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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-11

fragy h McCollum. Undcrtakers
Quick ambulance service. Crockett
104. Lady assistant IL all hours
(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-11

Swastika fancy lump coal. Clean,
no dust or slate. Satisfactory. Ira
Perry Coal Co.. Tr. I197. Or. 323.
TT. 464.-(Adv.)
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LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST
herds of Jersey cows in the south. sos
Lee St, Harlandale. Mrs. Martin.
FOR SALE-PAIR OF MULES. WAGON
and harness. EOS Fredericksburg Road
FOR SALE-WHOLESALE AND RE-
tail, two loads mules. broke to work.
1921 s. San Marcos St. San Antonio.
Tex. Also two carloads at. Luling, Tex.
Frank kring and w. u. owens.
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DR.. Landlord has returned to duty
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Who's a bloc from high prices?
Richie Jewelry Store, 306 Main Ave.
-(Adv
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DODGE ROADSTER
RAINY WEATHER

must make you wish you had a closed
car; s4OO will buy one that will give you
class and comfort.
RICHARD DRAKE
1908 Ave. u. TT. 5ft5.
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USED CARS FOR SALE

FORD ROADSTERS WITH STARTERS
good condition. these are some real
bargains, easy terms il wanted. Clifton
George Motor Co., 7s0 Z. Houston ST..
Crockett $50.
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Plumbing and Electric Work.
kirlwood and Whsrton. Crockett GAL.
-(Adv.)
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FORD TOURING. LATE MODEL, GOOu
tires. paint good mechanical condi-
ton, going cheap. cash or terms. ClttoG
George Motor Co.. 720 L. Houston st.
Crockett $50.
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USED CARS FOX SALE

BUICK SIX. 1920 MODEL. NEW PAINT,
new top. motor completely overhauled.
Call Travis S755.
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"Hoo0ver Vacuum Cleaners and
electric Washing Machines. Kirk
wood & Wharton. Or. 6i1."-fAdv.)
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500 DISCOUNT ON

Used auto parts for 800 different mod
els. Nash. Jeffrey. Willys-Knight. Over
land. Buick. Studebaker. Maxwell. Chew
rolet, etc. S. A. Auto Wrecking Co., iO3
Water st. Dave Hanes. Crockett 1884.
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1928 FORD LIGHT DELIVERY. liz
service short time, just as good AZ
new. all rubber new, this Is n real huy
Clifton George Motor Co.. 720 L. Hous-
ton st. Crockett 500.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LARGE STOCK OF SECOND HAND MO-
torcycie parts sidecars. SIS, new inner
tubes. SI.2j, Auto trailers. ice West
Houston st.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21

Self Service Stores are spreading
thru every nook and corner of the
nation. They are the money saving
and time saving stores.
Have you ever figured the time vast
ed while waiting to be waited on.
At the Island Self-Serviee Store you
do mot have to wait, and you save
money as you are not paying salaries
of bookkeepers. Collectors, delivery
and truck expense, or contributing to
a bad debt account.
The Self-Service Store gives every
person the opportunity to personally
select what is wanted and pays the
buyer big for exercising this privilege
The Self Service Store is just ONE
kind of store for EVERY kind OF
people where everybody buys at the
same price. In connection with our
groceries we have sanitary meat
market and carry a complete line of
fresh meats.
Come. in and get acquainted with
the Self Service System.
Remember the place. No. l Island
avenue. Just across the bridge from
high prices. In front of Steward
& Smiley's Grist Mill. Tel 164-11.
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Funeral of Mrs. sophronia A. p.....

Funeral services for the lat. :,
Sephronia A. Packard who died ~
day. were held Tuesday afterna, sa'
the home of her son, Orrin p p oou
on Shirley Street. Rev c ceAu
Merriam, of the Bethany psu. ll
Church OBLIGATED and the bnr, nap1a
in the Pooler Cemetery at East sts y
hogan. 'Aa'
Mrs. Packard was na,,r,
Skowhegan and was the widou
Augustus Packard who died tw.,'
years ago. Her home had haon
the Canaan road for about Gfty va.j
She had been in failing health sa]
October and was brought to bcr ~
home in this village where her ss.j
occurred. about three months y
She was the mother of six child,.j
Ida, who died in infancy, Ida n
married William p. Cleveland n
and secondly, Fred Moore of Cana
and is now deceased; Charles =
Horace who are also deceased N,
P, and George Packard. There !,
six grand children and four ~
grandchildren. Some years aeo
became interested in EvangAs
services and united with the chm,
Mrs. Packard was eighty-one n
old.
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EAST SKOW HEGANa .

