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Seward daily gateway., 1923-11-27
EXTRA CLERKS NEEDED

One matter that should be taken up by the Chamber of Commerce is addi- tional help in the postoffice. Post master Root is compelled to give the public many long hours for which he is not paid to work. He is on the job night and day. Sundays and week days, the amount of mail passing through the office being enormous. Some 500 sacks of mail went west on the last trip of the Starr. This all had to be handled, piled up, placed on trucks, and checked out. Every piece of mail arriving in Seward for the In terior is handled many times, either at the wharf or at the postoffice. AT additional clerk would bring the work ing hours down to ten or twelve, which are about four too long.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-11-27
J. w. LENAHAN RESIGNS
 AS COURT STENOGRAPHER

J. w. Lenahan, who has been court stenographper at Valdez for the past two years, has resigned, and Mrs. De- place. Mrs. Chase lived at Nome for many years, then went to Juneau as secretary to George B. Grigsby. She remained with J. c. Murphy until she became court stenographer at Nome, with Judge Holzheimer, She was as sistant secretary of the senate in the legislature of 1921 and 1923.
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AMERICAN LEGION MEETING

Seward Post, Amerrcau Le,-1n. Will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in their hall on Fourth avenue Election of off cers and other business of importance will come before the meeting. Four candidates for initiation will be pres ent
Seward daily gateway., 1923-11-27

Starting December first, and con- tinuing throughout the winter The Gateway will publish Help Wanted'' anG Work Wanted" advertisements in is Classified column free of charge in or,ter to help the working man winter in the town. There must be lots of small jobs where man is needed. Phone in your wants to The Gateway.
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The chamber of commerce lunch con tonight is in the nature of an ex- pertinent. Many business men have complained that they have not time to attend the midday luncheons, and can evening. Tonight will reveal the act ual facts in the case.
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TO OTTR PATRONS

This store will be closed ALL DAY Thanksgivin, therefore customers are asked to please telephone orders inI early in the week in order to save time.
 kfr BROWN & HAWKINS CORP
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Mrs John W. Troy, wife "f John ". Troy, editor and publishe' of ;he Juneau Empire, who for rne pas, two ronths has been laid up with badly fractured lower limb, IS still n trutches in San Francisco
Seward daily gateway., 1923-11-27

Fresh Halibut. Seward Fish Go. If
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HAS FIRST SNOWFALL

week, IS days later than last year. On November 2 of last year a trace of snow was recorded.
 Seward has it's first fall of snow Sunday, November 25
Seward daily gateway., 1923-11-27

Ben Horler, who in the early days had water wagon at Fairbanks, is located in Seattle. He recenlH return ed from Mayo Bros, where he was operated on for cataract of the eye.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-11-27

Harry Shuts, formerly with the Signal Corps at Valdez, has quit the service ald is employed at lhe S>u'l end garage in Seattle
Seward daily gateway., 1923-11-27

Kenneth Arrr, Nome pioneer who accoa .ea .ooty Allen to France with A5 : ska dogs and who later ocean T ace, is now in San Francis co, at ,A@ Hotel Manx.
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WEST EMRDEN

The job on the State road here is
done with much improvement from
the old road.
Most everyone here in this vicinity
are suffering with bad colds.
Jeff Steward has gone into the
woods with his crew Of men cutting
birch for ED Trip.
Leslie Chadbourne is cutting cord
wood for Perlie Paine.
The school closed here Friday for
one weeks vacation.
Clifton Chadbourne is working for
Jefferson Steward.
Raymond Chick for the past few
weeks has been failing in health;
we are all very sorry to hear I
Guy Chadbourne and wife : from
Haverhill. Mass. are expected home
soon.
This place was saddened to hear of
the death of Mrs. Herbert Dreamer
much sympathy is felt for Mr..
Dreamer and his little girls.
Many here in this vicinity are short
for the supply Of water on their farms
and are obliged to have to get it a
long distance from home, look out for
for an epidemic of typhoid fever
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Henry Of California, who with his son
Arthur Henry has taken possession.
Bernard Fitzgerald went TO Old
Town. Sunday. where he visited in the
home of an aunt and his grandmother,
Mrs. Martha Clifford. He was accom-
panied on his trip by Fred Glidden.
who visited his wife in Bangor and
Roland Drawn who made the trip to
Old Town.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Sucy and daughter Lii
liam We're recen. guests of their sis
ter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Fitzgerald.
Sunday guests at {. b. Chases were
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Day and Mr. Hig-
gins of Bar Harbor. Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Day and children. Albert, James.
Oscar II, katherine and Clifford. Mr..
and Mrs. Heber Ogden. Mrs. Mary
Smith and Daniel Cloud and Guy We'll
lingtou Of Hartland
Roy Cover is a sufferer with neu-
ritis.
Bernard Henry who has been criti-
cally IL with erysipelas is conYalesc-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Knights of
Skowhegan came To see ~LiS mother
MIS-. Andrew We,ch last week.
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News Of Somerssf,s Busy Towns

