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NORTH ANSON

A tour of political speakers tour
ing Somerset County are expected to
present their parly's cause at the
Band Stand Friday at about 1l.2O a.
m.
DR.. W. b. Cults of Providence and
oliver w Cults Of Philadelphia, with
their friend. Dr. Mason OF Bangor are
guests this week OF their sister, Mrs.
Ellen Knowlton O w. Cults has
recently accepted the position OF Ply
steal Director at Bates College.
Men wanted To make telephone
poles near North Arson. Write Don
NJ. Towne. Madison, Maine. lw33
Guests the past week at the Cara
bassett Inn include d. b. Dewas, n.
A. Malett. T. j. Mclaughlin, Au-
gusta; J. T. Creagh, Brookline, Il.
ID. Greenleaf. Auburn; NJ. l.. Kun
merry, East Machias; A. p. Mace, OAK
land; Mrs. Ellen Ward, e. w. smart
Pittsfield. j. J. Shaw, Lowell; Mrs.
l.. H. King and daughter, Mae I.
Lewis, Howard Stevenson, Philadel-
phia, Pa; Mrs. Elizabeth Juks, West
Philadelphia, Pa; Madeline i, Gud-
err. Chestnut Hill. Pa; Karl W. Ilpp'
Germantown, Pa. Miss Jessie Fulton
Chester. pa; Miss Nella kingsbury'
Grand Larks, ~ D.; j. Dobleer, Ma
ry Spobs, e. Orange, N. J.; 5. h.
and W. f. Barton, w. w. MeFor-
mach. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Alden,
e. r. Clark, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Greenleaf, Providence
r.. l.; e. G. Childs. Palmer, Mass F.;
C. A. Mallory, Newton, Mass; W.
l.. Mallory, Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. LIN
coin, Boston, Mass.
Young women to work In hospital
with opportunity to train FOR nursing
Education equal to two years IN hlgh
school required. Excellent opportn-
nifty. Kennebec Valley Hospital
Skowhegan. i"o'
Uhler Gray of Maiden, Mass. has
been the guest for a few days OF his
sister. Mrs. Erie G. Robinson,
Miss Carolyn Durrell Is visiting
friends in Fall River.
Mrs. Lonnie Rogers returned sun
day from Harmony where she mas
been visiting for two weeks.
Frances French returned SUNDAY
from WISH 10 fdiintiu'
Winola Bale has returned from
Pennington, where she was the guest
of her cousin. Kathleen Baiie.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Mitchell and
their grandson. True Bale of Auburn
made a motor trip to Auburn and
Portland earl this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clough OF Portland
were in town Monday for short Wis
it with her niece, Mrs. Eugene Quint
Mrs. Vesta l.. Jones Is staying lor
a few days with Mrs. Margaret VIII
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Durrell have
as guests this week, her mother Mrs
Wood OF Lawrence. and a friend, Mrs.
Brayton of Fall River.
Mrs. Ellen knowlton enjoyed q
weeks visit lately with her brother al
Hedding. n. II.
The ID. A. r. held its August
meeting Friday at the home OF Mrs.
b. NJ. Berry A communication
from the President General ON Field
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BAKERS SIDING

Hugh Footman and friend of Fair
field are spending few days fishing
at Bakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A N Ingersoll Of
Madison accompanied by Miss Wash
burn and Mr.. Sye Clark, have been
spending a week in the Hodgdon
camp.
Mrs. Hattie Merrill of Scion spent
the week end with her daughter, Mrs.
Rex Oliver.
Mrs. j. W. Vaughan has bought the
0'Neal cottage, THE frs.
Mr. and Mrs. Will DuPlissie and
family are spending two weeks at
the Adams cottage.
Mrs. Herbert Hadley of Brooks is
spending the week end with her
daughter, Mrs. William Work.
Mrs Ina Cochran and two sons,
David and Arthur, were guests OF her
sister, Mrs. Abbie O'Neal last week.
Mrs. James Mcintyre and children
spent the week end with her father,
Mrs. RenealdO ONeal.
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QtINNEBASSFTn

