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The Devils Lake world., 1922-11-22
CATO NEWS
(From Staff Correspondent.)

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pugh visited
with her brother, Ora Probst who is
working for Billy Thompson, Wednes-
day.
Mike Welk and Julius Keller were
callers in Edmore Tuesday.
Bill Stewart was caller in Devils
Lake Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Keller were
callers in Devils Lake Tuesday and
Wednesday.
R. P. Stewart was an Edmore caller
Monday.
I. c. Welty was a caller at Wander
Heiden's Monday.
Mr.. Frank Schledorn was a caller
in Edmore Tuesday.
John Hanson was caller at julius
Keller's and A. J. Miller's Tues
day.
Delma, Probst, Gwen, Lucille and
Stanley Erickson and Roland Bauers
were callers at R. P. Stewart Mon
day.
A. Wander Heiden was a caller in
Devils Lake Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pugh and
Delma Frobst were visitors at Frank
Bauers who are now living on the
John Bauer farm.
Ed. Ericksonand M. Camel were
callers in Edmore Monday afternoon.
Clarence Miller who has been alb
sent from school for a week is again
back to school.
A. J. Miller and son Walter were
callers in Devisl Lake one day last
week.
Henry Wright was caller at Ed.
Erickson's Tuesday.
Newgard's and Olson's were visit
crs at Walter Ruysbroek.
Eva Wander Heiden called at Erick-
son, Miller, julius Keller, R. P. Stew
art and John Hanson Friday.
Among those from Cato who at
terded the pie social and dance given
at the Dcmars school house in Fancher
township, Saturday evening were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruysbroek and son,
Johnnie, Joe, Helmer, Tilfred Stella,
and martha, Thorson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Ruysbroek and daughter
carol, Mable, Elma and Effie Bak-
ken, Irene and Dora Wander Heiden,
Leon Collins and Ruth johnson. A
large crowd attended and good
time was had
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bauers were
Devils Lake callers Wednesday.
Among the callers in Edmore Fri
day We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schle-
dorm Tilfred Torson, Alfred Kalhagen,
Mable and Elma Bakken, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Ruysbroek and son
! Johnnie.
Dora Wander Heiden, Martha Thor
son, and Elizabeth Kalhagen spent
the week end at their homes.
Art Collins was shopper in Devils
Lake Saturday.
Elsie Probst was visitor at the
John Bauer's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bauers and son
Roland were dinner guests at Walter
Pugh's Sunday.
Tony Ruyszroek was a visitor at
the Stewart Brothers home last week.
Mrs. Jon Bauers who is in Devils
Lake spent Friday and Saturday on
the farm.
Oscar Berg was caller at John
Bauer's Sunday.
A number Of friends and relatives
were present at miscellaneous show
er given for Miss Anna Kalhagen in
the Lutheran church in Harding town
ship. The bride received many beauti-
full and useful presents. A delicious
lunch was served and a good time had
by all. Cor. N.
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and Mrs Willie Steward and John
Martin and Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Steward and John Martin and Mr. and
Air7. Fish all OF Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Andrews and
Miss Elizabeth were callers in Bng-
ham Sunday
Mrs. Ernest Steele and daughter
Frances Of Holyokc, Mass. who have
been spending few weeks with Mr..
steele, the manager AT Carry Pond
Camps were guests for a few days
last Week at Healy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauriston Howes OF
Lexington were callers in town Sun
day. They are planning to ship their
logging equipment to Newfoundland
and will spend the winter there
whore Mr.. Ilowes will have charge of
Il crow OF men for Bin Page of Skow-
hogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Dunton OF
Skowhegan and NJ. H. Andrews of
Scion We're guests at Healy's ranch,
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zcpsler of West
Srmcrville. Mass. are guests at Healy' $
Miss Leona Cassidy who has been
employed at Mrs. Floyd Hunnewells
returned to her home in Bingham
Center Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Hill and son and
Laf'oirest Andrews of Bingham were
Sunday ealldss at Floyd Hunnewell's
John Cahill has a crew of men cut
ting the hay ON the Healy farm, a
par Of which he has purchased.
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Staab of Bridge
port Conn. and Mr.. and Mrs Maynard
who have spent several weeks at
Carry Pond Camps started Saturday
for their romes by auto.
X. {. Manser arrived at the camps
Saturday from his home in Holyokc
and stood the trip much better than
was expected. His physician and two
nurses are with him.
/ Mss Annie Wilde and Miss Grace
| ColVeil OF Providence, II. l., are ex-
peetcd to arrive at Camp Idlewilde
/ Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rollins and
/ Misses Elizabeth and Annie were
i callers in town recently.
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Iioratio {. Tobey, late Of Nthcns. de-
ceased. Final account OF admnistra-
triees for allowance.
Forrest Eaton, late of Show hogan Dc
ceased. Final account Of ndniinia ia IA
tor for allowance and petition Tor Au-
thority to deposit u rcas enable sum
for the care and preservation OF Inc
burial lot of said deceased.
Lucius l.. Morrison, late Of Skowhe-
gan, deceased. Edward +. l'ahI"rth,
trustee, presents his final account LOT
allowance and his Resignation as truS-
tee.
George Collins Eaton of Gorham \.
II. minor. Guardian presents a pc
ttion for license to sell aud convey Ger :,
tain real estate situate in Fairfield
in said Somerset County, the ward
interest being one third undivided
Jeanette Eaton NcwhaH of Fairfield
minor. Guardian petitions for license
10 sell and convey the ward tWo-
ninths interest in certain land Si'uAted
in Fairfield in said Somerset county.
Freeman Moses, late of Athens de-
ceased Final account Of admlhlStra-
tor for allowance. and petition for dis
tribution.
Flora A. Squire. late Of Skowhegan'
| deceased. Supplemental and final ac-
count for allowance aud petition I"r
assessment of Inheritance Tax
Pauline Rance. late of Fairfield, de-
ecutor for allowance.
Eliza II. Morrow, late of Fairfield
deceased. First and final account lor
allowance.
Leslie A. Davis. late of Fairfield. de
ceased Administrator presents petl-
| ton for license to sell. to pay dents OF
deceased, certain real estate situate IN
Fairfield in said Somerset County, at
private sale.
byron y. Weston of Cornville, minor
/ Guardian petitions for license to sell
certain real estate situate in Cornville
in said County of Somerset. the net pro-
eeeds To be placed at interest
Etta IL. Haskell, late of PittsGcld
deceased. Final account of executor
| for allowance.
Louis Gngne, late of Skowhegan de-
ceased. First and final account OF
administrative, for allowance and petit
| ton for distribution.
Olive J. Hnntress, late of Harmony
deceased. First account of admins
| traitor for allowance.
Louis LeCIair, late of Arson. deceas-
| cd Administrators petitions for Ii
eense to sell. for the payment Of debts
| of deceased, certain real estate situate
! in Arson and Norridgewock in said
Somerset County
Harlow W. Howell, late of Cornville
deceased. First and final account for
allowance.
tosunna Moran, late of Arson, de-
ceased. Petition by, for appointment
OF Thomas q. Moran of Arson, admins
! traitor without bond.
Ora u. PuIien, late of Arson, deceas-
ed Petition by, for appointment 81
| Alice a Pullen of Arson, administra'
trix without bond
| Witness. CHARLES o. SMALL
Judge of said Court. at Skowhegar
| this 18th day of July in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred
| and twenty-five.
PHILO STEWARD,
Register.
A true copy
Attest:
PHILO STEWARD,
| 3w29 Register.
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STATE OF MAINE