Mr.. Roderick has several men
cutting and keeping pulpwood on the
Goodrich lot. Ernest Moody, c. Van
Sicklen, Guy Kimball and others are
employed.
Walter Corson had the misfortune
to lose another horse one day last
week. Mr. Corson lost horse about
three weeks ago.
Mr.. and MRS. Frank B. Pooler ac-
companied by Miss Edna Davis of So.
Canaan, motored to Gardiner Sunday
where they passed the day with re-
latives.
Miss Della Hilton Is passing her
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 8. Hilton. Miss Hilton has
taught the past year in the Old Town
high school.
Lester Austin and wife of Water
willie were In town Sunday.
h. F, Parker and son have recently
had their hay pressed.
Charles Harris and wife of Pitts
field were in this nlace Sunday.
School in the Parker district will
close next Saturday with a pinto in
Walter Corson's grove, near the
school house. All are invited.
The Charles Smith place has been
sold recently to parties at the village.
r. Again We are called to note the
death of former resident, this time
woman of true womeply character
and kindly disposition. The news of
her passing being received here with
sincere regret. Mrs. Wesley F. Ross
who before her marriage was Miss
Eva Sinclair, passed 30 the Great Be-
yond at her home in Glendale, Cali
fornia on May 31st. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross were former residents here
and moved to California about ten
years ago. The husband and one
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LEXINGTON

F. s. Boynton had the misfortune
to lose the end of one of his fingers
Monday by hurting 1t in q sulky pillow.
The end of the finger bone was taken
of.
Mrs. David Pinkham had an opera
ton performed on her nose Tuesday
by DR.. e. F. Pratt. When child of
two year she fell down stairs and
broke her nose. Mucus had formed
from the effects of the broken tissue
and a little over two tablespoons
was taken.
Maurice Sane with two of his scho-
lars Of Bristol have been camping at
his old home here for a few days.
The Arson Academy scholars are
at home for their vacation.
Mrs. Leona Bushie and children
were visiting Mrs. Sylvester Chap
man the first OF the week.
Loue Howe, who Is working in
Newfoundland Ia spending week with
relatives, hera His brother. Eddie
Howes will go back with him.
Mr.. and, MRS, NJ, G. Atwood and
Misses Alice and Gwendolyn and For
est Jackson also Mr.. and Mrs, Ches-
Ter AtWOOu anu MT. anu Mfs' EJaTtc
Davidson of Kingfeld were guests Of
d d. Pinkhsm and family Saturday
evening. Miss Sydie Roynton is Wis.,
iting Mrs. A, ]. Allbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaphy Dexter and
grandson, Waldo returned home from
WoolwiGh Sunday.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Harry Jackson Of
New Portland were guests of her sis
ter, Mrs. ID. y. Pinkham Sunday.
HIGHLAND
L. r. Halves who has employment
in Newfoundland is spending a few
days In town.
Miss Blanch Packard Is at North
Arson working for her aunt, Mrs. Eu-
gene Young.
Fred Fish and =. Fl. Maxwell OF
Danville Junction We're visitors at
Mr., Fish's cousin, Mrs. Eliza How
ards Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fish and two
children. of Danyille function and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Berry Of North
Arson were callers at ]. W. Towards
Sunday.
Bennie Walker of North Arson was
In town recently.
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STARKS

Mrs. Seraphina Nickerson of Madi-
son recently spent week with Mrs.
Sadie Ward.
Il. l.. Soule returned last Friday
from a fishing. trip up river.
Word has been received here of the
death of Frank Waugh a former resi-
dent of this place.
d. II. Bartlett who Is employed at
Arson spent the week end with his
daughter Mrs. Dewey Churchill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simpson went
to Massachusetts last Saturday where
they expect to make their home In
the future.
Fred Dudley has gone to New Hamp'
shire where he has employment for a
while.
Mrs. M, d. Frederic and Mrs. r.. P
Whipple were recent guests of Mrs
Ida Morse in Mercer.
Grant Jones who has been In fail
ing health for a long time. passed
away last week.
Mrs. l.. O. Grey went to Somerset
Hospital. Skowhegan, last Saturday
where she underwent an operation on
her throat.
Mrs. John Hutchinson who went tC
Daver-Foxcroft short time ago re-
Gently spent few, days at her home
here. She came to attend the grad
uating exercises OF New Sharon, high
school, her. son. being one of the
class. He accompanied her hack te
Doyer-Foxcroft.
Mrs. Frank Stone, and son of Wes
Mills were in town last Saturday.
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knights Of coluhlbus H.,.
Attendance S>ol1

