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brooklyn

'Ra0 for clemens In sixth.
Batted for Walker in ninth.
tFourn!cr out, hit by batted ball,
Score by Innings: II.
St Louis ......100 600 0lO- .
Brooklyn ...........3oO O26 iOx-I2
summary Two base hits-Flack.
Fournicr, Wheat. Mitchell. Olsen.
Home runs--iiornsby. stolen bases
Johnston. Olson. Sacritices-High.
Mitchell. Double plays-.Iohnston
Olson and Mitchell. Left on bases
81 Louis. II; Brooklyn. .. Bases on
hnlls-ofr Doak. ,: Grimes. (. Struck
out-by Doak, J: by Grimes. 4 Hits
off Doak. Il in 6: Walker. 3 In 2.
Wlld pitch--Doak Passed balls
Clemens. Losing pitcher. Doak. I'm
pires. Moran and Quigley. Time,
1855
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DODGERS, -; CARDS, .
tRv Assoc!ated Prcss.l

BROOKLYN. y. y. June l6.-Brook
Ign made seventeen hits off Doak and
Walker today defeating ST. Louis ~
TO ?, and tightening the race for
second place.
Every one OF the Dodgers made
one or more hits. Johnston. Wheat
and Mitchell getting three each.
H"rnshy made his fifteenth home run
~ the season in tho eighth inning.
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BROWNS SNATCH LEAD
FROM NEW YORK yANKS
St. Louis Wins While Cham.
pions Are Losing to De-
troit Tigers.
LDv Associntcd Press. ]

ST. LOUIS. MO. June l6.-Accom-
rl!sh!ng n long-sought objective. the
Browns moved into the lead in Tho
American League today, by over
whclming WASHINGTON. IS TO 2
While the Yankees were losing to
Detroit, as result OF todays game.
tho Browns are one-half II game
ahead OF New York.
kenneth Williams knocked his six
t"enth home run. and McMauus also
crashed out b circuit drive.
Il was the Browns MIN consecu-
tive victory.
The score:
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CHICAGO DOWNS MACkS
IRv Assocint.l rrcssl

CHICAGO. June Ernie John
sons single 10 right field in tho
ninth inning sent two runs home and
gave Chicago Il .to-S victory over
Philadelphia
The game was hard tough; and sec
sawed back and forth. the locals fin
ally coming out on ton
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PILLS, {; REDS, >
nv Associated Pross1

PHILADELPHIA. PA, June lG.-
Relieving Meadows IN the third in
ming with none ont. and Burns on
second base, Jimmy Ring blauk"d
Cincinnati today :or the remaining
seven innings, without hit. and
Philadelphia easily defeated The
visitors. A. 10 ..
orl" twenty-five men faced Ring.
Home runs We're made by Williams
and Mn,Ecc Thn Scnrc:
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Barncs. BanrrUlt. DNNbI" rIhNS-
Gooch and Hammond: Maranville and
Grimm. Left on bascs-New York
6; pittsburgh. l0.--BaSc on balls-off
Barnes, 3; or GlaZurr. !. of Yellow
horse. 3. Struck out-by Yellow
horse. 2: IIollingsworth. !: Barnes. /.
IIIts-off GlaZner, in !. mon" out In
second; Ycllowhors", : In .; iiollinEs-
worth. none IN !; Carlson. none in J.
Hit by pitchcr-by Barnes G;ohwcr).
Losing pitcher. GlaHncr. Empires.
O,Day and Hart. Time. 1854.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Chicago, -; philadelphia, =.
Detroit. -; New York, 4.
Huston. -; Cleveland, q.
81. Louis. IL; Washington. -

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston nt Cleveland.
Washington mt st. I.nuiy.
Philadelphia at Chir,Iro.
New York Mt Detroit
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poy. junior Athletic r~sue
American A..oc,.,,on n..n,,

indianapolis 80 Eaasaa cry
Louisville. Milwaukee. s.
Toledo. -: %.nreHVo.!.. :.
Columbus, Q. g. raul. :. g
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh ut New York.
81. Louis mt Urooklyn.
Cincinnati mt Philadelphia.
Chicago at lIoston I. Hnmcs)
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Philadelphia

TofaTs :. .......35 Z - q . o
FNiIdft!ii!a w 600 S0S-7
Summary Two bias" hits-Har-
grave. piuoni, Burns. walker. loo.
Threc-has. hits-I.ee Home runs
walker Williams stolen bascs-
Burns. walker. Double plays-Park
!n-on. Fletcher and Leslie Left on
bases Cincinnati 3; Philadelphia, o.
Base on bai!s-or I.uquo. /. Ring. ?.
struck out by LuGua. 4: by Ring, Z
Hts N Meadows. In .. none out
.n ih.rd. on Ring. none In : OF
iugu" u IN Z OF Narkle, none In J..
Nirning pitcher Ring. Losing
pitcher I.urG" Umpire Scnt.ll"
and Mccormick Time ~ game 30.
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International Lsagse Results.

