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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-29

room cottage in best residence dis
trict in Adams-Box 95. Adams, Ore.
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Bingham Springs every
night July to July 1O.-Fletchers
Orchestra, i
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f. r.. HADLEY, transfer, baggage
moving done, while you wait--stand
at wicklands Plumbing Shop--Phone
1888, Res. 2f9-R,
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FOR SALE at a bargain, several sets
glass jar farm lighting battertes.---
Inqrire Willard Service Station.
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IF you WANT TO MOVE call the
Service Transfer and Storage Co..
Phone $50, city or country trips Ills
w. Court Street.
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NEW TODAY

Roy AGE Is wants work.-Phone
627-J.
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WANTED--Sewing and hand work.
Phone 102S-J or 12O Lee st.
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FOR SALE-One black gelding mule
weight 1850 lbs. years old. Price
$135.00. Call at Waterman place 5
miles N E. Hermiston.
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FOR SALE-Piano-a bargain, call
at COL Post st.
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YoIf WOULD LIKE this 20 acre di-
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Box couch.-Apply ego
this office.
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EEMST1TCHING--Sc yard-.Mail or
ders taken.-~Smart Shop.
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FOR sALE-A complete line of
household furnlture-cheap-Call
at COL Post st.
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EMPIRE Wholesale ana re-
tail.--Phone SF2.
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pRAYMEN
EMPLOYMENT
HEMSTTCHING


HEMST1TCHING- Mail ordefs-Mrs.
Ralph Hassell---Robnson Apts.--
i'hOnr 995.
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MISCELLANEOUS

>'NSS->-s'~->-
FOR CARPENTERS Pnone 700
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FOR RENT--2 room down stairs
apartment nt-close in, with sleeping
porch.-Phone 30S-W.
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VETERINARY SURGEON

AND DENTIsT-c. w. Lassen. NJ. d.
v. Phone ~. Office Phone 70.
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FOR SALE--12 head milch cows--see
or address e. G, Brehm, Albee, Ore.
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New and Used Trucks
Standard makes to be sold at less
than cost Address "24" this office.
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AUTO TIRES

MILLER & FoRTIER--Gates Super
Tired tires--639 Cottonwood. .-Vul-
canizing and repairing.
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PIANO TUNING

PIANO TUNING and repairing. J. w.
Kellogg with Warrens Music House.
Phone 524.
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RESTAURANT
SHOE REPAIRING

IF YOU ARE Looking for good SER
vice, step In, we give it.-Pendle-
ton Shoe Shop. 100 W. Court st., Psn-
lletJns finest shoe shop.
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8. r. wILLIAMSoN--s ct Grisgs'
Cigar St9re.-Phone 1915,
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FOR MeCoNNoR GOODS Phone
246-J, S13 Mill St, or leave orders
at Allen & Knight Cop. p. p5id on
mail orders.
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New and Second Hand Dealers


PAINTS, Wall Parer. Picture Tram-
ing. L. J. McAtee, the Pyactisai
Paint Man. Lowe Bros. Paiuts. if
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RADIATOR REPAIRING

ALTA AUTO RADIATOR WORKS
7Ol East Alta street. All makes Of
radiators repaired. Work guaranteed
%. Blasberg, Prop.
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WEST BRIGHTON

Arlie A. Dnsmore chef at the Bra
sier Farm, entertained many guests
from Bingham the past week. Among
them were Horace Craig and family
accompanied by Mr.. Craigs father,
DR. Howes and Davis lIowes, Edna
tIoyt, Leon Robinson and Edith Will
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Corson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Corson attended
HE horse trot at Skowhegan Satur-
day They reported very fine time
aud biz crowd
Arlie Dnsmore spent the weekend
with his wife at her fathers, Oscar
knowlton. in North Vassalboro.
Edmund Melcher was. a caller at
Herbert Coraon's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence and
family from Scion passed through
this vicinity Sunday enroute to their
cottage at kingsbury Pond.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Corson and
family motored TO Abbott Sunday to
visit with Mrs. corson's grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Foss.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Emmons. of
Madison, were callers at Perley Wy
mans Sunday.
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News Of Sonlerset'S Busy Towns


