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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-05-12
CONCORD

Ernest Jackson went to North An
son last week to meet his brother
Forest who expected to go to the hos
pital for treatment.
DR.. Piper OF Scion was called to
see Mrs. Sylvester Healy. Mrs. Healy
had a bad cold but is on the gain.
viii Carl of Bingham, and mother
were called in town Sunday.
Frank Atwood went to New Port
land Sunday after Mrs. Agnes Bean
and daughter, Elsie. Mrs. Bean has
been to work for a Mr.. DeSilyer OF
New Portland since early last fall.
A one-arm man passed through town
Saturday trying to take up col ect-
ion to help get started into some bus
mess where he could earn a living.
Earl Huggin went to North Arson
after his sister Hazel to take care
of their mother.
Lizzie and Olive Jackson went to
North Arson Friday to call on their
grandmother.
BerUBery was at work on the Mar
tina Washington school house all of
last week.
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and the burdens of life grew greater.
ooh. dear want to die. when | get
so | cant work and it seems as tho
those words were APPLY spoken. finish
ing his life's work on Saturday rest
ing on the Sabbath as he had done
all his long life, his wife coming home
from a call on near neighbor found
him reading his Bible.
As he YEARLY toiled up the stairs
all unconsc ously for the last time
doubtless Angels waited to him the
words of our Saviour We'll done. thou
good and faithful servant thou hast
been faithful over few things | will
make thee Ruler over many; enter
thou into the joys of thy Lords"
\ great sorrow came into Mr.. Cool
eys lie about on year ago in the
death of his foster daughter Mrs. Tru-
man Carl. who passed away IN carly
was greatly endeared.
The services were held at his late
home on lower Main street. Scion, Sal
urday at 10 a. m. Rev Mr. Moore ct
ficiated All of his surviving chill
dren We're present excepting his oldest
son Alden. whose residence is IN
known also several grandchildren. \
large circle OF acquaintance and rel
atiyes assembled To pay their respects
to one VINO had been in their midst
for many wears The sympathy of
the community goes out to the widow
n her sudden and great sorrow.
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MADISON CENTRE

Mrs Nellie Hayden Dana of All
gusta is stopping With Ms. wilson
n her cottage at the Lake
Willard French OF Bangor was the
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ".
!. French. Monday. Came to bring his
laughter and fam ~ who are to spend
he summer IN the Haynes cottage nj
lakewood.
Nearly all of the ladies at Madison
entire attended the Sunshine meeting
Il Mrs Wayland Mantcr's last Thurs
lay There were fifty present Two
tufts were made besides other WORK.
\ bountiful dinner WAS served. 1t be
ng the annual meeting the following
ulcers were chosen: president, Mrs.
Walter Bird. 1st vice-president Mrs.
Forest Luce; End president, Mrs.
Howard Patten. secretary. Miss Olive
Hayden; treasurer MIS-. Forrest Luce
,hapla II, Mrs Howard Patten; sick
committee, Mrs Waylon Manter, Mr..
cred Davis. Mrs. Lizzie Spear; work
committee. Mrs Nesta VILE. Mrs. SEES
;ions, Mrs Alta BoWrll \ business
meet ng was held. All enjoyed the
lay and adjourned To meet with Miss
olive Hayden the first Thursday in
lune.
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EAST POND

Mr. and Mrs AL Roaex of IIollowell
aud Mrs. Bickford and Mrs, Bcssey
of Oakland were Sunday callers at
Fred Brooks.
Frank Rowe and family were Sun
day visitors at Milford Tibbetts in
Norridgewock.
Fred Brooks is working at Somer-
set camps
Fred Messer and / TIE niece of An
gnsta were callers at Alton Rowe's
Sunday.
n. ~ Boynton was in SkowheGan TO
see his daughter, Mrs Abbie Mitchell
who is in Somerset Hospital. He found
her resting comfortably
Edd Perry of Oakland was a Sun
day visitor at his fathers, Charles
Perry's.
Cora Fisher of Mad son passed a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Murray of
Fairfield were Sunday visitors at Nell
son Rowe's.
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SOITH MADlSNN

