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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-12
NEoKRADAJrE svoJE. DETI.

Nasacsi hriech proti svoji def on pacha ten rodir
ktory nestara ably i'm dostao skoskej vchovy Je
to vacs hrech ako keby i'm nedaval dosatok pokr pre-
telesny vyvin
v zprave skolskej vrchnost citame re meste na- Z
chodi dost takych dei sovenskych ktorych rodcia
nedba ably chodily do skoy; mnoho deti zamestnane
medz H. a 16 rokom svojho veku, kedy maj
lepsie rozvja kedy det vnimav6 zanedbavanim sko
y utraca to najcennesie, totz prpravu un budova
nie charakteru ch dospel6ho Svota.
IL. Medzi nasim Pudom nachodi sa mloho takych ktorf
chod vkraj len po par rokov do skoly mienky re
i'm to boo dost'a preto re ami ch deti nepotrebu Wac
skolsktho vzdeana No to je ten navacs omyl Clovek
bez skoy vel mi t'azko vyvinuje zvote
nedopracue takmer nkdy znacneho t1spcchu Vsetko
chape aisle ako covek skolou vychovay e to cekom
tax, ako ked zasadme podnu do nezorane neponoenej
zene ia azko rastie vyraste bedna Clovek bez sk6
podoba tel plodne Zasad tie vsak plodnu do kypre
pohnoenej p6dy vyraste bujna mocn, ktor tax ahko
pevyhynie. TAX iso je to skolou vychovanym Glove
koln. Skoa no pripravf zvotu nom Pahko w
zna, MIN prebije
Dat svojmu diet 'atu skoly je Wac, ako nechat mu
bohatstvo Mdre, skoovane diet ked dospeje 81 bude
samo znat nadobudnnt' majetku neskoovan6, nebude
vedet AMI len pouzit bohastva jYn zanechaneho. Pride
on l'ahko pr najprvsej zkliske umu prot unu Avsak
lieen tohto OIL adu by mali rodca syoje deti davat
skolovat Uceny coyek je yyss typ coveka. toto je
cel u kor1mu clovecenstvo celeho sveta krta U1nom
a dllsou sa odlisujeme cd zviela
Ma svete pozname cvilizovane, menej civilizovane
barbarsk6 narody Barbarsk6 nrody zijt nedostatku
otroctve cvilizovanych mene civzovane narody sll
tez vyuzivane civizovanejsimi. Vzdean6 narody zjd
hojnosti pohodli; nevzdelane ndz ncpohodlf Tu
nenie tazko vyberat predsa najd1 medz Slovakmi
luda, ktor svojim det'o odopiera to najelementar
nesie skoske vzdeanie " e najvyss cas- ably mas ud
otv4il oti poznal vzdelania Rozdee medzi vide
lanym nevzdeanym s tax vel 'ke re ch vdl al sepy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-12
MOVE csL DUKATY So RIA.
ZENE Y KREMNIC1.
Kabelova zprava CSTK.

Praha, a, oktobra. Statna
mincovna Kremnici razi jubi-
lejny. dvoidukat a jednoduchy :
lstopoetom 1929. Prihlasky ma ju-
bilejny. dvojdukat prijlmane ST
do 6. oktobra a prideleny bude
'tomu, kto najviac nabidne pro-
speech statneho zlateho lpokladu.
Najmensia nabidka je 300 Kcsl.
Komu sa nedostane jubilejny du-
kat, dostane. prideleny jednodal-
chy dvojdukat, ked' $ tym stl-
hlasi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-12
zAKoN Y PRosPECH MATIEK
v xo-sLov1NsKU.

