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ROME

The last meeting of the Past and
Present Club was held at the home
of Mrs. Winifred Puffer where the
timely subject of Spring was dis
cussed and fine presents of two books
were made to the President Mrs
Gerry and her mother, Mrs. Chandler
who will soon move to their new
home in Norridgewock.
Little Miss Marie Campbell was the
champion fisher (man) last week when
she landed trout weighing not quite
a pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boynton were
over Sunday visitors at his brother
Henry's in South Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Brown, of Wa
terville, were over Sabbath visitors at
F. w. Farleys.
The mud is still with us and some
of the roads are almost impossible.
c. E. Campbell goes to Norridge-
Wock to work in the shoe shop.
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MAINSTREAM

Earle Chase was in Waterville We'd
nesday, and Bangor, Thursday on bus
mess.
Baxter Leayitt and Frank Alton re-
turned Friday from the drive In May
field
Ola Leayitt. who has been suffering
with neuralgia went to Hartland Fri
day and had some teeth extracted, and
is feeling some better.
Ralph HUFF and Raymond Chase fin
ished work on the Bridge Saturday
the work having been completed.
Adell Campbell is building an eighty
foot hen pen.
Cal Rocks is saving his pulp on the
Fuller lot
Harry Chase had his woodpile
sawed Saturday with a gasolene en-
CINE.
Mss Susie Osgood is doing house
work for Mrs. Wandall Annis in Har-
mony
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neice from skowhssan saturday and

neice from Skowhegan Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Roberts returned to her
home in Hallowell Saturday. after
passing the winter at the home OF her
brother, George Smith.
Mrs. Guy Mason underwent surgical
operation at Somerset Hospital Thurs
day. She is as comfortable as can be
expected at this writing.
DR.. Stinchfield was called Wednes-
day to attend Charles Harris who had
an attack of acute Indigestion.
Sunrise Chapter o. +. S. held its
regular meeting Saturday evening,
April 23. Four candidates were ad-
mitted to membership. A fine supper
of mashed potato. green peas, egg
salad, bread, pickles, assorted cake,
lemon pie, tarts. and coffee was served
in charge OF the following commit
tee, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Foster, Mr.
and Mrs John Goodridge, Mr.. and Mrs
John Graves.
Canaan is to have Club Work for its
boys and girls and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Nelson have undertaken a leadership
of the two distinct organizations. A
good number have expressed their in
tenuons of assuming membership In
the same.
The regular meeting of the o. E. S.
was held at their hall Saturday even
ing. Sixty-two members were present
including visitors from Waterville
Degrees were worked on four candid
ates after which banquet was served
in the dining hall. The menu consist
ed of mashed potatoes, green peas,
cold meats, egg salad, bread, pickles,
tarts, lemon pie, assorted cake and
coffee.
Mrs. Alta Smith and granddaughter,
Phyllis Jewett returned from Augusta
Thursday, where they had been pass
ing a week with Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Ellwood
Elizabeth Michaud who is employed
in Fairfield is at home for a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Irving Davis and daughter. Ed
ma were in Clinton for the day Satur-
day.
Hartwell Peavey has had a farmers
telephone installed. Ring HIP.
Miss Adelaid Dunton of Cumberland
Center is teaching school at Moore's
mills.
Mrs William Clark left Thursday
for Brownville where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Swazey
for a few weeks.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
Ope, II Million Jars Used Yeorlv

Whereas, Joseph Lacosse of Jackman
Plantation, in the County of Somerset
and State Of Maine, by his mortgage
deed dated the twenty first day OF
March. A. D. 1913. and recorded in
Somerset Co. Registry of Deeds In Book
lett of said Jackman Plantation. a GER
rain lot or parcel of land situate in
said Jackman Plantation, together with
Ali buildings thereon, and known as lot
Number Five mo. 81 according to plan
of house lots in said Jackman Planta-
ton, said Plan being recorded in the
Somerset Registry of Deeds in Plan
ises being the same purchased by the
said Lacosse from the said BARLEY on
the same day; and
whereas the said Eddie BARLEY at
forwards, on the sixth day of Decem-
Der A D. 1920. for value received, sold.
assigned. transferred. and conveyed
said mortgage, the notes, debt, and
right, title and interest by virtue of
said mortgage in and to the real estate
therein described to Thomas w. BARLEY
OF said Jackman Plantation. as more
fully appears by said Assignment,
which is recorded in the aforesaid Reg
istry of Deeds in Book 363, page 100;
and
whereas the conditions of said mort
gage has been broken:
Now. therefore, by reason Of the
breach of the condition thereof l claim
a foreclosure of said mortgage.
March thirtieth A. d. 1921
THOMAS W. hartley
by
George w. Cover,
avis His attorney duly authorized
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