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ward
ton Ward of Newburg Nov.
at C. b. Colby last Wedna,..
Thursday. Friday mornin.
Ward, P. E. Withee and Jam.
cy started for home with a.,
cattle, which they had bonvh,
here. Mrs. Ward is still . ,..J
Mrs. Withee The men ss
to c. B. Colby's Monday.
Mrs. Anna Harris and h..
nieces from New Jersey, who al
iting her, spent the day last y
day at r. j. Shaw's.
Omer Iand Leo Godin sDsn,
week with their parents. MI
Mrs. Xavier Godin.
Mrs. Josephine Woodsum wal
led to Athens Saturday by the |
of her youngest sister, Mrs
Baird, who passed away in n
tai at Syracuse, n Y. Friday \
ing, Mrs. Woodsum's mother
Fred Hight of Athens. who WA
ing here. returned to Athep,
Mrs. Woodsum
Mrs. A. B. Allin of Rocklaui|
Miss Mabel Woodsum of Owls
are spending the week with tbs3
Their, j. +. Woodsum.
Mrs. Mary E. Longley issI
at the home of her sister. gn]
bert Longley. Mr.. and anl
bert Jepson and Mr.. and Nu|
NJ. Blaisdell went to Stratton 81
They report the blueberrla
plentiful.
Forest Farley of Larone aa ,
lei Bowman of Fairfield were /
vicinity last Friday looking
cows.
Mr.. ahd Mrs. F. L. Lancaster
to Highland Sunday.
Russell Landry has finished
for j F.eWoodsum MahlOn RI
began work there Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harti@1
Mrs. Hartford's mother Mrs.
Groves of Smithfleld, were 81
guests at H. S. Withee.
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News of Somerset's Busy Towns

