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NORRIDtsl, WOCk

Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ. Percival have
moved into their new bungalow which
they are building on Mechanic st.
The house will be one of the attrac-
tive places of the town when 1t is fin
ished and the interior OF the house Is
being furnished both very prettily and
very conveniently.
The first number of the entertain
ments which are to be given for the
benefit of the High School by the
White Entertainment bureau OF Bos-
ton was given last week Thursday
evening in the Town Hall and was a
first class musical entertainment, and
was enjoyed by all the patrons. An
other musical under the same man.
agement will be given in November
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Frederic plan
10 move into their new house which
they are building on their farm on
the Mercer Road the last of this
month
Miss Kathleen Buckingham has been
quite III since she went to the New
England Conservatory of Music In
Boston
Miss Elsie Savage and Miss Vera
Yeaton are attending the Teachers
Convention in Portland.
Samuel Crummett and family have
moved from Troutdale where they
have been living during the summer
to their home in town.
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tos1Ag . few days up river where they
| s4xnm n ancrfA anne game

toeeAg few days up river where they
10 secure acme game.
IAe members of the o. E. c. Club
were entertained by Mrs. Kate Smith
at her home last week Tuesday after
noon. Thts week the Club were the
dinner gue1ts on Wednesday of Mrs.
Blanche MIN in Oakland.
On Monday, October 17th. occurred
the marriage of Miss Ruth Farrand
and Edwin Gilman, both of this town.
Rev. J. F. Taylor performed the cere
mony.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Applebee and
daughter, Margaret OF Skowhegan and
james Bigelow Of this town were the
Sunday guests Of Hiram Bigelow and
family.
ON Monday night after the schools
had closed the members of the Girl
Scouts enjoyed b most interesting and
instructive meeting at the High School
roems. Miss Gladys spaaid.ns was
present and gave demonstration OF
first aid work which was greatly ap-
preciated by the girls as Miss Spauld-
ink is a nurse and most capable of
giving very interesting lecture. The
gifls are planning to take a hike each
week and this week Tuesday they
went to the top Of Sunset Hill and en-
joyed a Vicente Party" or lunch OF
rolls and ffankforts.
George Pierce has returned to his
home In Haverhill, Mass. and pre-
vious to his departure a dinner party
was enjoyed at the home Of Mrs. Flor
ence whiting the other guests being
Mrs. Sara Frederic and her mother,
Mrs. Mary Allen.
Mf. and Mrs. M. d. Frederic OF
Starks were the guests of Mrs. Sara
Frederic, last Friday. Mrs. Alta Boyn-
ton of Waterville was also the over
Sunday guest Of her aunt Mrs. Fred
eric.
Mrs. Daniel Mcneil visited her Sis
ter, Mrs. Maggie Johnson, at New
Portland. last week.
Mrs. Emma Withee is boarding with
Mrs. Sara Frederic and Mrs. Mary
Tracey who Is to do nursing in town
this winter is also making her head
quarters at Mrs. Frederic's when not
out on a case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Whiting met
with quite an accident Monday after
noon when driving across the long
bridge, the horse became frightened
and one OF the reins broke, making
Mr.. Whiting lose control OF the horse.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Whiting were
thrown from the wagon and while
neither were seriously injured both
were bruised badly and Mr.. Writings
face cut. which required stitches to
close the wound, while Mrs. Whiting
injured her arm.
II Is reported that Mrs. Evelyn
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WEST PITTSFIELD

