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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10

The regular meeting Of the Show
hogan Lodge No. 20, knights of
pythias was held Thursday evening
quire was conferred. At the close of
the lodge meeting the recently or
ganized club association met. The
knights Of Pythias have recently
taken a lease of the two upper floors
in the Philbrick block on Water
street, now owned by John G. Griffin.
The second floor is to lie used as a
club room and will be maintained 10y
the new organization. Captain j.
Irving Rice is the president and
Ralph Priest secretary and treasurer
of tho new organization. The rooms
which will be rcmOdclcd aud re-
paired are to be ready for occupancy
some time in Nav when n dedication
service will be held. On Mar. II the
club are to give a picture benefit
when they will present Dangerous
Curves Ahead" at the Opera house.
The Melody Makers of Bangor will
give n Novelty dance in Grange hall
this Friday evening. Four of the
members of the orchestra are Uni
vcrsitv Of Maine men.
The closing dance OF the Dancing
clSb was held in the Grange hall
Thursday evening with music by
Wallacc's orchestra. A delightful
evening was enjoyed by all in at
tendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10
Birthday Party

A very enjoyable occasion was the
birthday party of Master. Martell
Spaulding held on Saturday after
noon at his home at Sunnyside farm.
The small guests. eight in number.
were his near ncigh5ors. Mrs. Bea-
trice Bruce, Miss Hilda Chandler,
Mrs. Sadie Ward and ATS Lena Saw
age accompanied SOME of the guests
and lent dignity to the occasion
The guests were Laurier, Lillian
and Alfred Hensbee; Earle, Edith and
Evelyn Keene; Esther Savage and
Kenneth Trip. There were two
birthday cakes. One presented by
Miss Esther Savage was very pref
tily decorated with pink and white
frosting and the other was frosted in
white with scarlet decorations and
had eight scarlet candles. These with
fancy cakes, cookies and sandwiches
constituted the refreshments to which
all did ample justice The afternoon
was passed in playing games and
some of the party. while blind folded
became quite expert in pinning the
tail on the "old black cat" Martell
was well remembered with presents
and cards both from those present
and from those who were unable to
be there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10
Country Club Plans Sale

The Country Club was delightfully."-
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Frank Gagnc at her home on
the River road on the south side Of
the river. There was a good attend
ance and the ladies passed the time
sewing and socially during a most
enjoyable afternoon. It was voted TO
hold a sale on the first Saturday af-
ter Easter, April %. At this time
ice cream and cake will be sold and
aprons and a tuftcd bcd-spread will
be offered for sale. An enjoyable pro-
gram will be presented, of which the
following committee was appointed in
charge: Miss Linnie Weston, Mrs.
Florence Jackson, and Mrs. Agnes
Dunbar. On Wednesday, March o.,
the club will hold an alI-day meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. Bertha Brit
ton to work on the spread. Mrs
Gagne served delicious refreshments
OF WEIGH rarcbit. cream cakes,
doughnUts, cheese and coffee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10
BATES COLLEGE

On Wednesday night Presi1s,,
Gray attended a meeting of the Rates
Alumni in Cleveland. Ohio. I'll. u-o.
gram consisted OF fin t4r &c.. IN.
lowed by speeches. on t.. law rs
was present at the ANIMAL r....--
OF the Chicago Bates Alum. s,,o.
citation at the Ia Sale h.,.L II. vn
return the first OF mex: u--E
On Wednesday evening tie Es-,s Of,
the junior class hsskettaI team t.s-.
entertained at the hone @: -,..- IAN.
tain. Miss Alice Co;tls, on St...g az.
enue. Dainty refg.s.u..s.. s.-s
Served and a delight. e.ta.-- ass.
cd.
The Bates Round Tai. v. rrss,
al Chase hall on FRIDAY s..-..g r
its regular monthly g.t-t.-,.t.-
Some interesting features l-.. ls.,
planned for the meet.r- 9.... wr
repay all attending.
Wednesday night was : -rs- T-,,
night at the y" meeting. T.. r.s.-
theme OF the evening Mas tl. an.
nual Y. ". c. \. conference winch ,s
held there each year. The camp has
a delightful situation on a lake IN
New York. Student speakers aided
by slides, described the beauties o.,
the place and the advantages q the
courses given. The training period
this year extends from Jane ~.
The Bates ~" is especially aHylog
TO have a large representation ,.sge
as It has had in previous ,..-s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10
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CLASS OF SALTS
CLEAN, KID.iEYS
II Your Back Hurts or Bladder Botn'
ers You, Drink Lots oil Water