Ffak Libby had crew helping tC
efI ms hay this last week, getting il
al II Two DAYS and half.
Sir Maud Emery Of New Hamp.
sHae / visitor at George Emery's
~ and Mrs Frank Libby and
faai3ier. irene, were in Skowhegan
saturday.
Vince Buker who has employment
Massachusetts, has been visitor at
ff=ak Buker's on the Pond Road.
AIS Marion &. Hare, County Dem
OF Ifator, WIS a caller at Frank Lib
H. recently.
TIE Nomen's Farm Bureau met at
IL Grange Hall Thursday. Miss Hare
So il attendance. Tie subject was
p Hfts and although there were
aHiH Il tew present, much benefit was
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ROME

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,aa a I'D '', a. a." p ar eao noaanta
we're LET for fhe hapny connie
Mr. and Yrs simeon snencer have
had for recent visitors Mrs snencers
sister aud her husband. Mr. AMI Mrs.
Alton Clark q North Anson and last
week all hand. took a Trim In Rruns-
wicl, after blneberries and h,hupbt
home a fnlI measure
At A meeting held 10 make arrange
mcnts for a SUNDAY school picnic a
very interesting talk was given by
Re- " u I,elberingtoa Of pitch.
vile. Conn who y visiting his son
II Y Glefbrrinrfon.
rae ,evt ,oeofiae Of tho w u u
will be an al day mee,nr at Mrs
Wnnefred gng2ell.s where the sub.
ierl Of millinery will he discussed and
demonstrated ~ the county demons.
traitor. Miss Iiare
The friends oil Merl Sheaff. who
/ formerly resided in Larone will he
Interested In know that he was oblig.
cd tn go ~ the bosbital at Skowhe.
yan tn undego an operation for an.
pendiriti8 hui at inns writing Is get.
TING along we'll.
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T. G. Abbott with Leon Withen
and Earl Stevens Of Smithfeld wen
up-eountry blueberrying last Satur
day.
Mrs. Lee Owens has been quite il
and confined To her bed the past few
| days, but IS improving.
Miss Abbie Giggy and her nephew
Roland Anderson returned home las
Sunday after a two weeks outing a
Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cammact
with Mr.. and Mrs Ed Nelson Of
Starks took an auto trip to Water
vile last SUNDAY where they callet
on Mrs. Canmack's brother William
Smith.
Abel T. Thompson and family and
Mrs. Kate Holbrook Of Skowhegan
were callers last Sunday afternoon
at the home of their brother, w. c.
Fletcher.
Earl Tracy and family were
guests hast Sunday at the home of
hr. and Mrs. Lee Owens.
Emery Soule is building a nice five
room bungalow which he expects to
complete and occupy in the near fu-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Palmer
and three children of Oakland were
recent guests at the home of his bro
Their, L. {. Palmer and family.
Dr. {. Il Simmons of Oakland
was called last week to attend Mrs
". Z. Rove WHO was quite i'll, but
is now able to be out again
William Rowe passed the week end
in Belgrade recently.
Sunday School vii be held Mt the
home of Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Taylor
next Sunday August 90.
Rev. J. +. Taylor attended meet
ing in Smithfeld last Sunday after
noon.
Friends of George Grant will be
pleased to hear he was able to take
an auto trip To Waterville recently.
Mr. and Mrs. ". L. Wallace and
family went up-country blueberrying
recently and brought home forty-fve
quarts of fine berries.
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NORTH MY pAEII.ANn

