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Evening star., 1923-06-07
" COAL Is SOUVENIR.
IreIn Temple Chanters Make Pres
ent to Star News Department.

There appears to be plenty of
anthracite coal In Pennsylvania. as
souvenirs Weighing several pounds
and appropriately inscribed with the
Shrine emblem and the name of Irem
Temple of Wilke esbarre. Pa, are be-
ing distributed by tho Chanters OF
that temple.
These well trained Chanters enter
tanned with several selections in tho
news room of The Star today and
left one of these valuable souvenirs.
The coal was donated by w. Fl.
Bradbury of the Kingston Coal
Company.
Evening star., 1923-06-07

ing whether he can make an arrest
on government territory, if he finds
any one drinking that liquid. OF one
thing the sherifft is sure: IL Mother
Nature ever shows UP in his county,
he Is going to shove her into the 6ho-
shone hoosegow on a charge Of oper
rating a still in violation of the ma
tional prohibition law. =
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EAST MADISON

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Harvel enter
tanned Sunday, her mother, Mrs. Par
sons, brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Lindley Parsons and two sons of
Skowhegan and her sister and hus
band, Mr.. and Mrs Paul S. Tooker of
Westfeld, N. j. Mr. Tooker has been
renewing his quest of the remains of
primitive man in this locality and has
already found number of interest
ing specimens, one of which was
picked up under the tracks of fisher
men.
Miss Edith Gibbons of Boston, Mass
who has spent a week at Mr.. and Mrs.
George Youngs and calling on other
relatives, returned to her home Mon
day Her sister Miss Minnie will re-
turn later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bosworth and
children, Blanch, Jessie, Iva and
Florence of Lawrence, Mass. are Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Nettie Bos-
worth.
Miss Lana W. Nottage visited re-
Gently at Mrs. Frank Pooler's of East
Skowhegan; she also spent Thursday
and Friday with Mrs. Poolers sister,
Miss Edna Davis at the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Davis of
Canaan.
Mrs. Mary Lombard and son Percy
of Skowhegan were calling on friends
Sunday.
Miss Vesta Chadwick, who teaches
in Brighton, Mass, spent few days
recently with her friend Miss Sadie
Knight.
Kern Foss of Bingham is spending
a few days with his grandmother,
Mrs John Nottage.
Marjorie and Gerald Denison Of
Waterville are spending a few days
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. K. Harvell.
Miss Matte Berry of Massachusetts
Is spending a few weeks with her
sister Mrs. Charles Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ G. Baker and Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Clement attended
Somerset Grange, Norrdgewock,
Thursday evening They report a
good time.
Mrs. Joe Boulette and son with her
sister Mrs. Fred Provost of Skowhe-
gan, were in Portland few days on a
pleasure trip. They went by auto.
Mrs. Lillian Haryell went to Jack
man Sunday by auto to visit her
mother, sister and friends.
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BTGELON HILL

Mrs. Coleman Austin left Monday
afternoon for Portland to enter the
eye infirmary for treatment
Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Luce and daugh-
ter, Mrs. o. L. Mitchell and two sons,
Hecule and Basil attended the Cana
dian picnic at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook Estes in Norridgewock last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Amos Smith of Show
hogan were week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Harvie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Violette, son
Percy and daughter Verna, motored
to Portland on Saturday visiting with
Mrs. Violette's brother Fred Smith,
who conducts a hotel there and for
home Miss Evelyn Violette has been
employed the last two months. On
Sunday they motored to Old Orchard
and Biddeford, returning Sunday
evening accompanied by Miss Evelyn
Violette who will teach the Bigelow
Hill school this term.
Mrs Bert Folsom visited last We'd
nesday and Thursday with her sister
Mrs. Charles Kelley at her home on
the River road.
Alice Mclaughlin, who has been
employed the past two months as
housekeeper for George Harvle, left
Sunday, with her son Earl for SHOW
hogan, where she is to be employed
Mr.. and Mrs. Erving Austin of Nor
ridgewock were guests Sunday of Mr.
Austin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
man Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Cullen and daugh-
ter Gertrude, the Misses Clara and
Rose Cleveland of Lawrence, Mass,
Mr. and Mrs. George Fraser of Me-
thuen, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cleve-
land and daughter Laurel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Cleveland, son Alton of
Lynn, Mass. arrived Saturday to spend
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs Perley Rowe and
daughter, Evelyn Of Wilton, visited
Sunday at the home of Mr.. Rowe's
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Rowe.
Mrs John Mitchell OF Cornville
visited Monday at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Aus
tin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore and fam
lily of Norridgewock were callers Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
d. Bailey.
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HARMONY