When your kidneys hurt and you
back feels sore. don't get Scared an
proceed to load your stomach VIII I
lot of drugs that excite The 6l1h' y
and irritate the entire urinary ira 4
Keep Your kidneys clcJn Ike !o-
keep your bowels clean. by NusAia'
them with mild, h3uul s. Sd'.
which removes the body's uTlnoy'
waste and stimulates them TO w..
normal activity The function Of W,
kidneys is to filter the blood. III u
hours they strain from it 500 graz.
of acid and waste. so we can reau.
understand the vital Importance
keeping the Kidneys active.
Drink lots of watcr-you ca
drink too much; also get from ~
pharmacist about four ources OF -
Salts; take tablespoonful in ga
of water before breakfast each Inoip
ing for few days and Your kllh'i
will act fine. This famous saIS
made from the acid Of grapes
lemon Juice. combined with HUI.
and has been used for generations
clean and stimulate clogged kline!
also to neutralize the acids in W.
so it no longer is n source OF III"
ton, thus ending bladder weakness,
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannon
jure; makes a delightful cfferyesV,
lithia- water drink which eveE.vs
should take now and then 10 ~
their kidneys clean and active. -
this, also keep up the water drinN,"s
and no doubt you will wonder VI
became Of your kidney trouble -
backache.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10
WINSLOW
Towns Oldest Citizen, Ira
Getchell, Celebrates Birthday
Sewing Circle Meets-La-
dies Aid Whist Party

Ira Gctchell, WinsloW's oldest
citizen. celebrated his Goth birthday
in "A quiet way Thursday at his home
Oh the Cushman road. He received a
large shower OF postcards, Il beau
tiful bouquet Of flowers from his
nelghbors and friends, and a hand
some birthday cake from Mrs. Alden
Bassctt. Until about year ago Mr.
Gctchcll was able to read without
the aid Of glasses. Last year he
wrote a book entitled STRAY
Leaves" "reminiscences Of carly days
OF WinsloW, which he presented to
Fort Halifax Chapter, d. \. K. He
holds the Boston Posts gold headed
cane, being the oldest citizen. He
has one son, William Getchcll, who
lives in Augusta. His many friends
wish him many happy returns Of the
day.
Leslie York and crew OF men
were occupied Wednesday and
Cushman road.
Miss Sadie Morrow was a guest
Thursday of Mrs. Theodore Thomp-
son.
II. e. D. Aver of North Vassal-
boro was business visitor in town
Thursday.
Mrs. Arthur Reynolds Of the China
road left Thursday for Greene,
where she will visit her mother, Mrs
Annie Casweil.
Miss Arabella McCrillis Of Palermo,
who has been visiting her brother,
Harry McCrillis, has returned to her
home.
The Ladies' Sewing circle Of the
Congregational church held its regu-
lar meeting in the church parlorS
Wednesday. a fine baked bean din
nor was served at noon by Mrs.
George w. Patterson and Mrs. Ever
cit Shores. A large amount OF WORK
was accomplished. In the absence OF
the president and vice president,
Mrs. George W. Patterson presided
at the business session. letter
was read from Mrs. Albert Balentlne
thanking the ladies for the basket
of fruit and cards received while IN
the hospital. The fancy table conf
mittee appointed for the Easter sale
includes Mrs. Joseph Eaton. Mrs.
Bernice White and Mrs. Everett
Shores. The dinner committee ap-
pointed for the next regular meet
ing is Mrs. Susan Cushman and Mrs.
Coleman Scott.
Ernest Gibbs is very sick with the
grip and unable to attend his duties
as Janitor Of the school buildings.
Mrs. Frank Morrcll Of Benton ave
nue. who has been very sick with
grip. is able to be out. Mr.. MorIell
is now confined to his home by i'll
ness.
Mrs. Orrin Palmer of East Win
SLOW IS very sick with the grip.
MISS Grace Dumont Of Bay street,
VINO ID employed at the Office Of tho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10
TOWN ELECTIONS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. E NJ
Lenfest. a. ". Hawkes., L. L. Robin
son; town clerk. Ethel Knowles: treas
urer and tax collector. John Jackman;
member of school committee. ". D.
rarr Total money appropriated, s9016.
SCHOOLS. S260b; common school, $1,000:
Tree nigh school, 500; highways ami
bridges, $21og; state aid road. 500:
SUPPORT OF poor siGO: insurance and
supplies Sl9o; text books. $3.50: re-
pairs on schcolhouseS. $500: breaking
snow. $500: incidental charges. $500:
salary Of superintendent Of schools,
500; deficiency on repairs on school
houses, S26G; reduction of town debt,
$3.50
AUBURN Councilmen. Geo. T.
M.oodman, f. f. Ludden, i. T. Abbott
r. L. Pencil, Geo. A. Bolduc; city
clerk. Geo. W. Bumpus; mayor Chas
;. Cummings; treasurer. Willis i.
Atwood; tax collector, A. r. Thurston:
school supervisor. II. II. Randall.
Money appropriated. s657,509. Sc.
Schools. s179,211; highways, s99,034;
SUPPORT SUPPORT Of po% $1,000; other pur-
s61.os0; purchasing agent and city
manager, II. j. Cook: solicitor. Carl
L. Gctch"ll; auditor l.. T. Bcarcc.
ToPSIi Nat the town meeting on
Monday these officers were elected:
Moderator John A. Conc: clerk. w. NJ
seers of the poor, z. NJ. Mallett. II. ".
Totman. w. NJ Williams: trea surer
and at1, collector; f; H.. Phinney; school
committee. Charles I. Givoen; road
commissioner, J. +. Hayward: auditor
Charles ]. Giveen. These appropria-
tens were made: Roads and bridges
$bpOO: common schools. $4,000: high
school tuition. $500; books and sun
plies, $1,000; school repairs and SUP
rllcs, $1,000: industrial education. s6G0:
care of poor, $1,000: reduction Of town
debt. $1,000: state road fund. 1851:
contingent. $1,000; special highway ap-
preparation. $49l5: fire department,
5000; abatement of taxes. 500; inter
est charges. 5000; support of town
Ia $500: water rentals. $500: street
lighting, $1,000. Voted to appoint a
committee to investigate and report
in regard to purchase of chemical or
combination fire truck. Voted to ap-
point committee to investigate and
report in regard to purchase of a
schoolhouse lot. Voted to accent the
provisions of Chapter 20 of Public
Laws of 1921, an act authorizing
towns to elect certain officers by Sc
crct ballot and decide what officers
shall be voted for under this system
of voting.
LITCHFIELD-Mce held March
8. 1922. II, +. Woodard moderator:
Florence Libby, clerk: f. f. Danforth.
II. r. Small. A. II. Rathburn, select
men. assessors ard overscerS; Francis
Lane. treasurer: Henry Taylor. school
committee; Otis i. Gray. collector.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10
Petitions in Bankruptcy