Mr.. and alrs Glgde Luac of Nas=
oester. Mass are visiting At y. IL
Clark's for a few days.
A snappy ball game between fbii=
lips and New Portland WAS piassi
Saturday. resulting "A score Of >,
in New Portlands favor
Mr.. and Mrs William Webster nd
daughter. Of Farmingtoa. spent sat
urday at her fathers T L. Tasne
Mrs. Charles Treall AMI ebihleo ot
Dorchester. Mass. are visiting al
John Abbotts
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Feual=on aid
family went 10 Mdehas Aonday 10
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Laura Clark and Thomas
Knowles were quietly married Ned=
nesday evening by itfY. II. bafI ii
at their new home they recently
purchased of Emmonse CUNT
Mr.. and Ms. lYm f5ebee and
children of Portland arrived aatu=
day night for visit win Mrs.
Princes parents, Mr.. and0afa. Il. ".
Kennison.
Charles Clark and friend spent d
few days at Tim Pond the past week.
Friends of Mrs. Ola knoWles were
very pleased to see her and alao Hell
en-. Bernice. Alice and Ralph Knowles,
who arrived Saturday fer a two
weeks visit with relative
Mrs. Josephine Quint has returned
from a few days auto trip - tie
White Mountains. She won't with Il
party from Waterylle.
Mr. and AIrs Aaudp 3I1rInttTe and
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| Mrs. Albert Tilton who has beel
at home from the mill on account o
the illness of her mother-in-law Mrs
Hebron Tilton has gone back to TIL
| mill Last week she came hom
nights to assist with the homework
Mr.. Tilton with his car took her Il
the mill mornings and back at night
The farmers throughput this place
are through with their haying and /
good crop has been harvested.
Ralph Gofinnieei harvested the hay
for Willis Emerson. Mr.. Emerson
is in very poor health at this writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fairbanks ane
daughter. Ruth, motored to Bangor
Saturday. Mr. Fairbanks returned
at night leaving Mrs. Fairbanks and
daughter for a longer visit with her
father, A. J. Mann and her sister
Mrs. Perley Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. v \. Booth from
Dover. n. H. visited last week with
Mrs. Booths brother and wife, Nj
and Mrs. Nathan Gray
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Allen received
a very pleasant call from Mr.. anu
Mrs. John Harris and son and daugh-
ter from Fairfield Sunday afternoon
1t was merry party Of thirty-iiYe
that gathered at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Nathan Gray on Sunday. Ihe
guests we're Mr. and Mrs. sherman
Gray and daughter, Marion, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harold Allen. Mr.. and drs.
Edward Sweet and two daughters,
Mona and Christine. all Of llartland !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pinchon, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Puchor of West Pittshelh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hunter and mo
ther, Mrs. Mary Hunter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leman Clark from Pittaheld VII
lage: Mr.. and Mrs. William Sea
yey, Charles Gray and two SONS, Ken
meth and Roland and little Miss Ar
lone Harris of Detroit; Mrs. Mary
Hildreth from Old Town; Mrs. David
Kiestead of Maynard Mass. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Raymond Gray and two dangh=
ters, Alice and Barbara of Leomlns=
ter, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. W. a.
Booth from Dover n. H. At noon d
picnic dinner was enjoyed By hun
cry crowd, long tables being set III
open air on the lawn, which were
loaded with goodies from the farm
which the city folks could enjoy. The
day was an ideal one with bright
sunshine and a gentle breeze. Alter
dinner next came was the tug war
between the ladies and gents, the Ia
dies winning. "Hurrah
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PATTERSON BRIDGE