Newark. 6.NToronto. 2.
Jnrbey C!ty. 2. Buffalo. Q.
baltimore. 1t: EyrBcuhe. Z.
Reading, 6. Rochester. Q.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Rocky Mount. 1910; Richmond, So.
Newport News, !; Portsmouth,, 5.
wilson, t.; Norfolk, =.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond Mt Rocky Mount.
Newport News ut rortsmouth.
Norfolk Mt Wilson.
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Totals
Rocky Mount.

/ summary; Home run-Caldcr.
! Three base hit--Woodhcad Two
:, base hit-ArraSon. OldrinE. Win
ston, Bates, .. Sacrifice hit--Nar-
ileski Woodhead, i. Walker Stolen
ases--Swac!na. Narlcski. Left on
bases--Richmond, .; Rocky Mount
rs. H!ts--off Finncran in in
n'ngs; Townsend. 20 In innings:
q LinTuist, : IN Innings. Woodlcad.
Is In innings struck out-Town-
. ls"nd, Woodhcad 3 Rasc on balls
of Finncgan. >; Townsend, .: I'm
quist. !; Woodhead, :. Wild pitch
Townsend. Passed hall-Lynch. Los
wing pitcher. Townsend Double plays
t-Arragon 10 Comiskcv 10 Wcafcr.
Time OF game. . hours Umpires.
blackburn and Rrcslin
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WEIRD GAME GOES
TO HARRISONBURG

HARRISOEBtRG. VA, Juno I6-
Before crowd II LOO. tho largest
10 ever witness rann here. the
Shenandoah VALLEY League was
opened this afternoon by a weird
game. lIarrisonhurg defeating Bpyce.
- TO 10. Free hitting and ragged
fielding accounted for the large score.
Score by innings: r. II +.
HarrisonburE 400 Goa &nx-l3 Is
J:oyc" ...00o o60 oco--lo IA 8
Battcr!cs--IIeathwo and CARRIER;
Lloyd and Howard.
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.Bn,:ed for rallir. In MINI.
st. Louis.

W ~ ~ as s'I 'st-.. Nt' WI hNl -
summary: Two-basc -Sislcr.
Eilcrhc, Rrpwer co. SEVERED. La
motto, Milan. Thrcc-basc hi,s-Tu-
him 90, Williams. Home runS-Mc-
ManUs, Williams stolen 1asc-Sls-
Ter. Sacrifices - Gerber. Ellcrhe
Double plays Harris. Amot,c ana
Judge Loft on bases WASHINGTON.
.. 81 Louis. S. Bases on balls off
Zachary, /. Turk. !: Youncbloo ;:
Nanciider. >. struck oui-hy Van
glider >. Hits-oT Zachary IN 3
innings: Turk, 4 in 1913 innings:
Young blood in 2l-3 innings:
by Young blood. ,Nangildcr). Los
ing pitcher Zachary. Empires. Mo-
rarity and Connolly. Time. , hours
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
DnnNillc, 5-9I GrcensbOr0, A..
UnleiGh, st Durham, /.
High Point, o. MtnntOn- Snlcm, 1.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
HnlcIgh Mt Durhnm.
Greensboro Mt DRnyillc.
Winston-Sulcm mt High Point
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Philadelphia, .; Cincinnati, -.
New York, .; Pittsburgh. 1,
Bronlil!n. H.; 81. I.Ouis. =.
Chicago. .; Iiostun, q.
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Appalachian League Results.
Knoxville, =, Grccnvillc. ) twelve
nnings).
KinGsrort. b-3; Cleveland. ID.
JOhns0n CITY. Z: Rristol. 3.
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ID at tie home of A S. Parsons.
Justice of Peace) who performed the
ceremony. The couple will reside at
North New Portland.
Ralph Simmons of Kingfeld was at
Thomas Hogans Wednesday on bust
ness.
Tuesday quite scare was created
by fire that was in the Tufts pas
ture and Fred Parsons fields, high
wind caused it to run quickly in the
direction of Fred Parsons buildings
by prompt action with water and work
was soon put out. lt was thought
to be caused by the Tufts crew that
was fencing this pasture nnY had
eaten dinner there.
The road macrine was on the Hill
Wednesday.
congratulations are extended to Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Davidson, who feel
happy over the birth of fine son .
Mrs. Hattie Thompson who is work
ing for Mrs. Harold Hutchins fell
from high stool Thursday and hurt
her side. 1t is thought some ribs
are broken.
Warren Lovejoy was on the Hill
! Sunday.
Eugene Young and family from No.
anson were at Warren Lovejoys Sun
day afternoon.
walter Beedy of Kingfield Is on the
J Hlll doing some farming.
harolu Hutchins is moving his fam
ny from the rent over his store to
the Harry Knapp farm.
Nadlne' infant daughter of Mr.. and
MRS Blaine Atwood, was quite sick
| Monday.
Mis' VIM. Stevens is with Mrs. Earl
oaViuson at present. Mrs Chester
! Atwood will take her place Friday
doing the house work.
lew Larrabbee has his house open
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VEST ATHENS