Whereas Douglas L. Blanchard OF
Norridgewock in the county of Som
erset and State of Maine by his mort
gage deed dated the 18th day of April,
1919, recorded in the Somerset Regis
try of Deeds. Book 345, Page 1871, con-
veyed to me- the Undersigned, one third
undivided of a certain lot or parcel
of land situated in said Norridgeweck
and bounded and described as follows,
to wit-On the North by the Kennebec
River; on the East by land occupied
by Charles Stone, formerly OF Jacob
Groves; on the South by land OF Everett
NJ. Williamson and by the road lead
ing from Norridgewock to Starks; and
on the West by Bombazee Brook, by
land of Eugene Watson and by land
formerly of ]. NJ. Barnes;
And whereas the conditions or SAID
mortgage have been broken, now
therefore, by reason of the breach OF
the conditions thereof I claim fore
closure of said mortgage.
Dated at Norridgewock this 18th day
of April, 1921.
JOHN A. GILLEN.
By L. r. Folsom,
3w16 His Atty. duly authorized
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MOOSE RIVER

Every one was glad to see the red
sentinel placed at the dangerous
street crossing in Jackman. There
were several accidents last summer
and with no warnings. Several very
blind places on the road. 1t is hoped
the railroad officials VIII soon see fit
to place some kind of gates at the
railroad crossing at Jackman station
as 1t is also very dangerous crossing.
The road commissioners. Ira Nc
Daniels and l.. A. Holden have been
max ng some repairs on the roads the
past week.
Charles Pickney has leased the
Lakewood Inn for the season and he
and Mrs. Pickney will have manage
ment of same. They are both excel
lent cooks and their congenial man
ner will make it a pleasure for all
who visit the place. They have many
friends here who wish them success
in their new enterprise.
Ed Gosn is preparing to start for
his summer work as fire warden on
Bald Mountain.
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PALMYRA

Miss Mabel Johnnett, who was OPP
Grated upon last Friday is getting
along as we'll as could be expected
Mrs. Gerda Millett visited her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Weeks last
week.
Palmyra Grange held its regular
meeting Saturday evening. There was
good attendance considering the
evening. The Worthy Lecturer gave
an interesting report of her attend
ance at the lecturers's conferences
held at Bangor. The chief topic of
the evening was Maine. A special
meeting will be held next Saturday
evening and the program will be in
charge of Ernest Leayitt and Malcolm
l.. Weeks.
Work will commence this week on
the foundation of the soldiers monu-
ment. which will be erected in the
near future.
H.B Clifford was in town Wednesday
visiting schools.
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BROWNS CORNER. cANAAX

