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'FOLLIES' SHOW GIRL
SWALLOWS POISON
Helen Lee Worthing Found
Writhing in Home-Quar-
rel i'm Show Recalled.

Helen Lee worthington %, Ziegfeld
Follies girl, was taken to Bellevue yes
terday suffering from bichloride OF
mercury poisoning. Friends said Miss
Worthing. who lives at SO West Sixty
fifth street, had been in poor spirits
recently in consequence OF a quarrel with
another Follies girl.
According TO the negro maid at Miss
Workings apartment the poison was
taken by mistake. She said the actress
went to the bath room to take a dose
OF headache medicine and swallowed
tho mercury tablets instead. Miss
Worthing is said to have informed
her aunt at the hospital that she
reahed out from her bed TO get
some aspirin tablets on d table at the
side, and picked UP the mercury tablets
without noticing her mistake.
Mrs. NJ. c. Morgan, the superintendent
OF the apartment house. was called In
by the maid. She found Miss Worthing
lying on the floor. writhing In pain
Her condition at night was reported to
be serious. II was said at the Ziegfeld
offices that she has been engaged for
the next edition OF the "Follies." The
quarrel is said IL have been with Edna
Wheaton. another member OF the pres
cnt cast.
Boston. April 19.--Helen Lee Worth
ing Is the daughter OF Richard f..
Wortham of 149 Massachusetts, avenue.
On receiving notice of his daughters
condition. her father left by train for
New York city
Miss Worthing Is a native Of Louis
vile, where at IL she won first prize
for the most perfect hands and arms in
Louisville Soon after coming to Bos-
ton in 1919 she won q motion picture
beauty contest and went to New York
to study for the stage. In tho mean
time she had secretly married Charles
Mcdonald, advertising man, in Chicago.
divorcing him here last January.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-28
Cases for Trial at
December Term OF Court
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
pages of fine type in the docket to
describe its tortuous progress
through the courts since the bill
was first filed in November 1912.
The civil eases set for jury
hearing are as follows:-
Mt. Ida School, Inc, V. Daniel
7. Gilman ct al and trs, contract.
Henry c. Stetsor V. the Parker
Young Co., tort.
Samuel Duca V. William Bowley
and James Craigie, tort.
Lila c. Miles Y. Fri F. Leavitt,
bastardy.
Joseph Mullany Y. the c. H.
Goss Co., and IT,, contract.
Sewell Page V. Ernest Clark ct
al, tort.
Boston and Name Railroad v
Gilman Brothers, book account.
Milo Baird Y. l.. C. Udall and
IT,, contract.
Ressie Rutledge V. Willie
Church, bastardy.
William McCrea V. Arthur S.
Sillitee, tort.
Jason J. Badger and Sarah Bad
ger V. Sanford Z. Hooker and trs.,
contract.
Albert Judd V. Martha W. Kim
bail, tort.
j. Lee Johnson :. L. D. Fetch
er, tort.
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offer the question. Here is a
young man who is headed the
wrong way. He finally bumps
against the law ana is fined, or
bound over to the grand jury. A
woman comes in and urges US 10
write up the affair as a Warming
to other boys. She tells us what
bad influence liz has on the boys
around town, and that it would
help parents if publicity We're
gwen to the story Of this hayward
youth.
Then comes the boys mother,
heGrtbroken, and bravely trying 10
keep back the tears. She begs US
not to print the story; assures US
the boy has q kind heart and meant
well, but he got in wrong" If we
write up the affair, she urges, it
will make it that much harder FOR
him 20 live it down; and she Just
knows he will keep straight in the
future if he only has i fair chance.
(To be continued)
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Mutual Fire ms. Co., contract.
The Louden Machinery Co. V.
William H. Wright. apt. and IT,,
contract.
Claude NJ. Richmond V. lido
Peist, tort.
Ludger Landry V. Luther w.
Hunter and Agnes Hunter, con-
tract.
lido Peist V. c. NJ. Richmond
and trs., contract.
E. ]. Thompson and Cora L.
Thompson V. Morris Nuremberg.
contract.
E. +. and Z. l.. Rowe V. A. A,
Caldwell. contract.
Helen ?. Weeks V. Bert Ward,
contract.
John Cusson V. "A. C. LaClair
and trs., contract.
