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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-04
ATGLTJCS MARTNEGUl
ETNA KRIZIS.

LON l"NA'>' N0'' ~
~ljoS "mt%'"FiS P'F"'''i''''>',S
lloyd George tiN""l -n'''--
dc> a.$'S>atF;yi'' * V"''''-
mos v."tcS, J"l paTlal"e'''o
kom>"ITaris&} @t~'o'Q 1"tP
val5a@ma NoatIr~a n'Sl.! .!"S
jo vaLJ=ios remit.
Pramieras. saIloma, pasim
ties ultimatunq konservatistV
Iyderiui. Austen Chamberlain.
JItinatumo paZymtjes, kad
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AR PAVYKS ATSIEKTI
TIKSLAS.

DUBLINAS, Airija, kovo
4. - De Valera SUI savo Sa-
lininkais Wis nerimauja. Jam
rupi sugriauti provizionale
valdzia ir pakelti nauja kova
su Anglia uz Airijos respub-
lika.
W kokio pustrecio menesio
Laisvosios Airiu valstyb6s
provizional6 valdzia lures pa
gaminusi Airijos dominijai
konstitucija, sutinkancia su
padarytomis su Anglia tai
kos salygomis.
Ia konstitucija bus paves-
ia Airijos gyventojams .priim-
ii arba atmesti. Tuomi tikslu
ivyks gyventojQ balsavimai.
De Valera su savo adheren-
tais nori, kad gyventojai ne
sutiktq su konstitucija If ja
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TILE. -Kadangi Vokieti-
joje prekiQ traukiniai vezio-
jimas labai pabrango, .pirkliai
liovasi is Lenkijos pirkineti
miskQ, nes vieno metro me-
dziq atgabenimas nuo lenkQ
sienos j Tilze atsieina 165
mark6s. Todel jie daugiaus
kreipia domes j Lietuvos mis-
kus II is ten bus daug pigiau
gabenti medzius.
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KONTROLES KOMISIJA Uz
SITOJA Uz VINIAUS
LIETUVIUS.

KAUNAS. Caves ziniQ a.
pie masinius lietuviu ir gudQ
veik6ju suGmimus Vilniuje,
vyriausyb6s atstov. prie
TautQ Sajungos Kontr. Ko-
n1isijos, p. Jonynas, tuojaus
kreip6si i jos narius, praSy-
damas skubios intervencijos
suimtiemsiems paliuosuoti.
Tuo reikalu buvo pasiQsta te-
legrama Varsavon pul. Char
digny, kad jis darytQ atatin-
kamq zingsniQ.
Sausio q d., vakare, buvo
gauta per musQ generall Sta
bq toki telegrama: "Kaunui,
(adresatas neivardinta). Len
ky vyrjausyhd am6si reikali},-
gu priemonill,' kad paskubinus
paliuosavima asmenq, nese-
mai suimtu Vilniujje. AS IT,
kiu, kad Sis paliuosavimas
tuojas ivyksiqs. Pulk. Char
digny."
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NAUJAS PAsTU VIRsI-
NINKAS.

WASHINGT TON, kovo A.
Prezidentas Hardingas gene
raliu pastq virsininku (post-
masteriu) vietoje atsistatydi-
music sekretoriaus Hays no.
minavo DR.. Hubert Work IS
Colorado valstijos. Senatas
nominacija patvirtino.
DIR. Work Siandie uzims
postmasterio vietq. Xxi. Siolei
jis cia buvo postmasterio asi-
stentu.
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APPLES CERKvES IR
bAzNYCIAS.

MASKVA, kovo 4. - Boil
SevikQ valdzia nusprende, kad
NJ keliu dienQ visoj Rusijoj
prasid6s visQ cerkviQ ir baz-
nyciQ daiktQ abelnoji konfis-
kata.
Nuo pirmojo bolSevikQ pie
$imo cerkv6se ir baznyciose
dar SiokiQ-tokiQ brangesniQ
daiktQ uzsiliko. Dabar ir tai
visa bus paimta.
BolSevikQ valdzia sakosi
tuos cerkviQ if baznyciQ tur-
tus pavartosianti badaujan
GGius $elpti..
Be kad prizes save visai ne
sukirSinti tikinGiqjQ zmoniQ,
bol$evikai nutart palikti to-
kius daiktus, kurie butinai
reikalingi laikyti pamaldas.
Kokius daiktqs If kick jQ
palillti, sakoma, apie tai spre-
siQs centraiinis bolSevikQ So
victas.
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WASHINGTONO KONFE-
RENCIJA MAzINA
ISLAIDAS.

