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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-09
VETERANS AT 49TH REUNION
RECALL CLOR|O US AND GALLANT
RECORD 3RD maine REGIMENT

With no comrades present to ans
wer for five of the companies of the
3rd Maine Regiment of Infantry,
when the roll was called by compan-
les at the 49th Annual Reunion of the
3rd Maine Regimental association,
held at G. A. r. hail here Wednesday,
the terrible depletion of the ranks of
the veterans which time has wrought,
was brought home to the members of
this famous fighting regiment. Thir-
teen veterans stood as their compan-
les were called and with shoulders
back and the old fire in their eyes
gave their names in a clear proud
voice. In one instance, George II.
Benson, responding to the call for
company G, announced that he be-
lieved that he was the last lone sur
vivor of that unit. William Norton.
one of the three present from Com
pany E was the oldest comrade to
come to this reunion, he was SO years
old.
There was total attendance at
this reunion of some 35, with the la
dies and honorary members. Mayor
Ernest l.. Mclean of this city gave
the welcoming address and spoke
very feelingly to the veterans. He re-
called several features of the gallant
service Of the regiment through all the
battles of the Civil War from Bull
Run to AppomatoX. He mentioned
that General Sickles gave the credit
OF the Union victory at Gettysburg
largely to the Bird Maine Regiment
and Gettysburg won the war. The
welcome was responded to by the
president Of the association, J. Edwin
Nye of Auburn.
The companies of which there were
none present to respond to the roll
call, were the field and staff. the band
and Companies a. c. and d. Those
answering the roll were DIR. William
McDavid and y. r. Folsom of Com
pany B; ]. Edwin Nyc, William Nor
ton and Rodney Crosby of Company
T.; Frank TOwle of Company f.;
George Il. Benson, the last surviving
veteran of Company G.: Samuel f.
Emerson and John Nelson of Com
pany 1 Gustavus A. Thompson and
stephen Allen of Company X. Among
the honorary members present was
Commander George T.. Gay of the
Seth Williams Post. G.. A. r.. who ad-
dressed the veterans in a brief but
eloquent speech, expressing the hope
that the association will continue to
hold it's reunions with the local post
to the very last one.
Nine names We're on the silent
roll, of comrades who have gone to
their final reward since the re-
union of the Association held one
year ago in this city. These were,
Comrades Augustus NJ. Sawtelle, co.
e.. died at Augusta. August %. '22:
Frank White. Co. B.. died in Far
mingdale. Jan. "a. 'e3: Daniel F.
Fish. Co. f.. died in Skowhcgan, Jan.
"a. '23: James s. Burns. Co. B., died
at South China, Jan. 81. '@3; Mar
celus c. Cram. Co B.. died in Man
chester. Feb. Is, '23: Calvin c. Crit
fin. o. G., died at Ocean Point, Aug.
l. 90: a. r. Woodman. o. H., died
in Wakefield. Mass. Aug. 1922: Hen
rv Fitch. Co. G.. died in Lynnfield,
Mass. 1922; James Britton. Co. B.,
died in New Hampshire. 1929.
\ communication was read by
Secretary ,McDavid, from Percy Y.
Hill of Augusta. presenting to the
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CHELSEA

Mrs. Georgia Malaney of White
field returned to her home Sunday
after being the guest of Mrs. Bessie
Game since Friday.
Miss Eleanor Cain, who was last
week the guest of Miss Marion Ma
laney in Whitefield, returned Sunday.
Miss Marion came with her for a
short visit.
Mrs. E. NJ. Gilman is the guest of
Mrs. Pearl Smith in Augusta.
Mred Weber and Mr.. Drummer of
Boothbay were in town Sunday.
Mrs. E. c. Wakefield. Miss Marion
Wakefield and DR.. Guy Wakefield of
Torona, Ontario, and Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Albert Barker and child
were Sunday guests at Clarence
.Morgan's.
Donald. the young son of Mrs.
Dora Martin of East Chelsea, is at
home from Portland, where he has
been for three months in the hos
pltal for treatment. He is able to be
out of doors. although he has to use
crutches.
Mrs. Mabel Page recently visited
her mother. Mrs. Hannah McLaugh-
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P0Nz| INQUIRIES
AbOUT'CREDIT0RS
IN THIS LOCALITY

