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kinglike. known as the blind horse.
who won six of his last seven starts ut
Tia Iuana. has only one eye and il
'moon-eyed" in the other.
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GOVERNMENT BEATEN.
Reported Greek Cabinet viii Resign as
Result

ATHENS. March .11.-The government
suffered a defeat in the chamber Of dep
utieS yesterday by vote of 161 to 1876 1t
is semi-officially reported that the cabinet
will resign
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Billy Wells. likely looking welter-
weight. has arrived in New York from
England and will box on this side under
the management of Charley Harvey
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Third baseman Jimmy Johnston has
refused to Join the Brooklyn Superbas
than has been offered by President Eb-
bets, .
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Masonic Temple

Tuesday. March H. 7.30 D. m.-Colum
bian Lodge. No. SO f. and A. NJ. Stated
communication. Il. \. degree.
Wednesday March II, 80 D. M
Beauseant Commandery. No. Z. X. T
Special conclave. Red Cross.
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THE WEATHER.

Probably Snow Tonight Generally
Fair Sunday.
WASHINGTON. March H. - The
weather forecast: Unsettled, probably
snow tonight, Sunday generally fair.
not much change in temperature Fresh
to strong northeast shifting To north
west and west winds
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Odd Fellows Temple

Monday, March ID Regular meeting
of Wantastiquet lodge No. ). The see
ond degree will be conferred
Tuesday. March II. at 80 p. NJ
Regular meeting of Dennis Rebekah
lodge Drill after the meeting. All
members of the degree staff are asked to
be present.
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FUND TO. FIGHT CORN BORER.
House Increases 1t $4,000 for Mex
Fiscal Year

ASHINCTON. March lI-Increase
from S200,000 to $275.O00 in the amount
that would be available during the next
fiscal year for preventing the spread of
the European corn borer is provided for
In an amendment to the agricultural APP
preparation bill adopted yesterday BY
the house.
Another amendment adopted in
creases from S466.500 to S502 240 the APP
preparation for investigation of the
food habits of North American birds
and of the rearing of fur bearing ami
mails
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CHARGED
WITH SEDITION
Placed Under irrest-Leader of Nation
alist Movement and Civil Dis
obedience In India.

BOMBAY. March IL (Associated
Press Mohandas X. Gandhi. who was
arrested last night at Ahmedabad
charged with Sedition, advised his fol-
lowers TO remain uumoyed.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Putney Road.

Sunday services at 10.45 a. m. and $50
p. m. Subject, March L. Substance The
Wednesday evening meeting which in
cludes testimonies of Christian Science
healing, is at 7.45 o'clock. The reading
room in church foyer is open daily, except
Sundays, Wednesday evenings and legal
holidays, from u to /. 8 TO >, aud Z to
0 o'clock. All are welcome.
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Monday. 730-Boy Scouts. Teachers
meeting World Wide Guild with Miss
Leila Howard. 109 High street
Tuesday. 7.30-Christian Endeavor
DeaconS meeting.
Wednesday. 7.30-Open meeting of
Mems Union with address by Rev. John
NJ. Maxwell. pastor of the Bellows Falls
Baptist church
Thursday. 3.00-Woman'S Society So
cial and business meeting with Mrs Ar
thur Z. Simonds, IL Western avenue.
Friday, 1 p. m.-Junior Endeavor.:
T.30-Regular church prayer meeting.
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Since his good showing with Champ
ion Jack Britton in New York Billy
Shade has been offered bouts in all parts
of the country.
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First Baptist Church
sunday. March IL.

sunday. March II.
1890 a. m.-Morning worship. Sermon
The Grief of Jesus
11.41 a. m.-Bible School
80 y. m.-Eyening service. Sixth ser
mon in series ON Personal Ques-
tions. Subject. A Kings Question
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ANSOS CENTER