LONDONAS, kovo Am
glijos vyriausyb. atstovas cia
parlamente praneSe, kad aGiQ
ivykusiai Washingtone konfe-
rencijai Anglia ateinanciais
finansiniais metals sutaupys
apie Al milionus doleriu.
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NEW YORKE IsNYKO IN
FLUENZA.

NEW YORK, kovo 4.
Miesto sveikumo kOmisionie-
RUS Copeland paskelbt, kad
GEionai isnyko Influenza. Pra-
dIius sausio 1 d. ia epidemic
ia i kapus nuvart 3444 Emo
neS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-04
YRA PAVOJAUS MAIL
NANT AMIJA.

WASHINGTON, kov. 4. -
Kongreso subkomitetas skirt
iSlaidas sutiko Suv. ValstijQ
armija sumazinti ligi $4,000
vyrQ. Karo departamentas
tame sumazinime pramato Sa-
liai pavojQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-04

SALOS, Linkmenq par. Sa-
lQ sodzius yra apsuptas is Vi
sQ pusiQ ezerq. |Ir gyventi bu-
tn linksma, kad ne vienas da-
lykas, kuri rengiames apra-
Syti MusQ sodziuj gyvena
toks zmogus, kurio trobos be
stogQ ir to vienint6lio grisia
be kamino. Delto NUNS jo
kaimynams baugu gaisro.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-04
PREzIDENTAS TURES
ATOSTOGAS.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla,
kovo 4. - AteinanGiq savai-
te trmmpoms atostogoms cio-
mai atkeliauja prezid. Hardin
gas su savo ZmOna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-04

safes, Cia veikia Varto-
tojQ krautuv6, kuri netik par
davineja, bet ir supirkineja
is gyventojq prekes, ypac
kiausinius, is to turf gera pei
na.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-04
M0TERTsKE UzMUsE
ELEKTRA.

OMAHA, Ne5., kovo 4. -
Mrs. =. L. DevereauX maude-
81. Stai@a vandenin ikrito
elektrikinis $ildytuvas (peciu-
kas). Eloktra uzmuSa moteri-
Ske.
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PINIGVs KURSAS.


svetimq Saliq pinigp verte.
nainant nemaziau $4,000 dol
kovo 3 d. buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.32
Prancijos 100 franku $40
Italiios 100 liru 40
Lietuvos 100 auksinu 40
Vokietijos 100 mark. 40
Lenkq LOO markiu .02<
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BELGV KARALIUS APLAN
KYS POPEzIV. ~

ROMA, kovo 4. = Is Vati-
kano paskelbta, kad kovo l3
d. Belgijos karalius aplankys
popeziQ PiQ XI.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-04

siauliQ mieste il kai-ku-
riuose apskrities miesteliuose
kaip Radviliskyje siaueia Sill
tines epidemija. Kai-kuriose
vietose, ia liga susuko sau
tiesiog lizdus. siauliq kaleji-
me serga apie 100 kaliniq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-04
BLA1vYBEs MlTINGAs.

KAUNAS. sip metu sau-
sio 30 d. prasidejo prisalkoho-
line savaite. Ta diena bazny-
close buvo pasakyta priesal-
koholiniu pamokslQ.
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Suonlijja uori Ry$SjQ Su
Lenkiia
Su0njjoS Sveiaj (rieztai
pTioSin3Sj