- The following petitions IN bank
ruptcy have been filed at ''g Uui..I
States District court in Bangor,
William Corey OF Mars HILL far
mer. Total liabilities, $l2.1,952; as
sets. s2,5l5. Secured claims, $3.50
taxes, 800: unsecured claims $3,1-9-
50. Henry II. Gacnon Of MllHork''
mechanic. Total liabilities. $28-}c,
assets. s1.203. Secured clo.ms %ii.
unsecured claims, $2,i;-'1. tnHIiias
the Eastern Furniture Co. $50, AM
Knowles * Dow Co. E9"fl Fred l.
Thomas of Brownyill". plumber. To-
tai liabilities, 81 >l5G9; a. :. Sgh.
secured claims, 500; unsecured, 81
$3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10

The funeral service for Mrs. An
nettc Head. wife Of John ValIiere
who passed away Wednesday evening
at her home on North avenue after
brief Illness Of double pneumonia
will lie held Saturday afternoon at =
O'Clock in the Bethany chapel and
will be conducted by the pastor,
Rev. George Merriam. The re-
mains will be placed in the South
side tomb and will later be buried
in that cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10
New Pump at Water Station

The Skowhegan Water Company
has recently installed new centri-
fugal electric pump at the pumping
station with which IS per cent more
water on low head may be thrown.
greatly increasing the fire protection.
With this new equipment the danger
Of break downs is IeSsened and the
hammering which was caused by a
slip in the valve and which was no
ticeab!c u patrons will be eliminated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10
business and Professional
Women in Second Session

