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NORTH CORNvILLE

Master Robert Prouty, son of Mrs.
Fred Libby, who fell from the roof of
the barn, breaking his right shoulder
was taken to Somerset Hospital Mon
day where an x-ray picture was taken
to determine whether his limb was
properly set or not. Fortunately he
has suffered but little pain and got
up and walked into the house before
his parents discovered the shoulder
was broken. It seems almost a
miracle that a boy could fall nearly
thirty feet from the top Of barn to
the ground without being killed in
stantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hight of Gorham
were In town last week visiting their
relatives. Mr.. Hight who Is a real
estate dealer is also agent for the
Maxwell cars and made the trip In a
neat Maxwell coupe.
Walter Mitchell of Skowhegan is
spending few weeks at the home of
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Ira Merrill. Mr..
Mitchell who is in poor health Is ac-
companied by a nurse, Miss Driscoll
of Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. HUFF, daughter
Priscilla and their guests AL and Dan
Randell OF Bridgewater were calling
in town Friday evening.
Harry Wheeler of Canaan was in
town Thursday buying COVE
John Thebarge of Madison who liv-
ed on the Weston farm last winter.
has bought the Dyer farm and moved
his family there.
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NORTH ANsON

Mr.. and Mrs. George Tanner of
Portland were guests recently Of her
sister Mrs. Althea Savage.
Carroll Hooper Of Lewiston was a
guest recently at the home Of his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Hooper.
Marion Chandler. who Is attending
business school In Auburn, is spend
ing her vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Pulfen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Emery are
enjoying camp life at their Lake
Emblem cottage.
Miss Rena Hunnewell Of Bingham
was the guest last week of her aunt
Mrs. Lee Ellis.
DR.. A. c. Williams wishes to an
pounce that he Is located at the resi-
dence Of Mrs Nettie Williams for
the practice Of dentistry. N, F..
Phone 1921; Farmers $50. 1w29
Miss LeOn9 Savage is visiting rela-
tives In Portland.
T. s.. French was home from Port
land recently for a short visit.
-deYa1i ellis has been visiting for a
few aats NTH friends in Bingham
MayiAg Ii being very vigorously
fail yield.
Mrs. vesta Jones last week remov-
ed her household effects stored at the
Congregational parsonage by truck to
Portland.
MI and Mrs. b. ]. Steward are max
ing their annual summer sojourn at
the farm,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Robinson, Miss
Kate @. Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. C. Wing are enjoying a motor trip
to Canada.
A large delegation Of members Of
Ruth Heald Cragin Chapter, ID. A. r..
met at the Barnaby cottage Friday at
Lake Embden. 1t was the annual
field day and forty-six We're in at
tendance.
FL. Conner is closing out his gro
Gerry stock at his School Street store
preparatory to retirement from the
business.
Hovey Barnaby has been the guest
for few days of Spellman Marshall
at Jamaica Point.
FORMER NORTH ANSON CLERGY
MAN Webs AUBURN CHURCH
" ORGzANIs1
weddings was that on Wednesday.
JAly ~ at ! o'clock Of Miss Evelyn
Lord brown of Auburn and Rev 'Ern-
est webster Robinson Of Kittery. The
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HARTLAND

Herbert Holt who was operated or
at the Sisters Hospital in Waterville
is doing Rnely at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sherburne are
the proud parents Of q baby boy born
Friday, July 9Th.
Sarah Hlrd was in Newport satur-
day on business.
Mrs. Charles Pooler and daughter
Ethel were in Skowhegah Saturday
Last week at the TIbbetts' Hospital
three patients were discharged: Mrs
Ethel Buker, Ralph Hanson, Crysta'
Philbrick also three patients were
operated on for adenoids and tonsils
Vera Heigh. Madeline Robertson, Char
lotte McCrillis. The operating being
done by DR.. c. A. Johonnett, using
the new method used by DR.. Hutchins
of New York.
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EAST ST. ALRANS