Mrs Emma Cool of Canaan Villal
visited several days last week VII
her sister-in- law, Mrs. Hebron u
ton. She also visited Sunday with hi
neice, Mrs. Fred Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tllton accon
panied by his mother, Mrs. Hebrt
Tilton, motored to Skowhegan Sunds
where they made a call with Mrs II
tons brother and wife, Mr.. and Nh
w. o. Chase.
Mrs. Margaret Whittier celebrate
her seventy-sixth birthday Thursda
OF last week, when a number OF n
neighbors and friends, also the chl
dren, all from the village, gathered
the old home where they passed
pleasant evening.
The farmers throughout this vlcl1
ity have been very busy gatherl9
their apples. They are hauling ths]
cider apples to Thompson's Crossl7
where Leslie Allen is loading a y
He also loaded a car last week.
Our teacher, Miss Edna Tracy
preparing her pupils for Box soc1
and program which will be held
Friday evening. Nov. 4th EyeryH9
invited. The proceeds will go toWlj
buying a victrola for the school Il
erybody come.
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thinks he will be able to sit up In a
few days.
At his home on Oak Hill Monday
evening, Oct. 18th, Rev. ] F. Taylor
united In marriage Edwin Gilman and
Miss Ruth Farrand, both of Norridge-
wock.
Another meeting is announced az
Oak Hill Schoolhouse for Sunday. OCT
30, at 2.3O D. III. Rev. J. F. 1ayior
of Oak Hill and Rev william Dudley
of Smithfield will preside.
Bert C. Fletcher and fsmily, MT
and Mrs. Abel f. Thompson and MIS-
Kate Holbrook, all of Skowhegan'
were guests last Sunday at the nome
NJ their brother, W. G.. Fletcher.
Archie Kicker and father of Port
land have been passing a week here
at the home of Mrs. Bertha Worthen.
Rev. J. F. Taylor was in Skowhe-
gan last Thursday.
Dry wells are a serious reality in
this vicinity at the present time.
A. n. Whitehouse helped W. c.
Fletcher with his plowing two days
last week.
Mrs. E. II. Bates has been nursing
in Norridgewock the past week.
Oak Hill school was closed two days
last week through the illness of the
teacher, Mrs. o. X. Packard.
POWERS sCHOOHoUSE
A. r. Boardman, who had a bad
fall three weeks ago, remains about
the same.
Bernard Hutchinson has gone to
Kingfield with Fred Thompson to load
potatoes.
Mrs. Anna Perkins made a trip tc
Hebron Sunday with her son, Loyal
Perkins and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Deane of Madi-
son were calling on friends and rela-
tives here Sunday.
DODLIN NDIST.-NORRIDGEWOCK
Treffie Cloutier and family of Skow-
hegan, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mosher
and friend and Bert Mosher and son
of Rome, were guests at John Mitch
ellis last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. G. Storer and
Walter McIntire and family took an
auto ride to Augusta last Sunday and
visited the large fox farm in that
place.
Cynthia Haynes visited friends in
Norridgewock Village last week.
Charley Marston of Rockland is VS.
iting relatives in town this week.
Rev. N. N. Boynton and Everett
Cummings of Belgrade have gone to
Casco and Naples to visit relatives,
making the trip by auto.
Barbara Witham of Skowhegan Wis
tied her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Witham, last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Snow OF MERCER was a
guest at Walter McIntires last sat
urday.
Walter McIntire found one OF his
cows last week with a broken leg and
was obliged to kill it.
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PLEASANT RIDGE

Mrs. Susie Berry returned bou
Tuesday from a visit with relatb.
and friends in Skowhegan and Wats,
Vile.
Mrs. Hannah Berry Felker of Aupn
ia is expected here this week to vi,
with relatives and old friends.
DR.. and Mrs. ~ Shapleigh and N
and Mrs. Otis and son of Kittery a,
guests at Healy's Ranch
Harry Greenlaw, Eyender An
drews and Clyde Andrews, who a,
working at Garry Pond Camps spel
the weekend with their families hen
Avery Rollins is working at III
High Twelve Club, also Mr.. and Mn
r. c.. Berry.
John Bray and Glen ollns went
Concord Corner Friday after som
colts which were out to pasture.
Edwin Aschroft is helping Rolln
Bros. dig their potatoes.
Mrs. Lucy Crombie Of Moscow spsu
Sunday with the family Of her brOtt
er, Alvin Barron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Steward an
Ruth, Robert and Dorothy spent SUI
day at Fred Beams.
Ed Woodkirk and Cleve Oliver
Starks spent Friday night and SatuI
day at Sidney Berry's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Brickford aI
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Berry ATTENDED ID
Freshmen's reception in Bnghs@
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stebbins
Augusta were guests Sunday Of Nj
and Mrs. George Andrews.
Phillip Palmer was the guest Sui
day of Mr.. Nodine at the High Twell
Club.
Mrs. Charles Rollins and childrs
and Mrs. Rose Williams spent Satul
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Nal
tin.
Roy Andrews has been quite III D
past week, but Is somewhat better
present.
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NEW PORTLAND

