davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1922-02-21
MORILSKA FAMILJA.

Berlin, 20. feb. = Priprosti dr.
zavliani 'imperialnega Potsda-
ma" in kmetie V desetih blizniih
yaseh so apelirali pri pruski vladi
mai razoroM in kaznuje grofovsko
familio Won Kaehne, ki kraljuje
ma grajSGini Petsow-on-Schwislow-
see blizfni Potsdama. Ia druzi-
ma, zatriuieio kmetie V svoji OBJ
toznici, ie ostanek roparszih in
morilskih grofov IL srednjega We
ka.
Drugic so isti kmetie in pripro-
sti drzavljani sprejeli resolucijo, S
katero zahtevaio kazenskega po-
stopanja proti potsdamskemu pra-
vdniku in drugim oficiialom, kel
so dovolili "staremu iunkerju",
njegovem MAIDEN sinu stotniku
Carlu in njegovi okrutni hceri
Mignoni terorizirati vSo soSedSci-
no Z orozjem, kar vrsiio ze Cd leta
1913.
Grofovci Sc zagovarjajo, Ges, ola
so rabili orozie Samo proti gOzd-
MIN tatovom in uzmovicem. Ustre-
| iii so re Stiri osebe in strelJali Sc
ma mnoge druge, ne oziraje Sc, &C
so kaj zaEriviti ali ne. Nedavno 81
naSli na Won Kaehnevem posestvu
ubitega Sestnaistletnega decka. =
Plemenita gospica Mignonka j
zopet in zopet rabila pusko, ce it
opazila, da ie kdo prestopil meir
|njihovega posestva. Ona je trdnt
prepriGana, ola je bog ustvaril svet
radi ME. Pri zasliSaniu ie cfnient
priznala, da ie streljala ze mnogo
lrat ma ljudi.
RazsrieneiSi liudje zahtevaio
da Sc vso plemenito morilsko ban
do Inca. -
| Ljudje tozijo, da ie grad pravi
orozarna. Casnikarii, katerim s
ie dovolilo vstop na grad potrju
jei0 to. r. y r..
Glas svobode., 1922-02-21

ola je lepo, ce ie Glovek velik. Dvo-
mljivo je, da bi Lincoln gojil ta-
Ike misi. Njegova ambicija je bila
Isluziti svoii domovini III Sodrzav-
ljanom. Lincoln ie vedel, kai Sc
praM ziyeti revscini. Vedno ie
Simpatiziral Z nizkimi in teptani-
mi, kajti niegove rane NkuSnje SO
mu bile neizbrisno utisnjene V spo-
minu. On je razmel priprosto
ljudstvo. Svoje moci, katero je i,
mel kot predsednik dezele, III nj
kdar zlorabil "a svoje privatne LII,
terese, rabil jo je lie "a blagostanje
Iljudstva. Niegova velikost Sc j
kazala cello V njegovem staliSGU
napram onim, ki so ga Obsojali ali
Sc mu cello poSmehovali radi ME
COVE. priprostosti. Lahko bi jill
kaznoval; incl je priliko, da jill
poniza, toda nj storil tega. NiegoV
ideal ie bill sluziti dezeli in njegoN
famozen izrek Sc ie glasll; IS hu
/ dobnostio proti nikomur", In res
nicno, niti proti svoiim sovrazni
kom nj pokazal hudobnoSti, nit
ppG6i .onihl, ki 50 poskUsali race
pitt Uniio.
On ie bill, ki ie Zdruzene draw
ohranil zdruzene Sc naprei, on j
ohranil Uniio. To ie bilo njegovc
veliko delo. Dlugo veliko delo
katero ie izvrSil, je bila odpravi
.suznosti. OiaGil ie ameriSko demo
kraciio = "v1ado liudstva, 2;
liudstvo in potom liudstva", il
navdal ie vse svobodo ljubeee mo
ze in zene novim upanjem Ii
konGni uspeh.
Oha = Washington in Lincoln
- bosta vedno "a mas vse Stude
nee luGi in vir inspiracije.
Glas svobode., 1922-02-21
KULT, KI 30 UBIJAL OTRoKE
STARCE IN BoLNIKE.