Merle Tracy will purchase the furn-
iture owned by Vern Cunliff and will
move his family Immediately after
this week.
Verna Sirois, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Felix Sirois, fell down the
stable chamber stairs last Monday,
and falling. onto, a broken paddle
which, had been used to stir pigs food
with. cur her forehead quite badly.
School did not keep Tuesday atsthe
village school as there was a state
conventions for teachers and Mrs. Ves-
ia Clement attended.
Charles Carpenter and family have
gone to Canada where they will visit
with relatives for a month. Their
store is now closed.
Raymond Groves has commenced
building onto his stable for a new
house. He is now working on his
cement cellar.
Fred Stevens has built new tie
up on his barn, which he has had
painted.
Henry Young and Mrs. Ellen Sher-
bin moved to Skowhegan Tuesday last
where they will pass the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred knights and
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Randalls returned
to Lewiston having been at the
Knights cottage for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hartford and
son Leroy were guests of Luther
Hartford and family Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Charles and Mrs. Lillian
Charles were guests at Frank Lawer-
ence
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vacated by James Meldrum and fam

vacated by James Meldrum and fam
lily.
Lail Tarr reports seeing Thursday
morning a large bear in F. r. Witch
er's corn crop at Deer Farm, Tufts
Pond.
Annual inspection of Signal Light
Chapter was held Tuesday evening
October 8, the inspecting officer being
District Deputy Grand Matron Belle
w. Lewis of Auburn. Work was ex-
emplified followed by a talk to the
Chapter by the Inspecting Officer and
a social hour with refreshments of
salads, rolls, coffee and cakes There
were fifty members present and II
members from Sunset Chapter, O. E..
S. of Skowhegan, thirteen visitors in
all.
The Harvest Supper of Grace Uni
versalist Church will be held at the
vestry of the church Thursday Oct1S.
There will be the usual good things
to eat. Arrangements are in charge
of Mrs. l.. L. Mitchell and Mrs. Nellie
Vaughn.
While driving from Kingfeld to
Stratton Tuesday afternoon, going
down a hill above Bigelow, Mrs,
Lillian Fuller met with an accident
to her car but none of the occupants
were injured She applied the brakes
which were not properly adjusted and
the car skidded striking a rock beside
the road and overturned, breaking the
glass in the door of her Gray Coupe,
bending the mud guard and taking OFF
the wheel. It Is thought the car can
be easily repaired
Alton Labelle and Miss Muriel
Estella French both of Kingfeld were
married Saturday evening, October g.,
at the Evangelical parsonage by the
pastor Rev. r. l.. Bailey. The bride
is the youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. S. French and has always
lived in town. The groom is the son
of Levi and Mary Labelle and has
made his home in Kingfield for a num-
Der OF years, where ne has employ
ment in the mill Mr.. and Mrs. La
belle will reside in town. Their
many friends extend best wishes.
Governor Percival P. Baxter. and
sister, Mrs. NJ. B. Tomlinson and sons.
Jas. B. and Edward Tomlinson of
Augusta, motored to Kingfield Satur-
day remaining over night at The
Herbert.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. l.. Perry and little
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SOUTHWEST CANAAN
(DFFERRED)

