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Idaho County free press., 1923-05-31
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF


/ ing. In connection with the grocery
MIR. Odem will operate a soda foun-
tain.
COlumbia GraphOnolas and cecords
on sale at the Smoke House.
For Rent-Furnished room; also fur
nished 2-room apartment. John Callan.
Parker, Accident Insurance.
Baptist Chureh-Services will be
held in the Baptist church next Sun
day morning at IL a. m, and in the
evening at p. m.
Confirmation-Bishop Lemuel II.
Wells, of Tacoma, Wn., and the Rev.
ID. ]. W. Sommerville, of Lewiston.
were in Grangeville Monday, and in
the evening confirmed a class Of two
the Episcopal church here. Bishop
Idaho County free press., 1923-05-31

Picture framing neatly done at Lin
go's Furniture.
Moves 0ffice-Atty e. NJ. Griffith
has removed his law office from tn,
Bank Of Camas Prairie building to the
building formerly occupied by the
county farm agent
A. W. TalkingtOn. fire insurance.
Call 741 for laundry wagon. Cur
tains. blankets quilts and carpets.
We viii put new tires on your baby
buggy while you wait. Lingo's Furni-
ture.
Parker, Fire Insurance.
Odem Moves. J. Odem ON We'd
nesday moved his grocery store from
the Crea building to the Batty build-i
Idaho County free press., 1923-05-31

Wells is a poineer bishop Of tn
northwest
Parker, Surety Bonds
Daughter Born-A daughter wa
born on May 10 TO Mr.. and Mrs. Harr.
Byrne, of near Grangeville.
Standard Designer Patterns at III
Hub. Advertisement 23t,
Bridge-Mrs. C. Ii. Wood has is
sued invitations 10 a bridge party
Friday afternoon.
Wanted-Fffty lawn mowers at once
Lingo.
Cards-Mrs. G. o. Vincent and Mrs
| n. L Ayers entertained ar cards il
the Vincent home, Thursday evening
Of this week
Parker, Hail Insurance.
Red Chapter regional con
ference Of the Red Cross VIII be held
in Lewiston. June 3 and s. At that
time Lewiston chapter viii entertain
Red Cross guests from Pacific division
headquarters San Francisco, and from
neighboring chapters in North Idaho
and eastern Washington. Local mem
bers of the Red Cross from all com-
munities are invited 10 attend the
conference.
Hemstitching Mail orders prompt
attentiOn.-Pauline Steltz, Genesee,
Ida. Ia
School Cl'r;fs Miss Leah Baldwin
closed a sue .assfIl term of school in
the Addison district. last Friday. A
program and picnic were features of
the last day of school.
Quilts, carpets curtains, blankets.
anything but the baby washed at the
laundry. Call 741
Card Party-Mr and Mrs. Jesse
Wade entertained at cards in their
home, Tuesday evening.
Columbia 10-inch records, so cents.
1T the Smoke House. 3Stf
A w. Talkington, Surety Bonds
School Is Outlay Harlan, who /
has been teaching school in the Point |
district concluded a successful term. /
Monday.
Save money and time by placing
Tour magazine subscriptions at the
mcke House. Advertisement. l7tf
In California-FrOm far-Off Califor-
Ia comes a news item to the Free
ress telling of a surprise party at the
NJ. Richmond home for Mrs, Eliza
eth Brust. on the occasion of her
ith birthday anniversary. Present .
ere Mrs Brust. Mrs Alice, Murray
rs. Lille Dunlap and daughters:
ess Murray, Roberta and Margaret I
unlap, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Melvin. :
rs. Emma Dufur, Frank Cannan. Max
Oodbury. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Ingram. '
I. and Mrs George Grattan. Mr.. and Z
rs j. NJ. Richmond, Elsie Schleigher. c
arriet Brust. Howard Richmond.
I'm Lain and Will Derrig. "
A. w. Talkington, Fire Insurance. b
Maple Syrup-D H. Sasenbery re- -
itly received from relatives in New =,
TX state six gallons of genuine r.
pie syrup made from this springs ~
" of sap. p"
Columbia 10-inch records. so rents.
the Smoke House. 3Stf a
FOR Saie-0ne T-foot McCormick a
der and S-fOot single disc Van IN
mt drill See Ben Baker 3tf. 81,
Idaho County free press., 1923-05-31

