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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-02-02
.IACkMAN

Mrs. VcSta Williams and tho Misses
Annie Vcasie and Lillian Dubay. teach
ers of the Jackman schools, were priv
iledged to listen to radio concert re-
Gently thru the courtesy of Allen
Tewksbury, superintendent of the
Jackman Power & Light Company
On Monday evening. the first of six
lectures on Thrift was given at
Pittsburgh, Pa. followed by vocal and
instrumental solos. Friday evening
Mt s. market reports were given from
Newark. ~ j. Hourly News Service
from various parts of the United
States which included the latest news
from the Disarmament Conference
Congress. President Harding. Per-
shngs opposition TO the Washington
Conference; Henry Ford signing con-
tract for the Muscle Schools Power
Plant. Some of the vocal numbers
were: Peggy ONeil, The Lilac Toll,
| Want to be Ready. and Do Not. As
the closing announcements were being
made. II radio request came in from
tick lady for the soloist Mr.. Davis to
sing Annie Laurie. which closed the
program. At 955 the time signals
were given and at 1901 the weather
forecast from the government station
at Arlington
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kINi.FIEID

The regular meeting of the W c. 7.
L. was held Thur. day afternoon,
January 26 at the home of Mrs. Lii
Ian stevens with fifteen members and
three visitors present 4 devotional
service consisting of singing with Mrs.
Christine Currier at the organ. scrip
ture reading by the president Mrs,
Ada Barden; prayer by Mrs. Emma
Kinds and more music Ii was voted
to continue the same superintendent
as last year and Mrs. Ada Barden
VIII act as corresponding secretary 1t
was voted to have a Memorial meet
ing February 10 for Frances h. Will
lard, notice to be given later A let
ter was read from Mrs. G. II. Bass
relative to Christian citizenship and a
short time was spent studying QUIZ
on the primary election laws of Maine.
The entertainment consisted of song
by Mrs. Christine Currier, reading,
PHYS Thank Offering. Mrs. Alice Dur
rell; reading, A Voice from the Poor
house. Mrs. Blanch Dunton, reading,
The Life of Neal Dow, Mrs Leila Hun
newell Two new members we're ad-
uitted. The meeting closed by re-
beating the Lords Prayer in unison.
The annual meeting of the Jenkins
e Bugett Manufacturing Company was
acid Wednesday evening, January %
md the following officers were elected
president, II. G. Winter; vice presi-
dent. H. f.. TUFTS clerk. H. II. Boyn-
ton; treasurer II. G Winter; assistant
treasurer, Mrs Mabel Davis directors.
II. G. Winter, l. +. Tufts. Orren Tufts,
o. G. Dolbier Virgil Eoeert.
Rev. 4. NJ. Soule goes to Portland
Thursday to attend the Maine Uniyer-
sllist Comrades Meeting at Congress-
square t'nivcrsalist Church. and n
banquet at Congress Square Hotel
with addresses by National church
and Comrades officers From there
ne goes saturday to Vow Hampshire.
Massachusetts and Rhode Island visit
ing relatives. lie will he away about
,No week.. February he will speak
II Rhode island. During his absence
of two Sundays Rey. Franklin X. BEEN
Of Portland will supply in the Univer-
3allst pulpit. - sse.fso
Tile class parts of the Kingfeld
'hEll StIlDDl Ntlt dSSlSHcI utSudN
and are as follows yaledctory. Sadie
Anderson; salatatory, Mildred Wood
cock: cla"s will Rosamond Smith !.
prophecy, Gertrude Wood; history
FranE Thomas; presentation of gifts
Harry Mayo. The first two parts are
assigned on rank. There are fifteen
low in the graduating class.
The LOyai Workers Glass of the
baptist Sunday School of which Mrs.
Ada Barden is the teacher met with
Mrs W r Norton. Wcdnc .day after
noon, January 81. having "A very pleas
ant social gathering. There we're
'hiIHccn present and five guests. Mrs
iGrma Winter, Mrs. Stella Nosc. Mrs
Christine Currier. Mrs. f b. Hutch
ins, Mrs w S. Stafford. Mrs Winter
and Mrs CHrrler gave pleasing piano
solos and duets. The regular class
meeting was held and then the time
passed in making patchwork. Mrs
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i ASr ST. AIBANS
(DEFERRED)

