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DON'T MISS THIS

DON 7 MISS TNTe
eppcytunty TO s.cur. Your building plot
before Spring; only so minutes fror1 Hud
son Terminal in ono Of the finest suburbs
in Ncv Jersey, at SEQ front foot: fully i'm.
proved water, gas, electricity. curbs gut
ter". sfde~alNs A few choice locations
now available; small payment secures plot,
We ~il' finance and build your home on
For tull particulars call write or phon..
FRANK MILLER. Is Park Row. Barclay
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Florida

La Heand HiShlanl-~Grapefru and Orange
GIo'". Wonderland. Write for Nluetrator
folder. w. T. Italian & Co. 7o9 UNay. \. y
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Manhattan

'TH AV., 2o26 FURNISHED 3 rt,n,X. two
oashs' SsoO month apt ,. south can
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PRlN ATE HOUSES

Haze large Hat OF residences on both
Last and West Sides for sale. Full
particulars given 20 principals
JOSEPH M1LNER COMPANY. INC.
sos 9TH Az. Vanderbilt 36oi
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9sTfl ST. 43 E-Two rooms. bath st,chon
Square 66Ss "''9o'
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TO LET-rNrrp<rs,,,,,>
Manhattan

o'Ih sI.. l@s EAST-slx rooms. . baths
ahd rooms. baths: new buildinr. nn
ususlly attractive. ""-
CULVER & co
'-e-' o9 Naulson sN' Tel. Murray Htll 2o.4
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PELHAM

AN EXCEPTIONAL. offer in Il brick and
shingle house. rooms . baths built in
garage; hot water heat; 8 minutes from
station: price $19500. DRUMMOND. II
East 42d st. Phone Murray Hill 1925
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RYE

DESIRABLE NEW COUNTRY HOMES
NINE ROOMS. THREE BATHS: FIRE
PROOF GARAGE ATTACHED. FOR PAR
TICULARS APPLY TO VIM II. RATTEN
q SONS. BUILDERS OF HOMES. Tele.
phone RYE a76.
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APARTMENTS TO rEr-ruRS,surn

BisAN Tft'Cl- OFFICE 70 rent; tolophone. In
auirc Room 9ls, go 5th av.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

rLOJ 2roSl5o
Three Street rrou's
Sulta bic for
Commercial I'se-
War"housc or Garage
Exchange for
Suburban Resi1euc-
SLAWSON & HOBBS, 1s2 " 52na =,
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TEfs PROPERTY Is BE1NC; SOLD TO
settle an estate. Situated In very good
residential section. only IL minutes from
station, u block from trolley. Frame and
etucoo dwelling; reception hall. living room
and slcepinE porch. steam heat gas laun-
dry n cellar. Lot 6311G0 Price only 1000
JOSEPH v hEATING
Resltor. Madison. ~ T.
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Long Island

FLUSHING. 90 minutes Fem station nine.
room house. corner lot; all modern i'm
rroferents. including awnings screens
s'o-In windows and ehadee: cos. SIS 600 :
-.N si> 900 cash $500. Phone owner
Fiuehi1S 1905.
FAH ROCK KAWAr-2-tan,itv hou.s: ideal
lccs ton al improvements: near station
Phone lts. Far Ecckaway. any morning
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OWNER LEAVING COUNTRY WILL.
sacrifice beautiful Gentlerar',
Country Home, - rooms. Colonial
house. baths, all modern convsni
cnces; IL acres. wonderful grounds;
2-car garage. with outer buiidinCs
electric plant. electrical house ma
ch'ne-J; one mile from station, near
norrfstovn. on tho lacha~anna f. r.
Very Easy Terms.
Apply Room 11ls. . Rector St. or
Phone Rector 1880.
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9TH ST. pear Park Ave.--Beautifu,l,.
iuEnisheo three room aDartnont for .al,
or Will sublet TO Oct L. t'au Pla1s '"s %oeo oa'e
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Long Island

tCCKNlLLE CENTRE-512 Merriok Road
Deautlful slx-room, bath heat. garage
si26 Jenerson 74oS or Rockvil,e Centsr
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brooklyn

\ REAL BARGAIN
Nev. hollow tile. stucco. nine-rool hous.
built 20 on uer's specifications. corner
lot. soxloo contains rye living room
dining room. large enclosed and heated front
porch and breakfast porch, tiled Kitchen,
bgtiHr's pantry. lavatory. four masters bed
-"ot1s two u!ed bsths third floor. Two large.
isht rooms ami bathroom hot water heat.
'oetai weather stripping tax exempt. Cypress
sNo.. corner 2eth 81. Flushing. Price sos 900
Tor quick safe. Flushing 2ooo
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TO LET rok BUSINESS r,rpposv.

