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WEST PALMYRA
uETY1RRED)

Mrs. La Shcare of Fort Fairfield
has been visiting her niece Mrs. Ralph
Dyer this week.
Shea and Burpee of Bangor are IN
THIS community putting on liHhtning
rods on several sets of farm build nSf
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Higgins oi
Gardiner also Mir. and Mrs. Eilic
hughes Of Milo are visiting in The
ran,e of Everett Hughes. y lie
Ilrg of Milo has purchased the
homes c2d Of Frank Dyer formerly
oHuca by Alex Watson. He Will soon
move h family here.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Cove passed
the week end in Bangor.
John Tibbetts of Hartland Is assist
np 0rdway Rice with his haylng
Mrs. J. r Robinson was III PITTS
field one day this week.
The Misses Nelma and Ell zabeth
Jones were operated on Monday Tor
tonsilitis They were taken to the
home of Mrs William Cook in Hart
land where Dr.. Moulton performed
the operation.
Ralph Dyer has purchased a new
driving horse.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Dyer enter
tanned company from Massachusetts
one day this week.
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MERCER

District superintendent Dr.. d. b.
Holt will be at Mercert Friday even
ing. July u, and hold the first. Quar-
terly Conference of the year at the
NJ. h vestry.
VIII Wallace entertained his bro
Their and wife from Augusta over the
week end.
Richard Nickerson and fam ly have
been enjoying a visit from his son,
Willis and wife and their daughter
and husband from GAINESVILLE, Mass.
They made the trip by automobile,
Ernest X mball left town Sunday
for Canton, where he has employment
on road building job, for several
months.
Mr.. Clark of Norridgewock is hay
ing for Mrs l.. +. Ladd
Mrs Fred Hatch Wis ted Mrs. Leon
Farnham at her home at Belgrade
Lakes last week.
a party was held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Boynton last Fri
day evening A fine time was en-
ioyed by all.
Thomas Hodgdon has recently DO.
large car and Frank Varney has
purchased REQ.
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BIGELOW HILL

Walter Libby who visited his mo-
ther. Mrs. a. s. Libby in Skowhegan
week. has returned to the home OF
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Haryie. with whom he res des,
Haying is now in full progress thru
out this section.
Mrs, A. d. Bailey and mother Mrs.
Horn and Miss Dorothy Haskell Wis
tied with friends in Fairfield last
week.
Geo. Rowe was in Augusta last
Thursday to visit his wife who is a
patient at the hospital. Mrs, Rowe
is doing IL coly and hopes to be able
to return homo within the week.
The village road crew have been
working on this section with the tcac-
ter and road machine this week.
Forest Fletcher lately returned 10
Skowhcgan after having resided in
Massachusetts for sonnet me, was a
caller at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. IlarVie Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Bennett and
three children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark of Scion were visitors at Mrs,
Bennett's parents. Mr. and Mrs Fred
Burrilrs on Sunday. Norma Bennett
remained % pass a vacation with her
grandparents
Mrs. Charles neVoll WAS recently
operated on at Somerset Hospital for
appendicitis.
Halsen Mitchell who visited a few
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NEW VINEYARD
(Dl1FI.IlREDl

Neil Ieavitt was taken suddenly III
Monday night and on Tuesday was
taken to the hospital for an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis. Elsie Nation
was also operated on for appendicitis
The same day. Goth are resting as
comfortable as can be expected.
Relatives and friends were n
Strong Tuesday afternoon to attend
the funeral of NJ. Vaughan.
Friends were grieved IL learn OF the
death of Alden Gilman at the advanc-
cd ege Of ~ Years
Five children were baptized at the
Church sunday The church was
nrettlg decorated for the occasion.
Mr.. Adams spoke especially to the
children.
Mrs. D. +. ? Turner is at her
pretty home for the summer.
Mrs Lena wilkins and aunt, Kate
Luce. ale " III Mrs DR.. Tuner at
present She has Gerry Praetar rs
chauffeur
Charlie Bills and family are At their
umner home from Masslchuset S :;
also Jehn St2ples from New York and
Mr.. Fink aud Mr. and Mrs Arthur
ScverY are all al the Staples home on
Porter Lake
Ruby lIackott and friend, Newman
Young, are at her home.
Mrs Sabine Dunton is working in
the famiiy of d. l.. Stewart
Mrs Scott Rand and son, Shirley,
visited al G. T. Stewards sunday
Remember the movies each Thurs
day even ny at the Grange Hall.
Nellie Greenwood has returned to
Pleasant Island AS "A waitress.
G.. Leayitt and family are expected
soon fer a visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Voter are
receiving congratulations on the ar
rival OF a little lady in their home
!. HIM lGlSin
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TWELVE CORNERS