IA public. insta llatlon of oIllCero
took place Tuesday evening at Anoka
Temple. Hartland.5 The Knights Of
Rythias of Sebanticook Lodge uniting
with the Pythan. Sisters of Anoka
Temple in the installation of officers
for the coming year. Mrs. Nellie
Weymouth. d. ID. of Dexter was the
installing officer for Anoka Tempe
assisted by Mrs. Eunice Hall, G. NJ;
and Mrs. |. y. Nutting as grand senior.
The officers installed we're. Mrs. Yer
Inc Ellis, NJ. +. G: Mrs. tlyira Tlar-
ri'. past chief; Mrs. Edith Crocker,
N f. s.; Mrs. Beatrice Hunt, VI. +. j.;
Mrs Helen Wheeler, manager; Mrs.
Lcola Stanhope, NJ. of f.; Mrs Rena
Parker. NJ. of r. and c; Mrs. Belle
Manning, protector; Mrs. Gladys VIII
ley. guard; Mrs. EVie Emery repre-
scented Flora, and was assisted by four
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SOUTH CANAAN

Alton Gerald has been in Skowho-
gan n few days. He was drawn on
the jury but was excused and has re
turned home.
Mr.. Gorden was in Skowhegan re
Gently after his mother who is To
make her home with him.
Mrs. Harold Gerald was Il caller in
Fairfield one day recently.
Mrs. Alton Gerald is spending sey-
eral days in Waterville the guest Of
Mrs. Eugene Pooler.
Leslie Buzzell and Charles Dawes
are cutting cord wood in Clinton. for
Mr.. Sprague of Dexter.
William Sparrow who has been
passing a few days at the home of Al
ton Gerald has returned to his home
in Clinton.
George Pottle has been confined to
his home by illness. DR.. Newcombe
of Clinton attended him.
Fred Burrill's team was in this part
of the town last week hauling hay to
his farm in North Hartland from the
place until recently owned by a.
Written.
Mr.. Jones from North Clinton is
gathering cream in this part of the
town for Skowhegan Jersey Creamery
and hauling it to Canaan Village and
Mr.. Wheelock takes it to Skowhegan
from there
Erwin Holt was caller at LouYille
Whitten's one day recently.
Ed Ames is working for Harold
Gerald getting out logs.
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PUGlI CORNER

Mrs Lizzie Knight, who has been
very poorly is now on the gain.
A. p. Clarke was called to Scion
Tuts,lay of last week to attend the
funeral OF his sister. Ida Clarke. who
died suddenly Of pneumonia in Lowell
Mass ".' '''
Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Porter Of
Maplcton pEe receiving congratula-
tons upon the birth of daughter.
horn on January 23rd Mrs. Porter
before her 'marriage WAS Miss Olive
Bagiey daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Bagley
Mrs. VIII Roberts and daughter, Ell
sic of Scion, were guests of Lester
Savage and family last Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Savage and Ralph Nc
Clarity were in Scion last Saturday to
attend the funeral of Henry Wilson.
George Knight. who is in poor
health is stopping for a while with his
daughter, Mrs. Edward Harding. OF
West Madison.
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the son OF Bes5amin Cannon and the
greater part OF his life had been spent
in this town. He leaves a wife, Sarah
Smith Cannon, who has faithfully
cared for him during his long illness
Funeral services we're conducted from
the Fairfield Centre Church Monday
afternoon.
James Bigelow was in Hincklcy Fri
day to meet his neice, Miss Beatrice
Holmes, of Skowhegan, who made a
short visit at Bigelow Farm. Miss
Holmes entered Kennebec Valley Hos
pital Monday to take three years
training course.
Several from here plan to attend the
three days Extension Service school
on clothing to be held at Fairfield
Centre Grange Hall, Feb. s. 8. All
attending are asked to bring needle,
thread, scissors.etape measure. and II
dress lining isHdesired. ~ yards OF
goods for same, or 2 yards II sieve
Is also desired. Basket lunch at noon
A good attendance Is desired that the
state workers who come may feel re-
paid for the time and expense in
Cured
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WEST MOSCOW

