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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-22

part of the town was in town Sat
urday and went TO Waterville for the
afternoon
Mrs. Eddie Albert and Rachel
Dugay of Waterville were in town
Saturday to call upon Albert Syl-
vester of Madison who is patient
at one of the city hospitals.
Mrs. Bcrnice Ryder of East Madi-
son was in. town Saturday on her
way to Waterville.
The charter members Of Priscilla
Rehekah Lodge are requested to meet
in Grand Army hall Thursday evening
at 100 O'Clock. Every charter member
is expected to be present as important
business will come before the meeting.
The SkoWhegan Festival Chorus Will
meet this evening for rehearsal at the
new rooms of the Business and Pro-
fessonal Womcn's Club.
Mrs. Sarah Packard Harris is seri-
ously i'll at the home of her daughter
and husband Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas q.
Lord, on Turner avenue. Mrs. Myrtle
Moody is assisting in caring for Mrs.
Harris.
John Boynton of New Portland was
a business caller in town Friday.
George Booth went to Natervillc
Saturday morning to visit relatives. He
was accompanied home Saturday night
by his aunt. Miss Ella Booth. who had
been spending a few days in Water
Vile.
Col. Roy l.. Marston left on the late
train Friday afternoon to make an of
fetal visit at the National Soldiers
home at Togus.
Mrs. Mary Lcssard went to Water
Vile on business Saturday morning.
I Doc
ton Saturday. She will be away a week
and will visit her father, Henry H..
Talbot. in Campbello, and with her
son. Bradford Fellows, in Cambridge.
Oscar Thompson of the Somerset Ma
chine Co. was in Fairfield on business
Saturday.
Harrison Smith returned to Water
vile Saturday after being in town
performing his duties as director of
music in tho Skowhcsan schools.
Mrs. Lou Eamcs, a saleslady at Ord
ways dry goods store. was in Water
willie Friday afternoon.
Miss Mary Withre left Friday on
the late afternoon train for Hartland.
where she was called by the illness of
her brothcr-in-laW. Linn Green, who is
ill with pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Green (nee Martha Withec) have many
friends here where they formerly re-
sidned. who will regret TO know of his
illness.
Mrs. Daprato. and three little chill
dren went to Watorville Friday after
noon to visit her parents.
DR.. H. l.. Shcnson, formerly of Wa
terville but now of San Francisco. Cal.
was in town Friday a dinner guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Susman Russacron at
their homo on Mount. Pleasant avenue.
A very large number greeted the
Venetian Melody Boys of Portland.
who furnished music for dance
held Friday night in Grange Nall.
The music was excellent and much
enjoyed. The Venetian Melody BOYS
plan to be in Skowhegan again in
two or three weeks.
The anntal planning meeting of
the Norridgowock local of the Som
ersct Farm Bureau and Ladies'
Branch, was held Saturday. County
Agent Clayton \. Storer and the
county home demonstrates were both
in attendance.
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Committee Hearine,
LEGAL AFFAIRS

The committee on Legal Aff,,,.
give a public hearing in its POI
the State House in Augusta,
TUESDAY, January 20, ata, !.
on the following:
An Act to amend Section 4wr
ter I29 Of the Private and Specis, -
of 1917, entitled, An Act 10 s,ss.l 4
charter of the York Beach ViIks.ra
poration.
An Act to confer certain sAdx..
GERS Of cities and towns Conc
buildings. the intensity of M " 4
areas and the qualifications 81 S.Hs
ings, trades and industries with ~. -
to location and regulation, Tho -
of residential. industrial, Comm
and other industries. and the eTels:ss
from and regulation within such a
tricts of classes of buildinsS tn1.|
and industries.
THURSDAY, January IS, stf,sI
An Act amending Chapter AZ ri
Private and Special Laws Of 1lt:.l
cooperating Irish-Ameriean RelW n
sociation.
An Act to amend the city chaar \
Brewer.
An Act to Incorporate the Eoets|
Harbor school district.
An Act to establish the KenMh,|
municipal court.
An Act to amend Section LOT ca.
ter 62 of the Revised STATUES 4
amended by Chapter 4s Of The PasI
Laws of 1919 as further anended n
Chapter 101 of the Public Law, n
1927. relating to corporations for u
erary, charitable, educational \
other purposes.
BURLEIGH MARTIN, 81
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Coming Events

