET
Roadster In perfect condition;
driven 800 miles VIII sell cheap,
Phone 1866. S.4-3tS5S6
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FOR SALE-Black Shetland Pony
well broke. s years old. Also
Z weeks old pig. Address C. ".
Drennen, Fairmont, Route No. L
S.4.3t.S5S2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-29

gustus Healey. They also had the
pleasure of seeing a nephew, Aaron
Currier. formerly professor Of
music at the Montana University.
Friends in town will be interested
to know that Prof. Currier has pur-
chased a fruit grove at Dunedin.
Florida and will soon go to that
state to make his home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Howe have re-
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. d.
Clark
The funeral Of Mrs. Relief Tilton,
widow of the late Charles Tilton was
held Tuesday morning at her late
home on West Front street, conduct
cd by the Rev. Charles Hovey McEl-
hiney of the Federated church. The
burial was in the family lot in the
Southside cemetery. The out-of-
town relatives present were, a son,
c. Wendall Tilton and wife of Ar
lington, Mass; a daughter. Mrs.
Lora Goodrich, and a sister, Mrs
Frances Nelson of Canaan.
Mrs. Ella BSadshaw of Brighton
and her daughter. Mrs Annetta
Grant of New Jersey, were in town
Tuesday. Mrs. Bradshaw and little
granddaughter will locate in town
for the winter if suitable location
is found.
Thomas Clarkins of Madison. was
business caller in town Monday.
Allie Simonds of Madison, who
was on his way to Portland. was in
!; town Monday
Morrill, Rowe and Milton Reynolds
of Bingham. were in town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson of Can
aan were in town Tuesday, the
guests of Mrs. Ella r. Nelson.
Lyman Scribner of Cornville, was
in town on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Arson CroWell of Pittsfield.
is in town and will pass two months
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Richardson.
Mrs John H. Grundy has returned
from Phillips. where she has been
the guest of her son, Rev. Leslie
! Grundy and family Mrs Grundy
was accompanied home by her son.
who will visit briefly with his pa
rents
Mrs. c. E. Cleveland of Phillips is
in town the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Colby G. Berry
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ans, 500. Hazel Boyington, S1.0o,
Scion; Myrtle Berry, $1.Oo, North
Arson.
Junior Cooking and Housekeeping
Prizes-kathleen Bailey $500, Elva
Walker, S1.00, Kate. Hartwell, 800,
Addie Walker. S1.0O. Lena Jackson,
100, Louise Shaw, 500. Ethel Will
hanson. S1.OO Fannie Dumphy. 500.
Erma Cleveland. $1.OO, Albertine
Michaud, S1OO, Josie Peters, $1.0O,
Goldie Mann, $l.00, Marjory Greene,
81 90 Sarah Murphy, 500 Marion
Pullen. S100, North Arson; Lucille
French, $500, Anna Jacobs, 800,
Lois Knowles, $1.0o, Janet Irvine.
81 90, Cora Head. 500, Ruth Head.
Sl.OO Cora Knowles, 500, Louise
Cross, $1.00, Josephine Spencer,
500. Marjorie Goodrich, 500 Ber-
nice Adams, 500, Scion: Ards
Hunter $1.00, Leonice Moody, Sl.00,
Pauline Mahoney. 81 90 Theo Push
or, $100. Evelyn Emery, Sl.00,
Beatrice Body. 800. Miriam Me
Michael. S10O. Pittsheld: Madge
Tibbetts, 500, Arson: Phyllis Wes-
ton. 500, Pauline Repetti, 800.
Gladys Mantor. S100, Edna Gates.
81 90, Annie Sired. S100, Minnie
Rowell. S1O0. Margaret Clark. Sl.CO.
Marguerite Savage, S1.0O Blanche
Jones. S1.OO. Vera Jones, $1.OO, Rose
Sidell. 500. Skowhegan: Mary
Adams. 800. Blanche Adams. 81 90.
Sylvia Taylor, S1.O0, North New
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Mrs. Neil Mills and little daugh-
ter Eleanor. of Portland, are guests
of Mrs. Mills parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Hurley of Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Paradis, VINO
we're in town Monday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Paradis brother,
George, have returned to their home
in Waterville.
Joe Leavitt of Scion was a busl-
ness caller in town Tuesday.
Dr. Cora NJ. Jackson. superintend-
ent Of the Woman's State Reform
atory, returned Tuesday from Au-
gusta, where she had been on official
business.
Mrs. Maurice +. Merrill Is in
Brookline, Mass. the guest OF her
father, John J. Lander.
Mrs. Della league is quite i'll at
her home on the Middle road
Mrs. Selma Potter. head matron
at Stevens cottage at the Woman's
State Rcformatory, will leave today
for Boston. where she. will visit
which she will go to Worcester,
where she will be the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. G. J. Charter.