The Fair given Friday by the La
lies of the Universalist Church was
we'll attended and about ninety-hve
dollars were realized from the sales
\ bountiful supper was served Dy the
committee from five until seven. In
he evening the following entertain
ment was given: Piano solo, by Ey-
elyn Burns; Farce, "Not a Man in
the House"-Mrs. Maria Bings, Erma
Luce; Aunt Belinda, Caste Daggett'
Lucy Rider, Doris Dunlap; Jessie Kay
Esther Luce; Kate, maid, Nan Dun
lap; Song by Alice Davis; violin solo,
Ralph Jordan. Byron Verge OF Port
land, favored us with several songs,
which he composed. One song which
was greatly appreciated by all was
Boom Our State"
The lights from the Central Maine
Power Co., and Cleveland Rips were
turned on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Mabel Luce of New Vineyard
spent several days last week with
Mrs. Arthur Daggett.
Miss Edna Mitchell and friends from
Waterville were at W. M. Mitchells
the last of the week.
The little two year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Parker passed
away Friday after being sick Few
days with bowel trouble.
Mrs. Harold Luce is able to be out
again.
Mrs. John Metcalf is preparing to
move to Pennington for the winter.
N. s. Stowell gave his help at the
mill here ten barrels of apples.
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HOXIE

Friends and relatives of Lorenzo W.
York will be grieved to learn Of his
sudden death which occurred Monday
noon, Oct. II, following a shock which
ne suffered Friday night. He was
born in Brighton. Maine seventy-two
years ago, the son of Levi and Sarah
(Whitman) York In 1881 he was unit
ed IN marriage to Isedora f. Cleaves
and TO this union one son was born.
He is survived by his wife, one son
and one granddaughter also one sis
ter and two brothers, besides other
relatives. He had spent most of his
life In parts of Somerset County where
he leaves many friends to mourn his
loss. The funeral services were held
Wednesday. Oct. 10, at 2 O'Clock in the
church at Norridgewock. Services
were conducted by Rev. Mr. Davis of
Norridgewock, who spoke words OF
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MAINSTREAM

Grover Huff is cutting wood for
Bert Folsom on the Cambridge road.
Mrs. Mary Leavitt and daughter
Ola went to Bangor Friday to see
an occulist, Miss Ola having serious
trouble with her eyes OF late.
Raymond Chase met with quite a
serious accident last Thursday. while
helping Will Roberts dig a well at
Harmony village. While using a
pickaxe in the bottom of the well the
axe glanced and made quite n seri-
GUS wound In his foot. He is as
comfortable as could be expected at
this writing
Andrew Merrill is helping Harry
Chase saw his pulp on the Grant lot.
Mr.. West who recently bought the
Merrill Farm is helping his father
saw shingles at the old Ed Smith
mill
Cal Rocks is repairing several
chimneys in the neighborhood get
ting ready for the cold weather.
Mr.. West who purchased the Ed
Smith place, and was burned out there
has moved his family into the VIII
Bailey home for the winter.
The following pupils OF Mckinley
school who have not been absent one
half day are Ulie HUFF. James Hun,
Carl Hurd, Lyndon Rocks, Violet ho-
berts and Frank Linnell
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BROWNS CORNER-CANAAN

