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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-25
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren NJ. sanborn
of Portland. who have been the
guests of John Cutter. Water Street
Randolph. have returned to their
home in Portland.
Joseph Haley of North Whitefeld,
was a caller in town, Monday.
Frederick Marks. who has been
spending the weekend at his home
in Randolph has returned to Wat
erville, where he is employed.
Mrs. Henry Bailey OF whitefleld.
was calling on Gardiner friends
Arthur p. Saunders Of Portland,
was business caller IN town Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold wyman and
Mrs. Harvey Reed have returned to
their homes in this city after a
tour through Aroostook County.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cults, Of RAN
dolph, are on a tour through the
! White Mountains. They were &C.
companied by Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Grennell of Bath.
Harland Anterior. who has been
the guest Of Supt of Schools. F. w.
Gerrish, Highland Avenue has gone
to New Haven. Conn. where he will
resume his studies at Yale college.
Mrs. A. l.. Mcdonald of Portland,
is the guest Of relatives in this city.
Mrs. Charity Nortan, Mrs. Gertrude
McCausland and son. Dexter. and
Miss Elsie McCausland. all Of Port
land were weekend guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Marston of this
city.
Mrs. James Stewart and Mrs. Jen
Smith of Quincy. Mass. are the
guests of Mrs. Thomas Dumville.
West street.
NJ. Louise Duffy has gone to Bos-
ton on business for the .. w. Adams
CO.
Mr.. and Mrs John Farley have re-
turned from trip to Portland.
Miss Caroline Lancaster has re-
turned from q visit with her sister.
Miss Annabelle Lancaster, Of Show
hogan.
Mrs. Nora Clark has resumed her
duties at Mrs. Lucy Williams Hair
Store after a short illness.
Leo Demarse and Henry Barnard,
who have been the guests OF e. j.
Gallant. Maple Street, have returned
to their home in Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. James E. Gray of saco is the
guest of relatives in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Sears MIR. and
Mrs James Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray.
mond Acorn have returned from q
trip to Cundy's Harbor
Mrs Oxsheer Smith. who has been
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Char
les Swift during the summer has
returned to her home in Cameron.
Texas. She was accompanied a. far
as New York by Mrs. Swift.
Miss Marie Weston has returned
from visit in Guilford.
Mrs. D. l.. Scott of Dexter, is the
guest of friends in this city.
Miss Eleanor B. Stevens OF Boston,
is the guest of her sister Mrs. Fred
eriek Danforth, Pleasant Street.
Harry Weeks of Brunswick was a
business caller in town Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Haskell and Mr.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-25

and Mrs. L. C. Hartman are on
tour through Canada.
Michael McDermott has returned
from trip to Farmington.
A. l.. Stevens of Portland was a
business caller in town. Monday.
John Burke has gone to. Lewiston
on business.
Donald Cobb, who has been pass
ing the weekend as the guest OF ms
parents. DR.. and Mrs. ". o. Cobb,
has returned to Bates college.
A. j. jackson Of Boston was a
business caller In town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 8. Thompson OF
Melrose, Mass. formerly of this city,
are the guests Of friends in town.
Wendall A. r. Babcock of Somer-
willie, Mass, is the guest of his cousin,
w. /. Guild, Kingsbury street.
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STATE or MAINE