Blaine Dickinson and Daniel We
Oft made a bus ness "trip To SkdWhe-
gan the first of the Woct
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace NcEeuucy afe
'eceiying congratulations on The AT
'ival of "A new boy born NaY In.
Mr. and Mrs. \. H. Ward attended
services at Madison SUNDAY morU.ne
Eugene Danforth and Albert CHIP
nan were callers at the home o. j.
W. w lis the first Of the week.
Frank Davis of Skowhcean WAS fhe
week end guest of friends in tins
place.
Harold McKenncy is working II
SkowhCgan.
Laurice Howes has been helping
lanes Wills with his springs work
MIR and Mrs Eugene Haskell. Who
returned from Florida short time
fgo, were callers recently at the home
If her brother, J. W Blackwell.
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Holt and returned to the home of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Holt last
week.
Rev. J. F. Taylor and Rev. William
Dudley will rod a meeting at the
oak Hill schoolhouse next Sunday,
May 18th at 230 p IN. 1t is many
months since Mr.. Taylor was able to
mold a meeting and we hope there
Will be good attendance next Sun
day, All are very cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rowe return
ed to their home in Oakland iast week
after visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. c. Palmer.
Mrs. Edwin Francis and little girl
lelma passed Sunday afternoon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Tay-
lor.
Rev. and Mrs. J. f. Taylor enter
tanned relatives from Scion and Show
hogan last Sunday.
Erwin Palmer purchased another
COW recently.
0. {. Taylor is in very poor health
at present.
Mrs. E. p. Rodgers and children and
~ htothci Mfs, Elld ffeueIlCh dlSO
W. w Dexter were callers at E. c.
Palmer's recently.
George Kicker and son Archie of
Portland have been guests the past
week at the home of Mrs, Bertha
Worthen
Hiram Savage passed few days in
Portland recently and purchased a
horse VIII lie there
Mrs. George Conley has been con-
fined To her home the past week with
a very severe cold.
Irving Morrill, and family passed
Sunday with relatives in Mercer.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Owens have recovered from chicken
pox and arc attending school again.
Ruth Holt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Holt is slowly recovering from
an attack of pneumonia. Merl Holt
has also been quite i'll with severe
cold.
Mrs. H +. Bates returned home last
week from Mercer where she was call
ed to attend her little niece, Addie
Taylor, who was very sick with pneu-
monia but is fast recovering now.
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RIVER ROAD

Mrs, Isabelle Lachance visited her
brother Sunday.
The friends of Mrs Joseph Maxwell
extend their deepest sympathy in her
great bereavement.
Mr., and Mrs G. +. Badger of Corn
vile and Mr.. and Mrs. Dnsmore from
town were Sunday callers at l.. c.
Brittons.
Mrs. Eva Chase has been visiting
relatvs in ranaan
Mrs. Frank Gamicr is spending a
few days in Boston.
Nathan Boyle made trip to Au-
gusta Sunday
Robert Davis of Bingham has moved
onto the Andrew McInnis farm which
he recently purchased.
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fContriblitpdA


GHh1lrt p. Cooley. one OF Solon'S
nll.=f rrs DENTS met with a serious
.,t.dea8 Sunday evening. May l. by
flIHa down flight of sta rs in his
uan hH1-o. causing conclusion Of the
h"fa sr1w which he never rail- ed
.ri 1a=s.d on Wednesday at noon
ST.. Cooley WAS born in 81. Adams
iu '=et l0t n an early age his pa
rrrt. mtfod 10 Bingham lie came
a.. .a#a pioneer stock his parents
hair. pr sag the first settlers Of Bling
l.w Hr WIS one of a family of
.ourt.aH On ldren of whom only three
sun G. b.m
ln sssf. nnhood he was united in
u.,.r=Isee 90 Miss Esther Gilman also
of r.Hefa" and after one year spent
I'm C4#8rrH 'hov establ shed their
humc . South Bingham on the farm
now occupied hv c. p. Gilman Nine
chflae#n rua 10 bless their union all
of wGam We'd To grow to man and
w0manho.T eNecpt little Charlie whom
they lsf8 aWaY in deep sorrow at the
age nf fe., Years In 1884 MIR. Cooley
exchanged his farm property in Bling
ham tory i.D SlNIn Weston farm in
Athens art ged his family there.
ln Ile ..- & = wife passed away and
thc t1Hnvma november he was unit
el - mar e. IN Miss Katie Garrett
of NheuS. VIA has been his devoted
and constant companion in the sun
a,t 1t hi iIts And to whom he
ott.n remarked -- Il Is strength tailed
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-05-12
BLACKWELL