(FLIS) Koncom mesiacs augu-
sta tohto rOku vydala saradovna
pre- zaujmy a pecaiyost . deti Y
departments prace slkromnii zpra
WI Q krokoch, ktor6 sa podnikaj,i
v tel alebo onej krajine V pro-
speech deti a medzi zpravami IT,
mito zahrnnta je Ia, ze repub-
like Ceskoslovenskej navrhnuta
.bola osnova zakona, podPa ktorej
ma sa dostatS matkam financnei
pomoci dobe pred po narodeni
diet 'at'a.
Zprava ia znie takto:
Zakon nemocenskom poisteni,
ktory teraz Dol ,iyedeny do plat
nosti, uvadza, ze poistena zeny V
lobe sest' tyzdnov pred a sest
tyzdnov po narofenf sa diet at "a
obdrzia take poistne, akoby boly
chore akoby' dostavaly memo
censku podporu, ked v dobe tel
ovsem nedostavaji svoj pravidel-
ny prijem. Pravo ma tnto podporu
pre- zeny, zamestnane v priemysle,
| v doprave. zemedelstve bude IL
znane vlozkou do zvlaStnei osno-
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MERCER

James Hartford and wife from
Londonderry, New Hampshire and
Truman Hartford have been visiting
Frank Hartford and other relatives
for about ten days. Mrs Frank
Hartford accompanied them to Fay
cite and all visited Uncle Simon
Walton. They returned to New
Hampshire Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Carrie Walton and mother,
Mrs Della Williamson, of Norridge-
wock are going to Dover, New Hamp-
shire in about three weeks Mrs.
Walton intends to go on to Massach-
usetts and expects to be away for
some time.
Sandy River Grange No 50 is to
hold the annual Cattle Show and Fair
at Mercer Oct 2nd.
Will Williamson had the misfor-
tune to stick pitchfork through one
hand last Thursday.
Ruth Hartford visited her sister
Mrs. Burton Walton recently, return
ing home, Thursday of last week.
She plans to attend High School in
Norridgewock at the opening of the
fall term.
Dell Pray from the Lakes is haying
for Paul Chamberlain
Mrs Carrie Walton visited her
mother Mrs. Della Williamson in Nor
ridgewocl1 Aug. II, to help celebrate
Mrs. Williamson's S3rd birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carson were
in Rangeley Sunday, Aug. &c.
Mrs. Leslie Rogers and sons NAH
| lon and Carl were callers in South
Mercer Sunday.
A party of twenty-five from Birch
Point Camps were dinner guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Ba-
con Saturday evening.
John Bacon Jr. who has been work.
ing for Sidney JeWett for about a
year and a half in NorridgewOck has
given up the job on account of throat
trouble and will work at some out
door job for a while At present he
and his family are at the home of his
parents in South Mercer and his wife
is teaching the south Mercer school,
We have HOOVER DIGGERS for
sale both common and engine drive
for cash or on regular terms We also
carry repairs for same \. E.phone As
2w34 MILLER & JONES
Mrs. George Tibbetts of Rome Wis
tied her mother Sunday.
Mrs. Donald Goodwin of Arson
visited friends in South Mercer
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Philip Bacon and family of the
Lakes and Mrs George LeBaron of
Rome called on friends in South Mer-
GER Sunday.
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THAT DULL ACHING.

Don't worry and complain about q
bad back. Get rid of 1t! For weak
kidneys, lame and achy backs, your
neighbors recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills. Ask your neighbor!
Mrs. William Beaufort, 7 Poplar
ST., Skowhegan, says: u had a dull
ache across the small of my back
which annoyed me in my work
felt languid and depressed most OF
the time. l read of Doans Kidney
Pills and decided to try them, SO
got q box at Fogg's Drug Store.
found relief and continued using
Doan's until | had taken about four
boxes. They strengthened my kid
neys and back and l was practically
free from the complaint"
The above statement was given
June 81 1916, and on Sept 25, 1920,
Mrs. Beaufort added: THE cure
Doan's Kidney Pills gave me has
lasted. know Doan's are grand
remedy and gladly renew my form
er statement"
6oc, at all dealers. Foster-M ilburn
Co. Mfrs. Buffalo. n. Y.
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LAR0NE