Wednesday evening, August Goth,
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge will OBJ
serve chiIdren's night. All members
having children please prepare them
to take part in the program. Re-
freshments will be served.
Miss Bertha Haley of Natick, Mass.
is visiting DR.. Rowland's family.
Harmony Grange Fair will occur on
Sept. 27th in George Rhodes field.
Agnes Rhodes and son Gilbert are
on a two weeks visit to friends in
Southern Maine.
Miss Alfredo Hatch and Miss May
Ella Hatch of Gorham, N. H. and l. S.
Hatch an attorney of Long Beach,
California, are all visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. Everett Reed. This is Mr..
Hatch's first visit to Harmony since
1905.
Harry Brown and John Mccarthy
and their wives made the trip to Rip
ogenus. Sunday.
A Ku Klux organizer is slated to
give lecture in Harmony in the near
future.
The Baptist pulpit was occupied
Sunday by Rev. Whittemore of Water
Vile.
E. A. Pattee and wife are attending
the state convention of school super
intendents at Castine, Maine.
Chautauqua has come and gone. BY
common consent the entertainments
az whole were the most satisfactory
that have ever been seen here. The
local management report all bills
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OUISNEBASSET

Lewis and Arthur Walker, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Walker of Auburn
are guests of their uncle, H. G. Walk
er and family.
Mrs. Lucy KnowIton visited in Bel
fast, Sunday.
A. H. Ward has had radio set in
stalled in his house.
L. G. Traitor brought Aroostool1
parties to look at the Woodsum farm,
Monday.
William Landry is very i'll and is
in Lewiston hospital for treatment.
Miss Jessie Walker has finished her
course in Beauty Culture at Lewiston
and is at home. 1t is understood
that she will open a beauty parlor at
Madison in the near future.
Miss Mary Longley, who has been
spending several weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs Lydia Longley and family,
has returned to her home in the Will
age much improved in health.
Mrs. Elsie Walker Noble attended
a reunion of her class 1914 N. H. S.
at the Spaulding cottage Saturday af-
ternoon.
H. f. Withee of Madison Is cutting
the hay on the Stillman Frost place.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jepson of Show
hogan were In town Sunday afternoon.
Luther Emerson was a guest of his
niece, Mrs. Fl. s. Withee recently.
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BROWNS CORNER-CANAAN

