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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-22
MOSCOW HIGH SCHOOL BULLETIN
Published Every Friday
FRANCIS ELDRIDGE, Editor

Tuesday morning the forensic
champions of Miss Councils two
English 5 classes, debated before the
student assembly upon the question,
Resolved, that the allied war debt
should be cancelled. The affirmative
was upheld by Mildred Perry, Alice
Melgard and Thelma Longmire. Ray
mond Ashcraft, Glenn Smith and
Harold Patterson defended the mega
tive. Both teams presented very
good arguments in a clear and con-
vincing way. The judges, Miss Jen-
sen, Miss Corbet and Mr.. Gale, gave
a 2-1 decision in favor of the affirm
alive. These debate classes are lay
ing the foundation for future debates
with other schools of the northwest.
Wednesday evening LIE Cercle Fran
Gals had a Christmas party at the
high school. The feature of the we
ming was a play, Noel en- Provence"
given in French. The cast was:
Ramon, a shepherd, Merrill Stinemates.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-22

Mrs. Janetown, the mother, Helen
Hunter
F1ancet, the father, Lawrence Cham
Derlain.
TIE Grandfather, Francis Eldridge.
Jeanne Marie, Violanne, Fredefi, the
children, Cecil Smith, Mabel OF
ness, Connel Luke.
Sylvester, the soldier son, Ralph
Hamilton.
The Vidame, Raymond Ashcraft.
Servants, Hazel Cameron, Muriel
Peterson.
Later in the evening they played
several games, including, SGoing to
Jerusalem" Although all started,
Merrill Stinemates was the only one
to get there, but Brick Heath got
as far as the gates.
Refreshments of shrimp wiggle,
pimento sandwiches, candy, nuts and
coffee were served in the sewing
room which was lighted by candles
on a Christmas tree which stood in
the center Of the long table. The party
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-22
HIS CHIvALRY COSTS HIM $40
New York Youth Takes Strange but
Timid Young Girl Home and
Meets Holdup.

New York.-James Murphy, 70
Montgomery street, Manhattan, re
ported to the Yonkers police that he
was held up and robbed before day
break by two men near the Croton
aqueduct arch on Nepperhan avenue,
Yonkers.
According to the police, he consent
~ to escort = timid young woman to
her home In the vicinity owing to the
lateness OF the hour.
The thieves rif1ed his pockets and
took $40 from him.
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was ended with singing the Marseil-
laise and a French Christmas carol.

Friday afternoon the high school
held their Christmas entertainment.
The program was as follows: A Sc
lection by the high school orchestra,
a quartet from the university, a vio-
lin solo by Mr.. Claus, q solo by Mrs.
Martin, the reading of Van Dykes
1.-THE Other Wise Man, by Mrs.
Schoonover, the distribution of pres
ents by Santa Claus. A Christmas
tree had been put on the stage which
was decorated with fir boughs. Early
in the week each student drew the
name of someone for whom he was
to get a small present. Since then the
~favorite expression has been, want
to trade names?" There are very few
names that have not changed hands
at least a dozen times.
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Torch, O.-Mrs. Gus Griffin OF this
district claims to be the champion
sweet potato raiser of this part Of
Athens county. She had several speci-
mems weighing over four pounds each.
One Of the sweet potatoes was so large
that it furnished I meal for Is persons,
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Another U. of l. Beef Steer

Carl F. Anderson, proprietor of the
Inland Market, has on display in his
market one of the prize-winning z.
of I. steers, which have been sold to
the local markets for holiday meat
for their customers. The animal is
Stalled and looks like mighty choice
meat
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LEGAL.