The following letter from Charles
PonZl at Plymouth. Mass, calls to
mind one of the nations most sem
sational cases. 1t is understood that
Augusta has some of the ALLEGED I'M
paid creditors:
August 6, 1923.
Editor Kennebec Journal.
Augusta. Me.
Dear Sir
1t will be to the advantage of my
creditors. resident within the terri
tory covered by your paper. to COM
municate with me without delay. and
am asking you. there, to assist them
by publishing this letter.
! All creditors of Charles Ponzi, or
of the Securities Exchange Company.
are hereby urged to furnish me by
letter the following information:
Name and address of creditor.
2ZAmount of his claim.
3-Whether or not any previous
dividend has been paid to him and
how much.
4-Whether or not he filed his
claim directly or through an attorney.
5-If through an attorney, give his
name and address and state whether
or not any fee was paid to him and
how much.
6-Whether or not the creditor has
knowingly assigned his claim to 9TH
er person and whom to.
Amy complaint that he may
have to make in regard to the claim.
Your courtesy and the hospitality
of your paper will be fully appreci-
atcd by
Yours very truly.
CHARLES PONZI.
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CHURCH HILL

Charles Graham and cousin, Ar
thur Bean of Appleton are passinl
a few days with the formers sister
Mrs. Leon Morang.
Mrs. Ernest Young and four chill
dren of Warren were guests Frida!
of Mrs. Young's sister, Mrs. LeoI
Morang.
Mrs. Leon Morang and daughter
Marjorie, and sister, Mrs. P. D
Perry and daughter. Marie, visited
there aunt, Mrs. r. A. Bachelor ID
Hallowell recently.
Perley Soule has returned to hs
home on Bangor street after pass.
ing several weeks with his father
Aaron Soule.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivory Soule and SIS
ter, Beulah, were weekend guess
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Soule.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivory Soule and MI
and Mrs. Aaron Soule were in Bow
doinham Sunday.
Leon Morang visited relatives ID
Appleton recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Gilley and
Leon Morang were in Bath SUNDAY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Bickford ana
two children of Smithfield ana
brother. Herbert Dorian, have been
recent guests of their mother, MIS-
Aaron Soule.
A. L. Cunningham was in ball
Sunday for the day. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Judkins Of
Augusta were calling on Mrs, HaFf'
Soule one day last week. :,
Bertha Dorian and son, Lealana
of Palermo called on her motnei
last Tuesday for the day. =
Amos Cunningham and grand.
daughter, Della, were in Windso'I
Sunday,
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Augusta Sends
Seven to BOWdOin

Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me-,
Aug. 7.-Early enrolment figures in
dictate that Bowdoin College will
have another record breaking fresh
man class this Fall. Last years en-
tering class of 175 was the largest
in the history of the college and the
class of 1927 bids fair to send this
record by the board To date 116
men have been admitted, 16 more
than had been admitted last year
at this time. This is in spite of the
fact that men are being granted ad-
mission with a much narrower mar
gin of entrance conditions than last
year.
While no definite action has been
taken Bowdoin is not likely to &C
cept freshman class large enough
to take the student body over the
800 mark, the policy of the college
having always been to remain a
small college. Last year the student
body numbered SOC.
AS usual Maine appears likely to
furnish the greater part of the en-
tering class. OF the 116 men ad-
mitted 81. or 500, are from Maine.
Last year there were 313 Maine men
in the student body. 62%o of the
total. OF the flrst-year class 107,
or 61t, were from Maine.
\ Ever since the opening of the
college in 1902. when several Massa-
chusetts boys to enter Bowdoin took
the six day stage-coach ride from
Boston into what seemed to them a
bowling wilderness, Massachusetts,
has sent a large number of men to
Bowdoin. The proportion of Massa-
chusetts men seems to be continu-
ally on the increase. Last year 22cS
of all the students came from that
state, the percentage in the fresh
man class being $50. OF the men
so far admitted to the class of 1927,
500 are from the Bay State.
The remainder of the entrants in
clude six from New Hampshire, two
each from New York, New Jersey
and Illinois. and one each from
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siding. DR.. F.. D. Merrill; topic. A Re-
view of the Work, the president: top
ic. (to be selecteO, Prof. G. f. A.
Winslow of Yale University; report
of executive office by the executive
secretary: topic. What Maine is Do
ing. Miss Gertrude Ilodgeman. Edu-
cational secretary National Organi-
cation for Public Health Nursing:
reports of committees. election to
board of directors, resolutions; topic,
The School and Health Work. Angus
tus O. Thomas, State superintendent
of education; topic, The Manufacture
cr's Interest in Health Work. Philip
Dana. member executive committee
Associated lndustics; closing re-
marks.
80 p. M.-Mceting newly elected
board of directors: election OF Off
GERS: miscellaneous business.
300 u. M.-Round Table conference
on Christmas Seal Sale, discussion
led by Mr., Eaves.
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ALMA

Joseph Smith and family Of Wis
casset were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. +. Pickles and daughter Of
Providence, r. J., are visitors in
town.
Rev. H. w. Webb of Wiscasset
will preach at the Congregational
church at the Head Tide next Sun
day, August u, at 2.30, to celebrate
the S5th anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cover of Banron,
Me-. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Ware.
Miss Lizzie and Nellie Bryan of
Somerville, Mass, are passing few
weeks at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Peaslec.
+. o. Bolton. nurscryman of
Cornish, Mo-, is making his annual
visit in town.
Mrs. Mary Peaslee is passing a
week with friends in New Harbor.
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VASSALBORO

CROSS HILL-Mrs. Elviria Gill
bert of NaSsalboro accompanied by
her son. Seth Gilbert of Portland,
were guests, Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. n. Richardson.
Mrs. Lizzie Briggs is confined to
her home by illness. Her daugher,
Mrs. Gladys Cony of Lewiston, is
caring for her.
Mrs. Susan Curtis and daughter.
Mrs. Stella Parker of Augusta, are
visiting Mrs. Ora Austin for a few
days.
Very few farmers in this vicinity
have as vet fininshed having, owing
to the scarcity of help and abundant
crop.
GETCHELL'S CORNER-A mem
orial service will be held this Wednes-
day evening at $50 o'clock in the
Adams Memorial church. Several
short addresses will be given on the
life and work of our late President,
Warren G. Harding. The public is in
vited to this hour of meditation to the
memory of our beloved President and
of conservation to President Coolidge.
Miss Margaret Durham and Miss
Helen Prescott are passing a few days
at Weber Pond.
Benjamin Sherman is getting along
as comfortably as could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Turner were in
Portland for couple of days recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Dallas Salisbury and
family, also Mrs. Mary Trites are visit
ing in Bar Harbor.
Miss Alice Crosby is the guest of
Mrs. Herbert Harris in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Miles and son
William motored to Bath for the day
Sunday.
George Knowlton was in Portland a
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tibbitts from
Jefferson were Sunday callers on Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. S. Turner.
Mrs. c. G. Jacobs has returned from
Lynn. Mass, where she was the guest
Of her son, Everett Jacobs. and wife.
Misses Josephine and Charlena Roll
Inns are in Portland for a few weeks.
Mrs. Hazel Whiting and daughter
Helen of Massachusetts are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Trites.
Mrs. Edith Parsons of Portland is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Albyrus Dol
ley.
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Lorna Doone Picture Scores Heavy
at Colonial