Somerset Council No. 9o0s
OF Columhus. held an e1 rpos, iKnishst
OF the third degree MonSa ap'liicatos
in the Grange Hall. visI,y' evening
bers to. the number Of a ahnag mem
hundred fifty We're here 1 ,s tire
land. Lewiston. Wateryillo' rom "a Port
ton. Madison and Jackman ~ Farming
was in charge of District me Nc woti
laney of WaterYille and t neppty n
elected state deputy, Cant tae newt
H. Carroll of Lewiston am Jane
There were about forty caO oau staal
the class. After. the erenn ,,astes I
a splendid lunch was serv 'pS,'n ,
dining room. Speakers wsn ~ IN "
Louis A Renaud. Rev. Fatbo. rev
of Pennington, State Denu,r brosl
D. D. Thomas DELANEY amy. Iarroa
Joyce. The early part Of t :, ra'rid
ing the candidates and ta .ue eve,
visiting members, headed by ', Vi y
eriaan flag, paraded throupb ~, ,ne Az
street. '"e nah
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daughter. Miss Bessie. survive. her.
also two brothers. bathsof whom re-
side in California with other rela-
tives, to whom their friends here ex-
tend sincere sympathy. The deceas-
ed is survived by several cousins in
Skowhegan and Canaan.
MIR. and Mrs. George Perkins and
son Eden, Mrs. Thurza Foss and A
L. Richardson all of Harmony were
guests Sunday at Henry Richard.
sons.
Mrs. Frank Pooler and Miss Lana
Nottage were guests Thursday even
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. r, l. Davis OF
Canaan,
Ernest Moody has been shearlns
sheep for George Ames.
Richardson school will close Fri
day June %, with graduation exeFcis-
es in the evening.
Miss F. Felta Richardson arrived
home from Pennington Normal
school Wednesday and will pass the
summer vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richardson.
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MALRON,A. MILLS

The school at this place closed on
| Friday, the teacher, Miss Helen. Hafey,
lt0ok her pupils on an auto ride TO
Lakewood in the D. m. where they en-
joyed a pleasant time. All regret
THAT Miss Hafey is not to return to
| the school In the fall as she has been
Fan efficient teacher here for two
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles futile. plan
to go to Augusta on Wednesday to
attend the graduation exercises of
Cony high school of which their nice
es, the Misses Marion. and Mildred
Smith, are graduates.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Walker at
tended the graduation exercises of s.
II. s. and the Almni banquet on FRI
day evening.
T.. c. Mathers on the cross road,
who lost his buildings by fire in May
has his new house quite we'll started,
chimney has been built and after
few more days work will have It
fixed so his family can live in it. Mr..
Mathers has begun to cut the logs
for lumber to build barn which he
must get along enough to put his crop
of hay in. His friends will have a
chance to help him at the barn rails
ing which will be in a few weeks.
Watch for the invitation which will
appear in the Malbons Mills news.
Mrs. Addie Goodwin of Browns
Corner, Canaan, has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ida Purinton for week
at the home of Vird Cousins on Scar
les hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parke who form
erly lived on the Ames place, were
calling on old neighbors on the cross
road Sunday
Mrs. Harold Holden of the cross
road recently accompanied her mo-
Their from town to Melrose, Mass,
where she will visit for a month with
another daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Jewett from town
was a recent guest of her girl friend,
Miss Muriel Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Merry recently
went to Madison to attend the fun
eral services of Mrs. Merry's aged
father, Robert Waugh, who passed
away at the home of his son George
Waugh. Mr.. Waugh has spent much
of the past few years in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Merry on the farm.
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Mice and Men Next Week Mt Lake.
wood

Next week the Lakewood Stock
Company will present the romantic
costume comedy mice and Men" 1t
is director Barry Whitcomb's inten-
ton to make this one of the biggest
productions of the season with the
same careful attention to stage detail
that featured Smiling Thru" last
season. This play was produced by
Sir tombstone Forbes Robertson and
his beautiful American wife Gertrude
Elliot and they successfully toured
the United States for several seasons,
The scene is laid at perhaps the
most romantic and picturesque period
in history namely 1885 and in order
to give the correctness and delicacy
of detail required special costumes
and Wigs have been procured from
the Chrisdie Costume Co. of New
York and Puncker and Ahrens, the
well known Theatrical Wig makers.
The story deals with, the great adven-
ture of Mark Embury's life quiet
gentle and most lovable man. he Is
deeply interested in all scientific
thories and evolves scheme that
coptemplates the education of young
girl until she. Is scientifically" fit
for marriage. To carry his theory
into effect he adopts a young girl
from the neighboring Orphan Asylum
and the progress Of the play unfolds
with deeply interesting dialogue and
situations the pathway of life trodden
by Mark Embury and Little Britain"
until both see with the eyes of the
Scottish Poet Robert Burns that "The
best laid schemes of Mice and Men
Gang aft agley."
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EAST NEW PORTLANn