Annual supper of the Working
League of the Federated church will
he held at $50 Monday afternoon in
the church parlors.
One of a series of motion pictures
given under the direction of Mrs.
Gladys Kicker instructor of English
and under auspices of the English
Department of s. III. S., will he given
cdnesday afternoon at 4:30 when
Macterlink's "The Blue Bird" will be
the production. The public may at
tend at the usual picture prices.
Semi Monthly Meeting of the r.
and L. w. Club will be held Tuesday
evening in the new club rooms at
$50. Interesting program and bust
ness OF importance.
The second meeting of the season
to be held by the Good Will Club for
winter of 1923 will he held on We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Miss
Hannah r. Page. on High street.
The Maine Spinning Company on
Saturday January the eth will dedi-
cate its new mill which has been
built the asst summer on the Island.
The January term of the Supreme
Judicial Court will convene Tuesday.
January the Gard with Justice George
Hanson of Calais presiding.
The January meeting of the Glenn
entine Weston w. c. T. U. will. be
held tomorrow. Tuesday afternoon
at O'Clock with Mrs. Joseph Otis
Smith of Water st. The program will
he directed by Mrs. Era r. Green
wood.
Tomorrow (Tuesday) the 23rd the
afternoon and evening the Good Will
Club are to give a picture benefit
when the picture will be 1.-THE
Storm" featuring House Peters, Vir-
gnia Valli and Matt Moore.
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Russell Relief Corps
Holds Semi Monthly Meeting

The usual semi monthly meeting
of the Russell Relief Corps was
held Friday afternoon in the Grand
Army hall. with the president, Mrs
Marta l.. Morrill,, presiding. 1t is
interesting to note that the corps has
this year presented six silk American
flags to the following schools re-
spectively, three to the Park school,
two to Lincoln and one to the Sth
grade on the Island. After the
business meeting the following ladies,
Mrs. Viola +. Smith, Mrs. Emma l..
Blckford, Mrs. Belle Donaldson, Mrs.
Marta +. Morrill, and Mrs Myrtle NJ.
Lamb, served delicious sandwiches,
cake and coffee. The next meeting
will be held on Friday afternoon.
February the md.
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Smith Not a Candidate

Clyde III. Smith, who for the past
ten years has devoted the best part
of his life to fulfilling efficiently and
faithfully the duties of the first Sc
lectman, has announced THAT he is
not candidate for reelection to the
Office. In this announcement Mr..
Smith paid the following tribute to
the town: "SkowheGan has a great
and glorious future. 1t is the most
beautiful and best kept town in our
state OF Maine" Mr.. Smith adds
that new industries should be the
slogan, forever destroy jealous fac
lions. selfish interest, harmful clipues
and the wheels of improvement will
begin to turn. 1t is not your town, it
is not nay town, it is our town. 1t
should be altogether united and de-
termined for Il bigger, better and
buster SkoWhegan."
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O. E. S. Have Supper

At $50 Friday afternoon the men,
bcrs of the Sunset Chapter. Order
of Eastern Star, No. 53, enjoyed q
delicious chicken dinner with all the
tiNings, which was served under the
direction of Mrs. Ralph Hill and
Mrs. William Morrow, who were as
sisted by Mrs. Carlton M. Holt, Mrs.
f.. Omar Furber, Mrs. William II.
Elliott. Mrs. Herbert S. Hopkins,
Mrs. Edwin ID. Whiting, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Conant, Ralph Hill Mrs.
Edward A. Parker and the worthy
matron, Mrs. Arthur Plummer. At
ter the supper the regular meeting
of the chapter was held, at which
time Miss Edith NJ. Gledhill who
was elected at the annual meeting
as secretary. and who because she
thought it was impossible for her to
serve the chapter another year in
this office resigned, was reelected
secretary, and will serve. The Off
GERS elected at a previous meeting
and the appointed officers will be in
stalled by Miss Mable DeShon of
Portland. secretary of the Grand
Lodge of Maine, will be the Install
ing officer on the night of the regu-
lar meeting on Friday, Feb. ..
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Mid-Winter Meeting of
Interest to Local Women