Travellers who have been planning
n trip across the Atlantic to see the
famous old Westminster Abbey of
London, and to get the atmosphere"
of some of the most romantic spots
in England, can save money by going.
instead. to see Maurice Tourneur's
version of Lorna Doone," which
plays at the Colonial theater, today
at 2.15 and 7.15.
A reproduction of Whitehall Chapel
in this picture has been declared by
n groun of architects who were asked
to view the set before it was used
to be one of the finest bits of photo
graphic illusion ever accomplished on
the silver sheet.
1t took months time to con-
struct the massive set of this chapel.
After detailed plans had been drawn
up by Milton Menasco. art director
for Tourneur. and construction work
begun by technicians of the Thomas
III. Ince studios where the picture
was made, a research librarian spent
several weeks in looking up details of
the interior f1nishing.-Adv.
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WINDSOR

CORNER-Mrs Frank Colbu:r
and daughter, Evelyn. who have
been the guests of their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Colburn
returned to their home in Attleboro
Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. 4. W. Reed and daughters
Mildred and Doris, and son, Lowell
who have been passing several
weeks at their farm home a,
Windsor Corner, have returned tc
their home at Bangor.
Mrs. c. w. Lowell OF Midtown
Maine. was calling on friends al
Windsor Corner Thursday.
Horace Leavitt and cousin, Miss
Irma Colburn of Attlchoro. Mass.
we're supper guests at their uncles
L. Il. Colburn, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jenkins of
Auburn were Sunday guests of their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II
Ware.
Miss Doris Shuman passed the
week end with her sister, Mrs. Har-
land Hussey.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Hussey enter
tanned relatives from Brooks Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. George Merrill OF
Coopers Mills were visitors in town
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Leavitt OF
Augusta were recent callers at F
=. Colburn's.
Mrs. Viola Colby was recent
business caller at Windsor Corner.
Mrs. Clara Kimball passed Friday
night at the home of her brother
\. II. Ware
+. w. Cove has been in Jefferson
the past week.
Herbert Merrill, Roger Reeves and
son, Burton, who have been harvest
ing the hay on the Robert
Ballantyne farm, completed their
work Saturday.
Adelbert Sproul and son, James
are assisting r. A. Coombs harvest
his hay. William Trask and son.
Samuel, are assisting A. H. Ware.
Mrs. o. w. Malcolm was Satur-
day a guest at the home of her son
II. F.. Malcolm
Doris and Evelyn Malcolm were
callers at Windsor Corner Saturday
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Lewiston Drivers Fined