Mr.. and Mrs Earnest trowther and
children and Mrs. Maud Rosebush
were Sunday callers at the home Of
Dana Robbins
Mrs. Harry Richardson returned
Monday frosh Rumford Falls whore
she has been owing to the illness of
her brothers wife, Mrs Marched
Eames. Mrs. Eames recently I'M
derwent a surgical operation
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Norton Wcr
Sunday guests at the home Of leo
Dean.
Friends of Miss Eleanor Foster Will
be pleased to know she is attending
summer school at Pennington.
Prosper Gallant called on his si5-
ter Mrs Mary RObichaud recently
Word was received from Mrs Amos
Clarke that she was working at SPUR
rel Island for the summer.
Miss Doris Robbins spent few
DAYS last week with her cousin, Mrs.
Myrt g Dean of Scion
Miss Nellie Green is spending ID
two weeks vacation with her aunt in
Lincoln.
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PLEASANT RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs II. {. Berry and son
Philip and Mr. and Mrs, +. w. Clcy1-
land motored to Lake Parlin and jack
man Sunday
Miss Maggie Nugont is the guest Of
her sister, Ms. Nell Newell in
New Sharon
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Abbey OF
Skowhegan and Mrs. Charlotte West
on of Augusta were Sunday guests Of
Mr. land Mrs. Sidney Berry.
Mrs Charles Rollins and children
spent the past week with her sister
Mrs. Nellie Newell in New Sharon.
Jack Bloom and Miss Golden Bloom
of Boston, Mass. Rossiter Stark, Joe
Wholey and Harry Wholey Of Provi-
dence, r. |. have been guests at Heal
ly's ranch the past week.
Miss Lena and Bertha Rollins were
guests Monday and Tuesday Of Miss
Virginia Nodine at High Twelve
Camps.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wales and
two sons Edward and Donald Of New
ton, Mass. were week end guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Bickorl.
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EAST NV PORTLAND

Mrs. Flora Elutchins is spending
ne time " IN her daughter, Mrs.
william Murphy Of Emblem and an
other daughter in Skowhegan.
Roy Pratt has been unable to work
fer Il week owing to an abscess on
his land He spent the time at his
home in SHowhegan.
Mr. aud Nra. Harold Pledger o.
Detroit. Mich, have a little dangh-
ter, bora July 9Th. Before her n r.
rage Nrs pleGgar WAS Miss Eta
Mae Walker Of til $ place. She IS
: graduate CT Cast'n ne Normal school
md vas very successful teacher.
having taught in her homo town md
two yelrs In Rovern. Mass. Her
many frienls extend c2ngra 'uatioas.
Mr.. aud Mrs Fred Young Of North
Ansrn eps ut the week ead AT tue homo
CT II e walker.
M. AMI Mrs Al;,ert watson and
sen Norman Ct Skowhegan were week
end visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A..
Nye
Mrs. Harriet Written and son,
James of Pennington
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell and
family of Phil rs and Mrs. II. w.
Treamer of Lynnield, Mass, visited
at G.. b. Walkers Sunday. The
ladies' are sisters of Mr.. Walker.
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HARMONY
(DEFERREDl

