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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-08-18

Don't tell everything you know or
you won't be able to come back for
the encore.
Ben Kinney left for Cumberland
Monday morning where he expects
to be employed.
Miss Olive Sullivan of Duluth was
visitor at the Tom Pratt residence
during the past week.
Chief of Police Ole Holm is CIV
ng his residence on West Fifth street
fine coat of paint.
Lawrence Arseneau has returned
to Superior after spending few
days visiting home folks
II
Mrs. Nesvold, of west Bayfield,
street is making some substantial
to her home.
Tony Major has been making some
extensive improvements on his resi-
dence on West Fifth street.
=
Mrs. Blexrude and children of
Hayward, are visiting at the home
of Mrs. A. Lindgren and family.
-
Miss Edna Estabrook returned
Tuesday from two weeks visit at
Bemidji, Mimi, with friends.
Mrs. Ford Perley, nee olga Froseth
of Ramsey, Mich, in this city visit
ing with relatives and friends.
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TIME EXTENDED

County Agent v. E. Brubaker
announces that the time for turn
ing orders for picric acid has been
extended from August 18th 10 Sep
TENDER 10th Picric acid is a war
salvage explosive which has been
turned over othe state and has
been loaded in the form of cartridges
and is being delivered 20 the farmers
Of Bayfield, county at price of
nine cents per pound. Any farmer
desiring picric powder for fall
blasting should get into communica-
ton with the County Agent at once.
The supply will be limited.
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CLEANUP SQUAD

There will be a Cleanup Squad at
Superior from Sept. 9Th to 10th, in
elusive, for the purpose of assisting
veterans of the late war who have
not received any compensation, and
who may have filed for same and did
not receive any consideration. For
further information see Post Com
mander Frank Stuhlman or Adj.
Chester Hanson, evenings at the
Legion rooms from 7 to s on Mon
days, Wednesdays Fridays.
Signed FRANK STUHLMAN,
Post Commander.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-08-18

Mrs. B. Viou visited Ashland
Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. George Young and daughter
Miss Laura Charron of Superior, are
visiting with friends in the city.
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Mrs. Harold Leighton has return
ed from Duluth and Superior where
she has been visiting for a week.
r.
People are never so happy as when
giving out ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS why
there is so much misinformation.
Harry and Edwin Sagen and Guy
Peterson, attended the picnic and
Gurnsey sale at Moquah, Monday.
-
The best way to teach boys the
decimal and percentage system is
to let 'em figure baseball averages
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; Cards are out for another of those
popular dances at the Enterprise
Club on Saturday night, Aug. goth.
-
Mrs. Chas. Wolfe and daughter Mary
left Monday for Huntsville, Mich,
on a visit with relatives and friends.
Roberte Nye of Minneapolis is
here and will spend the summer at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pratt
+
Miss Fern Perley returned from
an extended visit to Buffalo, N. Y.
and other points the first OF the
Week She reports a most enjoyable
trip.
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WHY NOT OWN YOUR OWN
Homo

We have recently taken over the
Mat Helkela house and lot opposite
the depot and we can sell it on ex-
ceedingly easy terms and cheap. Will
take $50 or 500 down, balance $40
or more per month. Here is your
chance to own your own property.
You owe this to your family. Take
advantage of this offer and commun-
icate with us at once. HARDY
RYAN ABSTRACT CO., Waukesha,
Wisconsin. 18-4t
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OLD MASSACHUSETTS DEAD

Word was received in the city yes
terday by Mrs. Frank Arseneau con-
veying the news of the death of
Mrs. Mike Maher at Wisconsin
Rapids. Death was due to cancer.
Mrs. Maher was one of the pioneer
residents of the city who moved to
Central Wisconsin some years ago
to make their home with her daugh-
ter Marguerite. She was well known
among the older residents of the city
an dthe news of her death will be a
sad blow to her many old friends.
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PERSONALS

Chas. Greene, of Bayfield,, was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Geo. Mcneil was a business visi-
tor in Ashland Tuesday.
-
Aft Olson went to Duluth the first
o fthe week for a few days visit.
County Treasurer Alfred Froseth
left Tuesday on a business trip to
Duluth.
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WISEMAN STARTS SUIT