Stetson school notes are rs follows
Cor the week ending May 10: Pupils
having had 100 marks for perfect at
tendance were Gordon Huff, Ray Kin
caid, Martha York. Bcrnice Corson
ElwOod Wvman, Mearl knights, Elsie
esorsun. Walter Wvman. Earl Corson
Earl, Knight. Gladys Whitman Wal
ter knights, Flora Hayden, John
Knights. Cyril Corson, Garold Col
hngs. Bernol Corson. Fanny Knights
Wallace Brown. Leon Hayden. How
ard knights, Laura Brown. Leamon
York. Sheldon Brown. Irene York, Lii
Han York and Mildred Corson. Those
receiving 100 per cent for oral spell
hng were Fanny knights, Gordon
Nun, Sheldon Brown and Flora Hay
den. Earl Corson grade l. absent
one half day. Ralph Corson a be-
sinner one half day Stephen Knights
the past five days on account OF ILL
ness. The children in the school
have brought In several flowers. be-
aides having seen birds of many
descriptions. In fact robin has
chosen for her nest one of the most
conspicuous places around the build
ing. She has placed 1t on the very
front side at the top of the jut, that
protrude from the caves, over the
Girls door We all so much wish
e,m feathered friend remains there
without being molested by any one
srd feel very sure she will not be
disturbed by our children.
Mrs. Clyde Timms, from Skowhe-
gan called at Stetson Thursday morn
ing.
There have been quite few guests
at the school in the past two weeks
and they seemed to be very favorably
tmpressed with the character of the
work done by both teacher and pu-
lrs.
Miss ANY F. Kincaid attended the
rlay given in Skowhegan Friday even
mg,
o. r. French and two sons. Floyd
end Evan VIII work for Tom Fox
this summer on the farm formerly
owued bv Amos Rines, and situated
on. the Scion road leading to West
Athers.
Miss Beatrice and Florence Jones.
students al Somerset Academy. spent
the. " sak end at nome Win tneiI rai
ents, Mi. dnu Mis. hayhionu jones
3 20. 4, Hun returned home IRON Dos-
ton. " ednesday morning, having been
there to sell car load of calves to
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after being away thru the
Frank Hutchins on HIVE
is treating his house to a eod'
Mrs. Willard Written Is
her cold.
Little Nellie Hogan is gan
lyfrom her recent cuts gu
caused by a saw. -.
Derwood Davidson IS a4 =,
after being confined in the u
eral days with a cut leg
Fri Moullton is at ElnDae .,,
cord on q visit with his ofO !,
Moulton and sister, Mrs' =
wood. al. :.
Mr.. Granhan OF Philips y,
G.. Atwood's Thursday on !. /,
Geo. Croker of MapIs y
his COW the first OF tne w., WI /
Mrs. Levi Savage who non ll' ~,
fined to her bed several ~
rheumatism being all dfa'7
shape. bad a severe a' ,'oss
failure the first Of the We s.sI
other THURSDAY MIS- mt. sr
all her years oil suus' al
times the pain has been sd !,
has been very patient
lng more comfortably
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ATRENS