Mrs. Eta Cover. wife OF Joseph
Cover passed away Sunday morning
after a long illness from tuberculosis
Andrew Welsh is working or Oren
Cover. shingling.
Harold Mullen is assisting Ivan Pad
ham with his farm work.
Horace Chase and Mr. Brewer OF
Cornville was at c. b. Chases Satur-
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richards of Hart
land are listing In the home OF her
Esiother. Mrs. Annie Wheeler.
Mr. Hamer who recently sold his
farm in this place has purchased a
farm in NorridgeVock and Will move
soon.
Mrs. Ida burlington OF vinegar is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Adele Good
win.
wilbur Cover and wife wee called
the past week to the home of his par
ents. owing to the Illness and death OF
his mother, Mrs. Eta Goodwin
Mrs. Jane Hall is in the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. Blanche Ogden in
Hartland, for few days.
Mrs Celia Fernald is working for
George Clough on the Lakewood road
Madison.
Jerry Lyons has been hired to
transfer the scholars from the Hall
district to the Browns Corner school.
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HINCKLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Miller and little
Margaret have gone to Newark, N. j.
The travelling is improving fast, the
deep mud holes being nearly dry. The
state road is anticipated with much
interest. This section certainly needs
it, several places causing serious
trouble in the spring and fall.
The many friends of Fred l.. Green
of Skowhegan, who for several years
has gathered the cream at this place
express much sympathy and regret
because of the recent accident in
which he sustained broken leg.
Warren T. Bessey, Lawrence High
School '23, manager of the Freshman
baseball team, is planning an inter
esting season.
Everett Wardwell of Livermore
Falls, has been in town for the past
few weeks, the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Wardwell.
Melvin Palmer returned Tuesday
from weeks trip TO Boston and vi
cinity While away he visited his
brother in Fall River and sister at
Waltham, the latter accompanying
him to Hinckley for an indefinite stay.
A splend meeting of the Kennebec-
side club was held at Ryerson hall
April 10th. the first speaker being
Miss Gladys Bryson. secretary of the
Northeastern field of Y. w. c. A. work,
whose home is in Kentucky, but who
was a guest at Reddington-G Gilman
hall. This was followed by Attorney
L. L. Walton of Skowhegan, who took
8. l, -, !, Nd CO.
and held the close attention of his
aud ence. Refreshments of ice cream
ard cake were served. The last meet
ng was held at Bancroft-Foote house
April 23, with Mrs. E. l.. MacombeT
and Mrs. Frank Moore being host
esses Roll call. a favorite hymn
Paper, Miss Lucy Dinsmore. her sub
iect being "The Bible; paper, "Mis-
sions," BY Mrs. Holmes. At 430 the
ladies were invited to the dining room
where a delicious supper of salads
rolls, cold meats, pickles, cake and
coffee was served. Mrs. C. b. futile
a charter member of the club, but who
for the past two years has been In
Chicago, was present. The next meet
ing Will be May 18th, the last one OF
the year. with Mrs. Wells and Miss
Wells hostesses.
Hinckley Grange is TAX ng in new
members. the membership at the
present time being 100 or more. The
third and fourth degrees were confer,
red on a class April 18th. followed by
= delicious harvest supper of baked
beans. brown bread, bread, butter
pickles, salads. pie, cake and coffee.
It is expected that rel gious service
will be held at the church next Sun
day. Sunday School at the usual hour
c. L. Bowden of Pleasant Pond. is
The guest of his daughter, Mrs. Albert
Webb. for few days. w. A. Hal
expects to return with him, where he
will be employed at carpentery. Sew
eral cottages are to be built this year
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( an auto trip to Pennington

took an auto trip TO Pennington
lately.
Ionic Blanchard is driving an auto
for Guy r. Dusreil
Mrs. f. L. Vose has returned from
a trip to Kingheld
J. N. Swain. Of Pennington. was
recent visitor in town
II. II. Landers has bought a new
Packard truck and il was delivered
Saturday.
DR.. D. b Mayo IS driving a new
Studebaker car this Spring.
Charles Scribner has traded his
Overland car for bort.
A A. Berry Is up on the Preserve
for few days getting things in shape
to open up.
Ed Morton starts Public Auto be-
tween here and Pennington about
May LIST.
Ed Morton was in Rangeley Sunday,
going by auto.
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PATTERSON BRIDGE

Chas. S. Stussy, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is guest at Springbrook Farm. This
s the seventh season Mr.. Stussy has
been at Springbrook Farm.
The ice took away the East approach
to the Patterson Bridge, which has
not been replaced yet; it seems as if
the towns of Madison and Arson are
slow that they can't make some effort
to repair or replace this public ne
cessity.
Mrs. Archie M. Danforth and two
children of Skowhegan were guests
over Sunday at Springbrook Farm.
Sidney Counce, who lately arrived
home from the North Shore. Canada
was a caller in this neighborhood last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bergson were
on their farm few days last week.
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TROUTDALE

Samuel Stewart Agent Bates Mills,
Lewiston and family, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jordan are spending a week
fishing at their Moxie- Lodge cottage.
Eden Page is with Mr.. Stewards party.
Frank Hilton is at the Troutdale
Camps.
John Burleigh Is spending a week
at Black NarreWs, also S. Green, Carl
Cook, Edward Nyes, DR.. Sawyer, MIR.
Perkins, and H. Weir. They are
catching some fine trout and salmon.
John Burleigh was out with his new
motorboat, trying her out
Carl Cook landed a five pound trout
on six OF. fly rod Saturday after
fighting for nearly an hour.
Arthur Briggs, Supt. of State Hatch
nice box of trout and salmon, some
weighing 3 ga lbs.
Binney Pierce and wife visited
Troutdale this week.
Ones Bastlette, of Bangor, was a
guest at the Troutdale Camps. He
returned with a good catch.
Mr.. Potter, of Bingham, spent few
days at Troutdale Camps fishing He
got his limit.
Norman Collins and wife returned
to their home at Bingham well pleased
with their catch of speckled tail trout.
Miss Mary Casey of Bangor is at
the Troutdale Camps.
Miss Josephine Leight is spending
the summer at Troutdale camps 1t
looks as though the Troutdale Camps
would be overrun. as people are book
ing in advance, as the fishing is good
in Lake Moxe. The ice went out of
Lake MoXie April 10th, "a days earlier
than last Spring.
r. V. Brown returned to Bingham
after spending a week fishing at the
Troutdale Camps. He landed trout
"a pounds. He got his limit.
Archie Murray, Supt of the State
Hatchery, is having some repairs
made.
Cecil Crommitt, of Norridgewoell, is
spending a week at Troutdale.
Mrs. Henrietta McAree has come tC
Troutdale to spend the summer.
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CORNVIITE