Alphonse Ravanell of 149 Middle
street Lewiston. was arraigned in
Lewiston Municipal court Monday
morning, charged with driving an
automobile while intoxicated. He
pleaded not guilty and waived hear
ing. Judge Crockett imposed what
is now the regular sentence for this
oHense, thirty days in Jail, and he
gave $500 bonds for his appearance
at the October term of Superior
court on his appeal. He was arrest
ca by Policeman Ashton on Cedar
street Sunday afternoon. A sentence
of $40 and costs for speeding was
imposed on Rudolph Bolduc of SO4
Lisbon street.
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Association 800 in memory Of his
grandfather the late Hon. p. o.
Vickery. who was a member of the
3rd Maine Regiment, of /the Regi-
mental Association, and/ of Seth
Williams Post, G.. A. r. This gift
is to be known as the =. o. Vickery
Memorial Fund. A letter was also
read from Miss Mary l.. Lakeman Of
Maiden, Mass, daughter of the late
Col. Moses b. Lakeman, one Of the
commanders of the Bird Maine. Miss
Lakeman regretted her inability to
be with "the boys" at this reunion,
and extended her best wishes.
Several names were presented to
the meeting for election as honorary
mmbers of the Association, they
were Percy V. Hill, Charles F.
Fletcher. B. L. Nicholas, and Mayor
Ernest L. Mclean. all Of Augusta.
After the election of officers and the
acceptance of the resolutions. the
members of the Association enjoyed
a sumptuous repast prepared and
served by the Clara Barton Tent.
Daughters of Veterans. A social
hour was enjoyed, in which the COM
rades drew upon their great store OF
Renaissance, and thoroughly en-
joyed this opportunity of meeting
and greeting each other in comrade-
ship. In the afternoon the members
enjoyed an automobile trip to the
various points of interest about the
city.
The officers elected to serve the
Association for the ensuing year.
are as follows: President. George B
Erskine, Jefferson; list vice presi-
dent. Mrs. William McDavid. Au-
j 70 IND ;pe- biol
NJ. Partridge, EAugusta; secretary
treasurer, DR.. William McDavid, Au-
Gusta; corresponding secretary, Ad-
die f. Gay, Augusta; chaplain, Sam
uel +. Emerson. Skowhegan.
The 50th reunion of the Bird Maine
Regimental Association will be held
! next year in this city. The resolu-
tons committee reported the follow
ing resolutions which were accepted
by the meeting:
Whereas. we surviving veterans OF
the War of 81 are permitted by kind
Providence to assemble once more in
annual reunion: therefore be it
Resolved: That we once more af-
firm our loyalty TO our country and our
country's flag, and whilst desring
peace we would be the first to resist
any force or propaganda detrimental
to the laws and peace of our land.
Resolved: That we offer our heart
felt sympathy to those of DIS who have
been called upon, the last year. to
mourn the loss of near and dear one
Resolved: That we veterans OF the
War of '61-5 join with the people OF
this great country in deploring the loss
by death of President Warren G. Hard
ing: and our heartfelt sympathy is eX'
tended in this hour of her great sor'
row to Mrs. Harding. and may God ir
His infinite mercy enable her to bear
up under this great loss.
Resolved: That our thanks be ten
dercd Mr. Percy V. Hill for his gcner-
| Gus gift to the association; we also de-
sire to extend thanks to Seth Will
liams Post for use of hall. to the Au
gusta Chamber of Commerce for fur
nishing autos, to His Honor Mayor Nc
Lean for his address of welcome. tt
the Daughters of Veterans for excel
lent dinner. and to the PresSHerald
and Kenncbcc Journal for courtesias re.
ceiVcG.
A G. BALLARD.
q. Il. ERSKINE,
T.. b. TOWLE.
Committee.
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daughter, Mrs. Bertha Gray and
children were the guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Works al
North pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Andrews of
Waterville were at their farm here
over Sunday.
Will True and little niece, Harriet
We're the guests of friends in Gardi
ner over the Weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lawton and lit
tie daughter passed Sunday at Win
throp.
Charles Tarney. Thomas Smith.
LCandCr Chapman and Glendon
Morse have returned home from a
bluebery trip to Mt. Bige!ow.
The order of the Golden Cross
held meeting at Grange hall Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Meria Gray was the guest Of
friends at North pond over Sunday.
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NATIONAL HOME