Alton Clark and son, have purchased
a new Ford truck to be used in haul
ing wood and spool bars.
Webster Williams and Mrs. Mary
Ingham of Waterville were callers at
George Pullen's Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tibbetts en-
tertained the following party of young
people from belgrade Lake Monday
evening of last week Gordon Mosh-
or, Louise Tibbetts, Albert Murray.
Madgc Tibbetts and Mildred Boying-
ton Miss Madge Tibbets, who has
been employed as kitchen girl at the
above named lakes has finished work
there, having returned to her home
here ON Thursday.
Miss Adeline iIewett, teacher of the
Longrellow School WAS a weekend
visitor at her home in Lexington.
Miss Hazel Fryeburg and her girl
chum, both of Boston, are spending a
two weeks vacation at Mrs. Emma
Wentworth's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ellis and son of
North Arson accompanied by Mrs.
Elliss father, E. L. Hill, of Moscow
were callers at o. c. Gates, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reynolds en-
tertained party Of friends from
Ward Hill. Madison Sunday.
II. Johnson of Madison who was a
recent business caller at Arson Cen
ter has contracted to put in a new
cellar wall and undcrpining at the
house owned by Samuel Quint.
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SMITHFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Richardson of
Belgarde visited their son, Hadley
Richardson and family few days this
week.
Georgia and Willis Richardson are
visiting their aunt, Mrs Marshall Lar
kin, of Belgrade.
Truman Hartford and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Emma Ellis, of New Hamp-
shire, are visiting at Mrs. Esther
Hartford's Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Trew-
orgy and daughter, Miss Doris, Of
Winthrop and Mr.. and Mrs. V. l.. Hart
ford and son Leroy of Belgrade, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Hartford,
Frank Lawrence had very bad
heart spell Saturday morning but Is
much better at this writing.
Arnold Hartford is spending few
days with Paul Holmes, of Watcrville.
Miss Gertrude HuntoOn is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Emma HuntOon, at
the home Of her aunt, Mrs. Abbie
Bartlett,
DR. and Mrs. J. ?. Ames have moved
to Norridgewock.
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BINGHAM CENTER

Mrs. Cony Grant is spending Il
few days with relatives in Bangor
Her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Miller is
keeping house for her father during
her mothers absence.
Wilbur Flanders and wife enter
tanned as Sunday guests, his two bro
theirs, Chester and Arthur with their
families, also his sister, Mrs, Frank
Curtis and family.
Charles Joyce who has employment
at Rumford spent the week end with
his family in Scion. Sunday, they
visited Mrs. Joyce's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Zenas Fletcher.
The many friends of Mrs. George
Gilman are glad to learn that she is
convaiescing
DR.. Piper was called Sunday, to
see Mrs. Earl Carl. Much hope is
expressed for a speedy recovery.
Frank Savage has contracted the
lob to land 140 thousand feet of logs
to the Frank Curtis inderyale for
McDonnough & Rollins from their
wood lot here.
Arthur Clark and little son, Ray
mond recently made a trip to Bos-
ton, where little Raymond is receiY-
ing medical aid.
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OAK Observation-Disclosures

Rev. J. +. Taylor held meeting in
Fairfield last Sunday.
Mrs. W. {. Fletcher has been en-
loving few days visit from her
friend, Mrs. l.. C. Miller the past
week.
Walter Lacain is doing carpenter
work for Emery Soul at present and
while thus employed he and his wife
are boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Holt.
The Oak Hill Club met with Mrs.
W. c. Fletcher last week.
1t will be Rally Day at the Oak Hill
Sunday School next Sunday and it
would be very pleasing to the super
intendent to have a large attendance.
Come friends and neighbors and bring
the children.
A singing rehearsal was held last
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
O. c. Taylor.
W. G. Fletcher and little daughter,
Enid passed the day with relatives
in Skowhegan, Thursday of last week.
Miss Helen Merrick of Augusta was
guest last week at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Holbrook.
Irving Morrill, is busily engaged
hauling wood for Ernest Warren at
the present time.
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CAN'T DO THE WORK

ItS too much to try to work every
day against q constant, dull back.
ache. or sudden darling pain In the
small OF the back. BE rid OF it. Try
Doans Kidney Pills. Your neighbors
recommend them. Ask your neigh
bori
D. 70. Gilman, Island Ave, Skowhe-
gan, says: Two years ago / had
an attack OF kidney trouble and Il
was only by sheer will power that /
could keep going at my work l was
Juggling coal at the time and the
heavy straining work was RESPONSE
bic for my kidney trouble. had
severe pains across the center of my
back. My kidneys weren't acting
regularly and showed in other ways
that they were at fault saw Doan'e
Kidney Pills advertised, so l went to
the Fuller Drug Store and got two
boxes, using them according to d.
rectfons. They fixed mo up tn good
shape and l am pleased to endorse
Doan's Kidney Pills"
Coo. at all dealers. Foster MIlbuTn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
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WEST BRIGHTON