Italk on the noon lunch to the teach.
ers At the institute.
There for style and wear; Hart
Schaffner & Marx fine all wool suits
Chad 10 show you any time. Mark
Savage x Co. 1w3a
Baseball game here last Thurdsay
between Madison and Bingham result
ed in favor OF the latter.
The Goodrich and Baker reunion
was held at the home OF Mrs. Florence
owens on Wednesday the ninth inst.
The day was perfect and about sew
enty-fye persons gathered and had a
very happy>time. A bountiful dinner
was served including beans baked in
the ground, at tables set under the
trees of the lawn. After the dinner
the president Mrs. Elizabeth Goodrich
Jordan called the meeting to order,
report of the last annual meetingFwas
read by secretary Mrs. Florence
Owens, a poem was read by Mrs. Isa-
tdore Greenwood Fitzsmmons and an
other by Mrs. Nellie Chase Officers
were Milford Baker, president; Claud
Goodrich, vice president; Esther
owens, secretary and Leon W. Good
rich treasurer. Interesting remarks
were made by S. T. Goodrich, A. c.
Dinsmore and others. Milford Bak
er took pictures of the gathering
which are very good and can be oh.
tanned at his studio The meeting
for 1923 is appointed for the 18th of
August. Those from out Of town
present at the reunion We're Nathaniel
Goodrich, Hanoyeg \. IL. Miss Har-
riet F. WigginF Persis l. Wiggin, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. II. Wiggin and Emma
G. Wells of Somersworth. \. II. Mrs.
Frank NJ Sedgeley of WaterYillei El-
mer e. Greenwood, Mrs. Eva II.
Greenwood, Mrs. Ada l.. Abbey, {. J.
Abbey e. B. Chase, Mrs. Nellie cleye-
land Chase, Mrs. Lena Abbey, o. A.
Abbey all of Skowhegan; Mr.. and
Mrs. s. T. Baker Of Solon Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Berry Of Pleasant Ridge
and Mrs. Flora Baker Boyngton oil
Concord The presence Of the hrst
named guest Nathaniel Goodrich was
quite remarkable coincidence. He
is a grandson of the Tote Rev. Lewis
Goodrich and son of Arthur Goodrich.
He was touring the state with another
man--mountain climbing being one oil
their interests. Having climbed MI.
Katadin they came 10 Bingham, with
out any knowledge of the reunion.
knowing that 1t was the native town
of his grandfather he made some in
uuiry and was directed to the pleas
ant gathering where he was intro
duced to numerous relatives as both
sides claimed him-his grandmother
having been Mary Ann Baker. Mr..
Goodrich is connected with Dart
mouth College. Is married but has no
children. Mount Bigelow was TO be
the next mountain which was to be
climbed, on Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid met last Tuesday
with Mrs. Jennie Robinson with a
good number attending. After the
business meeting the members were
invited 10 the dining room 10 very
fine supper The next meeting viii
be with Mrs. Olive Hilton next Tues
day. the 22nd Mrs Moore, pastor OF
the Methodist Church. has had her va
cation and will be at the church next
Sunday with one of her good sermons.
Come and hear il.
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GOODYEAR
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dutton OF At
tleboro, Mass, were the guests of Mrs.
Aston Rowel Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dutton and Mrs. Rowell were
class mates in Arson Academy
The Ladies Home Circle will hold
its regular meeting in the church
parlors Thursday, Aug. oath.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Piper and son,
Stanwood, are spending a two weeks
vacation at Rocky Point Cottage,
Embden Lake. They entertained the
Campfire Girls one day last week.
The Starbirds and Mrs. Malon Whip
pie are at the Collins cottage, Emb-
den.
The d. A. RS had a very pleasant
meeting last Friday at Mrs. Mary Pi-
per's home. Mrs. Piper and Mrs.
Maude Mclntire were hostesses, and
after the business meeting was begun
and ended by the president, Mrs.
Flora Adams, they gave a delightful
program of old songs, solos by Mrs
Mary Day, and stories, old and new
After the refreshments more music.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald d. Curtis are
the happy parents of little daugh-
ter, born Aug. 10th. Mrs. Curtis was
formerly Claire Marie McIntire, of
Scion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malon Patterson leave
here Wednesday morning for South
port where they will spend few
weeks.
At Caratunk Theatre Saturday eve
ming, August 49, Dustin Farnum in
Iron to Gold.
A party of twelve from Scion made
trip to Moosehead Lake Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Goodrich is doing
table work at Gray's Tavern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morros Levery of
New York are the guests of their
father in town.
The Farm Bureau meeting Is post
poned to Tuesday. August 18th. Re-
member the change.
Childrens Day in North Somerset
Grange next Saturday.
Mr.. George Tozier was in town the
first of the week.
Quite a number of men are at work
for the Maine Central Power Co, cut
ting bushes and strengthening poles.
DEFERRED
Mrs. Mary Bent Day, who has been
visiting in Scion and Bingham, with
relatives and old friends, left Satur-
day for visit with niece, Mrs.
Glare Marston of Waterville. return
ing to her home at Northampton,
Mass. the following week. Many par
ties and social teas were held in her
honor, and all were very glad to hear
her voice once more in her beautiful
songs She sang two solos at the
Methodist Church at the morning ser
vice, and twice at the Congregation
alist in the afternoon service the Sun
day before she left.
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49,, t.
Politics was CoH9iueleu = Commit ~
tee to compete dIlanBeInei.s 10, ~, snt
village fountain was appolhtea. MRS.
Ethel norton. NrS. t'li@aoe'u f.i'5fl ;
Mrs. Ellie hho"l'on, te,l es'''ii'.i''5
were served ana " p'eaSahi sue M
hour enJo}tu, In. ,..z.,.
william I''''' "V'', -
TUESDAY, ioI
indian River.
METHODIST CHURCH NoiEo
There were many worshippers al
the NJ. r. Church last Sunday morn
ing to listen 90 very helpful ser
mon on "Forgiveuess OF Sins Nj
Robinson emphasized that oge 81 The
greatest tests OF our character ia -
be able to forgive one whom We fancy
has sinned against us He pIefuf
ed Christ on the cross. Yet asking
God TO forgive those Who had PM HIM
there. How much easier If should
be for us to forgive the trivial things
of life.
Our pastor. Rev ernest Robinson.
will spend this week at Lake Emh=
den with college friends from Lewis
ton. Next week h. Vli VISIT rala=
tives in New Hampshire. fanse=
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DENEIST0WN