Kqgi tuomet Suomija lures
veikti!'
Tie viSi, klrie prieSinasi
SuoniioS su Lcnkija sQjun-
gai, stow u# tai. iGant Suomi
il IL tolesuiai IaikytVsi viena
he jokios pa&alints intakos.
Bet jci jau butinai Suouljai
hutU rcikalinga ragclha, tcklQ
vi<uomet @autQ nuo Svedijos.
&, li<tis su SlaviQ tauta yra
pavojin&a. Mes visos slaviQ
tnutoS yra ncstiprios il nuo
iQ ucreikia tikttis jokios APP
Saug@i 2ar&utiioS.
Prizes bol$eviE7s.
Nitajp vertuS, duugcIiS $uo-
m;U. net IL daUGeIiS paGios w
riauSvh1S narjV, yiSomis prize
!ronin:s darbuojasi visoms
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DIDE-
LIS VIESBUTIS

Chicagos midumiesty, ties
Michigan boulevard, .projek-
tuojama pastatyti milziniSkq
vieSbuti 25-iQ aukStQ su 5000
kambariQ. Viesbuzio pasta
tymas atsieisias Is milionQ
doleriQ.
Apatiniame aukste, Michi-
gano fronte, busia krautuvas,
Ant stogo busia pataisyta
platforma lektuvams pakilti
ir nusileisti.
CIIICAGOJE. = Siandie
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EwgaaTY ef Htlao'$ sf'"'S'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08
BOYS RIDE AWAY
PARENTS WORRY

Two young boys, about 13 and IA
years of age, the sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Dagle and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Beauford caused their par
ents a great deal of anxiety when
early Thursday they hired two ponies
of George Ware the Water street liv-
eryman and disappeared. The parents
searched throughout the day for the
youngsters. Late in the afternoon
they sought assistance of the officers.
The boys were located that evening
in Harmony. They claimed to have
gone from Lakewood where they got
the ponies, to Scion, to Brighton and
around to Harmony. If they did
travel as they said they did, they
covered about 80 miles.
The lads said they were lost. They
had some money with them and had
purchased oats for the ponies, as
well as giving them water. The ami
mails did not show any signs of hard
usage. A man from the Ware sta
BILE went to Harmony for the ponies.
No action will be taken in the matter
as the boys father will settle with
Ware for the damage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08