The winter meeting of the Maine
Federation of Women's Clubs will
be held at Augusta at 10 o'clock, on
Friday. Jan. rs. 1t is expected that
Governor Baxter will give an address
at the morning session. Reports
from clubs will be given in so far as
time permits with what busienss will
properly come before that session.
The afternoon session will be open
at = O'Clock and at o'clock DR.. Geo.
f.. Vincent OF New York City, presi-
dent of the Rockefeller Foundation,
will give an addl ess on "Community
Health" There is to be an inform
al social gathering at the Augusta
House which is being arranged for
the club ladies who will remain in
Augusta over night.
The railroads have granted special
rates of fare and a half for round
trip. good for Jan. % to ~. 1t is
hoped that a large number of the
members of the three Skowhegan
literary clubs will attend the mid
winter sessions of the Federation.
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Real Estate Transfers in Somerset
County for the Week Ending Fri

Real estate transfers in Somerset
County for the week ending Friday
the 18th:
Gardner y. Ingalls, of An
son to Edith a. Fletcher of Starks,
land with buildings i'll Arson Village.
being lot No. 1t, DIS per plan of Turn
or Buswcll.
Athens and lIartland-Ida l..
Chapman of SkowheGan to Lmelia
l.. Martin Of Athens, land in Athens
and Hartland; first land i'll Athens
lying east of Levitt lot; second, in
Athens, u WoodlOt. also east OF LeaN-
lit lot, first in Ilartland, land with
buildings lying south of the Gene
terry; second in lIartland land on
the llartiand road so-called contain
ing ten acres. and the third parcel in
Hartland lying south OF Black
stream.
Bingham-Ethcl y. Brown of
PittstieId to w. w. Durgin of Bling
ham, land with buildings in Bing-
ham on north side OF Goodrich
street.
aan to Iemuel II. Lancaster of
Canaan, land with buildings in
Canaan being the homestead farm
on town road.
Cambridge-John p. Mitchell Of
Cambridge to +. =. Ring of Cam
bridge, land in Cambridge, begin
ming where Rings lot corners with
Mitchell'S.
Detroit-Willie p. Basford of Dc
troit to Clarence Il. McCulley Of
Pittsfield. land in Detroit being 40
acres and all white birch and soft
wood Stumpage, containing 10 acres
at the Willis Corner.
North Arson and C. G. Hume of
Fairfield, to Herman Hewett and
Omar Chase of New Portland, land
IN Embden, containing $50 acres.
wallace Emery of Arson. to Henry
r. Marston of Arson. land in Emb-
den, containing 100 acres; Charles
II. Bartlett of New Portland to Char
lea b. Clark of Embden, land in
Embdcn being lot next south Of the
Public Lands on Black Hill, being
numbered 40, also another lot on
town line between New Portland and
Embden.
West Forks-Eva NJ. Forsythe of
Bingham to Frank J. Burgin of West
Forks. land on he Canada road in
West Forks. south of Dead River.
containing one acre.
Hartland-Carl Randlett of Hart
land to Asa e. Ladd of Hartland.
land in Hartland village on highway
from Hartland to Pittsfield: Harry
Harris of st. Adams to Asa f. Ladd
of Hartland, lanNin Hartland with
Harmony-Alfred Bessey Brighton
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Memorial Service to be Held

The Memorial Service for three
deceased members Of the Somerset
Bar Association, Daniel Lewis of
Skowhcgan, Judge O. IL. Drake of
Pittstield and Judge John +. Holman
of Athens will be held at the Court
House on the afternoon Of the
opening day of the Supreme Judicial
court. Tuesday, January 23rd. The
following are the committees on
resolutions in memory of Daniel
Lewis: Judge j.. +. Danforth,
Amos *. Butler and Harold ]. Phil
lips; in memory of Judge Drake; IT,
II. Coolidge of Pittsiield, j. Howard
Haley of lIartland and Judge Thorn
as y. Anderson of Pittsfield; in me-
mory OF Judge Holman. Lyman J..
Walton, Judge Charles O. Small of
Madison and Samuel w. Could.
All members of the Somerset Bar
are requested to attend this me-
mortal service.
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S. n. S. Notes

