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closed easier off Is to %. Spots quiet
off Is: middlings 1885.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

cate-o ceapa inainte de a Sc cnlca
81 ell, ca represalii. cate-o capa-
tana de 1lstnroi.
d
COmandantul Armatei Saliva
toare dina Evangelina Booth zice
eh de eand s'a pus in aplicare le-
gea prohibited a scazut mutt nu-
marnl betivilor printre saraci.
Admitem. Astazi numai eel bogati
ISL pot permite luxul sd Sc i'm
bette.
.Joia trecuta s'au inceput sapa-
rea noului tnnel sub riul Hudson
care va uni orasnl New York GU
New Jersey City. Tnnelnl va servi
numai pentru automobile camioa-
ne 81 tramcare 81 va costa
500, 100000.
il
Barbatul care mai dennazi a
taiat nasul nevestci. probabil ca
a volt sal tale limba.
"a
Faptnl ca uni Sc mandresc
atat dc multi cu stramosii lor este
ca ei n 'au mimic cu ce sa Sc man
dreasca.
a "a
| Sc zice ca Senatnl va apela pro.
| lfesornlni Einstein sa sugereze IN
|plan pentru un fond de $1,000.
100000 pentru bonusul soIdatilor
tara sa Sc impuna vre-un no,
impozit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04
lntransigenta FranCezj|or

DlNTRE natiunile europene francez ce mai in
versunat potriva acuauui regim din Russia, nevond s
nici fel de repreze-
tantii lui.
nversunarea Isl oharsia in refuzul regimulu
soviet de in tregime datore contractae de
regimul tars in Franta datori la mai multe mi
liarde de franci.
Lloyd George si-a dat toatc sntele sa aca apropere
inre Francez Rusi sntele ui poatc fl dat
resuat dac fos secundate de Staee Unite dar
nu acese tar prn atudnele ui sa impair
tasese punctu de vedee rancez prvre la regimu lu
Ienine
Astazi cea mai mportantd divergnta Engitera 81
lrana toatc ca manfesteaza pc fata chesa
scasc zvorita din propunelea u Lloyd George Russia
vet sA rmita reprezentan la Confernta della Genoa
punere care ost spnita 81 prmita Gle Italia 81 in uin
$. de celelalte puteri carl aderlt la cOnferinta.
Sapamana trecuta Guvernu francez fos interpeat III
Camera dac trme delegat la Conerna della Genoa
consimt reprezenan francez sd traeze epezen
n sovetelor Prenieul Poncare respuns ca Franta
rmte reprezentant de este in nteesu Ell sa fie
lrczenana la Confernta economical della asteapa
nbunattre situatiei economce 81 fipancara Fnropei
dar adaoga zmbnd: 'Reprezentanti Frane veli
in nici atingere reprezcntanti sovieteor.'
Pc de alta pare se Franta decarat de multi ca
ingadus daca propunerea Ell tine in seama
reage din conernca conferinta della Genoa sa Sc
chesa desagubrilor pc Gernana trebue s
lie pteasca aao discutarea tratate privre
10 cmarea froneelor create din resultau rasboiuu 81
confeiintei de pace
Asupra aceste ropuner sc zice ca convent 81 Eng-
tranceza prvre la reprezennt soyieteor impair
1st 81 de Unionistii din Eglitera piedica noua in
izarca panurior u Lloyd George susnute de Italia le
,,aturi economical Russia sovfeta.
Daca prcmcrul Poncare perssta in hotarirea luiapro
aa de majortate sdrobtoare camere fanceze conerin
IA dea Genoa pusa in mpasu de aege ntre deega
francezi 81 soviet
Decalata premierpui Poincare ca deegat rancez "nu
veni in nci angere" deegat sovieteor foarte
yaga poae nterpreta in mai mute felnr nu este ex
cusa posibtac deegat francez sa abe della sedin
ee coerne alta tmp cat assta deegat soyietelor
In cazl acesta conerina din prima ri fl pusa intro
pose foarte deicaa, din putea es deca Gu
multumilca unei part, Frantei sau Rusiei.
81 decaraa du Poincare mai pOate inerpreta 81 II
alt mod: ca dcegat rancez face de prmirea de
lcgaor ru dar in momentu cnd dscua clestt
privoarc la Rusa retrage 81 Frana recunoas
nic pact ncheiat de confernta prive la Russia.
In ambele cazur scopu conferntei putca angt
pc depn ntelegere economical europeanh din care ess
cxcusa Fana 81 Russia carnia ii psoste doui
roae unul dnante 81 altul diapo pc carl pOt inocu
c cate-o cobia daca al de gand sd carl povara ell
Luand in considerable 81 faptu ca S.tele Unite ahtn
della aceas constue economical natiunilor europene 81
miriam deci pare din economs 81 politiciani
curoeni prevail de confernta della Genoa in
chea fasco toaa sperana pus in ca ace
carl e petru neresul ta or fe petru nteresu general
staruit pentru tinerea ei. -. ].
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

