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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-25
WEST FORKS

Roland Fitzsimmons finished
working for j. w. Bower, and has
gone to Skowhegan to clerk in the
new Skowhegan house.
Mrs. w. J. Holway is on the sick
list. DR.. Piper of Scion was called
to attend her.
Edward Thomas of Bingham is
visiting at the home of his son, Bert.
Mrs. Annie Durgin passed a few
days in Madison. visiting her son.
James Durgin, who is working In
the mill.
Pat Comber. from Ontario. Cam
ada, Is visiting his brothers. Hugh
and John Comber.
Robert Kerr received a telegram
Wednesday bringing the sad news of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-25
PERSONAL MENTION

! Mrs. Charles E. Yong and daugh-
siot Miss Edith were in Waterviile
sE'riday afternoon.
! Mrs. Emma Haskell went to Water
iy.lle Friday to consult physician
.and TO visit her sister Mrs. Puilen.
|. Esther. the infant daughter OF Mr..
. and Mrs Harold Chase OF Mechanic
street has been very III but IL httie
better at the present time.
Mrs. Mark Dinsmoie who has been
! ire guest Of her son and wife Mr.. ana
/, Mrs. Harry A. 0insnacrs has returned
~ her home In Watcrville
Miss Hasci Young Of Fairfield came
. 10 Skowhegan ThurSday night ana
: viii visit until the first Of the week
with Mrs. Ernest Emerson and Mrs.
Jennie Elwell OF Mechanic street.
Mrs. Frank Parker Of Mills. Mass.
arrived In town Thursday night to
visit with her sister Ind husband, MI.
and Mrs. Fred Hill and her mother
Mrs. Clara Leavitt. Middle street.
Miss Thelma Smith who teaches IN
Hcpie school at North Fairfield was
in town .'riday on her way to Lake.
wood to pass the week end with hef
parents.
Roland Bouchard and his mother,
Mrs. Peter Bouchard and her nttie
granddaughter. who have oeen III
town tho guests OF relatives returned
:, their home in Sacford Thursday
afternoon.
W. II. Nolan of Independence. Iowa.
Tho came TO Skowhegan with car
had OF heavy horses for Wesley VAT
son has returned West. MIR. Watson
,i,l receive another load OF western
i-crscs in about month.
u. l.. Mcdonald VINO has been IN
t,Nn for the past week directing the
staging tor the John p. Rogers Pro-
dtcing Company or Ohio the min
.trcis Hoop In which was given
,n,,er The auspices Of the Damon
club left Friday noon for Ahfon' N.
V
Mrs. Amos Fortier who has oeeh
~, guest OF her sister ana huapahu'
Nr. and Mrs Georg: Brooks OF tne
Middle road returned to her home Ia
\yateryille Thursday. Mrs. Fortiers
mother Mrs. Ella Crawford went 10
N'atcryiile with her for visit. MI
and Mrs. rortier have taken a fur-
n,shed apartment on Center street.
Miss Clarissa Hewey, returned
r,edical missionary from China VINO
because of III health did not return
Il. the field arrived in town tfloaE
nson and was the dinner guest oil heF
e'stcr Mrs. Robert Moore. MISS Kew
cy has been speaking in some or the
smaller towns near Portland. MISS
lIewey went 10 Portland on the 90
trnin Fridav afternoon where t,ia.
N .ht "hc spoke at The First bantist
cHurch after which took "A sleeper TOT
rrstou and vicinit.'.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Badger OF
Cornville were in tow Friday Satuf-
day Mr.. and Mrs. Badger accompah-
led by Mr.. Badgers father, Jonn
Frown will start by automobile TOT
Massa chusetts where they Will be
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. Badger
relatives. On Dec. 2 they will attend
i, Worcester Mass. the wedding OF
NJ. I;adscr's brother Clyde Radger
",d HISS Mabel Chiides. Mr.. Badger
formerly resided ~ SEoWhcgan ana
his bride has visited here.
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McIntirs.ColIier