Winnipeg, Man, 20. feb = Pc
ter Veregin, voditelj kanadskega
rodu Doukhobor namerava zaceli
s pobiiahiem starcev, otrok IN boil
nih oseb V istem rodu, ola bi po-
tenn ia lazie vagabundil po zapad-
mem delu Kanade protest prot
prevelikim davkom.
Ker vlada zatira rod Doukhobo
rov ma vseh koncih in kraiih, Sc
bo vse otroke. ki so mani start kot
deset le, vse bolnike, pohabljence
in starce, Xxi ne morejo prestaiati
tezlloG potovania,- zmetalo V reko
Colombo, tako Sc glasi pretnia.
Glas svobode., 1922-02-21
TURsKA GRoZoDEJsTvA.

Iz Londona prihaia porocilo, df
so turSki naciionalisti V okrair
Samsun masakrirali okoli tiSo'
moz, zen in otrok tamosniega kr
seanskega prebivalstva. 4.
Poroeano ie, da so Sc V Samsunr
naselieni Grki dvignili zoper tur
ske nasilneze in da Sc ie razvila
prava voina med mimi. Zatrjujt
Sc. da so Turk prejeli ukaz, ma.
ne prizanaSaio nikomur.
Samsun Sc nahaja oh Crnem
moriu V vilaietu Trebizond.
Glas svobode., 1922-02-21
"sUSA" v BoSToNU.

Y Bostonu vlada TAXA "suSa2'
da Glovek lahko kupi zganje re Oo
poIicaia Ma vogalu. konkmenca
med "bootleggarii" je tako hu
da, da ie cena munSajnu padla It
.aa Is ccntov "pozirek''. Nekatel]
Saljivci praviio, da morajo nun,
Sajnarii noSiti bel trak OkOli TO,
kava, da Sc spoznajo med seboj
drugaGe bi prodajali zganjc drug
drugemu. Mestni oficijali pravijo
da Sc dobi lahko 'pozirek" kjer,
koli kdo hoGe: restavraciii, V
brivnici, V prodaialni zelenjavc IN
sadja. .Ce Glovek V kakem lokalu
ponesreGi pomezikne, re mu kdc
postavi steklenico pod nos, Pribli,
zno 5000 piiancev sc aretira In "a,
pre- vSak meSec. ker Sc pregrdo OBJ,
naSaio DO ulicah.. Policiiski naGel,
mix poroGa. da prihajajO uSmilje-
MIA vredna pisma od raznih zen in
mater ma policiio, kier Sc prito-
zuiejo ma piianGevaniem moz ali
sinOv.
To 50 sadovi prohibicije. PREF
Sc nj poznalo tako zalostnih raz-
mer.
Glas svobode., 1922-02-21
KRALJ ALEKSANDER JE Cd
PoTovAL v RoMUNIJo.

Belgrad, Jugoslaviia, 10. feb
= Krali Aleksander ie V druzbi
ministrsl1im predsednikom Pa
Sieem odpotoval V Bucharest Ro-
munijo, da Sc izvrSi tam tradicijo-
nelne ceremoniie V zvezi ofici-
ialno zaroko med MIN in romun-
sko princezinio Mario. Paste DO
izrabil to priliko, da Sc posvetule
z romunsko Waldo V zadevi, kak-
sno staliSGe maj zavzame mala en-
tenta ma prihodnii genevski kon-
ferenci.
Glas svobode., 1922-02-21
SoDNIK lands JE RESIG-
NIRAL.

Federalni sodnik Kenesaw
Moutain Landis V severnem dis
Striktu drzave Illinois ie postal
predsedniku Hardingu svojo resig-
nacijo.
Sodnik Landis je prominentna
OSebnoSt in znan DO vseh Zdruze-
'nih drzavah in tudi izvcn niih. =
Delavstvu nj kazaT poSebno prijaz-
mega obraza zato ne bo nihGe umrl
5aloSti radi njegove resignacije.
Glas svobode., 1922-02-21

Riba vretenica ie zelo plodovi-
ia. Samica, XII tehta Z funtov Ia
more ma enkrat producirati l 1,50O,-
600 jajcek; II funtov tezka pole
novka producira do devet Milo
nov jajGek ma enkrat.
Glas svobode., 1922-02-21
NOVA REvoLUCIJA MA PoR-
TUGALSKEM.

IL Londona prihaja porocilo, da
ie ma Portugalskem izbruhnila no
va revoluciia. London je preJel
vesti O TEN IL Madrida, nj pa po-
drobnosti. y4
Glas svobode., 1922-02-21
STAR LIST.

