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RIGEL0X HILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Tobey and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Tobey and Mr.. and Mrs
ALI Everett and son, Donald, were
Saturday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Burrill.
Walter Stevens with his family is
living on the Pray place, working
for Viles & Trafton, taking care OF
their stock.
Miss Ethel Bailey attended the party
at Mr. and Mrs. Films Friday eve
ming, and reports a very pleasant
time.
Mrs A. d. Bailey and her daughter
Miss Ethel, spent the day Sunday last
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Horn, Mrs. Bailey's parents.
Mrs. John Gillen, who lives on the
Harding place, was called to Millinoc-
ket by the serious illness and death
of her sister recently.
Cyril Violette has a thoroughbred
three year old Jersey heifer that is
very sick.
Orie Mitchell sold COW recently to
John Lecasse.
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NORTH MADISON

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reed of North
Arson were in town Sunday visiting
Mrs Reeds parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ed
gar Clark.
Miss Thelma Dean, about two weeks
ago fell on the ice while playing with
ether children at school and injured
her knee so she Is confined to the
houfe. DR.. j. O. Piper of Scion was
called to see her.
Mrs, Lizzie Knight is in very poor
health at this writing. DIR. Piper OF
Scion is the attending physician.
Albert Clark received the sad news
Of the death OF his sister Ida Clark oil
Lowell. who died quite suddenly OF
pneumonia Miss Clark was formerly
North Madison girl but for many
years n teacher in Lowell. she leaves
an aged step mother and two hall
brothers, Albert, whom was mentioned
above and Fred Clark OF Norridge-
wock, a prosperous farmer and one
aunt. Eliza Robbins OF Scion. The
remains will be brought to Scion for
burial.
Mrs. Emma Dean of Skowhegan was
the week end guests OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Clark.
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accepted a position in the skirt 4.
tory. &AsssA
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. China
will holdsa meeting at the homs
Mrs. Wddter Henderson, Burgess q
Thursday afternoon. A large attess
ance is acquired.
Miss Phillis Janet Wood of PALM.
was week end guest. At the no..
OF her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
j. Estabrook, Water st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wheeler a,
the proud parents of baby boy vbA
came to them January %.
Byron Verge of Portland athena.
the NJ. +. Church. Sunday morning =
sisted in the choir also sang a sos
which was very pleasing.
Ensign Hubbard. one of HartlanA.|
oldest retired business men. is yen|
low at this writing.
Mrs. Frank MeCausiin has be..
suffering from bad cold this las|
week.
Mrs. Hannah A. Wheeler is recon-
ering from late illness.
Mrs. JCA. Parkman of Palmyr|
visited at the home of her sister Mn
Lizzie Fritz the week end.
Mrs. Earle Macomber and son n.
gene returned Saturday from a wish
to her parents in WATERFOWL, Mass
A. F. Buker, Water street. is con.
fined TO his home on account of sick.
ness
Work is being rushed ON the I.au,
block which has been leased by m,
Government for the postoffice
I NORTH HARTLAND
Harry Williams from Auburn W.
week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Williams.
Eli Littlelield from Skewhegan va,
business caller in this section "a.
Gently.
Miss Myrtle Lambert was a guesr
of Mrs. p S. Burrill Sunday and
Monday, .=.#....z
Charles Williams from Cornyill,
was calling on friends in this sectioi
| Sunday. ~SrA ...ss.
On 1Thtrsday last, F. 8. Burrlu
sent Walter Mckinney and Alno'
Spencer to South Canaan after han
Returning with their loads wh.l
they reached Canaan village, one a
the horses was taken suddenly sci
and fell in the street. William Hsr.
ris offered the horse d place in hi
blacksmith shop, where with a zoo,
fire both horse and his attendau
could be warm and comfortable. Dr
White from Skowhegan was called
and pronounced it black water. VIII
, prompt medical aid and good care TIL
animal recovered so to be taken HON,
Saturday, Mr. Mckinney report
every Kindness shown and assistanc,
offered that could be by the kind
hearted people of Canaan. for whiel
Mr.. Burrlll and family fully appre
ciate and are very thankful
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ATHENS