Mr.. and Mrs Everett Salley with his
mother were in Skowhcean Sunday
last calling on relatives. + is eE=
pected that Tlson Sallcy who has
been critically II al Somerset hospital
for many weeks. will be sufficiently
able to return to his home quite soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred T.. Davis were
weekend guests of relatives. in Albion.
NJ. p. WEIGH of Strong is al the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
+. WEIGH for me.
Mrs. Sentil Richards and Young som
of Skowhegan have been visiting re
recently atthe home Of her sister, Mrs
Coles Richards
Mrs. w. l.. Manter and children
were Weekend guests at the homo oi
her mother Mrs Caroline C1rl -
Madison.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-05-12
SHARKS

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Sterry of Show
hogan were recent callers of his
father, Llewellyn Sterry.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
David Locke died last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Whipple recentl'
visited at his home in Norridgewock
Harry Dudley has returned homo
from the hospital where he has beef
for the past-th months for treat
ment. H s friends are glad to see him
at home again.
Mrs. Kate Bracket and grand
daughter of Madison visited friends il
town the first of the week.
Mrs. Bert Farrand of Mercer wal
the week-e end guest of relatives il
town.
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The Interesting News Of
son1erset's Busy Towns
s,RIEY POND-CANAAN

:. and Mrs. X, C. Woodland went
NJ rl,reenyjlle last Wednesday where
:. " will pass several days in the
y .. Of their son Frank Woodward.
u VIZ Nelson and Theo Chadbourne
b b, 70 Madison last Tuesday where
PM a bovo been digging a lead pipe
for Elmer Towne.
rs w, & Page were callers in
4 vicinity recently.
:, r.rI Strickland and M. E. Gleason
e hauling cedar logs to Skowhe-
: lost Monday to Thompson's mill.
.nss Althea Gleason was visitor
har aunt's Mrs. l.. w. Ames at the
haze last week.
n,r and Mrs. Charles Bryant are
s;ng some of their household goods
west pittsfeld where they will live
~ her sister Mrs. Laforest Bryant.
rred A. Nelson from P,ttsfield was
aaIer Al L. A. Nelson's last Tues
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John Bridges and wife spent Sum-
day in Eustis.
o. Blanchard has brought big REQ
closed car and it is a beauty.
Carroll Mooers has finished working
for A. N. Williams and has gone up
on the Preserve.
Everett Hall, wife and two children
who have been stopping at Big Island
since last fall are the guests of Mrs.
Halls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Smart.
Carl Raymond who is employed at
North New Portland was at home over
Sunday
Dale White who is employed by the
y. A. M Co., was guest of his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scrib-
ner, Saturday and Sunday.
Guy Sedgeley was in Eustis Sun
day.
Fred Hutchins and Charles Phillips
are painting o, Blanchard's house.
d. l.. Fotter. wife and son. also l.. A.
Knowles, wife and son took an auto
ride to North New Portland Sunday in
Mr. Fotter's new Studebaker car.
Frank II. McLain of the S M. Co.,
has got new Franklin roadster.
Mrs. J. F. Hough of Phillips was a
recent guest of Mrs Laura A. Lee.
j. +. Voter and wife of Kingleld was
the guests of relatives in town Sunday.
Charles W. Norton of Pennington
was in town recently on business.
Bernard Tibbitts was the guest of
friends in Kingfield over Sunday.
nj ATnnrn down
Mrs. Ella J. Blanchard of Farming
ton has been in town recently coming
in her new Packard limousine car.
NJ SIS Verna Jones has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Phil Porter in King
field recently.
Sylyanus Masterman is taking F. L.
Fosters place at the S. M. Co, while
Mr.. Foster has gone to Portland on a
business trip.
Leland Tague is clerking for Ray L.
LISTENERS & Co.
II. II. Landers took load of H. H.
goods to Bradford one day last week
in his new Packard truck.
Earl w. Savage of the Buick Co.,
Lewiston. has been in town demon
strating the G. NJ. c. truck.
Frank l.. Foster took an auto trip
to Eustis Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs. Erma Por-
ter who recently moved to Kingfed,
will be sorry to learn that she had
to have one of her fingers amputated
recently.
Clara Savage has been sick with an
attack of Indigestion but is better and
returned to her work at the company's
boarding house.
Pete Townsend is building new
garage and O. Weeks is assisting him.
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ANSON CENTER