Henry White, agent for the Nash
car, was in town Friday.
Iven Graffte is guiding the Hall
party from New York. We under
stand Mr.. Hall is vice president of
the New England Telephone Company.
Nelson Marcou and family have re-
turned from Waterville and are living
on the b. M. Keown place.
Charles Steward and daughter Edi-
tn, are both working at Jones Pond
Camps.
A letter received from Fred Day
mond of this place, who with his two
daughters, Elaine and Marguerite,
have been spending the summer in
Oldtown, informs us that they are Wis
iting for a time at North East Carry.
Miss Dorothy Grien, playground
teacher of the Radcliff Chautauqua,
spent Sunday as the guest OF Miss
Marjorie Graffte. Miss Graffte is
the local chairman for the Junior
Chautauqua in Jackman.
Miss Sylvia WILSON, daughter OF
Mrs. Ether J. Wilson, teacher in
the public schools of New Bedford,
present Miss Wilson is acting as book
keeper for her brother, Farnsworth
Wilson, at the Boston Ranch, Holeb.
Henry Harte will soon move his
family to the Joe Henderson place,
which he has rented.
We understand the Rev Mrs. Smith
of Brownyille will hold services at the
Episcopal church here for the next
four weeks.
Elmer and George Colby have been
helping Moses Holden cut his inter
vale hay.
W. J. Henderson plans on going
as cook for a party the middle OF this
month and will remain until Decem-
Der.
Iven Graffte is thinking of buying
a farm near some good high school.
George BARLEY of this place has
been making some improvements on
his house which will add much to its
convenience and attractiveness.
Charles Mckay, Crocker Pond
Camps, has had quite a number of
visitor the past few weeks. Several
of them took trip to Quebec, the
middle of the week.
Wednesday, Fred Henderson OF the
Head Pond Camps had a party of
forty-eight at his camps.
Thomas E. Graffte, son OF Iven
Graffte, was quite sick the first of
the past week.
Several from this town attended the
Radclff Chautauqua held at Jackman
the 7, 8 and 9. A fine program was
given each day. The children SEEM
ed to enjoy 1t as much as the older
ones. Miss Marjorie Graffte, local
playground chairman. will continue
the work started by Miss Green, the
Chautauqua playground teacher. She
will be glad to meet al children of
school age on each Tuesday after
noon at three o'clock at the Public
Library, hickman.
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MALBON'S MILLS

Mr.. and Mrs. William Earle were
calling on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jor-
dan who live on the middle road to
Waterville on Sunday. Both fam
lilies formerly lived near each other
in New Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flewellng
received a pleasant call from rela-
tives from Crouseville, Aroostook Co.
on Friday last. In the party were
Lester Brewer and sisters, the Miss
es May and Constance Brewer and
Mrs. Grouse. They motored on to
Cornville where other relatives re-
side.
On Sunday afternoon s. II. and
W. d. Bradbury and mother, Mrs
I.ura Adams accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Robinson from town and
their guest, little Miss Flora. Louise
McIlwrath OF Matapan, Mass, enjoy
ed a most delightful trip, taking in
circle OF thirteen of the surround
ing towns, Including Dexter and Co
rinna.
Lawrence Wiley who has been pas
sing a short vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Wiley.
returned on Tuesday to the North
Eastern University School of Engin-
eering in Boston, which he has been
attending for the past two years, and
will attend the summer school there
for three weeks. Mr.. Wiley dur
ing his summer vacation has been a
foreman on road construction work
on the Newport Turnpike and will
return later to work on that job nn-
III his school begins again In Oct
ober. Mr.. wiley bad in his care
ON his return trip. Miss Muriel Wal
ker. small daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Walker of this place, who
accompanied him as far as Portland
ON her way to Sebago Lake to spend
the remainder of the month WIN her
grandmother Mrs. Eta LaCase at the
girls and boys camps} which are
under the supervision OF Mrs. La
Cases son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Ill
roy LaCase of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Wiley and
son Lawrence Wiley and Mrs. Peter
Merry enjoyed q trip on SUNDAY ny
way of Fairfield and Pittsfeld to De1-
ter and several other towns, return
ing home through Cornyille.
Fishing at Morrell Pond Is getting
! quite interesting. Charlie walker
on Sunday caught several large PICK
erel, one of which measured twenty
/ two inches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bales Spaulding and
daughter Helm and Ruth went te
! Lewiston by auto Saturday afternoon
for visit with friends, returning
Sunday night.
Harold and Howard Holden TOOK
trip by auto to Lewiston on TUESDAY
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Baruey o.
South Paris. while on their way te
Bangor spent Monday night at ths
home of their uncle, Charles Holden
ON the cross road.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Cerson hay'
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lreusrr.,,