Mrs. Kettle Moody of Brooklyn, N
Y. and Mrs. Carolyn Knaro of Mil
waukee, Wis. were guests the past
week of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Richard
son of East Skowhegan. These la
dies have travelled quite extensively
during the last few months having
been to California and Mexico recent
ly. On their return trip to their
homes Mrs. Richardson accompanied
them as far as Portland, returning
the next day by train. Sunday guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
son were Mr.. and Mrs. William Perry
of Skowhegan and Mrs. Lessor and
son of Massachusetts.
The many friends of Mrs. John
Goodridge will be sorry to hear of her
illness and hope for speedy recov-
cry
Mrs. Linnie Williams and daughter
Minnie, Mrs. Rose Getchell and Mrs.
Alice Bowman were in Skowhegan
Wednesday shopping.
Mrs Howard Goodwin of Los An
geles, Cal, was a week end guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Getchell Sunday
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
nOOuWln anu anu MI 1SldH ClO"-
ell of Skowhegan.
Mrs. Julia Churchill was in Show
hogan for the day Monday ON bust
ness. .
Mrs. Marcia Clifford of Pittsfeld Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Foster one
day recently. -.
Miss Vera Portens attended the
teachers meeting at Madison Tues
day.
Mrs. Rose Getchell went to Show
hogan Tuesday where she will pass
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Goodwin.
Ralph Hight of Somerville, Mass,
who has been the guest of relatives
in Albion spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Foster.
Earl Burrill and hay press crew
who have been pressing hay at JOS
iah Fernalds and boarding at H. G.
Fosters have moved to Fairfield.
Mrs. Carl Day and children of
Caribou who have passed the summer
with her mother, Mrs. P. J. Michaud
are making plans to spend the winter
in Torrington, Conn, where Mr.. Day
has employment.
Harry Holt recently lost a very val
liable cow.
Mrs. Carl Day made a business trip
to Skowhegan Thursday.
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with his family in town.

with his family in town.
Mrs. Walter Farnham of Medford
Hillside. Mass is the guest of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Black of West
boro, Mass, returned Saturday after a
visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Horne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mcclure of Brad
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Landers and
son Ray Cooley of Pittsfield were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Dow
Mrs. T. H. Smith and Mrs. Eta
Goodridge attended the funeral of the
formers uncle. George Goodridge in
Clinton. Sunday.
Mrs. Everett Cooley and Mrs. Ruth
Flynt passed Friday in Pittsfeld.
Friends of Scott Lord are sorry to
know that he is a surgical patient at
Kennebec Valley Hospital.
BROWNS CORNER
Mrs. Maria Lancaster. who has been
seriously i'll from the effects of acute
indigestion is so much improved as to
be able to sit up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Padham and
Mrs Ralph Mullen attended the SER
vices at the Catholic church in SHOW
hogan, Sunday.
Mrs. Hiram Hutchins of Kingield
is passing a few weeks in the home of
her daughter Mrs, Edison Hunt.
Mrs. Oren Cover, who is in Ken
nebec Hospital, Skowhegan, where
she submitted to a surgical operation
is reported improving much TO the
satisfaction OF her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Hunt and chill
dren Raymond. Richard and Priscilla
and Mrs. Hunts mother, Mrs. Hutch
ins. went to Madison, recently, for a
visk in the home OF a sister and
daughter, Mrs. Nicholson.
c. B. Chase and son Carroll were
in Pittsfiesd. Friday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hayhurst Of
Waterville were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs Ivory Burrill They were
accompanied by Harry Jewell and wife
who visited with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Schylur Burrill. They returned
to their home Sunday night.
Arthur Chadbourne and family are
moving with their household effects to
Canaan village where they have a rent
in the O'Keefe house. Mr.. Chad
bourne has recently sold his farm
situated in "Slab City" to Bernard
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OUINyEBASSET

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Herd and fam
lily of Dover Foxcroft and Mr.. Tom
Berry OF Garland were dinner guests
of J. F. Woodsum and family Friday.
Ed Rogers and Harvie Gilman help
ed l.. E. Rogers dig potatoes several
DAYS last week.
Miss .Yvonne Pelkey of Madison Wis
tied at Xavier Godins Thursday of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Tracy and Ed
Charles OF Mechanic Falls were callers
at II. G. Walkers last week Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Bacon, Jr., dangh-
ter Ruth OF Mercer, were guests at
the home OF Mrs. Bacon's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. E. Rogers Sunday.
Percy Withee was in Skowhegan
Sunday night to assist in caring for
his grandmother, Mrs. X. A. Withee
who is critically Ill.
Miss Irene Perry was at home from
Pittsfield over Sunday.
Miss Alice Robinson was at home
from Twelve Corners, Madison, over
the week end
Miss Jessie Walker was at home
from Madison Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Frost and Mrs. Mary
Longley who have been visiting
friends in Madison and Arson several
days returned to the Frost homestead
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Allen who have
been at the Woodsum farm Several
days returned to their home in Rock
land Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Emerson of
Augusta were Sunday guests at Will
liam Knowltons.
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SMITHFIELD
(DEFERRED)