Eleven members and one guest at
tended the Good Will Club meeting
held at Mrs. Jennie Collins January
26. After the opening exercise Mrs.
Lncy Crombie read short description
of the life of the late Pope Benedict.
fifteenth. Mrs Artie Collins read a
beautiful poem entitled Jane Con-
quest" Refreshments Of apples, pop
corn. peanut brittle and chocolates
were served. Two more names were
drawn for quilts, Fquares to he
brought in next meeting. y commit
tee was appointed and arrangements
made for a Club supper to be held
at Mrs. Amelia Gates, Saturday even
ing at $50. February II. The ladies
arc to bring The necessary dishes for
their families Mrs. Dena Moulton
has invited the Club to hold its next
regular injecting at her home Feb. ..
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MERCER

The remains OF Gene Boyington. a
native of Mercer. were brought here
Friday afternoon He passed away
Wednesday night at the home OF Edwin
Kelly, where he has lived for several
years. lie was 65 years old. Burial
was in the South Mercer Cemetery.
Bert Tracy and family have moved
to the village recently
Florence Caswell returned to her
studies at the Norridgewock High
School Wednesday of last week. being
detained at home the first OF the week
on account OF the condition Of the
roads.
Frank Caswell is hauling pulp wood
to Norridgewock.
Mrs. Charles Moore spent several
days in, Skowhegan last week
Ansel Nickerson has been suffering
with ,ore eye but is much better at
this writing. ...
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Ladd visited
friends In Rome last Sunday IN
The many friends Of Melvin Tracy.
who has been so seriously Ill. are glad
to know that he is improving In health.
Ralph futile and Howard Brown OF
Norridgewock have finished hauling
wood from Mr.. HuntOon's lot, in South
Mercer.
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NORTH COKNXILI.E

The w f. b. meets today tThurs-
day with Mrs. Edgar Whittier on the
Molunkus road. Members should be
in attendance as early as possible in
the afternoon Subject, Removing
Stains
Forrest Herrn, who was taken sud
denly sick Thurgday remains about
the same, DR.. Richardson is in attend
ance.
Mrs Mont Chase Of Burrills Mills
visited her daughter, Mrs. Byron IIar
Vile last week She was also guest
of her sister, Mrs. Ira Merrill. over
night. NT,
Mr. and Mrs Ebcr j Walker visited
Sunday withIrelativcs in West Atb ems
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SOrTH BINGHAM AND ylCI>ITi

Mri. Inez Cole an dson George "'1
at Skowhegan "A few days recently,
Miss Annie Moody Is living WIN Y
sister Mrs. Colby York since the le'4
Of their mother.
Moody Brothers and Ray Jones ~
Will Hut are hauling pulp to So'oO
he loaded on the train.
The Roosevelt school in Scion CIV,
ed January 90 after very succeSS'''
term taught by Miss Laura Eato"
Scion. =.
Mrs. Tom Robinson is keeping hou'
for Joe Anderson.
Willard Later has sold his iar"
the Scion Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Taylor VIZ
10 Portland last week. g..
James sPugh of Cornyille spcnt oa,
day with his sister Mrs. {. Il. 'l'n'''
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IlAR1LAND

