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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-18
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Palmer of
Hinckley were in town for few
hours shopping and on business,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer Decker of Clinton was
in town Tuesday for a few hours
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Merle
Foster Of Canaan who is a surgical
patient at the Somerset hospital.
Mrs. Viola J. Weston of Industry
was in town Monday afternoon to
attend the first meeting of Eunice
FarnsWorth Chapter of D. A. r., for
1922-23, which was held at the home
Of Mrs. Birdena F. Conant
Mrs. Hazel Twombley and her
daughter, Miss Nellie. who have
been at South Scion, the guests of
Mrs. Twombley's parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. Leslie Kennison were in town
Tuesday leaving on the morning train
for their home in Portsmouth, N. H.
Miss Madeline McCoombs, who was
called to Skowhegan because of the
death of her grandfather, John L..
Murray, was the dinner guest Tues
| day OF her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Chase of North avenue.
| She will return to Portland Wednes-
! day where she is training for a
! nurse at the Maine General hospi-
| tai.
Miss Dorice Chase, the clerk in the
! office of Register of Deeds John W.
Higgins, is having a weeks vacation
/ from her duties and left Tuesday
! morning for Auburn where she will
| visit with Miss Christie Rollins and
| will go to Sanford where she will be
: the guest of her two brothers, Dwight
; and Frank Chase. Miss Chase plans
to go to Portland before returning
; home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doane Gandagc of
! Seal Harbor, who We're in Athens last
! week because of the death of Mrs.
| Gandage's father Judge John F. Hol-
. man and who returned home last
! week went to Athens Tuesday and
will assist Mrs. Holman in closing
her home there for the winter. Mrs.
| Holman will return to Seal Harror
F., with Mr.. and Mrs. Candage for the
winter. Mrs. Holman's many friends
! will much regret her departure from
Athens, even for the winter months,
and will look forward to her return
in the springtime.
Among the StoWhegan people to
go to Portland to attend the meet
ings of the Grand Lodge of l. O.O.F.,
of affiliated bodies are Leslie l..
| Jacobs. Past Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge OF Maine of 7. o. 0. f.
Mrs. Jacobs, past Noble Grand of
the Rcbekah Lodge. Miss Alice Z.
Danforth, District Deputy President
Mrs. Ava Sheridan, the delegate from
the Priscilla Rebekah lodge, Mrs.
Mabel Bragg, Mrs. Lillian Smith,
past NOZZLE Grand of the Rebekah
lodge, Lyle Moore, and NJ. B. Hesel
ton, past Noble Grands Of the Car
rabassett Lodge, I. o. o. F.. 1874, and
Robert Green of the Parnemas En-
| campment
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Sale and Supper Planned

