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BINGH

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Schoppe and Mrs.
Marta Savage spent last week at
Pleasant Pond.
Parties who have been up to the
poad for an evenings fishing, have
not yet met with very much luck as
yet
The food sale at Mrs. Viola Colby's
an Friday afternoon by the Century
Club was q success a lot of good
things were brought and everything
sold
r. F. Curtis. Vulcanizing, next to
Skowhegan Garage Skowhegan.
Robbie Sands has a new Ford truck
with which he is doing the express and
ather trucking business.
Taylor Brothers and II II are nav
ing put down a new concrete platform
in front of their store.
There were about twenty present at
The Congregational church circle held
In the vestry on the afternoon of the
9Th. 1t was voted to give $25 to
the church business committee to aid
IN paying expenses. Mrs. Blanche
Gordon who had charge of the en-
tertainment for the afternoon had pro-
yided singing by the members and
three readings. one by Mrs. Lottie
Taylor, one by Mrs. Josephine Saw
yer and one by Mrs Alice Goodrich.
Homemade candy was served by Mrs.
Essie Campbell.
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ATHENS ROAD

Many friends of Mrs. Charles White
will be sorry to know she IS quite i'll.
Mrs. Sumner Ellis who has been a
patient at Somerset Hospital has SO
far recovered as to be able to go to
her home on the Athens road.
Miss Gladys Barron of Concord is
the guest Of her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Bigelow.
Roscoe Bigelow and Willis Blanch-
ard were in Pennington on business
Friday.
Samuel Rollins of Concord Is the
guest of his daughter Mrs. r. G. Bige-
low.
Mrs. Maurice Magoon and her two
children, Marion and Maurice. have
gone to Freeport to visit with her
sister Mrs. Elsie Stowell
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SOLON

Joseph BlaisdelI, former princf-
pal of Scion high school was in town
Saturday. Mr. Blaisdells mother and
sister were with him.
Myron Jewett, d. D. G. M. and
Merle Stevens left here Monday noon
for Portland where they will attend
the Grand Lodge of F. and A. NJ
Webster Bennett has moved ris fam
lily down to the farm known as the
Vittum place now owned by A. O.
Head.
Mrs. Julia Holt is spending part OF
this week in Madison and Norridge-
wock
Mss Geneva Hunnewell will enter
tain her Sunday school class at her
home Monday evening
]. Morris. Lane was in town the last
part of the week.
Fred Merrill has a new Ford touring
car.
Eliphalet Cooley one of Soion's
oldest citizens had an i'll turn last
Sunday evening and fell down stairs
receiving injuries from which he re-
mains critically i'll.
Mrs. Clara Jewett and son have
inst moved into the house they pur-
chased of Aston Rowell
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EAST NEW PORTLAND

\ very interesting Farm Bureau
meeting was held at H. P. Jones farm
on Tuesday, April Goth. County Agent
c. A. Storer was present and demon
strated pruning and spraying. Prof.
/ Sweetser of Orono who is associate
professor of horticulture, was also
present and gave lecture on pests
and diseases of orchards and their
control. Prof. Sweetser also demon
strated spraying and the way in which
IT should be applied to the tree. There
were thirty-five at the meeting includ-
ing some from Lexington and Guy
Williams, county leader of boys clubs
and fourteen of his pupils from No.
Arson. 1t was an interesting and
instructive meeting and East New
Portland members of the Farm Blu
reau feel proud that they have one of
the largest and most enthusiastic
branches in the county.
The Senior class of the high school
repeated their drama Patty Makes
Things Hum" at West New Portland
last Friday evening, to a full house. A
dance followed the play 1t is esti-
mated that $40 were cleared
The directors of Carrabassett Co
operative Creamery Co held meeting
at the Creamery, Saturday evening for
the purpose of transacting business.
The matter of collectors was cons d.
cred. All of the old ones are to be
retained in their present position and
Harry Gordon has been added to the
list. He has purchased new truck
and will collect on the New Vineyard
and Kingfield routes. The last named
route has recently been established, /
1t was voted to accept no sour cream
from customers who put up no ice. /
The factory is to be repaired this sum-
mer.
Miss Ida, Gowell who has been V sit
ing in Belgrade has returned home.
Charlie Gordon has purchased a new
runabout car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Carl and chill
dren of North Arson visited at Charles
Holbrook's Sunday. The Carls will
leave for California May 9th, where
they will establish their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Williamson Wis
tied at D. w. Emery's Sunday.
Mrs. Flora Boynton has gone to
Cumberland Mills to visit her son,
DWlSHt anu IdHiily lor HoHth'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Skillings of
Turner spent the week end with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Emery.
William Gordon of Madison visited
his daughter, Mrs. l.. A. Davis last
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Starbfrd of
Scion were calling on friends here
Sunday, coming IN their new seven
passenger Haines car
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COLES CORNER-ATHENS