Clayton Jones with friends from
Massachusetts, were calling on
friends in town on Sunday last. Mr..
Jones was formerly a Larone lad and
is touring the state for a few weeks
and renewing old acqnaintances.
Bigelow and Buzzell have started
their power thrashing machine and
will be obliged to thrash much grain
from the field because the barns are
full of hay
John Puffer and William Marcia
have been putting a new wheel pit in
the Tobey Mill.
Ether Stevens goes to Portland
where he will visit his cousin Mrs.
William Richmond.
Charles Wade and partner OF Nor
ridgewock have been painting F. ".
Farley's house.
F. W. Farley and family attended
the Advent camp meeting at Auburn
last week.
Elmer Carl and wife entertained
over Sunday Mr. Carl's brother from
Bingham
Mr.. and Mrs. !. G. Morrow with
friends from Norridgewoek took a
trip to Pleasant Pond on Sunday last,
going in the Morrow car.
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| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson during

guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson during
the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Hanson attend
ed the Bangor fair, Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Matthews OF
Fort Fairfield were guests Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Matthews.
Miss Alice Elliot and her mother oil
Corinth, arrived in town Saturday to
spend the winter at the home OF Mrs
Eta Hanson. Miss Eliot will teach
the primary school and her friends
are glad to welcome her back.
The Helpful Workers gave a baked
bean supper and entertainment in
the town hall on Wednesday, August
%. The sum of $29.21 was made.
Mrs. Minnie Martin, Mrs. Ralph
Hanson, Mrs. A. p Bigelow and Miss
Gladys Bigelow We're in Waterville
August "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Libby, Mary
Libby, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hanson, Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm Parkman and Mr.
and Mrs. Grin Parkman and son Fair
field attended the field day at Camp
Benson, Sunday, August &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Bigelow of
Pittsfeld and Mr. and Mrs. Judson
Nichols of Brookline, Mass. were call
ers in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hersey and
Mrs. Minnie Martin were in Cam
bridge, for the grove meeting, August
26. Mr.. and Mrs Orel Cole also at
tended this meeting.
On Thursday, August %, Mrs
Ralph Hanson, Mrs. Malcolm Park
man, Mrs. Verne Merrill Esther and
Enzer Varney, Stuart Varney, George
Parkman and Miss Grace Clark took
very pleasant trip to Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kincaid OF
Amesbury, Mass. accompanied by
their six children were in town Sun
day calling on old acquaintances. Mr.
Kincaid has not been in town for
twenty years and noticed many
changes.
Mrs. Grey, who has been the guest
of her granddaughter, Mrs. Joseph
Welch, returned to her home in New
port on Monday, August 20.
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returned TO their home in Arson,
Sunday p. m.
b. +. Blanchard and A. 3. Sargent
were in Kingfield, Saturday.
J. NJ. Bass, who has charge of one
of Sargent's camps up on Eustis
Ridge. was at home over Sunday.
Thomas Martin spent Sunday with
Harold Tague in Coplin.
Mrs. Cora Danico is working for
Monte Raymond.
b. f. Blanchard was in Farming
ton, Monday.
w. W. Small, wife and daughter
Frances and granddaughter were in
town Friday, motoring here from
Pennington.
w. Il. Tibbetts of Xenduskeag was
a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Knowles.
f. T. Lisherness worked in the
boiler room of the S. NJ. Co. Saturday
and Sunday, taking johnny Knowles
place.
Efie Sedgeley is at Beaver Pond.
D. L. Churchill has returned from
an auto trip to Portland.
D. L. Potter has returned from an
auto trip to Portland.
D. L. Churchill and Blake Jones
have finished painting Johnny
Knowles buildings.
Johnny Knowles took an auto trip
to Pennington one day last week.
NJ. b. Baxter, wife and daughter
Lila with L. A Knowles took an auto
trip to Conway, n. H.. Saturday.
S. Masterman was busily engaged
Sunday building new pair OF steps
at his house on Blanchard avenue.
Mrs. Ella J. Blanchard has return
ed to her home in Pennington.
J. Merton Swain of Pennington was
a business caller in town one day
last week
Charles Watson and Mrs. Nellie
Laughton took an auto trip down riy-
en- Saturday.
Bruce Vaughan is working at Spring
Lake.
Mrs A. A. Berry and son George,
who have been stopping up on The
Preserve for while have returned
home.
c. G. Taylor and wife have return
ed from their trip to Portland and
Boston.
II. H. Landers went to Rangeley
one day last week and brought back
two gasoline engines for the Strattor
Light Co, to be used at Eustis while
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NORTH NEW PORTLAND