The executive board of the Mabel
p. Judkins Philathea class of the
Baptist church met Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Addie +. Holt.
president, and made plans for the
annual sale and supper. The date
is set for Thursday afternoon and
evening. Nov. %. The following
committees were appointed: Aprons.
Mrs. A. w. Kimhall, Mrs. Nellie Tap
ley, Mrs. Scott McNelly; bags. Mrs.
Nellie w. Gordon, Mrs. f. l.. Bcsse.
Mrs. r. E. Goodrich; fancy articles.
Mrs. F. E. Whitman. Mrs. l.. Decker.
Mrs. George Osborne, Mrs. T.. +.
Stratton; mystery boxes. Mrs. +. Il.
Cotton, Mrs. Herbert Roundy, Mrs.
]. C. Grant; ice cream and candy,
Mrs. Fred Walker. Mrs. o. ID. Simon
son, Mrs. John Hubbard, Mrs. Lila
Hathorne: supper, l.. Decker. +. l..
Cotton, Thomas II. Ward; decorat-
ing. Mrs. Addie +. Holt, Mrs. Edith
Walker, Mrs. A. w. Kimball. Mrs.
Eben S. Gordon. Mrs. +. +. Whit
man. Mrs. p. L. Cotton, Mrs. Susie
McNelly. The evening program is
in the hands of Mrs. l.. :. Strlck ?
land. Mrs. 4. II. Ward and J.. :.
Strickland.
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upon applications for their work
with those who apply for citizenship.
Mrs. Viola j. Weston OF Industry
gave an interesting account OF the
State Field Day at New Meadows
which she attended. going with the
chapter from Pennington.
This closed the business session
and the remainder. of the afternoon
was turned over to DR.. Julia Nay
Kincaid, who had. charge of the pro-
gram.
; The first speaker was Mrs. Anne
H. Foster, r. NJ, the new health
nurse, who spoke of conditions here
in Skowhegan, Q utlined her work
and solicited the cooperation of the
Ladies. Mrs. Foster was listened to
with much interest as the ladies
realized the great Importance of the
work which Mrs. Foster is under
taking in Skowhegan.
The subject of the afternoons
study was Forts Popham and Wis
casset." DR.. Kincaid after an. anus
ing introduction gave an excellent
paper on Fort Popham and q letter
was read by Mrs. Grace NJ. Poulin
which described the celebration of
the founding of the first English
colony of the New England coast.
After a recess of several minutes
DR.. kincaid gave a second paper
which dealt with many interesting
incidents Of the early life in Wis
casset, among which she stated that
the first Masonic lodge in. Maine was
organized in Wiscasset with the idea
OF preventing a faction which was
arising between two churches in the
town. This lodge was the first to
observe st. Johns Day. The Wis
casset Fire Company was the first
to be organized in the state and
she gave amusing ways in which
this company fought fires in the
olden times. !
Mrs. Foster spoke again in an
informal manner. telling of her ex-
periences in England as nurse dur
ing the World War.
| After the close of the program
the hostesses served a delicious
lunch and a delightful social hour
was enjoyed.
The next meeting Of the chapter
will be held on Monday afternoon,
Nov. 10th. at the home of Mrs. Ger
I trude w. Bucknam. who will be as
sisted in entertaining by her mother,
Mrs Sarah l.. Whitcom The sub
ject to be considered will be "Old
Garrison Houses at York and Forts
| of Portland Harbor," and will he
i directed by Mrs. Fanny J. Cabot.
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kENTS HILL

Monday evening in Kicker hall,
Henry Lawrence Southwick, presi-
dent of the Emerson School of Ora
tory, Boston. gave an interpretative
recital of Sheridan's The Rivals"
DR.. Southwick for many years has
been an annual visitor to the scnool
and has always charmed and de-
lighted his audience with his marked
interpretative ability. The students
and teachers of the school feel that
it is a rare opportunity to have the
privilege of hearing DR.. Southwicl,
who is a master of the art of Expi es-
sion and Oratory.
The first ranks for the fall term
have been given out and the following
students are on the honor list:
Ira Croker, Readfeld Sherman
Crockett, Arlington Heights, Mass;
Samuel Daneause, Kents Hill; Ed
mund Dartnell, Sanford; Peter Dunn,
Mt. Vernon: Cyril Grant. Wiscasset;
George Hartsgrove. Hebron: Ralph
Haskell. kent's Hill: Foster King,
Monmouth; James O'Neil, Lewiston;
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Eunice Farnsworth Chapter
Begins Winters Work