Mrs. Annie Davis of Winthrop is
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
Maurice b. Magoon, at their farm
home. Sunset Heights.
Miss Carolyn Smith returned to
her home in Benton Monday after
noon, after being the guest Of Mrs.
Olin Dudley.
Herbert Light and Emoisc Sum-
mers, popular actors Of tho Lake
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Portland; Christina Seal, $10O, Pal.
myra.
Young Farmer Canning Prizes
Florence Wiley, $500. Scion.
Senior Canning Prizes-Anna Wood,
$500, Eva Mingo, s1.cO, Fairfield
Hazel Boyington, $500, Geneva Hun
newell, $1.00, Christine Adams, $lon
Marion Wiley s1oo. Scion; Eva BOOK
er, S1.00, Arson: Mildred Jones. sl0o
Ruth Jones, sl.00, Skowhegan; Laura
Chapman. s1.00, Ethel Smith, $lol
North Arson.
Junior Canning Prizes-Doris Rob.
bins. $500, Nellie Green. Sl.0N. Mad-
son: Dorothy Lane. $500. Ella Pau.
$500. Evangeline Ward. 800 Bernie
Adams. s1.00, Lucille French. sl.M
Verna Sidell, S100, Cora Head. slr
Marjorie Goodrich. S1.0O Scion, Ha'-
tie Fenlason, s1Go, Ralph Fenlason
s100 Oakland: Nellie %tbin, }lw
Fairfield Ctr; Mary Adams, sl.w
Ada Trip. s1.00, y. New Portland.
Esther Sired. s1.00, Gladys Mantor.
s1.0o, Skowhegan; Ards Hunter.
s1.00. Lconice Moody. slno, Tho
Pushor. s1.0o. Katherine Stewart,
81 90, Pittsfield.
DR.. H. s. Brown of Brighton was
in town Tuesday.
Miss Leila F'airbrother resumed
her duties as stenographer IN the
office of Holt and Hight, Wednesday
after few days vacation.
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wood Stock Co., are remaining al
Lakewood and with other actors
have been rehearsing for plays which
are being given in the Skowhegan
Opera House on Sept. 81. 90, 30 and
80.
Mrs. Byron J. Robinson, who ac-
companied her grandson, Harold
Varney to his home in Maiden, has
returned to her home in Cornville.
after visiting the family of her
daughter, Mrs. Wilder Varney, for
two weeks.
Mrs. Donald Gates is visiting her
parents in Benton and friends in
Fairfield.
Miss Beatrice Smiley, a teacher in
Grade l and of Hollingsworth &
Whitney school in Winslow, passed
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Debert Smiley.
Mrs. Lucy J. French Of Gardiner
and Mrs Mabel Trott of Augusta,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver French of Athens, returned
to their homes Tuesday.
Clair Spofford, the assistant in the
Atlantic and Pacific store, has re-
turned from Boston, where he went
to visit brother.
Miss Ella Mower of Dexter. was in
town on business Monday.
Mrs. Joy and her daughter, Eve
Ign. of Hinckley, were in town Mon
day shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Jewell Of Fair
field wereAin town Monday to ac-
company home their little son. Wall
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SOMERSET FAIR
OPENS TODAY

The Somerset, Central Agricultural
Society's annual fair was put off from
TUESDAY to Wednesday because of the
ram OF Tuesday morning. The fair
VIII begin today, Wednesday, and will
be held Thursday and Friday.
List of Race Entries:
! Glasses
I'D 2.1s. 2.20-Charle Again, oh. o.
tNot on entry blank) Charles
Cones, Machias, Maine.
Z15, 2.1S-Charles w. b. g. (Not on
entry blank) c. J. Worthcn. ST
7 Adams. Maine.
2.l5, 2,1S, 2.20-Billie The Rabbit b. ..
(Not on entry blank) c. J..
| Worthen. st. Adams, Maine.
2.15-Sandy McNabb, CHI 6. fNot on
entry blank c. j. Worthcn, St.
Adams, Maine.
Els. 2.1s. 22O. 2.22-Col. Patch hr O.
by Patchen Boy, NJ. J. Hughes.
Bangor, Maine
2.15. 2.18, 2.20, 2.22-Tidy Peter. br. s.
by Peter the Great, NJ. j. Hughes.
Bangor, Maine
2.15, 2.18, 2.20-May Bellows. Oh m
by Suono. Fl. E. Danforth Mad
ison, Maine
2.15--Ruth Cochato, CHI. m, by Co
chato, Hudson Farm, Guilford.
! Maine.
2.15. 21S-Acme A. b. g, by Light
ming Jim, Hudson Farm, Guilford.
, Maine
2.15-Dewey, b. g.. by Stelletta c..
Malcolm & Towle. Augusta, Maine.