--------------------- 80 'OHFVSFs
For IAWyER, DENTIST OR BUSINESS
MEN i'sautiful Offices ncsr tooner
Square. 20 Eas' 7th ~
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Io5-Hand.ome Dwelling. $4,000

NO. 105-Ifandsome Dwelling. SIS 900
is really remarkably low figure
at which to buy modern brick
and timber dwelling. with seven good
rooms, two modern baths steam heat
open fire gas iitchen, lo~er-upper
por"hcs, metal weather strips and
double garage, on plot IS ft. front. IN high
est section. Immediate investigation is
urged II home OF this tyre interests
YOU. Designed By t. W. Bohlnsyer,
hli oct
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
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Hst sT rs W .~1iotel Robert Fulton n
southern exposure VIZ" D"'"'
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SIDNEY

WEST-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Barry of Lewiston, have recently been
weekend visitors of Mr.. Barry's
mother, Mrs. Fred Taylor.
Miss Jennie Freeman and friends
of Bates College. have been here at
Miss Freemans home for the week
end.
Mrs. E. L. Swift and daughter,
Dorothy. were dinner guests Wednes-
day of Mrs Charles Waite.
Mrs. Winfield Mayors left here last
Saturday for Somerville, Mass, where
she Joined her husband, and where
they will make their home.
Mrs. Louise Gallagher is visiting
her sister, Mrs. George Priest, East
Nassalboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wright Of
Augusta, have been recent callers of
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Richardson.
f. c. Wyman has purchased a new
truck.
The carpenter work on Mr.. Cowan's
house at Sidney Corner, is progress
ing finely.
Mrs. Edwin Lovejoy has been suf-
fering from an attack of stomach
trouble but is better at this writing.
A large number from West Sidney
attended the Friends Quarterly meet
ing at Manchester Sunday and en-
joyed the services very much. The
speaker, Mr.. Pemberton of Oregon,
was at the Friends meeting house,
Sidney, and held a service Monday
afternoon and evening.
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six months taking lessons in voice
culture and her many friends were
glad to hear the splendid results of
her advanced studies. The citizens
of Clinton may we'll be proud of these
young people who performed their
parts with so much ability.
Perry Brown, one of tile few re-
naming veterans, paid visit recent
ly to the schoolhouse on Town house
hill. It;is many years since he had
happened in there and though he
found great changes, there We're a
few familiar marks left. Mr.. Brown
was born in Brownville'16 years ago,
coming to Clinton with his parents
when he was seven years old. From
then until he was eighteen he at
tended school in the little school
house on the hill. At that age in
answer to the call of his country, he
and four Others from the school and
one from the district volunteered for
service. The others were, Asa Holt.
Francis Chamberlain, Green Bagley,
Charles Ninslow and Osgood Wey-
mouth; the last two and Mr.. Brown
are still living. In the near future
Mr.. Brown will pay a visit to Town
house school and speak to the pup
lis. They in turn will present a
program in honor of him and of
others who served with him. 1t is
sure TO be an occasion of much pleas
ure TO all.
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KENNEBEC co.
PROBATE COURT