Eden naistarejSih listov ma Sve-
tn ie Nottingham journal, ki IL
haia V Nottinghamu V Angliji. =
Nedavno je praznoval 213 oblet-
nico svojega obstanka.
Glas svobode., 1922-02-21
PRVA POSILJATEv AMERI-
SKE KORUZE.

katero ie Amerika poslala strada-
.iocemu ruskemu ljudstvu, ie re
dospela V kraje oh Volgi, kjer je
beda najhuisa.
Glas svobode., 1922-02-21

Narcotic 70 na Glas Svobode!
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-04-20
EAST MADISON

The Ice left Wesserunsett Lake
April 18th, two weeks earlier than
usual.
Miss Lana Nottage, who has been
spending a two weeks vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nottage, has returned to her
tthool in Skowhegan, where she is
teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Vincent were
called to Cornville Monday to attend
the funeral of his mother, who passed
away Friday.
Floyd Adams started for the drive
Monday.
Mrs Berniee Ryder spent the week
end at Skowhegan. '.
Miss Gertrude Collins Is stopping
with her aunt, Mrs. Fred Mcclure, of
Cornville, while Mr.. Mcclure is serv-
ing on the jury.
Forest and Clarence Harvell and
Herbert Thompson, who are working
n Madison, spent Sunday with their
families.
Mrs. Nellie Moore had quite an i'll
turn Monday. Her friends wish her
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Emma Thompson il carrying
Harris Baking Co. supplies.
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NEW PORTLAND

! Mrs. Mabel Knapp was called to
( North New Portland Monday by the
illness of her sister Mrs. Carl Romeo.
Frank Dunlap is very i'll with the
measles.
Arthur Fuller is spending few
dayn in Lewiston with his sister, Au-
gusta Fuller
Miss Florence Corson of Kngaeld
visited her sister, Mrs. Vaughn Davis
Sunday.
a large crowd attended the Easter
services at the GniYersalht Church
Sunday. The church Was prettily de-
corated with ferns. potted plants, car
nations and beautiful Easter lily.
/ Several fine selections were sang by
+. the choir and pretty Easter solo
was sung by Mrs Della Clark and
Miss Alice Davis
Send your shoe repairing by parcel
post to Guss Pooler q son, Skowhe-
gan. Prompt attention guaranteed
1wl6
Miss Bernice Written returned to
Foxcroft Saturday, where she is
teaching.
Mrs. Elsie Tinker was in New Vine
yard last week with her line of Mil
linery.
The anniversary servicoa of the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs will be held at
the Universalist Church Sunday, Apr
22rd at 2.30 o'clock.
Schools will be closed here Wednes
day as Patriots Day is now observed
as "A legal holiday.
Tenny Luce is building a new gar
age.
Next Sunday. April %. will be Odd
Fellows Sunday with services at the
Universalist Church. Mr. Soule will
deliver the address. The following
Wednesday, April %, the members Of
the 1. 0. o. F and Rebekahs Lodges
with their families will meet at the
hall for a general good time and sup
per.
Lynn Dyer, and Ellery Hale are at
Mr.. Hale's father in Arson.
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EASI POND

School in District No. 1 opened Mon
day. April 18th. with Bertha Young
as teacher.
NJ Martens. of New York, was a
weekend guest at his summer home
at East Pond. On his way here he
stopped in Lewiston and bought val
liable pair Of horses, harness and
wagon The manager of the Marten
Farm, Lloyd Chapman, met him there
and drove through with the horses.
Doris Chapman is boarding with
NV. o. II. Stevens and going to
school.
Milton Stevens, of Norridgewock
was visitor at o. II. Stevens last
week.
Mr. and Mrs John Sabin and chill
dren are visitors at Sewell Morril's.
Florence and Arthur Lewis are
boarding at b. W. Harrngton's and
going to school
Mn Earl Stevens passed a few days
in Norridgewock last week.
Mr.. and Mrs LINN Stevens were
Sunday visitors at o. H. Stevens.
Joe Dudley is building a hen house
for Mrs. Susie Storer Of Norridge-
wOck
Earl Stevens pas caller ut East
Pond one day lat week.
Jay Clark was Sunday caller at
+ II. Rowe's.
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PLEASANT RIDGE