The first meeting OF the season Of
1922-2Jj of the Eunice Farnsworth
Chapter, d. A. r., was held Mon
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Birdena +. Conant on Pleasant
street, who was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. Nellie c. Chase Of
Madison avenue. The meeting was
largely attended and much enjoyed
The rooms We're prettily DECORATED
with fall flowers. The regent, Mrs
Elizabeth A. Marble, presided and
the meeting opened with the Lords
Prayer, the Flag Salute and the
American Greed.
The secretary. Mrs. Vina r..
Greenwood, gave the report of two
meetings of the chapter and four
meetings OF the executive board,
which were listened to with inter
est.
The chapter voted to endorse the
candidacy of Mrs. Blaine S. Viles of
Augusta for vice president of the
State of Maine D. A. r.
Miss Weston reported that the
marker for the first house built in
Skowhegan had been painted and
was ready to be reset, but as the
course of the new state road to Wa
terville had been changed it would
be necessary to have a new founda-
ton, and it was voted not to reset
this marker until spring.
1t was voted to pay . cents per
member for the marking of histori-
cal spots in the state. The regent
notified the Citizenship committee
that they could have the manual
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Rodman Palmer, Kent's Hill; Sell
den Pearce, Hallowell. Charles L.
Puffer Columbia Falls; George Rand
lette, Monmouth; Samuel Sat latino,
Brooklyn, n Y; Franklin Strout,
Readfield; Kenneth Turner, Halo
well; Earl Watson. Naples; Russell
Whitcomb. Readfield; Sylvia Dudley.
sReadfeld; Isabel French, Rumford;
Gladys Jones. Fayette; Grace Palmer.
Kent's Hill; Charlotte Lane. Kenfs
Hill; Evelyn Osier, Monmouth;
Phyllis Roweil,. Brookline; Christie
virgie, Shirley Mills; Helen Wheeler.
North Berwick. .-
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wiley of Read
field formerly of Kent's Hill, recently
welcomed into their family second
son, Roy Burton Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton of Wiscasset
were Sunday callers upon their son.
Elliot, student in the seminary.
r Ethelyn Pinkham of Southport. who
graduated last June, came in her car
Sunday bringing her sister. Harriet. a
student, who had been home for the
Weekend.
Fred CDoc.") Iveney with Burnham
stanley's mother and sister of Booth
bay Harbor were Sunday guests at
Sampson hall.
Rev. c. Q. Perry of Hallowell
preached in the Methodist churches
here and at Readfeld Corner Sunday.
Mr.. Perry was accompanied by George
c. Clarke, for several years teacher
here. whose friends were glad to clasp
hands with him.
Dean Southwick of the Emerson
School Of Oratory, Boston, gave The
Rivals" Monday evening in Kicker
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ONer-Gnrirnuls

Mrs. Vera Head Andrews Of Bel
fast and Walter +. Dyer of Isles
boro. We're united in marriage Sat
urday night in Cambden by Rev.
John S. Pendleton of Bangor. The
wedding took place in the Baptist
church, relatives and a few intimate
friends witnessing tho ceremony.
Little Miss Hope Andrews was ing
bearer and the only attendant. The
bridegroom is employed by Charles
Dana Gibson, the artist at his sum
mer home on Seven Hundred Acre
Island. Both. bride and bridegroom
are well known in Belfast. They are
at present on a hunting trip in the
Maine woods.
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Helen c. Wentworth, who will be as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Mary
NJ. Greenway.
April 10th, Forts Western and
Halifax" program to be arranged by
Mrs. Florence w. Danforth at the
home of Mrs. Mabel P. Judkins, who
will be assisted in entertaining by
Mrs Ivanella S. Palmer Of Hinckley.
May 21st, Annual meeting, subject,
Reports of Continental Congress"
at the home Of Mrs. Edith S. Phil
brick, who will be assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. Grace NJ. Pou!in.
June 18th, Forts Kent and Fair
field" program arranged by Mrs. Vina
Il. Greenwood at the home Of the
Misses Florence and Mabel ]. Pooler.
The chapter has; membership of
SO. During the past year it has lost
two beloved daughters by death, Mrs.
Mary c. Brainard, who died on
January Goth; and Mrs. Della A.
Weston, who died on April 10Th.
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D. A. r. PLANS
FOR 1929