County of Somerset. ss.
Taken on execution this first a
July. on execution dated June %.
issued on a Judgment rendered b
Supreme Judicial Court for the "a
of Somerset, at the term thereof
and held on the first Tuesday of |
1922, to wit on the 18th day Of
1922, in favor of William II SlN
Asher NJ. Burrill of Canaan, I'D
County of Somerset. for three hui
and ninety and 92-100 tS34192l
lars debt or damage aud nifty
and S7-1g0 ($52S7) dollars cos
suit, and will he sold at public AT
at the Court House in Skowheg4
said County to the highest hidda
the 10th day of August la22,
o'clock in the forenoon, he folld|
described real estate and all the
title and interest which the said
NJ Burrill has and had in aud u
same on the seventh day Of Dece1
1920. the time when the same wa
tached on the writ in the same ~
wit:
A certain lot or parcel Of landl
the buildings thereon situated I'M
Canaan and bounded and deserib1
follows: Beginning al the n
west corner of land formerly q
by Eugene a. Moore thence WEI
on the north line Of the Brick
lot to post one hundred and \
O15) feet west Of the first boz
thence south about eighty tso) fq
a post thirty t3o) feet west o.
brown house formerly occupied
Lewis II. Nelson; thence easteflY
hundred and eleven Gid feet .
west line of land formerly Of ~
4. Moore at a point siNtN-lhree
feet south of the northeast e
of the Brick Yard lot. u
north sixty-three t63) feet
the bounds first mentioned
ing the same premises when
came vested in said ASHER NJ u
by reason of being the sole heir Al
of Georgia Burrill, late of canaan
ceased. 4.
dated at Canaan the first da
N' II. v. LoWn
avao Deputy sher
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EAST NEW PORTLAND