DR.. George Young of Skowhegan was
in town Sunday to see Mrs. Ellen
jones who has been in feeble health
for several weeks. DR.. Ellingwood
was also called in consultation.
Mrs. Evelyn Paul was in town re-
Gently taking ordera for the New-Bone
corset.
Mrs. Clyde Scribner has been OBJ
liged to leave her school on Lords
Hill, Athens, because of i'll health.
Mrs. Christopher Church of Hart
land spent week recently visiting
her sister Mrs. Frank Boynton. Mrs
Church has gone to Skowhegan where
she has employment.
There will be basket ball game
tomorrow friday evening between
Somerset Academy and Scion high
school.
Mrs. Winnifred Jones has resigned
as teacher of the Washington Gram
mar school on account OF the critical
illness of Mrs. Ellen Jones.
n. u. Cook who had the misfortune
to break his leg some weeks ago and
from which he Is slowly recovering
was most agreeably surprised last
Friday by the arrival of his brother
Herbert Cook Of Norwich, Conn. Mr.
Cook will remain for some weeks witt
his brother and family.
Miss Violet l.. Allan, who is teaching
in Madison spent the week end at he
home.
Miss Vera Deering who is teaching
| in Harmony was in town Saturday,
The Women's Farm Bureau enjoyed
very profitable and pleasant meet
ing last week. Tuesday, at the home o
member, Mr.. M. j. Hight. Three
Betty" forms were made and a fin'
dinner enjoyed at at the noon hour
The next meeting will be held will
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Resolutions Of Respect

Whereas. Death has again entered
our Grange home and taken one OF our
members. Mildred Gray Smith and our
order has lost true and faithful SIS,
ter and u member that was respecteu
by ALI. -
Resolved, That we tender to the be
reaved husband and daughter, mother,
father, sister and brother, who carea
for her so tenderly; our heartfelt syn
patty and regard for them in tnen
deep sorrow and affiiction caused D!
the removal OF our loved one and pom
them to the One that doeth all thihs'
well. Nh'h
Resolved. That our charter be drsp,
ed in mourning for thirty days. 'l a.
these resolutions be entered on gu,
records; a copy sent to the bereassa
family of our late sister and TO w.
Independe emit Reporter for publication
EMMA J. FRIZzELL
BELL YEATON
LILLIAN A. SMITH
Committee
Mercer. Me-, Jan. 20, 1922
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MARYLAND

II. A. Elliott of Guilford. superin"
tendent of the Hartland Water Co.,
was In town last week
Perley Hanson has installed a new
pipeless furnace for Earle Seekins.
The community sing held at the NJ
e. Church. Friday evening, Jan. 20
was enjoyed by q goodly number. Miss
Fannie Griffith played number OF Sc
lections ON the violin. She was &C
companied by her sister Grace Griffith
at the organ. These young ladies
are very bright and pleasing enter
tainers.
Miss Alta Tracy OF st. Adams has
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SOUTHWEST CANAAN

Mrs Edward Rumery of Dexter
came Monday for a visit with her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. hartwell Peavey
Mrs. Anna Huntley CT Richmond and
Mrs. Julia Senter of Canaan are guests
of their brother. Albert Smith for a
few days.
Miss Margaret Peavey has gone to
Clinton to work for her brother Eulah
Peavey.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foster attend
ed the installation of officers of Sunset
Chapter o. +. S. of Skowhegan Friday
night.
Mrs. Milford Keene is i'll with a
very bad cold.
Arthur Davis attended the concert at
Waterylle Sunday and on account OF
the storm did not get home until Mon
day.
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NORTH NEW PORTLAND

Mrs, Mabel Abbott is caring for Mrs
Perley Luce of New Portland. Mr.,
and Mrs. Luce are the proud parents
of baby girl born Sunday, Jan. %.
Mrs. Florence Churchell is spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Knowles.
John Abbott who has been confined
to the house by sickness is able to be
out.
Mrs. Merle Williams and Mrs. Angie
Dudley OF kingfeld. spent the week
end with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Berry.
Mrs. Blanche Clark has returned
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Delightful Social Event at Madison

A very enjoyable social event oc-
Cured at Madison Tuesday evening
last the members of the Mason
ic-Odd Fellows Club observed ladies
and guest night. About 300 people
attended.ss After a short musical and
and literary program dancing was en-
joyed in the banquet hall and CARDS
were played in the lodge and ciuo
rooms. Refreshments were served and
music waa furnished by McElhineys
orchestra. The affair was in charge
of the following committee; Le~eh
Foss. president: Jas. Herd, secretary
John Mcknight, treasurer: j. A. Ham
ilton. John White, Chas. Davis. VII
liam Morrison. r. F. Gould and Ha'n
Booker. executive committee.
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C0yC0RD