Edward G. Rowland, M. D., of Ma
tick, Mass, graduate of Oberlin
College and Bait more Medical Col
lego has come to locate in town. a
home has been bought and repairs
are in progress for n fine residence
and when completed his family con
sisting of wife and three daughters
will come to Harmony for a perman-
ent home.
Mrs. Daniel Stevens has sold her
Mainstrcam home and will henccGorth
live W tn her daughter Mrs. Bina
Leighton in this village.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Mcpherson
have moved into the house with Mrs
s. \. Haynes, where Mrs. Mcpherson
will he assistant telephone operator.
Mrs Sumner Mitchell is visiting
her stcr, Mrs. Fred Smith in Gull
ford while Mr.. Mitchell is undergo
ing surgical treatment at hospital.
Ms. Ellsworth Stevens OF Main
stream has gone to Skowhegan for
an indefinite stay.
Supt T.. A Pattee and DR.. +. G..
Rowland spent Monday investigating
the conditions OF the d strict school
houses and the construction of the
lower state of the clay roads in the
Mum district in Cornylle, having
brought home specimens OF clay on
their clothes and auto.
Alr. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler of Park
man visited at the Lone Pine House
Sunday.
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days with his grandmother Mrs. Jul
liza Mitchell in Skowhegan has return
ed home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Violette
spent the week end with both of their
parenrs. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Rowe
and Mr.. and Mrs Cyril Violette.
Cyril V4olette and two sons have
commenced haying on Mrs. Hills
farm ON Parkman Hill. Mr.. kolette
having rhp contract to do the haying
there this season.
=. !. Duae and two daughters Ce-
ellie and Nora of Bristol, Conn, were
callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
&. r. Purrier last week, who also
are former residents Of Bristol, Conn.
Walter Harvie has commenced
sh nglng his barn.
Cyril Violette and family motored
to the home of Henry Dionne on the
middle road Sunday where about fifty
other friends were gathered and a
picnic was held. A most enjoable
time was had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Durgin and
son Henry and Mrs. Susie HarYie of
West Forks were visitors recently at
the home of Mrs. Harv e's brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. HarFie.
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EAST SkONHEGAN
(DEIt ERRED

Grass is loking no in this locality.
Hat few of our farmers have COM
mcnced haying on account OF the wet
condition of the the fields.
Friends and former neighbors OF
Mrs. Frank Droat OF Skowhegan are
sorry to learn of her ser Gus illness
at the Kcnncbcc Valley hospital.
The place knowns at the George
Steward place, has again changed
hands and the purchasers have al
ready taken possession.
f. J Mitchell and wife who have
been in Hinc'sley for several weeks,
where Mr.. Ms team has been en-
ployed ON the state road have return
ed home.
We are glad to note that Miss
Gladys Kicker is recovering nicely
from her recent illness.
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WEST FORKS

DR.. Brown of Pittsiield was called
TO The Forks one day last week ow-
ing to the illness of David Pierce.
Mrs Thomas Berry spent the week
end in Mad son, visiting friends,
NJ. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson
end daughter Katherine spent the
week end in Scion visiting their mo-
thor. Mrs. II. +. Robinson!
Miss Leona Farley is employed as
table girl at Moose River House.
Thomas Berry. Norman Lotllrop'
George Eamcs, Clinton Watson went
70 Armstrong Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs: a. e. Coburn and
son Sheldon. Mrs. NJ nnie Greenwood
and sier Clara Rice, teacher OF
drawing in Newton. all of whom are
from Gardner Mass. are camping
below the Kerry Hotel. they have al
so been to Rippogenus Dam to Green
villc.
Herbert Berry was the week end
guest of his sister, Mrs. Carroll Mar
tin OF Caratunk.
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SOUTH CANAAN