The men in this vicinity arc all
working on the state road which is
progressing finely.
4 llgAt shower passed over this
vicinity Saturday morning about five
O'Clock, and during the shower bolt
oil ilshinins struck a telephone pole
III front OF Perley Wyman's house,
ana smashed it into kindling wood,
tnea passed 10 3 other poles, and
spihleeed them quite lot. 1t hurt
the telephone machines in Mr.. Wy
man house and Bert Corsons house
some
Mr. and Mrs Colby York and fam
ny were guests at Chester Berrys
Sunday aid also Mrs. Berry's mother,
Mrs. Georgia York was a guest there,
the same day. /
MIR and Mrs. Walter Garland and
guests OF Concord, passed through
this vicinity Sunday. They had been
on blueberrying trip to Kingsbury.
Mrs. Georgia York ranks among the
great cheese makers of this vicinity,
as she has made a great many and
sold, some OF the families buying three
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BROWNS CORNER CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Hiber Ogden and their
guest, Mrs Luther Rolfe of Water
Vile were at their farm home Sun
day. Mrs Ogden's school opens
Monday, August rs, in North Hartland
where she is engaged to teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Purington
and Harland True and wife returned
from Northport Sunday, where they
have been passing weeks vacation.
Supt 7. W. McQuaide was in this
place Thursday on business. Our
school opens September 5.
Lillace Burrill, who has been assist
ing Mrs. Edna Burrill has returned
home.
Mrs. Orcn Cover and sons and Miss
Florence Burrll went to Northport,
Wednesday, where they were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. burlington.
Ellin Jewell, was in this place Mon
day with his meat cart.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Padham and
family attended Catholic services In
SkOwhogan Sunday.
Mr.. Peter and Mrs. Darlen Chand-
Ter of Durham were at c. Is. Chase
Sunday.
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or four of her chSese dufms
summer, and they are good oaS'
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Far'a
little son Lyman, were callers ~
ley Wyman's. Saturday e1
While there, he bought a la
He is doing a big business y
beef cattle, fat sheep and lalnps.
poultry and eggs for supplying
ket at Greenville.
Peter Mulhan was caller az
ley Wyman's Saturday eyehlns'
Mr.. and Mrs. David IhomI5 ~
Athens, and sister. Mrs. ina :"
bury of kingsbury were callV''
Bert Corson's Saturday.
The Watkins Man was through
section one day this week /,
Plans are being made to nO't !
Whitman-Corson family reunion y
ember 10, with picnic dinner A'
Maria Whitman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene CorsJ
family were guests of Mrs H. 4,
grandparents, Mr.. and MIS-, 5
Foss of Abbott, Sunday. M
is in very poor health. lao
The Roosevelt school opens I'll
2Sth with the same teacher .,
year. .-------Al
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BIGELOW HILL

Mr.. Manchester, Il carpenter living
on the middle road is working on the
bungalow which w. II, Haryie is
erecting.
Mr.. and Mrs Cyril Violette and son
Percy and daughter Evelyn and Verna
enjoyed motor trip to Bangor, Sun
day.
Miss Ethel Bailey will leave soon
for a University in New York State
where she intends taking a special
course.
A meeting of the Farm Bureau was
held at Mrs. Howard BuzzelP last
Wednesday. A goodly number We're
present and fall millinery was the
topic taken up by Miss Marion Hare,
the county demonstration. AT noon
bountiful dinner was served after
which, a business meeting followed
and at the close of it the members
departed all deeming the meeting a
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harvie were
in Skowhegan Sunday visiting at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Annie
E. Libby.
D. X. Allen of Larone was a re-
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WEST S1.ALBANS

A ncighbOrhood picnic was held at
the home OF Alton Morrow, Tuesday
ol last week, about fifty were pres
emit County Agent, Mr.. Storer, and
Home Demonstration, Miss Hare were
present as they were in the vicinity
in attendance at a meeting of the
llartland-St. Adams Boys and Girls
Club.
Mrs. Ed Gilmore and +, +. Wood
were in jackson and Monroe a few
days last week.
Mrs. Gilmore Is entertaining her
sister. Mrs. Gilbert and daughter,
Dorothy Of Auburn. Mass, and Mr..
hermann of Springfield, Mass, for
few days.
Mrs. Frank Libby and daughter
day
Miss Berniee Head of Larone who
is to teach at the Merrill school, was
a guest Of Irene Lily during the
Teachers Institute held at Hartland
T. p. Emery is very poorly at this
writing
Mrs. Jessie Ray and son Jesse have
been spending few days at Old Or
Chard
Mrs Frank Hollister is still at the
Tibbetts' Hospital at IIartland, but is
gaining now so we are hoping to see
her at home soon.
Chester Libby and family of Water
Vile also Ralph Hatch and Miss Par
fridge of Wateryille were callers at
Ze" Emery'3, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finson, Harry
Finson, Mr.. and Mrs Osgood Robert
son, Mr. and Mrs Harold Robertson
and Elizabeth, Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Robertson and Marguerite were at
Lakewood, Sunday.
Erwin Piper and family and Mrs.
Frank Buker were in Wilton, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Libby and
daughter Irene were in Dexter Sun
day.
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friend, Miss Elizabeth Earle at Mamie
Seamans. She returned home Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bales Spaulding and
daughters, Helen and Ruth attended
the Wateryille Fair Tuesday.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Whitney submitted to throat opera
ton at Somerset Hospital Wednes-
day.
Quite a number of the AroostOok
and New Brunswick people who have
settled in this vicinity plan to attend
a reunion at the home of Mr.. Massur
in Madison Wednesday.
/. Mrs Alfred Smith of Augusta is
visiting at the home of her sister-in-
law, Mrs Charles futile on the
Notch Road, where Mrs. Smiths two
daughters, Marion and Mildred have
been spending their vacations.
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BAKERS SIDING