Donald Hight came from New York
Saturday for ten days vacation. He
Is in the Strout's Farm Agency and
says business has been very good 80
far this spring.
Several people went from Athens to
Skowhegan Friday night, to see Miss
Bob White"
Mrs. Sanders and little Annette, vi
sited Mrs. Sanders mother, Mrs. Hall
in Foxcroft last week.
All Changers who has not been re-
quested to bake beans an brown
bread for tho Memorial, Day dinner
are asked to-, please furnish pastry.
Charles Brayiey OF Guilfor0 was
calling ON his. friends during the
week. ts.s.spl
Miss Bradbury was called to her
home in Newport last Friday on ac-
count OF her fathSr's Illness.
Charles GardnNf. purchased a fine
horse In SkowhSgan one day last week.
Mr.. and Mra. MacCohef have been
engaged for ~ summer to, help Mrs.
Newly Hayden TX "a t's
MIR. Austin and family made a trip
to Waterviliv SAANFday e
Friends Of MIRA. Minnie Hight and
Annie Tibbets viii b. pleased to hear
that they arc il6prostng.
Mrs. Maripaan was In orono the last
of the week. l.eas
DR.. and Mrs.. Thompson returned
to their home In Connecticut last We'd
nesday. s
Miss Knoss tAel1 demes,Ip science
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doing quite a lot of damage to the
roads.
a party from Bingham spent the
week end at High Twelve Camps. They
were Mr.. and Mrs Skinner, Misses
Elizabeth skinner. Rachel Skinner,
Hazel Carl, Marta Cooley, John Cor
don. Free Pugh and Or. Poulin, while
Fred Preblc. Bon Andrews and Grin
/ I'LL were SUNDAY guests at the camp
where I'll enjoyed the excellent cook
ing aud hing Ter which this place
lis noted.
Edgar runton OF Skowhegan and
W III Billing OF Boston. Mass. are
su #nairg q few days at Rowe Pond.
M- Iona Cassidy spent the week
,nl 81 Hey lone in Bingham.
Lii Steward an aged resident of this
place. met with serious accident
Saturday afternoon, while returning
from Bingham With load of flour and
e,raf9. The board on which Mr..
steward was sitting broke. throwing
hm to the ground behind the horses
ana one wheel passed over his should
,r. Dr. Hopkins who was summon
ID found no bones broken but was
obliged to take several stitches in
one ear which vas badly torn. AL
Tho very lame and much shaken up,
Mr. Steward is getting along as well
as can be expected.
Mr. Bas il MoGlton returned Mon
Ca, from Moscow where she has been
caring fof her sons wife and baby.
Paul IHnzHflou Of Dexter. who has
bfen employed ut Rove Pond for the
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waiting till we come to her,
Anxious If We are late
watching from heavens window,
Leaning from heavens gate.

waiting till we come to her,
Anxious If We are late
Watching from heavens window,
Leaning from heavens gate.
BUNKER HILL
| Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Ralph Sinclair and
Two children of Harmony visited Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Sinclair Sunday.
Lee Smith of Brighton was in town
last week repairing J. j Bunker's
automobile.
Justin Bickford of Wellington was
in town Saturday.
George Gilman and son Ned, made
an auto trip to Pennington recently.
MRS. Rose Corson received the sad
news Tuesday of the death of her
sister, Mrs. Julia Gowen of Welling-
ton.
Mrs. Christie Corson and children
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert CorsOn of Brighton
Harry Stafford of Skowhegan visit
ed his nephew Roy Sinclair last week.
Mrs. Flora Davis who has been yis-
iting relatives in Monmouth has re
turned home.
DR.. Brown and Ernest Bumpu5 OF
Brighton was in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Sinclatr ana
family of Bingham visited relatives
in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. V. Sinclair and
baby, Lucie, were visitors in town re-
Gently.
Mrs. Jennie French is visiting h1r
son Elmer French of Scion.
Miss Dorothy Hanschild. Who has
been stopping in Madison for the past
winter was calling on friends Sun
dag.
Mrs EfIle Corson of Brighton wa
in town recently on her way to SkOW=
heg2n.
Mrs. Jane Woodbury. who has been
staying with her daughter Mrs An
ME and Hattie Campbell returned to
her home in Kingsbury Tuesday
Miss Evelyn Keaton who has been
| at work for Mrs. Leroy Camnbel Il
| has returned to her home in Kings
! bury.
Leland Keaton was lin Norridge-
wock Saturday.
iHfSlci DuHhcI WHO II Ill WI IA l1i
DR.. Harris of Brighton was at home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sinclair and baby
Nernal, visited at the home Of Ephrai n
Sinclair Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foss were Wis
itors in Skowhegan recently.
George Braser and daughter. Mona
Mrs. Saddle Brasier. Albert Greene
and B. NJ. Brasier Of Brighton were
callers at the home Of David Thomp-
son Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warnie Hilton OF
Kingsbury were in town Sunday.
Harry Jones of brighton passed
thru town one day last week
Nell Leayitt - building Il garage
for Frank Boynton.
Miss Hattie Whittier who has bon
stopping in Dover has returned home.
Her many friends are glad 10 welcome
her back home again.
Mrs Rosie Straw Is stopping WIFI
her mother, Mrs. Annie Campbell.
Gene Brown of Harmony VS. in
town recently.
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The Interesting News Of
Somerset's Busy Towns
NORTH NEW PORTLAND