Mrs. Estele Goodrchl and son Guy
of the village spent Sunday at the
home of her bro her, George Gerald.
Roy Goodrich OF Clinton has return
ed home after a weeks stay ut the
hcme of his aunt Mrs. Mertie GEL
aid.
Mrs. Mary Gordon IS spcn Ing a
few weeks n Skowhegan, the guest
of her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Gerald were
business callers in Skowhcgan Satrr-
day evening. the trip being mJde by
auto.
Towprd brown and creW OF wcO,
who have been painting the buildings
of Alpine Geralds have fin shell
heir work and returned TO their home
in CT nton.
Farmers around this part OF tho
town arc all hlying and With good
weather a very large crop will
be harvested Help Is also quite
scarce.
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Mrs. Fred skillings is caring for
her daughter, Mrs. Ben Sinclair OF
Kingsbury who is dang erously i'll fol-
lowing the birth Of daughter, Nancy
July Bird.
Miss Lena Reed of Boston, Mass, a
trained nurse is caring for Miss Jane
Bartlett
MIR. and Mrs Bowie and baby have
gone to Lewiston for the summer.
Mr. Bow.e viii attend summer school
at Bates COLLEGE.
Cony Chadbournc and wife are re-
joicing over the birth of son, July
5th.
The many friends in Harmony
were shocked to hear OF the sudden
death OF DR.. J. S Dyer of Winter
Harbor. who formerly practiced in
this village
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SMITHFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Bean passed
the week end with their parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. d. r Groves of Mt. Tom.
Miss Flor ce Brooks of Freeman is
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs, +. d. Ste
YCnS.
The Marston reunion was held at
Fairview Grange hall Sunday, there
oil lost VAS Mrs. Clara Marston Gage,
who viii be ninety September 18th,
II" youngest, Esther Briggs, two and
one ha1f years. Mrs. Gage has three
children llv ne who were all present.
They are Mrs. Hattie Batcs Mrs. Is
thar Hartford and Mrs. Lizzie Stcv-
ems. She has eleven grandchildren
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WEST BRIGHTON

The last few days have been fine
DAYS for harvesting the hay crop, and
the farmers in this vicinity have been
making the most of them.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Corson at
tended the Grange at Athens Saturday
evening. They report fine time. The
third and fourth degrees were con
ferred upon four candidates.
Several Of the men of the S. ID.
Warren Co. surveying crew went to
the homes in bingham for the week
end
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Corson went
to Scion on business Monday.
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CARATINk

Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Blanchard
returned to their home in Wateryille
Monday.
Mrs. Birdsoll and two children
with guests, are occupying their riV-
ers.de cottage. Mr.. Birdsol return
ed to their home in Boston and Will
take his vacation later
David Baker who has been located
at Brownyille. made brief visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Philander
Baker last week. He and his wife
will go to Halifax soon for the season.
Whitman Smith of Portland spent
last week at the home of Eugene
Clark Maud and Alice Clark attend
ed lawn party at Bingham with
Mrs Bna Preble. They report a
very enjoyable afternoon.
Mr.. Sterling and Mrs. Dearborn.
state assessors registered at Hotel
Sterling last week
Mrs Tmogene Merrill and Mrs Bes-
sic Fits mmons returned from Lake
wood Friday.
George William and wife. Willie
Williams and their mother, Mrs. Seth
Williamson, returned to their home III
Ilayerill Mass. Saturday. They VI
sited relatives here and at The Forks
Louise and Irwin Miller of Bingham
have been guests of their grandma
ther Mrs Nary Carbino the past week.
Alice Powell of Bingham is spend
ing her vacation with her sister. Ar
tie Powell who is also spending her
vacation at home.
Alice Clark has gone to"The Birch
at Rangeley as Office girl.
Several of the young men in town
went to Lakewood Sunday to the
band concert.
Several of the people in town at
tended the. Sp ritualst meeting at
Lakewood Sunday. All seemed tt
be we'll pleased with the exercises.
Mrs Melyina Fitzsiwmons who is
working at George Gordons spent
! part Of last week with her daughter
Mrs. David Poolcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Wilbur oil
North New Portland were guests OF
their sister, Mrs G l.. William Sun
day.
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SOUTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor of
Skowhegan. their son Elias and daugh-
ter Mrs. Lucy Pratt and her little
girl were calling on old friends in
this locality Sunday.
Mr. and MrsA Elmer French Of
East Scion are parents of baby son
horn recently, that has been named
Omar Victor.
John Buker has been quite i'll but
is now improving in health.
Harry Meader mas new Ford ear.
Marley and Amos Corson are cut
ting the hay ON {. b. Gilman's home
farm.
Mrs. Florence Wilson and nephew
BERNARD Goodrich of Gard ner are
spending several weeks with her par
euts, Mr.. and Mrs. James York.
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MADISON CENTER