Tho schedule for the mid year on
anlnations has been announced. The
order is to he somewhat different
from that Of other years. Only one
examination will be held in II day.
and that will take place during the
first two hours of the day, thus MAX
ing the examinations extend over n
period of z days. They will begin
Monday, January %.
On Tuesday morning of last week,
Mr.. Il. T.. Atwood. president OF the
Skowhegan Trust Co, addressed the
pupils of the Seventh and eighth
grades on 1.-The Services of Banks to
n Community. Mr.. Atwood's speech
was most interesting and instructive.
Mr. G. =. Merrill of the Skowhcgan
Savings Bank spoke before the high
school students Wednesday. Mr.. Nler-
rill said that he would give no sub
icot to his address in order to assure
himself that he did not stray from the
subject. Nr. MerriITs talk was edu-
eational as we'll as interesting and
entertaining.
4 school meeting was called Thurs
(ay afternoon after school to elect n.
MANAGER and assistant manager for
hovs basketball Allan j. Stinchfield
's3 was elected manager and Murray
r. Decker ~ was chosen assistant
manager.
;eThc first edition of the clever" for
the year 1928 came out Friday.
Mrs. Gladys II. Kicker, teacher OF
English and history in S. IT. s.. was
absent Tuesday and Wednesday be-
cause of illness.
tx. Copp. s. TT. s., 40. and post
graduate 'nS. is confined to his home,
from injuries received in Hockey
TROUT at the rink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer n. Chase OF
Auburn were overnight guests Fri
day of their son and wife, Mr.. and
Airs. Homer n. Chase, Jr, of Water
street.
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MT. VERNON
Albert G. Gordon

EAST-Alhcrt G. Gordon passed
away on Thursday. Jan. Is, at 5.45 in
the afternoon at his home, after lin
serlng illness. lie had been in poor
health for several years and for the
past few months had failed rapidly
being a great sufferer.
Mr.. Gordon was Ga years. 10 months
ana - days old. was the son of Edwin
ana Mary Fellows Gordon. He was
porn IN itallowell but had lived in Mt.
Vernon for the past SO years. He was
kind neighbor and friend and will
be greatly missed by all who knew
him.
tie is survived by his wife and ono
daughter. Mrs. John Walker. and two
grandchildren. Funeral services were
held at l O'Clock Sunday at the house
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EDUCATION

The committee on Education Il
give a public hearing in its room ;
the state House. in Augusta,
THURSDAY. Jan. 25. 1928 ATM
on the following matters:
An Act to amend Sections lel nj
III, 172, 173. ia. 1f5, 17s and IN
Chapter 16 of the Public Laws d q
State of Maine relating to teatAr
pensions.
Resolve proposing an amendmet !
the constitution of the State Of ~
relative to appropriation for pnn1
and secretarian purposes.
JOHN +. WOOD, * |
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kennebecside Club Entertained

The kennebccsidc Club was en-
tcrtained at Guilford cottage Friday
afternoon, Miss Sawtelle and Mrs.
G. II. Merriam being hostesses.
Roll call, current events; paper,
"Who Are Some of Our Noted Ameri-
can Writer'S" by Mrs. c. +. Tuttlc.
Refreshments were served. Plans are
being made for guest night. which
will be held MARCH, 3. Entertainment
committee: Mrs. G.. w. Hinckley,
Mrs. G. b Tuttlc, Mrs Melvin Pal
mer. Miss Gladys Godfrey; supper
committee. Mrs. L. II. Pratt. Mrs. I.
]. Hall. Mrs. w. L. Hinckloy, Airs.
NJ. l. Chase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-22

Gas you have been a
God-send to me, that is a
friend in need is a friend
indeed-I will write and
tell you about the value of
your medicine-Dr. True's
Elixir. Believe me, it helped
me. / eat everything that
comes along; no more diet.
l even tried raw onions for
a test. Is that not luck
after nine long years of
only milk and eggs pr
Mrs. j. E. (Nutley, N. j.
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WAYS AND BRIDGE