Gason Greenleai ha. A.
at Fred Pullens and a aal y
Portland Hill to work gone to
Archie Smith is war,.,
Reynolds. 'Aiag for R,
Fred Tarr and cba,l..
cutting the hay on wins igs PAIN
farm. They bought the !" s,as, spae|
in company. ' standing ii
Among the late arriv.r
Ranch are Mrs. Asher Sts no al HID
dence, R. L; John and 9 a.r Of n
ton, aiso of ProyI5e5 n'nod n
Helen Levi, of New y os and |
Mrs. Emma Healy. Mrs rs'z p. efy
ford and son. Harold. M s'l |, q
and Miss Masie Griffetb WY, ,s Han
pleasant auto trip to NJ tV&
Stratton and kingdeld lac, '' n no
Several friends of D ISs, frt Y,
met at his home SatprdaY
help him celebrate his ia es e
Mr.. Mullen was the reci ,I.l 0lsll
a number of pretty and naa. o. |
Misses Annie Wilds. Gra aos'al |
Mrs. Nellie starks and Mr. 10y p
Healy were guests of ,a, > .
Scion Saturday. e'au's'
Schools in town open., :,
Auf. 14th with Miss Valma sq n aloa
teacher ! at the Washinp,o o'O' y
and Miss Alice Adams at 9 fSo Y
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CORyViLLE

DR.. and Mrs. Carlton Luce and
Hazel Kilkenney of Greenville june
ton were in town visiting their par
ents a few hours one day last week.
Rogert Kilkenny went to Green
Vile Junction Tuesday of last week
to pass a part of his vacation with
his parents.
The Farmers Telephone has. been
installed at Arthur Williams.
The High School Reunion will be
held August %. Their will be a
dance in the evening.
Erwin Smith and wife and Fred
Mcclure and wife are on an auto
trip to South Braintree, and other
places in Massachusetts. They
will return by the way of the White
Mountains.
Walton & Fall are shipping a car
load of bass.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Matson Of
Newton, Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles futile OF Skowhegan, were
callers Sunday on Agnes r. Moody.
Otto Flewellyn and wife are stop
ping at Edwin Smiths while they
are on their auto trip.
NORTH CORNVILLE
DR.. Hunt and wife of Connecticut,
who have been visiting at Mrs. Hunts
neither, Mrs Annie Hodges, have re-
turned home.
Miss Ruth Foss of Athens is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. n Whittier.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Baker and
family of Starks were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Rose Eaton, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Seamens.
Edgar Whittier who is a patient at
Somerset Hospital is gaining.
Mrs. George Hayden of Guilford,
Mrs. Clare Mathews and Mrs. Dora
Skllings of Hartland, were callers at
Frank Hayden's Sunday.
Wallace Tracy has been drawn to
serve on the grand jury and Earl
Smith, the traverse jury, which con-
venes at Skowhegan in September.
Harmon James, Jr., is sick at the
home of his parents, DR.. Ellingwood
is the attending physician.
Mrs. Rose Hight was called to
Gorham last week by the illness of
her son. Bert Hight.
Fred Weeks who has held a res
ponsible position at Summit Farms,
Davidson for the past two years will
complete his duties there this week,
and return home for the fall and win
ter months at F. l.. Nights.
Oscar Kicker had bad attack OF
appendicitis last week but is better
at this writing.
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RARRaN,S CORNER-MADIs

