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LECTURE At NEW
CENTURY GLIB

Dian Gopal Mukerji. Hindu poet
and lecturer. student nj Calcutta.
and Toxic. and a graduate OF Siam
ford University. Will lecture at the
New Century club next Monday eve
ming at SIS. His subject will be Life
and Art in India" The lecture will bs
illustrated Young. attractive and
eager. fiill Of enthusiasm for his sub
ject. MIR. Mukerji will appeal 10 the
most Indifferent. one is impressed
with the volume OF his knowledge and
he simplicity Of his manner. lie
paints vivid word pictures Of India
silent and inscrutable with its blaze
Of color. Not only does the young
Hindu know how 10 treat hi. subject
ably hut he brings TO his audience n
knowledge and insight rarely offered
concerning Oriental literature and
philosophy. lie is a master Of English
as Well ~ being seeped in the poetry
Of the Orient
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STAFFORD ACORN CLUB.

Stafford Dec. &c The weekly
meeting ~ the Acorn club was held
on TUESDAY afternoon ca the club
room. Mrs :. j. Stein introduced her
subject Moving Pictures" by say
ng tina; she had chosen this theme
al the repeated requests Of general
federation " womcn's clubs.
\ piano duet. The Sunilowcr
Dance" by ". r. McC1aymont, and
Played by Mrs. Alexander Donoho and
Mrs. W. u. Stevens. opened the
program. Mrs. Virginia Gordon gave
a reading Of an article published In the
Motion Picture Age" for July. en-
titled Better Films" by Mrs. Wooda-
.cm Chapman.
An address by VIII II. Hays presi-
dent Of the Motion Picture Producers
and Distributors ~ America, was read
10y Mrs. Alfred Lord.
An entirely new motion picture sub
jet is that OF presenting Home
Economies" through the films. Mrs
William Longendyke read a descrlp-
ton OF these films.
W. Ford breeding. manager OF the
/ New Theatre. co-Opsrated with Mrs
stein IN trying 10 secure a special
picture dealing with Civics. To be
shown on next Tuesday evening bu,
this they found impossible. Mrs. Stein
very generously distributed tickets &,
club members for Use at the New
! theatre on that evening.
Mrs. John r. Eskridge presented
the club with check for Sl20.45. the
amount cleared from the play the
M!crObe OF Love"
The club members gave a rising vote
Of thanks TO Mrs. j. r. Eskridgo and
her committee for their untiring of.
forts IN realizing the sum OF money
20 bc added 10 the Acorn Club building
fund.
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
AUXILIARY DANCE

The Ladies Auxiliary and the young
people ~ the United Commercial
Travellers. Wilmington Council. 367.
are planning 10 celebrate the Christ
mas holidays IN a fitting manner. by
giving a dance I'm the du Barry Room
81 the Hotel du Pont on Tuesday eve
ming. December &c.
This will be the first social az
fair that these young people have AZ
tempted. and all the members and
their friends are working hard "a
make 81. success. \ splendid pro-
gram has been arranged billy" WI
sons orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic
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Get Together Meeting AT No. 70.

Teachers and patrons n School 80.
30 Concord avenue and Boulevard.
held a get-tOgether meeting in the
school last night. The speakers were
ElwoOd SOuder president = he Board
Of Education; Shermer Stradley. mem-
her Of the school board; and Mles Mary
r. Bradford. There were also music.
Rotations and readings. Miss Brad
ford SPIKE OF the value ot school
Libraries and the proper selection 90
books Tor pupils.
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DELAWARE WOMEN'S CLUB S

unanimously carried and she was de
Clarcd elected. Miss l.. May Jones
then spoke In the interest 81 4 com
munity Christmas tree. The plans as
being outlined met with the approval
~ those present and the club stood
ready 10 cooperate with the school
and do anything they could 10 hell
make this affair success. At the
conclusion Of the business for the eve
ming refreshments were served and
the club adjourned TO meet the fol
lowing Tuesday evening.
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Slsterhood Bake and Dance.

The offers that are being made 20
furnish cakes and other goodies fC-
the Sisterhood bake and dance on
Tuesday evening. in the Temple Beth
Sholem. Eighteenth and Washington
streets. promises 10 afford quite Sc
lection Tor the public 20 choose from.
Admission is free; good music Will
be provided for dancing, excellent
dainties viii be sold very cheaply.
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DOVER y. W. &. A.