The report isthat PA. Williams oil
North Arson has sold his farm here in
town to a mill company ~ .tf4. r
Mrs Elm Berry visited her daugh-
ter Mrs. irwin Stewart part of last
week
Frank Smith is quite poorly with
bad cold.
. George Berry is quite feeble. He is
now 50 he does not sit up very much.
There was small birthday party
Saturday night for Lincoln Atwood at
the home of Elmer Berry, it being his
seth birthday.
Frank and Bernard Gordon are
hauling maple to Bingham.
Persons unloading logs along the
logging road ought to be little moro
careful as one person met with what
might have been quite serious acct
dent when his sled hit a log throwing
his horse over the log and against .
tree another on Sunday came very
near meeting with the same trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank ATWOOD spent
Sunday in Embden at Alton Lanes.
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MRS. ANGELA tCOOLIDGEl BOS-
WORTHD

Mrs. ANGELA Coolidge Bosworth,
widow of Charles +. Bosworth. an old
time -four merchant of Boston, died on
Saturday at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Augustus II. Wilmington of 81
Chestnut terract, Newton Centre, in
her Dist year She was born in
Scion. Me-. in 1881. the daughter of
Elisha and Mehitable Boies) Coolidge
and was a resident of Boston for more
than fifty YEARS, removing to Newton
Centre ten years ago. Surviving Mrs.
. Bosworth,l besides her daughter, Mrs
Withdngto age he's granddaughter
Mrs Edward, Boltwo0dl Hull of Pitts
iieldI and, four grandfons who served
in the World, Wm.l There are aE.o
three great grandchildren and two sis
tiers. Mrs, Emerson Coolidge and Mrs
Willam"ciii Morrill, Of Roxbury Fd-
neral services 'wert held at her late
residence on M5hday. JANUARY %. the
Itev! Charles II. Dole 90 the Unitarian
Church; Jamaica Plain officiating, In
terment wasdat Forest Ilills cemetery
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MADISON CENTRE

The old neighbors in this place are
grieved to hear of the passing away oil
VIM. A. Clough. He was born here
at Madison Centre and grew to man
hood here. After he was married lie
moved to Skowhegan. Being a mem
Der of the Madison Spiritual camp
Meeting Association, he came each
year to attend the meeting. He Will
be greatly missed.
Wesley Butterfield has started out
with his saving outfit working III
wood.
Marcus Moore has been in this vi
cinity wiring Orrison Cloughs house
for electric lights.
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ANSON CENTER

Miss Shirley Gordon visited at Mrs
Emma Wentworth's over the week end
This section was visited by ter
rilc wind on Sunday last. It came III
the form of squalls and striking al
about 1.39 p. m. lasted until about thai
hour of the following morning. Nc
serious damage has been reported Al
yet hut 1t required the services OF q
large force of shovels all day Monda,
to reopen our roads, and the mail MAI
was unable to make this trip that day
Longfellow school plans to give q
social and entertainment on Februar,
End
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PIToTSFIELD

Free Gospel services will be held at
G. A. r. Hall. Pittsheld, all day Sat
urday and Sunday, January 2S-2s,
everybody invited to attend; free thot;
free speech; free entertainment; n
free. and victorious gospel presented
come to the feast.
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from a weeks visit with her parents
at Belfast.
The Willing Workers met with Mrs
Cora Clark, Thursday. The next
meeting will be at Mrs. Carrie Viles
in two weeks.
Louis Smith, who has heen sick with
tonsilitis, Is able to be out.
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enable US to !ee into the future. No
weather bureau can tell with any de-
gree of accuracy, the weather fore
cast for more than sc hours ahead.
Certain conditions, however point to
certain ends in the future. We are
to consider these at our morning SER
vice next Sunday. And why not stay
to Sunday School also? In the eve
ming at Vespers we are to spend 90
minutes with Poems of Power II
you like poetry y9p will .eBioy this
service Break the "stay4Alr home"
habit and worship with us nits next
sundayn HbA, are cordially itYited.
4 DO ipPt fofstt the ValentMH PARTY
In out coml9Hhity rooms tIH li4th Of
ss'r ,5IIsj,,W E"dtmagiisfsi f a ioyt
The Ladies' Aid beg to thank all
those who Iss,.t!RfiM elped them on
The result iwere HPst satisfactory.
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NORTH ANSON