A daughter weighing eight and one
half pounds was born tn the wife OF
Charles II. Goodwin of West Hartland
January rs. The little one has been
named Myrtle Ruth. Both mother and
baby are doing well.
The Maccabees were in session at
Hartland Grange Hall, Friday evening.
Jan. 9th, with Sir Knight Commander
Fred Wescott in the chair, Several of
our more courageous citizens braved
the billy goat and became Sir knights
Deputy Com George Hicks was pre-
ent and at his best. he made speech
on fraternity which will never be for
gotten by the Sir Knights present. The
newly organized Maccabee orchestra
made up of. local Sir Knights rendered
several fine selections and ~was much
enjoyed by all as was the vocal music.
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MERCER

Mercer Village School closed lug
tty night after Another very'succcs
full term taught by Mrs. Tyler
Bert Tracy has rented Alton Smli
house In Mercer Village and is NOW
in his houi ehold goods.
Melvin Tracy who has been guy
sick is improved enough to be 9
again.
Wilfred Hatch had the misiorlal
to get badly scalded last Friday y
was carrying a kettle of hot wa'i
and hc fell, the water struck ms y
shoulder and burned 1t quite pa1,
but it is greatly improved at this VII
ing
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was served and the afternoon pa
very plea. antly.

was served and the afternoon pass
very plea. antly.
Emery Soule and Joe Bernard w1
to work on the hay press last Mondl
morning for Clarence Brown of Nd
Ger and will press hay for Lee Ovid
this week.
W. c. Fletcher and family passl
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Nj
Charles Hofbrook.
Irving Morrill, and family yisa1
friends out of town last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Owens were
Mercer calling on Melvin Tracy, SD
day, who is still quite i'll.
Most of the family of Amos I'D
have been quite i'll for the past wed
Miss Eta Holt was unable to retur
to her school in Wateryille last Md
day ON account of illness.
+. G.. Abbott was very i'll last We
and required the services of ply
clan but is improving. p,Ii go a
Dexter Decker is driving IL fish ca
IN connection will his poultry bui
ne s this winter.
Lyle naylbr has litdcn 'qdfte I'll wi
severe cold the past few days.
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PLEASANT RIDGE
(DEFERRED)

Mrs. DanviIle Beane. who has been
spending the past week at the homo of
her son Frank Beane al 'caratunk.
came home Sunday tcconipanicd by
her daughter Mrs. Florence Beanc and
little Miss Jessie.
Wlllo ut play one day last week
Lois. the fifteen months old child OF
MIR, and Mrs Harry Grechlaw fell
downstairs onto broken glars fruit
jar. cutting her face and neck dread
fully, - - =
Silns Hunncwell who has been i'll d
long time is improving very slowly.
Adelbert and Herbert Martin have
very bad colds.
TrreI Beane finished yardlng hard
wood at Briggs Landing last week
Alvin Barron. who Underwent an
operation one day last week Is getting
; long nicely mn
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde andrews and son
Randall have gone to Scion for an in
definite stay.
A terrific gale ragged here all Sunday
afternoon and night. The oldest in
habitants ray 1t was the worst they
ever Witnessed. 1t piled the snow
many feet deep
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Greenlaw were
awakened early Saturday morning by
an unusual noise and found the parti-
tIon between the dining room and kit
chen all alirc from an over-heated fun
mel. The flames ran up the wall and
burned thru into the chamber and If 1t
had been discovered few moments
later il would have been too late to
save the home. by quick action on
their part the blaze was soon put out
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I,iR0NE

