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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
Noro 9afota.

Np Vru aabnet. Den iaafalote
Hainboip Bro ODER GannonbaQ Riper
peb Iott, Den fsrite 9ro al tit Slaas
bpgget / Staten, er netop blepen an.
taaet al Gonntpfommisi9rerne %
aabnet for 1rafif. groens 8oitenoe
er $4,000.
Smsbeier itrens Butter. Snoia.
nerne | Smesnen al gantrp tiger, Of
ale piIbe 9pr bar iaa tpif Yels, at
en- itrena 8inter mao blipe Sslgen.
Waar be pilbe Spr faar tpf Saarpert
MOB Soften, iaa foreitaar itffert en-
baaro 8inter, flyer &sbbuoerne.
SISlss i gelfOmr. On Sloebranb
at ufienot Spbap fort9rebe forleoen
to Garages, Sperabuiet, en- Bool-
bali o. en- anben 8pening | gelfour.
1lammerne greb ubinbret ON iig %
ff ct tort Soriprane oerpeb, at Oct
femiife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til en-
geepnoelie Hog Jig pranqt % life bill.
De fungere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

men og anrnobet meget bpflie De oohp
Serrer ON at itr9ffe Spnoerne ipei.
ret. Sg bet giorbe De. Sberiff Cor.
man fortaIte Der. 9abI, at ban inf
baboe forisst at impge fig no til San.
gen og lliffe 9sren, men at RusSeG
bapbe pnret bam for inar. 9e 70
Sanger iamleoe iammen fine Glen.
belle % gift | $40 oe Wae no - men
De glemte life of LUTTE 9sren eiter
fig. SIere @ibner piIbe babe BET til
of &i,siea baobe facet fin IeooIprr
fra en- Yerrp 8lumlep, fom bar BE.
ben arrefteret for SnerfaIb paa en-
liben Hige men lssIaot MOB of itiup
$1,000 &aution | 2ibertp Bombs. 81.
ter &smningen fanbt man til fin itore
georspelie, of bisie Bombs por erbpI
at bet 8ptte, iom bar eiort | 9anfpn
/ gngnita og onbifabsfnIbe Menne.
fer flyer, at Der / al Stilbeb bar fore.
eaaet en- Iiben gpttebon6el meQem
gIumlep og &usiea - ct gptte, Tom
altiaa begge itob Jig meget goot poo.
Ser oplpItes fprreIten, at Wrs. Mc.
Mbam, en- Of Husieas &eninber GA
funben / bans SRrelie ba ban anita.
gebes for at babe Itiaalet Ell Iutomo.
Bill / ct. 9all, minbit ire 8onge bar
bleben tiqabt at beiege bam / SpnQs,
let. Seb en- at 6isIe Inlebninqer
bragte bum en- flot Wibbag meb auI.
lingiteg og andre l9fre Saeer, iom
nsbes al Rrsiea, Sainhers og npprl.
te &pinbe / S~plesitab. Sberiii Cor.
man maatte ~tilitaa, at ban life babbe
giennemisgt &pinbens &l9ber - han
pleieoe albrig at gisre bette, ba han
life aniaa Oct for operensitemmenbe
meb goo Smag =. men Wabfuroen
bapbe ban ba beiietiget. San iaqoe,
at Ser aItib nar noeen tiIltebe ne6
oisie Samebeise | Sangslet, men ser
taltes ofte b~piifenbe, og ban troebe
oct better life bsrte til goo Smag at
itiffe Screen / beres imaa Yribatan.
Iiggenoer. Spilfet Snbtrpf oenne
@ionefsriel bill bane paa @uoerner
8laine ct n,at, MI fpenbt paa at er.
fare.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
phiIippiner. Wisiionen,

WaniIa, g. s., ben t2te Sept:
@eneralmaior 9eonarb @oob % ".
Cameron Sorbes meb be sprige
a2eblemmer at Ireiibent Saroings'
Misiion til Hbilippinerne afieileNe
Ssroas berfra til Song Song ont
toro paa 0amperen Scored Marn"
Sra 9ina oraeer Wisiionen gicr'
nem 3orea iom ben iapmeiiife Ne'
sierings 8ipiter, bnoreiter General
@oob og andre Weolemmer at Wfia'
Iionen bender tilbase iii Waniln,
mems Sorbes arieiler fra Sapan I'll
Sc Soreneoe Stater meb Risiicncll>
Snbberetnine. ct Sammenbrag Al
senne blep ienbt Hr9iioent SarStn1
ter aabel, liae FIR Selifabet til
traabte &eiien til Song Song.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
Wontana.
Wiuiiter INN Sufpbun.