night, the guests of her stepmother.
Mrs. Abbie Adell ad son, Emery
Estabrook, at their home on Leavitt
street, left Thursday ON her return
to her home. Mr.. Bryant accompan-
led by Master Richard. left on their
return on the afternoon train.
George Grover of Lynn. Mas, and
Mrs. Mabel Calden of Waterville.
were in town the first of the week.
being called here by the death of
their father, Simon Grover. Mr..
Grover passed away Tuesday at the
National Soldiers Home at Togus,
and whose funeral service was held
Thursday afternoon at o'clock in
the Bethany Baptist church.
Mrs. Will Storr, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Stillman
Holmes for a week. left Friday for
his home in Calais. Mrs. Storr was
accompanied by her nephew, Donald
Storr, who will visit for a week. He
will go then to st. Andrew. N. B.,
where he will pass the remainder
of the summer with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Storr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burnor of
Winter street, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ev-
erett Burnor of North New Portland,
who left Saturday morning on an
automobile trip to Worcester. Mass,
where they have been the guests of
relatives Of Mrs. Everett Burnor, will
return today or Sunday. On the
Fourth Of July, Worcester observed
its 200th anniversary, and the Bur-
nors had the pleasure of witnessing
the celebration.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Charles Mckinney of Madison
was the guest for the day Thursday
vi Mrs. Fred Parkman
Mrs. Miranda Smith OF Hnckley
was business caller in Skowhegan
Thursday.
Mrs. Stilman Holmes was in Wa
tcryille for the day. Friday, the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Sherman G. FL
kins.
Norman and Evelyn Taylor are at
. North Pond. Smithiield for Il few
days outing at the cottage of Mrs.
Minnie and Blanche Emery.
Mrs. Charles Wood, daughter
Florence and Mrs Annie Bernard,
left on the morning train Friday for
Eping. y. IL, where they will be
guests AZ the home OF DIR. Leavitt.
joel Taylor. who has been passing
some weeks in Lewiston with his
daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
John MCGEE has returned to Show
hogan.
Mrs. Horny McGraw, who has
been In Skowhegan since Wednes-
day noon. the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Dana Sylvan, returned to her
home in Fairfield Thursday.
Mr.. Haskell the rural subscription
agent for the Kcnnehec Journal. has
been In town again this week, work.
Ing Mt East Madison and in that
vicinity OF the county.
Mrs. Herbert Brifin. who has been
the guest OF Mrs Grifin's parents.
MIR. and Mrs. John c. Griffin. at their
summer home at Lake Wesserrunsett,
returned To her home in Waterville
Thursday afternoon.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Bartlett of
North New Portland were business
visitors in Skowhegan Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lancaster,
who have been recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Sumner Ellis, have returned
to their home in Noridgewock.
Henry Crowell and Joel Taylor
went to Seeboonook Friday morning
on business for the Coburn Heirs,
Inc.
Mrs. Joseph Otis Smith is enter
tanning at her home on Water street,
her daughter, Mrs. William B. Pierce
and family, Of Beverly. Mass.
Brigadier General Loen w. Ger
IRISH was in town Thursday to at
tend the meeting Of Canton Somerset,
of which he is an honored member.
Miss Josephine Carville of New
York arrived in SkoIhegan Friday
and is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Alice Carville at Hotel oxford
Mrs. Sadie Bates, one of the trus-
tees Of the State Reformatory for
Women. arrived in town Friday, to be
present at a meeting Of the trustees
to be held today.
Mrs. H. S. Spear of North Arson
was in town Friday. the guest of her
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Conant, Cross street. DR.. Spear was
also in town on professional business.
Mrs. Margaret Adams Of Dover
Foxcroft is in town. the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. f. I. Daggett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daggett are residents of Dover
Foxcroft.
Mrs. John Pyne and little daughter
Lucy of the Beech Hill neighborhood
was in town Friday, and went to
Fairfield, where they are guests of
her sisterin- law, Mrs. John E. Mel
rose.
Miss Lambert, who has been in
town for a few days, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Jewett, at
their home on the corner of Middle
and Pleasant streets, returned to
Portland Thursday afternoon.
Miss Velma Fairbrother, who has
been in Canaan the guest of her
grandfather, Rev. Ora Chase, and I'M
Gle, Richard Chase, was in town Fri
day. calling on friends. and returned
to Fairfield in the afternoon.
The board of county commissioners,
composed of Everett T. Goodrich,
and Henry Crowell. both of Show
hogan and Harry Goodrich of Pal
myra, were at Pleasant Ridge Thurs
day on official business.
Mrs. A. r. Waldron of Waterville,
who resided in Skowhegan at one
time. has gone to Ashland, Aroos-
took county to pass the remainder
Of the summer with her son and wife,
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STATE OF MAINE
To all persons interested In either OF
the estates hereinafter named:


To all persons interested In either Of
the estates hereinafter named.
At a Probate Court held nj Augusta
In and for the County OF kennetec. IN
the twenty-sccond day of June in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twenty-five and by ad
journment from day 10 day from The
twelfth day OF said June. The foiloW-
ing matters having been presented fhr
the action thereupon hereinafter indi.
Gated. IL Is hereby ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given 20 an
persons interested. by causing COPY
Of this order TO be published thrcs
weeks successfully tn the Daily Ken.
nebec Journal. a newspaper published
at Augusta. in said County. that they
may appear at Probate Court 10 4.
held at said Augusta on the tenth dav
of July. A. ID. 1892, Mt ten o'clock An
the forenoon. ard be heard thereon Ii
they see cause.
gusta. deceased. VIII and petition f1r
probate thereof and for appointment
of exccutrix without bond. presented
by Marion Caret Gencst. oxocutrix
named therein.
JANE A. UNDERWOOD. late d,
Fayette. dccca sed. VIII and Petition
for probate thereof and FOR the Hl..
pointment OF executor without bond
presented by J. II. Underwood, exJcu.
tor named therein.
Al4'sNS.D H. lNtf on MI
Vernon, deceased. VIII and petition
for probate thereof and for the an.
pointmcnt of executor. presented Nv
Fred o. Watson. executor named
.I.I1EIE T. POWERS late OF Lltcb.
field. deceased. WIN and petition flr
probate thereof and for appointmsnt
OF executor. presented by Charles T.
Powers. executor named therein.
NELLIE FRANCES MOORE minor
fNasau IsuNH fa#Ha sN..HaH
minor presented by Fred A. and Nellie
+. Routh, husband and wife Of Ag.
gusta.
DORCAs ANN cHEsLEY. late o.,
Vienna. deceased. Final account pre-.
scented Tor allowance by Herbert =.
Shaw, administrator.
JENNIE $. TAGGART. late Of Wien.
ma, deceased. Final account presented
for allowance by sadie r. Parsons, I'd.
miEistratTix.
EBEN i. SHAW. late ~ China. Az.
ceased. Final account presented Tor
allowance by Willis W. Washburu, e.
ecutor
MADELINE AND EARL OSBORNE
minors, of WaterVille. First account
presented for allowance by William N.
EDWARD n. CHADWICK. late a,
China, docen sed. Petition Tor diEtubu.
tion presented ly George I. Pierre, al.
GEORGE u. COLE. late % Dorches-
ter. Mass. deceased Petition fur Az.
tribution presented by Fred T. stlucA-
field. administrator.
EBEN T. SHAW. late Of China. de.
ceased Petition for distribution vrc-
scented by Willis W. Mashburn. tN,ta.
tor.
JAMES L. DEvfNE. late OF vassal.
boro, deceased. Petition for allowance
presented by Leda Devine. widow.
FREEMAN SMITH. late of Mt Yer.
non. deceased. Petition for allow.
arice presented by Josephine Smith.
widow
Witness, HAROLD T.. COOK. judge
OF said Court, az Augusta, this twenty
second day OF June In the year Of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
twenty-five.
n. w. LEIGHTON, Register.
A true copy.
Attest: IL. w. LEIGHTON. Register
in9tSgt "a
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Attorney and Mrs. William L. Wal
dron.
Mrs. Clara M. Trumbull of Mil
ford, N. H., who has been in town the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Leon A.
Mason, Baptist Hill, returned Friday
afternoon to Norridgewock, where she
is to be the guest for a few weeks of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bates.
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Frank
Gipson of Bingham were among the
quito town people to attend straw
berry festival and reception to Brig
adler General Loen w. Gerrish of
Gardiner, which was given by Can
ton Somerset, Thursday evening in
l, o. 0. F. hall at Skowhegan.
| Many friends Of Mrs. Frank Gagne
of the River road, who suffered q fall
two weeks ago next Sunday, which
resulted in a broken bone in the hip,
and who was taken to the Central
Maine General hospital at Lewiston,
will be pleased to learn that she is
more comfortable.
Mrs. Leon Pratt and little daugh-
ter, Ellen Joyce of Hartford, Conn.,,
who are the guest or some weeks
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Taylor of Madison avenue, and Mrs
Elias Taylor of Portland, who is
also a summer visitor at the Taylor
home, motored to Clinton Thursday.
Mrs. Elias Taylor of Portland, who
is the guest of Mr.. Taylor's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, Madi-
son avenue went to Waterville Fri
day morning. Later in the day she
went to Portland and will return
Saturday night, accompanied by Mr.
Taylor.
Miss Thelma Corvette, who has
been a student at the Sacred Heart
Academy at Jackman the past year
has returned to Skowhegan and will
pass the remainder of the summer
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Rowe, at their home in Bige-
low Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd G. Nye and
daughter Dorothy Of Bust street are
passing several weeks at their sum-
mer home at Lake Wesserrunsett.
They are entertaining Mrs. Ben Bak-
er Fogler and children. Benjamin,
Margaret, Anne and Mary. who have
been residing at Cleveland Heights,
Ohio, and who have been in town for
some weeks.
Mrs. Alice E. Mitchell, principal of
the Park building and teacher of the
sixth grade, and Mrs. Della Sanford,
who is the teacher of the fourth grade
at the Garfield building on Leavitt
street, who have been in Boston for
the past week, attending the annual
meeting of the New England Educa-
gtional Association, are expected to re-
turn home today.
Richard Shirley of Waterville and
Isaac Martin of Bangor are in town
for few days, the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kinsley, West Front
street. Friends of Mr.. Kinsley will be
glad to know that the arm which he
broke some weeks ago by log fall
ing upon it, the result Of a blast for
jam Of logs. is doing very nicely.
Mrs. John Bryant. who with her
husband and son, Richard, of Lynn.
Mass, were in town since Monday
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H|NCKLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin of Show
hogan were guests Tuesday Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Conforth.
Mrs. Annie Nolin of Skowhegan is
passing several weeks at the home of
Carl Goodwin.
Thomas Wentworth Of Milwaukee,
Wis, who has been a guest at the
home of her brother, H. G. Wentworth,
the past 10 days, visited his sister.
Mrs Eden Boyd. in Slowhegan the
first of the week. Another sister.
Miss Hannah Wentworth, accompanied
him.
Harold and Raymond Clifford have
returned from a week passed at Bel
grade Lakes with Mrs. Nina Bickford.
Carl Stevens, a former Good viii
boy. was guest at the home Of Mrs.
Annie Clifford Tuesday. After attend
ing the movies at Good Will in the
evening. he took the 10 o'clock train
at Waterville for Boston.
Miss Stella Booker of Brewer, who
has been a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Clifford, motored to
Brewer Tuesday.
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NOTCH BRIDGE
TO BE REPAIRED