j. w. Wiseman, agricultural
teacher, in the public schools during
the past year, has started suit
against the city of Washburn for
collection Of his wages. This
is the second suit started against
the city by a school teacher the first
suit having been dropped temper
arily.
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Rev. Herbert S. Magney from Ash
land will preach in the Swedish
church next Sunday, Aug. Fl, 1890
A. M. and also in the afternoon at
2:15. Welcome to all.
Harry and Levi Soshea, of Chicago
are in the city visiting at the home
Of their mother and friends. They
are associated with the Harrison
Paint Co. and are doing nicely.
F.
Miss Mae Miller left this morning
for Amery on a two weeks visit with
relatives and friends. Her sister,
Mss Olive will look after her duties
at the American express Office during
her absence.
Carl Anderson has returned to
Milwaukee after visiting with rela-
tives and friends for q short time.
Miss Irene Carlson, Of Bayfield,, is
visiting at the home of Emil Dahl
and family.
f.
Miss Leona Koenig who was con-
fined in the General hospital at Ash
land few days was brought home
Friday. Her many friends will be
pleased to learn that she is getting
along nicely. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. John Starr left
Friday morning by auto for Wis
consin Rapids where they will visit
about two weeks. They expect to
visit Stevens Point and Milwaukee
before returning home.
-
Carl Krumrey and wife of Ply
moth, have been visiting in the city
during the past week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Doyle. The
Doyles met these people at Long
Beach during the past winter.
+
Mrs. Harry Wieman returned Mon
day from two months visit with her
daughter in Colorado. While
away she visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Florer, at Wilmington, Del,
and other former Washburn friends.
Mrs. Art. Peterson and grandson,
and Miss Alma Peterson left on Fri
day evening for Detroit, Mich. Mrs.
Peterson expects to visit for some
time while Miss Alma is employed
their and has been spending her. vaca
ton in this city.
+
Ernest Fahrig arrived in the city
Wednesday and will visit relatives
md friends for few weeks. He
olds~a responsible position with the
Tilson Foundry company at Pontiac.
..i3 friends ale pleased to hear that
he has been getting along so nicely.
-
Sgt. Edward j. Gagne arrived in
the city last Friday to spend some
time visiting with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Gagne. Sgt.
Gagne received his discharge on
Wednesday of last week from the
army He has been stationed at
Camp Sheridan, Ohio.
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We are informed that Embert Hau-
gen and Wm.. Gosslin, two of our
leading building contractors have
just returned from Park Falls
where they. were awarded the con-
tract to build a $4,000 Club house
for the Hitch Choo Club, about
three miles from the city. Work is
to be started at once.
i -
A very fine party was given in the.
assembly room at the YMCA' on
Tuesday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. E. Doyle and Mrs. Marie
Lamoreaux who leave soon for Long
Beach, California, where they will
spend the winter months. About
twenty-five couples were present and
the evening was spent in dancing.
Luncheon was served at the mid
night hour.
WISEMAN STARTS SUIT
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Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Mobero NJ

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Moberg, Of
Ambrurst, this state, autoed to
Washburn and spent few days visit
ing old friends Mr.. Moberg was
employed on paper here about
nineteen years ago and says he and
his wife have enjoyed every minute
of their stay. Mr. Moberg is now
publishing the Amburst Advocate.
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AUCTION SALE

Auction sale of cows, horses and
farm machinery at Hodges farm
21s miles from sWashburn, Saturday
at loo P. M, Aug 20, 1921. 1927
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day at Ashland visiting Mrs. +.
Mallory. va ~
+ .
Mr.. Cunningham Of Indiana, is
visiting in the city at the home Of
his sister Mrs. P. w, Picklesimer.
+
Mrs. O. Bourgeois and daughter
Dolly visited the Walter Bourgeois
home at Ashland Thursday and Fri
day.
sla r
Miss Olive Miller returned from
Detroit Wednesday where she she
enjoyed several weeks visit with her
sister.
Miss Inga Wallum returned the
first Of the week from visit with
friends and relatives to Minnesota
points. -
=
Mrs. Arlie Snow was in the city
from Mason Friday visiting at the
home of her brother Geo. Welty and
family. ShY
Allen Glover and niece of Omaha,
are visiting in the city this week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fl.
| Sprague.
=
Lillian and Grace Deere, Of Duluth,
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Pallage and family for a
few days.
H. r. Cady of Gowan Lenning
Brown of Duluth, was in the city
the fore part of the week transact
ing business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williamson
and sons of Duluth, are visiting in
the city at the Ole Ramstead resi-
dence this week.
Josephine Segal has returned to
Minneapolis after visiting at the
home j. Segal and family for a
couple of weeks.
f.
Charles Hale and wife of Long
Beach, CAL, arrived in the city We'd
nesday to visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. E. Doyle.
VIM. Potvin and Napoleon Beau
soliel autoed to Duluth Tuesday.
where they viii combine business and
pleasure for a few days.
Miss Lena Reiten returned Satur
day from Stoughton where she has
been visiting with relatives and
friends for a couple IF weeks.
Mr. John BurLe is able to be up
and around again after being hur'
while working at the plant. We
are glad to see him doing SO well.
r.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Swedish Lutheran church meet at
the home of Mrs. Axel Bergman, $40
West Pine street Aug. IS, P. M
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Miss Edna Hovind of Williston,
N. D., left last Tuesday for Interna-
tional Falls, where she expects to
visit before returning to her home.
-
The Misses Sarah and Thelma
Thompson Of Superior, are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Peter
Kosberg in the town of Washburn.
-
Why is it every SUMMER conven-
ton is held in town whose normal
summer climate Is so clustering that
you can fry eggs on the sidewalks?
-
Mr.. and Mrs. August Lindquist and
son Raymond autoed to Hayward
Friday where they spent the week
end with Mr.. Lindquist's parents.
Mrs. Frank Brandt and children
left Saturday afternoon for Clear
Lake, Wis, where they will visit
relatives and friends for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ritski, of Mil
waukee spent few days in the
city, guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Dittbrenner and family.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church will meet at the
church paryors next Wednesday
afternpoH entertained by Mrs. L.
F. Kinstler.
=
Mike and Amos Nelson who ac-
companied the Hudson-Athens boat
built in our local ship yards by the
Anchor company returned home the
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-08-18
TRAFFIC CENSUS TAKEN

