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and he Is. authorized to execute in
behalf OF the City of Rawlins, that
certain lease to the City of Raw
Inns, of 172 acres. in Section 8.
Township 81 N. Range 81 w, Car
bon county. Wyoming. site for the
Government Aeroplane landing field,
Aviation hangers and buildings"
Moved by Trustee Larsen, second
ed by Trustee Johnson. that the
resolution be adopted. Roll call:
Trustee Larsen. Trustee Perrett.
and Trustee Johnson, voting AYE"
Moved by Trustee Perrett, second
ed by Trustee Johnson, that the City
Treasurer be instructed to issue a
draft for the sum OF 5000, in pay
ment for said lease. Roll call: Trus-
tee Larsen, Trustee Perrett and
johnson. voting AYE"
Trustee Perrett offered the fol
lowing resolution:
BE 1t resolved by the Board of
Trustees of the City of Rawlins
that the office OF Fire Truck Driver
Is hereby created. That he shall be
paid the sum OF $4,000, per month,
for his entire services.
And, be it further resolved, that
the Executive Board of the Volun-
teer Fire Department, of the City
OF Rawlins, shall nominate and APP
point such Fire Truck Driver.
And, be it further resolved, that
when said nomination shall be pre-
scented to the Board of Trustees, his
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COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES


On May 18th. the schools of Car
bon County will compete for the
honor of County Spelling Champion.
Every school Of the county is en-
tttled to q representative in this con
test regardless OF the size OF the
school. It is hoped that every
school will be represented. A gold
Medal will be awarded the contest
ant winning first place and a silver
medal the contestant winning SEC
ond place. In addition to the in
dividual awards . silver cup will be
awarded the school whose represent
ative wins first place. This Guy
will be retained for n year by
the school and at the next County
Contest will again be placed in com
petition. The Spelling Contest will
start at 3 p. M. when the prelimin-
airy elimination contest will. take
place. The contestants will spell for
q given period when a recess will
be taken and the judges selected
from among the different sections
of the county represented will an
nounce those who will take part In
the final contest to be continued
during the evening.
The contest will be held In the
Rawlins High School building.
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appointment as such Fire Truck
Driver, shall be confirmed by the
Board of Trustees"
Moved by Trustee Johnson. sec
onded by trustee Larsen, that the
resolution be adopted. Roll call:
Trustee Larsen. Trustee Perrett and
Trustee Johnson, voting AYE"
No further business coming be-
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Eighth Grade Examinations

Examinations Tor pupils OF The
seventh and eighth grade will be
conducted this week and again May
3rd and <th. A large number of
pupils will take these examinations
and quito q large number vii receive
their Eighth Grade Diplomas at the
close OF the school term. A much
larger number will receive diplomas
this year than v before. II In
very gratifying to note the number
OF studen,s who received their d.
piomas last year from tho eighth
grade In tho rural schools arc at
tending high school this year and
making good there. Several OF those
arc attending school in Laramie at
tvinson hall.
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FOR sALE-Day old chix: Golden
Buff, Brown and White LeEhorns.
Anconas, Black MinorcAs. Barred
Rocks, Rhode island Reds and Tur.
hens. Enoch Crews. Ssabright. Cal.
ieornia.
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fore the Board, it was regularly
moved. seconded and passed, that
the meeting adjourn to April 25th.
1923. So carried.
Approved
E. A. KELL,
Attest: Mayor.
Eta d. Steward,
City Clerk.
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county Field and Track Meet