Dover, Dec. 1.-THE y. W. g. A.
will give a Christmas festival Of song
~ the Century club Monday evening
December is. Christmas songs and
folk dances Of many nations Will be
given ia picturesque costumes. The
committee in charge consists Of Mrs.
Henry Ridgely. Mrs. Walter Morris.
Miss GOode. Mrs. Shoch Downes. Miss
Salome Downes. Mrs. Warren Mack
and Arnold Richardson
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On Tuesday NJ college hour in Wolf
Hail. the hrsi OF the series ~ lectures
under tho auspices Of the University
OF Delaware Press was given by Glen
Frank. tho editor ~ the Century
Magazine. His topic VAS Towards
ltedehnuon ~ lIberal Education
he S'ld mat no dehEIh"n VIII Iast'
"1t must cnanBo according 70 the
changes OF are stages ana m"ueIi ID
man red'hnes' reln'nfS ana 'e'alues
an ins'Iluu"n9fn 'h" 1Eni q" ih" FOUR
ihlngs Wn''h came luEeiner "n'h ne
came my" fN''ien''. nose Jour waves
"n.'h Pr"'uio"1 90. m'Hern man we're
ph"os'phi'a' 'ri'''i"nl. nlst'rl"'l cr.''-
''sm' me doctrine ~ "rganr cF"il 20
H"h anu '"' ""'' vi '''
NJ. tIahK - "Pp'-'9 I'D me .'ea "'
"N'r"m" Fpr'I'iSh ]" e1"'''''h. li
me hi't place. iI zoos h'- 'L''u'5
educate "e'"nH. i ",'H "'i iNHn'
n'n'''y d'S'' pm" inc "h'""' an.
mira ii "'T'' h'- anu - '.' SUM .Y'''
"' human hh'"i'lH'. ITO "''' ''7 ina
Hp"fal "1u'aH'n l' one 'n'l WI"
make inc student 30 democrat on
ni' a't''id" toward "-8' "'l's
now TO produce "''-i '''. an
sum" ~ pI'',"n 81 "''
toward h"nav''ur' ana an "''7f'
in me- a''''h' i'""fn ""r"'
Mr.. F0uk's second lecture was e.
on 20 the evening BE "as INTRODUCED
hv d.. Joseph 81 '1'., VINO Sp'fe %
MIN "' man "n' Knows N''''i' "
ana VINO ~ "'' '"'' ''' '' -'''.
creates m''' ''t u MAJ WHO
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Windsor. who had arranged the FOL
lowing program.
Piano solo. Mes Laura Rodney.
a report on child welfare work as done
n our state was read by Mrs G.. :.
Windsor. Tho topic ~ tho day being
Health Rcv. W -. Bennett gave a
very interesting talk on SO chief aids
fresh air and sunshine. Mrs Roger
Ward gave reading; piano duct
Miss Hazel Hitch and Miss Helen
Morton.
Tho club adjourned unM Monday
January s.
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Y. W. G.. A. CALENDAR.
Monday.

Monday.
800 n. m.--Frlcndship Club, club
rooms.
3.1J y. m.--Doll chow and Chriet
mas program. Frlend9hlp club and all
Girl Reserves.
500 y. m--Bluc Triangle Booster
club, clubrooms.
Tuesday.
$50 p. m.-Buo Bird Corps OF Girl
Roserves, Westminster Chapel.
$50 p. m wawataisi Cc~ps Of Gin
Reserves. clubrooms
$40 y. Hlawnthia Corps OF
Girl Reserves. clulJroome
80 p. III staff Christmas party
club rooms.
500 p. IN. Fl. J.. e. Club. ciubrOoms
wednesday.
800 y m Quannacut Club OF Cir
Reserves. clubrooms.
500 p. m.--Chr.strnoa party. Guam
nacut club.
Thursday.
800 y. IN. True Bluo Corps of Cir
Eeserves. clubrooms.
$50 p m-Oriolc Corps ~ Gin Re.
serves. clubroOms.
$50 p. Christmas party. cafe
terra employees. clubroOms
40 p. m.-Christmns party. Wo'
laston Han
S30-9.30 y. m-Gym class. higl
school gymnae!um. Miss Ruth Walton
Instructor.
Friday.
100 y. m --N New Corps N, Freshmen
J cluhrOOns.
! , 80 =. Mood Fairy Corps o
! L. Ii Ilnnrr..I-n .-l..l-rn,....l-
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and Mrs. Mcdowell left for n wedding
trip. and will be at home at 1909 Har-
rison street after February 10. Miss
Hickman In a daughter of tho late
Mrs. William T. Mcarns. and is popu-
lar in Wilmington society. Mr.. Nc
Dowell is prominently connected with
the business stan OF the Pussy &
Jones Co. and is well and favorably
known in the business world
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Blue ROCk COMMUNITY CLUB.