Miss Winnifred II. Collier and
William McIntire, both Of Oakland.
were married Thursday evening at
the Methodist parsonage by Rev.
Weston p. Holman. The bride was
becomingly gowned in dress of
blue canton crepe de chine. The
single ring service was used and the
couple were unattended. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Col
lier of Oakland, and the groom is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Nc
Intire of Bath. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
McIntire are employed in the Cas-
cade wooden mill and have many
friends. who extend their best wish
es. After a short wedding trip they
will make their home in Oakland.
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RECEIVERS FROM RHEUMATISM

Had rheumatism five months iN.
would go from my lett knee 10 ",
r psGe l r'iea many nem tn, E dSsy
Pills and in fifteen days was entires
cured" Writes w. ]. Oliver. Vidails'
Georgia. Backache. rheumatic pans,
dull headache. dizziness and blurrtu
vision are symptoms Of kidney disol'
DER. Foley Kidney Pills quickly "a
lieve kidney and bladder trouble. SoA
everywhere.-Ady.
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The Idlers
Church Notices

Methodist. Rev. Weston P. Holman:
Morning service at 1880: subject.
Thanksgiving Sacrifice; sunday
school at 11.45, Fred A. Wyman super
intcndcnt; evening service omitted. in
the interest of the union Thanksgiving
service at the Universalist church at
o'clock.
Sidney Methodist church: Preaching
Sunday afternoon by Rev. Weston r.
Holman of Oakland.
Milton c. Bennett: Morning service
at 1890 O'clock; subject. Eyes That
See;" Sunday school at close or the
morning service; Young Peoples Chris
tan Union at o'clock: union Thanks
giving service at o'clock.
United Baptist church. Rev. Howard
G. Kennedy: Morning service at 1890;
subject. Thanksgiving" Sunday
school at II O'Clock Arthur Greeley SUI
perintendent: Junior. Christian Endeav-
or at 5.45 o'clock. evening service omit
ted because of union service at Uni
Versalist church.
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Rev. Alexander Henderson

Next Sunday morning at 1890 o.
clock. Rev. Alexander Henderson. the
director OF Religious Education of
the United Baptist OF Maine State
Convention. which includes the Sun
day school work and the work of the
young people. will preach at the
Bethany Baptist church. All young
people are especially urged to attend
this service
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Somerset CHAPTER Meets

Friday evening there was meet
ing OF the Somerset Chapter OF Roy
al Arch Masons in the masonic hall
The Royal Arch Masons degree was
conferred upon class OF eight can
didates. After the work refresh
ments were served.
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talking over the jokes of the even
ing and the success of the affair.
The girls Of the cast presented to the
director. Mr.. Mcdonald a handsome
silver cigarette case and the men
gave him a box of cigars in appre-
them
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OAKLAND

Mrs. II. L. Damon of Martin
stream was guest Thursday Of Mrs.
Charles Williams, of Aver street.
The year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Witham of High street is crit
ically i'll with pneumonia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-25
White Cash Market and Candy Shop
70 Opon


Today a new store is to be added
to the list OF Skowhegan stores when
Clyde E. Decker Of Clinton will open
on the Island in the Ordway store
the White Cash Market and Candy
Shop. This store has been reno
waited and remodeled and makes a
most attractive store. New plate
glass windows have been placed in
both stores. The larger store will
be the grocery store ana the smaller
store VIII be occupied 10 = candy
shop. inside, the store 10 done In
white and 10 spotless and 1t will be
the plan OF Mr.. Decker to keep his
shop always looking as nice as on
the opening day and to sell only
! first class goods at reasonable prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decker came to
Skowhegan from Clinton carly In the
, fall and Mr.. Decker has superinten-
ed the remodeling Of the store for
his occupancy. They are nicely To-
Gated on Turner avenue. Mr.. Deck :
| er IL the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Decker OF Clinton. His father and
grandfather for many years have OPP
Grated a grocery store in Clinton SO
MIR. Clyde Decker has been brought
up in the line of business which he
! has chosen to enter for himself.
Mr. Decker is a graduate from
Rowdoin college, he is Mason and
Mrs. Decker who was Miss Resper
Irving Of Benton is graduate from
the Clinton High School and Cor
ham Normal School and was most
, successful teacher. They have one
! little daughter, Dorothy. Skowhe-
gan people extend cordial greeting
to Mr.. and Mrs. Decker and are glad
! 20 have them locate in Skowhegan
and wish them the best Of success
! in their their business enterprise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-25