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Main ST., Pastor, Rev. +. w. Robin
son. local residence, Carrabassett Inn.
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.
l.. G.. CapHeil Is reported as i'll.
Church night for the Congregational
parish will be held at the home OF
Mrs. f. W. Bunker Tuesday evening
Jan. 81. Sacred and popular songs
will be sung. These song gatherings
are quite ENJOYABLE.
what the World Owes to Foreign
Miss onaries, will be the topic of the
Y.P. S. c. f. service at the Congrega
tional vestry, Sunday evening. G. +.
Williams will preside.
Plans for n patriotic observance are
in progre1 which will be held prob
ably on the evening before Washing.
ton $ birthday, Tuesday. Feb. q. This
is ono OF the events in the Congrega-
tional Church night calendar
IS Capt Seth T. Hutchins' Circle, La
dies OF the c. AR. enjoyed a bounti-
fpI dinner at Grange Hail. Saturday
noon. In the afternoon officers fol
the current year, were installed.
Saturday evening, Carrabassett
Hall the reel Comedy, Mrs Tenn
pies Telegram % with Bryant Wash
burn.
On Saturday, Jan. 21st, occurred tht
installation of officers of Capt. Seth
Hutchins Circle No. 20. Ladies of the
G.. A. Il. At noon an oyster stew din
ner was fervcd to the circle members
and their families and to the veterans
and their wives. The installing Off
Ger was past president. Mrs. Lottit
Young. assisted~by Mrs. 1nez %rymble
and Mrs. Althea Savage and the fol
lowing officers were installed: Presi
dent. Mrs Minnie Berry; senior vice
pres ident. Mrs. Emma Jackson; junior
vice president. Mrs. Eva Crymbfe
secretary. Mrs. Lena Hunnewell
treasurer. Mrs. Daisy Barron, chap
lain. Mrs. Sadie Berry; conductor
Mrs. Erva Berry; assistant conductor
Miss Lena Quint; grand. Mrs. winnie
Walker; assistant grand. Mrs. Althea
Savage: patriotic instructor. Mrs; Ma
bel Mantor, counselor. Mrs. Susie
Reed; organist Mrs. Lottie Young
e Mrs. Flora Berry Durgin, district
deputy president, and Mrs. Laura Bus
well, deputy grand marshall. with Al
fred Berry. district deputy grand mas
ter, and Joceph w. Norton, distric
deputy grand marshall, were at Bling
ham Friday night. Jan 20. where the,
installed tho officers of Centennial Re
bekah Lodge No. 100. and the officers
of Mt. Moxie Lodge No. 1877. |. o. o. +
They were accompanied by Mrs. j W
Norton and Mrs Ernest Boswell.
Among the latest to appear in tn
winter sports with toboggan are thu
Misses Doris. Arlene, and BLANCHE
Fenlason of Pleasant street. 1t was
gift from their father, and was bull
by Owen +. Savage.
The many friends, of Mrs, Franz
Kitchen Hazel Flanders) will be gla'
to learn that she is recovering from
the critical operation that she under
went Dec. 49, 1921. Miss Bailey, hel
nurse, returned to Lewiston last week
PEOPLES NJ. Il. CHURCH
No telescope is powerful enough Il
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the l dinners af sffa$tlhy. January i7t tn
The RESULT Nj wsrs APs' satisfactory.
Fay. '',:s,s5 EjaalliSy
+seda FrIdqs.sseni January 81 at 4
o'iOek thF@hooE hnproyement Lea1
giieiot MAINE of ss1ls5ksGrammar school
viii present The Sleeping Beauty in
tableau followed by two-act play
entitled The Dreadful Dragon Bold
admssjong adults 25c; children 15cI
We aolfeitsthe patronage of all friends
AMI 'paEonF of the school.
The Philathea class of the NJ. f.
Church meet with their teacher Angie
B. Livingston the 18th, After the
regular business including election of
officers for the ensuing year, a So
rial hour was spent and refreshments
served Miss JANET Erwin assisted
In serving.
Dwight Mcfarland has finished wir
ing Joseph Hunnewell's house and IL
now at work on the rent occupied by
o. G. Ward
Mr. and Mrs Fred Curtis were in
North Arson Friday to attend the flu
neral services of Mrs. Curtis moth
er. Mrs Thompson.
Mrs. Angela Bosworth, daughter of
Elisha Coolidge passed away at New
ton Center, Mass Saturday, January
q. at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Augustus Wilmington. Mrs. Bos-
worth leaves two sisters and 1--WE
grandchildren besides the daughter
with whom she lived.
Little Dora Casey was taken to the
hospital on January the 18th where
she underwent an operation for ap-
penhieitis. She is as well as can
be expected. Her father Phil Casey
of Scion accompanied her.
Henry Wilson is suffering from
blood poisoning caused from jambing
his toes. Mrs. Angie Kelleher, train
ed nurse is caring for him.
During the gale Sunday night 4
limb was torn from tree and broke
Malon Patterson's bedroom window.
At Caratunk Theatre Saturday even
ing, Jan. 2Sth, VIM. Fox presents Pearl
White in Beyond Price" followed by
Il Fox news reel.
Mrs. Lena Fallon. Mrs. F. A. Cool
idge, Mrs f. A. Vittum, Mrs. Nellie
Paul and Mrs. Ethel Rowell were in
Madison Friday to attend mission
airy meeting.
The remains OF. Miss Ida Clark were
brought here Monday noon from
Lowell, Mass, where she died with
pneumonia. at the home of her aunt
Mrs. Eliza Robbins on North Main St.
| where prayer was offered Tuesday af-
ternoon and the remains placed in a
| tomb at Madison. Miss Clark was
| teacher in Lowell for a number OF
years.
NJ P. Pollard was given a surprist
party last Friday evening when sew
enteen of his friends met at Mr. Pol
lard's home the OCCASION being his
birthday Whist was played and .
pleasant evening past
Mrs. Bertha Libby is quite i'll at hel
home with jaundice.
Thomas Cross is home from thu
woods.
There were more than fifty presen
at the Farm Bureau meeting las
! Thursday.
The Athens Academy basket bal
team played the Scion boys on las
Friday evening resulting In scor'
/ of Is to So in favor OF the Scion sboys
This week Friday evening the Solor
boys will go to Athens to play In re
turn providing the roads are passable
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News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