Winiiter inn Gutpbun. Ser mel
bes fra 2ipingitcn, at Snoenrigsmis
hitter gilbert g. Sail unber en- Sn-
ipeftionsreiie / Yellomitone Hational
8arf bar giort iia iaa iorbelaetig be-
fienbt Tom fulbbefaren Gopbop, at
eraabaarebe "Gopprncbers" bar ia.
get Satten al for bam iom iaaban.
Snbenriesminiiteren og Selifab bar
paa en- llbfl,,at giennem 8arfen, oa
ben Der bolote gsffalobeling, beitaa.
enbe al omfrina 800 al bisie balp,
pilbe Spr, blep iaget Iammen af en-.
Del Gopbops oa oerunoer begpnbte at
piie Sesn til Sfraf % BEN raienoe
6l,gt, iom felger berai. Der. Son
% nogle faa andre al SsIset bar til.
belt, mebens De fleite bapbe inbtaaet
en- mere trpg GIabs / en- al De Itore
gammelbnaie Soene, Der br1lges /
Varfen. Eli Sen ItsrIte Sfr9f for De
andre iprGngte Observation-Disclosures
ben moo ben raienoe 9uffalobiorb %
begpnote at bielpe Sc ipebcnoe % ban.
benoe Gonbops meb at faa De al
Gi1bifab ~ipruoenbe Gpr til of tage
oen iorsnIfebe &etnina. Senne Sprb.
ming al gufialos ifal bore roget al
oct panifelisite en- Gopbop bar at
9isre, og oct freezer life alene ct i,be-
tinget Serreosmme oper Soften, men
ogiaa en- Satning og Snarroaoiabeo,
Tom faa fan opnaa, ba gi,fialoen /
iaabanne Silfplber farer los paa n9-
item boab oct ifal bore. Seo Snoen-
~rigsminiiterens Sielp lptfebes oct at
leoe guiialoiloffen | ben Retning,
bpor Snbbegningen Dor, o. Selifabet
oroe ct 9etteliens Sllf, oa ban pelbe.
bolben fom tilbase tsien. Com goo
Sportsman betragteoe ban oct belle
iom en- ~ppperlia Electromagnetic.
-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
Gilbase fra Gviflano.

Sire Sumorebe % Ipp pg tppe
Soloater iom for tiIbsrte forifieGiGe
Nfoelinger at oen amerifanIfe 81.
fiipationsbGr Spiflanb, artfom Ser
12te bs. meo Sransportbampercll
"GanIanp" fra Inttperpen til Nefp
s)orf. 'Oe blep itrar ienot pibere I'll
Sort Slocum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
Uemp Doris %ffanoinapiife
8efolfntne.

On M &apport i,bitebt Of Il. e.
Genius gnrea,1 biier, of Der peb
Solfet9uingen / 1920 fanbtes life
minbre eno 67,285 Herioner at fun.
binabiif Ssbiel / Seem gorf gitp. gf
bisie boebe 37,1S4 groofIpn. Sor
be enfelte gp6eles @ebfommenbe
itaar Sa1ene faalebes:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