Erlon :, Viles, who went to
Devens on August LIST, reports q |
ant time, but says the govern
can keep them busy from live
morning until nine in the even
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Groves
Sunday in Norridgewock.
Miss Abbie Giggey of WashOufl
her sister, Mrs. Leo York OIL
Portlantla.who are at Camp Sha1
at Lakewood, spent THURSDAY
Mrs. Helen Groves, who was
mate of Miss Giggey's.
Mrs. 7. NJ. White went by y
Bridgewater, to spend a monn
and with. her relatives at oen'a
New Brunswick.
Roy Billings has purchased 4
Overland.a
Mrs. Harris Booth of Fredl9
New Brunswick, will arrive Nv
to spend a month with hef VI
Mrs. David Billings and ner
Mys. Willard Sproul and NTH
Billings 3 Mrs. David Billings
err, Amasa Wallace, oil freu
will arrive Tuesday with an
Mrs. Harris Booth, to WISH n as
and other relatives. Guy bI ila
cousin, s'ifas been helping dufls|
ing at the Willard Sproal i cl
plans to leave soon for the w
Northwest in answer to the y
ment's cali for harves'ers. \
Mr.. anu Mrs. Ralph vines =
and Mrs Luce. Accompanies, a "
and Phfffp Viles went 10 ~
blueberrying again, sunday, ia s.,,
with about two bushels oil pa. M.
School at Blackwell opens w
Cant hfh
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her youngest laughter. 1eona was
married 70 Car Lincoln Stevens OF
Aelrose Mass the double ring ser
vice being performed BY Rev G W.
Hinek ley. founder af Good VIII Home.
Both bride and groom are graduates
Of Good WI HIfh SCHOOL in the class
Of 1917 The ceremony WAS per
FORMED out doors under an arch OF
evergreen and sid Movers. the hid
al party marching rom the house TO
strains Of The I8heugrin wedding
march plaYed bx Faith Jane Hinckley
II Good WI Ralph clifford, bro
Tier II The bride eas best man. The
BRIDE gouuea II white crepe de
chine and weAfina The bridal veil Of
fNa former brides ~ be family. car
RID shower boBquet ri white ros-
- and white SWEET peas. and had
a. hf alesmaiaH Rufh cray Of New,
London II IN orchid organdie.
With haf ~ match aud LYDIA CHORD
of Hinakleg il white sith white hat
white sweet peas lydia Sarah Gf-
ford lhfee Years old eas ring bear
er ID yellow arKandle with yellow
hair baN Other attendants, also
aIeoes we're bertha clifford OF Hinc-
KEY and Alice clifford. North Fair
aeId IA White with blue hair bows
Gfaee and Catherine clifford in white
with PINK bows and Greta and Esther
clifford IN lavender with lavender
bows The bride and groom re-
eeIFed under the arch which refresh
meuts we're served before their de
parture for Harpswell where the
honeymoon vii be spent. They VIII
make their home In Melrose. where
Mr. Stevens holds a responsible pos
Ition in a bank Out OF town guests
we're Mr. aud Mrs Leland Coven Of
Belfast. Mr. and Mrs. Higgins Of
Mrs. Alice Hinckley
Porter Of Montelair, n. J.; Mrs. Sa-
ra Gray of New London, n. II.
A. Il. Hodges took his two chill
dren. Barbara and Humphrey, to Au-]
burn Monday where they are to un-
dergo throat operations.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jacobs OF Van
Buren, were recent guests OF their
cousin, Mrs. l.. b. Thomas.
G. NJ. Sabin,, Nellie Sabin. Mr.. Ell
lot and Mrs. Duntley were Augusta
visitors Friday.
J. f. Williams was in Augusta on
business Eaturday.
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NJ AnIS0N

Mr.. arsl Mrs. f. " l 1si.s
Mary Washburn and josiah
went to Bakers SATURDAY ''. II
home TAesday noon in ',,i. Il
the fine opportunity of ple ,, "
berries which Bakers anora' t ss
day made the trip up Bald wv" =.
and viewed the surrounding ~. nj
from Lookout, taking ianen 1uAo
FIRE warden, Dick Morris VIM
old friend of DR.. Clarks'
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Escape eli Lucy Dominic

Lucy Dominick, the youu S,.t,|
girl who escaped from the r s,''l|
formatory here and VINO ned
taken to Thomaston' eS's sp al
States prison last week . Ds y
through the bars of her 1 r ya]
Dominick is II years old. II IL WI .
first time in the history u .scspsj
that a woman inmate has
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S0ION

Miss Grace Philbrook returned Mon
day evening from a few days stay
with relatives and friends in Water
Vile. ~%%
Dr. J. o. Piper and family are TAX
ing an outing at Pleasant Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Magoon and Or
willie Snow were in Skowhegan and
Norridgewock Tuesday.
Philathea Sunday School class OF
young ladies OF the NJ r Church are
taking a two days outing at cot
tage at Lakewood They were accom-
panied by their teacher, Mrs. Living
stone and two other ladies as chap
pr0ups
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-17
ATHENS

Flwood and Ray Corson have moved
back to their home where their father
and mother lived. They moved last
Tuesday. Aug. 18th. They are still
at work for l.. w. Foss They drive
cattle and sheep far and near for
Mr.. Foss. They are willing to go any
time day or night. They are good
boys to drive stock.
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