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Evening star., 1922-03-22
Reducing Armies in Europe.

The league of nations. working
quietly and without pomp and cir
cumstance, already has q tentative
plan to do for European armies what
the Washington conference did for
the worlds navies. that is. cut them
down to a fixed s:o of practicable
sizes The plan has been submitted
to the nations concerned and may
form the basis for that European dis
armament which our aloofness-advo-
Gates, always critical and interfering.
accuse the allies of neglecting.
The league plan sets up unit of
and proposes the following ratio:
France, 6 Cor 100000 men); Poland, 4;
Great Britain, Hollandj Czechoslo-
vakia, Rumania and Spain. 3 each:
Belgium. Denmark, Norway, Sweden
and Switzerland, q each, and Portu-
gal, l. The figures for Italy. Jugo-
ported. Those of Germany, Austria,
Hungary and Bulgaria were fixed by
the peace treaties. Russia is like
newly washed hair-"you simply
can't do anything with it, y
list represent 1,osO.OoO men. or about
one-half of the force now held under
arms by the countries in question.
The. proposal is therefore real cut
ting-ln-tw of Europe's land armies.
Chicago Evening Post (lnoepend-
enD.
Our idea of a clever woman is one
who makes a man think he thinks
Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette.
Life in the British Empire is just
one revolution after another.-San
Antonio Light.
Dame fortune is one dame that
doesn't smile on you because you
are handsome.-Quincy (Ill.) Whig-
Journal. b..
"Self-made man"-one who exer-
cised sound judgment in the selection
of his wife.-Minneapolis (Minn.)
Daily Star.
If cat, could look at king these
days it couldn't do anything much
but laugh. = Jacksonville (Fla.3
Times-Union.i
Evening star., 1922-03-22

Life in the British Empire is just
one revolution after another.-San
Antonio Light.
Evening star., 1922-03-22

Our idea of a clever woman is one
who makes man think he thinks
Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-29

Henry Hill and Adnah Ut gH
the last week in Mllyille' y, D.
turning Thursday, hr ngng WIN
David Jewctt and VIII Norel]
Both these men are to work lo'
lard Sproul, this Mr. Je"c, y
been with him for seme I"eh' Y
previous to moving here "A
Mrs. Clinton Smith and two enll
from Islesboro, arr yea Nd'|
spend a few days with her sl''1
law. Mrs. Clarence Groves i
'Miss Nellie Smith relurneu "
lem. Mass. Thursday morI.nsi
Master James Smith aFrI'eu :.
Putnam. Conn, Saturday JuAe ~
spend the summer. .As
About sixty Young peonle s e,,,s
at the home Of Mr.. and MIS- ',a',
Groves, Tuesday evening iol
we'll party for Miss Nellie 'in u.
has been living here TINS "'H''
attending high school sto,
Mss Evangcline Rowe Oh 81, ss'
gan visited her cousin 'lrsu .',bs,
Mrs. Minnie Wheeler. Of 5 NO, =
is visiting her old FRIEND ME-
Burns.
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POWERS SCH0OLHOUSE
NORRIDGEWOCk

Mrs. Clara Turnbull and daughter
Mildred Merrill of Milton. N. H., have
arrived at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bates, for their
vacation.
Mrs. Cora Micue spent the week
end with her son Peter M'cue n Wa
feryille. Her grandchildren, Evelyn,
.ovina and Florence, came home with
her to spend their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Oliver and son
owls, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Oliver
md daughter of West Mills were cal
ors at Chester Sheaff's Sunday.
Miss Beulah Abbott has been spend
ing few days at Ralph Berrys.
Charles Sheaff and son Ivan, were
aallers at Chester Sheaff's Sunday.
Floyd Phi lbrick of Hebron was
visitor at Ralph Berry's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Briggs and child
rem of Waterville, were callers at
Charles Bates Sunday.
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Funeral services were held at Grace
Uniyersal'st church Sunday afternoon
at , o'clock. lnterment in the family
lot. II vCrside cemetery. The immedi-
ate members of Mrs. Savage's family
are: One son, Ellery 7. Savage, one
daughter, Mrs. Blaine Atwood, three
grandchildren. Thurley and Nadine
Louise Atwood. all OF Kingfeld, and
Eliery T. Savage. Jr., two brothers,
Charlie Vose, also of Kingfold and
Edgar l.. Vose, recently of tn S town
now living in Andover, Me-. all Of the
above were present at the funeral, be-
sides a large number of nieces and
nephews, members of the Pullen, Vose
and Knapp families, many of them re-
siding in this town. Mrs. Savage was
born in kingfleld, March g. 1852, the
daughter Warren and Matilda Pullen
Fose and with the exception of few
years she worked at dressmaking in
Lowell, Mass, before her marriage,
mas passed all of her life in Kingfeld.
she was married to Ellery Savage of
hlnghold, who died here rs years ago.
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MERl'ER