The committee on Ways and hHd]
will give a--public hearing in us -
No. 113. fourth floor, at the "
House. in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. "a, II
on the following:
"A resolve in favor of building w
way in the town of Prescott .,.-.
Resolve in favor of rebullam|
highway from Lisbon Falls tnn
South Durham TO Freeport Wine
WEDNESDAY,. Jan. 81. at
Resolve for improving a ROAD "
town of Wesley. ,
Resolve appropriating money ~
tho town of York in repairing hlISJ
An Act ito make the highwN
tween Wiscasset bridge and booIiI9
Harbor village a spur OF ine
highway 49, 4,
A resolve for completing the
Aid highway TO Boothbay Haru0 u
lagc. v q.
- OWEN II. STORf -
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JUDICIARY

The committee on Judiciary will 81
"a public hearing in it's rooms At Y
State House. in Augusta, on II
WEDNESDAY, January -, at?RI
on the following:
An Act to limit and defiEs the Fs|
crs of the trustees of the PdHAl
Water District in certain things.
An Act to revive. renew, amend
extend the charter of the Lubee
Machias Railway Company.
An Act to extend and amend
charter of the Bangor and bNV
Steam Ferry Company. ~
An Act To consolidate the "
Methodist Episcopal with the =
Maine Conference.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FINAl|
CIAL AFFAIRS

The committee On Appropriation d
Financial Affairs will give Nt]
hearing in its rooms at the I'D
House. in Augusta. on
THURSDAY. January e5, 1t ~
on the following resolves:
Resolve for appropriating money a
the erection of q. memorial monuns3
in honor of the Mayfower Pilgrim
Maine.
Resolve in favor of the General I'd
Chapter. Daughters OF the Anshal
Revolution.
THOMAS A. SANDERS, SCI
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10 o'clock private funeral services
will be h I'D at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Decker, which will be conduct
cd by the Rev. George Merriam, pas
tor of the Bethany Baptist church.
The remains will be placed in the
tomb at Monmouth to await burial
in the spring in the family lot in
Litchfield.
Among those from out of town to
attend the service will be, Mrs. Ly-
dia Farrin. Mrs. John Murray and
Mrs. Parker Toss of Waterville;
Charles Huntington. of Guilford; Mr..
Harry Farrin. of Brighton: Mrs. Will
Lord of Monmouth, and Herbert
Maxwell of Litchiield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-22

Mrs. Rogers of 108 Fall
com St., East Boston,
writes: II still have DR..
True's Elixir, for it surely
benefits me; I have a good
appetite and eat everything
that T want. I could not
get along as good as l do
if l did not take DIR. True's
Elixir. It is surely a Won
derful medicine. / never
felt any better than now
since I took the Elixir"
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skowhesa" Hockey Team to Water

The senior hockey team of Show
hogan High. the lineup of which is
Copp, wing, Oddly, wing: Ellis. CEN
ter; Dionne, guard: Bonnin, guard j;
Cayonette. goal tender. went to Wa
terville Saturday afternoon to play
Coburn at Libby t'ild. Romeo
Halle substituted as wing for Ken
meth Il. Copp who was unable to
play.
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BELFAST
installation o.. o. e. S.