On August 10th another tarffic
census was taken at the intersection
of State Trunk Highways Nos. 10 and
10 at Nash. The result of this
census was as follows:
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Mills passed
few days OF last week in Skowhesan.
They were accompanied home by Mr..
Mills daughter. Miss Ethelyn. who will
spend a couple of weeks with him.
Mrs. Lucy Moore Is cooking for
few weeks at Attean Camps.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. K. Halls and chill
dren of Plainfield, y. J. were register
ed Thursday night of last week at
Wood Pond camp. They were EN- route
to Jones Pond camps.
Russell Newton returned last Satur-
day from Skowhegan where he has
been working for one month. On
Tuesday morning he left for Augusta
to take the State examinations for a
registered druggist. Mr.. Newton plans
to return to Fort Fairfield. where he
has been engaged in a drug store for
the past two years.
f. A. Piper was in Waterville on
business one day last week.
Henry X. Hyde and family OF Ware,
Mass. are spending their vacation at
Wood Lake Sporting Camps
The work on the new schoolhouse
is progressing rapidly, much to the
satisfaction of the school board.
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will reach TO the main sill Of the build
ing.
Among those from North Arson who
attended the shore dinner at Oakland
Park given by the De Molay Com
mandery of Skowhegan were Dr. and
Mrs. H. s. Spear and family, Olin
Hooper. Mr.. and Mrs Joe Shaw and
family, Mrs. Lester Berry Mr. and
Mrs. James Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. Ell
mer Sawyer.
Mrs. |. H. ELI sand son Robert went
to Thomasten Monday to visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lena Lovejoy and ba-
by daughter of New Portland were
weekend guests at Walter Cops.
Owing to complaint as to the con-
duct of swimmers at the swimming
pools of North Arson, the Selectmen
are warning all who use them that
proper suits must be worn. It is sug-
gested that when both sexes are pres
ent there shall be proper chaperon-
age. Failure to comply with these rea-
sonable requests will necessitate fur
Their action.
Bids are wanting for the conveying
of scholars on the usual rural routes
in Arson and North Arson. Such
bids should be left with 'Sspt. Brad
bury at the earliest possible date.
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KNGFIIELD

Chas. Pillsbury of Minneapolis and
Oregon, were guests at The Herbert,
niece Miss Frances Num- of Portland,
Thursday night and Friday While
here they called on friends and rela-
tives
Work of putting cobble ballast on
Depot street was finished Thursday
noon and in the afternoon seven teams
were set to hauling gravel and during
the afternoon sixty-five loads were
delivered to the lower end of the
street in front of the station. 1t is
estimated that 500 or 600 loads of
gravel are required to finish The Job
This at present is being taken trom
the Jenkins and Bogert river gravel
bed. There we're IS men shoveiine
or loading each team and the average
time taken was about q minute for
cubic yard, but record was made
when Burleigh Batchelder's cart
which Is one of the largest, was load
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NEW PORTLAND