The farmers in this vicinity are
through haying. They have a good
crop and of good quality.
Mrs. Berdina Shilling and baby
Mary who have been visiting with
several weeks went to Skowhegan
Monday for a visit with her sister.
The annual Lancaster reunion Oc
cured Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemuel Lancaster.
Mrs. Lillian burlington left her
farm home Saturday. She has en-
gagged room and board in Skowhegan
where she will remain indefinitely.
Thomas Horne of Massachusetts
has been in the place visiting friends
Mrs Ethel Groves is visiting in the
home of Leslie Allen in West Pitts
field
Moses Horne is visiting his brother
and other relatives in Bingham.
Mrs. Halle Hubbard and family
recently visited her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Nichols of Skowhegan.
Carry Thyng and Misses Anna and
Gladys Porter of SkOwhegan We're
Sunday guests of the latters mother,
Mrs. Halle Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Withee and
Mrs. Percy Withee and daughter Miss
Hazel of Norridgewock and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hayden and Mrs. Gray
and son Joseph of Old Town were
Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs Milford Withee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Hunt and
children Raymond. Richard and Pri
ella went to Kingfeld Sunday for a
visit in the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Hutchins.
Oren Cover is working for Walton
and Fall in Skowhegan.
Mrs. Mable Brooks of CornYlle
is working for Mrs George Holt in
Pittsfield.
Mrs. Hiram Hutchins has returned
to her home in Kingfeld after few
days visit in the home of her daughter
Mrs Edison Hunt
Mrs. Celia Fernald and young
daughter who have been visiting her
mother Mrs. Eva Lyons has returned
to her home in Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Stedman and
two children of Hartland were visit
ing at Ferry Lyons Sunday.
Joseph Cover visited in the home OF
his brother Oren Cover Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ivan Padham and
children attended catholic services in
Skowhegan Sunday.
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of Richmond were Sunday guests at
the home of her brother Ansel Nick
erson. David Niekerson of Rome
were also there.
Harry Corson and John Ingersoll
were in Augusta, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. y. Frozzell called
on friends in South Mercer, Thursday.
Mrs Mary Tracy and daughter
visited at Charlie Varneys' last week.
About twenty-five dollars was real
lied from the play given Thursday
evening by the Pine Island boys.
Ivory Tracy of Gardiner and friend,
Miss Mcguire have been recent guests
at the home of his brother David and
family. While there they went on
a trip to Moosehead Lake. accompan-
led by Mrs. David Tracy and daugh-
ter Bell.
Schools in town begin August q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greggs of Hampshire
Hill and Mary Wooster were in SHOW
hogan, Thursday.
George Chandler of Norridgewoek
was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Bessie Sears and children from
Massachusetts who is visiting her
parents in Rome spent Wednesday of
last week at Mrs. l.. F. Ladd's.
Earl Tracy and family spent Sun
day in Frank Caswells cottage.
Philip Bacon and family Of Belgrade
Lakes entertained company OF
friends over Sunday at Ernest Cas-
wells cottage.
Mrs. Hattie Kelley received visit
from friends from away, last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith recently
entertained friends from Dorchester,
Massachusetts.
Herbert Holmes recently enjoyed
a visit from his son, Everett.
Trues garage is much improved in
looks since being newly painted.
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ST. AIBANS

Mrs. Joseph Libby Of Waterville
was operated on for enlarged tonsils
by DR.. Moulton of Hartland, Monday
morning with Mrs. Isabel Martin, r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Berce and daugh-
ter Beatrice and Miss Nancy Dill and
Miss Lena Comeau of Dover-Foxcroft
was at John Libby's Monday Miss
Berce and Miss Comeau stopping for
a visit of a few days.
George Crocker and wife and Fred
Thomas and wife went to Farrar
Mountain. Saturday morning blueber-
rying And returned Sunday night with
five bushels of blueberries.
Mrs. Mile Parker and Dorothy
Parker went to Waterville, Monday
for a weeks visit with friends.
Chester Bryant of Los Angeles, Cal.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bryant were
in Pittsfied to attend the races, Sat
urday
A large number of st. Adams peo-
pie attended the field meeting of East
Somerset Pomona Grange and report
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paid and a small surplus to be direct
ed among the guarantors. On Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Darius II. Bartlett OF
Skowhegan visited the Chautauqua
and brought with Them their brother,
J. Carroll Bartlett and wife of Bos-
ton, the noted tenor singer. As soon
as 1t was noised abroad that Carol
Bartlett" was in town there was a
unanimous request for a song. Mr..
Bartlett is noted composer of songs
the best known being 1.-THE Dream"
The Chautauqua accompanist, Allen
Hammond played the accompaniment
from memory and the audience lis
tened to 1.-THE Dream sung by its au-
thor. The soloist is now 73 years old
and has retired as a public singer but
still has remarkable control of his
beautiful voice. Mr.. Bartlett was
born and raised in the house now oc-
cupied by George Rhodes.
Horace Chadbourne and wife OF
Boston are visiting his father, Edward
Chadbourne. Mr.. Chadbourne is the
revising editor of the Youths Com
panion.
Mr.. Greenwood and wife of Will
mington, Delaware, have just return
ed home after visit with George
Keddy
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shean of Revere,
Mass. recently made short visit with
Elder Robinson, also Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Abbott of Richmond and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Wagner of Spring
field, Mass.
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STR ALTON