Charles W. Tilton V. H. A. Hea-
ley, tort.
Leon Bcssette V. George Pa
quette and IT,, contract.
The cases set to be heard by the
court are:
Isabel H. Ward V. B. U. Wells,
contract.
Howard N. Elliott V. George A.
Walker and IT,, contract.
Simonds, Searles and Graves V.
William j. Donaldson, contract.
White Sewing Machine Co. V.
Norman c. Mclean and IT,, con
tract.
Norman T. Michand and Anna
Michaud V. Cora NJ Chatfee and
Henry ". Adams, contract.
+. f. Richardson Y. Fred r.
Simpson, contract.
Globe Rubber Tire Mfg. Co., v
Harry Dolgin, contract.
Citizens Savings Bank and
Trust Co., V. c. f. Silsby, con
tract.
George A. Veasie Y. Newbarre
Granite Co., Inc, apt, contract.
p. S. Lang and f. H. Leach V.
Edward Stone, contract.
S. L. Darling, Jr., Y. Mary De-
VangenZe, contract.
Whitcher and Cobb V. X. c.
Harrington and wife and IT,, con-
tract.
/. s. ROBBIE " Horace Brooks,
contract.
L. s. ROBBIE V. Frank L. Lurvey,
contract.
L. s. Robbie v A. A. Darling.
contract.
L. S. ROBBIE V. Joseph Archam-
bault, contract.
l.. S. ROBBIE V. Charles Sweeney,
contract.
Edwin NJ. Clark, apt, V. Estate
of Peter Bushey, Tina L. Bushey.
admx., appeal from probate.
l.. 5. ROBBIE V. James NJ. Gilman,
Ella NJ. Gilman and Raymond w,
Gilman, contract.
}. Lee johnson V. A. r. Daniels
and H. d. Sweetser and IT,, con-
tract.
H. G. Kent V. A. A. Caldwell,
contract.
Turner and Garter Y. Homer C.
ingalls,, contract.
+; {. Harvey V. Thomas H. Nc
Farland, apt, contract.
F. f. Richardson and L. T.
Simpson V. Fred r. Simpson, con-
tract.
Passumpsic Savings Bank v
Ralph f. Maynard, contract.
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-09-14

MIR au# Mrs Charlie Neeman o..
Boston. Mass have been guests of r.
laarrs m ms vicinity and Canaan
Herbert Richardson f. moving bis
family and household goods 10 skow
herau Village.
Mrs Laura LouhIer visited h,r
friend. Mf4 Frank poolcr enc duF
recently
Miss lleIeH cakes. who has Boon
passing tbe summer NJ J. q &h..I
oeka Went II Fairfield SUNDAY where
she VIII bsHemr student N the tm
senf
Miss f Feln Richardson lsa SION
day Tor Pennington where she HIl
entsr me state Normal school
Howard hopkins If Geafg town.
Mass. and Miss Edna Davis Of cana.
an we're callers i Henry Richardson Fl
Sunday
Those Who attended the whitman
eorsou reunion al Brighton were Mrs
Mary Goodrich and daughter Alice,
Mr. and Mra Manley Lambert Glad s
and Josephine Cumming.
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News Of Somerset's Busy Towns
NnIiRInGEMOl k


i1id YOU attend the foartH oi 5uIy
Celebration at Aorridse"ork ms year
ana DO you remember N"dl Il -,
susses3 u H"a - ~ w., III
'i'e e'.ie"' a'ioii VI -. s,ai, ana
Cpi1e ~ 'ie al ,I, '',ie'' - pa.,il -.
Horse ! Ut II ram ~. - na - 80,
l''eeS I'm oii ~ - a,,,rsa .=n,,
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huiaisu uo'i'i5 a., '.,,4f,,.,,, a,.,,ea
IN the hoIss II - ' ~ aai,,n,ittsa in
loi oeiei INNS -, -. ean - ,,,l,e
cnaise al o9iHs AZ u Is = rha,1a no
l, IL, i ea.tan,hor n tho event. il
stormy on ''ep, a.I,',. .