court docket was changed to "nei.Nt :.
party, no further action ana IL
understood that business ana W,
sonal matters between the pa''''
have been satisfactorily adjusted
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Meeting Of Sunday School Officials

Saturday evening at 7.30 o'clock,
Rev. Alexander Henderson. the Re-
ligious Director Of the United Bap-
fist Of Maine state convention. will
meet the officers, teachers and all in
terested in the Sunday school work
OF the Bethany Baptist church. The
meeting will be held in the children's
room at the church and it is earnestly
hoped that many will attend.
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Certificate of Organization

The following certificate of organ
ization has been recorded at the
Somerset County Register of Deed
office: Certificate of Organization of
the Locke cemetery associa ton. or
ganiZed at the town of Starks on
Sept. 16, 1922, name is Locke ceme-
terry association and the purpose is
to acquire land by gift. devise or
purchase, the laying out of the name
into burial lots, roads and drives and
the care and improvement of said
land for public cemetery and selling
of burial lots or granting permits
for burial, the acceptance of gifts,
the investment of the same and the
use OF principle and income as may
be provided in such gifts. The mum
Der of officers is eight and are as
follows: president, c. A. Norton;
vice president, and secretary or
clerk. Fred \. Duby; treasurer, Ar
thur G.. Morse; directors. or trustees,
c. A. Norton, Arthur G. Morse, w.
j. Locke. G. H. Oliver and w. r.
Sawyer.
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the io'.
lowing appointments were made by ths
Probate Court within and Tor Wy
County of Kennebec on the Thirteenth
day of November 1922, and Sald ep'
pointecs duly qualified ON SAID DATE.
SADIE III, MASON, of Hallowcll, &-
ecutriX of the Will of WILLIAM IL
MASON. late of Hallowcll. deceased.
EDNA SIMARD. of Augusta, eXeS SI
trix of the will of AMEDEE j. 81
WILLIAM T. MACE, of Readheias;
Administrative with will annexed ,r, %
the estate of JENNIE MARC UEk,iih
GUM. late of Readfield deceased. r.
ETHEL T. AMES, of Orrington re- re.
nobscot County. administrator or las
estate of HENRY G. TOWNSEND h'e
of Chelsea. deceased.
LESLIE X. LEIGHTON, OF Manches,,
ter, administrators of the eState VI
LLEWELLYN o. AME.S, late of .ian'
chester. deceased.
CHARLES Fl. LEACH. of Tenants
Harbor, Knox County, executor of me
will of CHARLES II. LEACH, late VI
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON,
Register of Probate
nov1s.sat.3t
PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is mere,
by given that on the seventh oas s, Ss
November 1922. Evelyn r. Whitehousse
was by the Probate Court Tor .I'
County of Kcnnebec, duly appoint.etfnl, ar,
ministratriX of the estate or W I!l'a; IN
Penn Whitehouse. late of Augusua, me he
said County. deceased. and that on .ss
same date said Evelyn I. Whlten9tu''
qualified for and accepted said trus"
Attest: r. w. LelsItVn,
Register of Probate
nov11 ,sat,3t
PROBATE NOTICE. Notice Is he No.
by given that on the sixth DAY OF ~
vember 1922, Edward NJ; iIeaH hale
Newark. n. j., was by the fro nhsr
Court for the County of kennsep,fhNs,
duly appointed administrator %. II
estate of Katherine w. Healy' lay. iase On
Brooklyn, ". ". deceased. and th nav IL
the same date said Edward NJ. lte e,,.t
qualified for and accepted sa,d mIs.
and Charles l.. Andrews OF Ausu'
Me-. was duly appointed agent
Attest. IL. W. LEIGHTON.
Register of Probate
nov11 .sat,3t
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to eat. The white elephant now lives
the same work a-day life as his
darker skinned fellows, though in
the legends Of the Siamese and in
their national flag he will be honored
for centuries to come.
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town, which has been taught by Mrs.
d. Herbert Smith of Skowhegan, are
ill and the school has been closed for
several days.
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Mrs. W. e. French