Della, the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Scribner was sick
the latter part of last week but is
improving we are glad to say.
George l.. Morrill, and wife of Far
mington motored to town Sunday.
Frank Craig of Pennington was in
town Sunday.
Bob Durrell made an auto trip down
river Saturday.
o. Weeks was in Kingfield Satur-
day.
Mrs. S. Masterman was on the sick
list recently but is gaining.
Alton Jones and family took an
auto trip down river Saturday.
Johnny Knowles has his car back
from the Clough Motor Co., Lake
wood, which was in recent accident.
F. l.. Lisherness was in the boiler
room of the S. NJ. Co., Saturday af-
ternoon and Sunday.
Johnny Knowles and family also
his company were on a berrying trip
recently.
Percy Dapico has been in Portland
and his son Kenneth, who has been
in the NJ. G. Hospital for long time
returned as far as Kingteld with
him. Kenneth was in town one day
last week calling on his friends.
Percy Danico went up on the Pre-
serve, Monday.
Owen Richmond and wife are spend
ing their honeymoon at MacGuire's
camps on the Bigelow road.
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Frank L. Foster has returned from
his vacation spent in Portland and
went to work Sunday night at the
mill.
Red Leavitt spent Sunday at his
home in Eustis.
J. NJ. Bass is at home with his fam
lily for a short time.
Big game of ball here Saturday af-
ternoon: Dead River Ia; Spring
Lake o..
Every one wants to remember that
the Worlds Fair will be in order,
Wednesday and Thursday, August 80
and 30, at Stratton.
John Daggett of Pennington was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Marsh
Sunday.
Low water bothers us for electric
lights at the present time.
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HOMIE

Delhert Savoy had the misfortune
to get most of his hay on the green
meadow burned. It was a terrible
fire for a while
F. l. and H. L. Damon and family
have moved to their new home in
Smithheld which they recently pur-
chased of II l.. York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert York were
callers in Oakland. Fairfield and
Skowheean the past week.
Allie NerryGeld OF Waterville is
helping Chas Barney cut his hay
M1hlon Luco is working AT Edgar
Murr8ys saw mill.
H. l.. York has purchased the
Chester Sheaff place in Norridgewock.
Harry Clement and Maurice Camp
hell of Smithfeld were callers here
Sunday.
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WEST CORNYILLE

Mr. and Mrs Sherman Williams of
Madison were in town Sunday calling
on old neighbors,
Several from this vicinity attended
the Grange field day at Lakewood,
Saturday.
Mrs. Lula Shepley of Auburn is Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, 4. E.
BOsworth and ALSO her brothers, For
rest and Leland BoSworth.
The McCollor reunion will be held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
McCollor, Sunday, August &c.
Mrs. Fred Brown was called to
Scion, Sunday morning by the illness
of her daughter, Mrs. Edward Nc
Quilkin.
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WEST BRIGHTON

Eugene Corson Is moving his fam
lily to Canaan where he has bought a
farm.
Donald Golf, clerk for the S. d.
Warren Co. store at Brighton, was
through this section collecting eggs,
Saturday.
Perley Wyman is preparing to
move his family to Athens, where he
has secured rent over one of the
stores owned by Bert Taylor of Show
hogan.
Bert Corson went to Harmony, Fri
day, and hauled back load of feed.
Many from this section took advant-
age of the big shoe sale at Buffers
shoe store in Skowhegan last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Corson made
a business trip to Waterville Tuesday
on their way home they stopped in
Skowhegan to attend Dollar Day.
Mrs. Chester Wentworth of Athens
was a caller at Herbert Corson's We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Emmons of
Madison and Mrs. Lizzie Small OF
Dwight, Illinois, were guests at Ches-
ter Berry's, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Small will be a guest in the
Berry home few days before going
to her brothers Albert Whitman's.
Mr.. and Mrs Alton CorsOn and fam
lily of Pennington were week end
guests of his father, George Corson
and family.
Among the callers at the Berry
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Edd
Goodrich and family of Athens, Mrs.
Forest Small and two sons of Dwight,
Illinois, and Miss Gala Wyman.
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oopxrR-MADIsOy