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Whitney were
callers at the home OF Fred and Olive
HAYDEN last Sunday.
The last meeting Of tie Golden Glow
!. s $. was at the pleasant home of
Mrs. Ned Reed with eighteen members
present. \ business meeting was
held and large amount Of work done.
# was voted net to hold the meeting
tie first Thursday in August as has
been the custom, Put to hold the
rext meeting The last day OF August
At the home of Misses LAWS and Sad e
Adams. L is to be Children's Day.
All went home happy having enjoyed
the day.
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ATHENS

Mrs. Harold {. Doe and children
Robert and Jeanette OF Bingham
spent last week with Ter mother
Mrs. Nellie Fox. Mrs Doe also
visited with her sister, Mrs. I'm ST
Cook and with Mrs Ella Russell
Visitors at y. p IItlleaeld's sun
dag were Mr.. and Mrs. Liewelyn
Ghadbourne OF SangcrsYille and Mrs
George Hutchins OF Abbott Also
Mr.. and Mrs. d. \. Corson OF liar-
ony.
Other Sunday visitors in town were
Il. j. Longfellow and family OF ilaT-
mony at Harold Corsons; Arthur
Stockbridge and family of Auburn, ac-
companied by Merrill s. f. Greene
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r. II ght Mr.. and Mrs. II >.
Elliott entertained relatives from
Harmony and North Dexter.
J. f. Holman has been confined
to his bed the greater part OF the
past week Dr. Stnchlield WAS cal
led on Wednesday and at the present
writing we are glad to learn he is
improving and is able to be about the
house.
Frederick II Judd of White Plains,
n. Y. who has been spend ng his va
cation with his family at the home OF
]. +. Holman, returned to New York
Sunday. Mrs Judd and the child
rcn will remain for the remainder OF
the summer.
Kenneth Cilrey's buildings on Dorc
Hill were reported on fire Saturday
evening. The report WAS received
over the telephone, but by that me
the general alarm had been given. the
fire was under control. The place
is more Familiarity known as the Ell
lott place.
DR.. Harry Leighton of Boston is
visiting his father, Leonard Leighton
and his sister, Mrs. Josephine Wat
SON
Miss Helen Hamilton of Bostons is
new boarder al the bungalow.
Miss Florence Sanders. who has
been visiting with a college friend
in New Jersey returned homo Mon
day
Mrs. Charles Dodge of Pasadena,
california. a guest at Oliver Cases
she will spend some time visiting
with Jr father and sister, Mrs Viii
Hard Eaton Mrs Dodge was form
erly Mrs. Emma Morgan Brown
Born. a son Frederick Collins Love
10, Jr., 10 Or. and Mrs. Frederick
{. G.oyeioy weight 10 "a lbs. Mrs.
Loycjoy was Miss Susie Holt Of cana
an and Or. Loyejoy a former Prin
cipal OF Somerset Academy.
WEST ATHENS
Miss roris NJ HUFF at her horne il
skowhegan, entertI ned a party o
friends Sunday from this place
Among them were her two cousins
Miss Clarice and Harold HUFF.
Miss Evelyn Turner has been re
cent guest mt the Jones girls.
Mrs. Ida M Butler, son and little
grandson. were in Skowhegan Monda!
afternoon.
Another dance in the old hall Fri
day evening, July Il, music by Var
ney's orchestra.
Mrs. Ray Jones, and daughter, Mar
ion, are Massachusetts, Visiting
Mrs. Jones relatives.
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News of Somerset's Busy Towns

Sunday 10y auto of which was very
sad thing There were seven in the
car 81 child a year and half old was
the only one saved They were leaY-
ine Unity on car trip and got to
the II lroad crossing where a special
traln was in5t passing through and
cla#had with the ear destroying it
entirely. throwing them all.
Mrs Michael Dyer is very poorly
III the home of Fred Lcathers.
Randall STAGE of Newport was cal
Ter at John Robinson Sunday.
James Frost is assisting Fred Lea
theirs in haying.
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RIVER ROAD
0DEFlGRRED)