At the last meeting of Wesserunsett
Grange held on Saturday evening,
April 16, the sisters entertained and
the next regular meeting will be held
on Saturday evening. April 80 and
the brothers will furnish the enter
tainment.
The Grange will have social dance
on Monday evening May End
Mrs. Lena Vainey is in town called
here by the serious illness of her
father, Byron Robinson, who has been
in poor health for some time
L. NJ. Campbell is making regular
trips with his meat car in this vicinity
Mrs Jane Blaisdell, who has been
away for the winter is expected to
open her home the first of May.
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ATHENS ROAD

Fred Green who is employed by the
Skowhegan Jersey Company collecting
cream. fell from his wagon near the
Frank league place breaking his an
kle and receiving serious wounds on
his head. He was taken to the home
of his brother Forrest and medical
attention was called.
Thomas Bigelow of Canaan who has
been cooking for the s. l.. Warren Co.,
on the Nessernunsett drive was a
guest of his brother R. G. B!gelow
Tuesday.
Friends OF Mrs. Sumner Ellis who Is
a patient OF Somerset hospital will be
glad to know she is gaining
Mrs. S. S. HUFF is in Athens the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Butler.
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STRATTON

Fred S. Tague and Leland Tague
ton.
have returned from a trip to Lewis
Percy Danico was a recent visitor in
Pennington.
George Hall has returned from a
trip down river.
Tim Kicker, of Kicker Bros. made
business trip to Rangeley recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Blanchard have re-
Gently entertained Mr. and Mrs. Turner
and baby of Portland. From here they
went to Spring Lake Camps
DIR. j. E. Garland of Kingfield was
a business caller in town lately.
Frank H. McLain took an auto trip
down river over Sunday.
Frank Moore and Liz Durham are
visiting friends down river.
Bert Ames has returned and gone
to work for the S. NJ Co.
] w. MacGuire and John Grover
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camp bSIonss u Mrs Maude Sparks
York.
James Powell has returned from a
visit at the home of his daughter, Mrs
John Redmond of Bingham.
Arl.e PooIer Is spending some time
in Boston.
Leslie Bowdoin went to Hinckley, on
Monday. to be gone a week or ten
days. On his return he will bring his
Chevrolet touring car with him.
While the fishing has not yet reach
ed its height here, a number has been
in from Bingham, Forks and Cara
funk.
Weekend guests at the Pleasant
Pond Inn were Mr.. and Mrs Folsom
Merrill and Mrs. Maurice Merrill of
Skowhegan,
Mrs. Carroll Martin has been stay
ing with Mrs. Fred Moore Mrs. Moore
Is conyalescent after an attack of as
thma.
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BINGHAM CENTER

Miss Anna Savage of Scion, whC
teaches in North Arson. was weel
end guest of her brother, Frank Saw
age and family.
Aunt" Lizzie Curtis, who make!
her home with Frank Curtis and fam
lily, is spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Holway.
Mrs. Frank Savage is doing more
sewing for Mrs. Eliza Thompson.
Wesley Brown is shearing sheep il
this vicinity.
Robert Davis, who recently sold hi
farm to the S. D. Warren Co., il
moving his household goods to Skow
hogan, where he has purchased an
other farm.
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SOUTH EAST SKOWHEGAN