owners Of such pubperty b. publication as
provided in said Charter, and has required
due potlce 20 be served upon ths owners
~ .uch n,on.,tv bv ,eg,s,er.d letter sd
ss...s -, 80 a.n., s,s t.no.,,.a an an.
/. -. ~ ,,,, -, 80 r,s ' pp,,i.- pt,ta
fost Oiucs OF the wv " iuiss' oH,H
homa' Anh sara boatu ulo IN salu fesoiu
uon anu ho"cs su a usis ~
woulo near ~ na,tsis sleo."h suun
SSin,pe'V OF ur,hsimis smVs oels". le,,n, ~ ~
.ad .,,nh i,,.,.a,a,s,.n,s a. ,rrasu-
,as,.,.s ~ m .n. a, ~ n,ocs.ai,S. in 80.
.,.nc. 90 shs naLinx ~ .,ch improve-
nsn,. y, srv othsr oh,ections thsreto.
"a a., na..na,c. -, .s,d sctInn nrbIina. .
,,nn a,s no,ic. .uch session vss duly
Wv" m 80 pa..s =, ~.
, eonVeneu a .',u " ,s ,,
xvua'gr.s ,ss .."ioe ,h,. to.,S
" , 49,, s,'s'o" =. w - J.
uiu h'N shu sV"''oe, ~ SV''l ~"
oojections 10 the making OF suoh improve.
ments and the Hpporuoninent OF the cost
thereof, ana ava thereafter review re-
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DANES TO SAFEGUARD RACE


coPENHAGEN. Jan. al Per
sons OF doranged minds and "imbc
Giles OF higher degree" would not
DO allowed 10 marry without pcr-
mission. undor a proposed law pend.
ing In tho Danish parliament
Persons suffering from q certain
infectious disease or epilepsy would
not be allowed to marry unless the
other party TO the marriage is pre-
viousiy Informed OF the facts and
ooth parties have been warned by a
medical man OF tho dangers OF mar
.iage In such circumstances.
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LEGAL.

qusltfsd eleotor ef Tho City Of Tulsa, 70.
gard ."ss ~ political party affiliations.
who desires 70 be candidate Tor any
uams placed upon the prim8ry ballot Tor
such office by flinR with the CITY Audi
tor their requesi IN writing. accOmpa nied
hundred 900 qualified loyal voters of
pHid city, such filing 10 be made not less
Ihan ton t0l days before the date fixe1
Tor such primary; said statement ~ can
didacy and petition scoomp mpanying the
same shall be In substantially the follow.
tstntemsnt of candidacy)
STATE or OKLAHOMA.
COUNTY or TULSA
Y Hsss.s,tstt..sa .tt..tsss.,. being
first duly sworn. say that reside at.
..t...... city ~ Tulsa County ~ rulsa,
state Of oklahoma; that am qualified
voter therein that I am a candidate Tor
nomination ~ tho office ot.............
........t... ....t...to BE- voted upon nj
the primary election TO be held on tho
is'''... ana hereby reans.i mat my
name BE- printed upon the official Non
partisan primary ballot for nomination a.
such primary election for such office.
tSlEuod1 tts.t.st.t........... ...........
subscribed and sworn to tor affirmedj
on this. ........ day of............ 10.
tHiEpsd) t.,t~........-....
snd shall NJ tha same time file Herewith
the petition Of at least one hundred OO0l
qualified voters requesting such randi-
dacy Each petition shall he verified by
one or more persons - to the qualifica-
lions aud residence, with street number.
~ each 81 tho persons 40 signing the said
petition. ana the said petition shall be
In substantially the following form;
petition accompanying nominating
stntementb
The undersigned, duly qualified electors
NJ tho city of Tulsa, ana residing at tho
plaoe=N-et opr9slte our respective names
~ tname % randldate1 be placed on tho
ballot aa q candidate for nomination Tor
tnaine of office) 81 the Noupartisan pri-
the ....,s.t.. .,s.s.... Tuesday off,.
.',.......' '...,s.,.,A ~ .'',,
be y qualified eleotor Of said city and
man Of good moral character and quali.
fled IN our judgment Tor tho duties Of
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GILLETTE HALL ADDITION
(paging for Yorktown Avenuol
The east aI.5 Of
Tract No. I, de-
rerlbed aa follows
The Fast So ~
North 12s and the
Fast TO- Of south
7b' % North 500 OF
Hooks ~. Gillette,
Hall Addition. II, l..
lett 4 Bessie Jett 900 g6f.76
The East 57,a feet
Of Tract No. ii dc
scrihed aH follows
The East 20 feet of
the south 2b0 feet
of Block ~, Gillette
Hall Addition. r.
W, GanfE . $50 Gas %
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uEO. MacCURDY.
Secretary,