id popular. care sd M niai add
aeroie de riolente.
Alegerile acestpat an fOst egale
I'll lovitura de stat. Revolutionarii
lela Mosrova n an lucrat altfel de-
cit guvernul actual: ,un grup de oa-
meni au pus mana pc administra
tie, armata, magistrat,ira, polite,
iandarmi... 81 au facut. din vointa
lor lege, lar din lege Q peteca. Evi-
dent, Romania Sc afla in fata cri-
zei celei mai grele din toate cate a
intampinat pana All in viata sa in
terna.
Opozitia va hotari in curand, da-
ca poate avea vre-o atingere c,l a
cest Parliament iesit din anarhie
sau il va mega din capnl locului,
lupta pc terenul legalitatii
= cata mai poate fl intro tara
(cdrein II sicedm pdnd cri cOnsta.
tu!ioMM).
Oar lncrnl de cdpetenie dltut
cum 81 spdldm pdcatM acestor a.
legcri palate de crimd 81 sd le ia
Gem CT neputintd in piitor9
Dupd credinta mea e o sinJurt
Gale.
Ca sG nimerim drus,M dderdrat
sc cMrine sG D,drturisim cinstH N1
Mcgu:. aici un gurern nM "a pute'
rindecd dintr 'oddtd rdnile grozar,
cu eare am iesit din prdpqstia rd
boiulm. Char dacd an, area n,
Carow 81 tot mm near f. 0estul...
Oar greutatile ar usura multi
daca am reda popornlui nostr,
macar increderea in sine 81 in an
toritatea legilor.
lar pentru aceasta este indica
(cum am spus 81 altadata) sa aven
catva timp la carma pc cei mai in
semnati dintre fruntasii romantic
de peste vechile hotare. Cand III
Manu- sau Vaida ar purta raspun
derea statnlni. toti cei alipiti d
curand regatului ar Fl fngaduitor
fata de suferintele inevitable ia
zei de reconstruire prin care tree
tara.
Oameni buni, cand acolo. :.
sus, unul dintre al nostri, dac
nu Sc indreapta mai iute lucruril'
de buna seama ca MI Sc pot indre
ia ell una. Gu doua. Asa dar, raj
dare, ingadninta 81 1ncredere.
Dintr 'odata, atmosfera polite
ar insenina.
Oar alta nu-i Gle ajuns. Per
tru ca un Roman de peste vechil
hOtare sa linisteasca MI numai t;
rile alipite, ci sd restabileasca cch
librul moral 81 material al statull
fntreg, ii mai trebue inca ceva:
Sa paraseasca imediat rolul s.
cundar al politicei provinciale sa
lregionale.
| Pastrand pentru fiecare colt
tara metoda 81 oamenii potrivi
ell nevoile localnice, acel ON polit
va trebui sa imbratiseze polite
lgenerala a statului-iar pentm
ceasta are nevoie de un partid p,
| ternic 81 de oameni care sd nu M
! repete nefericitele improvizatii a
generalqlui Ayeresc,l.
4 Acest partid exista, dar poar'
doua nume: national peste mun1
taranesc in vechiul regat. Part
dul national s'a bizuit 81 Sc bizu
pc satenii din Ardeal, Banat 81 c
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

nizatiei Y M. G. A., fabrica Hill
man Coal CO., 81 mai multe alte
cladirf Ia Jerome, judetul Som
merset. Pagnba este de peste
100000. Facnl a isbncnit in piv-
nita cladiFii nnde eran oficiile de
la Y. M. C. A. a
. Londra. Gryernm sovietelor
rusesti deelarat stare de raxboin
intre rasarit 81 nordestnl coaste-
lor Marei Negre. Asa spune 0 te-
legrama la Exchange Telegraph.
Aeest ordin este dat din cauza
'miscarilor antibolyeyiee. Gene.
ralul Budienny q fost ordonat ID
Kuban q. ~ pnak eapat revo-
'lntiei.
Havana Vaporal Maria Con
|eeptioh este pms sub Para 4 Bay
|od Banes, prosincia Havana dc
catre un dStaeamsnt n militarilsr
de aici nepa artamentnl flotei. =
incepe q iiysti tisatie iaediat1 a
ufnla rap rilor AZ acsst va =
incercat tra1sporta uncle
dro2uri fice \ Florida.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04
INF0RNAT|UN|.