The True boys have taken down
their shop on the old home place. and
are building a garage at the village.
Dorothy Chandler of Norridgewoek
is spending some time at the home OF
her grandparents on Beech Hi.
Frank Varney is soon to build a
a house on the Truman BigeloW
place, he has already got hen house
built there.
William Decker has again gone to
Togus for an indefinite stay
Edna Mcmahon was at home from
Auburn last week.
Dexter Decker and wife have moved
TO the Kendall Decker place.
Rachel Wade held "A sociab'e at the
East Mercer schoolhouse near the
close of the term.
Raymond Caswell went to the Ken
nebec Valley Hospital last week and
vas successfully operated on for the
removal of tonsils and adenoids
There II be soc.able for the
hldren in town. the first Sunday in
July at the church in the village. All
ire cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hatch who have
been In Vassalboro for some time. are
coming home to cut the hay on their
arm
John w. Bacon attended the st.
fobn's day celebration In Wateryille
last Saturday
Ed Snow returned to town last Sat
urday for several weeks.
Ed Clough was at home from the
Lake over Sunday.
Mrs. J w. Bacon attended the
irst ann versary of Mt. Phillip
Grange in Rome, June "a.
Charles Moore was caller at the
home of his parents recently. He
has been away. for some time.
Mrs J. W Bacon, daughters, Vel
ma Bacon and Mrs. Paul Chamber
lain, son James, and two grandchild
rem, attended quilting held for John
NJ. Bacon, Jr. and wife at the home
If Leslie Rogers in Norridgewock
Wednesday Of last week. Two very
nretty friendsh p quilts were tackled.
\ bountiful dinner was served at
acon and general good time was
'nioyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Beck have been
entertaining company the past week.
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Mrs. Laura f.. Bachelor died at the
home of her nephew, Fred liuse,
where she has lived for several years,
Thursday morning June T.. Of acute
dilatat ON of the heart. aged II years
and 10 months She was born Aug
ust Ia, 1850 in Mount Vernon the
youngest Of seven children and the
last of the family, Of Nathaniel and
Lydia Williamson Trask. When a
young woman SHE was married to
Joseph Bachelor and they made their
home for some time in Ncwry, Maine
where the husband was employed in
the woodwork ng mills as an engin-
eer. Mr. Bachelor died about twenty
five years ago and was buried in
Pennington, their home beng in
Pennington for a number of years
previous and where Mrs. Bachelor
continued TO live until coming to
K ngfeld TO live with the IIuse family
about five years ago. Mrs. Bachelor
was of a quiet and retiring nature and
stayed very closely II her home. She
was highly esteemed by all who knew
her. The nearest relatives living are
nieccs ane nephews of which the fol
lowing reside N this town: Fred .lIuse,
Mrs, Nellie Vaughan. II. A. Iluse. r. c.
Huse and grand nephcws, Il. S. lluse
and =. s. Huse. There are many
others in ncighboring towns. Funeral
services were held from her late home
Saturday afternoon at l o'clock. Rcv.
G.. f. Cnrrier officiating. f. b. Hutch
ms was the funeral director. The re-
mains were taken to Pennington by
Undertaken j. p. Butts of New Port
land by auto hearse for interment be-
side her husband Out of town rcla-
lives present were a nephew and wife
Mtsand Mrs Richard Trask of Wilton
n ntete and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
B. A. Hardy of Pennington
A. 80 word examination from the
MYTHS Spelling Scale, tile most widely
used standard test of spelling ability
was 8 ven to, the pupils of the fourth
TO eighth grades exclusive just before
tthe 6ipse Of school. A certificate fol
Eprofdency{in spelling correctly th'
Ifequfred number of words for his
Srbjte, { ,Thirty-thrce pupils earned
Fey titicatss, and of these twelve were
one grade higher. and two were TIVE
Frades. higher than the grade in VIII cl
F, they studied The following received
! certificates: Cora Batchelder. Law
I renee Cross. Ora Dnrrel, Emily Cur
/ ley, Kenneth Norris, Hilda Nichols
Dorothy Stevens. Irene Yorke Allen
Cross, Frances Dolbier Mariori
Frost hnpia Gilmore CLINTON Mich
OILS, Alma Stevens, Velma Tufts, Flor
ence Witham, Florence Blanchard
Alma Butterfield, Olive Churchill
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NAINSTREAM