The Eunice FarnSworth Chanter
of the D. A. r. has issuer its calendar
for the season of 1922 and '23.
The officers who are to serve the
chapter for the coming year are:
Regent, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Marble;
vice regent, Miss Mabel J. Pooler:
secretary, Mrs. Vina r. Greenwood.
treasurer, Mrs. Georgia C. Wilson.
registrar, Miss Gertrude S. Weston:
and historian, Miss Louise H. CO.
burn.
The following committees have
been appointed: Americanization and
Patriotic Education. Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Marbel; Magazine, Mrs. Lola M.
E!unt; international Relations, Mrs.
Edith S. Philbrick: Preservation Of
Historic Spots, Miss Gertrude S.
Weston; National Old Trails Road.
Miss Mabel J. Pooler; Historical and
Literary Reciprocity, Mrs. Florence
". Danforth; Conservation and
Thrift. DR.. Julia n Kincaid; Real
Daughters, Mrs. Della l.. Bartlett;
Revolutionary Relics for Memorial
Continental hall, Mrs. Fanny J..
Cabot; Genealogical Research, Mrs.
Margaret X. Goodrich Historical
Research and Preservation Of Rec
crds, Mrs. Helen C. Wentworth; and
Memorial Continental hall Library,
Miss Louise II. Coburn.
The topic for the years study is
Ola Forts in Maine. The program is
as follows: Forts Popham and Wis
casset, DR.. Julia Nay kincaid, at the
home of Mrs. Birdena F. Conant, who
WAS assisted in entertaining on last
Monday afternoon.
Houses at York and Forts of Port
.an6 Harbor." arranged by Mrs. Fan
ry J. Chabot at the home Of Mrs.
Gertrude S. Buchanan. assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Sarah L. Whitcomb as
nostesses.
January 18th. Fort William Hen
~ at Pemaquid," arranged by Miss
Gertrude S. Weston. who will be as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. Leila
W. Healey of Madison.
February 10th, Silver Tea pro-
gram arranged by Miss Louise H.
Coburn; hostesscs. Mrs. Georgia c.
Wilson, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Marble,
Mrs Mabel w. Philbrick, Mrs. Viola
Weston, Mrs Sarah l.. Eaton. Mrs.
Lizzie w. Healy, Mrs. Edna p. Bunk
er of North Arson.
March 10th, Fort Castine," pro-
gram arranged by Mrs. Eva r.
Greenwood at the home Of Mrs.
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Mems Club ORGANIZED

Some so or more men Of the Fed
Grated church met in the North
church parlors Monday night and or
ganizcd a Mems club to DO connected
with the church. w. Il. Toward
presided and appointed J. II. Uowes
Charles S. Bickford and Ben ID
Field a nominating committee 10
select president. secretary and
treasurer. They reported the fol-
lowing who were duly elected. Rob
ert f. Dunton, president, Frank |
Wilson secretary and treasurer
There was an interesting discussion
as to the scope and object OF the
organization and Rev. w. +. Skier
rye. Robert F. Dunton. and William
* Keene were appointed a commit
tee to draft articles of constitution
ana report at a meeting to be held
at the same place next Monday night
Those present were very enthusiastic
III regard to the organization which
VIII make an effort to reach eycrv
member in the parish and the meet
lngs cannot fail to cement closer
friendship and interest in the church
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Armenian Monks
Grateful--Open
Door 10 L. s. Nurses

Erivan. Armenia. sort o.. TIE
famous island monastery a. taNa
Sevan. near here. which fr ten
centuries has never permitted a
woman % enter its gates has l.u rsd
this time louorcd regulation and
extended the frD adom 81 49, grounds
and buildings 90 three Am,.n
women. They are Mics Grace IuHt-
well, ~ Hamilton square. n J. Miss
Jean Vancouver or PHILADELPHIA and
Miss Margaret Rust o. Taolr-
Green. Ky The three are ra 4.s
connected with the N,ar East Relief
The breaking Of tho thousand cor
rule OF the monastery was IN rcc0E.
milton OF the work which tho three
nurses have done for refugee orphan
children located in the district
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PERSONAL MENTION