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ellis Ruth Ellis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Bubar and Bes-
sic Bubar returned from an auto trip
Wednesday, July II, extending thru
Aroostook County. While away they
were visitors in Haynesville, Houl-
ton, Blaine, Caribou and Fort Fair
field. Mr.. Ellis returned to Haynes
Vile. Friday accompanied by Mr.. Blu
bar and VIM. Hume after stock which
he purchased while away bringing II
home in Mr.. Hume's truck, July "A.
Mrs. Alice Parkman of Leominister,
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sharon and
son Richard of Worcester, Mass and
Mrs. Betsy Parkman of Hartland were
visitors at Mrs. Flora Parkman's dur
ing the past week.
Dorothy Hume who has been visit
ing Ruth Ellis for few days, re-
turned home July Is.
Edwina Mower of Lewiston is WIS.,
iting her mother, Mrs. n. R. Mower.
P. r. Longley of Los Angeles is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Longley at ST. Adams. ~
Mr.. W.hM. Neal and family were
called to silver Ridge, last week by
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ATHENS

Mrs. Josephine Woodsum and Two
children. Harriet and James, together
with little Junior Baird spent the past
week at her sormer home In Norridge-
wock, visiting with the children's
grandfather, James Woodsum.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Allen and
young child together with other
friends of Bangor, were visitors last
week at WIZ. Sanders. ~
News was received here last week
of the recent death Of Frank Denhi-
son, well known travelling salesman
of Bangor and for many years fam
liar person upon our streets. His
business associates regreat to learn
OF his death, which was due to tuber-
culosis..
RI. s. Elliott and wife visited last
Thursday and Friday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ora Willis in Harmony.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall and Mr..
and Mrs Frank Cummings of Lewis
ton were auto visitors at NJ. J. flights
Friday. They were enroute for
Creenyille and the following day at
tended the Fish and Came associa-
ton which was held at Ripogenus on
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Leslie Webb, nee Vera Leigh
ton, OF Big Timber, Montana, arrived
last week to spend the summer with
her relatives in town. At present
She Is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Clifton Flanders. .
II. f. Trueworthy who is painting
in waterville for the Lockwood Co.,
spent Sunday at home.
Arthur Stockbridge and family OF
Auburn were week end guests OF Mr..
and Mrs.. ]. L. Hight.
Harry Bush of Portsmouth, N. II.
visited briefly last week with his "a
Their, H. P. Bush.
B. A. Hight of Gorham was In town
last week.
The First Quarterly Conference of
the NJ. e. Church will be held Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Ella Ellingwood
Rev. L. G. March will he present.
The NJ. E. Society will give an en-
tertainment the last of this month.
"A Detective in Petticoats" is the
comedy drama being prepared by
some Of our local talent.
Mrs. III. C. Doe and children. Ro-
bert and Jeanette OF Bingham arc
spending the week with Mrs. Nellie
Fox. Master Thomas Fox Of Show
hogan visited with his grandmother
last week.
Mrs. Annie Tozier returned home
Saturday evening from visit with
her sister, Mrs. Herman Rowell in
| Skowhegan.
| Harry P Bush. leading man of sub
marine construction, Portsmouth Navy
Yard and his friend and former yard
employee, Grover Cleveland Tucker OF
Sanbornville. N. H. were week end
| callers on Mr. Bush's father, II. p
Bush. They returned to Portsmouth
by automobile Monday morning.
Mrs. r. ]. Knowles Of Chicago. i'll
is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. G. L.
Austin. Mrs. Knowles has travelled
| extensively but has never visited the
New England states before and is per-
fectly delighted with the beauty OF
the country. On being asked of all
the states she had been in which she
would rather live her answer was that
she thought she would choose Maine
for summer and California for win
| ter
Lite Miss Margaret fuller of Red
Bank, N. J. is visiting her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Austin. She
| came alone from Portland.
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sMTTHEIELD

Alonzo Groves ID atfCarro1 Holmes
at Waterville for time helping hin
with his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Witham are the
proud parents of by born July 4th
The little one weighed seven pounds
and has not yet been named.
A picnic party camped on the upper
shore OF North Pond last Wednesday
and seemed to have a fine time. The
party consisted of twenty-three per-
sons including the young folks VINO
went>in wading and bathing and play
ing on the sand beach. A delicious
dinner of salads, sandwiches, bread
and butter, pastries, tea and cohee
were served.
Mrs. Ella Paine has recently had
lightning rods put on her buildings.
Mrs. Alice Pinkham, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Paine for
a time. is now working at Birch
Point camps.
There are six guests at Birch Point
Camps at the present time,
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Bigelow, Miss
Lillian Hartford and John Miner OF
Norridgewock made trip to Jack
man last SUNDAY, making the trip
by auto.
Fairview Grange will hold Bazaar
at their hall August 9th, in the after
noon and in the evening a dance viii
be held at their hall. The Grange
would be glad to have any one con-
tribute, pastries. fancywork. or any
thing they could give. Everybody
come, the more the merrier.
A short time ago Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Groves and. daughter Carline OF Free
port, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Groves parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred knights OF Lew
iston were at their cottage over the
week end.
Mrs. Linwood Groves and daughter
Miss Nellie of Birch Point were guests
at Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartford's,
Sunday,
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EAST POND