Mrs. w. E. French passed away on
Friday forenoon after short illness
at her home on tht Lakewood road.
She was formerly Miss Addie Walk
or of Arson, the daughter of. Mr.
and Mrs. Washington Walker. She
was born in Arson about 70 years
ago. and was married As years ago.
She is survived by her husband, a
daughter, Mrs. Carl HunnewelI, who
with her husband has beer residing
with Mr.. and Mrs. French, two STEP
sons, Aliliard l.. French of Bangor
and Mother L. French of Scion, and
two brothers, Elmer and Orlando
Walker of Arson
Mrs. French lived for many years
at the home. where she died, and had
large circle Of friends who will re-
greet to learn Of her death. The fun
| eral announcement will be made later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-25

The Christian Endeavor society
meeting at the Federated church at
o'clock Sunday evening, will be
conducted by the Sunday school
class of which Miss Edna Gushing is
the teacher.
Thursday evening at the Federat-
ed church, instead of the usual mid
week prayer meeting, a parish meet
ing was held, at which time the
finance committee, of which Hon.
Lyman L. Walton is chairman. pre-
scented the budget for the expenses
of the church next year. This bud
get was accepted as presented fby
the committee. Miss Gertrude S.
Weston was elected the benevolent
treasurer of the church to take the
place of Carroll Viles. who resigned
upon his removal from Skowhegan
to Gorham some months ago.
Sunday evening at 6 o'clock at the
Bethany Baptist church the Y. p.
s. c. E. will hold Thanksgiving
service with a good program.
Peter Landry of Madison appeared
before Judge Elmer w. Sawyer of
North Arson at the hearing at the
West Somerset Municipal court on
Friday. charged with intoNication
and disturbing the peace. He was
found guilty and sentenced to thirty
days in the county Jail at Skowhe-
gan and a fine of SO and costs OF
S9.42, with an additional thirty days
in default of payment.
The December meeting of the Mis-
sonary society of the Federated
church, will be held on Friday after
| noon, Dec 1, at the home of Mrs
Ida Leavitt Smith on Baptist hill
| when her sister, Mrs. Annie Nolin,
will be the hostess. An interesting
program will be presented, directed
by Mrs. Mary Marston. Several mat
| tiers of business of importance will
| be acted upon at this meeting and a
! large attendance is expected
The Skowhegan grange will hold
it's next regular meeting on Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 20, at which time
| there will be degree work. A farce
because He Joined the Grange
will be one feature of the entertain
ment. REFRESHMENTS Will De SCI NSu
| under the direction of the master and
! the lecturer.
| An enjoyable dance was held FRI
day evening in grange hall, given by
"The Three of U.s." with music by
| Foley's orchestra.
Mrs. Jennie Armstrong of West
| Front street is a surgical patient at
the Somerset hospital, where she was
operated on Thursday for a severe
case of appendicitis.
All Of the IA pupils at the Moody
scbool in the eastern part Of the
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Mrs. Harry Witham is i'll with
pneumonia ami Mrs. Witham OF the
east pond road is caring for her.
Shower for Bride to be