George Scribner has lately purchas-
ed a fine work horse.
John Tufts attended the dance at
East Madison Saturday night.
Irwin Hanson went to Burdens Cor
ner one day last week to get his car
out of storage.
Victor Davis is working for Earl
Ward and Verne Davis is working for
Irwin Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cahill spent
Sunday at Fred Wards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Trafton spent
Sunday at Frank Aliens.
Mrs. Sherb Whittier has been having
company from Dexter.
Mrs. Hattie Giles is visiting in Madi-
son.
James Irwin and family spent Sun
day at Gustav Nelson's.
Harold hatcher started work on the
Harmony and Athens road Monday
with his new tractor.
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order thereon, three weeks successive
~ inithe Inder endemt Reporter, a news
paper printed at Skowhegan in the
county of Somerset. the last publica-
ton to be not less than thirty days be-
fore. the next term of this Court to
be holden at Skowhegan. within and
forr said County of Somerset. on the
third Tuesday of September A. d. 1921,
that he may then and there appear in
sam Court and answer to said suit IL
hes see fit.
Attest>I
w. T.. SEEKINS, Clerk.
tAhstract of PLAINTIFFS WRIT
date of Writ, February 1. 1891.
Adj damnum, $200.00
Writ returnable asd entered at the
April Term, 1921.
Action of assumpsit Declaration,
fount on, account annexed and the
money counts.
w. b. PIERCE,
Dexter, Maine.
Attorney for Plaintiff
A true copy of the order of Court,
with abstract of writ.
Attest:
3w1S W. T. SEEKINS Clerk
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WHEREAS. Isabel Wheefock %
Skowhegan in the County of Somerset
and State of Maine, by her mortgage
deed dated October %, 1919 and "a
corded' In Somerset County Registry Of
Deeds. Book 1858, Page 80, conveyed to
me, tho, Undersigned. a certain parcel Of
req estate situated in Skowhegan in
sa ~ County of Somerset and bounded
ann described as follows:--it being
1eftain tshct Of land situated in said
Skownegan, II being a part of Lots Nos.
Al and SE on plan made by Samuel
stewart and bounded as follows: Com
mencings At stake and stones ana
about one rod from a culvert norm,
II being the Southeast corner of + j.
Richardson's field, thence running West
on the South line OF f.. b. Richardson
land 60 the Southwest corner OF said
Richardson's field on the line fence
now standing and from said corner on
the margin of said Richardson's held
North until 1t intersects the East line
of land owned by Florence Goodrich;
formerly owned by Nathan Lyon and
by land formerly owned by Nlrell
Holt, now owned by Chester Perkins
South by land of william Hayden. SID
ney Pooler and Sarah Woodbury. to the
road leading by Schoolhouse in distf,et
No. IL Notwithstanding the iot
where the schoolhouse now stands, !,
being eight rods North and South ana
five rods in width and the lot is no" en-
closed by wire fence, as long as saIu
lot Is occupied by schoolhouse To-
school purposes; and -,
WHEREAS, the condition OF . saw
mortgage has been broken: Nv
THEREFORE,, by reason of the brea,"
of the condition thereof claim lore
closure of said mortgage.
SHEPHERD H. SWAIN
By Butler. & Butler, I'D
Sw1s
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MERCER