Will Robinson from Bingham has
moved to the Daniel Robinson farm
and is making some much needed re-
pairs on the buildings.
Wallace Moulton and Bert 1ugSinf
finished work at Floyd Hunnewell's
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hinckley OF
Bingham have been spending several
lays with Mrs. Hinckley's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Barron.
Edgar Nodine spent the week enc
In bingham.
Harry Greenlaw, Guy Andrews and
Clyde Andrews went to Carry Pond
Stream to work on the pulp drive
Thursday.
Fred Became has taken the job tt
raft the hard wood at Briggs Land
ing and with crew OF men VIII pc
gin operations this week.
1t is reported Mrs, Eunice Heale,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Perley BickforC
are to move to Healey's Ranch TINS
week
Mrs. Samuel Rollins has been quite
i'll the past week with grip and ao'
cesses in her earns.
John Bray is newly Singing MS
house roof
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester. Steward ane
Ellsworth Martin spent Sunday at VIII
lie Martins.
Ernest Andrews made business
trim to Lexington last week.
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ST. ALBANS

Friends of Mr. and Ms'. c, c. Han
son who have beon passing the winter
n California will be pleased to know
hey left April 10th by boat via Pan
ana Canal Route expecting to reach
home about May 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Bigelow return
I'd from Boston last week where they
had been visiting their daughter, Miss
gladys Bigelow.
Easter ervices were observed at
The Nj. E. Church Sunday with a good
attendance.
Charles Halves is confined to his
home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Emery visit
ed their daughter, Mrs. Glen Hanson
Sunday
Many letters. casds, fruit and con
'ectionr, with a generous present from
Instant relatives were received Mon
lay. April 18th in honor of David
Longley's S7th birthday which was
,uietly observed at his home.
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STIl AITON

We understand b. f. Blanchard is
going to drive the mail and express
truck again this summer A good
man for the place we are glad to say.
Deputy Sheriff J A. LeGlair was in
Pennington recently on business
Gene Collins and Roy Dening have
gone to work Tor the S. N. co.
Mrs. T. g. Durrell has returned
home from her recent trip down river.
river.
Bill Arnold is cooking for A. b, Sar-
gent on the drive.
Perley and Otbo White have gone
to Alaska.
George Stevens Of Pennington and
T.. G. Clement OF Portland, we're in
town recently.
Frank H. McI.aln has returned from
Il business trip away.
Mrs, Donald Fuller. who has been
nur ing in Kngield, has been at home
for few days.
Sam Daggett has returned from his
trip down river and gone to work in
the mill.
John A. lrdges has returned to his
work in r. b. Durrells store, after
being out on account Of illness.
Charles Scribner has been down
river for few days On bufness.
II G. Aver, Jr., spent Sunday with
his father, IT, c. Aver. in Kingfeld
A. \ Williams and {. ". Dickey
have Joined the river drivers to get
up their muscle.
Ralph Blanchard. of Atlanta, Ga
is the guest Of his father, o. Blanch-
ard.
A lot Of ears were out Sunday and
we noticed some had Il 1921 number
plato on; although we thought that
they had to have 1922 plate ON to
clear the law.
Wesley Clark is working for E. L..
Ilindi.
Jones Jolly Orchestra furnished
music for a dance at Eustis Friday
night.
We are glad to note the opening OF
new millinery parlor in town by Mrs.
Il. Fl. Grove and Mrs. Ray l.. Usher
ness They have had very success
full opening which took place last
week and they also carry ladies' coats,
capes and waists.
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RAkII,S SJDIN(.


The neighbors of Bakers Siding
had a very enjoyable dinner on Easter
each one doing part. The dinner
was in charge of Mrs Leona McFar-
land and Mrs. Abbie O'Neal. They
also acted as hostes res. The dinner
being held in the O'Neal dining room
which was beautifully decorated for
the occasion with Easter Lilies and
roses. One feature Of the dinner was
the menue,s which we're typewriter
on very pretty Easier cards, which
esCh guest received from the hostess.
ID. C.. Kimball. Mrs. Leona Mcfarland
ard Mrs. Abbie O'Neal rendered sew
cral very pretty solos and also fur
nishe1 some very pretty music for
the occasion. All say it will long be
remembered.
William Getchell spent the week end
at Oakland.
Pcrley Marston is working for X
O'Ncal on the Nj. G. r. X.
Aretta, the little daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Rey Oliver has been quite
sick for the last few days.
Mrs. Charles Hilton Of Bingham
l. Standing few days at her cottage,
Tlc Godenrod.
Mnnford Frost is moving his family
80 Oakland.
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BRIGHTON