Mrs. Alice Seekins of Hartland and
Mrs. Edda Whitney of Fitchburg,
Mass, who have been staying in the
home Of w. r. Bailey, have returned
to their respective homes.
w. r. Bailey who has been In the
Kennebec Valley hospital for treat
ment was brought to his home by am
bulance last Thursday and Fred Tut
tie of Skowhegan has come to the
Bailey home to assist In the care of
Mr. Bailey who remains in very fee
BILE health
Mr. and Mrs. Day and children went
to Skowhegan Sunday where Mr.. Day
will have employment for few
months.
Burton Day went to Skowhegan
Monday on business.
LEROY Harding served on the mail
route Saturday as our carrier was
called to Auburn to attend the funer-
al of a relative.
Ethel Cover is assisting Mrs. W. r.
Bailey with her housework.
Mrs Hattie True has returned from
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wyman in Lee, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Padham and
children attended services in the
Catholic church in Skowhegan Sun
day.
Oren BARLEY of Detroit and his sis
ter Mrs. Clark of Pittsfield were at c.
p. Chase's Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Amanda Tilton passed Friday
in the home of her brother, J. G. Cow
or
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News of Somerset's Busy Towns

Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Wsbb. Sunday:
Lester McNeil was home from Bald
Mountain over Sunday.
George Bradley, OF Portland, who
has been employed In town during the
summer has returned home and last
week entertained his friend, Mr.. Stur-
gis, Of Portland
DR. and Mrs. II. W. Smith motored
to Hampden last week to accompany
Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. Perkins,
home. The Doctor also visited MS
daughter. Mrs. Erma Staples. who is
very Ill with appendicitis at her home
in 0idtown.
Mrs. Gladys Witham has returned
from Waterviile @hefe che has heen
employed daring the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Taylor accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. Taylor
enjoyed an automobile trip to Mech
anic Falls Sunday, where they we're
the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. William
Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hannigan and
daughter, Ana, of Madison, were the
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A.
Hilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crosby, OF
Reno, Nevada, who have been passing
the summer with relatives In town
left Tuesday morning for California
where they will pass the winter.
Prepair and Repair for winter.
Your old leather tops sewed to new
rubber bottoms. Jay can do the trick.
Lorenzo York, one Of the aged resi-
dents OF this town, passed away on
Oct II at his home at the so called
Danforth house, which the York fam
lily purchased a short time ago. The
cause of death was a shock. Funeral
services were held from the Congre-
gational Vestry on Wednesday con-
Quoted by Rev. F. g. Davis. The
York family recently moved to this
town from Martin Stream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Taylor accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Blais-
dell and daughter Dorothy enjoyed an
automobile trip to Oldtown, Sunday.
Mrs. Frances B0lan. returned last
week from Portland, where she had
been passing few days.
Miss Susie Harris Oh Augusta was
the Sunday guest of her neice, Mrs.
Ina Perciva1.
Miss Sadie Lovejoy has been con-
fined to her home by Illness.
Miss Gladys Spaulding entertained
her friend Miss Lewis of Waterville
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Bennett are en-
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sTRATTON

q blanchard and wife have return
ed home from an auto trip to Quebec.
Bert Stevens has returned from his
trip down river and did not succeed
in buying a farm.
Cora Danico has been working for
f. l.. Kinds lately.
J. w. MacGuire set up box OF
cigars last week. Doris Grover Is
now Mrs. j. w. MacGuire.
l.. A. Knowles and o. Weeks took
an auto trip to New Vineyard, Satur-
day. ~.
Green Kincaid was on the sick list
one day recently but DR.. Brimi1ohn
brought him to his usual health again.
Edith McCutcheon MAS bought a
new Chevrolet car, 1922 model.
Joe Thierrien has come out from
the Preserve and is at home.
f. II. Grose took Floyd Kempton to
the Fairfield SanitOrium recently FOR
treatment.
Brad Gordon and wife of Kingfield
have been the guests of friends anu
relatives in town lately.
Cora Parnell of Bingham Is visiting
in town. Mrs. Parnell used to 1--we
here.
N. Barter OF Conway. N. II. has en-
tered the employ of the s. M. Co. as
bookkeeper in the office.
Mrs. Raymond Kicker Is improving
from her recent illness.
Tom Moor spent Saturday and sun
day at his camp.
r. l.. Lisherness has been putting on
some excellent pictures lately at Ian
der's Hall.
Harry C. Aver who is working In
Kingfield spent Sunday at home.
O. Weeks, John Knowles and d. U
Johnson have bought camp on Nash
stream.
II. A. Furbish Of Rangeley has beer
in town this week on business.
M. Fl. Perro of Portland was guest
at The Stratton this week.
II. Townsend has moved into E. Fl
Crosses rent on the Eustis road.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bridges have
returned from their auto trip over II
| Penobscot county.
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Miner has hired the house recently
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Per-

