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NEW VINEYARD

George Pratt passed away Sunday
aged 81. lie has been failing for
nearly year, but now had been con-
fined to his bed. Since the death of
his wife he has lived with his daugh-
ter, Mrs Arthur Leavitte.
d. l.. Stewart who was so last May
accompanied his grandson Hugh and
Mrs. c. Hubbard, passed the past week
at Old Orchard.
A. S. Emery and family were guests
of Mrs. Emerys mother, Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Doulbicr of Old Or
chard was the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Abbott.
We hear rnmors that we are going
to have hotel in the near future.
Mrs. Helen Eldridge has returned
to her home in Cambridge, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. human Young are
at the home OF Mrs. Young's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Haskell.
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NEW PORTLAND

Edith Knowles of New York Is Wis
iting relatives in town.
Lucy Souce has returned to her home
in Lewiston after visiting at Clark
Luce's for two weeks.
II. S. Viles of Tim Pond is spending
a few days with his family.
Bernard Knowles left Sunday for
Orono where he will enter University
of Maine and Audrey Fenlason left
Monday. She will also enter L. of
NJ.
Thomas Conway went to Portland
Monday to meet Mr.. and Mrs. {. II.
Bartlett and will act as chauffeur on
their trip to Ohio.
Mrs. Ivan Prince and children of
Portland who have been visiting her
mother and family returned home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Burnor have
moved to SkoWhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield Fenalson and
family of North Arson spent the week
end with his brother Earl Fenalson.
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SOUTHWEST CNAAAN

Mrs. George Hopkins of Georgetown
Mass, arrived Tuesday and is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowell ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvyn Richardson Of
East Skowhegan took an auto trip tC
Togus one day recently stopping il
Augusta for dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. George Prcble Of Lynn
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Ilonors
and daughters Dorothy and Virginia
of Swampscott. Mass, who have been
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Richard
son Of East Skowhegan have returned
to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lannie Shores OF
Winslow were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Shores Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Tatso and Mr.
and Mrs. William KeeRe Of Fairfield
were callers at Hartwell Pcasey's one
day recently.
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SOUTH SMITHFIELD

Friends in town of Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. s. Holmes will be sorry To learn
that their little son Sidney, fell thru
the scaifold striking the barn floor
Although no bones were broken he is
in a serious condition. He has con
cussion Of the brain and is badly bruis-
ed. The full extent of his injuries
can not be determined at this writing.
Walter Moulton entertained the L..
l.. o. Club at the home of Mr. and
Mrs jay Clark Saturday evening.
T.. d. Stevens, Lindsay and Ernest
stevens, Luther and Victor Hartford,
and f. H. Clark were in Gardner Sat
urdaY on business.
f. d. Stevens and family, Ernest
Stevens and family, V. c. Hartford and
family. Mrs. Esther Hartford, Mrs
Leon Witham, and l.. |. Hartford and
family went to NorridgeWock Sunday
to attend the birthday party OF their
mother and grandmother, Mrs. Clara
Gage, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. C. S. Bates. Mrs Gage is a re-
man kably smart woman for her ninety
years. Twentysix sat down TO a pic
mic dinner with his birthday cakes
one made by her daughter, Mrs. f.
d, stevens; the other by her grand
laughter, Mrs. Robert Corson. The
youngest member of the party was
the five weeks old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Pc. NJ. Stevens. Mrs. Gage,
the oldest. Those present, besides
those already mentioned were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. q. Corson, Mr. and Mrs. r.
II. Corson and Florice Brooks of
Freeman; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Hill and
daughter of Hallowell and Elmer
Bates of Oakland. Several of her
neighbors called, among them being
Mrs. iagan and Mrs. Chapman. The
latter is eighty-flve years old
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ATHENS