Mr. and Mrs. John Cults Of Ran
dolph and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Coombs of Gardiner were visiting at
Charles Holbrooks Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. clyde Mclaughlin.
Bert French and Thomas ana Frances
French Of North Arson visited Mrs
Dwight Boynton ut W s. Parsons,
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs II. p Jones, Miss Ger
trude Jones and Miss Ida Gowell went
to SkoWheRan, Sunday to visit Mrs
Lucia Jones, who is a patient at Ken
nebec Valley Hospital. Mrs Jones
is recovering finely from her recent
operation.
The boys and girls club gave an
entertainment ana ice cream social at
the high school building last Satur-
day evening. The proceeds were 500.
The young ladies class of the sun
day School chose the following Of
dcors last Sunday: President, Miss
Jennie lIolbrook; vice president, Miss
Christine Adams; secretary, Miss
Nora llolbrook; treasurer, Miss Ger
trude Davis; historian, Miss Ethel
Tozier The class name is Com
rades,' class colors Red And Gold.
Miss Henrietta Boynton of Lewiston
visited her friend Mrs. c. b. Walker
Wednesday and Thursday of last week
Miss Sarah Swain of Providence, r.
l. visited her father j. A. Swain Sun
day
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WEST MOSCOW

Norman Collins has moved bis fam
lily from the river road to the Ralph
Farlie house just over the Bingham
line. He is near enough TO be n
neighbor but we hate to see him leay-
ing Moscow.
Austin Jones is cutting the hay for
his sister Viola prior to cutting his
own
The roads have not yet recovered
from the shock of the recent wassout.
Travelling is made only under diff
culties
Lieutenant o. S. Haskell of the L.
S. Navy with his wife arrived Thurs
day night from Philadelphia on Il
brief visit to Mr.. and Mrs, Weymouth
Collins.
Sidney Baker with wife and a friend
from Scion visited Drop In Poultry
Farm, last Sunday and took back u
few choice pullcts with him
ANOTHER DOG DEATH REPORTED
1t was only n few weeks ago that
we read in these columns of the death
of valuable dog owned by Mrs. Aus
tin Goff We now learn that a near
neighhor Mrs. BESSIE Dunton has suf-
fored the loss Of her great friend and
companion Mischief under very sim
liar circumstances. The dog like
that of Mrs. Cot was sick and suffer
ed for some week or ten days before
passing away. Mrs. DuntOn feels the
loss of her inseparable friend of five
years Mischief" was a very pretty
and watch, and never slrayed away
from home, she had always been made
a pet of and her loss has been taken
very much to heart by Mrs. Dunton
who tried all in her power to save her
faithful friend n guardian.
Only a dog, but faithful unto death,
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STATE OF VI AINE
County of Somerset IS.