Mrs. Jesse Hallett gave shower
Thursday evening at her home on
Fairfield street for Miss Winnifred
Collier in honor Of her approaching
marriage to William McIntire. The
house was tastefully decorated for
the occasion. The affair was in the
nature of a parcel post shower and
after the guests arrived the gifts
were brought in as packages and
opened by the guest of honor, who
received a fine collection of linen,
pyrex ware. all sorts of kitchen uten-
sis and q casserole. The evening
was passed in social way and re-
/ freshments were served.
A brides cake beautifully frosted
and decorated, the work Of Mrs.
HalIett, was cut and served by the
bride-to- be. Miss Mildred Farren re-
ceived the coin. Miss Marion Tapley
the button and Miss Lillian Ormis-
ton the ring. The guests beside the
hostess, Mrs. Hallett and family,
were: Mrs. Ray Collier. Mrs. Wal
, ter Blake, Miss Mildred Farren. Miss
| Phebe Brown, Miss Hazel Sawtelle,
Miss Marion Tapley, Mrs. Rose KEEL
| ley and daughter, Lillian, Mrs. Edith
| Millett and daughter. Ruth. and the
| guest of honor, Miss Collier.
| Mrs. David Field, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Mower, for a few days, has returned
| to her home in Sidney.
The Idlers
Mrs. Charles Mower entertained
1.-THE Idlcrs" Thursday evening, at
| her home on Church street. Auction
! was played and the highest score for
the evening was carried off by Mrs.
! Martha Gleason, and the consolation
| prize, sweet grass basket. was
awarded to Mrs. A. H. Oliver. Re-
freshments were rerved. The guests
were. Mrs. G. H. Vinegar, Mrs. ]. H.
Morse. Mrs. Mary Strickland. Mrs.
| David Field. Mrs. D. M. Marshall.
Mrs. J. E. Morrisette, Mrs. ]. E.
Harris, Mrs. ]. H. Stevens, Mrs. Les
ter Andrews and Mrs A. H. Oliver.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. j. E. Morrisette.
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the accidental shooting Of his broth
er. George.
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Mrs. David Field. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Mower, for a few days, has returned
to her home in Sidney.
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-pR0HATE NOTICE. Notice is here
Nv given that on the twenty-third day
Of November 1922. Mabel /. Blaisdel II
Of sidney in the County. of Kennepec,
was by the Probate Court for me
County of Kcnnebec. duly appolnteu
M. Bennett. late of Augusta in said
County, deceased. and that on the same
date said Mabel J.. Blais1ell' qualific
for and accepted sad trust.
Attest: X. w. LEIGHTON,
Register Of Probate.
Of
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-pPOI2ATF, NOTICE Notice is here
bv eivcn that on the twentieth day OF
November n s 1922. Ethel NJ. Knowles OF
was by the Probate Court Tor tnd
Hdm,;nistratrix of the estate of Rose
Webber late Il, Of Readficld in said Coun-
~ deceased and that on the same date
said Ethel NJ Knowles qualified LOT ana
ees Attest. X. w. LEIGHTON.
Register of Probate.
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PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is mere.
Of November 1922. Clara f. Lovejoy OF
by the Probate Court for the Count C OF
Kennebec, duly appointed admin1stra-
low. late Of Wayne in said County, de,
Ceased. and that on the same date sald
Clara Il. Lovcioy qualified for and &C
ccrtcd said trust -, ,,,.,,rt,y
Register of PROBATE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19