Published In the Tulsa Daily World
1922. world Publishing company, pub,
llBher.)
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS.
aESsMENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT Dis
THlcT NO. a3i, CITY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA:
In compliance with the resolution OF the
board Of Commissioners adopted on the
sfth day OF January, 1879 notice IL hereby
klven that the Board Of Comm asioners OF
the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. has examined
The estimate and statement OF tho city
Engineer es TO the amount OF the cost
0f tho asphalt pavement which should ha
assessed against the hbutttng property the
property benefited ana other property
liable TO assessment aud the owners
thereof In STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT No. aat, which Includes the FOL
lowing described portions OF streets. to-
YORKTOWN AVENUE from the
south lire OF Second street to tho
south line OF Wakefield Addition ex.
oept intersection at Third street.
And said Board OF Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved tho aforosaid Id
statement and estimate OF thu city I'm
gineer and has determined TO Assess the
cost Of the improvements In said district
against the abutting property, the pron-
erty benefited ana other property liable
10 assessment and the owners thereof as
follows, to-wit;
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I ABiEs $1,000 REWARD, I posI.

I ADiES $1,000 REWARDi POSI-
lively guarantee my great Sue.
ccssful Monthly Compound. Safely
relieves some OF the longest. most
obstinate, abnormal cases In to 6
days. No harm, pain or Interference
with work. Mail $500 Double
Strength s9.0O. Booklet free. Write
today, DR.. r. A. SouthlnRton Rem
edy Co., Kansas city. Mo.--Adver-
iisement.
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All owners on sbugiing property prop.
erty benefited py sac M npsoNelnents p am
hereby notified that all matters affect
ing such improvements or heneflts 10 the
,,r.asrty thereby, and any claim hT obieo.
,i,ns 10 the asst ssments as above set forth
.asIl be filed ia whiting Ia she office VI
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LEGAL.

the owners ,hcreof-- in NTREEr ~
PRoNEMENT DISTRICT NO .55 r'1s
nanees thVreunto belonging. ~ .,sn,s,
tax 10 pay Tibhetts a Pieavqrf -
for tue construction of street I'M ~ b., ,a...,t.
IS provided by contract with tide Citv -
rulsa, Oklahoma the AMOUNT 80, "
lively as follows, to-wit; wy
PARK HILL ADDITION
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LEGAL.

published In The Tulsa Daily World,
January -, 20, February l. World
publishing company, Publisher }
NOTICE 10 BIDDERS
Tbs Board or ruucation Of the CITY
OF Tulsa and state OF Oklahoma viii
receive sealed bids At their offices In the
Central HiEh Rchool building OF said city,
up until o'clock p. M, Monday. February
I'd For the furnishing OF all mats.
rials and tho Installation Of eer-
tain sheet metal ducts. pipes etc.
cd For the furnishing and instalta.
tlon Of tho heat regulation.
All OF which In 20 be Incorporated I'm
the Central High School addition, now
helns built IN tho city OF Tulsa, Okla
All TO be In aeeordance with tho plans
and specifications and under the dlroc
tion OF Geo. Winkier. architect, No. ala
tib Paleee building, Tulsa, Okla, whore
plans shd specifications may he obtained.
Each bid must be accompanied by n
eertited check In tho amount OF at least
per cent OF the bid as n guarantee that
W tho contract IL awarded the con
tractor will sign an agreement as prr-
pafed by said Board OF Education, and
WI furnish bonds as required by them
said Board Of Education reserves tho
right TO reject any or all bids.
DR. N. A, MAYo1NNEs
go ...,, President.
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Names % Qualified Number sire,
Eleninra
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LEGAL.