lak commenced on the state
hin town last Monday.
E6e is to be dance at Fairview
hE hall Wednesday night, Octo-
|ll,h.
Nth Grange Fair was a success.
! DE Grange profits were a good
|Hrr hundred dollars.
k Irene Griswold of Brooklyn,
u and Miss Elizabeth Loomis of
PIX, N. j. have returned to their
Natter having spent the summer
N NJ. |. Ina cottage at North
Edwin Tracy is absent from
tnd while away will be the
OF Mrs. Victorious Simmons of
and Mrs. Charles King of
Searsmont.
Aand Mrs. Fred Lowering and
ROy Of Manchester, N. H. and
Gertrude Hartford and daughter,
lce of Londonderry, N. H., re-
with George Hartford and
Hartford.
gan Hartford who has been con-
10 her home for several days
W once more to return to Nor
sock, where she is employed in
Aoe shop.
sf Tracy who is employed by
Yntral Maine Power Company in
nd has secured a rent in that
Which will be vacated by Vern
q and family.
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NORTH CORNVILLE

Mrs Marie Ward of Wellington is
visiting at Frank Hayden's and F. L.
Nights this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tuttle are
enjoying a new Star car which they
recently purchased of Hum Bros, To-
cal agents.
Floyd Tufts is at home from Titti-
cut, Mass, where he has worked for
the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Ogden of Ca
naan visited Saturday with relatives
in town.
Matrimonial fever has been raging
in North Cornville during the past
month. The victims are Daniel Col
Inns and Dora Skillings married. Sep
TENDER 25 in Dexter and Francis Hay
den and Miss Nettie Lincoln. Con-
gratulations.
Mrs. Loyde Chase and her parents
Mr. and Mrs. f. p Collins are spend
ing the week in Gorham, guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Hight
Miss Claude Wilson of Boston Mass.
is visiting her father w. B. Wilson
at North Lodge.~
Everett Tufts and Bernard Gardner
WHO nave DSCil III .1otC piSh-
ing potatoes returned home Saturday
night
George w. Fogg and Walter Bow
man have returned from Brockton and
other cities in Massachusetts,. They
attended Brockton Fair during the
week Of October 1st . The trip was
made by automobile. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. r. Mcclure and MR. and Mrs. Fred
RoweIl also attended the : fair at
Brockton. st1
Services are being held every Sum
day afternoon at Grange Hall and are
to continue while 1t is automobiling.
Let's hope the autoing may continue
for many months yet.
j. Coney Foster is working In the
pulp mill at Scion.
r. F. Tuscan of Skowhegan was in
town on business one day last week.
Geo. Hight of Gorham has been in
town ON a combined pleasure and
business trip.
Chas. Tuttle has sold his farm on
the cross road to Sherman Williams
of Hartland and john Redman has
sold to Massachusetts people.
Sunnyside Stock Farm were winners
on their several exhibits of cattle.
horses and sheep at Athens fair, also
Mrs. Hight received first prize pV bat
ter. = ''s - '>'-'' =
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daughter of West Chester, n. S. are
in town for a time visiting his mother
Mrs. Irene Perry and sister Mrs. l. L.
Eldridge From here they will go to
Virginia for the winter and possibly
for a permanent home.
John BuHerfeld has taken job to
cut 800 cords of birch in Williams
town, Mass. for Robert Cunningham.
He went last week to look over the
lumber and has already commenced
work Norman Butterfeld will go in
about two weeks to help his father.
Mrs. Dora Jordan of Casco. motored
here Sunday calling on Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Currier. Thirty-one years ago
she lived here and her father Law
renee Jones built the house where Mr.
and Mrs Currier live.
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NEW VINEYARD

Rev. r. T Andrew preached n very
interesting sermon sunday at . p. m.
Let's see every seat full next Sunday
as h. plans a very fine sermon.
Mrs Elizabeth Grey is in feeble
health. Mrs Randall will care tor
her this winter Also Mrs Frank
Luce is poorly. Mrs. {. +. Williams
who is at a hospital does not gain as
iast as her friends wish she might.
Dr.. Ralph Stuar: is visiting his
aged parents
Mrs. Mabel Luce will soon move in
her new house on Luke street. as also
Mrs. Nellie Spaulding, who bought the
Henry Pratt house. She is having
extensive repairs done and il will be
a very pretty home when completed
Mrs. Newman Young was a week
end guest Of her parents, also called
on other relatives.
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KFNGFIELD