Mrs. Myo Huff returned Friday
night from Portland whore she has
been visiting her husband who has
employment there.
Adelbcrt Campbell and Calvin Bra
Icy were callers at the home of VIM
Scekins Sunday.
Ola Leay.tt has gone to Boston,
Mass. for a several weeks visit with
her sister. Mrs. Nellie Dayey.
Mrs Harry Chase was a caller at
the home Of Phoebe Burdick last
Thursday.
Hildred Conroy went to Rockland
Saturday morning where she has en-
ployment as waitress in summer
hotel
Mabel Blne returned home Wed
nesday after visit Of a few days in
St Adams.
Ralph lIun is working for l.. Cor
son haul ng lumber from Cambridge
to Harmony
Lisbon Carr has new Chevrolet
combination truck and roadster. 1t is
very handy in his business as mer-
chant.
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MILLAY NEW PORTLAND

Mrs. E.lery Savage who has been
sick for long time and entirely help
les with rheumatism. passed away
Thursday evening. She leaves two
children, Mrs Blaine Atwood. ED Say
age; three erandch ldren, Thorly and
Nadine Atwood and Ellcry Edwin Say
age, and a large circle of friends Fun
eral will he at o'clock Sunday at the
Universaist church
Miss Christie MoultOn of Embden is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Harry Jack
son.
NJ SIS Laura aud Mildred Williamson
are home from Pennington Normal,
Just graduated Thursday.
A ball game was playcdtbetween the
Intermediate Schools Of Kingiield and
New Portland with victory for the
New Portland boys in the Parson S
School II to 8. N their favor.
Dana Davidson and Thorly Atwood
are stopping the Weekend with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. e. At
wood.
ID. d. Pinkham and family were on
the Hill Tuesday calling on her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Atwood.
Thomas Hogan was ut Madison dur
ing the week.
heavy rain Of a week has rottcd
gardens and grass in upland fields.
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BARRON'S CORNER

) Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Sproul are
entertaining company from their old
home this week.
] cornell us, Guy and Hayward Bill
Pg. cousins, were here from Haihes-
Vile New Brunswick.
MT. and Mrs. Charles Samson from
M'iiVhle' n. B. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Allen and daughter Pauline
from Pressure Isle were spending a
few days with Mrs. Henry Forman,
VINO rs sister to each of the above
mentioned lad ,es, and were calling on
old neighhors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Blaney and
daughters. Vera and Idella. and son.
kenneth' from Oldtown. were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hill this week.
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EAST POND