officer of the day, Capt. Hugh
Doyle.
Capt. f. L., Clark, has returned,
from week passed at Camp Bolan,
Long Island, Portland.
| Ensign Worth Bagley Post No. 8,
V. L. w., and Ivan Bicknell Post
No. 80, American Legion. will at
tend the memorial services held
Friday afternoon in the Home
chapel.
Mrs. Annie Hughes. and Miss
Mabel King, have returned to their
home in Pawtucket after visit
with Mr.. Hughes father, Bernard
Cough.
The funeral of the late Edward s.
Brown was held in the Home chapel
at 1890 Wednesday, Rev. j. T..
! Cochrane officiating.
The fast Hazard baseball team
! will be the attraction here Saturday
and the noted Livermore Falls team
/ will play here for the first time Sun
! day.
Michael Grove has returned from
furlough passed with relatives in
John p. Foley, of Concord, late
Co. K, 1, n. H. Inf, has been admit
ted to the Home.
Alfred Duer, of Dayton, late
Navy; William j. Bradley, of Low
ell, late Co. M. 8, Mass. Inf: Charles
+. Fortain. of East Lynn. late Navy;
George D. Marsh, of Boston, late Co.
L, 4, VT. Inf, and Michael McGrath,
of Boston, late Co. B. 8, u. s. Field
Art. have reported for admission.
John A. Hunter, of Yantic, Conn.
late Co. l, 3. Conn. Inf; John +.
Coyne, of Haverhill, late Co. L, 46,
u. S. Inf; Michael Pero, of Boston,
late Co. H, y. u. S. Inf; John Kahn
of Boston, late Signal Corps; Henry
A. Carpenter, of Boston, late CO. d,
), L. S. Field Art, John E. Collins,
of Lawrence, lat Co. G, 8, Mass. Inf,
and Harry Colpus, of Bangor late
L. S. Hospital Corps, have reported
for re-admission.
Daniel 3. Booth, late Co. c, 1,
Mass. Cav; Dennis Bellmore, laee
Co. ID. y. Z. s. Inf: franklin H.
Dean. late Co. A. 40, Mass. Inf;
Inf: William B. Davis, late Co. c.
81, Mass. Inf: Edgar NJ. Foss, late
Co. +, l, n. H. Inf; Henry S. Lane,
late Co. c, /. Me. Inf; William d.
Luce, late Co. D. 3, n. Y. Inf; Ed
ward Newman, late Co. f. 81, Mass.
Inf: Peter j. Powers, late Co. f,
8. Mass. Inf. and William H. Smart.
late Co. l.. s, Mass. Inf. have been
granted discharges from the Home.
At the last regular meeting of
the Ensign Worth Bagley Post No.
8. Veterans of Foreign Wars the fol-
! lowing delegates and alternates were
duly elected to represent this Post
at the 24th National Annual En-
campment to be held at Norfolk,
Va, from August 9th to 31st. Dele
gates: Walter f. Lee, Past Senior
Vice Commander; James NJ. Butts.
Alternates: William J. Evans, Senior
Vice Commander; Michael J. Lehan,
Officer of-the- day.
Dr. and Mrs Fred T. Messengill
and daughter. Mrs. Collins ana baby,
motored Wednesday to WiscaSset.
The open air concert will be omit
ted Friday afternoon as the band
will be obliged to play in the Thea
tire at 3 z. NJ.
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Notification cards are being sent to
the members of the James fitzgerald
Post No. 2, American Legion. relative
to the community services which will
be held at Monument Park at 4 o'clock
Friday afternoon in memory of the
late President Warren G. Harding
Commander Barney of the Legion urges
all Legionnaires to participate in these
exercises as an act of good citizen
ship. The commander INVITES all
World War veterans not Legionnaires
to march with the Legion division Fri
day afternoon There will be two sec
tions of the World. War veterans di-
vision-uniformcd and civilian. The as
sembling point will be the American
Legion hall at $50 o'clock Friday aft
ernoon.
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MERCER

John Ingersol and Andrew Gray
motored to Mr.. Ingersors home in
Harrison for the week END.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Caswell
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Noyes on a motor trip to Wayne on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Corson and
children passed Sunday with Mrs.
Corson'5 father. George Wood, and
sister, Mrs. Gladys Lombard, at their
cottage at East pond.
Mr.. Spiller and son Of Winthrop
have employment here on the State
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Smith and
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Go Camping
Next Week End

Come on and pack that auto camp
tent on the front mud guard. tuck a
basket of grub. the camp stove, an
extra blanket, the flashlight, a
vacuum bottle full of good stuff to
drink and a few other such trinkets
in or about the car. Include a fold
ing camp chair or two, maybe a