James Meldrum and family are
moving to Winkinsville, Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. r. L. Bailey, Mrs.
Sadie Gordon, Mrs. Fl. Woodcock and
daughter Mildred are in Massachu-
sets this week attending the New
England Sunday School Convention
of Evangelical churches, and the
Young Peoples League at Cambridge.
Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Gordon are della
gates from the Kingfield Evangelical
church. sWhile away Mrs. Woodcook
and daughter will visit her son and
family Rev. G. A. Woodcock at Somer-
vile, Mrs. Bailey. her sister in Need
ham and Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey his
mother at New Bedford.
Socials are being held every two
weeks at the High School building
for the H. s. Students. The first
hour Is to be devoted to literary pro-
gram and debates A committee,
Maurice Gilmore, Edna Bradford, have
been appointed to draw UP consti-
tuition and Bylaws and to submit
names for the organization. The
next meeting will be held October 10.
Carrabassett Rebekah Lodge met
for regular meeting October 10, with
an exceptionally good attendance.
Much business was accomplished and
several items of interest brought be-
fore the lodge. An invitation was
extended the Rebekahs by Degree
Mistress Mrs. Vesta Dolbier to attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolbier's Thirteenth we'd
ding anniversary at Eldbridge's Hall
October 22hd. The birthdays were
observed. Noble Grand Alma Dolbier
and Phillip Dodge, each receiving
deliberately decorated emblem cakes;
Mrs. Dolbier gift of an emblem pill
low in Lodge Colors, and Phillip
Dodge set of military brushes. Fine
refreshments were served at the close
of the Lodge. A good time is planned
for next meeting on October oath.
Mrs. Harry Hollway and daughter
Frances and Kathleen start for visit
to Ireland October 81.
Arthur Lightbody and family will
move to the Fred Blanchard rent just
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IIARTLAND

A very Interesting and enjoyable
foods meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. Lillian Fuller on Elm street,
Wednesday,, October 10th. There
were eighteen members present and
delicious dinner was served at noon.
Miss Marion G.. Hare, the home dem
onstration agent of Skowhegan and
Miss Eleanor Jackson, the foods spe-
cialist were in attendance. Dem
onstrations were started in both over
weight and also underweight.
weight and also underweight and in
corrective constipation diet. Five
new members have been secured
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fritz are on
an auto trip to Boston, Mass.
Mrs. Florence Hoyt is visiting with
relatives in Dexter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Borden are
guests of relatives in Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaForest Libby and
little daughter Eleanor are guests of
relatives in Portland.
Miss Lucy Farnum Is visiting rel
atives in Waterville and Vassalboro.
Mrs Florence Field is a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Farnum.
F. H. Farnum, V. s., was in Parkman
on professional business Thursday
and in Pittsfield Friday.
Mrs. Gussie Burrill is at the Elm
City Hospital, receiving medical treat
ment Her many friends have hopes
for her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Helen Burrill is visiting with
relatives in Canaan.
Mrs. Lydia Soule Is the guest of
Mrs. N. NJ Woodbury. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Holt and Mr.,
and Mrs Irwin Holt were in Dexter
Sunday, calling on friends.
Friends of Mrs. John Foss were sad
dened to hear of her death which
occurred October Sth at her home in
Harmony.
Mrs. Linda Carver of Newport, Mrs.
Nellie Ames and Mrs. Guy Wellington
of the town were in Pennington Sun
day.
Mrs. Lena Davis is very sick at this
writing. Her friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
Miss Alice Seekins, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Seekins, who has been
very i'll the past week, is reported
much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Goodrich
spent the day Sunday at the home of
his brother, Fred Goodrich in Pitts
field.
Mrs George Burke of Lowell. Mass,
who has been visiting Mrs. Fannie Tib-
bits has returned home.
Mrs. Allen entertained Mrs. Jane
Robertson Sunday at dinner party.
Mrs. Aisle Laid is working at the
corn shop in st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Borden who have
been in Lewiston and Portland the
past week returned home Friday.
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