Dennis Leo of Oakland is working
at the Martens Farm.
School closed Friday. June 23rd
with a very successful term.
Thomas Bcrdn of Readdeld s visit
ing friends in this vicinity
Mrs, Helen Stevens of Norridge
wock and Mrs. clymena Stevens Of
Smthiield were guests of their sister
Mrs. Clara Rowe recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Loval Perkins and Mrs
Joe Dudley and children were Sunday
sitors Of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
f.. II. Rove.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Rowe of SHOW
hogan were Sunday callers at Il. IL.
Rowe's.
Mr., and Mrs. Dean Bulmer were
Weekend guests of Mrs. Bulmer's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Brooks.
Mrs l.ue Hutchinson of Oakland
was the guest of her brother, Nelson
Rowe.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Rowe and Mr..
and Mrs Guy Rowe of Skowhegap
were Sunday visitors of their parents
.yMr and Mrs. Selden Rowe. -
r.. H. Rowe and son were business
callers in Skowhegan Monday.
Fred Brooks Is working at Rocky
Shore Camps in Oakland.
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OAK HILL NORRIDGEWOCK

Mrs. Pearle York returned to her
hcme in Portland the first part OF
he week after assisting few weeks
the home of her sister. Mrs. a.
Il. Anderson. who still remains very
II. Another sister. Mss Abbie Gig
~ arrived last Friday from Sanford
md will remain with her sister, Mrs,
Anderson for awhile.
Miss Eta Holt departed last Sat
prday for Belgrade where she has EN-
,lovmcnt for the next four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Thompson, their
laughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Oddly, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Flet-
cher, their daughter Evelyn and sis
'er, Mrs Kate C. Holbrpnk.pf Skqw-
began passed Sunday A8eWNdns With
relatives here. w. e. FlSSfher and
fam ly. ~ N 4 a,SE5
George Grant who is ySgx, i(fEsatI ' ME-
home on Oak Hill is rSRpftaF vs. q
improving. Msi5&N4 MtfA
Mrs. Kicker and dauiht tie NH Nj
cker of Lewiston wAAss tts
nast week at the home d$Slf Rer-
tina Worthen. slss &Stssssy,kSs,ty. -.
A,Sunday school SIS to- bGEI}Sa izel
at the Oak Hilh$chAo fhsidnsf St1eAx Suh
dayaafternoon. y An stlfose Interested
n this much neefed wor9hre cor
daily invited to attend. Come and
bring the children and hslHimake this
movement a success. 4 r,HASadHss,fs "
The Oak Hill Club pass AHe Hifr:
ternoon Wednesday of last week itf
Mrs. Amos Holt. where ARRANGEMENTS
we're made for celebrating the 4tf
of July there, with picnic dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conley passed
Sunday at the home Of her sister
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CANAAN

Miss Doris Carr was the guest OF
Miss Elizabeth Dow last week. return
ing to her home in Boston, on Satur-
day
Mr. and Mrs. George Soule of Skow-
hogan were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil Cooley Sunday They returned
home Monday
Mrs. H. X Ballard of Lewiston, Mrs
H. A ireland of Washburn and four
children are sitting their mother
Mrs Frank Kcarney for several
weeks
Mrs. Georgia Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs
viii Fowler aud little son, Albert
Miss Ilarrictte Fowler and Scwall
Salisbury. motored to Scion Sunday,
where they passed the day with rela-
lives.
Miss Merle Drawn of Waterville
passed Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Ruth Drawn.
Mrs. EGie Merrill and little son arc
visit ng her sister, Mrs. Eva Chase, at
Skowheg1n.
BROWNS CORNER
Mss lmogcne Chadbourne has re.
turned from HincklcY, where she has
bern employed. a.
Miss Fr"uccs Laucastcr returned t.
her home in Skowhegan Friday after
a weeks visit in the Home OF her
uncle Z. ]. Lancaster and family.
Those from town to attend Mcr-
chants Day in Skowhegan report .
big Day" and the bargains were just
as advertised,
On account of the RI n II. l.. Pur
ington has not made the trip to Jack
man and Quebec IS planned.
Sel1en Fitzgerald and crew are
working TN tho road near Burton
Days and the Notch road The con
tinucd ran has made it bad for the
roads in general.
Mr. anil Mrs. Hcber Ogden am
their mother. Mrs. Jane Hall, of Hart
land. were at their farm in this place
Sunday.
Miss Annette Padham, a student of
S. H. s., is passing her vacat on in
the home of her uncle. Ivan Padham
and family.
The friends in this place of +. S
Burrill. North Hart'and, regret to-
learn that he Is still confined to his
home by Illness: however we are hop.
ing for his speedy recovery.
Ivan Padham is repair ng his stable
George HolGates sister has arrived
from Montreal, Canada, and Is to re-
main in her brothers home indefinite
w.
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Electricity for Cooking Is 1-3 Cheaper Than {
Central Maine Power Company
Skowhegan, Maine