Several farmers are done hayng,
notwithstanding the extremely poor
haying season.
Mrs. Ardelle f. Moore, housekeep-
err in the Smell house. Houlton, was
week end guest at Springbrook farm
V sitting her sister. Mrs. Eugene Dan
forth.
Miss Lillian Smith of New York
City is a guest at Springbrook Farm
also DR.. Chas. S Stussy OF Brook
lyn. N. Y.
Mrs. Grace Il. Danforth was in
Wateryille last week attending the
funeral of her niece Mrs. Mary Grant
Abbott, which occurred on Saturday
last. Mrs Abbot passed away fol
lowing an operation in the hospital
at Waterville. She was the dauEh-
ter of Lyman Grant and Mary Rand
lett Grant her mother passing away
when she was only few days OF age
she being adopted by her grandma
Their, Mrs Haven Randlett, with whom
she lived eighteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie NJ. Daniortf
and children of Skowhegan were cal
lers at Springbrook Farm last sun
day.
Morris Hall and children of Scion
were callers at Sprngbrook Farm
last Sunday.
The ne ghbors and friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Josiah Holway, who lately
sold their farm. gave them surprise
party last Saturday evening.
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Arthur Barron is visiting friends
in Athens and Skowhegan.
The Grove meeting held at Henry
Hollis Crow was very largely at
tended. This meeting is held an.
nualsv and all look forward to it
as il brings together people who sci
dom meet at any other time.
Mrs. Evelyn Davis and son, Lind.
saw returned from Bangor Wednes-
day night.
Chester Pease and family of Port
land are visiting relatives in town
Mr.. and Mrs. MacCausland were
business visitors in Guilford Satur-
day.
Among the guests at Valley Inn
the past week we're MIR. and Mrs
Roak of New Jersey; Mr.. and Mrs
F. A. Currier of Portland; T. W.
Merrill of Boston: d. Lee Shepherd
of Portland; Mr.. Crosby of Chicago
James Boynton of Dexter: Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlyle of New Bedford, W. J.
Coughlin of Dexter; David Johnson
town; Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds of New
York and P Henderson of Portland
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Ring and Mr.
and Mrs. MacCausland were in Dex-
ter Saturday evening.
Mrs. Nathan Daggtt and daugh-
ter. Caroline, Mrs. Minnie Trombly
and Mrs. Henry Russell were recent
callers at j. P. Mitchells.
Rev. and Mrs. Irving B. Moore
of Waterville. are at their summer
home for while.
Mrs. Ida Hatch and nephew, are
at their home In this town. cutting
the hay.
The Coles reunion will be held at
the Holt Grove In Cambridge, Sat
urday. August 10.
Supt Pattee and the school board
held a meeting at Valley Inn on We'd
nesday evening at which time 1t was
decided that our schools begin Au-
gust %.
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EAST SKOWHEGAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NaIh]
the happy parents of a son
ing ten pounds. born Monday
Miss Gladys Kicker has heel|
ing relatives in Guilford.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B Poolef
ly passed a day at Old Orepah]
MISS Della Hilton IL WISHING
tives and friends in Jaeklns y
her grandparents in Marrow y
Mrs. Fannie Cannon oil wa
ton, b. G. who is visiting ~
in Auburn is expected heIe
visit sat her old home soon
We are sorry to note the CO :,
of Master Casper Stewart sun y,
Everett varney, who has pF'H !
Somerset Hospital seVeIdl !.
suffering from a broken les ~ J
by a fall. He has been '' 'a
Portland whore it is exPee'pu "a a.
operation wiz be performer
week. ;,
Miss Edna Ellis expects to
in Fryeburg the coming S'H'0
lThase who have reeea,l' .r ps h
cars arc ]. A. l4nEell a"'
Ellis. n
The he annual reunion Of me .a y
Ames family will he held At at '1 n
Vassa lboro Grange ham '"
August 25th.
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WEST PlTTsFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Chase and &C.
companied by their father. w. o.
Chase OF Stowhegan passed through
this place en- route for Pittsfeld vii
lage to attend the funeral services oil
the late L. d. Lancaster. They
made a call with Mr.. Chase's sister
Mrs Almeda Triton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gray and two
daughters. Alice and Barbara of Leo
minister. Mass. are visiting with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Gray
Mis- Rosa Ramsdell WEIGH and
son Claude of South Canaan. visited
Wednesday Of last week with her
daughter. Mrs Leslie Allen.
Mrs Ethel Groves of Canaan was
4 visitor from Friday until Monday
nj the home of her brother and wife
Mr. and Mrs Fred Allen.
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,IA('KMAN