DR.. Piper of Scion was called tC
Walter Bookers Friday in consultat
ion with DR.. Marston, the attend nj
physician Mr. Booker having been il
failing health for several months is
now seriously i'll. Mrs. Clyde Nc
Laughlin and Ed Hodgdon of North
Arson are the nurses on the case a.
present.
Friends of William Mitchell of the
Valley will be panied to learn that he
remains critically i'll. DR.. Young o.
Skowhegan was called to visit him re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Hamilton and Miss
Christine Cushion were calling or
friends here Sunday.
Dion Gordon and son. Louis of Mad
ison were in town Saturday.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-05-12
MEST EMRnEN

There will be an entertainment ant
box social at the Washington school
house on Friday evening, May 30.
Mr. and Mrs. L'nwood Berry and
children were guests of John Fletcher
and family at North Arson Sunday
The Washington school began May
9th after a weeks vacation for tern
of six weeks which will he taught by
Miss Gladys Cooper of West Madison
The Emerson school began May 9th
after a weeks vacation for a term O.
six weeks with Christie Moulton
teacher.
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RRoWN'S CORNER. CANAAN

The farmers are busy with their
spring sowing and planting.
Dennis Knights and party of Athens
passed Monday with his mother, Mrs.
Andrew Welch.
Mrs. Celia Fernald IS visiting in the
home of her sister, Mrs. Eta Stidman
IN Hartland.
Cecil Lancaster and family Of Cor
lima passed Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Maria Lancaster at Slab City
Mrs. Jane Hall went 10 Hartland
Monday where she will rema' n for "A
line as her daughter and husband
Mr.. an Mrs. Heben Ogden are located
there.
Miss Ruth Viles Of Skowhegan pass
ed the weekend with Miss Anna Por-
ter.
Horace Hayden of Athens was in
this place on business last Thursday.
Nelson Rowe and Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Rowe of Pittsfield We're Wis tors
in the home of Mrs Addie Goodwin
Sunday.
Mrs. Maude Burrill, who sustained
injuries in the recent auto accident
very much improved
Mrs Olive Wright and sons, Dwight
and Earle have moved from "Slab
City" into the S G. Burrill rent sit
nated on the Browns Corner road
Ralph Cover and wife are to move
the present week on to his fathers
arm situated in Skowhegan.
Mr. and Mrs. George lIaYhurst of
Waterv He were at Ivory Burrills
sunday
Our r. +. D. carrier Mr. Elliot has
purchased Ford car.
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CANAAN

H. and Mrs. Carl Nelson accom-
hied by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Itov took an auto trip to Monroe,
|nday where they were the guests
|vrs Diekeys parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
|rts.
H. and Mrs. Norman Randing and
H. son of Lewiston are guests of
|aiiyes IN town.
H. and Mrs. Ivan Holt of Clinton
70 guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Sson several days last week.
berey Kelley of Milo is passing the
I,mer with his uncle Elmer Kelley.
Harvey Harris, a student at c. c. l.,
|,erylle. and schoolmate Mr.. Gates
guests of his parents Mr.. and Mrs
b. Harris.
A. Moody left Friday for a bust
trip to Boston.
arl Nelson, Clarence Dickey and
nv Cool took an auto trip to Eustis
return Saturday.
and Mrs. A. J. Keene who came
from Rhode Island a few years
and purchased and fitted up the
aan house are moving their house
goods to Rhode Island where
will reside. Mrs Fannie Drawn
accompany Mrs. Kane as far as
Igvlle. Mass. for a visit with her
=. Mrs Perley Cover.
py. and Mrs. Frank Worcester OF
hbay and MIS-. Alice Worcester of
Harbor were recent guests Of
sister and daughter Mrs. Leland
ell
he'd Nelson attended the meeting of
Grand Lodge of Masons at Port
last week.
H. Harold Salisbury entertained
brother Mr.. Rines of Gardiner
Sunday.
r. and Mrs. Fred Loveioy and lit
bon Robert motored from Farming
Sunday where they were guests
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.n
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ST, ylIBANS

Mr. and Mrs Moses Watson and Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Hanson from Dexter
were visiting relatives N town Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Nutter Of Corinna
were callers in town Sunday.
Morrill, of Harmony has leased a
building OF Ed Martin and opened a
garage.
Grin Parkman who has been located
n Texas for three years, arrived Tues
day to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Parkman.
Mrs Annie Vining who has been
spending the winter in Boston is eX-
pected this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Qumby of Cor
ma were callers in town Sunday.
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l0NCORD

he Oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. e
Howes got his hand and arm quite
Prely burned last week. DR.. Hop
Of Bingham is attending him.
|oScoe Smith Of Moscow was in
b Sunday looking for a housekeep-
Mrs. Smith is in the Kennebec
ley Hospital at Skowhegan where
is recovering from a severe opera
She is quite improved in health
expects to return home this week
rs Rose Howes is at Lexington
Ping her two sons Lauriston and
For Howes and her daughter Mrs
nOnd c. Dillon. y
Fter Goodell has moved onto the
|andel Chase place.
l. Young and lady was in town
Hat.
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LEXINGTON