Mrs. j. 2. Langeyin na !
to his Summer home AZ y.
after passing a week in Ne. Ne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BROOKS =
ily. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean ~, ~
little son, Bernard and M,
Ralph sturtevant and ,i ialn \
land and Mr.. and Mrs. =, y
and family of Canaan ,., a.,
days outing and a picn &C.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton kos'
and Mrs. f. H. Rowe We, ~ .Sr'
friends in Sidney and aug
day. .,,. section
Everybody in this cs sguI,v'
to see the rain oil ou os ne
day as the crops nee'eu '"'
much. -,, ;e rel
being much better al wa, was /
Mrs. Helen Stevens stevens Ss Fri
caller in Norridgew9,cA
Saturday of last week ssss,,r,dse,
Joe Dudley of smith r east 81
tor +" J. Henentgrasr u
ing carpenter WORK
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CANAAN

Benjamin Collins of Skos
purchased the house owne'
Levi Bean which will be
Summer home. Mr.. and
wood Whitehouse who
renting the place will n
week to Norridgewock wht
employment. Friends and
are very sorry to have =
town.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Bro,
than, Mass. are quests Oh
Mrs. Alpheus Mason. .
Miss Doris Cover and u
of Lewiston are visiting her
Stephen Salisbury Jr.
Miss Bessie Croker VINO
ated on at Somerset HOS
week is getting along nicer
Mrs. Beulah Holt of Augt
iting relatives in town
Amos Nelson Of Portlan
ing his parents, Mr.. and
Nelson.
Miss May Goodwin re'u
day from Greenville wner
been visiting friends.
Misses May and Emma
teachers in Massachusetts,
ing their vacation at their
Miss Lucie Burrill went
gan Tuesday for a WISH
neice, Mrs. Ray Bllls' =,
Mrs. Harry whitman u
Mass. Is visiting her mo
Mary Holt.
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BINGHAM

who has been the guest OF her daugh-
Ter for several weeks has returned
to her home.
Nerwin Collins and Kenneth Sands,
went to Troy. n. H., Monday. July
9th, Merwin returning to his WORK ana
Kenneth to commence work.
Hon. F. Fl. Colby spent the week
end here with his family.
DR.. .Bickford from Mexico and son,
Victor Bickford from Roxbury came
TO Bingham on the eighth inst. Re
turning the day following accom-
panied by Alden Goodrich who for
two weeks has been visiting mis- sister
Mrs. R. II. Sands. &C.
Quite a large number OF persons
from Bingham enjoyed the theatre at
Lakewood last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tuck have
moved into the rent formerly occu-
pied by L. W. Goodrich on Goodrich
street.
p. ]. Gallant and wife will occupy
the rooms vacated by Mr. and MIS-.
Tuck.
John Owens has purchased a new
Star automobile and his daughter Is
Their is learning to drive it.
Mrs. Henry Cooley is quite Ill at
the present time
Miss Lena Webster has returned
from Madison where she spent
week with her brother Ralph.
The frst baseball game OF this sea-
son played at bingham was Friday
afternoon the thirteenth, with the
xxfoo tn,
favor of Bingham.
Ralph Goodrich and son Sidney of
Portland are visiting his father and
sister at this time.
Messrs Knapp and Pameroy, both
professors In Bates College, are now
with their families occupying their
Pleasant Pond cottages.
Harold I. Goss was in Bingham Sat
urday last.
Fred Pugh has returned from Sc
boomock where he has been for the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Annie Newton has returped to
her work at Westbrook after spend
ing three weeks at her home.
Mrs Earl Perry and children spent
the first week Of July on a farm in
Concord with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Sands. During the
week Mrs. Berry picked and canned
a nice lot Of field strawberries.
The Abnaiki Campfire and the
first division Of the Kennebec re-
Gently held very enjoyable lawn
party at the home Of their leader,
Mrs. Martha Savage
At the last meeting of the O. p. s.
the degree was conferred upon eight
candidates. Refreshments and good
SOCIAL time followed the work.
hi. and Mrs. Harry HAYES. of Vas1
saiboro have been visitors at the home
o. M. and Mrs George Baker.
DR.. r. e. Brown Is .hnakitg q great
improvement on the property he owns
9h Main street, north of sterling's
garage.
Mrs. Mont Bean will soon go to
Brighton to cook for one of the S.
b. Warren Co.'s crew.
The annual meeting Of the Bingham
Union Library will be next Friday at
$50 at the library. All members are
cordially invited to be present.
W. w. Stoddard is timber cruising
in 'Andover and vicinity. He will
probably be absent several weeks.
Mrs. Gardiner Bean Is in a hos
pital under medical treatment.
Mrs Harold NColeman's German
Shepherd Fr4plein has four very cum
Ming pedigreed pups four weeks old.
|'ThaAks for the, good patronization
at our supper last Saturday night.
We cleared H3. The same orgapi-
cation Will hold food sale Saturday,
Jply '21st at the store of Eta Holt
at'3 p. m. Those who are to bring
food please do so by gao p. m. There
win be hot rolls. bake beans, cakes,
coSkies, etc.
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SOLON