County Of Kennebec, City OF Gardi-
rs THE INHABITANTS or THE
CITY OF GARDINER:
You are hereby notified to meet at
your respective voting places in said
city on the second Tuesday of October
next. being the ninth day Of said
month, at eight O'Clock in the forenoon
TO vote on the question Shall An Act
Entitled IAN Act to Amend an Act 10
provide 4 ChAftef for the City of Gar
diner" As Amended, Passed bv the
Legislature Of l223s be Accepted?
The Polls will close at six o'clock in
The Board of Registration will be in
session AZ The City Rooms on Friday
Saturday. MONDAY. Tuesday. Wcdnes-
day ana Thursday. Sept. 49, 20. Oct. !.
Z. Q and q AeAt preceding said second
Tuesday ee October. from nine o'clock
A. NJ. to one o'clock r. NJ, and from
three TO Ave O'clock in the afternoon
and from seven to nine o'clock in the
evening. ior tho purpose OF correcting
the list Of voters,
Given Under cur hands and seal of
tho Ctty. ~ the City of Gardiner. this
seventeenth day of September in the
year, of our Lord Ono thousand nine
hundred and twenty-three.
Mayor.
w. A. MORSE.
Alderman of Public
Safety and Charities.
J. n, RUSS,
Alderman OF Streets and Highways.
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Kenneth Macomber was at home
from Livermore Falls for the week
end.
Mrs. C. p. Rowell was the guest
of her daughter at Waterville, Sun
day
Dorothy Hannaford and Alice
Wood were at home Sunday from
Colby College.
Ray Rogers and family, who have
been at their cottage Lake Anna
bessacook during the summer. have
returned to their home in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reed Of Port
land were week end guests Of Mrs.
Reeds mother. Mrs Carrie French.
The Foreign Missionary Society
will hold its annual meeting with
picnic dinner at noon at the Metho-
dist Vestry Tuesday. with mite box
opening and election Of officers.
Rev. G. r. Holt, district superin-
tendent will conduct quarterly con-
ference and speak at the wednesday
evening service at the Methodist
church.
Friday evening the postponed sup
per by the Methodist Ladies' Aid will
be served at the vestrv at s o'clock
and a liberal patronage is solicited.
the proceeds to go to fund for re-
decorating church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williamson
and daughter, Ethel. of Fort Fair
field, were guests yesterday OF MIR.
and Mrs r. NJ. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Harding have
returned from a visit in Martha's
Vineyard. VEL.
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Elect DELEGATES

At a recent meeting of the W. c..
T. L. the following delegates were
elected to attend the State Conven-
ton at Pittsfield on Oct. 4, 5, and 6:
Mrs. Madella keene. Mrs. Fred Traf-
ton. Mrs Addie Berry, Mrs. Freeman
Littlefield. Mrs. II. A. storey, Mrs.
Ed. Hartman, Mrs. Joseph Glazier,
Mrs Morgan Baker and Mrs. Angus
ia Fairbanks. The alternates are:
Mrs. Julia Brown. Mrs. Matte Rines,
Mrs. George Morse. Mrs. Henry
Bates, Mrs. John Grant. and Miss
Hattie Livermore.
A banquet is to be held at the
Pittsfield Jniversalist church on
Wednesday evening. Oct. Ord, at
which Miss Anna Gordon, the ma
tional president, and Governor Bax-
ter will be guests. Anyone planning
to attend may have tickets reserved
by notifying Mrs. ". l. Guild before
Wednesday OF this week. 1t is hoped
that many others besides delegates
will attend.
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PITTSTON

NORTH-Jane Faulkner returned
home Sunday after passing her vaca-
ton with her cousin, Louise Nc
Cormick.
John Mccormick has returned to
the University of Maine to resume
his studies.
Mrs. Arthur Bfadstreet was the
Sunday guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Jones.
A member of young people from
this place motored to Washington
Sunday to visit Gretchen Gordon,
Who is teaching there.
Mrs. Fannie Bin, her son. Owen,
ana his son and daughter, were
Sunday guests at Mr.. and Mrs.
John Webb's.
The next meeting Of the Kings
Daughters will be an all day meet
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Moody, Oct. A.
There will be baked bean supper
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Peterson Saturday night Sept. 20
for the beneft of the Kings Daugh-
tiers.
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FAIRFIELD

The Kennebec Valley Federstla
Ladies' Aids of the Methodist CHI
meets at Clinton Wednesday. sssl
All ladies attending will leave al
1909 train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Chesta|
daughter Charlene and Walter hsFl
turned from Castine. where they
been visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ordwsr
Skowhegan were calling at the he'd
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl nuren yestefdia
Those who are to help In bua
and decorating booths for the b
Grange Fair are to be at the hall
evening. The hall will be
Wednesday afternoon and evening
the same purpose.
All members of Fairfield LotE|
o. o. r. are TO meet at the han
o'clock this afternoon to attend
funeral of the late Brother Geors.
Fish of Benton. e. ~ 4
The Ladies' Social Union OF the
fist church will meet this afternce
the home of Mrs. Herbert Brown
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ADJUSTMENTS
Rawl;nsoh 70 Be Seen Here In New
Tyre Role