c,,,,,., or co,nersef SIS
county u SUNNI &C., July l.
r., at, orst dav Of July,
ahel IN, ~ dat.d une u.
on GAccu .ioi inaonont rendered by|
sSsuru on rnd III i'nnrt for the n
sgPrGme J4uicla The 9 ,alm thereof II
Oh S9nl ii H. a. ' n Tnesdav Of \
ana ana heIu ,, on Tue an me o5fb day of \
iS22' TO WI -, On If '.'' lame l. Bowl
~ ~, m. III !" %o,1tv of Krnnebee
W a.erNli ~ ,,a 3nn'' apainsf AsherI
STATE 81 H @amlan in The COUNT
Burrlll Oh ~. ~ , ~" hnndrad and I'D
somerset d Io "a, az si ,4i, dollars
nine anu -. o. ~ Ia fsrfV aud 4
or Pa anna a41 5o1lars COST Of suit
Ss11'42 o, III NJ public aaj
WI De e.. soi Tionsa In efoVhegai
at the court li9 ,6e bir6c=f hIdde1
saia 1ohh,S 70 - r. Aarnsf lg2ee, A
the 10Th d3h o. fdr.naon The follod
clock ..,S. m .o onf astata aud IN the \
nj ard interest which the said n
same M' e"f on the a tbird day of peee91
1920, the time when the sam III NJ wa sai |
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PROBATE NOTICES
To All Persons Interested IN Either OF
The Estates Hereinafter Namedi

At a Probate Court held at Skowhe-
gan in. and for the County of Somer-
sci on the 18th day Of July IN the
year of our Lord on9 thousand
nine hundred aud twehty-tMo ana
nv adjournment from day 20 day from
! III ...oud Tuesday Of said July
The following matters having been
nresented for the action thereupon here
matter indicated, 1t Is hereby ordered
That notice thereof be given to all
ncrsons Interested by causing a copy
Of This order to be published three
weeks successfully in the independent
Reporter newspaper published at
Skowhcgan in said county, that they
may appear at Probate Court to be
T llg'" Ia! Of august \. p. 1s22, at
nine of the clock in the forenoon. and
be heard thereon il they see cause.
Humphrey Dyer, late OF Skowhegan,
deceased VIII and petition for pro-
bate and for appointment of Eliza
beth NJ. Dyer. the eNeeutriX named
therein without bond.
DeIbert Parker. late Of Madison de-
ceased, WIN and petition for prob
ate and for appointment OF Bert ). Kin
caid Of Madison, administrators with
UermcnegIIde DaIiaire, late Of Jack
man. deceased Petition for probate
Of a copy Of will authenticated by Ern-
est Sylvestrc. notary for the province
! of Quebec, residing ana piatllclHB III
the city of Shcrbrooke, district of st
/ Francis and for the appointment OF
Joseph Dalliarc, the executor named
! therein.
Adeiin VI. Heath, late of Detroit, de-
ceased win and petition for prob
late and for Appointment of Gertrude
T. Heath, the eXecutriX named there
/ in without bond.
| T.. W. whittier. late of Vader Wash
! inGtOn, deceased. Ietltlon Tor PROB
ate Of an authenticated copy of will
! and probate thereof and for appoint
ment of Emma Terrier. the executriN
named therein without bond.
Snrnh Y. Tracy, late of Palmyra. de-
ceased Petition by Zebulon X. Ira
cy for his appointment as administra-
tor without bond.
AdeIbert 4. stevens. late of Norridge-
wocl, deceased. Widows petition for
| allowance.
Francis w. Briggs, late of Skowhe-
gan, deceased. Private claim of Mar
| garet StanWood Goodwin Briggs, exc
cutriX, for allowance, and that said
claim he annexed 10 the list of claims
| against said estate and proportion
ate dividend dccrced to her.
| sophia W. Perkins, late of Skowhe-
gan, deceased First and final ac-
count Of administrator for allowance
Albert g. Woodsum. late of Fairfield
deceased First and final account OF
administrator for allowance.
William G.. Hesciton, late of Show
hogan, deceased. Fourth account Of
trustee for Alphonzo Heselton for al
loWaucc.
| Herbert T.. Cyphers, late or st. Adams
deceased. Final account of admins
| TRAITOR for allowance.
| Myrn IL. Clippers, late of st. Adams
deceased. Final account of admins
! traitor for allowance,
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BRIGHTON