li9e Siitorier. Ger fremgif al flere
@ionesbprb, at Saunbers bar en- in
teresiant Meteorological oe en- Iiben.
ifabelig Gbecferipiler, mebens Russ
iea tilbraste oct meite al Chen meb
at l9ie Wagaiiner - bpilfe ban %.
iaa laante til 8nsten. Sin ltlpffes.
aften, ba Hsmningen fanbt Steo, bar
Sacf @ilis, aniat iom ipeciel gagt,
fommen til SGneslet fsrit 81. 1890,
ga ban bar blepen foriinfet baIpan-
BEN Sime peb at oberp9re ct Opera.
ielifabs 8eneralprgpe. ltoen at taae
lin &epolper, iom laa / Ell Sfuffe /
ct gammelt Hengeifab noe / 8angen
- bpilfet Stab forreiten itoo 40.
bent -, laante ban ct al Bushels
Waaaiiner, iatte fig meb genene paa
goroet % meo &pggen til Sanaerne
oa foropbebe Jig | en- Seteftipbiitorie.
en anoen Taetmanb, ubep9bnet %
Ii SfiorteRrmer, ipiGlebe Gbecfers
meb Smlnoers % lpttebe til bans
moriomme Siitorie. SIere Sanger
par interesierebe Sioner til Spiaet,
oa Sberiff 8orman fom inc % glenn.
te at lllffe Ssren efter fig. San It'll.
leoe fig peo De Spiaenbe % blep itrar
ioropbet | bette. San bapbe labet fin
Rebclper ligae iaien paa Spiiebor.
bet biemme, oa ban ON Iitenen bar
i%prunaet no til Ell Slbebranb | 9pen,
90 life unaaet iig meo at bente ben,
for ban oft til SGnsslet. ga SpGn.
bingen | Spiaet bar naaet iaa ON.
trent Ssioepunftet itrafte Hlisiea fla
pelbebaselis % si'pebe, faiteSe fin
BOG paa goroet o. off ben til Grip.
! pen, traf en- Renolper op al gaslom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

Ibonner paa "Seeorab. Toiten"!
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ANSnN CENTER

Miss Edna Clark who has been
visiting friends in New Vineyard the
past week returned home Saturday.
Mrs Edith Parlin has recently pur-
shased a piano.
Mrs Jane Dumphy has gone to the
nome OF her son in Lexington after
having passed the summer here.
Miss Eva Booker visited her parents
in Skowhegan, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reynolds mot
ored to Lexington last Monday.
Mrs. Mary Ingham is visiting her
brother George Pullen
Fred Pulen is recovering from his
recent severe illness which was very
near to an attack of pneumonia.
Dr.. Spear of North Arson was call
ed to attend Mrs. John Brown, Mon
day.
\ Nearly everybody and his Wife at
tended the fair at Pennington last
week and are now ready for TRIP
10 the Skowhegan fair this week.
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THE FORKS

Mr.. Otis w. Sherman and DR.. H. p
Carpenter of Poughkeepsie, N. Y re-
turned home Saturday. They report
very good fishing in Ellis Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, U. Kramer and
son Harris and Arthur Kramer OF
Manhattan Beach. N. Y, were over
Sunday guests at The Forks, hotel and
cabins. on their way to Quebec.
Don't forget the opening OF the Cut
Price Clothing Co. at Bingham, Satur-
day, Oct. list.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. McCorrison
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Gilman OF
Newport were weekend guests at the
Hotel.
The Forks Hotel and Cabins is
sporting new sign strung across the
road. of which Mr.. Marshall. the pro-
prietor. feels very proud. 1t is nine
feet long and two feet wide and is
done In oil colors on canvas and is the
gift of Mr.. Ray Greenleaf. an artist
painter of New York, who Is a regular
patron of the place. The color effect
is especially beautiful
DR., Stodd and party who have been
stopping at The Forks Hotel and Cab
ms for ten days returned to New York
Monday.
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EAST POND

Thomas Burdin of Readfeld is visit
ing friends in this vicinity.
Rev. Milton Mosher OF Oakland held
a meeting at East Pond Schoolhouse
Sunday. and there will be another
meeting Oct 9th.
Frank Lewis has an apple tree that
mas apples and blossoms on the same
branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boynton of
Waterville and Mrs May Mosher of
Connecticut were Sunday visitors at
N. N. Boynton's.
E. II. Rowe, who is serving on the
jury at Skowhegan, was home over
Sunday.
Mrs. o. III. Stevens picked ripe rasp-
berries from her garden Sept. gath
and also found green berries and bios
SONS.
Frank Rowe has a valuable horse
that be has entered in the Gentle
mems Driving Glass at Skowhegan.
There were quite number from
this vicinity that attended Pennington
Fair last Wednesday. All reported a
good time.
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$4,000 - ----- - :
DON'T RISK NEGLECT