The following business has been
transacted at adjourned sessions of
the probate court:
Wills proved, approved and allowed
OF Alfred Crcnicr. late Of Augusta,
Josephine Gernicr of Augusta, admin
istratriN with will annexed; Of Mary
+. Pendleton, late of Pittston, II. II.
Cary of PittStOn, executor; of SYLVIA
nus l.. Merchant, late of Winthrop,
Ellery w. Wentworth of Winthrop.
executor; of Ira Il. Lucas, late of
Readfeld, Marian +. Lucas of Read
late of Nassalboro, Leda Devinc OF
Nassalboro. eXecutriX.
Administrations granted-Of the
estate of Daniel Harris, late of Wat
erville, Mary A. Harris and Hester
f. Harris, both of Watervillc. admin
istratrices; of the estate of John
Tompkins. late of Gardiner, Ellen |.
Rouse of Farmingdale, administra-
triH: of tho estate of John Frost. late
OF Oakland. Henry l.. Hunton of Oak
land. administrator.
Accounts allowed-First and final
account of Clara Seward, admins
tratriX of the estate of Emma Il. Far
well. late of Winslow; first and final
account Of Robert a. Cony. admins
traitor of the estate of Willis r. Hal
!oF'ell. late of Augusta: first and final
ad"unt of Frank NJ. Dillingham;, eX-
ccutor of the will of Ida Keen Gill
bingham. late of Philadelphia, Penn. :;
first and final account of J. Henry
Doucett. guardian of Ruth V. Doucett,
minor. of Farmingdale: first and final
account of Nelma h. Wheeler admin
istratriN of the estate of Charles A.
Wheeler, late of Minneapolis, Mime
sofa.
Inventories filed-In the estates of
Maud 5. Berry, late of Augusta:
William G. Wentworth, late of Mt
Vernon; Greeley Chapman Pierce ct
al. minors, Of Oakland: Andrew J.
Wright. late of Benton: Mary A.
Coffin, late Of Augusta: Merle r.
Clark, late of China: Willis r. Part
ridge. late of Augusta. George w
Raymond. late of Winthrop: Eliza ].
Drawn. late of China Arthur r.
Meader. late of Waterville: Oliver
Thurston, late OF Clinton; Alfred
Grenier. late of Augusta; Lydia A.
Webb. late of Benton.
Papers filed for notice-Will and
petition for probate thereof of lisa =
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PALMYRA

Mrs. E. o. Savage was a week end
visitor in Etna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hodges Of
Brewer are visiting Mrs. Hodges
father, Walter Tracey.
Alonzo Parkman of st. Adams was
the guest of his brother. r. w. Park
man, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manner were in Ex-
eter Sunday.
Alba Weeks, A. J. Leavitt, and
Harry Turner were in Somerville
Saturday and Sunday on a fishing
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Cook visited
friends in st. Adams Saturday.
Mark Davis of Fairfield was call
ing on friends in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Lampher. Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll Lampher. Wesley
and Rena Lampher. all of Etna,
were at the home of j. 3. Lampher.
Sunday.
George Jackson was business
visitor in Augusta last week.
Mrs. Alba Weeks and daughters.
Genevieve and Sylvia, of Pittsfield,
were weekend guests of Mrs. Flos-
sic Leavitt.
John Pratt visited in Pittsfeld
last week.
Harvey Cook, David Turner, Mr..
and Mrs. Manner Turner. and Mill
dred Turner attended the dance in
Detroit, Saturday evening.
Mrs. 0. L. Parkman, Mrs. L. NJ.
Leavitt. A. l.. Parkman and Roy
to Bangor. Old Town and vicinity,
calling on friends.
The Adams school closed Friday.
An entertainment was given and re-
freshments of ice cream and cake
were served.
ID. S. Emerson and family were in
WaterviIle Sunday.
Elton Johonnett, who has been il
Boston for some time, came home
Friday night and expects to remain
at home for the summer.
Palmyra Grange held a regular
meeting Saturday evening with good
attendance. Fl. l.. Goodrich acted
as Master Two applications were
balloted on, Committee on resolu-
tons on the death of Worthy Master
Charles r. McCrllis, was appointed.
Lecturers hour:-Readings by Mes
Z mes Dyer, Johonnett, Merchant,
Furbush and Blaisdell and II. l..
Goodrich. Piano selection, Mrs. Elise
Magnus. Next Saturday evening will
be- election of Master and degree
w~rk.
Percy NJ. Cram and family, Harvey
Burrill and family of Winslow and
Mr.. Burrill'S mother of Litchffeld,
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Large Salmon Put Into
Lake CObbOSSeec0ntee