II. \ Farrin was in Greenyille Sat
nrday Of last week selling beef and
eggs.
Charles fIunnewell who has the
care of the s. D. Warren Co. s
horses. spent the weekend in Bing-
ham with his family.
Perley Emery and Arthur Green of
IIartland we're in town a few days last
week. stopping at the home of Mrs.
Sadie Brasier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Haskell were
home from Scion for the weekend.
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

Mrs Mae Moshcr and little grand
son of Shelton, Conn are visiting
friends in the ncighborhOod
Mr.. and Mrs William Winter DreW
Of New York City have been spending
several days with their sister Mrs.
Fred Bickford and attending the
Come Back Week at Good VIII. Mr.
Drew graduated from Good VIII high
school in 1898 This was Mrs
Drews first visit to Maine and she is
delighted with our scenery
Farmers about here are hoping fol
better weather in August as there il
still much hay to be cut and crops are
needing sunshine
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STATE or MAINE

Somerset, SIS.
TO Horace NJ. Kelley and uoro
Thomas, both formerly of RoeL,
an incorporated township in Tho r
ty of Somerset, but now of narts
known and beyond the limits ~
State-as. TO said Thomas. I'm,
Kelley now resides IN Garland in
obscot County. Maine.
Whereas you the said Horac
Kelley and Horace S. Thomas an
27th, day of February, \. u. 1920 h
gagged to the undersigned Thorn,
Basket of Dexter in Penobseot /
ty, Maine. ONE FORDSON MN
1918 TRACTOR, to secure nav
of three hundred forty dollars
interest annually LAT Per gent
paid. which mortgage is record,
the office of the Registery of Dee
Somerset County in Book 3G7. Pag
of the records of mortgages Of
sonal property tthe said "Rocku
being an unorganized toWnsht
Somerset County As aforesaid);
whereas the conditions Of said
gage have been and remain br
now therefore notice Is hereby
of my intention to foreclose said
gage for breach Of its condi
Dated this fifteenth day Of July
1922.
THOMAS J. BASKE
Crosby & Crosby, Attys
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PROBATE NoIIr,,s
10 All Persons Interest,",
OF the Estates IIa..sted In y,


VI Vt ahf IS, ESTATES liereinaf,..ia "
,,,n e. . lopate Court held =, YAM
san' III and tQr the County a. Sskol
SET s. on the 18th day Of III VI Sod
year or our Lord one fb99is in
nunuIea ana Twenty-Five qssad
Joul mint mi from day 10 da a,a by
second tuesday of said nj @9 rom
owing matters having beens The
Tor the action thereDnan presej
Indicated. IL is hereby o ar Inerlelna|
That notice thereof h. .....
persons Interested. BY a.s5si .ssh To
of this order II b. ,9 ,asl'is
weeks suecessiveIv in tbs lied I
Reporter neWsDaner naf'' IND
SkQWhegan in said Commit 9'.is4ed
may appear at Probate e alll
neld az SkoN hePaH an 4ui 7
TUESDAY of September n f,'e Sc
nine Of the clock in the fataa l's'
be heard thereon ii ffer siioeh
Joseph ShartA. late ~ e9li
deceased. Petition by Iosaa '.iN ~ ne
Jrp of Boston. Mas. Inn =" sh'
Marston, administrator AZ 10y
OF said deceased, he aothar;,4s q
at private sale and distrihn ,4ea 10
proceeds TO the heirs living In div s
states certain real estate ~
said deceased, situate in Sko0 NV sd nel
said Somerset County "'sa
Martha \. Paine, late NJ M.
ceased, Petition by Eugene ''i : !
of Arson, that he he a0,boTi,a,, :.
at private sale and distribG,e M ~ y
proceeds to the heirs of said da an'
living in different States. COR, t IL
estate of said deceased sitpate IN IN
son in said Somerset County III
Witness: CHARLES o. SMALL.
of said Court of Skowheean tb,s
day of July in the year of an nrs
one thousand nine hundred
twenty two.
PHILO STEWARD. Regis,
y true copy
Attest.
PHILO STEWARD Regis
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PHEASANT RInGE