Live Wire Club met at the Pines
schoolhOuse Friday p. m. There was
Mrs. George Leach of North Peno-
bscot is spending two weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. II. c. Walker. Miss
Belva Leach also spent the week end
with her sister, Mrs. Walker.
Mrs. Harold Pledger and daugh-
ter Dorothy who have been visited at
II. C. Walkers went 10 Portland last
week where Mr.. and Mrs. Pledger will
make their home for the summer.
C. B. Walker has purchased q
Dodge car.
Mrs. Harriet Written and son Jas
of Pennington, have been visiting at
C. b. Walkers. Mrs. Written re-
turned home Friday but Mr.. James
remained for few weeks visit.
w. 8. Parsons went to Lewiston,
Monday to attend Bates Commence
ment.
Ralph Jordan of Pennington visit
ed at s. r. Jordan's Sunday.
Mrs. r. A. Nye and daughters Mary
and Althea are spending a week In
Bingham with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thades Spauldipg,
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Hill and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Droest of Skowhe-
gan visited friends here at West New
Portland, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cults Of Gardi-
ner.- and daughter josephine Varney
of New York visited at Charles Hol.
brooks Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Cults
nieces, Misses Jennie and Nora Hol.
brook returned to Gardiner with them
for weeks visit.
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BROWNS C0RNER-CANAAN

Mrs. Maria LANCASTER is Waiting in
the home of her daughter Mrs. Guy
Wellington in West Hartland.
Oren Cover and family passed Sun
day on pleasure trip in Hinckley
and Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. horace Chase and
daughter Miss Vera OF Cornville were
ip the place Sunday calling on friends
Ralph Bean and a gentleman from
Detroit, Maine, were In town Sunday
on business.
Harry Wheeler and family passed
Sunday with relatives in Hartland.
Master Daniel LaBreck who lives
In the home OF @. b. Chase has gone
to Augusta to pass the summer vaca-
ton with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Hunt accom-
panied by Mrs. Carl Fitzgerald went
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the. fact that he widest and most
exaggerated. accounts have been
given of the incident. 1t was ex-
citing enough andfethere were some
elements OF danger but it would not,
I think, be recorded as hairbreadth
escape as 1t certainly, is represented
in some of the reports which have
become current. / have no idea of
giving up canoeing by reason of the
incident but. would be. a foolish man
indeed if I did not acquire some new
sese of moderation and caution by
the events here recorded.
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ATHENS

The young people returning home
from higher institutions of learning
are; Miss Florence Dunton and
Miss Helen johnson from Mason
Miss Fern Dennis from F. s. N. s.;
Miss Eleanor Williams from Wheaton
College; Arthur M. j. Hight from
Bowdoin and Kenneth Chapman from
u. of NJ.
Last Wednesday evening thirty
seven members of our local Grange
accepted the invitation extended them
by Skowhegan Grange to visit them
and fine evening was enjoyed by an
who atteded,
Frank Gardener has been quite
poorly lately. DR.. Lord was called
to see him last Wednesday. Mrs.
Lord and two children together with
Mrs. Albra Cook accompanied him
and called meantime upon Mr.. and
Mrs. N. H. Cook.
George Haskell has recently pur-
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SOUTH SOLON

Ralph Padham is at work on the
Michael Stream bridge.
Friend Page and wife were in town
Sunday. Mr.. Page who has worked
for tho Central Maine Potato Co. for
the last six years, has bought farm
in BENTON and moved his family there
lately.
Adams Bros. were pressing hay for
Fred Bunker of North Arson last
week,
Omer HUFF was buying stock in town
last week,
Earnest Decker was in town Mon
day with a new model. Buick car.
Mr.. Storer was spraying kale for
Herbert Boardman last Thursday.
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NYMPHUS, BLACKWELL SCHOOL
(DEFERREDl

In spite OF the rain we had over
two hundred present at our pie so
cial on Saturday evenings, netting, for
us over thirty-two dollars. There
was not even standing room during
the entertainment. After the enter
tainment the pies were auctioned off
by Myron Curtis to whom wa extend
thanks. This closes our school
years entertainments. having taken
In over ninety-two dollars. part of
which has been used to. whiten the
ceilings and tint the wallis in each
room. Ten new curtains which cost
one dollar fifty each; grade eighth's
class pictures. and their class tsir
to Augusta, the balance being in the
hank yet.
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BRIGHTON,
(DEFERREDl