10 be hgiu On o'v -. ro.o.a %
lhe oman |'. t,.59 a1.a = Ia
l"e '9hs ia oil'l ~ .'ia,,i. - mo
an al Jay i'i - I,.,9,l.,. -, frnas
Hoii'e "a W. -. - 10 4 mic
~ .3;,,,,,,,. ,,.il1 lao eo,.vad at noon on
,bo lau.n and all those not solicited
for ANYTHING else please bring cake
~. naetry md everyone is also noti-
GOD r. bring Mate cnp. knife, fork
and snoon
Mrs. Ida Glover Of Maiden, Mass
who is visiting her cousin. Mrs Mel
Iio TAYLOR ie visiting relatives in Mer-
GOV this wealr
-.4;,,4. - tho Tad;oe
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GOODYEAR
Tires, Tubes, Accessories
Authorized Ford Service
Oils

SANKEY'S Garage, U. T.. Stanley, Prop
Frank Miner, accompanied by Mrs.
Evelyn Miner and Mrs. Cora Hilton
enjoyed an automobile trip through the
AroostoOk County last week.
Miss Edna and Miss Autice Chevioi
have returned from Maranacook where
they have been doing table work dur
ing the summer.
A. N. Perciyal and Guy Emmons
were in Abbott, Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Harlow accompanied
by Mrs. Julia Fields, Mrs. Georgia
Farrand and Mrs Kate Ham were in
Skowhegan and Lakewood one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leighton of An
son have been visiting Mrs. Carter
at the Norridgewock Hotel.
Harold Pierce was home from Ban
gor over Sunday.
Miss Frances Jones visited IN SHOW
hegan two days last week.
Mrs. C. A. Bennett is still confined
to her home by Illness.
Floyd Mitchell is enjoying vaca-
ton from his duties as night operator
at the Farmers Telephone Exchange
and his place is being taken by Ivan
Stevens.
DR.. Ames has had Farmers Tele-
phone installed and his number is Gil
Archie Danforth Of Skowhegan was
in town Monday attending to Farm
ers' Telephone business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall of Boston
were in town last week over Sunday
visiting Mrs. Marshall's aunt. Miss
Alice Johnson and other relatives.
DR.. Joseph Taylor left last Tues
day for Old Orchard where he was to
pass a few days with relatives before
returning to his home in Boston. DR..
Taylor has been passing a few weeks
with his mother Mrs. jeanette John
son.
An entertainment was given in the
Baptist Vestry one evening by young
girls classes and was a very enjoy
able affair. Miss Carrie Walker, the
teacher of the class, and the members
of the class Bernice Blaisdell, Au-
drey Boone, Esther Witham, Hilda
Miller and Lanice Williamson are tC
be congratulated upon the fine enter
tainment which they presented consist
ing of a one act comedy, dialogues
and music. About twelve dollars
were cleared.
Goodrich Hipress' Leather Top Rub
bers are water proof Are of Chrome
tan leather, don't take a chance OF
wet feet. Buy them of j. M. Pierce
Miss Frances Dresser of Kennebunh
has returned to attend the local high
school.
Miss Bernice Blaisdell was the
guest of her friend Miss Louise Jewell
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OAK HILI-NORRIDGEwOCK

Rev. j. f. Taylor attended quarter
ly meeting In Rome last Sunday
Lyle Taylor visited RELATIVES in
Bingham and Scion the past week
Miss Eta Holt after few DAYS.
visit at home returned TO Watefsille
last week to enter college for the fall
term.
Mrs. Amos Holt has been quite lll
the past few days.
Mrs. Lillian Miller is employed m
the home of Mr.. and Mrs " e..
Young as their daughter, Mis- Beer
tina Young left for Embden SUNDAY
where she will teach school tins 10 70
which opened last Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams have
been spending a week with relatives
Farmington
WIr. and Mrs George CouIef arc
enjoying a visit from their niece III 81
Timony this week.
A very pleasant family reunion co..
cured Unexpectedly last SUNDAY al
ternoon at the home of Mr. ana Mrs
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spective homes, thanking both Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell for their hospital
ity The next reunion will be at
kingsbury pond. Following is a list
of those present: Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Cook, Mr. and Mrs Stephen Campbell
Henry Sinclair. Mr. and Mrs. Riley
Campbell and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Verne Curtis and children, Mrs. Jane
Woodbury., Mrs. Ina Woodbury., Mrs
Grace Burns and children, Guy Cam
eron, Mrs Ethel Bickford and son
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hinton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Keaton and children, Mr.
and Mrs. j. j. Bunker, Mr. and Mrs
Manley Campbell Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Campbell and little granddaughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pettingill and
child, Mr., and Mrs Chas. Campbell
and children, Mrs Rosa Straw, Mrs
Angie Kinds, Alya Campbell, VIII
Nelson and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sinclair and
two children Maverine Reed Tom and
Earle Reed of Harmony visited Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Sinclair Sunday.