Herbert Rawlinson, who has won
the underworld a lot more sympathy
than 1t probably deserves by the hui
man quality that he has displayed in
the many crook parts that he has
portrayed on the screen. will be seen
in the role far afield from the type in
which he is so we'll known at the
Johnson Opera House today.
The Universal star makes his bow
to the motion picture public in the
role Of knight OF the squared circle.
The. title of the play is THE Victor
so there's no masking the outcome of
hts fistic engagements. He wins the
crown hands down.
Rawlinson Is wonderful all
around athlete and a clever boxer,
but this is his first screen appear.
ance in a prize fight role.
'The Victor" was adapted to the
screen by +. Richard Schayer, we'll
known seensrst, from the popular
magazine story by Gerald Beaumont.
---Adv.
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BINGHAM
Silver Shower
For Future Bride

n silver shower Tor Miss Lena
Mary Colby of Bingham, who is soon
to become the bride of Joseph Swan
Of Pekin, China, was given Friday
evening, Sept. 81, at the home of Mrs.
Marta Savage and Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony Schoppe. 1t was one of the
prettiest parties ever given in town.
Mrs. Savage's home was just the
place for the occasion and the young
people who took charge of the ar
rangements and decorations, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Schoppe, Davis Howes
and Doctor Anna Howes, did every
thing to make it delightful. The
spacious rooms We're festooned with
white ribboned paper, autumn leaves
and trailing evergreenS in profusion
and small wedding bells hanging here
and there. AT the foot of the stair
way stood beautiful arch of gorge
Gus autumn leaves with small we'd
ding bells.
The evening was spent in dancing.
At different times, dainty and anus
ing favors were passed about, first to
the gentlemen, then to the ladies. At
the close of one dance, Miss Louise
Durgin, gowned in dainty dress Of
white organdie, presented Miss Colby
bouquet. 1t consisted of 43 pieces of
Lafayette fiat silver. The gracious way
in which Miss Colby thanked her
friends will long be held in their
memory.
During the dainty lunch. a wedding
cake containing the ring, thimble and
piece Of silver was cut. Miss Flor
ence Colby drew the ring, Miss Moni-
ca Kaul, the piece of silver. The
thimble, the emblem of single-bless
edness was drawn and so quickly
concealed thSt the merry party was
unable to learn it's owner. The we'd
ding cake itself is worthy of mention.
1t was made by Mrs. Lea Hussey of
Bingham.
After the lunch, dancing was re-
sumed and the bride-to-be and party
were lavishly showered with rose
petals.
Those who were present we're: Mrs.
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NATIONAL HOME
y, Capt. Godfrey

Oficer Of the day. Capt. Godfrey
Little.
william Reddy, late Co. E, IL, U.
s. Inf, has reported here from the
Pacific Branch and been re-admit-
ted.
Joseph e. chisnall, Of Easthamp-
ton, late Co. A, 8, Mass. Inf, mas
been admitted to the Home.
Gideon E.. Pond. OF Dayton. late
unassigned IL, Me. Inf. and Anthony
p. J. Henry. OF Westboro. late Co.
b. II, u. 8. Inf. have been re-adInit.
TED to the Home.
On account OF lack OF q larger ap.
propriationi Under the head of Farm,
several employees have been relieved.
Thomas J. Lannon, of Lowell, late
Co. c. Y. s. Art, has been admitted
to the Branch.
Charles f. Sherman has reported
from furlough passed with rela-
tives in Providence.
The returns from passes Monday
were John Rogers from Boston and
Samuel G. Winch from Worcester.
Augustus Gone, late Co. G, /, Me.
II. A.. and James O'Neil, late Co.
G., 3, Conn. Inf. have been trans
ferred to the Southern Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mcbride, OF
NeWburyport, are visiting Mrs. Nc
Brides father, Henry j. Wright, in
the Home hospital.
The moving picture program for
Tuesday evening will be, Mary Miles
Minter in Drums of Fate" with a
Patl1e News and comedy Rolling
Stones"
The funeral Of the late John 8.
fIaines was held In the Home chapel
at 1890 Monday, Rev. F. L. Phalen
officiating.
Ralph Dinsmore. Of Augusta. a
veteran of the World War, has been
taken up T. A. r. in the hospital for
treatment.
The Salvation Army will be at the
prayer service Tuesday evening in
the Home chapel in full force. The
celebrated Lawrence family Of iu-
susta will assist with several '.elec-
lions, even little Jack with his tri-
angle will be present. Everyone Is
welcome to come and enjoy this lu-
steal treat. No collection.
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Funeral services were held Sunday
at p NJ. for Bert Hilton at his late
home on the Starks road, Rev. Me-
Elhinery of the Congregational
church officiating. The bearers we're
Walter Hilton. Arthur Hilton. George
Walker and George webster The
large attendance at the services
showed the host Of friends he had
made during his life.
Mr.. Hilton was So years of age
and has lived his life on what Is
known for miles around as the Hill
ton stock farm. He was successful
in his undertakings not only on his
farm but in the Madison Anson Fair
Association which he served so faith
fully as president
He leaves besides his wife, two
daughters, Mrs. Clyde Austin Of
Madison, and Miss Catherine, who
lived at home, also two sons,
Everett and Robert, two brothers,
Eddie Hilton of Arson and Allan
Hilton CT Mercer.
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Auto Accident
None Injured