Frank Goodwin, sales agent for the
Chaplin Farm Agency, has sald his
home known to many as the Kimball
place to Knoxville futile. Another
Athens farm sold thru that agency
the past week is the Fred Whittier
farm situated on the Brighton road.
This was bought by William Smart of
Harmony.
Somerset Academy has about As pu-
pills enrolled for the present term.
Principal Kassay made an auto trip to
his home ia Lisbon Falls over the week
end.
Miss Florence Sanders, S. A. 90 and
Wheaton "a, has been engaged to
teach English, History and Latin in
the Harmony high school.
The grist mill built by Fl. E. True
worthy, which was included in the
property bought by the S. d. Warren
Co. has been purchased of them by
Beckwith and Taylor The structure
is being moved to the farm known as
the Eastman Hathorne farm, where it
will be Use :. I barn.
Kenneth Chapman S. A. '22 left Sat
urday for Orono, where he is to be-
come a member of the entering class
at the U.-Of NJ.
F. Fl. Judd of White Plains, N. Y.
arrived Saturday forenoon to accom-
pany his family home.
The many friends of Elizabeth Bar
ker are panied to learn of her con-
tinued Illness.
Miss Edna Johnson of Buffalo. N.
Y. left Monday for that city after a
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EAST NEW PORTLAND

The principal of Central high
school is Leon Rockwell instead of
Mr. Hood as before stated. Mr.. Rock
well is from Columbia Falls. He is
graduate. of the University of Maine,
has taught in Winterport and during
last year was employed in surveying
Mrs. Rockwell arrived Saturday even
ing and they were entertained during
the week end at c. b. Walkers. They
are now housekeeping in Mrs. Abbie
Does house.
Roland tTozier was operated on for
adenOide and enlarged tonsils by Drs.
Marston and Pratt at the home of his
fathers, M. M. Tozier Tuesday of last
week.
Mr.. and MRS. C. A. Mckinney had
for Sunday callers Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Bessey and son Harold of Oak
land and Mrs. Fanny Luce and daugh-
ter Lois of Skowhegan.
New Portland cattle show and fair
will be held next Saturday, Sept. 23
at the usual place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark ITutchins who
have been visiting their son Rev. Mel
vim Hutchins and family of Phillips,
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Davis and daughters
Zillah and Gertrude visited Mr.. and
Mrs e. e. Greenwood of Phillips dur
ing the week end.
Mrs. c. VI. Nye is visiting her sister
Mrs Frank Boynton of Kingfeld.
Laurister Brown has been having a
weeks vacation from his duties at the
creamery.
Miss Martha NJ. Emery has entered
Kennebec Valley Hospital, Skowhegan
to train for a nurse.
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CANAAN

| Il v - -
-. leland Jewell and lit
MIS- ,aotlred to Boothbay, Sat
(as s'$ sunday with her broth roth
easnt Worster and family
, 'rrN week for Iowa. ia
n, ,l,'I Holt of Fairfield passed
ll s last week with her sister
f.l, 'D,'l returned to her home
Fl.au Friday, after a visit
Iss 'ul, Mrs. Leland Jewell.
[ [a,pn Bnssey is passing sew
1 0's IN = Wateryille with her
[ster Mrs. Lila Ladd.
/ l wrs H. B. Harris and son
\ Mil Miss Mildred Decker were s1.
sunday, calling on Mr..
Who was an old schoolmate
Iris at Augusta. ..,,o..,
E,ie CROKER passed several
rp e at Scion, guest OF her
\ Mildred Boyington.
bbeus Mason has a , beaqll-
n. in blossom. Growing
LII is a double lily which
owen inches in diameter. 1t
| a wonderful freak of ma
worth seeing.
H. CROKER returned home
~ the Kennebec Valley
Esoyhegan. where she went
/ lar an operation on her
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,SorTII CANAAN

Mrs. Walter Berry of Wat
Ient Thursday with Mrs.
Ice Mrs. Harold Gerald.
Estes of Clinton has been
\ Alton Gerald's this week.
of Waterville was
|Ilpr in this part of the town
|Gordon was a recent bust
in skowhegan.
brace is filling Louyille
lilo for him.
from this part Of the town
1 potatoes. All report a
Eith many rotten ones.
Mrs. Eugene Pooler of
land Mrs. Norris Palmer of
|pss. spent the week end
pooler's aunt and uncle,
Is. Alpheus Gerald.
Mrs. Alton Gerald were
bday at the home of Mr..
Eter Mrs. Frank Spearin in
bp has been binding corn
Iek for Alton Gerald.
EcAllister of Burnham was
IDday in this part of the
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WEST RRIGHT0N