+. A. Piper and Helen Newton were
guests over Sunday In Skowhegan.
F. r.. Holden and wife OF Portland
and Miss Della Hilton OF Skowhegan
have been visiting Mr.. Holden's moth
er for the past few days.
W. A. Taylor and family left on
Thursday for a two weeks vacation
They will visit New Hampshire, Yer
mont and Canada. During their abb
sence 7. NJ Nichols is helping CLERK
in the store.
y very good game of ball was play
ed on the Jackman diamond on sat
urday last. the visiting team being from
st. George and were, defeated by a
score of 10 A. The JaekmaH team tn
lirst of the season, had hard luck, but
seem to be- getting more games now
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H+F :,
Madison. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Smith of Industry. parents 0
Edwards, stayed at the Edward
during their absence.
Dana. eldest son of Mr.. an
Frank Emery, was operated
adenoids at kennebee Valley b
last Monday.
During half of the Sunday
hour last Sunday. Miss ElgiVl
of Auburn gave a very Interest,"
port Of the conference which
tended at Mortified.
One of Mrs. Carrie DAVIS
got entangled in a barbed WIZ
last Saturday and cut himself
~ that he died from loss OF Dl"
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SMITHFIELD

a little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs Ernest Stevens at the Som.
erset hospital. Skowhegan. Thursday
August 10. Mrs. Stevens is report
cd to be slowly improving.
FairYicw Grange OBSERVED Child
rens Night at It's regular meeting
saturday, August u.
Mr. and Mrs. X. +. Mosher, Mr..
and Mrs h. :. Hartford, motored tC
and Mr. II. Il. Richardson. Mr.
Jackman Sunday and went through tt
the Line House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Louks ant
children visited the home of Ernes
Moshers Sunday.
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EMBDEN LAKE

Leon Getchell has purchased a new
Chevrolet.
The Berry Moulton reunion will be
held at Michael Berrys and sons
sept. md Beans baked in the ground
as usual. Please bring cups for COT
fee.
Everett Berry and family motored
10 Norridgewock Sunday
we are all sorry to hear that Sylvia
Eisrlloorg Is at the Kennebec Val
icy hospital We all hope for a speedy
recovery.
MISS Emily Wentworth has return
ed nome from Pennington where she
mas peen attending summer school.
mrs, John Mullen has been visiting
IN Pennington the past week.
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CAMBRIDGE

Roland Martin and sister, Mrs. lsa-
bel Austin were in Dover-Foxcroft
Wednesday To visit their sister, Mrs.
Henry Russell. Mrs. Russell whose
home is in Winnipeg. Manitoba, Is
spending the summer in DoNer-Fox-
croft her former home.
/. =. Mitchell and Mr.. Rockwell,
mado n trip 10 lockwood the past
week. going Thursday and returning
Friday afternoon. While there they
visited the famous Maynard Sporting
Camps and report a very enjoyable
trip. -.-....- -
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HARMONY