Preston Small and J. ]. Bunker were
in Guilford Saturday on business.
Mrs. Flora Davis, who has been Wis
ting in Readfeld, returned home
Thursday.
Nelson Whitman has purchased q
new Ford car.
Jasper Leavitt was in Brighton one
day last week.
Mrs Beulah Small was in SkoWhe-
gan Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Moody and Mrs
May York of Brighton were callers al
David Thompson's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs f. II. Sinclair of Har
mony were in town Sunday.
Leland Keaton who has been visit
ing in Kingsbury for the past few
weeks, has returned home.
Quite a number from this town at.
tended Dollar Day at Skowhegan Fri
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Hussey at
tended the Fair at Guilford Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith of Brighton
were in town recently.
Ned Gilman has been at work fol
Bert Fish digging potatoes.
Miss Nancy Stillston of Boston who
has been the guest of Mrs. n. A. 30
wer at the home of G. L. Austin has
returned to Arson where she is visit
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Horace Low returned Friday from a
two weeks vacation spent With his
sister. Mrs Frank callahan al her
summer home In Lilehheld
Misses Elizabeth. Earle Alfredo
F1ewelllng and Joseph Plourd have
entered skowhegan high school this
term az freshmen MWiel Walker
viii attend the fifth grade In town
All viii board at home
Nr and Ars Thomas Fle@fllng
aud children made trip "a Brooks
on Saturday 10 visit Mrs FleWslling s.
mother. Mrs Sophia klng and Sis
ter. Mrs Lee H3mln
Ar and Mrs HerFsy Salisbury and
daughters. Marlory aud Gleniee ac-
eompanied By Mr. and Mrs ] Verne
Wiley made a trip hY auto ON Sunday
10 Augusta and Togus II Ras an
interesting trip for all A picnic
dinner on the way W9s much enjoyed.
Miss Gertrude Collins OF Madison is
stopping at II r. salisbury 3 aud at
tending skowhegan high school Win
Miss HarJory Salisbury @ho enters ON
her junior year this term.
Atilf kfN ol dthifAaH " 'A' ttH t' q"
STAYING with his uncle ana aunt. Mr..
aud Mrs. Charles Holden returned 10
his home on SUNDAY accompanied hy
Mr. and Mrs Holden "a far "a Cara
mnk. where they enjoyed a picnic din
ner with other relatives
Mrs Emma Tuttle returned FRIDAY
night from a visit Of two weeks spent
with relatives In Massachusetts,. Mrs.
Alfred Smith who kept house for Mrs.
futile with her daughters Mildred
and Marion returned 10 their nome
in Augusta ON Saturday afternoon.
The Central Maine electric light
line ia being extended on the notch
road az far as the Tnitle Bros. farm
a crew IL at work settitg poles Some
blasting has 10 be done beside the
Tnt.le farm building. T. o LOOMS
viii have his ane set OF farm build
mrs lighted by electricity.
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viii be remembered as Miss Lillian
Hight.
Little Lawrence Tibbelts. three year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. 1ibbetts
met with the misfortune to injure his
arm on the occasion Of his birthday
party Ray pictures failed toy re
veal any serious trouble altho the lit
tie fellow is carrying his arm in a
support al present.
Miss Lillian Shepherd arrived at N.
II. Cooks last week from Boothbay
Harbor, where she has been working
during the summer. Before leaving
the Ilarbor she underwent an opera
ton at Or Gregory's Hospital for her
tonsils and also one on her nose. The
surgeon was DR. t'relgh Of New York.
Rev Frank Hall and wife with their
three sons of WOodfords were visitors
AT the Fox Brothers home last week
Other visitors at the home were Her
bert Ladd and wife of Madison also
Rev Brown of that place.