Tie nrN meeting Of the Woman )
Farm Barclu has been changed from
February - Ia The nth and owing to
the illness of Mrs Camphell's mother
it VII be held ut the home Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Njnsiow whore IirclcsS
cookers vii he demonstrated in the
making with Miss Hare the county
demonstration in attendance. Dinner
viii be eryed at noon.
Mrs. Ellie Parker who has been
stopping at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ilandlcy's has returned from
n visit with her sister Gladys in
Pennington and will soon start on
her return To her home in Alberta,
Canada.
Gene Pullcr and Bernard Salisbury
went To the nome of the latter in Ca
man last Sunday for a days visit.
Mi. Salisbury Is hauling wood for
Merton Chase
Nod Powers and friend Of Norridge-
woek We're week end visitors at his
sisters Mrs VIII Alien.
Mrs. Clara Rickford is seriously i'll
at Tie home of her daughter Mrs.
Grace Campbell
William Allen is having serious
time with asthma
Earl Shaw of Oakland way a caller
at e. S. Campbell's on Sunday last.
to SEQ his grandmother Mrs. Clara
Biekford, who is i'll,
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Norton served light refreshments. 1t
was voted to have meeting at the
yestry next Wednesday for lacking
three puffs and at supper time invite
the men to supper and social even
ing.
The Ladies' Aid of Grace Uniyer-
salist church gave Il fine supper of
meat pic, hot rolls. fruit and other
salads. cake and coffee to one hundred
or more people Wednesday evening
The general committee in charge were
Mrs. l.. l.. Mitchell, Mrs. A. c. Wood
ard. Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mrs. Mel
lie Vaughan. Mrs l.. A. Norton. Wait
resses were Hilda Nichols. Alice and
Addie Thompson. Methyl Morris The
officers elected were secretary. Mrs
l. \. Norton; treasurer, Mrs. Ruth NJ
Simmons.
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IIARTJtND

HAUTLAND RED CROSS NOTES
The Red Cross has greatly assisted
with the Warm Lunch work in tic
schools during the present winter
term In previous years the work has
been hampercd by lack of facilities
This winter s35 has been spent as
needed equipment and staple groceries
for the village and Rural Schools. This
has made the warm lunch work much
more satisfactory. In addition to this
simple First Aid kits have been placed
in the schools. Thus. directly or in
directly. more than 200 children are
being benefited from the Red Cross
Funds.
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NORTH NEW PORTLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark were
business callers at Portland Thursday,
returning home Saturday.
George Ncwall is very sick at this
writing.
Fred Knowles has bought the stock
formerly owned by Henderson Bros.
Earl Kennison left Saturday for
Boston. spending Sunday with his sis
ter. Mrs. Ivan Prince. at Portland.
The. n. S. Stowell Mfg. Co. Mil shut
down their spool mill ON account OF
lack of stock.
The Delinator Club met with Mrs,
Sweetser Tuesday afternoon.
Ralph Chapman has returned from
Kennebec Valley Hospital. Skowhc-
gan. where he was operated on for
appendicitis. Jan. lot.
Carlton Savage. youngest son Of
Henry Savage. died Friday. Jan. 9th,
after an illness OF two dayf, Although
he had been in poor health for several
y6ars the end came Unexpectedly.
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T. Asst POND

Mr. and Mrs Joseph Dudley are the
proud parents Of little daughter
bern January p, named Clara May.
Mr.. Dudleys sister Alice is caring for
Mrs. Dudley.
f. IL Rowe and son have taken Dell
Savoys lumber to cut and haul to the
mill
Augustus Greene and Fred Taouse
are cutting wood on the Marten farm.
Mrs SelGen Rowe is very much i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dcane Bulmer were
Sunday callers at Mr.. Burners pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs Fred Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs Loyal Perkins Of Nor
,.iGgewoek were Sunday visitors at
Zoe Dudlcy's.
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HOME

Cony Clark, Everett Brown AMI
Huber Dow all Of NQyridgcwock, are
working N the woods here for Edgar
Murray
Charles Barney is hahing wood for
Gcrbert York.
Mrs LA Shean is on the sick list.
Wallace Elodgeft Of Norridgewock
WIS a caller here Monday
William Tohey Of Nassalboro was
ealier at H. l.. York S recently.
Chester SheaH and Marshall Micuc
# oriagewock arc employed by
l1ear Murray to work in the woods.
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ST, lI.BANS