. Friends OF Mrs. and Mrs. William
Webster of Pennington will be pleas
- to know they are the proud par
eats OF a baby girl born Monday, May
- Mrs. Webster was formerly
r1anche Tague of this place.
Or. +. F. Pratt and o. w Chase
saended the Commandery banquet at
ekowhegan Tuesday evening.
The drama I'm Plum Valley was
successfully played by the students
~ Central High school Thursday
evening The parts were very we'll
Aken. A social dance followed about
fpfty-two dollars was realized.
Mrs. M. W Clark is visiting her
akother at Portland.
EIsis Pratt went to the hospital Fri
day morning where she was operat-
Cd on for appendicitis. Her moth
~. Mrs. Bean accompanied her.
c.. b. Clark went to Belfast Fri
aay to spend the week end with DR..
aAd Mrs G. J Jennys. Mrs. Clark
snd daughter are also visiting there.
ia X. Viles and son have gone to
Vim Pond for the summer. HalVah
Williamson is to carry mail and Mrs.
Gertrude Smith will cook.
NJ. w. Clark has purchased "A Paige
Sedan
r.. B. Tague is clearing his cellar
Eh the hotel lot. We are all glad
20 know he Is going to build a hotel.
! M. and Mrs. A. n. Williams and
laughter Lois spent Sunday with her
tarAnts. Mr.. and Mrs. belmont Nor
lon.
M, and Mrs. C. H. Bartlett. Mrs.
y, s.. .Viles and Charles Clark were
husiness callers at Watervile We'd
tAsday. Also w. B. Clark. NJ. W.
CArk and Fred Knowles who attended
ne. ball game between Colby and U.
GIN.
..3Ceftral High school played Arson
Academy on the home ground Satur
~ 1t was a snappy game at the
t1d of the eighth inning the score
tuH Is to in favor of Central high
6phuol North Arson scored two in
~ ninth inning making the final
Sc0rs. "A to 3.
Z IIarland Trip and lady friend of
East Wilton spent the week end att
f.rE. Trips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Emery and
4euxhter Ruth motored to Dixiefeld
tanday.
MI. and Mrs. Staples of Norridge-
pDqk are visiting at Amos Johnson
1het are looking for a site to build.
q boarding house which we need here
<sfy much,
b. T.. Savage has the cellar dug
Or his new house and getting along
Nicely.
!. D0DLlN Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Taylor and
M, and Mrs. Fred Tobey were cal
6ers Id Watervile and Vassalboro
Sunday.
A. j. Storer has a new horse.
., Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Perkins we're
callers at A. A. Stevens Sunday.
Herman Stevens and Sanford Rowe
tere callers in Rome Sunday.
s. Mrs j. M. Pierce was guest of
Het sister Mrs. Fred Tobey last week.
Wallace Taylor and family were
<ktlers In Norridgewock Sunday.
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~ L. a.
the Brighton Market, Mr.. and Mrs.
Huff were irk .-Skowhesan Saturday.
Elias Lake Is. working on this farm
for j. G.. Kincaid. )" 49,, -
Mr. and Mrs., Fred Ellis from Mad
son visited Mrs. Ellis mother. Mrs.
Horace Whitman, Sunday. ~ n +.
J. M DJaft, and son Charles have
been In town from Piftsheld: ~ +
Martin Cotson., who has been work.
ing In Cornyille" for. several months
spent the, week end with 'hfs family
here. = fat.f 49,. a..
Mrs. Periey Davis from SRo~hegan
has been the guest Of relatives VI to~f
Harry Dyer and party. pt frlehts
from Madison speht Sunday.:at Birch
Point Camp. y ~.
Joe Boswortlk from East Madison
has been engaged for MondAt.siy s Y
Lincoln school taught by Miss Fern
Dennis OF Cornville sen1s-the hollow
ing report for the week ending May
10; Those having perfect srharkS Ia
attendance were Clarice ;HhK,. For.
rest HUM, verpol Hun, Marion Jones
Norman YORK, I.aurice Fork. Blaine
Goodrich and Flora 6obdxich, i. Pus
pills receiving 100 per cent In spelling
were Marion Jones' Norman York,
Evelyn York, ...,f.| ~. :, -%.t i
Osgood York and vile accompanied
by Mrs. Cyrus Corson sthctored Il
Wellington Sunday to snend the Sab.
bath, with Mr.. and Mrs .-yerrer Cur
It's of that place. .1.,; VI. !. v, :
Mrs. Manley Corscn, and Aef, sis
ter. Nettie went ts Kinssbsry to dis
dandclions, Sunday. -. SH}f
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PLEASANT RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Benner aad
son Philip of West Mills are the
guests of Mrs. Benner'5 grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mr.. George Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. w Wood OF Bing-
Kan were among the guests at Carry
Pond Camps, Sunday.
A very heavy rain storm visited this
section Thursday night and Ffi,ay,
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NORRiDGEWOCK