Arrivals by stage Saturday evening
were: Mrs Henry Turner of Wal
than, Mass, who will remain with
her parents. MI. anu MIS-. j. +, 1iOl-
man for several weeks. Miss Florence
DuntOn who returned home after two
months at Harpswell, where she has
been employed in a summer hotel and
Miss Florence Knox, teacher of house
hold economics at Somerset Academy
Mrs. Emily Staples left Monday for
visit with relatives in Benton after
spending two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. j. F. Holman.
DR.. Stnchfield of Skowhegan was
, called to see Mr.. Holman early Mon
day morning. f. II. Holman of Will
ton arrived Monday night to spend his
vacation with his parents.
Arthur Hight returned Monday from
Northeast Harbor, where he has been
bell hop at the Kimball House for the
summer.
Miss Hazel Curtis, a summer board
er at the Fox Brothers home. has
been at her home in Harpswell for a
few days.
BUNKER HILL
The third annual Campbell reunion
was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Manley Campbell, Sunday, Sept 3rd.
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~ = Fletcher when h. brother Bert
j. Fletcher and family his sisters.
aH# E Halbrook. AR Ahe Thomp-
on and family OF sbaHhegan and
fH# w. { Mower. her eon clyde
aaa Iuy friend. Miss Atkins and Miss
l##HHHIue Mower of Dexter. III ar
#H#aI neither family expecting 10 meet
H. other there. and much was added
L. aa enjoyment OF the happy oeca-
4an rb,n some old friends Of the
fH#.. MIR md Nj FLOYD BLACK
,0.a# ST Fairfield arrived ou tie scene.
Il So ID IolH crowd and the after
nos .tU Ing be- remembered bY an
KsE .Hd Mrs J + TAYLOR en-
ifaf=.n,I relatives and friends from
IsEael.au aud 5olon last week
81. AutIs GIfgy departed last sun
dae Hf a#NhegaH where she is en-
g8ra8 teaching loo the high school
Master RAYMOND spencer returned
10 E#s uume ia Bangor last Saturday
Afternoon a6fsf two weeks VISIT with
ms aunt 80 uncle III and Mrs "
{. Fletcher
Mr. r. II Bates attended Chau-
tanaua 0a =682hegan two daya last
week
Mr. VIII Fairfield and two daugh
ters. Ahs Flora and Mrs. Bonnie
Wftham and children visited Mrs Ann
TAYLOR last sunday Al the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs % Il Packard
The OAR nH Club enjoyed We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs Thomas
CammacE
Most Of tie children or Mr. and
Mrs. T C Abbott a. well as many
others are suffering with severe colds
at present III thJ# vicinity
o. @. Aim of UaierUile and his
father Osborn Allen Of Dexter were
callers last Friday afternoon at the
home OF ". & Fletcher
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~ ~ IL VII
Rain proof. one piece wind
shield; windshield wiper. cour-
tcsy light ON the drivers side.
which promotes safety in pass
ing other cars at night.
Tonneau lamp with long extern
sion cord; oowl parking lights;
cowl ventilator; jewrlcd eipht-
day clock; large, rectangular
plate glass window in rear cur
tain.
Massive head lamps thief proof
transmission lock toolcompart-
ment In the left front door;
shock absorbors.
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ATHENS

Mrs G A. Emery, Federal clerk at
Washington, d. c. arrived Sept. b. she
will be away for three weeks. one
which she will spend in town, one IN
Dexter and vicinity and the other to
he spent en- route Previous to COM
ing here she was present at family
reunion of the Hayden family held
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. George
Hayden in Guiford.
Miss Eleanor Williams spent last
week with her grandmother MRS.
Dorcas Hall in Dover. Miss Williams
returns to Wheaton College next week
Mrs. Whitaker returned to Boston
last Friday after an extended visit OF
several weeks with her daughter MIS-
Werner Wormlight
Arthur Smith who several weeks
ago purchased a home In Skowhegan
has recently moved his family to that
place His house here has been
rented to parties who plan to occupy
II soon.
Band concert Sunday at 8 o'clock at
Fairview Park, Skowhegan.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John Norris
OF New York City are extending con-
CALCULATIONS on the arrival of a little
daughter born Sept 4. Mrs. Morris
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SMITHFIEI4D

Mr.. and Mrs John Sabine are the
proud parents of baby boy born
Thursday, September 18th.