The Blue Rock Community Club
will hold its social meeting Monday
at the home Of Mrs. Taylor Thompson
~ Gordon Heights. Anyone wishing
10 do so may bring gifts for the clubs
Christmas cheer for the Children's
Home
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LAUREL CENTURY CLUB.

laurel, Dec. 1.-THE laurel New
Century Club held it's weekly meeting
In the club room on Monday with the
president. Mrs. T.. y. Smith. presiding
After "A business session the meeting
was IN charge OF Mrs. Granville =
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Turn the spotlight OF publicity on
that property you are trying TO rem,
or sell. Advertise II in Every Eve
ming every day.-AdV.
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Friday.

400 y. m New Corps ~ Freshmen.
cluhrOOns
$50 =. Mood Fairy Corps o.
Girl Reserves. ciuhroone
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Al tho boys and girls who are away
NJ school Will be- coming home early
next week for the holidays. and there
vii b. much entertaining among the
slh-deb SCI. Mrs Josiah Marvel will
HIvs = dance on December % for her
laughter. Ann. Mrs. Alexis du Points
damn. on Decemb.r - for her grand
dH lighters Mise Carlta Ortiz and Miss
Frances ia pOut and Colonel and Mrs.
Ernest smiths dance FOR Miss
. assth Berger on January will
b' attended mainly by the young
people VINO are home from school.
Miss ORTIZ will De home from Ogontz
= nuol abOu, "Wednesday. Miss
Frances du Pont Hiss Henrietta
iupp.s and Miss Emily Van Lear will
Irfufn on "Wednesday from Holton
Arms Washington. About the same
tine Miss Elizabeth Berger Will come
from Dobbs Ferry 10 spend the holi-
DAYS o. home. She VIII bring with
boz a. her guest Miss Margaret
H"wu % Denver. Col. Miss Flor
"h'e y. Pricsett and Miss Genevra
Eumford viii come home that day
from New England Finishing School.
Abbott Academy. AndoveT. Mass. Mise
Margaret Richie will come home next
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Mrs. Edmund r. Coy announces tho
engage of her daughter. Miss
Hester Houston Coy. 10 Mr.. r. Win
ston Richardson. Mr.. Richardson is
the son ~ Mrs. L. \. Richardson OF
ihi, city.
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Willard Morgan will be home next
week from Massachusetts Institute Of
Tech nology 10 spend the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L.
Morgan.
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Eagement Of his daughter. Elizabeth
10 William X. Austin. Jr.. OF this city
Miss Wler IL graduate OF Mary
Lyon School At Swarthmore.
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Use SLOAN'S TO
WARD OFF PAIN

r TITLE aches grow into big pains
unless warded off by an applica-
ton of Sloan's. Rheumatism,
neuralgia, stiff joints, lame back won't
fight long against Sloan's Liniment.
For more than forty years Sloan's
Liniment has helped thousands, the
world over. You won't be an excep-
ton. 1t certainly does produce results.
1t penetrates avitho,tt rubbing. Keep
this old family friend always handy
for instant use. Ask your neighbor.
At, all druggists-3sc, zoe, $l.40.
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0IINNERASSETT

j. +. Woodsum and Mrs. Emma
Withee went to RocEland last Friday
Mr.. Woodsum will visit with his
daughter, Mrs. A. T. Allen. a short
time, but Mrs. Withee will remain in
definitely.
Mr.. and Mrs William knowlton,
who were called to Belfast by the
death of Mr.. knowlton's mother, re-
turned home last Friday.
Mrs. II. t.. Heald is in very poor
health.
G. .. Colby and daughter, Mrs
Sarah Withee. we're IN Skowhegan on
bu mess last Thursday.
Howard Noble and l.. E. Rogers
each loaded a car of pulpwood last
week
Mrs Marion Cullicutt, of Dexter,
who has been helping care for her
brothers wife. Mrs. Howard Noble.
and infant daughter, returned to her
home Monday
Mrs. Mary Longley, who went to
Skowhegan last Thursday for few
days visit, returned Sunday and will
stay at the Wooasum home few days.
Clayton Topper was calling in this
vicinity Monday.
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NEW PORTLAND