The friends of Mrs. Frank Gange
are glad to hear that she is improV-
ing at the Lewiston hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Boyle Wis ted
at the home of Clyde Blake in. Oak
land sunday
George Tayl2r has returned to his
homo in Dover.
Fred Fountain and children have
recovered from their injuries rcceiY-
cd when the car turned over at the
Warren farm. Mrs. Fountain does
not sain rs fast as the others and still
remalnN Il bed.
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of which six were present and fifteen
great grandchildren of which there
were present nine. Those from out
of town We're Mrs. Gage, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. S. Bates of Noridgewock;
Mrs. Clara Trumble and daughter,
Mildred Merrill of Milford, n. H. !;
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Briggs and two
children of Wateryile; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Hill and little daughter of Hal
lowell.
Mir, and Mrs. c. S. Holmes and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. S. {.
Mills and little daughter spent Sun
day at G. A. Groves camp on the
shore OF East Pond.
The Oakland Grange presented "The
Hottest Coon in Dixie" at the Grange
Hall Saturday evening.
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MAINSTREAM

Phebe Burdick had the misfortune
to sprain her ankle quite badly last
Monday, but is somewhat improved
at this writing.
The Ladies' Aid held an Ice Cream
Social Saturday evening at the church
which was well attended and a good
sum realized.
1Iaddassah Stevens has sold her
house in Mainaream and will make
her homo With her daughter, Bina
Leighton N Harmony village.
Mrs. Jane Sears and Miss Eleanor
Foster OF great Moose Lake were Wis
itors at Williams Seckins Friday
Ailo Hun is preparing to move his
famly to Portland, where lie has en-
ployment The home will be closed
during their absence.
Jim Coraon has moved into the
Merrill place that was vacated by the
West family the having purchased
the Arthur Marble farm.
Earle Leayitt got a piece of steel
in his eye wich has been very painful.
nellie novy anil two children of
Revere, Mass, are Spending few
weeks With her father and family,
Darius Leavitt.
Mrs George Lashon iell and broke
a bone in her wrist end bruised her
SELF quite badly II WAS very unfor-
tunate as she has summer hoarders,
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WEST PALMYRA

Mr.. and Mrs. Algie payis of Ca
naan were Sunday guests at Ralph
Overs last sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Thurston and
three children Of Cambridge We're cal-
lers AT Alex Watson's last sunday.
Everybody IN this vicinity are very
glad to- SEQ such fac hay weather.
People in this community extend
deepest sympathy TO Mr.. and Mrs.
George Earrey whose son and wife
and four others, met their death last
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eTea.rg ~ the Fred Stremler home,
azd Thursday evening at Verduins.
H 7. Jones Is spending the wees
VIII his daughter. Mrs. Roy Hagen
q Sluas.
Our former ne!ghbor. 4. c. Wild
g. passed away 81 the Sumas hos
p.-al Friday evening. The funeral
vas held Sunday - his home at Lib
cry. Among those from North
Prairie attending were Mr.. and Mrs.
!. Bartelds and family. Mrs. Gerrit
L. Graft Nr. and Mrs. T. ]. Nell
sen. Joseph and Robert Nelson. Mrs.
Lag Williams, M. ana Mis-. =. 4.
Clar.:e, Ms. George Bruce. II. T.
Jones, and Helen Bruins, Mir and
zI-z. John Bruins. and Nellie Bruins.
rs. Margaret Cramer and Jake
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Cramer. ". Deruody. Co7-z5 ~
iing. Henry Bartelds aid Mss Jesse
Barteids.
P. Nipges and Joha Andersen ..
Hampton have traded places u
Nipges Will move TO the A-ss-s.-
place. and Mr.. Anderson 70 TIE ~
ges place close TO the border
Mr. and Mrs. John Bruns O. Cls,-s
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoksbs-ss2 AZ
little son Of Sunshine. MseAzs, N4.-
tan and Erwin Krehn helped NJ
Henry Bartelds celebrate hs- ~
day Tuesday evening.
Miss Adria De Graft was ! szss.
of Jessie Bartelds THURSDAY z.sz
clifton ANiing hiss returned y
school after his illness.