William =. Sacw went to Cafdincr
Tuesday n1rrins en- business.
Mrs E.hcl Green OF Watervillc
was IN town Tuesday en- business.
Mss y. Mccarthy, represen ativc
ter Il " Cuss2rj Co, was in town
Tuesday en- business
Miss Laura Thompson Of Mad!-
son Is in town visiting With her SIS
ter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Ear,cs of Lcavitt street.
Mrs. Myrtle c. Davis. who is en-
ploycd in town went to her home in
Bath Tuesday morning because Of the
nincss of a friend.
Mr. rriah L Foss. who wen. to
Va rvi.lc Saturday noon to visit
with Yer sou. r&,':-- Foss and family
returned c1 tie noon train Tues
dey
Locblan n. Hayes. who has Eeen
IN town the guest C his sister and
husband. Air ana Mrs.. Charles +.
YOUNG. Mount Pleasant avenue, LETT
Tuc7dav mcrrirr III" Fort Fairfield.
Nuss NHldr 4 Bca'c In for Boston,
To- l4y morning, whore she VIII be
the cues, Of relatives after which
she will 80 70 Hartford, Con, wnero
she Will visit with friends.
Mrs Alice Dcvin. who has been at
North Fairfield assisting in the care
of hor aunt. Miss Maria +. HOXie,
vito passed away last Thursday. vas
IN town Tuesday morning and left
Tor h-r horne in Augusta.
Irc Emily S.lYlcs. VITO was call
81 ~ Athens a sock $50 b: the death
o. h~r lrctGcr-iH-lsw, Judge T. lIol-
man ana ~hq eIrcc hc3 been visiting
si'n i1r -rtc- fcr few days. was
IN town Tuesday morning on route to
her home in Maiden, Mass.
Horny Turner Of Waltham. Mass.
Who has | con in Athens. going Il ere
with Airs Turner because Of the SER
iaus Illness and death Of Mrs. Tur-
ner's father. Judge John F. Holman.
las gone to Nartnsville to visit With
lis mother for few days.
Word has teen received in town
~ the birth on Sunday Of q son,
a. rev. and Mrs Theodore IFalhert
Wilson az Their home in st. Johns
bury. " Mrs Wilson is the oder
daughter OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Elmer L.
Harris ~ Turner avenue. This is the
second child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson.
Ms r Dover. who has been
visiting her sister and husband. Mr..
and Mrs II. keneer. who recently
purchased the Oulton farm on the
Rack road to Waterville and moved
here from Prince Edward Island. re-
turne Tuesday to her home in Win
chester. Mass.
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First Town
Improvement Event

The first meeting Of the Town I'M
provement Society will be held on
Monday afternoon of next week, the
2@rd Of October. instead Of on Friday
afternoon, which is the usual day Of
the beginning Of the society's meet
ings. This year the programs will be
entirely different from the previous
years. There will be very few if any
papers and at many Of the meetings
there will be out-of-town speakers.
a. the meeting Friday afternoon the
officers and directors will serve tea,
and the president, Mrs. Florence
Waugh Danforth, will give an open
ing address. The meeting will be
held in the parlors of the public
library and will begin promptly at
PAS
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DeMoIay Special Conclave

A special conclave Of DeMolay
Commandery knights Of Templar
was held Tuesday afternoon and eve
ming at the *Masonic Temple. The
conclave opened at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon and at the afternoon ses-
sion the orders Of the Red Cross and
Malta were conferred.
At $50 o'clock a lobster supper was
served under the direction of Sir
Knight Ernest c. Butler who was
assisted by an able corps from the
commandery.
At 8 o'clock the closing session Of
the conclave was called to order and
the order Of Templar was conferred.
The attendance was large and the at
fair one of much pleasure to all at
tending. -..
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Working League Meets

The Working League of the Fed
Grated church held its regular meet
ing in the church parlors Monday
afternoon. Much work was accom-
plished in the way of sewing on
aprons and the lacking Of puff.
Refreshments were served by the
committee in charge. The president,
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Hopkins presided over
the meeting. The next meeting will
be held Oct. 80. The refreslment
committee was composed of Mrs.
Fred Weston, chairman; Mrs. Sarah
Witham, Mrs. Maud Woodbury., Mrs.
Adelaide Whiting. Mrs. Effie c. Fur
Der and Mrs. Josie Crowell.
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Birthday Gathering for Mr.. Greedy