Ount neglect q constant backaone
sharp. darling pains or urinary dn
orders. The danger OF dropey %
pright's dsease Is too serious 70 "
nore. Use Doan's Kidney Pills a.
have your friends and neignoon
Ask Jour neighborl A skownesao
onse.
W. s Griffin. millwright, w.
Front St, says: MY kidneys wers
badly affected. The awful pains
across my back kept me In perfect
misery. some nights ! never closed
my eyes. would get SO dizzy. every'
thing In the room seemed to be
whirling around. My head ached In
the top and back Of 1t and my kid
neys were acting Eregularly. Al
times the kidney secretioos passed
too frequently, then again thsy were
scanty. l saw Doan's Kidney Phis
SO we'll recommended that decided
70 90 to Sampson's Drug Store and
get three boxes. They quickly help
I'd me; my kidneys got back to .
healthy state and the backachs lsft
me entirely"
G0c, at all dealers. Foster xuburn
Co. Mfrs, Buffalo,. N. Y.
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ST AIRANS

Pond school taught by Irene Libby
reports or week ending September ..
Those having perfect spelling Will an
Braley VIII, Clayton Bralev VIII, Roy
liant VIII. Dorothy Libby Wiz a'NGH
Wood VI. Howard GRAY VI. - .rse
Morrow Y. MargaretsBuker Y 4ne=i
Wood III. Alfhea, MerroE - AMI
Hilda Euker Ill. Mrs. h't=l Nor
row and Mrs. Frank l. b+ visited
school Wednesday afyernf On
Married in Hartland, ssepteuber i
By Rev. Earl McMahan. F2rl Patton
and Miss Nellie May Of augusta. They
viii arrive in st Alb; where Mr..
Patton has employment in the last
factory.
Mrs. 4. e Martin = tended the State
fair in Lew ston las. week.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Goodwin Of
pittsfeld were callers in town Sunday.
Friends Of Edgar Martin are sorry
to learn of his serious illness.
Bern to Mr.. and Mrs. Phi'ander
Knowles, Saturday, sept. II, a aaugh-
ter
Or. Jesse Bragg and family who
have been visiting at the home OF his
father Nolneg Bragg left last week
Tor Manchester n. II, where he has
decided IL locate
NJ. and Mrs. 5 v. Greene went 10
Albion SUNDAY TO attend the funeral
If Mrs. Greene's bother Merlon Bick-
more
Mrs. Edna Vim ng Of Seattle, Wash
's a guest Of her sister Mrs. Martha
B0vn'oa.
alr. and Mrs. J. s. Smith went Sat
urday to Waterbury. Conn called BY
he death of Mrs. Smiths aunt.
clifford Chisholm and clyde Martin
left last week for Lewiston where
hey viii enter Bates College.
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BRIGHTON

Mr.. and Mrs Timothy Pike, Mr.
and Mrs Henry Palmer and son vii
liam all of Cornville, old time resi-
dents of Brighton, were in town Sun
day.
George Brasier and daughter Mona
Mrs. Sadie Brasier. Albert Green and
Miss Ida Spauldng attended the Fair
in Hartland Friday of last week.
Clyde and Ralph Brasier are work
ing in Harmony.
Mrs. Lyd a Hilton. who has been
on the sick list is very much better
The bah game played Sunday, Sept
25, at Wellington between the Well
ington and Brighton boys came out
10 to in favor of the Brightons.
Quite number of people here are
planning to go to Skowhegan Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Brasier of Hart.
land We're in town Sunday.
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PUGH CORNER

c. l.. Holden, agent for the New
England Fertilizer Co. was in this vi
cinity last week soliciting orders for
fertilizer
Mrs. Eliza Clark returned home last
Sunday from a weeks visit with her
niece Mrs. Ray Richards and fam ly.
Ralph Foss and family OF Malbon
Mills have moved into the Hoyt rent.
Mr.. Foss has employment on the farm
Gerald Mason Is visiting for few
days with his sister. Mrs. Charles
Bagley.
The Pugh school was closed We'd
nesday of this week SO that the GNU
dren might be able to attend the faif
at Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bales Spaulding anc
children were guests Of their brother
J. l.. Spauld!ng and family last Sun
day.
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NEW VINEYARD,