. JudechtOfui AVA COrkt a dat
All cea mai grea sentinta pentru
violatorii ordonantelor de comu-
nicatie lui Stanley Linowski,
1850 Superior ave. El fost con
damnat la Is zile inchisoare 81
$50 pedeapsa, plus cheltuielilc,
pentrnca manat automobilul
san pc vreme cr era beat. S
mai dat la nn alt individ tot Is
zile pentru delict similar, lar la
altii sase sentinte maj mici. Toti
acestia nn vor Fl permisi sa name
automebil timp de 6 luni.
Belgrad. Cutremure de pa-
mAnt fac mare pagube in mai
mnlte parti ale Serbiei. Cutremu-
rele san repetat in mai multe
cazuri. Suite de ease .sunt dari-
mate 81 pagNba de pan 'acum
trece peste suma de 30 milioane
dinari. Autoritatiie au sfatuit pc
locuitori in uncle districte c a sa
stea cat Sc poate de multi afarl
81 ca sa pazeasca animalele. Dacd
animalele arata semne de frica,
atunci sa stea afara caci tremurul
animalelor prevesteste cutremu-
rul.
New York. = Daca domnisoara
Celeste J. Miller va sosi la Chi.
cago All, va fl facut intocmai
100000 mile in eel din urma 4G
AMI. Ea sosit eri aici pc vapor,l1
Lapland. Domnisoara Miller d
.facnt de trei orr calatorie in i'll
rnl pamantului. Dansa calato
reste de 40 ami.
4 ParcurIle orasului All incepu
de a Fl curatite eri. Directoruk par
cnrilor angajat mai multe sutt
oameni ca sa inceapa lucrarile d.
1primayara ce snnt necesare i,
aceste parcuri. Sc vor semana ma
4 multe feluri de iarba, plante, etc
! New York. - Misterul morte
llui Robert b. Roosevelt jr., in
tamplata la Bay Shore, N. Y. /;
fost clarificat All ell marturisiref
lni Joseph Murray de la Yal,
i Club. Acesta spus ca el a vazu'
'Lpe I'M tlnAr cazind intre I'M au
\ tomobil 81 autobus. Ambele al
trecut peste el lasandu-l mort
lNenorocirea s'a intamplat pc o 2
foarte ploioasa 81 nu era pc strad;
1nime. victima fost lasata p,
drum. Politia cauta dupa soferi
4 Chicago. 'Gemenele sia
meze.s Rosa 81 Josefna Black
care an nurit in saptaman;
ltrecuta aici, au avut spinare,
/ comuna, precam 81 alte organ'
lvitale, precum arata fotografia 9,
lraze1e x. Despartirea lor ar
fost fatela. Moartea lor . fos
cauzata de grea multa mancare
al dovedit cercetarile.
.s
,Johnstown, Pa. I'm foe ce /
I h,aenit din canse pan 'acnm ne
I eSnoaeilte, ! distrns zidirsa orss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

Maiornl oles din Youngstown
dat eri leafs lui pc luna iui
Martie $500 Corporatinnei Co
munitatii ca Sd cumpere hraaa
pei1ru eel lipsiti. FL doneaza IN
fiecare lnna leafa, fhrd u ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04
Singura a Gale

Anarhiei a7egef'ilor trebae sd-i o.
p,tnem 0rdinea sprijhnitG pc an par
It'd popular. care sd nu MAJ aibd
nerOie de aVOlcnte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