The county commissioners, Everett
L. Goodrich, and Henry Crowell of
SkoWhegan and Harry Goodrich OF
Palmyra were again Thursday at the
scene of the washouts at the notch
of the roads leading to Rowe Pond
and Carry Pond. The commissioners
were in this section the last of last
week and it then seemed advisable to
build a highway up the Roe Pond
road about one-fourth of mile and
across to Carry Pond, distance es-
timated to be about 1000 feet to take
the place of the culvert or small
bridge which was washed out during
the cloud burst which passed over
this section Friday forenoon of last
week.
Several people living in this sec
ton much preferred to have the cul-
vert repaired instead of the new
piece of highway built so on Thurs
day the commissioners recorsidered
the conditions and decided to repair
the culvert, which caved in, was 20
feet deep and covered a width of 60
feet.
At the time that it was thought
best to build the piece of new high
way it was estimated that the short
distance of highway would cost be-
tween $500 and $500 and that if the
culvert was repaired the expense
would be about $3.50. The dug out
road leading to Ed. Heath's cottage
where the road bed was carried away
will also receive proper attention.
The road in the Bigelow Hill sec
ton. like many others, was badly
damaged by the continued rains and
has this week been repaired by the
following farmers living in that
neighborhood, Walter Harvie. George
Harvie. Carlton Purrier and Clinton
C. Luce.
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RIPLEY

Mrs. Sarah Raymond is passing q
few days with Mrs. Abbie Farrar.
Miss Lena Marsh of Pittsfield pass
ed the weekend with her aunt, Miss
Clara Marsh, and attended the school
reunion. Others from out of town to
attend were Mrs. Nellie Weymouth,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. chadbourne, Miss
Awtense Spencer, Mr.. ard Mrs. Bert
Sawyer and daughter Eunice. Mrs.
George Drawn and daughter Mona of
Dexter. Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowdoin
and family of Harmony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
wilkins Of st. Albaps. Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Bodge Of Monson, Mrs. Nora
Hamilton of Wateryille. The same
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Stevens Mills Cranoa

The regular monthly meeting ~
Stevens Mills Grange was held We'd
nesday evening. Ladies' night was
observed and over n hundred were
present. Those holding the chairs
were: Master. Stella Peacock: over
seer, Ruth Peacock: lecturer. Lu-
cretia Pride; chaplain. Alice Bowie,
steward. Helen Currier: secretary.
Marion Hatch: treasurer. Ethel
Drew; assistant steward. Catherine
johnson; gate keeper Norna How
ard; lady assistant steward. Michel
Card; Pomona, Eta Turner; Flora,
Flora Aldrich.
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Church Notices

Centenary Methodist church. Rev
Herbert l.. Nichols: Unitcs with Fed
Grated and Bethany Baptist at FEEDER
ated church at 1880: Sunday school at
~; Epworth League service at
O'Clock. "A Sterling Country Preach
or" will be the only evening service.
Bethany Baptist. Rev. George Mer-
riam: Sunday school at $50; service
at 1890. union. held at Federated
church with sermon by Mr.. Merriam
Y. p. S. C. f. service at p NJ; mid
week service at 7.30 Thursday.
Notre Dame of Lourdes. Rev. F'r. ].