NIL
P'p NV of West Chester sta
l. pet Sofia. was in this vicinity
Fply 1eitehenfels and family , of
bc0b l. bi rity. who have been spend
YORK ~. at their summer
their t,,r rae Friday of last week Elk
e r e1ua /, Bicknell ana Mrs.
Irs. Nae eri of Portsmouth, n: H.
Pn ,'i,in ng'T with Mr.. and Mrs B. s.
Esid. ,.,.,ooid. who has been suffer-
S. hlpI Sad carbuncle on the back
Prom q is now on the gain. :,
y ne. meek Mrs r. b burton Porter and
anu u,b b have been stopping
f' en-. porter's parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. paglev since early last
char .'o moved back to Mapleton.
Ps' Ia na', Mrs. Will fitzpatrick OF
: and M,s Mi = who have been visiting
Fll, Na and Mrs. j. L. Spaulding,
MI cnlon last Sunday to visit
t TO- s0 Mrs. walter Knowles and
n nsfore going back to Loweii H.,
~. ut'G Bagley was taken to the
slsat Hospital Saturday of last
sfse s. r he will undergo an OPP
Sf for appendicitis in a Few
'n Nj Mr.. Bagley at this writing
bad cold. n.o,,,, Knowles of
I, ana accompanied by VIM
aa ls'lS of Lowell. Mass. and Mrs.
a'F Knowles of Scion were IN
r,inity calling on friends and
,,,s. Monday of this week:
'', asms and family of Water
nd Erlon Stevens and family
. N, we're week end guests OF
- Mrs Amos Adams.
~ Tincent and Mr.. Porter, agent
AZ, lstorer's Pride) were in
, as Wednesday of last week
,I,a orders for a carload to be
dire direct from the West.
and and Mrs. Irwin Ray of Jones'
,s a tuesday of last week for
u and for a visit with Mr.. Rays
VS. before returning home. Mrs.
ond Mrs Louise Spaulding were
4, when Mrs. Spaulding taught
Snssnort eleven years ago.
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FAST NEW PORTLAND