Partidnl taranesc este prin defini-
tie singurul partid cu adevarat ma
tional, deoarece satenii sunt fnsasi
temelia natinnei. Atunci, ce lei
desparteg
E destul I'M moment de lucidi-
tate politica, 81 castigul pentr,l|
stat ar Fl linens: partidul national
ar scapa de ponosul regionalismu-
hai, lar eel taranesc dc banuialal
bolsevismului. Cine ar mdrazni
sal zica bolsevic lui Maniu, Val
da... 81 toti ceilalti fruntasi, pana
la blajinul Andrci Barseanug Sau
cine ar putea invinovati de regio-
nalism pc atiti oameni din vechiul
regat care de zeci de ami au lucrat
81 an scris numai cu gandul Ia in
tregirea neamnlui? Att de popu-
lar 81 puternic ar Fl un astfel de
partid. incat maine dimineata s ar
1nfatisa la alegeri Gu mainile goale,
lar nu Gu bande 81 acel cumul, de
ilegalitati care an dezonorat statul
nostrn in aceste alegeri.
Din ziua intai, poporul ar capa-
ia increderea in sine 81 in taria le-
gilor, lar un manunchi- de oameni
priceputi la fiecare Department
! ar dovedi ca fapta urmeaza 1ndata
cuvintului.
Aceasta nj Sc pare singura Gale
spte 4 esi din mocirla, unde ne-am
cufundat: m partid unitar SUB
iCONDUCEREA FRUNTASHOR
DE PESTE VECHILE HOTA.
RE.
! nj s'a spus de curand, ca opera
aceasta att de fireasca II ar fl pt
placul NJ. s. Regelui. Ca nu Il
lplace celor care au trait din intrigs
Isl exploatarea statului, intelegem
Oar nu putem crede ca Majestate;
Sa ar parasi situatia de arbitru a
vietii constitutionale 81 ar putea $;
ajute tocmai sugrumarea partidu
lui care leaga tronul de baza &c,
larga h natiunei-t taranimea.
i Gu tot respectful pc care Ian
! pastrat Suveranului-chiar in mo
j mentele cele mai grele pentru di
nastie-marturisim fatis ca urma
sui lui Carol | nu poate sd dispre
j tuiasca regimul constitutional toe
mai intro vreme cand de la mo
! narhii (cati mai sunt in Europa)
lumea moderna asteapta' virtutil
celei mai intelepte democratic.
Il Tratatele-chiar cele mai s0lem
ne-s 'au ,dovedit petice de hartit
lar Tarul 81 Kaizerul 81 ,altii "a
prabusit ca niSte RUNE. Snfletu
!, unui popor nu-i insa 81 nu poat
Fl niciodata petica.
\ Mai mutt decat ori 81 cand, "vt
i cea poporului vocea lui Dumnt
zeu. Tar fruntasii Romanil0r d
peste vechile hotare-singurii ear
| mai pot avea credit dupa falimer
tele politice din ultimul timp :
E sunt datori sd puma grabnic la II
i demana Suveranului I'M partit
6 care, avand popularitate sa no r
4 sipeasca in afaceri de imbogatir,
: sau find lipsit de popularitate S
o caute prin lingnsiri sus 81 vi.
i lentele jos.
el Snveranul, potrivit juramint,
lui pc Constitute, MI poate fl d
cat una ell poporul.
il Pasul spre indreptarea statul,
i atarna deci della maturitatea cllg
e1 tarii celor care vorbesc in hume
: poporului.
!. Asa dar, fruntasii partidului a
fost maltratati de guvernul Av
rescu;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

atinga de IN cent, pentrl soopnri'
caritabile.
g
In Caseria Statului Kentplky in
xiua de 80 Martic Sc afla 4 ,28l ,697'
dolari disponibili. e cea mai mare
minnie a veacului.
Au dat divort, 81 stiti din se !,
! inceplt salcsaya' -, uanca ]
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

'cate-o ceapa inainte de a Sc cnlca
81 ell, ca represalii, cate-o capa-
tana de usturoi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

.Johnstown Pa. I'm foe ce 4
i,k,asnit din came pan 'acnm ne=
411o1eIlte, : distrns zidirea Orks-
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-08
iNSON CENTER

Miss Phillis Witham of Embden
CLOSED a very successful ten week term
OF the l.ongfellow school last Friday
The graduation exercises at the
Shakcspear School were postponed on
account of the rain storm from Sat
urday until Monday evening, June 9th.
Mrs. Lizzie Oliver of Madison was
a Sunday visitor at Samuel CUNTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Locke of South
Anson visited at Omar Gates Tuesday.
MarteIle Tibbetts who is a student
al the L. of NJ. is to spend the sum
mer at Mt Katahdin with party that
arc TO be engaged in forestry work
Mrs. Ethel Burns of Oakland was
a week end visitor in the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown.
Samuel Quint was calling on friends
in Madison Sunday evening.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-08