Ivory Tracy, formerly Of this town,
visited his brother David and family
last week.
Mrs. ]. W. Bacon who has been very
i'll with tonsiIitis for two weeks is just
able to be up around the house at this
writing.
Paul Chamberla n was called to Can
ton April 25 by the critical illness OF
his father f. C. Chamberlain a for
mer resident of this town. who IS
suffering with double pneumonia.
Clyde Dunton and family moved to
their new location in Winthrop last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morse have
taken possession OF their new home in
the village.
Word was received here the first OF
the week of dhe tragic death of John
GROVES of Canaan, who was killed
while riding in his automobile. Partic-
ulars' are not known at this writing
Mr.. Groves lived in Mercer quite a
number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Haskell of Nor
ridgewock were Sunday visitors at
David Tracy's.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Goodwin and
little son of Madison called on friends
in town Sunday.
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STARKS

Edd, Woodkirc has returned home
from New York where ne has been
visiting for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Hiram Nichols of An
son were recent guests of his mother
Mrs. Margaret Nichols.
Angie oliver who is employed in
Portland is at home for short vaca-
ton.
Harris and Anna Farrand of Mer-
Ger were week end guests OF relatives
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Collins of An
son recently visited at w. II. Duleys.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Locke are re-
ceiving congratulations over the re-
cent arrival of little daughter.
Mrs. e. e. Frederic made business
trip to Skowhegan last week.
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AySOy CENTER

Mrs. Ella Davis who has been
spending the past two weeks with
relatives here was called to Vassal-
boro, Friday by the illness of her sons
wife.
For the first time since sour focal
mail route was established our mail
man is using an automobile for de-
Iivering the mail. Needless to say
he makes the trip in two or three hours
less time thar usual.
Drs. Milliken and Marston were pro-
fess,onal callers last Saturday.
Simeon Spencer who recently pur-
chased farm in Norridgewock- was
in town Wednesday after load of
household goods. His daughter Mrs,
Kate Luce returned home with him.
Mr.. Spencer is we'll pleased with the
location OF HIS new home.
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NORTH ANS0N

The Senior play IAN On Account
of Polly win be given by Arson
Academy students at Kennebec Hall,
Bingham. May 9th and at Music Hall,
North New Portland on May 18th. The
following is the cast of characters :
Baldwin Beverly, John Pratt; Har-
kins, Gwendoline Wing; Mrs. Bever-
ly-Hazel Crymble: Mr.. Beverly. AL
fred Holbrook; Mr. Young, Carleton
Wentworth; Hortense, Eleanor Mitch
ell; Geraldine, Doris Clark; Polly
Perkins, Regis Carr, ~; PetersHart-
leigh, Esma Hackett; Mrs. Feather
stone, Emily Wentworth: Mrs. Chad
field. Laura Chapman; Marie, Audrey
Fenlason; Miss Rembrandt. Alice Mo
Lean; Miss Bushnell, Hazel Higgins;
Pudgy. Ethel Smith Tommy. Eva
Booker. S@s'~ IS
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WEST MOSCOW

Ruel Gates was at home over Sun
day.
Leo Hill has been having quite a
serious time, with a sore, hand. but 1t
is much better at this writing.
Clyde Dunton began work with the
road machine Monday morning.
Several people have been to Chase
Pond fishing and they report that the
luck Is fire.
Mrs. Melviha Fitsimmons Is visit
ing relatives i'm town.
There will be a box social in the
Washington schoolhouse Friday even
ing, May 9Th. All are invited to
come and bring boxes.
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DOUTH sOLON