A. c. Head and some of his family
are in South Scion at their farm home
during the haying season.
Miss Mildred Boyington who has
been at work at Skowhegan Is at
home.
Charles French. Mrs. Moses French
and son Roger French were in Vas
salboro, Monday. to attend the forty
fifth wedding anniversary Of Rev. and
Mrs. w. r. Berry.
Miss Marion Wiley came home
Sunday after two weeks at Farming
ton Summer school
At the next regular meeting OF
Northern Light Rebekah Lodge on
July 26th, there will be a rehearsal,
It is requested that all members Of
the degree staff be present.
If pleasant Saturday there will be
no meeting of North Somerset Grange.
At Caratnnk Theatre, Saturday
evening, July 81, Universal special
production zone Wonderful Night"
C. III. Seyery, Mrs. Thomas Fallon,
Mrs. F. A. Coolidge left Monday
morning for an outing at Southport.
Morris Severy and Charles severy
and their families from New York are
spending few weeks there.
J. Maurice Lane and family of Penn
aquid are spending week with Mrs.
Lanes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Wiley on the hill.
DIR. J. o. Piper was in Woodfords
last week studying the new ipsurlin
Treatment for diabetis. ~ ~ Z
Charles H. Harbutt, secretary Of the
Maine Missionary Society spoke in
the Congregational Church last Sun
day and 1t is expected there will be
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the illness Of Mr. Meals son. Huds
son Grant carried them In ms , AUTO
the party returning July ID fIney
were also callers at Island FAILS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Frost, Lee
Frost and Mr.. and Mrs. Moses wat
son of Dexter were callers at Charles
Ellis July 16, while on their way 10
Big Indian Pond.
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MALBOy,S VIZ,

"VNS MILF
Mrs. Robert BIgelOw WIZ
guest Of Mrs. Ida puri, !
eral days, returned b br'p :
home in Melrose. Mass !"
MT. and Mrs. Alexands,, y
Mass. Other guests ., y
ton recently were bs u \
Addie Goodwin of csn,,s
brother Selden Kimbail a :, /,
II, a native of CornvjlleH y
is seyenty-three years H.
the trip to skowhegan' y n
and started on his rat, !.
morning. ''
Mrs. Verne Wiley hal
purchased a Ford car v ~
learned to run very ws, l'
has made several success,
adjoining towns.
Mrs. Ralph Elliott ana
companied Mrs. Archie
son Alvin to Lakewood n
on Thursday, where ~
picnic dinner.
Ralph Elliott went n
Tuesday to receive trss
l. P. fash. Mr.. Elliott
driving the Grand M
cart has been Obliged 4
because of failing hali
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlesy
more, Calf, who have n
several weeks in Maine n
tives, have been recently ;
brother and wife, Mr.. and
Merry at Malbon's Mills l
on their homeward jourpp
morning, accompanied by
Henry Merry and sister, M
Merry of Madison, who
spend the winter in Califor
Miss Evelyn Lambert
spent the week end with
Miss Marjorie Salisbury.
Fred Way was somewha,
the barn raising on Satr
falling girth which struck
the shoulders forcing his
ward against some tim
scraping his nose, but fort
ceiving no serious injury
Mrs. Henry Dillingham; {
road who received serioI
in the auto accident at
unset bride on the Canaa
Saturday afternoon and
bed ever since the accid
Portable and expected to
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah
son Henry Crowell were
friends from California
of Mrs. Horace Mason in
an on Sunday.
The shower Of rain
Saturday afternoon done
age to gardens and grt
on the Malbon's Mills re
Especially at each Of the
farms and Allie Foss' and
in that vicinity. At Nj
not much damage was
A mother duck and
ones has been a pretty
river at this place and v
interest by a few who III
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RIPLEY