days before her death in which she
fractured her left arm and left leg.
Up to the last her general health was
very good and her mind for the most
of the tine clear.
She was born in New Portland near
the Kingneld line on the west side Of
the river, June II, 1850. the daughter
of Joseph and Eunice Watson GarVille
and one of family of nine children,
Joseph, w liam, Eunice, Cynthia,
Melvina, Emily, Daniel, John and
Henry. When about 40 years of age
she was married to Benjamin Webster
of Kingfeld and they built and lived
for many years in the stand at the
corner of Br dge and Main streets,
since converted into three tenements
and owned by w. p. Watson. After
Mr.. Webster's death over fifteen years
ago Mrs. Webster went to North New
Portland where she lived for a few
years W tn her brother, Henry Car
/ willie. and for the past eleven years
has made her home with her nephew,
John Caryille, in Groton, Conn
Mrs. Webster will be well and kind
ly remembered By all of the residents
of Kingfeld % years ago.
The change If train time on the
Sandy II yer and Rangelcy Lakes rail
road effective Monday June 26 for
/ Kingfield is as follows: Leaves King
field for Bigelow at 1918 a. NJ and
$40 p. NJ: arrives from Bigelow at
i 1926 and $40 .. NJ; leaves King
field for Pennington at $50 =. NJ
arrives from Pennington at 6.l5 +.
NJ. Train stops over in Pennington
from 2.05 to 4.50 i. NJ.
At a JOINT meeting of tho school
boards of Kingield. New Portland
Lexington and Highland, this schoo
union. on June 9Th Clarence j. Dun
lap was reelected superintendent Of
Schools for the fourth term
The following teachers have beer
elected TO FIJI the two vacancies ii
the Kingfeld schools. Miss Katherine
Thompson CT Andover, n. H., a grad
uate class of 1922, of the New Hamp
shire State College. who will teacl
Engl sh and pHistory in the Higi
School. Miss Doris Brown will teacl
the Grammar school.
C. ]. Dunlap has gone to uniyersit!
, of Maine to attend the Snmme
, School, beginning Monday. June z6
Mrs. Dunlap and two children vii
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. tf,aii'
, Bearce in Spr ngfeld during Mr. Dun
, laps absence.
: Mrs. Wilbur Dexter and son, Wilbpr
| Ir, of New York City. are visiting be,
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Norton 10
D month. ~
T. Mrs. Lucretia p. Vose Savage diet
at her home in Kingfield Thursda!
: evening following long illness, aget
!, 60 years. She had been a great sur
{, ferer from rheumatism for about y
years and for ten years confined Il
i her bed. being cared for by her daugh
) ter. Mrs. Blaine Atwood, until few
weeks ago. During all of this tim
r. she was very patient and cheerful
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News of Somerset's Busy Towns

Clement also Hadley Richardson, all
OF Smithfleld were callers here Fri
day.
John Perkins OF Skowhegan was
calling on friends here recently.
Martin Perkins has completed his
barn and is now painting his house
Delbert Savoy is repair ng his. barn
down on the Green place.
II. l.. York has been making repairs
on his place in Norridgewock.
Marshall Micue is working in Wa
teryille.
Arthur Savoy is listing his uncle
Delbert Savoy.
George Guimond and son, Gregory
were callers in Norridgewock recent
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LEXINGTON HEIGHTS