The Central Maine Potato Co. start
ed their tractor farming on their
South Scion farm, Monday.
Adams Bros. are pressing hay for
Mr.. Stevens who has sold his farm to
Mr.. Jones of Skowhegan.
Hiram Irwin, who is in very feeble
health is stopping at d. w, Jewett's
Omar Huff of Athens was in town
buying yeals last week.
Born April 9th, to the wife of Carl
Adams a son.
The first trip of the mail carrier
by auto was made last Monday.
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PUGH CORNER

Gardiner Mason has been visitor
of his daughters Mrs. Charles Bagley
recently.
Urban Sleeves has sold his' farm to
Calvin Jones. Mr.. Jones and family
will take possession at once. Mr..
Sleeves and wife will go to Madison
for the present.
Miss Florence Gaynor Is in Madison.
While there she will be operated on
for tonsils.
Lloyd Adams and family have NOV
ed into the Morrison rent at East
Madison.
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EAST POND

Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell and
daughter were Sunday guests at Mrs.
Mitchell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. N.
Boynton.
Mr. and Mrs. Selden Rowe and daugh-
ter were Sunday visitors at E. H.
Rowes.
Fred Brooks family are all sick with
bad colds.
Mrs Dean Bulmer passed few days
last week with her mother Mrs Fred
Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Marston of
Rockport passed few days with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Marston.
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GOODYEAR
TIRES. TUBES. ACCESSORIES
HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS
Z. Z. FOLSO M

Mrs. Arlie Pooler and Mics Sydney
Dubois of Pleasant Pond were recent
Iy In town.
Report of Century Club meeting and
election of officers held on Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. F. H. Colby
will appear next week.
Marley Bean has been engaged in
hauling the clay and dirt from the ex-
eayation for Padham Bros. garage.
The dump was made just this side of
Woodie Sanborn's house over the high
bank. When dumping one load last
Wednesday, the whole mass slid down
about twenty feet taking both cart
anA horses. When 1t stopped the
horeses were nearly on top of the cart
md partly buried In dirt. The cart
VnA dragged out and the horses rolled
over and came out unhurt.
Mn and Mrs. H. B. Whipple who
Have spent the winter in Californ a
are now homeward bound. They
made the journey to San Diego in their
Ford car. On the return trip they
M4ya planned to leave California Fri
day. April 10Th for New Orleans where
they will spend two days Then by
= flye days steamer trip to New York
At which place they visit Mrs. Whip
Die's sister before returning home.
i. Mrs. Belle Williams who has also
spent the winter in San Diego, will
remain a few weeks longer than she
5Atended until her niece Annie Colby
u more fully recovered from a very
GnF3Ous Illness
Robert Wood was wheeled up street
~ his wife in a wheeled chair one
Dlaogant afternoon of last week. Mr.
W4od has been unable to walk for
MT time.
&9rf Folsom has purchased of the
fBhs Mbtor Company of~Madison a
49, 'Oldhfnobfle Four automobile.
me Bingham Union Library acknow-
Indkes with thanks the receipt of
'Dpoks within the past week as fol-
Nws: Six new books from Mrs. Mel
he Robinson; fourteen from Mr.. and
Hrs. James Christie Of bingham,
Mass, including a woman's book on
parliamentary law, and thirteen books
q recent fiction. Mrs. Fannie Ma
honey has given fourteen books. Har-
"a, Coleman.
!. The library also have fifty books
ftom the State library which are loan
r, for six months and will be kept
y the small case near the door.
!, II. and Mrs. Afnsley Moore went
q Arockton, Mass. where they expect
g ind employment.
Kr., and Mrs. Joseph Bachelor are
entertaining Mr.. Bachelder's parents
from Harmony.
Rev. G. w. Robinson will give an
illustrated lecture on India and its
millions Of Gods at the Congregational
church on next Sunday evening, May
nh, Everybody invited. Free.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Mckinley was badly hurt by being hit
Il the head by base ball during a
game between the Solons and Bing-
HAMS The game was close one,
the Bingham team won by a small
MArgin
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GOODYEAR
TIRES TUBE Il ACCESSORIES
GAS MOBILOILS
AUTH DRIED FORD SERN ICf