Mrs. Asa Burns remains IN very
poor health and it is feared she has
sustained slight shock.
n. S. Stowel of Dixfield was a bus
mess caller in town the first OF the
week. Mr.. Stowell made the trip ny
auto a feat not very often performed
at thisstime of year in this vicinity
Miss Margaret Butts and Greenwood
King were united in marriage IN ban-
COR Thursday, Jan. 26 Miss Butts
is the Youngest daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs. j. p. Butts, graduate OF the
Kingfeld H. S. and for the past year
has been assisting her father in ms
store. Mr.. King is a graduate OF Co
burn Classical Institute of Watervlile
and is in his second year at the Uni
versity of Maine. Both are popular
young people of this place and all Wish
them many years of happiness.
The Rev. Mr.. Bean, OF Portland
gave very interesting sermon on Uni
versalism Sunday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Eben Carsleys. A good at
tendance was present.
Miss Flora Dunton and Mr. Harry
Clark were united in marriage at
Kingfleld. Sunday, Jan. goth. Miss
Dunton is the daughter of Mr.. and
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HIGHLAND

Miss Bessie Howard is spending a
few days with friends at the Ledge
House.
DR.. f. l.. Hutchins of North New
Portland, was professional caller in
town Friday.
Claude O. Dyer of Lexington passed
through town with load of beef for
the Augusta Lumber Co. Thursday.
Mrs. II. H Gould is on the sick
list
Guy Dunphy visited his sister Mrs
Chas Pinkham. Saturday.
Mrs Blanch Hilton. of Madison.
passed through town Saturday on her
way to the Ledge House, where she
is to spend few days with friends.
Larry Williams of Dead River was
in town after load of supplies for the
Augusta Lumber Co.
Owing to the Illness of our stage
driver, Jack Abbott, we have had no
regular mail man.
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GOODYEAR
Tires. Tubes. Accessories
GaS-Oils
Authorized Ford Service
Garage, Y. T.. Stanley, prop,

One of the workmcn employed on
the new railroad bridge had one OF
his thumbs badly cut last Saturday.
The wound was quickly dressed by Dir.
Smith and no serious trouble Is ex-
pected from the injury Quite re-
markable record has thus far been
made in regard to the workmen being
injured as only two have been IN
iured at all and both of those were
minor injuries. Large crews have
been employed on the bridge ever
since last spring and il seems quite
record that no one has been serious
" hurt while putting the heavy steel
in place and taking the old bridge en-
tirely away.
Mrs. Ralph Whitney and Mrs. Chas.
Maore were the hostesses at the last
Village Improvement Society meeting
held at the Library parlors on Thurs
dav afternoon. They gave a most de-
lightful Miscellaneous program al
forwards serving delicious home made
candies.
The regular meeting of the. Golden
Cross Lodge was held on THURSDAY
evening of last week with good at
tendance. After the business meet
ing pie social was enjoyed and a Few
guests were invited in.
A crowd of young people have sew
eral times enjoyed straw ride to Ne"
Sharon for the purpose OF attending a
dance and one OF those events was
last Saturday night.
Miss Vera Yeaton is in Barre. Mass,
this winter at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Vaughan
Miss Alice Townsend is visiting IN
, Bangor fer short time.
Letters from Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Albee. who are passing the winter IN
Unity. to friends in town. state that
they are well and are looking forward
to the time when they will come back
.bomeI which will be. in the spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vaughan OF
i Barre. Mass. are receiving congratn-
/ lations upon the birth Of seven
pound daughter. who arrived at their
home, gu IanuaFl Is anf. has oeeh
itSiveu ffe nam eplof Martha,
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News Of Sonlerset's Busy Towns

The officers of Cedar Chapter O. +.
s. are holding rehearsals preparatory
to comforting the degrees on Feb II.
Mrs. Emma Withee went to Rock
land last Friday TO remain during the
res Of the winter with her niece Mrs.
Abbie Woodsum Allen,
Mrs. Mary Tracey has been visiting
her son in Oakland during the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Martha Condor entertained the
CONGREGATIONAL choir at her home last
Wednesday evening.
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the happy parents of new baby girl,
horn about two weeks ago. Mr.. dag
neault is our worthy postmaster
f. A. Piper went to Bangor Satur-
day and from there to Skowhegan for
several days.
Miss Violet Stilwell of Greenyille,
passed the week lend with here par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Rowe were Sun
day guests OF Mrs. Paul York.
Messrs. Dan Henan and Adelard
NORM went to Skowhegan this week.
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Mrs. Sabine Dunton of This place and
Mr.. Clark is from Norridgewock. Con-
CALCULATIONS are extended IN the newly
married couple by all.
Mr.. Edwin Clark is reported to he
in failing health.
Mrs. Chas. Hoyt is spending a few
days in Pennington.
Mrs Della Gould is reported to be
in poor health again.
John Stafford has been i'll at the
home of his nephew. VIM Stafford
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(ORNYILLF'