Harry Brown went 10 Anson last
week to attend the funeral of h. faith
cr, Lorenzo Brown.
Mrs. L. j. Haskell is in Etna with
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Foss. helping them
got settled in their summer cottage
at lItna Camp Grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Corson and baby
Gertrude, were vi .itors at Mrs. Sadie
Brasiar's Sunday.
Is. NJ. Rras er has bought the So
called Hilton place of Alfred Baird
Of st. Adams.
Mrs, Torn l'prrin. who has been in
WaterVille fer the past few weeks. re-
t-G~ Il hoI1c Saturday Of last week.
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NORTH CORSyILLE

There was no school for gcveral
days at the Klnsman schoolEouse on
account of the illness of the teacher
Miss Small
Miss Nettie killev is very sick with
pneumonia, DR.. Ellingwood is in at
tendance.
Since the town farm ha' been closed
three OF the inmates are boarding at
Fred Libby's. and at Eugene Gould's
on the East Ridge.
MISS Mildred Larry of Bangor came
Monday to spend the summer with
her father and brother. Mr.. Goolnow
and Floyd. The Goodnows' work
Tor George Foster and live in the
Russell house.
Wallace Tufts has been quite sick
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.ANSON CENTER

Dc,bart Gardiner, of IIollingwait
Hill, lost a horse Monday from en-
argcment of the heart Mr.. Gardiner
has since purchased fast. young,
chestnut mare of f. Fl. Holley.
Frank Paine also has a nice new
horse. of the draft type. which he re-
emily purcha ed of Skowhegan par
les. as mate to his large black colt.
Friends of Mrs. Cyrus Walker will
be sorry to learn that she is still con-
med to the house by illness.
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WELLINGTON

Ben Yesner was in Bangor last
week on business
Mrs Arthur Baird epent Il few days
last week in Hartland.
NJ and MSs. George Curtis started
April IL for Elgin, y b., to spend the
summer with their daughter, Mrs
Glen Carrie.
Watstill Small spent the week end
with friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brasier of
brighton, visited Mrs Brasiers grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. |. NJ. Kinney,
Sunday.
Schools in town began last Monday.
Mrs. Madge pike is teaching the viii
lage school and Mrs. Thelma Hutch
ms at Hutchins Corner.
Amos True, who has been in poor
health for "a number of years is very
sick at this writing. Or. Brown Of
Brighton is attending him
Robert Norton has gone to Brigh-
ton to work for Arthur Kinney.
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STARTS

Linn Sterry was operated on last
wee; for Appendicitis at hospital in
Lewiston.
The village school began Monday
with Fred Duley teacher of the gram
nlr grades and Mac Furber OF New
= ar0n of the Primary
Woik has commenced in the skew
er mill
Dr. Floyd of New Sharon was called
to Euazell SMELLS Monday night.
Miss Helen Eeane a teacher in
Iihodc Island was a recent guest oil
her sister Mrs. l.. O. Grey.
M and Mrs. Joe Lands who have
wintcr have returned home.
been working in Auburn the past
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CARATl'Nk

Harold Martin and Ural Bean, who
have been making syrup at the Heath
Farm finished Friday.
The young folks gave Mr.. Bowen
a birthday surprise party at his home
Saturday night. Refreshments of
pie were served by the girls. A
very good time was reported.
The high school are now rehearing
play. Patty Makes Things Hum"
which will be given the first of May
Word was received from Togus. Me.
Saturday night saying that d. II. Will
liams was worse. Mrs. Williams will
go Monday.
Diana Spaulding was the week end
guest of Arlene and Erma Martin.
|. S. Bean is now on the sick list
Bob McGowen spent the week end
at George Spaulding's.
Gilbert Armstrong and Herbert Mar
tin are having very hard luck with
the mill dam, it having blowed three
times last week They now have it
repaired to begin work Monday
II The Maine river drive started last
Tuesday morning. Later than last
year.
Il Andrew comber spent a very pleas
ant Sunday afternoon at Pleasant
Pond.
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HETBRAND TEA is WoNDERFu