The death of Edgar II. Martin
highly respected citizen of this tow
occurred Sunday at his home at l?1
clock after an illness of scye'1
months at the age of 81 years. Y
tides his wife he is survived by o.
son Robert T.. Martin. one sister Nh
Myria Means. one brother Fre1 Ma
tin of Hartland and one niece 10
several nephews. Funeral servVa
will be held at the NJ. +. Church TUG
day at 2 p. IN. He was a member
the Knights of fytliias and st, Y
bans Grange.
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EAST MADISON

M- and Mrs NJ. X. TIarvcll are en-
pertaining as guest for few days.
their son-in-law, Harry Dennison, Of
Watervillc
Alta Young and Florence Burri,l,
who are employed in Skowhegan
spent Sunday with their parents.
Madeline Hughes and William Nat
who have been in New York for "A
month for the benefit of Mr.. Nasts
health have returned. He is much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Harvell spent
last Saturday with her mother. Mrs
Parsons, in Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Clement were
calling on old neighbors, and friends
in Skowhegan. recently;
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The Interesting News of
Somerset's Busy Towns
MILLAy HILL NEW PORTLAND

Warren LOvejoy was at NJ g. At
woods Thursday afternoon.
George Williamson and wife were at
Kingfeld Wednesday, We hear they
are planning to move there soon.
George Daggett's boy, about ten
years old, froze two fingers while re-
turning from school.
Herman Lane was up to the Bluff
looking after the roads which are
drifted badly.
On the coolest mornings OF the win
ter Ohancey Gould. aged 81, has been
seen out with his saw working on the
wood pile.
Colds seem to be quite prevalent
around here Some families are all
down sick.
Thomas Hogan and Fred Parsons
are yarding birch and cord wood for
Fred Croker.
Leon Lovejoy chilled his face while
returning from the mill one of the
cold nights.
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POWERS SCHOOLGIRLS 49, no
RIUGEWOt
NOR.

Kenneth Berry and family were
calling on friends and relatives here
Sunday.
Frank Rogers has been sick for the
past week.
Mrs. Idea Sheaff is still very i'll. Her
sister. Mrs. Eta Nichols Is taking care
of her and DR.. Smith Is In attendance,
Ralph Berry and son Forest visited
his mother. Mrs. Eta Berry! Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. g. Morrow. OF La
rome and Mr. ana MIS- Charles, Bates
were callers at Chester Sheaff's Sun
dayys soa."te,t HCpCoi iNUr9tf rtlp
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WEST ST. ALDANS

Fred Finson. a member Of the grand
jury. has been In Skowhegan the past
week
Alfred Hilton Is i'll again.
Almon Gilmore and team, Mr. Wood =
team left for Monroe Saturday morn
ing to bring back some of Mr.. Gill
more's household belongings.
Dorothy Libby, who has been stay
with her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Libby left for her home in
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Est SORRIDGEW0Ck

Mrs. Ardelle Moore, of Augusta is
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. b, +. Baker
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Hilton were calla
sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. lIogaf
Miss Edna Hogan is in poor heal
Linwood Piper will finish work.
at the power house, Feb. list, wha
he has been employed for long tin
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Gullifer Of
Watcrville were Sunday guests of Mrs.
c. i. Bickford.
joseph Conner died at his home
here Friday morning. as the result of
shock. sustained three years ago.
followed by second shock just pre-
ceding his death He was 81 years old,
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OK HILL -N0RRIpGEMOCK

Lee Owens had the misfortune to
lose one of his work horses last week.
Mrs. A. II. Anderson celebrated her
birthday last week by entertaining
the Oak Hill Club. A dainty lunch
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Deputy Supreme Commander S. c. c.
Ward Il cordial invitation to be pres
mt and assist in the exercises on
tebrnary 10Th.
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FAST SKOWHEGAN

Henry J. Dillingham; has gone to
Gardiner to visit his daughter Mrs
Rcna York. The Dillingham; family
are planning to move to Skowhegan
u
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ANSON

Congratulations are now being OK
tended To Mr.. and Mrs. Vance NJ. fot-
ter Of Arson on the birth of n daugh-
ter, Jan. 10 Glelcn Margaret).