A pleasant gathering of friends
was held Monday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Greedy. The party was in honor of
the 18TH birthday of Mr.. Greedy, and
was arranged by Rev. Frank w.
Brooks. pastor of Brown Memorial
NJ. r. church. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Greedy have been members of this
church for many years and their
council and advice has tecn of great
weight in all departments OF its
work. Mr.. Greedy became a member
Of the choir when 16 years of age, q
position which he still occupies Tn
til recent years he was the leader,
and his services in this capacity have
been of unusual faithfulness. It
therefore seemed fitting to the CO.
workers in the church that especial
greetings should be extended to Mr..
Greedy at this time to convey the
spirit of appreciation felt among
them for his years of support AMI in
terest In behalf OF those present
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a beautiful fountain pen was present.
ed by Rev. Brooks with appropriate
remarks. The recipient responded
with words of good fellowship and
thanks. The evening was passed in
social intercourse and music and
games. Assorted candies we're
served. The guests included. Rev.
F, w. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cain.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Q. F. Wheeler, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. A. Witham. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
B. Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Gerald, Mrs. Mae Hodgdon, Miss
Sarah E. Richardson and Mrs. Laura
Fclker. Many We're Kept away by
the evenings rain but they Joined
with those present in best wishes for
many more years of happiness and
prosperity for the genial host who
bears his years so lightly.
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Observe goth Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin L. Clough OBJ
served their 2Oth wedding enniver-
sary Sunday. The day was passed at
home and in the evening Mrs. Clough
gave a delightful surprise to Mr..
Clough by entertaining at supper Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Decker of Turner
avenue, who were married on Oct. 25,
of the same year that Mr.. and Mrs.
Clough were. The dining room was
decorated in white with wedding
bell above the table. Mrs. Clough
served a delicious supper and the
evening was passed socially.
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Sunshine Apron Sale

The Golden Rod Branch of the In
tcrnational Sunshine Society will
held an apron sale on Saturday after
noon. Oct 21st, at the Municipal
building. All present members of the
branch, former members, any who
rave been benefited by the branch
and any friends OF the branch are
urged to donate aprons for the sale
and have them at the court room
carly Saturday afternoon. The money
raised by this sale will be used to
Iuy clothing for needy children,
which is surely a most worthy OBJ
ject and will doubtless receive the
support and patronage of the public
end many who appreciated the good
work done by the Golden Rod Branch
in past years.
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Officer injured in Traffic

Nike Sweeney, Lewiston police
oil'""r. was knocked down last Mon
gay evening AZ the canal bridge on
Main street when NE attempted 20
run IN ttont of - street car 90 if'-
vent an auto from ltpdiur sirl.grt
into the hole on the North side a. i.r
bridge whicls r. being torn down in
prepare ton for q new one row ir
progress Of building other than
bruises on his riGlt shoulder and n
hrohon finger officer Sweeney was
not badly injured.
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Hill Road School Settlement

An entertainment and social will he
given Friday evening next by the Sun
day school at the Hill road school. A
literary and musical entertainment
will be presented as arranged by Mrs.
Della Brown and Miss Ruby Mallock.
The social will be directed by Miss
Mallock and Miss Helen Written. The
committees for refreshments arc:
Lunch, Mrs. Celia Brown and Mrs.
Ella Brcnner; coffee, Mrs. Jennie Tut
tie, Mrs. Winnie Spearin; cocoa, Mrs.
/. P. Written; ice cream, Mrs. Earl
Bracket, Mrs. Henry Mckinney. A
general invitation is extended to the
public and the committees assure an
enjoyable evening to all who attend.
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OF Lewiston. were married ia 81
Josoph's church Muudny, Geo., Ir
kcalcy officiating They we, at.
tended ny Mrs Henry TN,uaUlt ~
Greene ana Kenyon L. W,ln a
brother OF the groom MI Nt.H y
the son Of Mrs Mary T. N,.N ~
SCuthngtun. ana Mrs Mri1 Vr
daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs CllI.r a.
Jackson ~ Lewiston They vIl H.I.
their homo In Lewiston