Mrs. Alberta Brown of Madison
spent the week end with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. J Mcfarland.
Mrs. Awlda Waugh of Skowhegan
was the guest of her niece, Mrs. j.
j. Mcfarland this week.
Mrs. Eugene O'Neal who has been
spending the last six weeks in Dan
forth, returned to her house here in
Bakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Vaughan and
son of Massachusetts return to their
home Friday.
w. p. Hilton and family after a
two weeks stay at Bakers returned
to their home in Madison.
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LAR0NE

The ". +. b. held Il very interest
;no all day needing on August 23rd,
At the home of Mrs. WinniGred Buz-
2ell where the subject of millinery
was taken sup and hats made for the
mombers. Dinner was served on the
lawn 10 full tables. The next meet
ing VII be September 9th, when re-
modelling will be demonstrated. The
meeting will be at Mrs. S. l.. Bart
let's
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bartlett have
been entertaining relatives from Eli
zabeth. y. J, which included Mr..
Bartlett's brother Charles, their son
Charles and family. and son Frank =.
Mrs. Omar Herrick of Lagrange is
stopping with her sister, Mrs, W. j..
Marcia while Mr.. Herrick is in Bos-
ton on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Allen of Nor
ridgewock but formerly of this vici-
nifty were Sunday callers in town.
Mrs. J. G. Morrow has been en-
tertaining for company Mrs. Martha
Libby of Pittsdeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Goddard
with little Billy, and Miss Ruth God
dard all of Lawrence, Mass, are Wis
TORS at The Cedars.
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T0BEy Observation-Disclosures

Miss Margaret Appleby who has
been visiting her grandmother, Allce
Bigelow, has returned to her home at
Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Thessel and
family of Norridgewock were recent
guests of Mrs. Thessel's parents, MT.
and Mrs. Irving Stevens.
The farmers in this section are try
ing, between showers, to harvest their
grain
Walter Bigelow and Howard Buzz
zell have commenced threshing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamout Appleby oil
Skowhegan were recent visitors at
Mrs. Appleby's mother, Alice Bige-
low
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Tobey of Orono
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Tobey and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. P. White.
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NAJRON'S MILLS

Mrs Sophia King of Brooks wht
has been in town for a few days spen
the week end at the home of hel
daughter. Mrs. Thomas Flewelling
returning Monday 10 her home accom-
panied by her daughters Miss Della
King and Mrs Amelia Galway.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Hoyt of Portland
passed the week end at the home OF
their niece. Mrs. {. Il. Whittemort
near Malbons Mills, on their return
home after having passed their sum
mep vacation in Athens with MT
Hoyts father. Philander Hoyt. MRS
Hoyts mother Mrs. Annetta llinckley
of Athens spent delightful two
weeks with them at the Hoyt cottage
at Barker Pond.
S. II. and W. d. Bradbury attended
the fair at Bangor on Wednesday OF
last week
Miss Linnie Weston from town who
is soon to go to Santa Rosa, California
to live with her brother George n.
Weston, spent Friday night with her
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Crowell.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Pugh and son
Arlie Pugh and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
O'BrieI of Jackman are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Holden for "A few
days this week. The three ladies are
sisters.
Miss Violet O'Brien who has been
spending the summer with her aunt
Mrs. Charles Holden has returned TO
her home in Jackman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Holden who
recently sold their home in town are
at present living at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hol-
den on the cross road.
There was a social gathering OF
neighbors and friends Monday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Il. Seaman's in the cross road.
jeremiah Flewellng of Norridge
wock, who has been visiting his Sol
George Flewelling in Cornville spent
over Sunday with his son Thomas
Flewelling our village blacksmith al
this place. Mr.. Flewelling is re
markably well preserved at 81 years
of age.
Roland C. Kilkenny of New York
Clly 10 III lOh IL W NlOIl liIo ii4Oti'Nf
Mrs. Peter Merry.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Matson and
daughter Janes, of Newton, Mass.
who have been visiting Mrs. Charles
futile at the futile farm and other
relatives, returned home on Sunday
accompanied by Mrs. futile, who will
visit them and other friends in Card
iner.
The party of boys from Sebago
Lake Camps accompanied by Prof.
Elroy LaCase and brother Raymond
LaCase, who passed "A night last week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Walker, returned late Friday after
noon from a trip up the Kennebec
Valley to the Enchanted Pond region
where they found excellent fishing
Mr. Walker accompanied them on the
trip. The party left for Sebago Lake
on Saturday morning, waving a fond
good bye to "Uncle Charlie for his
kind hospitality.
Horace Low has gone to Litchticld
to visit his sister, Mrs. Frank Gala
han of New York City. who is spend
ing a short time at her summer home
in Litchlield.
Miss Velma Ketchum of Madison
spent few days recently with heI
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TREE ROAD CROSSING