Miss Gala Wyman attends High
school at Athens and rooms at Mason
Luce's.
Mrs. Herbert Corson starts Monday
morning for Bowdoinham to visit with
her sister, Mrs. e. n. Williams.
The state road is progressing fine
and they are in hopes to finish this
week.
The S. D. Warren men all went
home at Bingham for the week end,
Winfield Goodrich is suffering with
a large carbuncle on the back of his
neck at the base of the rain. He
is reported a very little be, er. DR..
Harris is attending him.
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EST ST. ALBANS

ok Heath, VINO is working
lily of Warren Linnell at
at home for a few days.
oath is attending Corinna
Richards is working in
mill at Hartland; her
Joshua Gray is caring for
Pa.
(ker attended Exeter Fair,
Morrow spent the day
with her parents, Mr.. and
Bragg on the mountain.
Plrs. Fred Finson and son
Miss Irene Libby, attended
ddlng anniversary of Mr..
S. Emerson Thursday
Prov aud family spent the
at '. Fl. Bragg's.
e callers from Monroe at
S Sunday.
POND SCHOOL
POI taught by Irene Libby
following for the week
d. The average attend
Pen for the two weeks and
hrks.
Ting have had 100 per cent
ior the week: Howard
ION Wood 6, Clarence Mer-
Pest Wood 5, Althea Mer-
Il wood 3 and Evelyn Mer-
League met as usual Fri
pom and after the usual
sslon a program of recita-
'aulhgs were given by the
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hAINSTREAM

!, = =, Club held a regular
f. s To- About twenty-five
k'1 '' Arrangements were
d Blue Ribbon Fair
''afmony Band will fur
|. Dinner Will be served
ma auu beans will be baked
|s Iu' . Now everyone come
NC the day one long to be
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JAcKMAN

b. Campbell and daughter
h last week at Skowhegan
Id. They were accom-
Fairfield by Mrs. Hannah
Id arrived home on Friday
a three months stay in
|. where he has been in the
the II. & w.
Mrs. A. b. Monroe spent
last week at lockwood.
ln Newton is in Skowhegan
ears treated.
lien moved his family home
b last week.
Mrs. Frank Clapp and fam
En visiting relatives in New
Mrs. W. l.. Brown are Wis
les at Newport, vt.
Mrs. Chas. Botorroff of
d. returned home on Mon
\ will go by the Mohawk
bIrs. W. ]. Elliott were in
| last week having dentis-
people attending Skowhe-
fe planning to call at Pou-
kys booth where living
exhibit latest styles in
|nd furnishings. Artists
| piano and vocal solos.
nrs. Richard Brown of
Mass. returned home last
a six weeks visit with
fr ". J. Elliott and other
Mrs. ]. NJ. Boothby left on
their annual vacation.
Flrs. E. D. Humphrey re-
week from a months va
FRS. W. S. Moore have been
flew days down river.
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FARATUNK

All who attended the Spiritual camp
at Lakewood have returned home,
much pleased with the session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philander Baker went
to Scion where they visited relatives
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Baby vas teethiug. bowels very
bad. | gave Dr. SETH .AENOLDS
BALSAM and ii is now all right" Rec
commended by Simpsons Drug Store.
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STRATTON


Mrs. Alice Jones recently visited
her daughter Mrs. Phil Porter in
kingfield.
Robert sDurrell has returned from a
trip to Whitinsville, Mass
Irene Marsh is boarding with her
aunt Mrs. G. b. Durrell at The STRAIT
ton and attending the high school,
Mrs Mary Whittier of Flagstaff was
a recent visitor of her daughter Mrs.
VI. Cox
J. W. Knapp was in Pennington
Saturday.
Mrs. Ina Durrell has gone to At
lanta, Ga to spend the winter with
her daughter Mrs. F. r. Wing.
MrFand Mrs. Porter of Pennington
recently visited their children Mrs. j.
NJ Bass and A. L. Porter and family
j. w. Knapp and wife visited rela-
tives in Kingield one day recently
F. II. Wing who has been visiting
relatives and friends here has return
ed to hiShome in Atlanta, Ga
Mr.. andsMrs. NJ. Cox have returned
from an auto trip to Pennington.
Teddie Gilmore has gone to work
in the miH.
j. A. LeClair was in Pennington
last week.
Most oftour people took in the Fair
at Pennington this week.
Charles. Scribner and wife were in
Pennington one day last week, going
by auto.
Esther Savage is working at the
boarding house. Mrs. c. Potter has
got thru working there.
Earl Sylvester and wife of Farm
ington visited his father, w. Sylvester
Sunday.
Green Kincaid is visiting relatives
in LiVcrmore Falls.
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Tvs of Somerset's Busy Towns

Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Huff of Cnmber-
land Mills are spending a week at
their home in this place.
Mrs. Lillian D'Augon and daughter
of Limestone are visiting at the home
of William Seekins.
1t is understood that Ira Stafford
has purchased a home in pittsfield,
Maine and will move his family there
soon.
Mabel Baine is visiting in Guilford.
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Aberdeen Happenings

AlA.l.aa No., ThA ri a ~
,.,,an ~ ,ho hon,a os Nc i William
M,Cnw an Thnrsday aStarnoon for the
banaG, % tho Ahsr,,san Iibrarv was
= $3.50 1900 onc.oss ond uas attsnaed bv
iad,as sra, S Ahsriaon Wavrs do Grace
'a d pa 1911 H.. ,,aa,, an1 cafe
STU so ,aa,,.J H. ,ha hoarJ ~ n,nnogers
p,i. . 49, 49, ynn ~, Ms parLar Mil.
III IL Nv I'M - Raalai,
'"e FL nm a s T,,ahaI, cave . rarv
,ha,,nina Hallowe.sn dance nj the
s"a,a ~ har nara",s on The evsning of
,%a ar, y, Wv" r a,,nao,ina s.o,nra ~ The
W. - aJiinn cana In which
s,na 49, s,hms 80 - na,,
% IN" NJ Iaa,, S,a.,a,, ths
Y. sne M III. - ~ h,,das-
soo' W., a1, ' ~ ~,
a" 'i M Vs. - o.. ~ has, a..s,uma
man .nI pe ~ 10 Wy p'aaa 4 81
w., VIZ a"a'uea W. h naI ooa,,n-
i ni n wnS , se,'' r n naso me- ,,a"
49, l '',,h sn,,,,n a"w AM, ~
o'a Az. 1880 wv" , oahn,n a, Rn.h ch.,.,
W., ' Mi,i,,o S $50 ~ waaL "hi"h
,oS' u'iN,'s n n',i, ,. sasa w.. ,nh,'
w WI, eo'e" NJ w u pu, "s a,; " '" nm
I,on@I' rue ahi'na, a'So 'nJ wv ., am
other OF Mr. osporhS no,SeS .ne SANE m'
evening" ~ however WI, recover, ~.
ihomas OF IMVary a,,eneea tne S.oe I.N
and found that one norses lungs were
punetufed ana y nad 10 DC kii'ea.
Inc ladies' OF SroVe rIeSpyter,an
Snureh VIII hold . paSar IN tne oShHay
School room on me evenings OF NO
vember 10 ana ith ana elaporate
preparations are oe'ng mace Tor every
department Oh te '"'r 'o MAKE II "
hnaneiai success; ,.
Inc Democratic meeting IN the AT.
mory last saturday evening orougn'
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Forest Hill Items