bkA1
In connection with the spelling
contest this year a county Field and
Track Meet will be held. All schools
are eligible for entry in the events
except the two city schools Hanna
and Rawlins. The list of events
planned for this meet is given below.
Mr.. DeLacey, physical training in
~structor of the Rawlins public
schools will be in charge Of these
events. Ribbons will be awarded
for first, second and third places
in each event. First place will en-
title the school represented to five
points. second place three points,
and third place two points. The
school receiving the highest num-
Der of points in the meet will be
awarded a championship banner for
the county.
The events are:
so yard dash.
40 yard dash.
Half mile run.
Half mile relay.
Sack race.
Three legged
100 yard dash.
Potato C
220 yard dash.
High jump.
Broad jump.
Pole vault.
Mile run.
Baseball throw.
The meet will start at 3 a. m.
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ing May 18th. at the call OF the
president A. ID. Burford. Hanna
Wyo. We hope that the schools OF
the county will be well represented
at this meeting.
The Brush Creek school opened
April End with Miss Elsie Cope in
charge.
The South Spring Creek school
opened April 9th with Miss Madge
Crelly in charge. Miss Greeley con-
Quoted the South Spring Creek school
last year and the district Is very
glad to have her return to them
this year.
The Pass Creek school opened
April 2. with Mrs. Mary Morgan in
Charge. Mrs. Morgan will teach
the school until Mrs. T. q. Brown
takes charge at the close of her
term in the Dunkard school. Dis.
trict eight.
Tho Sheep Mountain school open
ed this month with Miss Frances
Beeier who taught the school last
year in charge.
Miss Libbie Roney o! the Cedar
Glen school. Saratoga. was in Raw
HIM lA&t WYNN t8&luk Nuo osSho
Teachers examinations.
The attendance In school this yeaF
IL very good despite the fact that
bad weather and cpidemics have
interfered somewhat With perfect At
tendance records.
The following shows the record OF
attendance certificates issued Ia
date for this year.
District No.
Bunker srhool-Six months per
feet attendance: Grace Hnwn. Mary
Morchouse. Ruby Morehousc. Eva
Morchousc.
Enrolment 8. Perfect for full
term. four.
Mildred Norchousc. three months
perfect attendance.
District No. :.
Mountain School Three Months
perfect attendance: Alfred Jussila
Suima Jussiia.
District No. I
Dsxg-Enroiimcnt ~. q month";
perfect attendance IA: Raymond
Ptcrxou. James Olidden. Artie Nor
row. Alvin Weber. Gustav johnson
Yngve johnson. Ruth Weber. Louise
Shockiey. Arthur johnson. LAhr'
Weber. Cluster Morrow. Oscar John
son. Herbert Pterson.
Three months perfect attendance
~; l~e Oiipin. Nadine Ohdden. Ro,
Brown, Edward Jessmer. Everett
JeOmer. Eather Ptefson. Bert Pier
son. Evelyn Pisrson. Earl SHREDDER
AlfrOA oliddeu. Orv1lls ions. Anelii
lcoo1a1l, Leroy Dsnoon. Bdna Ma!
neoWa. Lillian Hungary. MARI
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convenient to a line running in a
'northerly and southerly direction,
the precise location Of this line to
be determined by actual surveys, and
that the company has the power to
construct, maintain and operate
other roads in Montana and other
states Of the Cheyenne
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School Exhibit

A school exhibit will be conducted
May 18th in which 1t is hoped that
every school will be represented.
Last year the rural schools Of the
county won in premiums at the
State Fair $3.50. The following
schools were represented at the
State Fair Exhibit from this county:
Saratoga. Encampment. Hanna, Pass
Creek school. Pass Creek Basin
school. Elk Mountain. Bunker
school. Dixon school, and Medicine
Bow school.
The exhibits from the County
Exhibit will be kept until the time
Of the State Fair and tent there
next fall for exhibit. A good picture
for the school room will be award
ed the school having the best rural
school exhibit in the county. Prom
ium ribbons will be awarded in
dividual exhibits.
, 1923-04-26

FOR RENT Furnished sleeping
room in modern home. 122 w.
Spruce st. or phone 34S. 4-12-2t
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Health Crusade Work

The Modern Health Crusade work
has received considerable attention
in the schools Of the county this
year. A number OF pupils have
completed the work required for n
Knight Banneret pin. The follow
ing pupils have been reported A.
completing the work emitting them
to the rank and pin indicated:
Betty Kerr. Squire Warren Kerr.
Marjorie Kerr. Allen Comstock.
KNIGHT BanncrSt. Gretchen voxel.
Knight: GeorKanna, Vogel. Knight:
Mary Robidoux. Squire: Alice Rob-
idoux, Squire: Mae Robidoux.
Squire. Victoria Chcesbrou9h. Knight
Banneret. Joan Chee~brouEh. Knight
Banneret.
In other schools the crusade work
has been done but no reports are
available.
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I,lcVelIyn Stinchfcld