AUTHORIZED FORD SERVICE
SOLON GARAGE, Kendall cross, Prop.
Edwin Starbird has become the proud
owner of new Oldsmobile Roadster
automobile, having purchased the
same from the Clough Motor Company
of Mad son.
At Carratunk Theatre, Saturday
evening, May 18th: William Fox pre-
sents Tom Mix in THE Texan and
a Fox Sunshine comedy, "Wifie's
Caller"
Mrs. Pond of Old Town, Maine, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harold
Bruce for a short time.
Edgar Davis was visitor at Fred
Magoons Sunday. He is working
for Frank Adams at South Scion this
iseason.
b, F. Curtis, Vulcanzing, next to
SEowhegan Garage, Skowhegan.
the friends of Capt Charles With
lfpgtpn will be interested to learn
that q daughter has arrived at their
hofne In Greenville, S. C. Charles
sno1lt his summers here as a boy and
ydvng man and all his friends have
Me want recollections Of his, congrat-
tla tpcs ut this time.
At nAxt meeting of North Somer-
- "A ~ the first and second degrees
81 u inferred. AT the social hour
tire be pie social and the pro,
c(h6s be donated to Good Will
He Nm hoped there will be loi
81 1HS = DAople will be generous In
Ind ~ ~ Tor this worthy cause.
- O. Aedule has been changed
atdl wing here going South
ate ~ 40l m. and 1 p. M: going
NcrtE III In. and $50 .. m.
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MAINSTRE

The Mainstream Improvement CluD
held their first meeting of this year
Saturday evening, there was a good
attendance, and we are looking for
ward to a busy season.
Harry Kicker of St Adams was in
town Sunday calling ON friends and
relatives
Ellsworth Stevens is working for
Benjamin Grant.
Will Bunker has bought new auto
mobile.
Ralph Libby and family, were callers
at the home of VIM. Seekins Sunday.
Mrs. Lila Richards of West Ripley
called on Mrs. Clara Seekins Sunday
afternoon.
A number of our young people went
to the Falls Sunday MAY Day. accord
ing to their usual custom, and got a
quantity of Mayflowers arbutus.
Mrs. Hattie Batchelder, Hattie Dore,
and Henry Stevens went to Harmony
Saturday. to look after the business of
Frank Batchelder while Mr.. Batchel-
der and wife are on fishing trip to
Lake. Mabel Bane is quite
sick with a bad cold.
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STRATTON

A. A. Berry came out from the Pre-
serve for few days last week return
Ing Saturday. Charles Smart and
Vance Wilbur went with him.
p. G. Hall and George Hall are at
Spring Lake guiding a party that
came Saturday
Peter Mcvoy who has been down
river for a couple of months, has re-
turned.
Peter Cushman has a new REQ car
bought of the Morton Motor Co, Farm
ington.
Frank Moore has returned from his
trip down river.
i Frank w. Nutting has got back from
HIS trip to Lewiston.
Z GLADYS Jones has been the guest or
her sister Mrs. Clyde Hall recently
s. John E. Durrell, one of our most re-
spected citizens died very suddenly
wednesday night, April 11th. ssed 70
years. Masonic burial WA had at
the church Sunday WITH = pfnyer by
Rev. ]. T. Berry and the rsenains y ere
taken to New Sharon for hpriai. FIR
Tier details later.
Stephen Durrell and wife oil #hitlns'
Vile, MASS, fOTreSt II. w iu6 s8A 49,
of VIM and Robert and Helen Dur
reII who are attending schoolIn Purt-
land, were called here by the dea o.
John E. Durrell. .
Joe Berry has been on the Sick "
Tor a few days lately.
Peter Cushman and wife with One
Durrell and wife took an auto trfp =
Pennington. Saturday
Peter Cushman and wife left Weu'
nesday for the summers work up 'on
the Preserve.
DeIbert l.. Potter and family tooR
an auto trip to Rangeley Sunday IN
Mis- Studebaker Six.
Fred Lisherness and wife witL
Marion and Lawrence Blanchard tool
an auto trip down river Sunday.
Tim Kicker OF Kicker Bros. was II
Pennington recently on business.
Frank L. Foster took On. auto triI
10 Rangeley and Phillips Sunday.
Fred Therrien has gone up on tht
Z Preserve to work.
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News of Somerset's Busy Towns