George A. Stewart, only brother oil
Mrs. Helen Handy. who passed away
at New Sharon, was brought here for
burial. Services were conducted by
our pastor, Mr.. Allenbye. The flow
ers were beautiful
Mrs. Edd Abbott has returned home
from Old Orchard where she went for
medical treatment.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grey nearly So, Is
in very poor health. Her daughter
Mrs. Mamie Morton Is with her at
present
Mrs. Ida Corbett has returned to
Boston after weeks visit with her
sister Mrs. Edd Look.
Mrs Arthur's two sisters and famr
lilies also her mother Mrs. John Town
send visited her over the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Voter have
returned home after a ten days Wis
with Mrs. Voters parents at Cud!
Harbor, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stables left their
summer home on Porter Lake for New
York, the 25th. Mrs. Arthur Seavey
accompanied them. Mr.. Seavey will
ioin them later. Mr.. Stables folks
made many friends while here and
all are sorry to have them leave.
Word was received that Master
Philip Apt has been very SICK since
returning to Brookline, but was near
ly we'll at last accounts. He Is
sunny little chap who wins man,
friends and all were sorry to learn OF
his sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lane plan to
return to Chicago about Nov /.
Mrs. Helen Handy was In Strong
Sunday to see her cousin Mrs. Charles
Goldsmith, who Ia very sick.
Mrs. Arthur Leavitt Ii visiting hel
daughter Mrs. Cslden in Portland.
Miss Marie Leavitt Is home IRON
New York. She will return about
Feb /, when she enters q hospita
to train for nurse.
John Burns and family Will return
home about Oct. Is and sopened theil
home. Friends will be mech pleas
| ed as they have been away nearly two
L -
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We do Job printing OF all kinds (;
Letterheads, Envelopes, Business
Cards, Billhcads, Placards, Booklets,
Programs, Receipts, Forms, Etc.
We offer through our advertising
columns The best publicity medium
avail BILE for this section Of Maine.
Try an Ad In EyerybOdy's Column.
We carry In stock placards, 7a22
inches; such as, For Sale, DO Not
Ask For Credit, For Rent, Boarders
Wanted, etc. These are Is cents
each; two for % cents; 20 cents TO be
added Ii package is sent by parcel
post.
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KINGFIELD

Chas. Page and family will move
Tuesday to Greenville Junction to a
farm owned by the Great Northern
Paper Company in whose employ Mr..
Page remains
Mrs. Timberlake who is stopping at
the Brick Castle with Mrs. Fannie
Howe. slipped on the floor Tuesday
night breaking her ankle.
The Commissioner of Inland Fish
cries and Game has appointed w. P.
Watson game inspector which carries
with 1t the Office of Deputy Game
Warden. The law requires that all
persons. residents as well as non
residents who are transporting any
game or game birds by motor vehicle
or private conveyance to identify
same before special inspector and
have game tagged with official trans
portation tags. otherwise, II untagged,
game is liable to seizure by an in
spector before 1t reaches its destina-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Young of VOL
laston. Mass. are visiting his father
Milton Young and wife.
Mrs. G. II. Winter of Bangor Is Wis.,
Tiny in town. stopping for time with
Mrs. Phila Butts.
Clifton Adams and daughter Ethel
went to Fairfield Sanitorium Thurs
day for treatment of tuberculosis
Mrs. Adams has also gone to the same
place for treatment.
The Madison Boys Band gave a
very pleasing concert at Kingfield
Sunday afternoon to very large au-
dience of Kingfeld people and from
the surrounding towns. 1t is estimat-
ed there were one hundred autos and
eight or nine hundred people gather
ed on the various lawns and the
streets adjoining the Hotel Park
The Kingtield Council of the Junior
Order of American Mechanics will en-
terrain Crystal Lake Lodge of Weld
Friday evening. Sept. 80. The King
field Lodge will serve supper on their
arrival then will follow the working
of the three degrees. Some of the
State officers will be present The
State secretary is expected and pos
sibly the State Treasurer and State
Councillor may come.
Mr. and Mrs John Creckley are re
ceiving congratulations over the brit
| on Sept. Is of daughter
Fred Crocker has purchased the DR.
| E. l.. Pennell farm in New Portland
and plans to move there with his fam
| lily next month as soon as some nee
essary repairs are made.
The first fall meeting of the Wo
mans Republican Club will be hell
| Monday, October 3.
MRS. APPHIA STANLEY DAVIS
Very suddenly Tuesday morning
Sept. Goth, Mrs. Apphia Stanley Ser
Wis, native Of Kingfield wife OF Nal
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EAST SKOWHEGAN