cock and Mas Hazel Dunlap will have
charge Of the program. Seven,y-ive
singers Will be In tho Chor-s. and there
will be many other very Interesting
features.
First Quarterly Conference.
DR.. G. T.. Anderson Of Wheeling con-
Quoted the first quarterly conference
of thu FIRST NJ. F.. church last SUNDAY
morning He compllnentcd the church
over IL fine showing IN every depart
rncn; Tic minister's salary was placed
at S2,SCn. including house. The action
IF the board of trustees In purchasing
the New Martinsville Monument works
nuld!ngs adjoining the church was rau'
fed DR.. Jones IS serving this church
lvy nc sixth year.
WotEel Lodge Special Meeting.
Last Friday evening Phoenix Lndge
4. +. & A. ~. OF Sistersv.lle wcre the
gucats Of Wctzel lodge here. F4fty-
eight "r the members from SlatersvilIe
r;tcudcd. and the feature of tho meet
inC was that the team OF ProeniH lodge
demonstrated tho Master Masons de-
..r rr,' Comforting It upon VIII snod-
grass Of Pine Grove. At the close OF
,he meeting addresses were made by
Samuel Charles Jones and Oren G. Fox.
Refreshments were Gcrvtd.
usual Activities For Churches.
The Now Martinsv!lle churches are
prcparirg elaborate programs Of music
nagcantS and exercises FOR next Sun
day evening The First Christian
church will present a delightful enter
rainment Mt 80 subject. The Christ
child" At tho First Methodist church
the program. Tho Christmas Mail Bag"
val! he given Tho vested choir will
present It's program Of sacred music at
I0:d5.
MAGNOLIA Schools Close Friday.
School will Re kept until Friday aft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19

lett 6 Co In Steubenville. Mr.. Mendcl
will conduct the business nader the
name Of ]. +. Mcndel, and will have
direct connections with the New York
stock exchanges. The present business
offices are located In the Sinclair bald
ing and will remain there under the
new owner. Mr.. Mcndel has asked that
h!& membership IN The local ktwhn!s
club he transferred t. Steuhcnv'le hut
he will continue Ia reside In this city
for the p"cSem, AT least Mr.. M"ndei
Will assume charge on january l, w.
City Council.
The REGULAR monthly meeting o. cit"
council will lc he'd Tuesday cH"riEE'
al which time one important matter III
least VIII demand councils attention.
Miss Laura Il. cox q: Washington
pike was in Wclisburg Saturday doing
her Christmas shopping.
Miss Mildred Smjth and Miss Eican":
RatChell students at the HccrhW"""
school nj puiluI,.ph.a. Ia. r";u:n""
home Saturday morning 90 spend ;hcI'
christmas VACATION.
Miss Eta F'cEau and sister. Miss Mar
Sarct. Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Jones ana
danrh,"rs Odessa and EChcrra were
Wheeling visitors Saturday afternoon
l.ittl" Miss r.ru"sttne Reeves a!d
aunt W washington pike We" visiting
the shops in Wc'lsburS Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-19

ernoon Of this week Magnolia High
school will close after their usual
Christmas entertainment on Friday aft
ernoon. Tho various classes will meet
first in their assembly rooms for a
short program, and then in the chapel
for the larger entertainment. Much in
,crest Is being taken in the affairs.
Cornerstone Laying.
The corner-stoaes Of the Paden City
school and also that "f Magnolia High
school were laid last Thursday With
elaborate ceremonies. The Most Wor-
shipful Grand Lodge OF Maso1s was
convened here under the direction Of
Hon. F. w. Clark. and at 1920 the stone
WAS laid Al raden City and addresses
made by Samuel Charles Jones and
David T. Miles, and IN the afternoon at
. o'clock OF Magnolia High school. +.
W. Clark made the address. These
sch ools arc being rushed because Of the
crowded condition prevailing in both
communities
Personals ana Locals.
Robert " Wayman is home for ths
holidays He is attending Carnegie
Tech.
Maurice Francis new home Is pro-
crossing splendid!y and this week will
be under roof.
Evangel!st ". l.. W'ayman Is sro''
Ing a few day. at his home on c." =
street He will leave In few d )
for Mt Morris. Pa, where he will c"n-
duct meetings.
An Army and Navy store was OPEN, y
one Of the rooms OF the Koontz buiid ~;
last Saturday morning. which will T."
quite an addition to our many bus:n, 81
interests.
The Seven Simplctons' orchestra hold
A dance mt the Moose Lodge hall Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Charles Davis Of Sh:nnston