Through the efforts Of the Cobbos-
seecontee Fish and Game Association
1000 landlocked salmon were placed in
Cobbosseecontee last Friday. These
fish averaged five inches in length and
some measured six to seven inches.
In three years these salmon will
weigh from three to seven pounds.
Many more salmon and trout will be
planted mis- year and also black bass
Great interest is being shown by
everyone in the new Fish and Game
Association and it Is growing very
rapidly. Anyone that is interested in
the fishing and the future develop
ment Of Cobbosseecontee can Join. The
dues are only $500 per year and
Charles p. kinsman Of Augusta would
be very glad to receive a check from
anyone who has not already become a
member. The money obtained is used
to buy large fish that will live and be
able to take care of themselves when
placed in the lake--so the more MEM
bers the Association obtains the more
fish it can buy. Another lot of sal
| mon is expected very soon.
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NATIONAL home.

Officer of the day. Capt. Charles
A. Dunno.
George L. Fitzgerald of ST. Louis.
late Co. B. Is. U. S. Inf. has report
ed for re-admission.
Sylvan G. Shurtleff. Co. D, 8, Me.
Inf. has been granted a discharge
from the Home.
The Misses Charlotte Miller and
Jennie Tibbetts have resigned as
mattresses and will accept positions
at Indian Pond for the summer.
Daniel Healy has been appointed
Guard Sergeant in place of George
Dorcey resigned to go out on leave.
Burroughs have been granted TO
Nelson Holmes to Manchester, N. H.,
and Franklin H. Dean of North An
son.
The following members have been
dropped from the rolls for being abb
sent without leave more than 60 days:
Forster E. Campbell, late Co. D, I, U.
S. Inf; Dwellyn Fl. Clough, late Co.
c. 1O3, U. S. Inf; Arthur Colleton,
late Co. D. 1 r. l., Inf: Eugene c.
Gullifer, late Co. D. 81, U. S. c. A. c.;
William H. Moran, late Co. B. 1. Me.
Inf, and Eli F. Tufts, late CO. D, 4s,
L. S. Inf,
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WINDSORV1LLE

Miss Norma Sproul met with a pain
full accident Thursday. She had the
misfortune to fall and fracture her
leg; she is resting as comfortably as
could be expected.
George Even. Jr., of Woonsockct.
r. L., former resident of this neigh
borhood' is one of the latest arrivals
in town. He is doing himself the
pleasure of calling on old friends.
Arthur Sproul was Friday a bust
ness visitor in Chelsea.
Mrs. Ruth Brann was in Waterville
last week attending court
Marjorie Davis has returned home
from prolonged stay at Cooper's
Mills.
Earle and Wilfred Dodge, who went
to Pressure Isle for their automobile,
; have returned home.
Clarence Merrill of Augusta is a
guest at the home of Charles RackIiff.
Miss Helen Brann, who was a Sun
! day visitor at her home in Coopcr's
Mills. returned in the evening to A. Z.
| Sprouts.
Charles Crummett of Somcrville,
who has been employed by r. NJ York,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sproul and son.
Richard, were Sunday guests at the
| Joscclyn homestead Coopcr's Mills
road.
, Miss Isabel Dodge was guest of
her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs Ar
thur Dodge, over the Sabbath in Som
ervile
Adelbert Sproul and Peter Worth
were visitors Sunday in Somervile.
Miss Emma Locke has been with
! Mrs. Madison Lcavitt the past week
at Coopcr's Mills.
| Charles Rackliff returned Sunday
evening from visit with friends in
! Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Marston were Wis
itors Thursday in Augusta.
MIR. and Mrs. Kicker of Gardner,
| Mass, accompanied by an overseas
veteran, Romeo Caron. are being en-
| tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
| Sproul.
Miss Isabel Dodge was an over
night guest of Mrs. Sukefortt at
Coopers Mills Thursday.
| John Sproul of Augusta was a visi-
! tor in town last week.
George .lmpson arrived in town
Monday from Lewiston to pass Mem
orial day with his mother Mrs. Eu.
geniA Sampson.
Mrs Percy Groves of Auburn was
Sunday visitor OF her mother Mrs. d.
NJ. Sampson.
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CHELSEA