This community has been saddened
the past week on learning of the re-
cent deaths of two OF its former resi-
dents, namely, Herbert Jackson OF
Readfield, who died the 18th inst in
Portland hospital after a long Ill
ness. and Jasper C. Jennings of this
town.
Sunday callers at East Skowhegan
were Wilbur Mitchell. wife and faith
er of Fairfield, Ward Chapman and
wife of Hartland. Lester Austin and
wife of Waerville.
Miss Gladys Kicker is attending
business college at Waterville
r. F. and E. F. Parker attended the
Pennington Fair.
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colmn Deane Davis of Lowell, Mass.
died at their home in spite of all that
medical aid could do. The body was
brought to Kingfield, arriving We'd
nesday evening accompanied by the
husband and the little daughter and
by her brother Will 8. Stanley OF
Kingfield who fastened to the home
of the sick one when the news of the
sickness came but she passed away
before he could reach there. Mrs.
Davis was a daughter of Mrs. Laura
]. nander) Stanley and the late Say
ard Taylor Stanley and was born In
Kingfield June 10, 1887. She attend
ed the Kingfield schools and gradual
ed from its high school with the
class of 1917. She was married July
IL, 1918 to Malcolm Deane Davis,
son of Ward s. and Nell Vaughan
Davis of New Portland her husband
being a member of the same class in
high school and after graduation he
took course at the Bliss Business
College in Lewiston and after gradua-
ting entered the employ of the meat
packing house of Swift & Co. as
bookkeeper at their Office in Bath.
A year or more ago he was trans
ferred to the Lowell Office of the COM
pany where he has risen to the posi-
ton of head bookkeeper.
Mrs. Davis was very popular among
a large circle of relatives and FRIENDS
who will mourn her loss. Besides
her mother, Mrs. Laura j. Stanley,
married brother viii S. Stanley and
a married sister the wife of Reginald
Huse all of Kingfield, the husband and
Their young daughter Thelma Lucille
Davis and her husbands people and
other relatives survive.
The funeral services were held Fri
day afternoon at o'clock from the
home of her mother and was conduct
ed by Rev. Arthur M. Soule, pastor of
the Kingfield Universalist Church
There was large attendance and the
floral tributes spoke silently of the
love and esteem in which Mrs. Davis
was held by relatives and friends. At
the close of the services as the friends
were taking their farewell leave Mrs
Nellie Vaughan rendered appropriate
music on the organ. The burial was
in Sunnyside cemetery. The pail
bearers we're the brother Will s. Stan
ley and the brothers-in-law Reginald
Huse. Vaughan and Spooner Davis.
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NORTH CORNYILLE

willard Paul of Boston, Mass, who
has been working in Skowhegan for
the past few months, was a guest in
the home of Mrs. Wilder Varney and
Mrs. B. j. Robinson a part of last
week
Miss Flora Hayden who Is working
for Miss Belle Morrill, spent Sunday
at home
The Ladies Aid met last Friday with
Mrs. Charles futile. and this week
the regular day with Mrs. Emma Row
ell. Their aprons and fancy articles
will be on sale as usual at Wesser-
unsett Valley Fair, Athens. Oct 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emor Hirst have re-
turned to Sanford after visiting in
town, the past month.
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IAEONE

4 husking bee IT Hurley llo'her.
nrton's Sept 23rd when a goodiF
quantity of corn was hnsked. after
which supper was served and music
and a social fine was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Mason Of Wins
low with Mr.. and Mrs. Knanf of Wat
eryille were callers at The Cedars
last week.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-09-29

Mis- iIeUe iace has returned to
her home iu Lancaster, Mass. after a
two weeks visit I'm Ma ne. where she
visited relatives in Pennington,
Strong kingGeia aud ~ New Port
land
Among those from ont of town who
attended tile ea1lt Show and Fair
here Fridas Vas John Buckley from
the Ledge House, Dead River, whose
line team st draft horses won first in
the light weight pulling contest
Claik iHro has purchased the par
TALLY finished Charles Harris house
on Ma n street aud will finish and
rent same TO Everett Burnor Mr.
Burnors father from Skowhegan who
visited his son recently, helped wire
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-12-07

an to purchase a sled. do so now, as it's doubt
get more of soma makes in time for late buyers