The annual installation of officers
Of Primrose Chapter, No. 152. 0. T..
s. took place Friday evening at Ma
sonic Hall. A delicious banquet at
$40 opened the affair. This was IN
charge Of Mrs. Il. p. Carrie. Mrs. Es-
tcllc X. Millctt, Mrs. John A. Fosg,
Miss Cassie Banks, Mrs. Lulu Z.
Hills. The installation was most i'm
prcssive and splendidly conducted by
Mrs. John A. Vickery, associate
Grand Marshal, and Mrs. Abbtc Z.
Doak as Grand Chaplain. Tile fol-
lowing were installed as officers for
1923: Worthy Matron, Ida i. Bay;
Worthy Patron, Charles r. Coombs;
Associate Matron. Emery CHM;
Secretary, Bertha A. Wiley: treasllr-
or Helena Coombs, conductress,
Maud S. Bramhall, Associate Con-
ductress, Ida c. Rollins; Chaplain.
Abbie y. Cool; marshal, Jessie il.
Allen; organist, Ellen Smith: Adah.
Eva McKeen; Ruth. Lottie Pays0n'
Esther, Winifred Mudgett, Martina
Carrie Newcomb; Electa. Julia -.
C0omts; Warder. Harriet Il: Horse;
Sentinel. Thomas Cannon. the cvI
erciscs were interspersed by vocal
solos by Mrs. Basil Allen, Vocal duets
by Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Henry smith,
ACCOMPANIED on the violin by Mrs.
Dana Southworth, and violin SOLOS
nv Mrs Southworth. Following the
Installation the incoming worthy
MatrOn. Mrs. Bray. presented the re-
firing Worthy Matron, Mrs. Esther
UartshOrn, with the Past Worthy
MatrOn's Jewel, and presented Mrs.
Vickery, the installing oif1cer; CUT
glass dish in behalf or the ChapteI;
The retiring officers of 1873 presehlIu
Mrs. Hartshorn with a cut glass Glsh'
and Mr. HartshOrn, the retirlhs WI
thy Patron, suck pm. 49,
c,,ests were present from other chap-
tiers.
Euncral services for Robert Spra-
enc were held at the undeftahihb
narlors of William l.. Cook SATURDAY
afternoon conducted by Rev. George
c. Sauer. ,;non
Mrs. Thomas Robinson gave iinch
shower Friday evening at me- no ,;
on Waldo Avenue in honor OF hina
Leila sheldon who will be mar ,!.
next Wednesday to Water "nl Ill.,
head Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess ana MIss CIV n
don was the recipient or many neau
i'm, and useful gifts. Among those
present were Mrs. Fred spinnes'
Mr. Doris Nash. Mrs. Annie Pattef-
SON SON Miss Lou Smalley, Mrs; Etta
Sargent. Miss Bessie Hubbard; Mrs
Tolman Sheldon. Mrs. Eben Ha,cn'
Misses Georgia and Leila Sneluon.
AIRS. Emma Hatch, Mrs. Eta Dic"es
and Mrs. Charles sherman.
NilIinockct High School piaEcd d
very fine clean game OF baskelpai,
with Belfast High at the ArhloIa
Friday evening the final score berg
oa-S7 in favor of Belfast. The MI.
iinockets will play Rockland Hlgh a'
Rockland this evening (Satufoas|'
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JEFFERSON
In Memory

In Memory =
Tn memory of my dear moth@ Z
Margaret Is. McGuier.
On this earth no more ~ ~ -
God has called you up apvsu.
You are singing with the aI AVA
In the land of peace ana wv
Fond thoughts may finger fV'A
heart
81 And tears often How. r.rs
But to that sad and lonely era~ !
My thoughts will often 50.
May the heavenly winds now
Ger that sweet and halicwss
Mid the changing scenes o. ~" y
Mrs. ". B CO
jan22d1t
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Skowhegan Girls Attend PARTY

Two Skowhegan girls, Rachel CO.
nant, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il.
Conant OF Cross street. and Miss
Grace Fox. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Ihomas Fox of Fairview avenue,
were among the guests to attend a
surprise party rendered by the junior
delegation of Chi Omega at the fra
ternlty rooms at Foss Hall, Colby
College Friday, in honor of the 10th
birthday of Miss Reulah Cook
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YEARS

A well-known New York
er writes: "While visiting
historic old PLY m outh
(Mass.y my family became
acquainted with your DR..
True's Elixir. the True
Family Laxative. It does
all you clam for it in aiding
digestion and relieving in
somnia and constipation.
Please ship me six large
size bottles, for mother is
in need of it."-Wm. |,
Ralph.
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H|NCKLEY

Donald Decker is boarding at no,
tel Barnes and attending Good WIN
high school. It'll, 8.
Lyle A. Boyden of Waterville IS
the guest of r. H.. Fisher on the
Clinton side for a short time.