George Dyer Jr.. met with an auto
accident while returning from a bus
mess "trip to Fairfield with his new
Overland touring car. When in Fair
field milk truck came out of
side street and hit his car in such a
way as to rip off the mud guard and
damage it a good deal otherwise, but
fortunately no one was injured.
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ANSON

Martin WEIGH Of Highland Park
has purchased a new touring car OF
Billings and Nichols. Three others
have ordered cars which will be de-
livered in the near future.
Paul Cyr has purchased a new
OAR which he is enjoying with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Walker of
fsiverview street are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of an eight
pound boy born Sept. 81. The young
man bears the name Of Richard
Stephen.
MIR. and Mrs. Roscoe Nichols and
family attended the fair at Eorridge-
wock Saturday.
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The Social Welfare club Of the
Methodist church will hold a baked
bean supper in the vestry Tuesday.
Sept. %. from to : o'clock. The
proceeds of this supper are to go to-
ward the memorial window fund. The
window for Miss Roberts has arrived
and will he placed beside the one re-
Gently put in in memory of Miss.
Kelso. After the supper there will
be a social in the vestry. The ladies
Of the Welfare club are to serve in
the vestry and the men as walters.
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Miss Rowell President
Colby Freshmen Women

Miss Marjorie Rowell has been
elected president Of the Women's
Division of the Freshman class at
Colby College. Miss Rowell was a
graduate of Winthrop. Glass of 90.
and has always been extremely pop
ular with her schoolmates, who will
he pleased to congratulate her upon
receiving this honor.
Mrs. Daisy Kennedy Of Jefferson
was n Sunday guest of her parents
Mr.. and ,!rs. Geo. Sedgeley.
EAST-Mr. and Mrs. winship, Mr..
and Mrs. Moves Wheeler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rideout. Mrs. Parker and
! daughter. also the Misses Hunt,
Phillips and Eastman. Miss Tartre
and Miss Dora Maddocks of the state
House were at the Hayes cottage
over the week end. They we're also
callers at Robbins point and also
visited the state Y. NJ. c. A. camping
ground.
Mrs. Lillian Foster has returned
from visit with Mrs. Cora Osborne
at Richmond.
Morey farm. Mechanic Falls. were
callers Mt the Winslow farm on
Z L HuTSudS.
Wilder Needham of Portland was
guest over night Thursday at a. c.
Ford's
Mr.. and Mrs. Kohan and little
daughter. Judith of Brooklyn, \. Y.
! who have been at T. J. Dudley's for
the past few weeks, have returned
| home.
Guests Sunday at V. C. Jackson's
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Twitchell
of Milan. n. H.. and Thomas jack
son and family OF North Leeds.
Mrs. c. T. Brainard left Sunday
night for New York, and their camp
| IS now closed.
Miss Mary Whiting Of Brockton,
Mass. visited relatives in this place
the past week.
| have been on an auto trip for the
past two weeks in Aroostook county
| have returned home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Colby Of Top
sham were guests Saturday and SUM-
! day at E. r. Tobey's.
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Membership Drive
Gardiner Girls Club
Closes Next Week

The membership drive for the
Gardiner Girls club will close Tues.
day, October End. The leaders OF
the two circles, Sara Bailey and Err
nestine Wright. assisted bysthe mem.
bers of each circle, have worked
hard in securing new members and
close result is looked for. The los
ing circle in the drive Is to give the
winning circle supper Oct. End at
the club rooms.
1t is hoped that there will be. a
large attendance Tuesday night,
especially those interested in bas-
kerry, basketball and dressmaking.
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lntoxication Case

George Foster was brought y
Judge Totman yesterday on the ~
of intoxication. He was fined Wv
costs or 80 days in Jail.
A charge of assault on oineG
land was also brought against
for which he was fined $50 and
or 80 days in Jail. He was aa1
Skowhegan to serve both sentencA
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Gard Of Thanks

. we wish to express our gratitude
TO our friends for their kindness and
sympathy in our recent bereavement
In the death Of our father. A. w.
Hamlin, also for the many beautiful
flowers. We wish to especially men-
ton the pieces from the Free Bap-
grange.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Antonio c. McCausland
and relatives.
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Alcohol Find