Mr. and Mrs Arrie Corson. Mr..
and Mrs Robert Corsen and Florice
Cook with another automobile party
were al North Pond ON a picnic sun
day and while there called on rela-
tiyes and friends
Mrs Earl Moor returned 10 Bos-
ton last Wednesday and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Moor and son Junior return
cd to New York Friday The White
Owl is now closed until Fair Day
when Joe Littledeld will have it for
the day
Peter Mcdowell returned to Sew
York after having been az the new
North Pond House all summer. work
ing
The last moving pictures Of ihe
season win be shown al the Grange
hall. Monday night ot this week
A Republican rallq WIS held at the
Grange hail last Thursday evening
the speakers We're Representative
Frank Holley Howard Weeks aud Mrs
GROCER
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Emerson and
son Francis II shWhegan called ON
Mrs ,g,omi Grove. sunday. also 9th
er relatives
SOUTH SNrHFIELn
Mira ~ S Richardson and two
children Willis and Geneve passed
several iaya Iaet week. with Mrs c.
s. Holmes In Water.l1e
Mr. and Nfs Wallace Morrow and
family have moved 10 their new home
/ In Norrdgeaaek-
/ Vernon NafroW left Labor Day for
/ Monsoon Mass whore he has employ
maHt
/ T. t. Hartford. Miss Helen Hart
tfH. SIR and Nrs = II Hartford.
Who have heen visiting al the home OF
Mr. aud Mrs T.. / Hartford re
turned fo their home IN Lowell. Mass
SUNDAY They made the trip BY au-
Howard Wright who has been visit
ng ~ the home OF Miss Lillia Mer
rosy returned To his school in Madi
saa. Sunday Miss Morrow goes 70
her school in Raymond Monday
The Whitehonse school commenced
September fourth Mrs. Bertha
Ndsher. teacher
Frank Mosher. Evely Mosher, Mar
tina and Charlie Dudley, aud Geor-
gla Richardson have returned to Nor
r.dreNock. where they are attending
hgh school Minnie Perkins is go
iug also
Edgar Stevens who has been In
poor health for a long time ia very
low George stevens who has spent
The summer AZ the home OF F W.
Lawrence has returned 70 his home
In lewiston
MIR and Mrs John Sabine are re-
ceivlng congratulations on the birth
of a son The young man has been
named John Junior.
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BrRNs' DIST NoRRIDGENofk

Claude Beachard Is helping Fred
Davis huek hts sweet corn
Rnel Hanson from Bangor VAS a
gnsat al A " Parsons home last
week
Armies ars very scarce in this Ficin-
itY
CLAYTON Topper and family were re-
cent guests At Fred Davis.
Mrs A " Parsons went 10 Au
ru4ta Saturday and remained over
sunday to attend the baptism 81 1T
Re grand daughter at the Episcopal
Church
Edith FoRles has recovered from
NefrurIaI poisoning which she had In
her face.
J f. Barley IS cutting wood for
Herbert Withee
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BUNKER HILL

The third annual Campbell reunion
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Manley Campbell, Sunday, Sept 3rd.
At noon a bountiful dinner was serv-
ed with a dessert of ice cream. AT
a late hour they departed for their re-
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1922-11-15
The Churches

Methodist Protestant Church.
AT Rose Hill next Sunday.
Sunday School at 10 O'Clock.
Preaching at 11:l5. Subject:
death and Judgement"
We haye been reappointed
pastor Of the Pageland circuit,
and next Sunday vii! be our first
appointment for next conference
year.
The public is cordially invited.
]. w. Quick. Pastor.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1922-11-15
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Imagination exercises wonderful
force upon our health for good or
Ill. Samuel Rogers, the poet tells Of
a man who, resolved on suicite. picked
up dose Of poison, but died before
he could bring 1t to his lips. Another
man caught violent chill by imagin-
ing himself In draught from win
dow leading into a bookcasesA A hardy
soldier in the trenches swaliowed a
harmless spider. His mates agreed,
rs joke, to tell him that was a
venomous insect, and all ketcnded
that his looks were ghastlykI Alarm
Ing. The joke was carried % ~ usat
the soldier. completely belies5sS them.
fell into state Of coma ai1y nearly
died.