Mr.. Grin Kimball and family of
Hartland accompanied by a gentleman
from Canada were in town Sunday on
business.
The Rawleigh Retailer was in town
Monday with the Rawleigh products
Samuel Padham who has been Wis
iting in the home of his brother Frank
in Mercer returned home Thursday
The two gentlemen from Connect
cut who have purchased the p. J.
Lancaster and Lemuel Lancaster farm
have arrived and taken possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Padham and
children went to Skowhegan Sunday
to attend the Catholic services.
Herbert Ober, teacher in this dis
trct went to his home in Atkerson
Friday, where he remained until Wed
nesday. The trip was made in his
new Chevrolet car.
Mrs. Rosie Rowe who has been
confined to the house by illness is
slowly improving.
Daniel LaBreck, who lives in the
home of G.. b. Chase. passed the week
end with his father, Fred LaBreek in
Skowhegan.
Miss Anna Porter of Skowhegan is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Halle Huh
bard.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-08
WEST MOSCOW

Mrs. Waldo Dunton had his flock of
sheep shearcd last Saturday.
Fred Collins has another heifer calf
born in the pasture, to add to his al
ready growing herd.
Mr.. e. Berry Is back tlling the soil
on his old homestead farm.
Norman Collins is working in Bling
ham again.
1t may be a little old fashioned, but
James FitZsimmons has done all his
farming, and winters work for the
past two years with pair of oxen.
Owing 10 illness at the home of Mrs
Laura Collins, the Good viii Club was
unable to meet with her June 1st as
planned. but were invited to the home
of the president Mrs. Stella HILL in
stead The usual nNmber attended
and very pleasant afternoon was
spent. A committee for gifts for the
sick was appointed, consisting of Mrs
Kate lIunncwel and Mrs. Laura Col
Inns The club will meet June ID
1T Mrs. Lucy Crombies for an all day
meeting. Members are asked to bring
thimble, scissors and needles.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-08

DR.. G. II. Wilbur Of Skowhegan
passed the week end in TIL home OF
c. Is. Chase.
James and Harold Corllrum and
Harold Withee Of Madison VAS at =.
B. Chase Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivory Burriil and
children went TO Natewiile Sunday
where they visited in the home of
George Hayhurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Damon, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Damon and children
OF Hartland were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Burrill
Mr.. and Mrs +. L. Burns of
Brunswick came Thursday for q visit
in the home of c. =. Chase On their
return they were accompanied h- sir.
Chase, who remained in tn rms
home until Saturday night.
The Browns Corner sekoal ferts
the following for the Wesk c7das
May %. Attendance good. I'll -
receiving 100 per cent il spelling.
Sth grade, Daniel LaBreck. Nelma L.
ons and Lloyd Cover; 9Th grade Geo
Lyons, Phyllis Shadbournt and Nau-
rice Porter; End grade, Harold Huh
bard. list grade, Abbie Hubbard and
Harold Wheeler. Superintendent
McQuaide called Thursday.
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CAMBRIDGE

Etth Doaalfe 9ae ..e - MA
Dunn do4 Sunday morning. sE.
long illness.
Fred Eldredge is very i'll at this
writing with an abscess in the stom-
ach.
Mes Ralph Head of Belfast was n
guest Of Mrs. MacCansland on Thurs
day.
J. p. Mitchell and Arthur Barron
were in Harmony on shopping trip
Friday,
Lester ,Ohadbourne is building II
cream room for J. h. Labree, also
making repairs on his buildings
Miss Leila Quimby and friend, Miss
Jeanette Livingstone. were Weekend
guests of Miss Quimby's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. b. J. Folsom.
Arthur Barron called on j. p Mitch
ell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Mower and
family of Dexter were callers at Fred
Hills on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Small, of
Lewiston, and Mr., and Mrs. Roy Nut
ter and children, Helen and Hugh, of
Dexter were Sunday callers at j. II.
Mitchell's.
Walter Barron and wife were guests
of Charles Barron and wife over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Smith were
callers at ]. p. Mitchell's on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hin and Mrs.
Hazel Grover and children were re-
cent guests al Fred Hills.
Mrs. Nelson Genthner, whose illness
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-08

was mentioned last week, died Sunday
morning ut Bangor.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dore of Rich
mond We're guests of Mrs. Dores par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Tom Morrill,, last
week
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-08
MADISON
PACKARD PERKINS