Deputy Sheriff L. D. Wheeler
assistants searched house on v
street, occupied by Mary Packard
gallon cans containing alcohol
found. She was taken to Skoxh
and tried before Judge Elmer say
She appealed to higher court and
placed under $500 bonds to appsi1
the January term of supreme eou1
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Assault Charge

George John, who recently VI
the new fruit stand on Nam "
was arrested by Deputy Sheria
Kick on the charge of assam
young girl. He was tried before y
Sawyer of the Western sorierses
nicipal court in Skowhegan. az
found guilty and fined so anu 1
a total of S5A.26.
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Granite Hill Notes

z. X. Wilson returned Saturday to
his home in Walthai1. Mass. Mrs.
Wilson and the children, Phyllis and
Guy. returned home a week earlier on
account of the opening of the school
year Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson and the
children have been spending a good
part OF the summer at Granite Hill
with Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward II. Perry.
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Monday afternoon at her home on
Second street. Miss Clara Stinson
gave an afternoon bridge in honor OF
Mrs. Frank Russell. who is soon to
return to her home in Jacksonville.
There were three tables OF bridge.
The guests passed a delightful after
noon. Dainty refreshmentI were
served by the hostess.
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RICHMOND
LOCAL NOTICE

Mrs. Clara w. Bradford Of Halo
well, teacher of piano and harmony
will be, in Richmond every Saturday
from A. M. Until s P. NJ, at the
home of Mrs. Nj w. Hanson. Pupils
of ali grades will be accepted.
Thorough instruction in the rudi-
ments Of music. Leschetizky Method.
81 an hour. Apply by letter or phone
S52-M HalloWell. Sept24dSt
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Funeral of Mrs. w. J. 5radsa9

The funeral services OF the ia'.
w. ]. Bradbury were held yea
from her home on western WI
Rev. Frederick Nicholson OF Ins
versal Spiritual church OFT bos..J
ciated. He was a personal friel1
Mrs. Bradbury. Members Oh uOO :,
Rebekah Lodge. of when snv
member, attended in BODY. -. ~,
tributes were most beautlful: ~
the deep respect and sympath! J.
many friends. There were
pieces from Good Will Repeksn n
Fairfield Lodge, /. Q. y. T.. q
Commercial Travellers. Laoie s..s
of the Universalist church, ~
selectmen, Merrymeeting Chap.ss
S.. Past Noble Grands Assoc ,,s,y.
two members of the former Unn n
list choir with whom she sane
years, and the Clionea cruz,
The bearers were A. H. lott
H. Brazzell, W. S. SWEET AMI. s
Steward Jr. Burial was at "'p
Those from out of town to M.
the services were Mrs. W. N; r,o.,,
Union, n. H. Mr.. and MRS: rrsal
W-hipple of Bingham. Abbott Ms M
Waterville. Miss Ella Pleie.c ;SOi|
j. Lanigan. Mrs. Florence S S
Waterville. DR.. and Mrs. s pa n
Oakland Mrs. S. c. Webster anu y
"a ME- Bianche Webster,
gusta, and Mitchell Marcia
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The street commissioner announces
that the bridge over Chamberlain
brook near the town faym, beginning
Wednesday of this week be under
repair and will not be passable for
several days. Central street will be
closed to travel at that point Notice
will be given when the repairs are
completed and the road is passable
again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-25

Funeral services for the late Joseph
w. Neal were held Monday afternoon
at o'clock at the home OF Charles
Williams. s Summer street. Rev.
Henry o Megert of the Methodist
church off1ciated. The body will be
taken from the city today for burial
elsewhere
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has charge Of this table, requests
all members of the order to con-
tribute some article of fancy work
or needlecraft for the occasion.
PLAINS-Mrs. Mary E. Chase
went Thursday to Newport to visit
her nephew. owen Small.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Moore and
/. B. Harrington Of Newton, Mass.
were callers at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Pierce Friday.
M. II. Dustin and Otis Dunnells Of
Rochester, n. H.. We're week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Small.
There was cradle-roll party at
the church Saturday afternoon.
about 20 children in attendance. Ice
cream and cake were served
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The next meeting of the Loudon
Hill Community club will be held
Thursday evening. September q. at
40 in the Loudon Hill school. house.
There will be a general discussion Of
the forty eight hour law in which
parteach one will he expected to join.
The men of Loudon hill are invited
to attend this meeting and express
their opinion upon the subject. 1t is
expected that straw vote will be
taken at the end.