Miner has hired the house recently
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Per-
cival.
Miss Evelyn Mcneil has been sub
stituting at the Farmers Telephone
office during the absence OF Mrs. Mat
tie Bennett.
Carl Green made business trip to
Boston last week.
A large delegation from the local
Golden Cross lodge attended the or
ganization of the Smithfield lodge last
week Tuesday evening and a number
of the members from this town lodge
had a part In the ceremonies.
Mrs. Leona Moore was delegate to
the Rebekah Assembly in Portland
last week Mrs. Sarah Clark was also
in attendance.
Henry Whiting was quite III last
week but is better this week and able
to attend to some OF his business.
DR.. ]. d. Ames of smithfeld has
had New England telephone in
stalled and his call is BALL.
On last Thursday evening the mem
bers of the Waterville lodge of Col
den Cross were the guests OF the local
lodge. The Waterville lodge had been
invited but on account of the bad storm
the members OF the local lodge had
received word that the guests were
not coming and so the plans for an
oyster supper were postponed, but IN
due season the guests did arrive and
were made very welcome and lunch
of different kinds of sandwiches with
coffee was served.
Mems Hunting Rubbers at Jays.
On Friday evening occurred the
regular meeting of Cedar Chapter U.
r. s.. and also the annual inspection,
this year, the inspecting officer being
Mrs. Della Ohler of South Portland,
the Grand Associate Matron OF the O..
r. 8. At six-thirty a picnic supper
was served and enjoyed in the Grange
dining room and at eight o'clock the
meeting was called to order and the
degree exemplified in a very able
manner by the officers of the Chapter.
Fred Lawton has had New Eng
land telephone installed in his home
on the Smithfleld Road and his call Is
27-5.
OAK HILL
James Doyle OF Lowell, Mass, has
been guest for few days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Frost of Nor
>ridgewock were guests last Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tut
tie.
Friends will be pleased to know that
Glory Tuttle has so far recovered from
his recent severe illness that his
nurse, Miss Drake, was enabled to re-
turn to her home in Skowhegan last
Saturday and his attending physician
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REMARKABLE CHANGF
IN THIS MANS FAMN,

II gained IL pounds, my WIFI
26 pounds and my daughter ia sam ealned
day by day by taking Tanlac 9a'nln1 1a
biggest surprise of our lives a., s ~
our friends and neighbors ara 'a a
ing about it. This medicine hos aitl
a wonderful change in every ona aa|
us. Before got Tanlac 'ue q
hardly drag one foot after tba @ eoua
| had indigestion perfectly awfu, o'ae1
fact We were all regular dysnon,,
We all swear by Tanlae now ., Pug
house. 1t ought to be in every ~ =. Oa|
It's the worlds greatest family oa9 mai1
cine" "iea1
The above statement was mod. :,
George L. Tessy. a well-known :.
highly respected Machinist uv,na aa'
SO Downing ST.. Buffalo. n. Y
Tanlac is sold in Skowhagon
Sampson's Drug Store; +. G. Will,su
Athens; G. F. Burrill, East Madlau
Kennison's Drug Store, North Ivy Sa]
Portland and by all leading drusa'']
In every town. '1
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VI MERCER

Mrs. Bailey. a nurse from New
Sharon is taking care of Mrs. Frank
Kelley who has not been quite as
well lately.
Mrs. l.. F. Ladd sold her steers
last week to Doyen Bros. of Farming
ton.
Belle, the little daughter of Mr.. and
David Tracy is ill, with stomach
trouble.
Mrs Allen Horan enjoyed a visit
from her sisters. Ida and Elizabeth
Fletcher of Fairfield last week.
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CONCORD