Mrs. Thelma Tyner is helping out
at the boarding house for few days
this week.
DR.. J. e. Garland and family were
in town Sunday coming by auto.
Alton Labelle was called to King
field recently by the Illness Of his
mother.
f. L. Yose has moved to Kingiield
and Charles Potter has moved into the
rent vacated by Mr.. Vose.
Bert Stevens is down river for few
days.
f. II. Crosse was down river the first
of the week on business.
Workmen have begun TO install a
now blower system at the S. Mfg. Co
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,JACKMAN

The Rev. Palmer Of Portland occu-
pied the pulpit at the Congregational
Church both Sunday morning and
evening.
On Thursday night April 2Sth the
meeting. Following the election of
officers the outstanding notes were
paid and the mortgage burned. A
very dainty supper was served to
about so members. All reported a
very pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Williams are re-
ce wing congratulations on the birth
OF a daughter born Friday, April 29th.
Several signs have been posted In
town in regard to speed limit for autos
On Friday of last week traffic officer
p. L. Colby stopped about 20 cars for
running without licenses
Mrs. Efie Harrington OF Dover was
at the home of Mrs w. J. Elliott two
days last week with a line of fancy
goods
Mr.. Chaison has been in town for
the past week working with Mr.. Whal-
en- in making preparations to open up
the town hall for moving pictures this
summer. Their opening night will be
Friday, May 7th with "Hfs Majesty the
American" We all wish them success in
their enterprise.
Everett Nichols and family have ar
rived in town 1t is understood that
they have leased the garage formerly
run by VIM. Munster at Jackman Sta
ton.
DrssRodden, ofsSkowhegan has been
at the Moose. River House for the past
week for the practice Of dentistry.
p. A. Fortfer is building a new bak-
cry on Main street at Jackman Sta.
w. A. Taylor has been having new
plate glass windows put into the front
of his store at the village. This
makes a great improvement In the
looks Of the building.
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Rankrupt's Petition for Discharge

In the matter of Walter Stevens
Bankrupt. En- Bankruptcy.
To the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge OF
the District Court of the United ST ates
tor the District of Maine
WaEsi StsNens of Scion i'm the
County OF Somerset, and State of
Maine, in said District respectfully
representa-. that On the 18th day of
February, last past. he was duly adj
judged bankrupt under the Acts Of
Congress. relating to bankruptcy that
he has duly surrendered all his prop
erty and rights of property. and has
fully complied with all the require
ments Of said Acts and of the orders
OF sife. Ce1pt toUehfng his bankruptcy.
WMEREFORK HE PRAYS, That he
may be decreed by the Court to have
full discharge from all debts prov.
able against his estate under said
bankrupt Acts except such debts as
are excepted by law from such dis
charge
i Dated this roth day of April, A.
ID. 1921.
WALTER STEVENS
Hankrnnf
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/. G. Ills died April 80.

Mrs. Eliza Graffte is quite i'll at this
writing, She is cared for by her
daughteF-in-law Mrs. 8. f. Holden.
Her sister Mrs. Hannah Barney of
Fairfield also her daughter Mrs. VIII
Morr.ll Of Boston arrived Saturday.
Miss Este CathcMt who has been
working at the Holden house has gone
to st. George to visit her parents. She
expects to return to town in few
weeks;
Chester McDani4ls bakes and 'sefas
between forty and fifty quarts Of beans
every Saturday They are baked IN
the ground