Mrs. Ftauk seaman. city Auditor ~ tho
the i0th day ~ February, 1929. at 90
O'Clock ". W. md tho same shall be
hoard by the board M com alisslouefs on
tho 10Th day ~ February. 1923. ~ 100
O'Clock y. fu.. Hu1 any claim or objections
mot no filed ln willing before said time
shall b. deemed wnlyed
uATED, thlH 2ith day Of January,
1929.
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tPubtished In tne Tulsa Dany World Jan.
uary 80, a. and February |, ls22. World
Publishing company publisherD
ORDINANCE NO. 2250.
An Ordinance 10 apportlon. levy.
portion Of UNION AVENUE In
eluded within STREET IMPROVE
mENr DISTRICT NO soa against
benefited. and other property liable
TO assessment. and the owners there
of IN said STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT; and declaring an omer-
gency
WHEREAS, In pursuance OF tho proyi.
sions OF the Charter OF the city OF Tulsa,
Oklahoma. the Board of Commissioner
OF said city did. BY resolution, declare It
necessary TO pave and otherwise Improve
portion OF Union Avenue. Included
NO. sO3 OF said city. and said Eoard did
set forth In said Resolution the nature
and extent OF the improvements TO be
Avenue I ana the S materials With Which anoS sa,d
improvements were TO he constructed. and
that said improvements were 20 be made
TO be submitted by the City Engineer,
which said plans and specifications were
and duly adopted BY said board. and said
Board did thereafter duly advertise for
sealed bids for the construction Of said
improvements In accordance with the
said plsns aud specifications, and,
WhEREhs. contract ior the COP.
stucuon OF said improvements was duly
awarded 10 Tibbets a Pleasant. Inc.
who executed the honda required by
submitsed and filed hts written atAte-
ment Containing the names of this persons,
firms, corporations and estates owning
.euttins. preperty' ,hs property bsas-
fitted and othor property liable to as
seAsment Tor said improvements on
the portion of Union Avenue In
ssid Improvement district the nun !.
ber OF front feet owned by each.
and designating tho property owned ny
each by block or lot number or otherwise
80 as 10 Identify the same and also con.
tanning an estimate Of the total cost OF
pueh improvements. the portion ane
smoont OF such cost 90 oe assessed
against the abutting property. the prop
erty 40 benefited aHnd other property liable
20 assessment, and the total amount TO be
apportioned to. levied and assessed against
such property. and the owners thereof.
according I" the benefits resulting from
such improvements. and said Board has
duly examined, revised, corrected and ap-
proved said written statement. and has
duly determtned by resolution 10 asseas
the coat OF such improvements, and al
reeted notices thereof to be gwen TO the
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MRs rnANK SEAMAN.

Pubiishsd in te Tutss paliy :,orid Jan1.
February T. ?. @. !. g. .. I. -, 10. ii
Tafa. DublIahefy
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Cty Auditor.
Provided. further that any legally
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LEGAL.

placing upon such official bailot Tor such
1tfirr. the name of the candidate recsfvine
the nest highest number NJ votes vt suci
primary election. And provided, further
that IN tho event There arc no person or
persong dominated az such primary eleo.
tipn eligible 10 he placed on the official
bellpt, such vacancy may be niled upon
petition Of candidate FOR such vacancy
signed by tho greatest number of ths
quHllfed electors Of said city" And
provided further, that At tho general
election hold I'M the city of Tulsa Tor tbs
election ~ city offifrra. ~ hsreln rei
forth there shall be no political party
designation or Insignia gg evidence thorsoi
printed NJ used upon such general eIeefion
ballot ana provided further that sueh
general election ballot shall bs In sub
s'atninlly the following Norm.
trorm ~ nalloD
NONpARTfBAN
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION
BALLOT
ron THE ELECTION or
MAYOR POLICE AND FIRE
COMMISSIONER CONMiggfoHrU
. on trHEEre AND PUBLIC pTOp.
ENTY WATERwOHKR AND sEw
EHhuE 'OMMfsHfONEH, COMMITS.
SiONEH or FINANCE AND REVE-
NUE. AND CITY AUDITOR, Ar Ttifs
GENEnAL cry ELEcTIoN HELD
or OKLAHOMA, on THE 49,,
~ w ss.fr fstssFsts s.s, le....
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7 Y W VI W IN TIWT 7
NONpARTISAN