DR. Rowland Is driving a new Ford
touring car.
Mr.. Decker of Skowhegan, daugh-
ter and friend were supper guests
of Miss Eva Furbush Saturday even
ing.
The Baptist Sunday school had a
picnic at Lakewood, Madison, all day
Wednesday, There were 81 people
in attendance.
d. c. Hamln of Gorham, N. H,
is in town experimenting repairs on
the dam at the village.
f. A. Pattee and wife took trip
Saturday, to Carmel and Bangor.
Rev Ebert Holmes. pastor of st.
Paurs church in Natick, Mass, Wis
tied with DR.. Rowland on Wednes-
day.
John Mccarthy had the little fin
ger on the right hand cut off, Wednes-
day, while saving shingles at Cobb
Bros mill DR.. Ellinwood of Ath-
ems attended him.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Richards
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Har-
old Peckham and husband of Athol,
Mass, visited their brbother. Omar
Wheeler of Hartland Friday
A set of automatic sprinklers for
fire protection have been installed in
the Bartlett Wooden mill.
Capt. Rawden of LewiEHon. who
bought the Shorey place, Is putting
cement foundation under the house.
n. f. Lambard is doing the job.
John Mccarthy and family were In
St Adams Sunday to see Mrs. Nc
Carthys grandfather, Lene Emery
who is poorly.
all of her children and grand child
rem except Miss Doris Peckham of
Athol, Mass. and Miss Annie L.
Wheeler of Skowhegan at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. j. F. Richards
Sunday, numbering eighteen.
Mr. Pettingesl, conductor on the
Harmony Branch of d. c. R. r.,
was called to Lisbon, owing to the
illness of his wife. Mr.. Pierce of
Waterville is taking charge while he
is away.
Rev. and Mrs. Turner are enter
tanning company from Hinekley.
MAlNSIhEA
Bert Davis and wife of Dexter were
! calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chase
| Sunday, also her daughter, Alma
F.! Kicker and son of ST. Adams.
cker and son of St Adams
Mr.. Small of Harmony was visit
! ing Benjamin Grant the week end.
Mary Merrill and Olive Laughton
| Il, Dovtor SATURDAY.
Ira Stafford was home over Sunday
Arthur Seekins of Portland and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer of Wateryille
and George Seekins and wife of Pitts
/ field were visiting at William Seek
ms Saturday.
Mrs. Grover Huff is poorly and cal
led a doctor Sunday.
KLONDIKE
The Harmony Military Band was
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F.
t@Downs Sunday afternoon. Those
present beside the host and hostess
| were Robert Morecroft and family,
Chester Rhoades and family. X. Ern-
est Braley and grandson, Donald Mi
cue. Several selections were rend-
cred and after rehearsal splendid
oyster stew supper was served under
the trees which was enjoyed by all.
After supper the band again played
| several popular selections after
which they returned to Harmony
Harmony Military Band, although
having a small number OF members
is full of pep 1t originally had
thirty-two pieces but many have
dropped out; however, we hope tc
increase our number and have al
ready landed several first class jobs.
1t is hoped that with the co-opera
ton of the townspeople this band
will be able to have band stand
which enable them to give out-of-
| door concerts.
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WEST 81. AInAs

Fred Tinson and family. E1rlo Rob-
sertson and family and Nr nd AIR.
Frank Varnoy Went 10 KieaahHrY
blueberrying Friday. Thor reported
them thifk and Mr.. Finsors family
brought home bushel.
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EAST NV PORTLAND

Mr., and Mrs. y. X. P. Edwards went
to Stanen Tuesday 10 attend the we'd
ding of Miss Laura cleayes \ cousin
OF MI. EDWARDS. They accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Byree Edwards from
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MERlER

Mr. and Yrs. Earl True and Mr. j..
and Mrs Henry True attended the
wedding Of their sister, Susie True
in Augusta last week.
james Dnnville and wife of Show
hogan visited at Charles Moore's Sun
day
Paul Chamberlain and family Wis
tied friends IN Norridgewoek Sunday
evening.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-17
OAK HILL-NORRIDGEWOCK

The Misses Helen and Belle Owens
returned home last Saturday alter
few days visit with Mrs. Earl Tracy
in Mercer.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-23

Harding today signed p6fteng finding
resi- Admins taton coal and anti commission bills.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-09-23
Reformaory Inmate is
Serving Seventh Time

Frankfort, Ky, Sept 23-One
man in the State Reformatory is
serving time Tor his seventh
conviction and three are putting
in time for their sixth conviction
records of the State Board of
Charities and Corrections show.
First convictions number 1882
out of the 1900 or more prison
ers confined. Prisoners serving
second convictions total 273 and
scventy-three are in for the
third time. Twenty-one men are
serving fourth conviction and
seve are slated for the fifth
time.