Sunday morning worship. lO.4a;
Church school. ~ O'Clock. Vesper
Service : p N.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Elm st. Pastor. Rev. f. l. Baker.
residence. 81 Maine st Sunday morn
ing worship. 10.45. Church School,
11.50 4 NJ. !. F. S. c. T.. 6.15 p.
II. Church night. Tuesday. 30 p. NJ.
MRS. OCTARGUS THOMPSON
Mrs Lizzie Robinson Thompson died
the evening OF Tuesday, Jan. II, at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. b. NJ.
Berry. on Elm St, following an i'll
ness Of several months. Mrs. 1homp-
son was born April 4. 1876, one of the
twelve children of Daniel and Emily
Robinson. of Concord She WAS mar
ried in 1866 To Octarius Thompson
veteran of the Civil WI, who died
about seven years ago. Except for
few later years in Bingham and Scion,
their home had been in Concord Since
the death of Mr.. Thompson she had
made her home with a daughter, Mrs.
Mullen, in North Arson. Since the
Willow St fire by which this family
Mrs Berry. She was a home keeping
woman and has never been Identified
with lodge work. SIZE retained her
skill with the needle and her cyesight
to remarkable degree FOR one OF hef
years, and her family treasure recent
pieces of needlecraft that she has
made. She is survived by two broth
ers, Daniel and Edwin {. Robinson. OF
Bingham. Her five children. Mrs. Hat
tie Curtis of Scion, Mrs. Emma Riley
OF Portland. John w. Thomps'on, Mrs.
Della Mullen and Mrs. Minnie Berry oil
North Arson. besides grandchildren
and treat grandchildren. niece
Miss Laura Thompson. OF Madison, as
sisted in caring for her for several
weeks. Funeral services under the di-
recuon of j.. p. Murray we're. held at
the Berry residence Friday afternoon
Rev. hi h. Baker pastor of the Con
gregatippalL Church officiating. Inter
nient in The family lot at Scion.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
Funds voted at the annual meeting
having been found insufficient to con-
tinue the schools the intended num-
Der of weeks a special town meeting
was held Saturday afternoon at Car
rabassett Hall to see what the town
might wish to do about the matter.
After information as to the situation
had been furnished by the Superin-
tendent, "a motion presented by f. ).
Parsons was discussed and adopted to
authorize loan of $1,000 to complete
the financial year. Orlando Walker
of the lower village. was moderator
of the meeting
NVbilo 81 king Wednesday, of last WeeF b
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luther, Joseph WI
er, Frank Whiting
Ed Small sprai
badly and was att
Mrs. Florence
the Centuary Clu1
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The independent Reporter, si.sa yea'
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low TTIUUE VNtIIIHR.
Friday evening. Jan. 81. in Academy
Hall, the Girl Scouts will present
@ev "Merryvlfle FTolics," featuring
rNr&,nd tl,eJ Worldah Bed,p ""scheot
Maya nd'"Grohp DsncingH - 81.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-16
"A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell It
RnKN

RROwNING-In Norwich Town. June 15. 1929, a daughter Natalie Balfour, to Afr and Mrs. John l.. Browning of 162 sTrs. Town street.