OFFICIAL PRIMARY BALLOT
fOR NOMINATION. FOR MAYOR,
POLICE AND >FtRE COMM ssfoNER,
CoMMl lSHIOEER OF STREETS AND
PUBLIC PROPERTY, WATER
WORKS AND SEWERAGE COM
MISSIONER, COMMISSIONER or
FINANCE AND REVENUE AMI
CITY AUDITOR, OF THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA, Ar THE NON
HELD IN THE ciTY or TULSA
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, ON THE.
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Missouri. Kansas q Texas Ry. Right
" way. That part OF said right Of
way lying between the South pro-
lection OF the, East line or Union
Avenue and the South projection of
70 the East line OF Union Ave. and
North of line 30i.3 feet South OF
and parallel TO the South line OF
that part OF Brady Street lying be-
tween Union Avenue and Tacoma
Avapna
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-16

with her daughter, Mrs. Mae Luce,
since Christmas.
Mrs Earl Remission. WHO has hal
employment in kngieid, is here with
Mr.. Remission at present.
Mrs. Mabel Abbott. who has boon
caring for Mrs. Earl Emery and baby
daughter, returned home Sunday.
Mrs Flora Crosby, who has. been
visiting friends in Augusta and Au-
burn the past two weeks came home
Friday, and after short visit with
her parents, returned 10 her work AFT
the Ledge House.
The temporary bridge was remove
Saturday, as the new bridge is nov
ready for traffic.
Mrs Lydia Bartlett is much hette'
from her recent illness.
The many friends of George Na~cll
are glad to sec him on the s,faa.s
again.
Audrey Fenlason is at home fer Il
few days.
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S0ITHNEST CANAAN

IIartwell Peavey was called to DeX-
ter Saturday by the illness of his
daughter, Mrs Edward Rumery and
family. Margaret Peavey went Mon
day to stay for a while with her sis
ter.
Edna Davis has been quite i'll the
past week.
Edward Bruce was business cal
Ter in Fairfield Saturday.
Miss Adelaide Dunton of Cumher-
lard Center arrived Saturday and is
boarding with Mrs. Merle Foster.
Mrs. Harold Foster. Mrs. John Good
win and Mrs. Merle Foster. who were
seriously i'll the past week are all bet
ter
The many friends in this vicinity
of Mrs. Elvin Richardson will be glad
to hear that she is greatly improved
and was able to return to her home
Saturday from Somerset hospital
Miss Eva Miehaud has gone to Fair
field where she has secured employ
ment.
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BINGHAM CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Curtis spent
last Sunday with her brother, Chester
FLANDERS and family of Embden.
Mr.. and Mrs George Gilman were
Sunday callers at his fathers, Charles
Gilman of South Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmont Doyle are
moving their household goods from
bingham village to their newly pur-
chased farm here
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Dunton and
family who have been occupying this
Dlace have moved to Moscow.
Sanford Nottage of Scion village
vas a caller at Frank Savages one
day last week.
Leon Atwood is saving wood with
the aid of a gasoline engine in this
vicinity.
Elsie Cassidy who has been employ
ed in Bingham village the greater
Part of the winter is now at home
FER sister Leona is now working for
Mrs. FLOYD Hunnewell of Pleasant
Ridge.
Isaac Holway of Scion village has
sold several tons of hay in his barn
here and teams are hauling the same
away.
Mrs. Cony Grant who is receiving
medical aid in Portland spent the week
end at her home here. Her friends
and neighbors hope for speedy re
cOvorv.
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pLEASANT RInGE