Charles Chase is employed at Ste
wards mill.
Bert Ifuggins was Sunday guest
of his niece, Mrs. Susie Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Atwood of Con-
cord spent Sunday with Mrs Bes-
sic Moulton.
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Mrs. Hazel Mace, teacher here
passed the week-end at her home in
Wateryille.
Lois Luce, who has been having q
severe TIM with her ear. is some
what better NJ this writing.
Wallace Floagett, of Norridgewock
is VII iting his sister Mrs. II. l.. York
here for feH days.
Mr.. and MIS-. Martin Perkins were
visiting old neighbors in Smithheld
Monday.
Win low Jones has purchased the
William BRAIN place.
Del Savoy had dog killed by the
train recently.
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HIGHLANDS

Charles Daggett of Dead River pas
ted through town on his way home
from Skowhegan, where he recently
purchased a team
Warren Jones who has been spend
ing a few days with his daughter
Mrs. +. w. Scott at North Arson re-
turned home Thursday.
School began Monday morning with
Mrs. Josie Allbee of Lexington as
teacher.
Chester Bryant has gone to work
in the drive up Sandy Stream for l.
r.. Rowes.
Geo. Ellsworth of Madison pas et
through town on his way to Dead Riy-
CT Dam to work for the Kennebet
Log Driving Co.
Ralph Wing of Flagstaff was cal
Ter in town recently.
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EAST SkONHECN


The condition of our roads Is
improved.
Mrs. Ellen Richardson is SLOW
gaining her health.
Mrs. AlgG Davis returned non
week from a visit with relaa1
Lewiston and Lisbon Falls.
John .Ames has sold his ho]
Canaan village and has purcASI
place on the Canaan road hn'|
the bred Holt place. i
Miss Florilla Moody, dausn1
Mr.. and Mr.. Ernest Moody y
Skowhegan was united IN marl1
Percy Richardson OF HarnO1
Thursday of last week. =,
r. f.. and f. F. Parker recenu'
chased a nice work horse Vi
Chose of Hinckley, d,
We are sorry to note the se''O
ness of Ed Hicks of HincN'e,,
Il. ]. Mitchell who has been !,
Bronchitis II now able to pc Oa u
Miss Helen Whiteside VIM y
ly resided here was united ID lu'
to Jasper Leach Of Brldsepo'"
in Lewiston on the llth inst
Miss Viola Corson Is ~o,s'
the home of Mr. johnson ~
VIII Farm. 4.
Frank Pooler is about 10 q.
operations at his sap camp =
ports a very good season. "a
II Is reported that Mr. Law, II
sold his farm and is about "
out OF town. +. 4
Miss Gladys Kicker VINO l. !,
ing Thomas business Col'ess s, |,
terville, passed the Easter 'e'
friends in that city.
l.. L. Sanford, who has p'' aol
ferer from the recent colu .,os1
demic for several weeks Is 81
proving in health.
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SOL TIL SllI,iN

Myron Williams has bought of Del
bert Parker the old paul farm situat-
cd about a half mile east from the
South Scion meeting houfe.
Ralph Padham has gone on the
spring drive.
Frank Adams family have got the
chicken pox
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IIOYlE

David Guimond, of Watervile, was
calling on his mother and brother
here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barney were
callers in Skowhegan one day the
past week.
Maurice Campbell, of Brunswick, is
visiting relatives and friend1 here for
a few DAYS.
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the past week with chicken D
Cards received from Mr. and
c. G.. kinsman say that In
homeward bound and are 10
Washington, ID. c.
Floyd and Everett Tufts are
cord wood for F. i. Hight.
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eOITII S0LON
;DEFEaREDl

tDEFEltltEbi III,
a-h n hid
Bvrorf Harville is oVern .s,s
repairing automobiles in 'H''
ty. arow shi
Frank Adams has a cfe"
his IeWett harm. .,,.tiJ
John McCabe Reports .,rs
gallons of syrup TINS op an ,as
Archie Adams who Is w
walked home last frias', uils
Born March oath to the
ron Williams, a son. aTa 81
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sKownEGAN SAVINGS IA
Annual Meeting

The Annual Meeting. OF the "a
tors of the SkoWhegan Savings
will be held at the banking ro'
said bank on
MONDAY, MAY t. l92,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
purpose of electing Board OF II
of said bank and transactng anj
business that might legally col
fore said meeting.
CARLETON +. MERRn
Clerk Of the COrW
Skowhegan, Maine, April 10, w
owl
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News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

Raymond Haskell is in Skowhcgan
a" juryman from this town