The second meeting Of the Skow-
hogan Business and Professional
women's Club was held Wednesday
evening at the municipal building in
the court room with a good attend
ance and with eight new members
added TO the list The president,
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams Dyer pre-
sided. Much Informal discussion
took place and plans and ways and
means were considered Considerable
business was transacted including
the election OF an auditor. Miss Leila
Fairbrother and the chairman Of the
several committees: Publicity com
mittee, Mrs. Mabel P. Judkins; ser
vice committed, Mrs. Mary =. Stinch-
field; finance committee, Miss Mona
Jones: program, DR.. Julia Nay Kin
caId: legislative committee two
chairmen, Mrs. Grace J. Tilton and
Miss Maud RouIlard: comrade com
mittee. Miss Aman-ia Carriveau. The
chairman of the membership COM
rnittee. elected at the first meeting, is
Miss Ethel Ward. A committee 10
draw up a constitution for the SHOW
hogan club. using the constitution Of
the State club for the foundation was
elected, and is made up Of the fol-
lowing ladies: Miss Blanche Jewett,
chairman; Miss Mary Murphy and
Miss Amanda Carriveau- These Ia
dies are to draw UP a constitution
and submit the same to club men,
bers at the next meeting.
Miss Ethel Ward who was elected
chairman Of the membership COM
mittee at the previous meeting pre-
sented to the executive board the fol-
lowing list OF mem bers to serve with
her on that committee: Mrs. vivian
&. Woodbury.. Miss Edith VI. GIed-
hill, Miss Jennie NORM and Miss isa-
bel Dionne. This list was accepted
by the board and announced to the
club.
The slate Of officers Is as follows:
President, Mrs. Elizabeth W. Dyer:
vice president, Miss Margaret NJ.
Chage: secretary, Miss AdcIena Lam
dry; treasurer, Mira. Florence Hig-
gins: auditor Miss Leila FaIrbroth-
err. The chairman OF the research
committee has not yet been appoint
cd.
Tho ladies' who make UP the mem
bcrship are very enthusiastic over
the club organization, the purpose OF
which is to further the interests Of
business and professional women; to
promote good fellowship and the
spirit Of unity: to encourage inter-
change Of ideas; TO gather and dis
tribute information concerning voca-
tionaI opportunities; to stimulate CO.
operation and to create deeper
sense Of dignity OF the professions
and Of business and to advocate and
maintain q higher standard Of work
manship and Of business and pro-
fesslonal ethics among women. The
club will meet again on Wednesday
Of next week, Mar. 10, at O'Clock In
, the court room at the municipal
building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10
Granee Meet Small Attendance

On account of the conditions Of
the roads on Wednesday night the
attendance at the regular meeting of
the Skowhegan Grange was some
what smaller than usual, there be-
ing about 60 present.
The routine business was tram
sacted. The. first and second de-
grces were conferred upon class
OF six candidates. AS there arc other
candidates who were unable to get
in to the meeting on Wednesday
evening it was voted to confer the
first and second degrees Mt the next
meeting ana give the third and fourth
to the candidates all together. Fol-
lowing the work discussion Of sew
cral OF tho articles which arc 10 come
up at the annual town meeting on
next Monday was held. proving of
interest to all. The new graphonola
which the grange has recently pur-
chased was used for the first time
at this meeting. Delicious refresh
ments of cake and coffee were served
and a pleasant social time enjoyed.
The next meeting will be held on
Wednesday, April %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10

Atlantic Express Co, is confined to
her home by illness.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Holings-
worth &; Whitney, held very sue
cessful whist party at Taconnct club
house Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
May DcLislc being in charge. Aprons
were on sale. The prize winners
were: First, Mrs. Fred Merrill;
second, Mrs Walter Gilman; third
Mrs Frank Turbyne. Refreshments
OF sandwiches, cake and coffee were
served.
Augustus Page Of Vassalboro was
in town Thursday on business.
Mrs. Ella York Of Palermo is visit
ing in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Martin and
children of Bath. are stopping at
the home Of Roy Martin.
William Rice was a recent bust
ness caller in Waterville.
Mrs. Frank Witham is visiting rcla-
tivcs in Fairfield.
Harold l'alsbury of Fairfield Cen
ttA' liSto GIL IlJS mint III ""
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fish of China,
were recent guests Of Mrs. Ella Mel
son, who is i'll at her home in East
Winslow.
Mrs. Charles Thomas is caring for
her niece, Mrs. Ernest Berry, who is
very sick with the grip at her home
in Fast WinslOw.
Arthur Reynolds was a business
visitor in Augusta Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Miller and
family who have been living on the
Timothy Reynolds farm on the Bas-
sett road for the past few years,
have purchased a farm in Fairfield
and are now moving there.
MAPLE RIDGE ROAD-Mrs. J.
II. Bailey. who recently underwent
surgical treatment at the Elm City
hospital. is gaining steadily.
Mrs. +. II: Plumnier and daugh-
ter, Christine and Miss Jennie Skill
lin of Albion. were guests Monday of
+. w. Towle and family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10

and happy in week. What II did COR
this sufferer it should do for you.
Fletcher's Pharmacy will supply you and
guarantee money back IL it fails:
81 have been laid up for one year with
chronic antlritis. had doctors galore.
also spent -four months in the sanitarium
at Troy. \. Y. but had practically no re-
lief. THEN l started taking Rheunla. I
nave now taken five bottles and can 60
without clutches or other aid, which I
could not do for the last nine months l
highly recommend it and would gladly
answer any questions asked on recent OF
stamp for postage. This letter my be
published as benen. to sufferers from
Eddy. echuylsrville, N. Y.-Adv.
mch1o-sl 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10
A Quick and Harmless
Rheumatic Remedy
Rheun Releases from Suffering Rh
Would Give ReIief-It Will al
You Money Refunded