A special town meeting was held
Saturday, Aug. 25 for the purpose OF
adjusting the taxes on the mill prop
erty in town. 1t was a very interest
ing meeting and there was large
attendance.
Mrs. H. S. Yiles was in town a few
days the first of the week, visiting her
sister. Mrs. E. L. Hutchins, who re-
turned to Tim Pond with her Friday
The Boy Scouts had popcorn
party and meeting at the birch yard
Friday night.
Flora Crosby returned Sunday from
the Kennebec Valley Hospital where
she has been for surgical treatment.
Mrs. Ferne Luce and daughter of
Worcester. Mass are spending a few
days at John Abotts.
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remain to handle the work for the
new company.
The selectmen are putting a new
fence around 1.-THE Holden cemetery.
Elmer Colby is doing the work.
Airline Hall is working in the post
Office for Miss Holden.
Several from here are preparing to
attend the fair at SkowAegan in Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Fairbrother of
North Guilford spent the week in
town guests Of Mrs. Fairbrother's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Colby. They
came by auto and while here took
several pleasure trips. called on rela-
tives and friends in Dennistown, here
and in Jackman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira McDaniels are
occupying their new home on Pleas
ant street which they recently built
and moved there August 9th. Their
many friends wish them a long and
happy life to enjoy it.
Miss Mildred Wallace returned from
Oldtown Saturday. She also visited
at Franklin. She was accompanied
by her little nephew, Wallace Holden.
Mrs. Jane Moore, Mrs. Hannah
Barney. Mrs. Mary o. Holden and Mr.,
and Mrs. NJ. E. Holden by invitation
of H. w. Holden were dinner guests
at his home, Thursday. Mrs. Jane
Moore is in her S0th year and went
to that home when an infant. The
house is as modern as many in town
as Mr.. Holden has kept it in good
repair as did his father in years past.
The house where Mrs. Moore was
born which is about one quarter of
a mile from the Holden House is now
owned by VIM. j. Murtha 1t is the
first frame house built in Moose Riv-
er. 1t has now running water, cleo
trio light and many comforts and
conveniences which were unknown to
the former settlers.
John Murtha had horse cut very
badly with stub last week and was
obliged to take him out of the team.
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IIARTL AND