Miss Lizzie Dunton and Frank Moore
were married Thursday. August 18th.
Will Farnham of Millay Hill has
sold his fran and purchased the Seth
Robbins farm below this village.
Mrs. Ferne Luce and two children of
Dover, n. H. arrived in town Wednes-
day night of last week for a visit with
her sister Mrs Arthur Daggett.
Abe Stevens and Edwin Clark both
remain in very poor health
Mrs. Lucy Hoyt Boardman OF the
Aroostook has been visiting her broth
er Hovey Hoyt and calling on old
friends and relatives.
Two new chimneys have been built
in the N. 8. Stowell house also other
repairs are being made.
Miss Martha Spear will teach the
4th grade in Arson the coming year
The Butts reunion was held at the
old Taylor cottage NOW owner by the
Hunnewells) between this place and
Kingfield, Wednesday. August 10. and
large crowd were present. A pic
mic dinner was held also ice cream and
cake were served.
Undertaken John Butts was called
to Kingfield Saturday by the death OF
the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Knapp.
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NORTH AySOS

G. A. Porter and family. Wallace
Emery and wife. Miss Mary r. Porter
and Miss Mabel A. Steward started
early this week on a motor trip TO
Quebec. Miss Steward Will not come
back with the party but will visit De-
troit before returning to school duties
in Philadelphia.
Win Bushey has sold the North An
son Lunch Room 10 Edward Nedeau.
who will carry on the business.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Crymble were
visitors in Bangor Monday.
Prin C. F. Williams went Saturday
with Alfred Holbrook, John Pratt.
Carleton Wentworth and kingman
Williams for days visit at the Uni
yersity of Maine at 0rono. Mr.. Hol-
brook has arranged to enter the
Freshman Glass at the University
next term.
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EAST ST. ALRANS

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Libby of South
Orrington were visitors at John Lib
by's August IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Nichols accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mum of
North Hartland on an auto trip to
North Dixmont, August IA, where they
were visitors at Roy Nichols.
Charles Ellis was in Dexter and
Corinna last Thursday buying stock.
Foster Brooks Jr. the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Brooks Of st. Al
bans is in the hospital having recent
" undergone an operation for appen-
dic!tis.
Mrs. Lura Croker will convey the
scholars from the Merrill district to
St. Adams village and Mrs. Vertine
Ellis will carry the Five Corners
scholars to the Hopkins school.
The tenth annual Field Day was
held at p. w. Libby's Wednesday, Au-
gust 10, with big attendance. c. A.
Storer and Miss Hare, county remon-
etrators gave very interesting talk
in the forenoon. The principal speak
ers of the day were Leslie +. Smith,
State Master of Massachusetts
Grange and w. J. Thompson, State
Master of Maine followed by mixed
program of duets and Rotations. AT
the close OF the session Mr.. and Mrs.
Libby was presented with $50 in gold
from the Patrons as a token OF their
appreciation of their kindness and
hospitality for the past ten years in
hold ne the Field Day at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Parkman and
children of Woodfords are visiting at
=. w. Libby's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Libby and
children Of Waterville who have been
on a short visit returned TO Water
willie August 10.
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akn1ulrpgatt Enfal Nrtua

house on Union 81.
Judge WhitehouSe and wife of Au-
gnsta have been guests for few days
of Hon. and Mrs f. ". Bunker.
DR. and Mrs. W. y. Cults of provi-
denee. r. l.. were week end guests of
his sister. Mrs Ellen knowl,on.
MAINE STATE PoMoI0UcAL
SOCIETY
An unusual opportunity is opened TO
Somerset County Orchardists in the
field meeting slated for August % at
Hill Crest Orchard, New Portland Hill.
The host, W. c. Robinson Of North
Arson. is a member OF the Executive
Committee of which \. { Macomber
of Dryden is President and +. l..
White, Secretary. Mr.. Robinson or
chard is noted herea bout for its choice
fruit. and has a remarkably pleasant
location. Every one Is invited whether
or not members Of the society or own
ers of orchards to come and bring
their lunches. coffee and lemonade be-
ing furnished free. The sessions will
be at 10 A. VI. and =. NJ. with the
following speakers and subjects: Fer
tilizers for Fruit" Prof. G. +. Potter,
Durmab, y. H.; "Dust as Substitute
for Liquid Spray Frank II. Dudley,
Augusta Orchard Management
Mrs. Eva NJ. Winslow, Fitehburg,
Mass; Pruning Grating and Bud
ding" George f. Yeaton, Augusta;
Grades in Marketing {. NJ. White,
Augusta.
Go to Skowhegan Thursday evening,
August 25, to listen to the old fash
Toned concert to be played by the
Citizens Band at the Village Band
Stand on Russell street.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Ernest w. Robinson, Pastor
Morning Worship. 1915 A. ~ Ser
mon Subject, "Protection of Property:
or. The Helmeted Fireman Sunday
School u NJ. Vesper Service, if fair
at 500 p. NJ. on Band Stand lot if
stormy at 700 p. NJ. in Church. Ser
mon Subject. "Mr. Addison Sims of
Seattle" All are welcome 10 our SER
vices. Plans are under way for a
Sunday School Picnic at Embden
Pond. Notice of exact date will be
given out at the Sunday School Ses-
sion next Sunday
Services next Sunday will be held
in the Congregational Church on ac-
count of the installation of cement
steps on our own church building. II
is expected that this will be the only
Sunday that We will be Obliged to va
cate our building during its remodel
ing. Our expression of hearty appre-
citation is extended to the Congrega-
tionalists for the use of Their building
The service at our church last Sun
day morning was somewhat unique in
that three ministers, two doctors, and
eight Bates College men were in at
attendance.
The outside digging on our remod-
cling work is nearly completed. GRAY
ell Is being hauled for the cement and
the false sill under the church is be-
ing removed to allow the building of
the forms for the cement wall which
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EAST NEW PORTLAyl