and MIS-. Album 'i6d " - ~ ~
hon Marshall Winston, Merton,
he'd and Alma went to Brunswick
rsday of last week to attend the
,ras' reunion which was held at
Harmonds' Brunswick.
h Erla Gordon of Readfield visit
|, Mrs Carrie Davis from Tues
until Saturday of last week.
Irrpst Hutehins of Bridgeton who
n at the home of his mother,
Emma Hntchins last week re-
NJ to his home last Saturday.
Ladies' Farm Bureau held a
interesting meeting on "Nutri-
At Mrs. Chas. Holbrook's We'd
~ afternoon of last week. Ice
A and fancy cookies were served.
18th annual reunion of the
kpr family was held at the home
n and Mrs. C.. B. Walker on Au-
18TH There were eighty regis
at the business meeting. c. B.
her was elected president, Mrs.
Paine, secretary and treasurer;
uye committee, Mrs. Stillman
hex Mrs. Hope Walker, Mrs. c.
Walker and Mrs. John Williamson.
next reunion is to be held at the
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Stillman Walk
Enbden. Among those present
M and Mrs. Delbert Walker Of
Mass, Miss Emma Walker,
Ton Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Savage
Ms Wescott, Norridgewock and
[iR Mrs. Hagar, Waterville.
and Mrs. W. ]. Johnston of
rrtk are visiting their daughter
Thurston Hutchins.
s Parsons is spending a few
At Stratton.
b Flora Boynton Is visiting
ts and relatives at Kingfield.
Fman Larrabee of Jackson made
fsness trip here recently. He
entertained during the week end
be home of Rev. and Mrs. Frank
b.
and Mrs. H. c. Walker went to
|land last Saturday to visit at the
\ Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pledger.
Pledger is Mr.. Walkers sister.
Walker returned home Monday
Yrs Walker will remain the rest
week.
and Mrs. Fred Young of North
visited relatives here a few
last week.
y Roy Fish of Belfast recently
at F, G. Emery's.
pix on the temporary bridge was
Wednesday yesterday. A. H.
has hired the power house for
amlng house for the crew.
pert Scott returned Saturday
visit in Portland.
Narilla Strickland has sold
aim at N. N. Portland to Chase
.vet.
aman Walton of Wellesley, Mass.
nng at Fred Walton's and Geo.
- Other visitors at Mr..
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
horrison and two children of
Mrs. Nettie Moody and Mr..
h. Merle Cannon.
nll Walton of Modesto, Cal. ar
y Inc home of his parents, Mr..
M Fred Walton, last Monday.
ad Mrs. Walton haven't seen
@n Tor twenty years. He and
4AlIy will spend three months
aem and Mrs Walton's parents
<0rtland
annual reunion Of the Old Red
VI y. Portland Hill will occur
a thursday in September.
ana coffee will be furnished by
s'ocation. Please bring pastry.
a. j. Hamilton of Quincy, Mass.
AOnday To join his wife and
VINO are visiting at ID. w.
Amelia jackson is spending a
y, s',n Mrs. Printhia McKenney.
ms MRS Elmer Withee of Madi-
~ Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Walk
,, Sau, Mass. also visited at the
't ,s home Sunday.
sdcners for the schools in
ba '" y, oeen assigned as follows:
NJ, hlgh, Raymond Steward of
Man,, s principal; Miss Irene Guppy
w.. me Pines. name unknown;
Bu,,' " PORTLAND Grammar, Win
s ,.,'. Primary. Alice Davis; N.
hsland Grammar, Lepha Nor
a,, aary, Bessie Newell; Par
NC atwood; Millay Hill, Mae
PARSONS and Millay Hill
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Mrs Allen Hilton and mother, Mrs.
Rose Harris. have been enjoying
visit from Arthur Harris and Mrs.
Josie Southland OF Boston. Also from
Herman Harris of Lewiston.
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MERCER

Earl Ladd was in Kennebunkport,
on business several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Corson were
in Fairfield one day recently on a
business trip.
Miss Ruby Loveioy from Massaeh-
usetts was a guest last week at the
home of her. Uncle Ansel Nickerson.
Mrs. Bessie Lovejoy and children
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EAST ST. ALBANS

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Allen and
Mrs. Rosa Harding of Lisbon Falls
were recent visitors at Wilbur Tracys
at st. Adams. They were accom-
panied home by Miss Edna Tracy,
who remained for a few days visit
at Lisbon Falls, but is at home now.
Miss Edith Emerson, lecturer of st.
Adams Grange, has gone to Amherst,
Mass. to attend the n. T.. Grange Lee
turer's Conference.
Charles Ellis and Merrill Bubar
have gone to Aroostook County after
stock, making the trip in Mr.. Ellis
truck.
The Helpful Workers at st. Adams
will give a baked bean supper and
entertainment at the Town Hall,
Tuesday night, August 81.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bubar, Mrs.
Bert Day and Stephen Bubar of Hart
land, n b. were recent guests at Mr..
and Mrs. Corey Bubar's.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis, Ruth
Ellis and Mrs Eta Bubar went to
Mayfield, August 10 on blueberrying
trip also Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Blake
of st. Albans\ and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Russell of Hartland were in Mayfield
for the dav.
Mrs. Lottie Weymouth. who has
been patient in the Plummer Hospi-
tai at Dexter, is now home.