Grey Hamlin Of Mayfeld who has
employment with the 8. ID. Warren
Co. has moved his family into one of
the company's houses here in the viii
lage.
Percy Durgin has a new Ford truck.
George Brasier was in Milo Sunday.
Mr.. Pettengilla and, Mr.. Booker OF
Harmony were in t0wn, Sunday.
Mrs. H. N. Farrin has been suffer
ing for the. past week with a large
carhuncle on her hack. Mrs. Carol
Head Of Scion. Ia. caring fer her at
present.
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chased the Nuut'uprth house. Of M,
/, Carroll AAdrex1. He plans TO MNle
some necessary repairs at once with
the view to MAKING it permanent
home,
Friends of George C. Hight will be
interested to learn that he has re-
Gently accented position as. school
district superintendent in a part Of
the State west of Portland.
Howard Hight of Auburn haa heeI
| spending few,d days with his parents
F. G. Hight and wife.
The return game Saturday after
noon between the Abbott High Schoo
and Somerset Academy was PLAYED
at this PLACE. The game resulted. In
a close score. IN. favor OF the hons
team. The previous score was large
ly in favor of the Abbott team.
II. f. Skidmore, is about to move
his stock of goods from the Taylor
store TO his house where arrange
ments are completed for, store. The
Farmers Telephone is also to be in
stalled with that as central office.
The district meeting of Odd Eel
lows OF the. towns of Madison, Nor
ridgewock. Athens and Skowhegan
will be held at Athens on June Il,
A banquet will be served by Winona
Rebekah Lodge at Grange Hall.
Arthur Stockbridge and wife and
daughter were week end visitors at
j.. T, lights.
Mylon Elliott and Mr.. Paul OF
Portsmouth, N. II. arrived at H.. 3.
Elliott's Saturday night for a two
weeks vacation during which time
they expect to enjoy some good fish
ing trips.
Mrs. Clara. Doe of bingham is
spending the week with relatives In
town. Last week. she spent with her
nephew and family in Skowhegan. and
was present at the graduation of her
niece Miss Helen Hight.
The next regular meeting of Athens
Grange will be held Saturday even
ing, June 30.
The many friends in this COMMUNE
ty of Lysander Robinson were shock
ed to hear of his death which occurr-
ed so suddenly at his home last Sat-
urday afternoon. Mrs. II. B. Rus
sell was among those from this VI
cinity- to attend the funeral services
on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Holman of
Wilton were in town Sunday to take
their mother home for a visit with
them before she goes to Seal Harbor
for the summer.
BUNKER HILL
Miss Vira Sinclair of Brighton was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Mont Sinclair Sunday. She also
visited at the home of her uncle Doris
Thompson.
Mrs. Lydia Small and daughter Mrs.
Flora Davis were guests of relatives
in Harmony, Friday.
Jasper Leavitt has. a. new car.
Mrs. Jane Woodbury. has been. on
the sick list for the past week.
F. L. Bunker has returned home
from few days visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Russell OF Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston. Small and
two children visited relatives in
Dover, Sunday.
Miss Helen Leavitt has returned
home from Scion where she has been
attending school.
F Annie Coombs OF Scion was cali
er at the home of her parents, Mt
and Mrs. o. III. French, Tuesday.
Recent guests at che home of Mr..
and Mrs. David Thompson were MIR.
and Mrs. f. H.. Sinclair and baby
Luie and Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Sim
clair ad little daughter, all of Har-
mony.
Mrs. Hilda Smith was a week end
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Boston.
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News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

to Augusta. Wednesday. where they
attended, an auxiliary meeting.
c. B. Chase and soHi Carroll were
in Hartland. Pittsfield and>Troy, Fri
day on business.
Mrs. Richard Chase. was called to
Augusta last week owing to the i'll
ness of her father, George Trask.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Lancaster
were Sunday callers at William
Tuttle's.
Mrs. Halle Hubbard who has been
sick Is slightly improved.
Samuel Padham our esteemed
neighbor Is In feeble health. -
Mabel Brooks is working In the
home of George Holt in Pittsaelda :.
A gentleman from yAugHsta rebre-
senting the State, Board of Chafitias
was in the place WednesdaN' onl,bsesi-
ness. fy * IN !
Mrs. Lillian Purinton. haa CLOSED
her house and gone to Hartford,
Conn, where she will visit far . time
with her sister Mrs. Hanna Gafgian.