PACkARD-PEl3klNS
kev pretty home wedding took
FRIDAY morning, June 2, at the
| Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
herman Williams, Maple street,
Their only daughter, Mrs. Alice
/ Perkins of Lewiston became
Nae Of {. Franklin Packard, also
piston. The ceremony was per-
y by Rev. {. II. mckinney, pas
| the Congregational church in
Sysnce of the immediate family,
kble ring service being used.
Me was gowned in her going
|En of bluc-grey canton crepe
bio match and carried brides
H. was attended by her little
Miss Elizabeth Perkins, who
B flower girl and was given
her father. The rooms were
decorated with bridal wreath,
|Gd white liIacs. The gifts in
)Ht glass, china and silver. The
gift to the bride was a wrist
Sl in platinum with diamonds,
Eitely after the ceremony the
left by auto for Lewiston,
they took the train for Los
IS California. Mr.. Packard will
tRt the Rotary Club at the Ma
Convention in that city and then
to San Francisco to the Shrine
htion
Packard is "A graduate of Mad
figh School. For the past eight
has has been in business for
as hairdresser in Lewiston.
Packard is the agent of the
|nIlls. He has been especially
In the Shrine and has held ev-
air Including that of potentate,
FlOn to which he was elected in
He IS also a trustee of the Peo-
Earngs Bank.
annual exhibition of the Junior
Fl the Madison High School viii
pace this evening in the Welfare
be
y Davis, a former resident of
|Iaef who has been in town for
PaN Two weeks the guest of
mas returned to his home in
Harry Hilton returned to her
u North Arson Friday night
\ lev days visit at the home
:, aunt Mrs. Sherman Williams.
w ). Mllliken returned the last
week from Baldwin where he
pIled by the illness and death of
pest sister.
ana Mrs. James Brooks are re-
| congratulations on the birth
ueyen pound son, who arrived
nome the last of the week.
anu Mrs. Guy Williams of North
we're business callers in town
pay morning
|. Nellie Welch, who has been at
\ Tue 6ordon Bible School In
| arrived in this place Saturday
10 spend her vacation.
and Mrs. Winthrop Stanley
AsrEIlle were the week end
T.. u Mrs. SANKEY'S parents, Mr..
Prs. l. b. Dyer.
| 'na Mrs. W. +. Greene re-
e., 'He last of the week from a
's i ~. VISIT to Mrs, Greene's old
's "a Maxim has returned to his
!. u PORTLAND after two weeks
RIim. no " "'hei' Nj
N, program for commencement
n 'o oeen announced as follows:
s"he lith, baeealaureate ser
[ s Ie Methodist church at three
y, s'uress, Rev. John Browne:
a. Snooi play and graduating
q IN the Welfare Theatre.
d. - June IL, Commencement
N o. 81, the class of 1922 of tha
lsn high School, Thursday.
n s%, /, In the class are thirty
,,a OF which fifteen are
sa, u nineteen are boys. The
Ie,s,ss are awarded as follows.
|rs S5, J. Miles Owens. saluta-
pII ,sn Merrill; Glass History.
r. a S' Gavin; Class Grafton,
mn, Nu'e; Presentation of gifts
!. =, reginald Glidden; Pres
bth o. gus to the boys, Janet
earglll' Prophecy for girls,
ns' Prophecy for the boys,
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Geo. Holgate was at c. B, Chase's
Thursday. Mir Holgate who recent
~ came from Montreal. Canada, has
purchased farm of c., B. Chase.
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week from the University of Maine,
has returned to this place 10 pass his
vacation at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Mary G. Kennison.
Mrs. Perley Bryant and LITTLE
daughter have returned from a few
days visit at the home of Mrs. Bry-
ants father, Delbert Perry, at North
Arson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Buttcrleld and
children accompanied by their guest
Mrs. Walter Moore, passed the week
end at the Butterleld cottage ut East
Pond.
Mrs. Joe Morrow left Saturday for
short visit with relatives in New
York.
Mrs. Rose Killgore and son. Earl.
of Skowhcgan passed the Sabbath at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. a. !. Watts
Forget-Me-Not Branch |. S. S. will
hold their regular meeting Friday
June 9th, at the home of Mrs Edith
Sawyer, IIoughton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Corson were
the guests of relatives in Malbon' s
Mills Sunday.
Mrs. William lluntoon of Norridgc-
wock was The guest over Friday night
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huntoon.
Charles Frazier who recently under
went surgical operation is able to
be out