Be fair to yourself you sufferer from
rheumatism, no matter what form. Get
from your druggist a package of Rheuma,
the guaranteed prescription. Use the
tire bottle, and IL you don't think 1t has
given you quick and sure relief. say So
and you can have your money back.
Isn't that fair offer? Can you see
any deceit about it? What chance do you
take? Absolutely none.
Then get bottle of Eheuma today
It's n reputable physicians prescription,
~ altogether different from remedies usually
prescribed. free from narcotics, and per-
fectly harmless.
Rheuma acts on the kidneys and heirs
to force the uric acid from the swollen
Joints and other lodging places. II should
please you in day and make you hopeful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10
Building Is "Perking
Up" in Chicago. III.

Ckicag go. March 9.-Repcrts from N
cities show the number # tll.r:
permits for January was nearly ihrs.
times that f.. January II last year. Il
G. Moulton writes in Chc1ro Con-.
merce. a publication OF tie Ca.cag.
Association Of Commerce. Ia per.
mits involved sl5S7s92So as COMPARED
with sGI,592s2i in January. I.-,. h,
states
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10
Debate 1onioht

This Friday evening at 80 O'Clock;
a debate between the Arson AGA
deny at North Arson and the Show
hogan High school will be held in the
Assembly hall at the Skowhcgan
High school. The question under
discussion is "Resolvcd, that the coal
by the Government"
The speakers are: Arson Academy,
Helen V. Smith and Golf NJ. French
Skowhegan High school. Virginia w.
Ames and William Wildes. A small
fee will be charged to defray ex-
penses.
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Class Dancing Party

Mrs. Nay Varney gave>a delightful
dancing party to members of her
class during the winter, on Wednes-
day evening. in Grand Army hall
The music was furnished by Miss
Fern Packard and Mr.. Varney. A
most happy e+caing was enjoyed by
the guests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-10
Farm Bureau Ladies' Saturday

There will be an in-between meet
ing Of the Ladies' Branch OF the
Skowhegan Farm Bureau to finish
the Bettys all day On Saturday. with
picnic dinner. II Is expected that
this meeting will be held in the court
room q. the Municipal building.
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Fair Committees Eastern Star

Mrs. Ethel Christensen, the
worthy natron Of the Sunset Chap :
ter, Order Of Eastern Star, No. SO,
has announced the committees who
are to direct the second annual fair
which the chapter is to conduct on
Wednesday, April 5. The committees
are: Executive, Mrs. Christensen,
worthy matron; William Folsom Mer-
rlI, worthy patron; Mrs. Jessie ID.
Plummer, associate malron; MIS-.
Bessie a. Smith, treasurer; fancy
work table. Mrs. Morris GlcdhilI,
Mrs. &. Ernest Avore, Mrs. Carlton
NJ. Holt, Mrs Walter i. Ordway, MIS-.
Walter S. Stinchncld, Mrs. Edward
+. Merrill, and Mrs. John II. Ian
caster: food table, Mrs. Guy j.. Con-
ant, Mrs. Harry A. Dinsmore, MIS-.
William II. Elliott. Mrs. Ernest j.
Savage, Mrs Mark w. Savage, Mrs.
Frank A. Ecnncr, Mrs. Frank X.
Madden, and Mrs. Mary Il. Stinch
field; candy table, Mrs. Arthur X.
Jcwett. Mrs. George a. Moore, MISS
Alice u. Goodrich, Mrs. G. j.. Smith,
Mrs. a. A. Iamcx, Miss Maud Plum
mer. and Mrs. Carolyn Fairbrother:
miscellaneous table, Mrs. Howard w.
I.owd, Mrs. Elmer Mcguire, Mrs.
Ernest Green, Mrs. Edward \. Par
kcr. Mrs. Ralph Jill: tea table, Miss
Edith NJ. Glcdhill, Mrs. John Robin
son, Mrs. William Mitchell and Mrs.
George Parker; advertising commit
tee, Roland n. Patton and John j..
Fish: decorating and social commit
tee, Mr.. and Mrs. H. i. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin p. Whiting, Mrs.
Ethel Morrow, Mrs. Lena +. Went
worth. William Folsom Merrill,
George Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wyman.