Mrs. Julia Loyioy is slowly reeoy
ering from her recent Illness If iho
home of her daughter, Mr.. l'rcH
Became.
The recent heavy rain took tho Sec
out Of Huston brook
fairy Greenlaw was quite i'll Will
indigestion few days last week.
About thirty of the neighbour ana
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Martin
gathered at their home Saturday eve
ming and gave Mr.. Martin rc1l sur
prise party in honor of his birthday
anniversary The evening was plea
antly spent in dancing with music h}
violin and yictrola. Refreshments
were serve of apples, cake ami can
died popcorn.
Bert Ilugcins Of Vassalhoro is work
ing for +. f. Hunnewell
Lester Steward is moving the sof'
wood from the y. +. Co.'S upper mil
to his own saw mill, whore ho Will
soon begin saving logs Seyora
neighbors are hauling logs from thci
own lots to stewards mill
Miss Cassidy of Bingham is worllinr
for Mrs. Floyd Hunnewell.
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pATTERSON BRIDGE

Gladys Cooper finished her term OF
school. in Anosn Valley, last Friday.
Edmund Danforth was in Lewiston
and Auburn last week, selling the re-
'mainder Of his furs, and before re
turning home visited in Portland with
the family of W. F. French; on his
way home he stopped over night IN
Skowhegan with his brother. Archie
NJ. Danforth manager of the Farmers
Tel. Co. Edmund's catch of fur thus
far consists of seventeen beaver, five
mink. ten skunks seven foxes, twelve
ermine and eight muskrats.
Wallace Jones Of Arson was call
er at George Cooper's and Spring
brook Farm last Sunday
Roy Cooper called at Spring brook
Farm one morning this week, exer-
cising his matched pair of Holstein
steer calves.
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The Interesting News of :
Somerset's Busy Towns
BROWNS CORNER-cANAAS

George Wheeler who has been con
| fined TO his home from the effects of
! a bad cold is now able to be around
Mrs. Burton Day received the sad
news that mer mother who resides in
| East Machias had suffered a severe
shock but at this writing, Mrs. DAY
has been informed that she has gain.
ed consciousness.
Oscar Day of Hartland was a recent
guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Burton Day.
Herbert Ober, the teacher in this
district went to his home in Atkerson
Friday, owing to illness he was un-
able to teach the last week of school
but will return to open the school
March 20.
Several in this vicinity have been
victims of hard colds or grip. Alta
Cover is now confined to the home
with erysipilas.
Simeon Brown who has been sick
for long time is much improved.
His wife is now sick with the pre-
vailing epidemic.
Merrill Mum of Cornville was at C.
b. Chase Saturday on business.
Mrs. Addie Goodwin passed Sunday
with Mrs. Carolyn Bailey.
Dennis Knights of Athens is cutting
wood for c. B. Chase.
Opal. the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ivory Burrill is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George Hayhurst in Water
vile.
Carroll Chase, S,H. s. 90 passed
the week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. b. Chase.
Harold Burrill and sister Florence
were in Skowhegan Friday on bust
ness.
With much regret we learned or the
death of Summer Phelps which occur
red early Sunday morning in the Ken
nebec Valley hospital where he was
receiving medical treatment. Mr..
Phelps was a good man and had many
friends who will mourn his death.
grandson and granddaughter, who re-
side in Burnham. are the only near
relatives of the deceased.
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BEANS' CORNER-PITTSFIELD

There was a meeting held at bean s
Corner school house Sunday, March
~. There were 81 in number and
many eXortatons Miss Beatrice
Dow was organlst Orie Chase opened
the meeting by prayer Mr.. Lyons OF
Canaan preached the sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs Freeman Perkins OF
Beans Corner visited his father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Solman Perkins
last Sunday, James Perkins has re-
turned to his home after working for
Mr.. Gasney of Canaan.
Miss Ada Cracker visited her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Croc-
ker last week. She has returned TO
her home at Pittslield village where
she il attending school.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Croker were
business callers in Ilartland last
Monday.
o rillD In