Mr.. Hopkins of Gardiner and Mrs
Irwin Davis of Canaan, were guests OF
Mrs. Frank Pooler Wednesday.
Mrs. Guy K.mball and children are
Ill with the prevailing colds.
Mr.. Cakes of Fairfield was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Wheelock and
visitor at his farm Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Neal Foss of Canaan was at E. B
Richardson's Monday shearing sheep
Earl vitality is caring for Elba Dan
forth's stock during his absence In
Boston.
Mrs. Lydia Pooler was caller al
Eyander Mitchell's in Hinckley Thurs
day.
Miss Ava Perkins passed the week
end with her parents at Lakewood.
Merton Chase of Hinckley, was q
business caller at Joseph Irelands
one day, the last of the week.
Ernest Moody has been shearing
sheep for o. w. Kimball and son, the
past week.
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COILS CORNER, ATHENS

Mr. and Mrs. James Cahill gave a
delightful house party Saturday night
10 twenty relations and friends. A
fine supper consisting of oyster stew,
pastries, fruit and confectionery was
served
Wills Turner who was on the sick
list is improving.
Mrs. Bert Gilman became a member
o the Athens grange Saturday.
John Tufts of Cornville is working
for Bert Gilman.
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RIVER ROAD

The country club held an ice cream
sale Saturday night at the home o
Mrs. Bert Dunlop. A good time wa'
enjoyed and a good sum of money Wa'
cleared. The lucky number on the
quilt. being 100, drawn by Dorothy
Vigue.
Nathan Boyle has accepted the jot
of traffic officer in town.
Henry Bushey has gone to town to
work for Mr.. Avore.
Mrs. Frank GARNER will entertain
the Soap Club at her home May z.
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SKOwHEGAN SAVINGS BANK
Auwual Meeting

The Annual Meeting of the corpor-
ators of the Skowhegan Savings Bank
will be held at the banking rooms OF
said bank on
MONDAY, MAY 2, 1921
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, for the
purpose of electing a Board of Trus-
tees of said bank and transacting any
other business that might legally CONS
before said meeting.
CARLETON p. MERRILL,
Clerk of the Corporation
Skowhegan, Maine. April II. 1921. 3w1s
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CANAAN

Mrs. Belle Holt of Fairfield has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Edwin
Holt
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Drawn, little
Priscilla and Miss Merl Drawn. of
Watervile, passed Sunday with their
mother, Mrs. Ruth Drawn.
Blaine Fowler, of WatervilIe, passed
Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Fanny
Drawn.
Mrs. Cram of Skowhegan returned
home Saturday after passing a week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
lard Thyng.
Mrs. Frank Nelson entertained her
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

Mrs. John Wilson. Mrs. Francis
Rancourt, Mrs. JEFF Laplant and
daughter Verna. are stopping a few
DAYS with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Marcou
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d Bickford spent
the week end with his sister, Mrs.
John H. Coffin. in Pittsfield
Mr.. and Mrs James Martin. of Show
hogan, are the guests of Mrs. Charles
E. Comforth.
Mrs Berdena Skllens, FIorina
Bickford, Anne Marshall. and Fred
Snow were in Wateryille one day this
week.
The pupils of the Coyell school and
their friends enjoyed a fine marsh
mallow roast Friday evening.
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CONCORD

Mr.. Thomas Bigelow has returned
home from the drive on the Wesser-
unsett.
Lanniston Young and lady friend
called on his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Percy Young one day last week. He
made the trip in his Buick and re-
ports the roads rather rough.
A little stranger arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Young, April
%. The have named her Dorothy
Alice.
Mrs. Annie Young, of Moscow, Ii
staying at the home of her son, Car
son Young, for a few days.
Thomas Howes family are recover
Ing from a severe attack of the
grippe.
We see the girls are wearing cow.
slips and violets again.
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PLEASANT POND

Mrs. BENZ. Russell. of Bingham, spent
Sunday here, with Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie
Pooler.
Allen York is staying with friends
in Madison.
Rev. and Mrs. Ragg, Of Georgia
have rented the old Sparks camp on
the North Shore, for the summer. The
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BRIGHTON

Miss Pearl Tobin is home from her
work in Sangerville visiting her moth
er. Mrs. Sadie Tobin.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Sinclair and baby Yer
nal, all of Athens, visited relatives
in town Saturday of last week.
Mrs. Sadie Tobin is working for
Mrs Harry Williams at the Hotel.
Tom Farrin visited in Waterville
and Skowhegan a few days last week.
Mrs. Eugene Corson received the
news last week that her grandfather,
D. H. Foss, Of Abbot, was seriously
i'll and confined to his bed with en-
largement Of the heart.
Clyde Brazier was in Athens Satur-
day of last week.
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News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

Miss Florence Danforth is visiting
Mrs. Edith Burton few days
Andrew Mcnnis is moving to Madi-
son
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