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. James, Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin James, of Dresden, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Patterson of
Augusta were callers recently at Mrs.
Hemenenway's cottage.
The condition of Mrs. Mary Allen
remains about tho same.
Mrs. +. NJ. Gilman is i'll with rheu-
matiSm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lilly and daugh-
ter of South Dresden were calling
Sunday on their aunt, Mrs. A. n.
Hemenway.
Mrs. Besse Cain is caring for Mrs.
Peasley in Randolph.
William Bruce has purchased new
car.
Donald Raymond of Waterville was
a recent guest of w. X. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Trask. Mr..
and Mrs. w. X. Thompson and Cliff
ton Thompson were Saturday night
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MANCHESTER

Mrs. Charles Davis has just re-
ceived shipment of day-old chicks,
CT the Pittsfeld strain of Rhode Is
land Reds.
\ box social will be held at the
Lincoln school, North Manchester,
Friday evening, June 2.
Mrs. John Gay was a business Wis
itor in Augusta Thursday.
Miss Mary Wingate has opened her
home on the Pond road after a three
months visit with relatives in Hal
lowell.
Work on the Central Marie Power
line which is being put up on the
Pond road is progressing finely.
Rev. Arthur Jones was caller
Friday on friends.
Walter Curtis is now being boarded
with Mrs. Mabel Foster.
The Wednesday evening prayer
meeting was held at the home of
w. d. Farr.
Warner Carver of Boston and
Chas. ii. Clifford of Lewiston, both
of whom are engaged in Sunday
school work. were recent callers at
the home Of l. Warren Hawkes..
The Misses Minnie, Marion and
Lucille Morse were weekend guests
of Mrs Mabel Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs Shirley n. Foster
are visiting at NJ. o. Fosters.
Mrs. Wesley Farr and family went
Monday to Portland.
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NORTH AUGUSTA

Frank White and son, Frank, Jr,
of Gardiner were guests of Mrs. Ruel
Dutton recently. Mr.. Duttoo is a very
Wei preserved man of 80 years.
Mrs. Charles Newton of Kents
Hill is at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Merle Grover.
Mrs Ida b. Written of South Port
land arrived on the L. NJ. train We'd
nesday to visit her mother, Mrs. l. G..
Wilton.
Mrs. Prince and two children have
returned to their home at Oakland
after pleasant visit with her grand
mother, Mrs. Lester league.
Mrs. l.. f. Vaughan is the guest of
her niece, Mrs. A. f. Wilton.
Mrs. Ida b. Written has gone to
visit her friend, Miss Carrie Getch-
ell. over Memorial Day.
Mrs. T.. ]. Philbrick and Mrs. Har-
rict Knowles enjoyed the day at
Island Park with the D. of H. lodge.
Wednesday.
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CORNVILLE

NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. James Pugh
and son and Miss Mae Ambrose
visited Sunday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Gilman in South
Bingham
Several Of the local Odd Fellows a.
tended the District meeting at Show
hogan Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Moore and
Miss Gala Kennedy of Skowhegan
spent the weeko 1 with Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. G. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McCollor were
calling on friends in Bingham Sun
day.
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bel r. Warren, late Of Vassalboro;
final account of Emery o. .Beane.
trustee under the will of John H. Co.
gan. late of Augusta: final account Of
Celia r. Pierce. guardian of Thelma
E. Lehr. minor. Of Hallowell: petit
ton for distribution of the estate of
Horace Purinton late of Wateryille;
petition for assessment of inheritance
tax on the estate Of Horace Purinton,
late of Waterville; first and final ac-
count in the estate of Thomas NJ.
Rollins, late of Augusta.
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Mrs. Carrie (Deering) Lane