Miss Shirley Allbee was unable to
attend school Monday and Tuesday on
account of sickness. Miss Helen
Sargent came home Tuesday sick.
Both of these young ladies are stu
dents of Arson Academy.
Mrs. Leola Webb went to Kingfield
Tuesday 10 nurse.
Mr. and Mrs. David Pinkham went
10 New Portland Sunday TO see her
father who is sick with congestion of
the lungs.
Mrs Lettice Bradbury and son Al
vim of North Arson were the guests of
her brothers A. J. and c. S. Allbee and
family over Sunday.
fire WAS started Sunday in d. d.
Pinkham's pines just above the house
which burned over quite a piece of
ground on his farm and burned a lit
tie on Mrs. Josie Allbee and Lena
Clark's timber lots. Many thanks
are extended the men that came to
fight the fire for their quick service.
Charles Could has purchased the
Ford car of Mason Luce.
Lesl e Pinkham has been quite sick
the past week with a bad cold.
Vim. Blake of Dead River was a
visitor of G. S. Rllbee's Sunday.
George Stafford and family of East
New Portland was in town Sunday to
get their new sulky pillow which they
have purchased of A. J. Allbee, the
agent for John Deere Machinery Co.
Lauriston Howe sold pair of draft
horses TO Mark Bigelow of Concord
the first of the week.
Mrs Lucy Church. II and daughter
Lillian of kingield is spending a few
days with her uncle Rufus Gould
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MAiB0NS MILLS


IS. Emma CULVER and daughter,
Bertha Gulliver, who have been
|ng a son, w. S. CULVER. returned
Der home in Foxcro.t by Monday
moon train.
|me of the children of w. p
|herbee have been reported i'll
ionsilitis during the past week
F and Mrs. Charles futile ac-
panied by Mrs Della often, of Wa
\ lie, motored to Augusta last Fri
70 be present at a birthday DIN
party at the home of Mrs. Tuttle's
| er and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
u given in honor of the sixteenth
|day Of their twin daughters.
Il Sophia King. who has been car
|OF the SEX in Frankfort has re-
and her daughter, Miss Amelia
VINO has been attending school
IOOKs returned with her.
EMS OF Mr. and Mrs. John Groves
prs. Schuyler Burrill, of Canaan.
shocked to learn of the sad ac-
which occurred and extend sin
regrets and sympathy.
Corson of Athens V sited her
'c1Ie Corson, a few days recent
and Mrs. Henry Dillingham; of
OsSroad visited on Saturday with
sn' Mrs. Frank Green, on the
road, and Sunday were call
Mrs. Dillingham's mother. Mrs.
Austin. in East Skowhegan.
ana Mrs William Earl. who
from New Brunswick and bought
IVORY homestead farm received
ldot Sunday from Mr.. and Mrs
uraY and small daughter, En-
Madison Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn
ana Mr. Aaron Price. of East
WI and Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
ana sons, Berry and Turney Of
uer road this town, all New
wick people
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C0MRER'S INN

L. a Piper of Jackman took dinner
here Monday on his way to Skowhe-
gan also he, accompanied by two
other gentlemen had dinner there on
his return home.
Z. f. Folsom of Bingham took din
ncr here Wednesday.
The Farmers telephone was install
ed hero last week.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-05-12
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ana Mrs. w C. Mower and sons
ana Kenneth of Dexter, Mr.. and
losiI { Fletcher and daughter
H. VII and Mrs. Abel f.. Thomp-
H. Mrs. Kate c. Holbrook of
|a'sdil We're guests last Sunday
nome OF their brother W. c.
| ana family All the family
TeSehl with the exception Of
- hgibroOk, son of Mrs. Kate
IM now employed in New
'uu Miss Marion Thompson,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Abel f.
s, sgn It was a very pleas
ali anu n'oo" e''''
Holi has finished his duties
l'ne Of Mr.. and Mrs l. c.