Ilewellyn Stinchfeld died at his
home in Athens village at , o'clock
Friday morning. after an illness of
several weeks Mr.. Stinchfeld was
born in Danforth. Maine. and was
one of 10 children and the son of
Seth and Hannah Harding Stinch-
field. Mr.. Stinchfield was % Years
of age last March. He has resided
for many years I'm Somerset county.
having lived in Cornville and Madi-
son and for the mast few years In
Athens village. Mr.. Stinchfeld was
a past noble grand of Wesserrun-
sett Lodge of |. Q. O. +. No. 11;.
and member of the Athens Camp
No. 81 and also a member of the
Athens Grange. He was a promi-
nent man in the community where
lie resided and was highly respected
by large circle of acquaintance
and had a large number of friends
who will be grieved to learn of his
passing away.
Miss Stinchfeld was twice mar
ried. his first wife being Miss Myra
Russell, who died q number of
years ago. About two years ago
Air. Stinchhold married Mrs. Alberta
FosS Ward of Athens. who survives,
as do one brother. Amaziah I.
Stinchfield. the postmaster at Dan
gorth. and four sisters. Mrs. Sadie
MoultOn and Mrs. Stella Boothby of
Springfield Mass. and Mrs. Bessie
Drew and Mrs. A. r. Neatly of Lew
iston.
|. The funeral service will be held
Sunday afternoon at > o'clock at the
home.
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THIRTIETH OBSERVANCE
OF KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Thursday night time was gala
time for the members of the Show
hogan Lodge. No. 81. knights of
Pythias when they observed the goth
anniversary of the organization of
the local lodge. There were about 40
guests. KNIGHTS being present from
Madison. Norridgewock. Mechanic
Falls and Miss.
The address Of welcome was cor
daily extended to the guests by
Past Chancellor Commander Edgar L.
Ford. The response was voiced by
District Deputy Lawrence riggs Of
Madison. Interesting remarks were
made by several guests and also
members of the local lodge.
The Knight Rank was conferred
upon a class Of two candidates. in
a most creditable manner and re-
ceived the commentator of the
guests from other lodges.
After the work a delicious baked
bean and pastry supper was served
in the banquet hall under the SUI
pervtson of the following committee:
Benjamin Witham, chairman; Car
roll Rice and Allie Knight. The ladies'
of the Bloomfield Temple Pythian
Sisters furnished the pastry and as
sisted in setting up the tables and
serving. The observation of this an
niversarv was greatly enjoyed and in
every detail it was considered a sue
cess The lodge is looking forward
into future years with high hopes
ST continued prosperity.
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CITY OF BELFAST
Notice to Contractors

Sealed bids for the construction of a
new school building in the City of Bel
fast will be received at the City Treas
urer's Office, City Building, Belfast.
Maine. up to IL O'Clock in the forenoon
May 10. 1928. and at that time will be
opened publiclyo
Plans. specifications and instructions
to bidders may be obtained at the Of
flee. of the. City Treasurer in Belfast.
Maine, and at the office of Kilham,
Hopkins & Greeley. Architects, 9 Park
Street, Boston. Massachusetts,.
A certified check for $1,000 payable
to the City Of Belfast, shall accompany
each bid.
A surety company bond satisfactory
to the Municipal Officers of the City
Of Belfast. running to the City of Bel
fast, for $4,000, will be required OF
the suco essful bidder.
The Chty of Belfast does not obi gate
itself to accept the lowest or any other
bid.
Dated this 10th day of April, A. D.
Per Order of City Council of Belfast.
/. ORLANDO E. FROST, Mayor.
apr21wed&sat3w
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION

Sealed proposals addressed to the
State Highway Commission, Augusta.
Maine. for building ten sections of
state highway. will be received by the
House, Augusta, Maine. until eleven
May end, 1928. and at that time and
GRAvEL SURFACE. three sections as
follows; Norridgewock and Skowhe-
gan, 4.30 miles. Casco. Asa miles:
NG GRHVt and Rfss 2 seven miles,
Perry, 3.16 miles: Woodstock and
Paris. 3.22 miles: New Sharon. 3:42
miles. Passadumkeag., %? miles; Lin,
miles.
The work will consist of grading.
drainage and surfacing..
Each proposal must be made upon
the blank form provided by the Com
of one dollar will be required. and
must be accompanied by a certified
check or surety bond for 1919 of the
az sae e2 Rsne the f. the enveoee
closing the proposal should be plainly
marked Proposal for State Highway
Construction in the Town Of
certified check will be returned to the
unsuccessful bidder unless forfeited
under the conditions stipulated.
bond satisfactory to the Commits
sion, OF not less than one-fourth nor
more than one-half Of the amount of
the contrast will be required. Plans
may be seen and forms Ct specifications
and contract may be obtained at the
office of the Commission, Augusta.
Maine.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all proposals. ..
WILLIAM M. AVER. Chairman.
FRANK A. PEABODY.
LYMAN II. NELSON, ....
State Highway Commission.
PAUL d. SARGENT,
Chief Engineer.
Dated at Augusta. Me, April IA. 1928.
arr 7-1a-2t-2S-25-2S
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PERSONAL MENTION

| George Goodness is medical pa
! tent at the Somerset hospital.
Mrs. Fred Emery passed Friday
afternoon in Waterville.
Mrs. Howard o. Burgess was in
| Watervile for the afternoon, Friday
| Mrs. Wilmot r. Whittier was in
Waterville on business Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams Dyer went
to Wilton Thursday to visit with
relatives.
DIR. L. White was in Watcrville on
professional business Friday after
| noon.
Mrs. Wallace ]. Blunt went to
| Westticld, Mass. Friday morning to
visit with Mr.. Blunt.
| Miss Eva Chabot and Pearle Du-
, mont were in Waterville for the day
! Friday, shopping.
| Mrs. Granville Reed and daughters.
| Carolyn and Elizabeth were in Wa
terville shopping Friday afternoon.
John Mcclure Of Waterville was in
| town Friday noon on his return to
Waterville after being in Madison on
business.
Miss Dorothy NJ. Elliott of the High
school faculty is in Portland where
Friday and today. Saturday. she at
tends meeting of educators.
Miss Chantal Bison will enter the
Office of John W. Higgins. registrar
of deeds for Somerset county the first
of the week
Harrison Smith of Waterville. who
is the musical director in the Show
hogan schools. was in town Friday on
professional business.
Amos Greenleaf went to Brewer
Friday morning where he will be the
guests of friends and expects to have
employment.
Mrs. Pauline Hill. who has been
medical patient at the Somerset hos
pital has so far recovered as to re-
turn to her home on Norridgewock
avenue. Friday morning.
Miss Ermaline Smith. the young
daughter of l.. T.. Smith. was the
guest Thursday of her aunt. Mrs.
G.. N. Smith. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Palmer in Hinckley.
Alton II. Cleveland Of the A. II.
Cleveland Insurance Agency went to
Bangor Friday afternoon to attend
the remaining meeting Of the Maine
State Methodist conference.
Miss Rosalin Jewett. leader of the
Homo Demonstration agents of OronN
was in town Friday to attend meet
ing of the executive board of the
Somerset County Farm Bureau.
Mrs. ELIZABETH Watson, the lee
turer of the Somerset Pomona Grange
went to North Scarboro Friday after
noon where today. Saturday. will be
one of the speakers at an all-day
meeting Of the Scarboro Grange.
Miss Ruby Dumont. who passed the
holiday in town with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Dumont, returned FRI
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To Attend Meeting of Augusta
CounctI