Mrs. Carrie (Deering) Lane, wife
of Francis +. Lane, died at her home
in Litchfeld on Monday of last week.
Mrs. Lane was born in South
Paris Sc years ago and has two sis
ters residing in that place, Mrs. ]. H.
Record and Mrs. Jessie Dudley: also
another sister residing in Dedham,
Mass, Mrs. A. L. Brooks.
She leaves beside her husband
three children. Mrs. Charles Rush of
North Berwick; Mrs Frank Howe of
Augusta and Walter Lane.
Mrs. Lane was active in the East
crn Star and Grange. oxford
Democrat.
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Funeral of Mrs. Ellen M. Morton

The remains OF Mrs. Ella NJ. Morton,
which ere placed at the time of her
death in the tomb at Mount Pleasant
were taken Sunday. May IS, to the
Windsor Neck cemetery. for intcrment
in the family lot. The flowers and the
gathering of relatives, friends and old
neighbors showed the love and esteem
in which she was held.
The service at the grave was con-
Quoted by her old friend and pastor
Rev. John r. Hall. who baptized her
into the Christian faith many years
ago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-01

Mrs. John F. Hill. wife of the late
Governor Hill. and daughter, kath-
crime are TO spend the summer in
Augusta. Miss Hill graduates next
week from Miss Windsor's school in
Boston. and in the same class is
Miss Dorothy Hill. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Hill of Augusta.
asst summe- MIR. and Mrs. Hill. Miss
Dorothy Hill and Miss katherine Hill
made an extensive trip through the
British Isles.-Portland Express.
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CLINTON

The regular meeting of Laur, |
Lodge of Rebekahs will be held this
Thursday evening at the Odd Fellows
hall. Balloting for candidates will
take place and important business
will be considered.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harding and
family of Albion were calling on
friends in town Tuesday.
Wayne McNelly was in town Tues
day for a short time at the home of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Nc
Nelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry Galusha are
announcing the birth of a daughter
which arrived at their home Sunday,
May IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Percival Loder
of Bangor were in town Tuesday eve
ming.
F. Harold Wiley returned Tuesday
to his home in Auburn, leaving Mrs.
Wiley and son, Arthur Melvin, at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Richardson for few
days.
Mrs. II. c. Copp, who resides with
her daughter, Mrs. Perley l.. Cotton,
passed the Memorial season with her
son and his family in North Arson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stuart and
children, Robert, Glenys and jeanette
returned to their home in Winslow
after visit with Mrs. Stuarts par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Burns.
Friends were especially glad to
greet Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert c. JUDI
kins of Skowhegan who were in
town Tuesday evening to attend the
Memorial service held in Town hall.
They were over night guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Llewellyn Decker.
Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Z. Longley,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Strickland and
Mrs. ]. G. Hutchinson motored to
Norridgewock Tuesday to visit fam
lily burial spots.
Mrs. Lillian Weber Of Winslow
was in town Tuesday visiting rela-
tiveS
Mrs. Fred Walker has returned
from visit to the home Of her
brother in Brooks.
Lloyd James has been visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Helena Brown, and Mr..
Brown for a few days.
The program given in Town hall
Tuesday evening was of peculiar in
terest to the townspeople because
# the fact that the talent appearing
was mainly a home product. The
chairman of the evening was John
f. Stinchfield, son Of the late Thomas
f., Civil war veteran, and Mrs
Mary Stinchfield, who was deeply
interested in the work of the Wom-
ans Relief Corps. His tribute to
tn Q and to the veterans of the G
A. r. was of special significance to
the audience. Donald Arthur Shaw
son of DR.. and Mrs. A. a. Shaw and
grandson of the late Benjamin f
Shaw, a veteran of the Civil war
was chosen to deliver the address
of the evening. Young Shaw is a
graduate of Clinton High school
Maine Central Institute. and Colby
college. '21. At present he is in
structor in English and Public
Speaking in Hebron Academy He
toC'1 as his subject Names part in
War. mentioning particularly the
work Of Clintons men. The Grafton
was well written and was delivered
in dignified and impressive man
ner, worthy of an older and more
experienced speaker.
Miss Hope Loder delighted the aud
fence with two beautiful solos, ac-
companed by Miss Mary Hayes
H1Vford also Of Roppor Tho Coz
ond number, Kipling's Recessional
being especially pleasing. Miss Loder
has been in New York for the past