az 3.i3. NORRiUGEW0Ck
NJ. all Ms. soule wish to extend
thanks Il To vino so kindly assist
cd thm turing TIE fire, the origin
OF which j. Unknown.
Wednesday cf last week funeral ser
yfaas were lid Tor Mrs Eta Fred
cfiek ut hea late home on Mercer
avenue Tie lowers were many and
Blut..I ana inte.ment was in Nor
rieeeNeek.
y. T.. icaHg was kicked by a horse
aaI ou.t badly hurt while acting as
o. at tHc = aters at the funeral Of
'Hz. Tia Frederick Wednesday Of
Lass week.
afra Mac Kilgore Of Skowhegan is
v ting Tor few days with her daugh-
TT. MIS- Ralph futile and family.
Mrs Alkaline Burrill had the mis-
i#e.4ue 10 i'll and hurt her head
ule a,,y last Saturday morning by
stumbling over d rug.
SIS. Lillian pattee returned 10 her
hoe r,csdaY Of last week after an
tH..rce II three weeks in smithield..
Mr 70 {. Taylor arrived home
Lass Tim lay from Mr.. and Mrs. Gal
liant "a Wis called 10 The home OF
III Na4Hor IN Mercer Saturday to
cae Tor ,3Is. Walton who IS very
sicG via ~ umonia.
.Hts. a. L. Anderson remains about
the saGia Or. Ames is attending
her 1T prCseat.
ere OlA HlI C'uh spent We1nes-
dag Grterroon with Mrs. George Cow
ie3 afr rsccsa of SIX weeks.
1ac little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G.. Abbott l. slowly recovering from
~ severe i,3ness caused by abccss
on his neck.
colby Tuttle assisted A. n. White
house last week, taking up strawberry
plants.
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WEST MOSCOW
wasHINGToN scHO

WASHINGTON
Stanley Hill. /; clar' .nml
got 400 per cent IN 9,, rs,r
durings~ CHE week aot 100 |
Arthur Vaccine 2 sO''
in spelling. case oil
There was not a c''
during,4the week ,.,,od the
Miss Reynolds Fis ,,,r esud
School on Monday Nay ar
The popcorn and !. ca 1rads
Quoted by the eighth ,bis
popular. THURSDAY .i 81 he he, a
sorted sandwiches wiz
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If you Balr d good clean. adhaiais,
.ration Vote kor Al. st. Ledger, Tor
High Sheriff al the June 'Pfiinsffes -
Advt. 4w19.
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#ILEkY H'IL-NEW PORTLAND
CharIes : Collins AMI Miss rs Isle
}aIl Boaa " re quietly married May
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-05-25
.s0tTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY

Mrs. William kiger whose Illness
va In last weeks issue
,6HtAsI away Saturday afternoon. She
kSshrylved by her husband. one, son,
Ernest Kiger, and six grandthildrrH
tkhsral services were held Monday
eGAtpooh with intermeht Ia THE low
Sfdcemetery at Scion.
Wftllism McQullken bought pair bf
oxen last week of Eben Dean of Mad.
hson.
The remains of the late Fred Clark
Of Madison were inferred in the York
cemetery in the family lot beside his
parents on Thursday of last week.
George Burton Is working at The
Forks.