Guy Moody. who has been i'll the
past two weeks with tonsilitis is slow
~ improving. His aunt, Mrs Emma
Frost. OF Skowhegan, Is the nurse.
Mrs. Rosette Mcclure passed her
18th birthday. Jan. 31st. She was
kindly remembered by her many
friends with shower of post cards
and birthday cake from her cousin,
Mrs. Emma futile, of Skowhegan.
Freddie Frederick has gone to New
York. where he is employed by his
uncle in a bakery.
Forest Herrin has been seriously i'll
and remains about the same.
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WEST EMBDEN

Mrs. Linwood Berry spent u
days recently at Skowhegan. y
Mrs. Martha Van Antwerp s..
Monday with Miss Elizabeth Moo,'
Linwood Berry is as.Skowhs..
serving an, the traverse jury
Mr.. afidsMrs Max Ward were e,,
ers at Guy Chadbourne's SUNDAY
Miss Cora F. Berry spent.a few A.
with her aunt. Mrs. John Fletcher ,
North Arson, recently. y
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Lester Woodsum had an i'll turn Sat
urday and is again confined to his bed
Ora Mitchell. of Skowhegan. was on
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark left Mon
this road buying COWS Monday.
day for Lowell. Mass. on business.
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LEXINGTON

Mrs. Josie Allbee closed her seh,l
at Highland Saturday.
d. d. Pinkham is hauling sM,|
blocks to North Arson for Ward jim,
and A. J. Allbee.
Mrs. Benjamin Pinkham and chm
dren were the guests OF Mrs. Geotr,
Ford and family. Friday. .
C. S. Alibee spent the Sabbath vii
his family
a Mrs. Eugene Durreil is very sies,
this writing.
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

Friends OF Mrs Fred Heald. who is
at the hospital. will be glad TO learn
that she is gaining nicely.
Mrs. G.. T. Boynton, of NaterVille
spent the week end with friends In
this neighborhood,
Miss Florence Blckford has gone to
Sidney where size has employment
Mr. and Mrs Carl Goodwin are
visiting their brother. Angus Goodwin.
of Melrosc. Mass
Eddie Maroon has returned home
from his work in the woods near
Jackman.
JACkMAN STATION
Mr. and Ni~ los Daigneault are
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AVkMNN NIATIVN
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Daigneanit are
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MALBON'S MILLS SCHOOL

The following are the names OF
those not absent for the first Tour
weeks: Gladys Cummings, Murray
Earle, Roger Kilkenny, James Moore
Willie Moore. Paul Plourd. Leon
Plonrd. Herbert Seamans. George Sea
mans. Adrian Plourd, VIM. Weather
bee, Clifton Weatherbee, Harold Way
Josephine Way
The order has been sent out for our
new school bell. which we hope to
receive soon.
Those who received not more thah
one mark for misbehavior or idlenesa
for the fourth week were. Georgianna
Plourd, Gladys Cummings, Louise Jor-
dan. Glenys Salisbury, Paul Plourd'
Willie Moore. Leon Plourd, Josephine
WAY, Elizabeth Earle, Alfredo File
yelling, Clifton Weatherbee.
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A. J. .nunphy was called IN n.
River Friday to repair the. tele,S.1
line for. tie New England Telens'J
Co.
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3 ,I0e s M , I. n aI0I 4 Ii,R RI
NAI,BOX'S MILLS

H. =. SaTdbufy Mas had an acetlynI
gas p.ant installed to light his build
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Croweil from
town were Sunday callers at the nome
Or their bdlents Mr.. and Mrs. l'aiah
Crowell. ..---...-......z...... -. -.
i. O. Loomfs and sister Miss Cora
Loomis attended the funeral of their
cousin Mrs. Shepherd Swain, on sun
day.
.-wliarnld Holden who is attending
,SHaws Business College in Portland
ID at home for short vacation
Charles Holden on the cross road
recently lost valuable COW.
A social gathering of young people
at the Moore's place on Friday even
ing last. was much enjoyed with
music and dancing. Mr.. and Mrs
Moore who have sold their place u
partics from Caribou, expect to return
to New Brunswick, their former home.
James and William Moore spent the
week end at the home OF their uncle
Coburn Moore in East Madison.
Charles futile and +. 0. Looms
are getting out electric light poles, ex-
pccting to have the poles set and the
line extended to their homes in the
early spring.
Mrs. Edward Whitney and young
sons. Wilbur and Clifton, visited Mrs
Whitneys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FRED
Wentworth in town, few days last
nj. .