Mrs. Isabel Carr of Abbot t has
been a visitor in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albion Holt the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kenesdy of
Pittsfeld was in Town Monday even
ing.
Evelyn Maxwell has returned
from Fairfield where she has been
visitor in the home of L. b. Wheeler.
Walter Fernald of Troy was in
town on business Friday.
Arad Tobey of Skowhegan was in
town Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Erwin Davis are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of son Herbert Warren.
Perley Weber and family were in
Bangor Thursday to attend the Fair.
Charles Pooler is very sick at this
writing. His many friends hope for
n speedy recovery.
Mrs. Erwin Davis is some better at
this writing. Her sister Mrs. Clara
Dunbar of Bangor is still with her.
Ralph Hunt of Carmel was in town
Friday looking for old furniture.
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Brown. She also called on another
cousin, Mrs. Fred Allen.
Mrs Leslie Allen entertained for
company party of ladies recently.
Among them Mrs. Thos. Weeks Of
Wateryille. Mrs. Ethel Groves OF Can
aan. Mrs. Fidelia Brown of Boston
and Mrs Hebron Tilton. Refresh
ments of ice cream were served.
Mrs Bert Fairbanks left for Ban
gor Monday OF last week where she
visited with her sister Mrs. Perley
Russell and attended the Bangor Fair
She returned home Sunday.
Miss Ruth Cox of Beans Corner is
at work at W E. Emerson's. Mr..
Emerson who is so seriously Ill re-.
mains about the same
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gray enter
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen
and little son Horace. motored to
Waterville Sunday where they called
on Mrs. Aliens cousin Mrs. Matte
McNally.
Mr.. and Mrs. aNathan Gray enter
tanned merry party of guests at
their pleasant home on Sunday Aug.
10 which were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Gray and two daughters. Alice and
Barbara of Andover, Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Gray and three daugh
tiers Marion. Airline and Kathleen,
Mr. and Mrs Harold Allen and baby,
Mrs. +. {. SWEET and two daughters
Mona and Christine all OF Hartland
village, Mr. and Mrs Fred Pushor, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Pushor OF Piusfeld,
Mrs. Joan keirstead of Maynard.
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hunter
and mother. Mrs Mary Hunter of
Piitsfeld Mr.. and Mrs Roy kierstead
and children Thelma. June and
Philip of Greenyille At noon all
sat down to a bountiful dinner.
Mrs. Ethel Groves returned to her
home in Canaan Friday after passing
the week with her nephew and wife
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Allen.
Mrs. Alton Wilson left Wednesday
of last week for kennebunkport where
she will visit for two weeks with re-
latiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gray and two
daughters. Alice and Barbara who
have been visiting for ten DAYS with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Gray left Friday morning for their
home in AndoTer. Mass
Mrs. Albert Tilton was at home
over Saturday and Sunday from the
mill.
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they are repairing the dam.
II. Caldwell and wife with Mrs. W.
Hanscom were in Kingfeld Saturday.
Riley Durrell and family of King
field were in town Sunday.
E. Winter of Kingfeld was in town
Saturday.
Maud Hall was down river last
week ON a few days vacation from
her duties in the Office of the S. M.
Co.
Bernice Vaughan is helping build
the new stock shed for the S. VI. Co.
Don't forget "Pollyanna' at Lam
ders Hail. Friday evening, August 81.
Look out for wedding bells right
here in Stratton.
Walter Scribner took an auto trip
to Pennington one day last week.
B. E. Blanchard has got thru work
for the s. NJ Co.
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LEXINGTON

Master Waldo Dexter is visiting his
great grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester Chapman for a few days.
Shasta Allbee spent the Sabbath
with Miss Helen Boyington.
The Misses Clarice Pinkham and
Abbie Dexter of kingfield returned
home Sunday after a few days stay
with the Misses Hilda and Ruth
Green.
Miss Adeline Hewett is visiting
friends in Scion.
Mrs. Mahlon Hewett and children
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elbridge Williamson of Kingiield.
Sunday. Her mother returned home
With her for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauriston Young have
moved back ON their farm.
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DODLIS Observation-Disclosures

Walter Bean and family spent
Sunday with their aunt. Mrs. Harry
Sands in Concord There were six
teen to supper. YIN. Smith, Walter
Bean and family. Robbie Sands and
family. Alfred Sands and Wm. War
ren of Boston
Perley Bean Of Garatunk visited his
brother Walter Bean a few days last
week.
Mrs. Jordan Pierce passed away
sunday. Aug 18th nj The home of her
daughter. Mrs. Ona Harrington. Mrs.
Pierce has been in moor health for
many years. She leaves to mourn her
loss her aged husband. John Pierce
of Smithfeld and her daughter, Mrs.
Harrington who has tenderly cared
for her in her last illness. also one
grand daughter Mrs Hermon Stevens
of Norridgewoek besides a large
circle of relatives and friends. The
funeral services were hold Wednes-
lay afternoon at two o'clock. Rev.
L. D. Thbetts officiating. The
flowers We're very beautiful
Mr and Mrs Clarence Rogers were
callers At Walter McIntire's Sunday
'uonuIalIE
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\, Interesting News Of
,,o,srset's Busy Towns
MOOSE RIVER