Those from other places to attend
the dance at viii Martins Saturday
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Alliston
Robinson and Erland Rollins Of Con
cord, Alyah Robinson, Misses Dasse
and Evelyn Robinson of Bingham. Mr.
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stricken with a dIsl1es SD rr iea,
f forty Years. pr. SETH had Dit it
RALsAM. As it always relief relief
e e,@e Of fa Chronic darrhoes % %as Ss
Store.
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have headache with furred tongue,
nausea, loss of appetite and constipa-
tlon, it usually comes from disorded
digestion or torpid liver and one or
two doses of "L.F." Atwood $ Med
iicne will give speedy relief by carry
ing Off impurities and restoring the
eloggcd digestive organs to their
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News Of Somerset'S Busy Towns

City is passing the week at the home
of Ed Hilton on the Arson Side. Mrs
Nitham was former refident of
this place and has many friends who
are glad To welcome her 10 our midst
again.
J Mrs. Irwin Clifford and daughter
Floris. of North Anson, were shoppers
in tins place one day the last of the
week.
Mrs. Mabel Carpenter of Portland
was the guest of her brother, Harold
Simonds. in this place Sunday.
.V Mrs Allen who has been the guest
Of her daughter. Mrs Elmer Tower,
returned to her home in Portland
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Glover of Bos-
ION arrived in this place Saturday for
visit at the home of Mr.. GloYer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Fred
erick. at their home on RoNell street.
Miss Nellie Holway anu guest. Miss
Dorothy Jillson of Camden were the
guests of relatives at Blackwell one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Harding and
Mr. and Mrs. ID. NJ Nichols took an
auto trip to the coast Friday.
Everett Greenleaf Of Starks vas a
caller in town Saturday
Miss Edna Dow. who has been the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dow. has returned To her home
in East Pieston.
Rev and Mrs +. b. Tetley and chill
dren, Irma and Wendell, returned the
last of the week from a two weeks
trip to N II. and various parts of
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dinsmore, of
the Arson Side. returned Saturday
night from a weeks visit at the home
OF Mrs. Dinsmores father in Turner.
They were accompanied by their
grandchildren, Doris and Charles
Worster.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dyer return
ed Monday from few days visit with
friends in Mllbrdge David Gray
substituted for Mr. Dyer on his RED
route during his absence.
The Ladies' Circle of the tniyer-
salist church were entertained Tues
day at the Lakewood cottage of Mrs.
Vira Emery. A picnic dinner was
served at noon and social afternoon
was enjoyed by all present.
There was a good crowd out Thurs
day to the band concert which was
given on the lawn in front of the high
school building. This week the con
cert will be this evening in front of
the Head House on Main street if
pleasant, if not, in the Welfare The
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normal activity. In
usingthis old reliable
remedy you take no
chances. IT has q rec
ord of more than
sixty years as a safe
headache remedy.
l.. +. MEDICINE C
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HEADACHE

is only n symptom of
TROUBLE somewhere
IN your system. If
your headache comes
from your eyes, con
suit an oculist at
nnnn. hut if ,,n,,
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EAST MADISON

, Richard Morrison of Bangor is
spending "A two weeks vacation with
his grandmother Mrs. Ann Morrison
Word was received here Monday
morning of the passing away of Daniel
Jewett of South Scion. He was a
charter member of East Madison
Grange and has many friends here
who will sympathize with Mrs. jew
EFT.
Sunday, word was received by d. b.
Hobart of the passing away of his
aunt, Mrs. Hannah Hobart, of Skow-
hogan. Mrs Hobart was constant
attendent of the church when living
here, also has been a member of the
Grange a good many years. She has
many friends here, who will unite
with her sons in mourning their loss
Harry Wilson, an electrician OF
Madison, who fell a short time age
and broke his right arm i'll three
places, and has been stopping with
his father, John Wilson, for few
days, reports that his arm is doing as
well as can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Nottage
George Nottage and daughter, OF
Scion, were calling Sunday on Mr.
and Mrs. John Nottage.
good many town people went
blueberrying Saturday and Sunday
They report good picking.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Russell wert
up from Skowhegan to their home
over Sunday.
Services are held at the church
every Sunday afternoon at 2.3l