Mrs. Charles Boynton and son Re-
ginald OF Waterville who have been
passing two weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Al
len returned home Sunday afternoon
o: S. Allen accompanied Mrs :.
Boynton as far as Norridgewock
where he W II visit his sister and mo-
Their for few days.
Lloyd Nutting passed a few days
last week in Madison.
Justin Howard Fenton and Ralph
Dunphy have gone to Lewiston where
they have been employed to work on
the state road.
Arthur WEIGH and mother OF Arson
Valley we're callers in town Friday.
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rMRnEN LAkE

Next Sunday. July md VIII y NJ
served as children day at ne 4,,s y,
odist church held at 'ue "
schoolhouse. ..t
Mrs. Fred Sally had ng IL. uart
Grated upon SATURDAY p.' neral,
and Hopkins performed me w .,,yi
Miss Emily Wentwor'n Is ~
with Mrs. Fred Sally ...iGne b
Henry Fields sister is VIZ
for a time. olcntfgi
Strawberries are qu'e y
the fields this season
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Mrs Clark and family N Norridge-
woCk.
Mrs. Lillian Miller of Norridgewock
stayed with her mother one night last
week at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
J. +. Taylor.
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Hermione Hutchins, Minnie I.ovejoy.
Winona Morris. Nellie Morrison, Erna
Nichols. Ruth Packard, Flora Stevens,
Hazel Stevens, Ohm. Nainio, Beulah
French, Media Knapp, Sylvia Ring,
Bertha Soulc, Ta.mi Nainie.
Mrs. II. Z. Durrell was called to
North Arson Monday morning by the
death of her brother Grin Pullcn, who
with Warren Nutting of Lex ngton,
ami Tom Morans wife of North Arson
was elcctrocuted Monday morning
when they drove into the mill-yard of
the New Castle Lumber Company.
Warren Nuttng was a brother of John
Nuttiug Of'this town and the latter with
his wife and daughter and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tufts went to
Lexington to attend the funeral SER
vices.
Or. c. c. Weymouth of Midway,
Mass. came Monday by auto for a
week or ten days vacation and visit
with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Wey-
mouth and sisters, Mrs. Guy Hume
well and Mrs. Harold ilutchins. Miss
LaCasse graduate nurse, accOmpa-
nied him. going to her home in Scion
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carville of Gro
ton, Conn. were guests at The Her
bert the first of the week. motoring
her Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
their aunt, Mrs Eunice Webster,
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MRS EUNICE WEBSTER

The remains of Eunice Webster, wi
dow of BENJAMIN Webster of X ng
field. were brought here from Groton,
Conn. where she died June l6, Mon
day for funeral and interment Fun
eral services were held from the Bap
list church Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock, the pastor, Rev. G. f. Currier
officiating. lntermCnt was in the fam
lily lot in Sunnyside cemetery beside
her husband Out-os-town re atives
present were her brother. Henry Car
vile and wife of North New Portland
and the following nieces and neph-
ews: Mr.. and Mrs Ed Abbott OF New
Vineyard, Mr.. and Mrs. John Carville
of Groton. Conn, and Miss Hattie
Luce of Clinton. Mass, Mr. and Mrs.
i. J.. Voter and Stanton Carville of
Stratton, Chas. Wyman and two
daughters and a son of Dead River,
The surviving near relatives are the
brother age SIS years MENTIONED above.
and. nephews, J. l.. Carvillt of King
field j. B. Carville of Spring Lake,
John Carville of Connecticut with
whom Mrs Webster made her home
for the latter years of her life Chas.
Carvillc Of Colorado, nieces, Mrs. Eta
Howard of Clinton, Mass, Mrs. Ella
Caldwell of Ocean Pc mt, Mrs. Dele
Gormain and Miss Hattie Luce OF
, Clinton, Mass, Mrs, Ed Abbott of New
Vineyard, Mrs. E. J. Voter of STRAIT
fon end arother niece of Clinton
Mass, Mrs. Mile Luce; stepson
Leon Webster of Colorado.
Mrs. Webster was 92 years old and
her death was due to the inhrmities
of age the direct result being the
shock of a fail which she suffered four
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