The following Skowhegan men
have been assigned parts in confer
ring the 18th degree Knights of the
East or Sword which will he con-
ferred in full form at the meeting
of the Augusta Council Princess of
Jerusalem in Augusta on Monday
next. Edward f. Merrill. who is
Sovereign Prince, Frank w. Buck
nam. Walter =. Ordway, G. Allen
Wentworth. Thomas l.. Greenway.
Harry a. Binsmorc. Roscoe F.. At
wood, Fred A.. Wood. John II. Jen-
kins, John l.. Fish, Eugene c. Tar
box and Charles Turner. Candidates
are TO report at the Masonic Temple
in augusta at o'clock. A banquet
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PLANS FOR THE FOURTH'S
CELEBRATION GOING ON

Thursday evening there was a
meeting Of the Somerset Central
Agricultural Society and citizens in
tcrested in the celebration of the
Fourth of July. the plans for which
are being formulated which was held
in the office of Wentworth and
Plummcr Insurance Agency. The
following chairman Of various COM
mittees were appointed: Chairman
finance. Walter p. Ordway: adver-
Using. G.. Ernest Avore; sports, Leon
w. Smiley: parade, Sherman n.
Shumway; horrible parade. John Fl.
Jenkins; Ford parade, Walter II.
Hight. 1t was voted to have a Ford
section in the parade. On Monday
evening there will be another meet
ing of ~ interested in the obser-
vance Of the Fourth in Skowhegan
which will he held at the Office of
Attorneys Butler and Butler, Mr..
Ernest Butler. the Junior member of
the firm being the chairman Of the
general committee.
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day morning to Gardiner where she
Il, employed in the millinery store OF
Miss Eva lDulac.
n. McQuillan and his son. Arthur
McQuillian. who is Il student at the
Medical college at Harvard and who
is passing his spring vacation with
his father. were in 4Waterville on
business Friday morning.
Mrs. Pearl Black. who has been in
town the guest Of her father. Jerry
Cowett and sisters, Mrs. Violet Horne
and Mrs. Sidney Johnson. returned
Friday morning to her home lin Gar
diner.
Mrs. Ruth Clyde. who is employed
in the millinery department at Sou!e's
in Waterville, returned to that city
Friday morning after passing Pat
riots day with her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. i. A. Borden OF Water street.
Miss Amanda Carriveau. who has
charge of the suit department at the
local store of the Emery Brown
company of Watcrville. returned
Thursday from Boston where she has
been for a few days going to accom-
pany her mother, Mrs. Joseph Carl
veau who went there for treatment.
ID. A. Blanchard OF the Augusta
~ 'ne,' VI ~ ,s'fe, a.,
pnis nos t,,, ~ ..,, .i,t,
,' w. - H. t,,,.,', ,hn
80. 800, Ia, ~ 81,
oho" 'sesa' y, ~ a - 49,,
s..s - =" y ., ~ s,, u 800
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Church Notices

Bethany Baptist. Rev. George Mer-
ram: 1890. sermon by pastor: IL
o'clock. Sunday school; young peoples
meeting at o'clock: evening service
at Z o'clock; mid-week meeting Thurs
dav at $50 p. NJ.
Federated. Rev. Herbert l.. Nichols:
1890. "Forlnalism: The Relation OF
Ritual to Religion:" kindergarten di-
rected by Mrs. r. F. Merrill: Sunday
school at noon: vesper service at 5 +.
NJ: Y. p. S. G. e. service at 6; mid
week service at 100 Thursday.
Centenary Methodist, Rev. Herbert
L. Nichols: 1890 Service will be con-
Quoted by Earl Il. Grudy. former
member of the church; Sunday school
at noon; Epworth League meeting will
he held at p. NJ. and evening meet
ing at o'clock conducted by Mr. Grun-
dy; mid-week service at 7.30, Thursday
Notre Dame de Lourdes, Rev.. FIR. J.
Louis A. Renaud: Mass at $50 and
1890 At high mass sermon will be
preached in French. Sunday school at
$50: rosary and benediction Of the
blessed sacrament at $50.
Sunday morning at the Federated
church preceding the sermon. the
pastor, Rev. George L. Thuriow. will
give five minute address to the
boys and girls OF the parislH
There were mo mid-week services
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NOTICE
STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION

Sealed proposals addressed to the
State Highway Commission. Augusta,
Maine. for furnishing Corrugated Metal
Pipe. Cast Iron Culvers Pipe. and Cast
Iron Water Pipe tSeconds) for State
highway construction will be received
by the Commission at it's office in the
State House. Augusta Maine. until
May End, 1928, and at that time and
place publicly opened and read.
Proposal forms. specifications and
schedules of culverts may be obtained
from the State Highway Commission,
Augusta. Maine.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all proposals or any part theSeof.
WILLIAM NJ. AVER. Chairman.
FRANK A. PEABODY,
LYMAN II. NELSON.
State Highway Commission.
PAUL d. SARGENT.
Chief Engineer.
Augusta. Maine. April IA. 1928.
april 1921
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Miss Chase Resigns

Miss Dorice Chase. Who Tor the
past few years has been the eff
cient clerk in the office of John Hig-
gins. Somerset county's register of
deeds. taking the place made va
cant by the marriage of Miss BcS-
sic Edwards. has resigned and will
assume the duties of operator in the
local office of the Western Union
telegraph office on the second Of
May.
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!, Notice is hereby given that the fol-
Probate Court within and for the
s. pAb p isis and ssS a. app pe duly
auNSrtNSeXp N. G;ffbs0N. Of Clinton. execu-
trix OF the will Of ELLIS r. LIBBY.
late q Clinton; deesa tgr ws =, o...
land, execntrix Of the viii Of CYPRIBN
ROY. late OF Oakland. deceased.
CHARLES A. KNIGHT Of Gardiner,
executor OF the will of WINFIELD
SCOTT HILL. late OF Augusta de-
EVERETT L. THOMPSON. Of Pitts;
ton, executor Of the will Of GEORGE
". THOMPSON. late Of Pittston. de-
CIVIL WILLIAM woARr LANCASTER Of
estate OF MARY I. LANCASTER. late
of Augusta. deceased. Lucy w. Lam
Harry { ah LIZ M;;S Ij OF se,
Of the estate Of JOSEPH MsRRow.
CLAIRE r. KNOWLES Of Belgrade,
adininistratfix Of the estate of IVES.
LEY. II. KNOWLES. late OF Belgrade
THOMAS THOMAS P. DowNIE Of ,cambridR3
Mass, executor Of the will of Ed
WARD O'BRIEN. late OF Chelsea. de-
ceased. Stephen J. liegarty Of Augusta.
lila B. GORDON of Mt. Vernon,
executrix of the will of ALBERT q.
GORDON. late Of MI: Vernon. DECEASED.
IRVING r. WEELMAN Of Lisbon:
Androscoggin GoS9ty; fdm,n = Pa%E g
late OF Sidney, kennebec County. de-
ceased. no~
Register Of Probate.
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'SK0VvIlEGAN LOCAL ne VS.
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, s:,a., -. i;
r.. and T.. W. Club to Meet

The next meeting of the SHOW
hogan Business and Professional
Woman's Club will be held on Tues
day evening, Apri! "a. in the club
rooms in the Morrison and McClel-
Ian block. At this meeting the nom
mating committee appointed sew
cral weeks ago will present it's re-
port nominating a list of officers
and also the chairmen of various
committees who have charge of the
different departments of work done
by the club. There will be an cX-
ccllent program which is to be d.
rected by Miss Chantal Bison and
Miss Clara Libby.
Fred Chase, who passed Patriots
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebcn +. Chase of Madison avenue,
returned Friday morning to Water
vile. where he is student at Colby
college.
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Benefit Lecture

On Wednesday, evening The 25th.,
in the Federated church, lecture
is to be given for the benefit Of the
painting fund. The lecturer is to be
Trad b. Hardy whose subject is The
Happy Life" MIR. Hardy will be as
sisted by a reader, Mrs. Mabel Hall
Hardy. Miss Adelaide True Hardy
as impersonator and Miss Margaret
Coralie Hardy. soprano.
The program is to open with Indian
club swinging by Mrs. Hardy. which
will be followed by the lecture. A
two act scene from Romeo and Juliet
will be presented by Mrs. Hardy. The
program will also include the follow
ing songs: ''Flark tho Robins Early
Song" and THE Little Dcmosscllc,"