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Greedy !
ell, Mass, were callers here (
Mrs. Greedy was formerly ND
gle Abbott of New Portland.
Mrs. Ada Johnson and son
left for their home in Turner
day after spending two weel
friends in town.
Miss Edna Conforth. a men
Edward Little high school facu|
tied in town last week. She ws
erly a resident OF New Portla
Miss Althea NJ. Green Of
gan visited her c0us u. Mar! Z
Nye from Monday until Friday |
week.
Miss Sara Cam who visited
ram Emery's last week, retu
her home in Auburn Saturday
Mrs. George Leach of n Pd
is visiting her daughter, Mn
Walker.
Mrs. George Williams Of
accompanied by Mrs. Leroy G
son. Fred, called on fknd
Thursday.
County Agent c. A Storl
meet the committee men of Il,
Bureau this Thursday P. M
P. Jones. Later in the P. N
will be a poultry culling DEM
ton at Henry Parsons On d
afternoon, Miss Marion e. ha!
be at the home OF Mrs. H. P4l
All the ladies who are Interest
requested to be present as fulu1
is to be planned.
Mrs. Harry Gordon has beg
ill from lead poisoning for d
six weeks, being in the car OF a
nurse for some time. She is Nd
valescing. Her little son, Lev
also been quite sick but is inn
now.
Misses Mildred and Alma y
recently visited their aunt in 4
for few days.
z-~1zz1As @.@s~s
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LEXINGTON
(DEFERRED)

Take your hats off boys to Benz.
c. Pinkham. Its twins, seven
pound girl and an eight pound boy.
Mrs. Millay of New Portland is car
ing for them.
Uncle Frank Halves OF Arson spent
last week with Dave Pinkham and
family.
Miss Hildred Stafford returned home
Saturday after spending a few days
with her aunt Mrs. Russell Nutting of
West New Portland.
Berton Knapp of Pennington is the
guest of Appleton and Veasey Webb
Misses Alice and Gwehdolyn At
wood returned TO their home in New
Portland Monday after a visit with
their sister Mrs. Eunice Pinkham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dexter and
baby Waldo were the guests Sunday
of his uncle Bert Dexter
Mrs. Lettuce Bradbury of North
Arson spent the week end with her
brother C. S. Allbee and family.
Miss Josephine Pinkham is staying
with her aunt Mrs. Fred Ford while
her mother is sick.
Schools will begin August 18th.
II. O. Hewett is putting a, concrete
abutment in the Mary Wood bridge
so called.
There will be dance at Allbee
Hail. Friday night given by Kingfleld
parties Music by three piece or
chestra.
Mr.. and Mrs B. c. Pinkham extend
thanks to the kind party that sent the
package from North Arson.
Stacy, David Jr., Chesley and
Ronald Pinkham are visiting rela-
tives in New Portland and Kingfield
for a week.
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WELLINGTON

Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Flint of Nor
way have been visiting Mrs. Flint's
relatives in town the past week. Mrs.
Flint was formerly Miss Myrtle Libby
Aaron True of Milo visited his sis
ter Mrs. Fred Robinson a few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Brown Of Gull
ford spent the week end at their old
home in town.
Aaron True, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Robinson and their daughters Laura
and Opal visited relatives in Dexter
and ST. Adams last Thursday.
Mrs. Harold Small of Harmony
spent last week with her aunt Mrs. C.
G. Whltehouse of this town.