Gertrude and Lucina Richardson are
spending this week In Bingham tho
guest OF their grandmother, Mrs. 0. L.
Hilton.
Mrs. Fl. S. Raymond had a slight
shock one day last week.
. Charlie Seavey has gone to New
Hampshire to work on lightning rods
for Carl Wakefield
Mrs. Harry Steward and children,
Ercel, Lorena and Russell of Bingham
will spend part Of this week tho
guests of their grandmother Mrs. OIL.
Walter Richardson.
Mrs. Eva Films has gone to Corinna
to care for her mother, Mrs. Edward
Weymouth, who is very Ill. Miss
Maude Roach will work for Mrs.
Films while she Is away
Angie Pingree is working at the
home Of Edwin Folsom in Cambridge.
Mrs. Harold Antze is visiting at the
home of l.. D. Page. Mrs. Antze will
be remembered as Harriet Osborne.
Alvin and Daniel Randall Of
Bridgewater. were calling on friends
In town few days ago.
. t. G. March of Oldtown will preach
at the NJ. Il. Church, Sunday, July %.
Mr.. March is to be the NJ. p. Superin-
tendent of the Bangor and Rockland
district. caused by the Illness of Rev.
James Grey.
Mrs. c. NJ. Films spent several days
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Thomas
| Peakes in st. Adams last week.
Miss Erma Bowden has been enter
| tanning the headers the past week.
Harry Gould has finished haying
for Mrs. Myra Skillings and return
| ed to his home In Dexter
James Clifford has his new barn
nearly completed.
Louise Richardson has returned
home after visiting her sister Evelyn
nj the home of o. L. Sawyer.
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essary' tor. him to take 4 vacation
from his work IN the mill.
Folks have been very busy haying
this week having very good weather.
Fred Finson and son Harry have
been helping Earle Robertson get hay.
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NEW PORTLAND

Nat Luce has been in poor health
for several days.
Mrs. Perley Luce returned home
Wednesday from Lewiston where she
recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis in the Maine General
Hospital of that place.
Mrs Bina Harris will join her hus-
band in Kingfield this week, where
they will start In housekeeping in
their new home on Depot street.
Cyrus Metcalf returned to Portland
Saturday and plans to start for his
home in Florida the first OF the week.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Maud Morton. Wednesday Of last
week. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Lizzie Carsley in two weeks
Clarence Bangs plans to move his
family to Weld soon.
Mrs. Lillian Stetson and son Rich
ard of Auburn are visiting Mrs. Stet-
sons sister, Mrs. Arthur Clark.
Mrs. Elsie Tinker, Mrs. Cassie Dag
gett and son Edmond leave Wednes-
day for few weeks visit in Beverly,
Brockton and Worcester, Mass.
Miss Josephine Spencer Is spending
a few weeks In Scion with friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer bennett and
children and Mr.. Dennett's father
came from Portland, Saturday, for a
visit with Mrs. benefits parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Luce.
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cb Mf, and Mrs. Howard II
The Lake. NA''ns a te'
were married SATURDAY 10y ~
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] ~ Her home Saturday after a weeks
stay with her aunt, Mrs.sF.M ~. Nboers.
Z. Ehe ladies Aid will meet Wednes-
laay aH1rnoon with Mrs. Murtgy ~

F0Ay A1t9TUOON tN1lH MTs. MuI3. N
Rev. Bearse being on his vacation
there were no services last Sunday at
the church, except the Sunday school
Mrs. George Warren has returned
to her home from the Elm City Hos
pital where she has been receiving
surgical treatment.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wood had her hand quite ba2-
ly injured in the ropes of hay fork
last week. tt
Victor Grange No. 40 will bold a
roll cali meeting next Saturday. Each
member responding to bis. or. her
name with something of ipterest for
the program.
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FAIRFIELD CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. James Green and fam
lily of Canaan we're Up town Over Sun
day.
Miss Ruth Stinchfield of Strong left