MOOSE III
,,rs Tom Cornelious OF
tlapd. R Mr and Mrs. Walter Hen
ne OF ~, ur and Mrs. Eli Kew.
Z ''l Is, so called on other ir'enos III
.',,,d kennedy and. and e. Fin A. to P Npea
| E1s,sd from a business "TRIP 10 N0'a
~ recently. 80. York. who were
party ll's At CROKER Pond Camps
rbt su ssasended by the State Traffic
81 and I5 t 'Se' penalty and fine and
" pau .v yn the speed limit.
I. l9 u. Il. kennedy returned from
fDfo oUa Mrs. Harry o. Barney OF
y !. anu we're week end guests Of Mr..
kpsla W. " 2. Holden. They arriy-
MS friday r. evening in company
here and Mrs. Leonard Jenkins
Nj IN in Mr.. jenkins car. They
.s' home sunday afternoon, Mrs $.
l0r r nO for a week to visit
ns mother, Mrs. Rosetta New
D ' 'a51g Mrs. Charles Bottroff of
u anu arrived this week to
fdn ~, sister Mrs. Samuel Ulson,
/ , ~, relatives and friends
/ a y. owned ~ by L. P. Barney and
y a. Nv Henry Hall was wrecked
Y r. s, NJ Bay, Saturday night. The
~ ssl damaged to some extent but
= ,bp occupants were hurt.
\ ~, a, Mrs. Seaman, daughter and
. a4s arrived here from San
!. anto and are guests of Mrs.
w. mother, Mrs. Annie Reed at
Alden House.
n'yorma Mcdonald has resumed
sass as teacher at Jackman.
4. unrtha is preparing to start
mr. the woods this week.
Y 1sckman Branch of the Ken
Trnst Co. Banking Business
i ..esntlv changed hands and will
j .s.r he known as the Jackman
y n the Guilford Trust Co. The
w., manager Carl Sanderson will
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ST. ALBANS

A. P. Bigelow left Monday for a
short business trip to Waterville and
nearby towns.
Mrs. Ida Hardy and daughter of
Ashburnham, Mass. and Mrs. Charles
Doyen of Exeter were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Hanson, August %.
George Parkman and Miss Grace
Clark of Newport, r. I. were also
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Mrs. Florence Churchill of Lexing-

Mrs. Florence Churchill of Lexing-
ton is visiting friends in town.
Arthur Phippe and family of Franz
ingham Mass. are spending week
with Dill Finandins family.
Dell Adams and family returned
Saturday after being away for
weeks vacation.
Delbert Luce was operated on for
tonsils and adenoids, Saturday at
DR.. Bells Hospital. Strong, return
ing home Sunday.
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WEST PITTSFIEID

Mrs. Bertha Towle who has been
passing month with her mother
Mrs. Margaret Written has returned
to the village to her work.
Kenneth Burrill of Canaan visited
several days last week with his
cousin Master Horace Allen.
Mrs. Thomas Weeks of Nateryille
was a guest for several days last
week of her cousin Mrs. Fidelia
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Card of Thanks

We wish to EXPRESS our heartfelt
thanks to all who in any way assisted
us during the sickness and death of
our loved one Also for the beautiful
floral offerings from relatives, friends
and Fairview Grange.
Mr.. John C. Pierce
Mrs Ona l. Harrington
Mr. and Mrs Herman stevens
Smithdeld. Ne, August 30, 1923.
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STRATTON

Newell Vaughan and wife were in
Pennington Sunday going by auto.
Thomas Porter, wife and son were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Kemp
ton, Saturday and Sunday. They
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Mrs. Grey, who has been the guest
of her granddaughter, Mrs. Joseph
Welch, returned to her home in New
port on Monday, August 20.
The Little River news., 1923-02-14
Thought } Little Children
 Needed Mothers Care

My stomach suffering was so severe that I could not have lasted much longer. I did not care so much for myself but did not want to leave my three little children who needed a
 mothers care. A cousin in California wrote me about Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and I took a course of it. have since been entirely we'll" IL is a simple, harmless preparation that re- moves the catarrhal mucus from the
 intestinal tract and allays the inflam- matiOn which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded-Boyer Drug Store and druggists everywhere.