/ 2.15, 2.18-Minnie Be Sure b. M.
/ thine allowance) by Be Sure.
! Malcolm & Towle, Augusta, Maine.
2.15. 2.1S. 2.20-Ross Directum. b. q.
by Directum Boy, Harold Withee,
Madison. Maine.
2.15-Sister Pearl. b. M. (Not on entry
/ blank) Al. Willis, Boston, Mass.
Els, 220-Evelyn B., b. m, by Co.
chato, H. r, Haley, Midtown, n.
2.20 2.22-Toss Boy, b. G., by Toss
! dale. Nick Walton, Thorndike,
Maine.
2.15-Stelbrino Lad. oh. s., by Stel-
brine. F, c. Hanson, Pittsfield,
Maine.
Els. 2.20. 2.22-Don. blk. E., by Car
bon Eight F. p. Nickerson, Farm
ington, Maine.
2.20. 2.22. 2.24-Just Sunshine, b. e.;
by Justice Brook. Malcolm e.
| Towle. Augusta. Maine.
, 2.20, 2.22, 2.24-Pacific Express, b. e.,
by Atlantic Express, f. Wood,
Pressure Isle, Maine.
2.20, 2.22. 2.24. 2.27-Sister Todd, blk.
m, by Maine Todd, Henry Clukey,
! St. Adams, Maine.
! 2.30, 2.30 Somerset-Sister Todd. blk.
m, by Maine Todd, Henry Clukey,
st. Adams, Maine.
2.20. 2.22, 2.24-Bolain. &. g.. by Bin
cara, Walter G. Morrill,, Pittsfield,
! Maine.
go. 222. 2.24-Dan Q Second, b. e..
| by Dan Q. Walter G. Morrill,,
| Pittsfield. Maine.
2.20, 222-Seddic Man br. m. b.
| Northern Man, F. L. Perkins,
| Allston. Mass.
go. 2.22. 2.A-Licone, b. g.. by Echo
/. Todd, F. L. Perkins, Allston,
| Mass.
2.22. 2.24, 2.27, 2.30-Miss Peter Lin
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BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS
COUNTY CONVENTION

The annual convention of the SOM
erset county Boys and Girls Agri-
cultural Clubs was held on Monday
at the Grange hall on Pleasant street.
rooms was held at 1912 A. NJ A de-
liciouS dinner was served at noon.
The afternoon session was held at
O'Clock with Prof. Guy F. Williams
of North Arson acting as Chairman.
The address of welcome was given
by Leslie H. Goldsmith and Earl
Staple of North Arson responded,
after which announcements, cheers
were given and Club songs sung, and
essays were read. At 600 a banquet
was served. After the delegates as
sembled for the banquet they sang
Star Spangled Banner" Prof Ralph
w. Leighton of the Skowhegan High
school acted as POSTMASTER. The
speakers at tho convention were
Prof Leighton, George Parker, Miss
Bertha Pane. Mrs. Wilbert Walker.
County Agent A. c. Storer, A. L. T.
les the new state club leader. A very
pleasant social affair followed the
banquet, at which the young people
had a chance to get acquainted with
each other. The exhibits of the Clubs
will be shown during the fair in the
Exhibition hall. The following Is a list
of prizes awarded to the Boys and
Girls of the Agricultural Clubs Of
the County:
Senior Sweet Corn Prizes-Edith
/ Hunnewell, $500. Scion; Mendel To-
zier, $500, and Prescott Wood, $500,
Fairfield; Stanley Stevens, $500. Oak
land. r. F. d: Perley NORM. $500,
Fairfield Ctr; Earl Stapleford. $500.
and Alice Mclean. $500 and Wilbur
Dumphy. $500. North Arson: Harry
Wood. $500, Fairfield.
Junior Sweet Corn Prizes-Bertha
Hunneweil, 500. Skowhegan; Elmer
Ward. $500. Hartland; Armand Mayo,
$500. and Humphrey Hodges, $500,
Fairfield Ctr; Mark Rand, $500.
North Arson; Alfred McMichael. IS
and Albert McMichael, $500. Pitts
field; Harvey Moreau, $500. Oakland,
r. F. ID.
Young Farmer Sweet Corn Prizes
Norman Tozier. $500. Fairfield
Senior Flint Corn-Earl StapIeford.
$500, North Arson.
Junior Flint Corr-Fayette MouIt-
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lace, who has been patient at the
Somerset hospital.
Miss Marion Carpenter returned
to her home in Bangor Monday,
after visiting friends in town. Miss
Matilda Sylvan accompanied Miss
Carpenter to Bangor.
Miss Marjorie Mitchell has gone
to Waterville where she will visit
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hamlin Bartlette
have returned from Cold Spring on
the Hudson, where they were guests
Of: Mr.. Bartlette's niece, Mrs. A Au-