Forest Hill, Nov. Mrs. Elizabeth
Dawson's many friends will be glad To
hear of her rapid improvement at
Church Home and lnfrmary, aftel
suffering q fractured vertebrate from
u fall at her home last Monday week.
Mr.. and Mrs y. s. Grevemeyer at.
tended yearly meeting at Friends
Church in Baltimore last Sunday aud
returned on Monday.
Mrs. Fannie Smedley Of West Ches-
ter, Pa, Is with Mr.. end Mrs. Charles
Vail.
Miss Mary Dawson, OF baltimore,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Mar
ion Richardson, Mrs. Cassandra Mech
EN- and the Misses Stonebraker.
Miss Lucille Lanius, Of Maryland
State Normal School, Towson, was the
week end guest OF Miss Elma Tucker.
Mr.. A. +. Mahan made business
trip 10 Lancaster the first part OF last
week.
Miss Mary Grevemeyer Is spending
the month Of November with her uncle
Mr.. George Grevemeyer, of Louisville,
Kentucky.
Mrs. Rose Kilroy has returned from
a visit TO her daughter, Mrs. Burlin-
game, Of Washington, d. G.
Mr. Harry Kenyon Is recovering
from an attack Of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Louisa Poole IL visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Treadwel
Centre NJ. +. Church has been much
improved by the building Of concrete
steps to the entrance Of the church.
Services were held at St. ignatius
Church on Wednesday morning In hon
or Of All Saints Day and again on
Thursday, All Souls Day.
Mrs. Regina Carroll, OF Baltimore,
and Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar Hanna and
family were Sunday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Mahan.
Mr.. Maurice Tucker, formerly OF
this village and his son, Mr.. Maurice
Tucker, Jr.. Of Philadelphia, are visit
ing relatives and friends here thi'
week.
The Grange will meet this Friday
evening. t...
| On account Of Election Tuesday the
Bible Glass social will meet on Thurs
day evening.
A subscription card party for th'
benefit Of st. Tgnatius Church will b.
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
J. Ady on Saturday evening, November
18th. Refreshments will be sold. A
number Of prizes will be given.
Democrats from this section wert
we'll represented at the Democrats
| Mass Meeting last Saturday evening
and enjoyed both the banquet and thu
orators Of the evening.
Mr.. Samuel Ady has an order iron
San Juan, Porto Rico. for sixty case
Of Pride Of Sharon corn. This will b
sent by vessel from Locust Point THU
week.
Masters Robert johnson and Mel
win and Beverley Kenyon are suffering
with mild attacks Of chicken pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hurt and fam
lily, Of Bel Air. were Sunday guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Wilson. .
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Miss Mary Hopkins who last yea,
attended Goucher College, has taken
up clerical duties at Westtown School,
Pa.
A Halloween party was given at
the School on Tuesday evening by
Miss Beck.
Mr.. F. C. Whaling, Mr.. James 7.
Jones, Mr. Fred C. Jones and DR.. F.
p. Snodgrass are motoring through
Virginia and spending few days at
Craig Healing Springs.
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JURY LIST

The following jurors to serve at the
November term Of court, were drawn
on Tuesday.
First District
Charles A. McGaw, James =. Hurley,
William Dallam, William +. Gunther,
Sydney d. Poverty.
Second District
Leroy b. Tarring, J, Frank Sheridan,
Millard F. Bayless, j. ROBBIE Donahoo.
Vernon C. Sheridan, Theodore J. He
trick, Wade H. Lee, Wilbur W. Walk
er, A. Hughes Spencer, George X.
Walker, Samuel A. Hickey, Benjamin
II. Deyer, Tredick Ford.
Third District
William j. Webster, Felix NJ. Ir-
win, William N. McComas, Edmund
p. il. Harrison, Harry A. Wakeland,
Alonzo II Mitchell, Winfield g. Haw-
kins, A. Scott Robinson, Charles A.
Gray, Augustus F. Mahan, ]. Ford
Doriance, George 4. Price.
Fourth District
Cleveland II. Lennon, Hairy ~
Daughton, William A Ely, Cyrus G.
Edie, Walter l.. 0niony 0cie o. Mat
thews, Lemuel II. Amoss.
Fifth District
Marvin l.. Cooley, John X. Flaharty
John W. Hopkins Of f., John H. Bald
win, Warren C. Glasgow, John y
Redding, Parker +. Lavender.
Sixth District
Alfred A. Colbun, Alfred G. Burns
W. Scott Silver, Augustus +. Brown.
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Neighborhood Neuos
JaFrettsviile News

Jarrettsville, Oct. 3i--Mrs. Walter
Thomas spent some time with rela-
tives in Wilmington, Philadelphia and
Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J u. Phillips, Mrs. A.
S. Upton and Miss Louise Upton spent
the week end with Miss Josephine
Ankeney.
The Ladies OF Calvary NJ. L. Church
will hold an oyster dinner on Election
Day.
Mr.. John Ward, of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Ms.
T. H Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Under and
Mr.. Franklin Deets, Of Washingt n,
d. c., and Miss Elizabeth Deets, o.
Baltimore, spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Deets.
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs

All persons are hereby warned not
To tfespass on tire premises Of the IN
dersigned during the entire cunning
season with dog, gun or trap.
DANIEL p. LYNCH,
HUGH v. WARD,
WILMER r. HOPES.
THOMAS +. CADWALADER.
u EDWARD II. HALL
HENRY REi RYT sciHILL,NoER,
J. E. GLADDEN.
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FALSE IMPRESSION


November LIST, 1929
To the Editors:
Dear Sirs:-
We desire to correct an erroneous
impression that seems To have been
spread about Bel Air and through the
County, that the Board of Education
has allowed the Bel Air school TO be-
come over crowded by allowing the
pupils of one and two-room schools to
leave those schools and come TO the
Bel Air School, While il is true, that
a few such children are attending Bel
Air School, they, in most cases, are
coming because Of convenience to bus
lines or because they must come with
older brothers and sisters who are In
the High School Department.
Even IL the few who do come were
denied this privilege, the decrease
would be too slight to effect the num-
Der Of rooms or teachers needed at Bel
Air, and would not relieve the crowded
condition In the High School Depart
ment.
From the following figures taken
from our latest reports, 1t can readily
be seen that many Of the surrounding
schools are running to more than their
full capacity.
Fallston, 2 rooms, enrolment. 1T
Forest Hill, 2 rooms, enrolment %. IA
Chestnut Hill, 2 rooms, enrolment. a
Chprchville, 2 rooms, enrolment. ..6b
Fulford, 2 rooms, enrolment, 500. ..76
Youths Benefit, rooms, enrolment SO
Mechanicsville, / room, enrollment AZ
Thomas Run, room, enrolment. 20 y
Hickory, room, enrolment. ....... %
Angleside, l room, enrolment.
This same condition exists In other
parts of Hartford County. The over
crowded condition Is not caused by pu.
pills changing their district, but BY the
increase enrolment and attendance In
both elementary and high school de-
n Very truly,
BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR HAR.
FORD COUNTY.
G. Milton Wright, Superintendent.
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OBITUARY
THOMAS H. BURKINs

The funeral Of Mr.. Thomas H. Bur
kins, who died suddenly on October %
aged rs years, took place last Friday
Interment was made in Deer Greek
Cemetery, six nephews acting as pail
bearers. Mr.. Buikins Is survived by
two children. Mrs. Mary Eaton, Of
Stewaftstown, Pa. and Mr.. Thomas
Burkins, Of Aberdeen.
MRS. MARIE A. CHALoNE -
Mrs. Marie NJ. Chalone. wife Of
Charles A. Chatone, died at her home
at Carsins Run on Tuesday. Mrs. Cha
lone was 20 years old and Is survived
by two small sons. The funeral will
be held from her home on Saturday
at Q A. NJ. and high mass celebrated
In st. Patrick's Church, Haere de
Grace ut 10 A. NJ.
REBEcCA C. HoLLINGsWoRTH
Miss Rebecca G. Hollingsworth died
suddenly Mt her home near Wheel on
Sunday in her SIND year. Funeral
services and interment Tuesday al
Friends Meeting House, Fallston at 7
p. NJ. Miss Hollingsworth Is surviv.
ed by one sister, Mrs. Mary Harry
The pallbearers were Messis Robert
Preston, Joseph Hoskins, Charles Wig.
gers, Chas. and Geo. Middendorf and G
Frank Cronin. Mr.. Charles y. Horn
berger had charge Of the funeral ar
rangcments.
MRS. r. FLORENCE BALDWIN
Mrs. R. Florence Baldwin, widow Of
the late John T. Baldwin and daugh
ter of the late George and Elizabeth
| Bailey, died suddenly on Wednesday ev
ening. October 18th at the home o.
her sister, Mrs. =. A. Baldwin, Gar
land, aged seventy years. Size is sur
vived BY one sister and other relatives
The funeral services we're held on Sat
| urday morning at the home, conducted
by her pastor. Rev. J. Mel. Brown
assisted by Rev. r. N. Edwards o.
Westminster. The funeral was large
Iy attended and the floral tributes were
beautiful. Those who served as pail
bearers were: Messrs. Edward Bald.
win, Arthur Bailey, Herbert Bailey
Murray Bailey, Hugh Bailey, LittletoI
! Baldwin, Thomas Meldoh and X. N
! Edwards. Interment was In Wesley
! Chapel Cemetery.