DR.. Pratt OF New Portland was
town to see s. S. Chase who Is SC
ously i'll.
There was wood saving pe'
Sidney Chase's Saturday. lhei .
ed Mr.. Chase a nice lot oil Woou'
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank At"oou III nj
at G. w. Moulton's Sunday. n n
took Mrs. Atwood's sister Mrs' n.y., i"
bur down with them. She lel' " =,
day for her home in Eau Clalre' po "
Frank Atwood was at New - -
land last week to call on his p'O''
M. G.. Atwood. ,.d
Mrs. Redmond Delling oil l'eA'Iea M
spent the week end at jerome "
toms.
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STARKS

Ralph Fletcher and family h'
gone to Massachusetts for the wltAa
There will be a Halloween sOe'
at the Town Hall, Monday eVenA
October 31st.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Frederic Wv
ed in Norridgewock one day -
week.
The many friends Of Roland Nus
land are very glad to see MN v
again after his severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard fayloI -, :.
children Of Stratton recently n'", s
her parents, Mr. and Mrs John sIs'
Eva Paine of New Sharon was
recent guest of her aunt MIS- L
Grey.
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Mrs. Bert Heald and son Bernard
have moved to Strong where Bernard
will attend high school.
Donella Wright spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arth-
ur Wright.
Walter Kinds has had a crew OF men
pressing hay at Bert Heald's. >
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Blackwell are
the proud parents of baby boy born
October 23.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wing spent
Sunday In Madison at the home of
Mrs. Wings uncle, D. B. Viles.
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comfort to the bereaved family M.
Alice Johnson and Mrs. Chas o.
don sung two selections. The HAY
ers were: Mr.. Pike. Mr.. Lonola
Mr.. Stevens and Mr.. Gilman. all
Norridgewock. He was buried in n
family lot at Norridgewoek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barney va,
callers in Norridgewock recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Pickett a,
receiving congratulations over II,
birth of a daughter born Oct. -
II. l.. York and Chas. Tobey wa.
callers in Smithfield recently.
Mrs. Myra Otis has purchased n
Chas. Barney place.
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SMITfIFIELD

Wallace Morrow and family spent
Sunday with his brother Frank in Sid
ney.
The Independent-Repo Is for
sale at V. G. Cunliff's.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Mosher will be sorry to know that
their infant son in seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
DR.. J. d. Ames has begun work on
his drug store.
F. ID. Stevens is building a new
chimney in his home preparing to in
stall a one-pipe furnace.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Winegardner is quite i'll
with the prevailing epidemic.
A party of friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Durwood Mosher gathered at their
home Friday afternoon and tackled
and presented them with two quilts
A fine supper and general good time
was enjoyed by all.
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GOODYEAR
Tires, Tubes. Accessories
Gas-Oils
Authorized Ford Service
Stanley's Garage, V. T.. Stanley, Pro-


John Ardelle has purchased farm
near Winthrop and is to move his fam
lily there in the near future.
DR.. and Mrs. Tower returned Sun
day from Portland, where Mrs. Tower
has been visiting her parents.
Mems Wool Lined Goats at Jays.
A meeting OF the Norridgewock Lo-
cal Sweet Corn Growers Association
will be held on the afternoon of Nov
ember In GrangeHall. 2w43
Camille and Arlene Longley OF Fair
field were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alice Longley and Sunday the
family visited relatives in North Jay.
William Clifford is very seriously i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Turner and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. |. Mason and son,
Weston, of Liyermore, were guests OF
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FLAGSTAFF

Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Viles and two
daughters of Skowhegan spent the
week end with relatives here.
Sam Dawes has moved his famiiy
to one of r. ". Safford's houses on
Dead River from Anson Valley.
Palph Wing was business caller
in Augusta last week.
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GOODYEAR

Service Station
Used Cars. Battery Charging
Repairing. Accessories
TIRES. TUBES AND ACCESSORIES
N0rridge wOck Motor Go.
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"The Federal Power Commission
has authorized, since March l, 1921,
the Issuance oil licenses. for 2,549, 900
horse power. Projects aggregntlng
an investment OF approximately
SfOO, 900, 900 are already under con-
struction In New York, Alabama, WIS.,
consin, Oregon and California"
Secretary OF War Weeks