Tim Patooteaux hay bought hecm
new lot on edge cemetery and haY
moov himself up for leev on her.
Tom Docet, hees woman Chivette an
babbee Nabisco ees cam vcesit on
Tim Tribou las week Satdy. Tom
and hees woman hav not been on
Tree Road seenct he been gon way
when hees boy too year old saXteen
year back naxt Mondy. Tom and
Chivette look jus sam as when they
20 off except Tom sleem as tam an
Chivette fat as good lard peeg. Ma
Disco hav get to be nice beeg boy
eighteen year old weeth funny red
nekty. Tree Road folk gon be glad
for hay more old home weak than she
do.
One those beeg aumobeel as ees no
ford stop on post Office for got som
postcard and stamp for send her on
to som folk bak HON on day las Toos-
dy. Those ceety people yer queer.
One those boy was beeg lax rs years
old and they not put her off som short
pant yet He hay some hees old man S
beog breetces and som funny stockin
weeth green strip turn over on top Of
her. Teenk hees old man be shamcd
for show heem grow up weethout som
long pant on heem, lax he ought hay.
Pete Dommage old COW Suzen yer
much pleased on new bossy heffer
she introduce to Pete in bakpasture
las Sundy p. Nj.
We understand NJ. Pattangall and
NJ. Baxter both ees recommend heen-
self for naxt goyner. We tecnk me
bee one or other ees gon got Get. One
say she yer hard job and other say
he yer weeling for learn how.
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RIVER ROAD-FAIRFIELD

Mrs. d. W. Ellis has been spend
ing the past week at Franklin and
Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Sarah Ellis has been guest
of her son Howard in Watervillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Pease of An
son were guests recently of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. T.. NOVEL;.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Howe and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Pillsbury mo-
tored to Lakewood Sunday.
Mrs. Louise Gurrier is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Drawn.
Miss Florence Goodwin Is spending
a short vacation at the home of her
parents, before returning to her
school in Portland.
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MERCER

Mrs. Hanson Clement and child
rem of Smithfleld visited at Frank
Caswclrs, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mcmahon are
visiting friends in Auburn and vici-
nifty and Augusta.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Earl PASS and daugh-
ter of Woodland. who have been Wis
itlng friends in different parts of the
state called at the home of her bro
Their, Paul Chamberlain, Sunday on
their way back to Woodland.
There are many cases of whoopng
cough in town, but no very severe
cases have been reported.
There will be a Grange social held
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News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

at the village Wednesday evning of
this week.
The South Mercer school begun Aug.
* with Miss Palmer from New Shar-
on as teacher. Also the Kimball
school with Miss Nelma Bacon as
ioacher.
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Roy Hubbard has been engaged by
the Hartland Creamery to collect
cream in this place.
Edwin Cover and Daniel LaBreck
were Saturday guests of Maurice Por-
ter.
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HIGHLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Chase and
grand children, Stanley. Omar and
Margaret OF North New Portland,
were callers at Eliza lIo#ard's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ?. Stafford and
children and Miss Dorothy Dunphy,
attended the Stafford reunion at Geo.
Safford's in East New Portland, sun
day
Mrs. A. J. Dunphy sold her team
of work horses to Harold Dexter OF
Lexington.
Warren Gould was a business cal
Ter at North Arson recently.