Los Angeles, Cal, where she spent th'
winter.
Miss Frieda Hesterman- stenog
! rapher at the Lewis-Clark hote
Lewiston, has been a guest this weel
at her home here.
Charles Crawford was an arrival il
/ Grangeville recently from Salem, Ore
Mr.. Crawford formerly resided a
higgins.
Mrs NJ. I Farris. formerly of Wi
mona. bus now living near Nezperce
VI. guest of friends in GrangeVille
the first of the week.
Thomas Maginn, linotype operator
for the Free Press, was in Cotton
wood, Friday and Saturday, as relief
operator on the Cottonwood Chronicle
Mrs. George 10y, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Levi Castle, departed the first of the
week for her home in Portland, Or.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Horne arrived in
GrangeYille last Friday night from
Washington, ID. c., and are guests of
Mrs. HOrne's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
d II. Sasenbery.
Mr.. and Mrs @. J. Gerich, of Spo-
kane, spent several days in Grangeville
this week. Mr. Gerich is interested
in the Wood Hardware company, of
this city.
Ludwig Conrad, of Harpster. was in
Grangeville Thursday, arranging for a
sale of purebred cattle, which he viii
hold at the Price barn. Grangeville, on
Saturday, June is.
Mrs Madison Myers, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Hesterman, expects to depart
for her home in San Diego,
Cal.
The Rev. and Mrs. r. r. Martin,
and daughter, May, departed by auto
mobile Sunday for Moscow, where they
were guests during the week of Mr..
Martins mother.
Prof and Mrs. r. w. Overman. who !
aught in the Starbuck, Wn., public |
schools during the year just closed, |
Re in Grangeville for visit with rel
itives.
Mr.. and Mrs E. ]. Nichols arrived
4 Grangeyille Monday night from
)yersville, Cal, where they had been
ince last fall, and proceeded
uesday TO their old home at White
ifd, Tor visit
Mrs f. J. Briscoe and daughter
-iss Edith. and Miss Hoback. expe #
, leave Tuesday for Walla WaIIa.
here they will naake their home.
rs Brisc0e's t:augnter, Mrs. Fl. C.
cDOnald. resides in Walla WsIla.
DIR. and Mrs. G. 5. Stockton EXPECT
leave soon by automobile for Palo
10. Cal. 10 attend the graduation
ercises of Leland Stanford jr. uni
rSity. Their son, Andrew b. Stock
a. Is member of the graduation
ISS.
W. L. Wakeley and his son-in-Iaw
'rrel Mitchell, of Spokane, and Dick
ockman and L. Brown. the latter
o Of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan :
ne. at Kellogg, were in Grangeville !
ring the week, enroute to Spokane -
m the Ten Mile country, where thew s.
estigated mining properties f
)ick and William Crea. who left L
month ago on an autombiIe trin Vi
ough California, returned to \,
lngeyille the first of the week =,
y were as far south as Los Ang- ~
:. and went there with a view of :.
'ring, but after thoroughly inyes- y. "
ltlng the country, decided to re- n. 10
TO Grangeville.
lrs- John D. Long returned Tues bs
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CHELSEA

The reception OF ,ir. AVID Mrs.
Melvin Swift, who "" g. recently
married is to be given al tNc TOWN
Hall. Thursday evening. oct. II. to
which the Changers and their laml-
lies are cordially invited.
On oct. is there will be an all
day meeting of the Farm Bureau
Auxiliary and club. 1t is quite nee
essary for all members to be pres
ent. At 80 there will be a meeting
of the various project committees.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowe of Au-
burn were recent guests of the
formers brother, Henry Rowe.
Mrs. Sewel Peaslee, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Booth and Herbert Rey-
nolds of Pittsfield were last week
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rowe, leaving Monday for Brockton
fair.
Mrs. Gladys Morang and little son
were recent guests of Mrs. Grin
Nash in East Pittston.
Among those who attended Lin
coin County fair were Charles Say
age, T.. II. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
*. Thompson and Mrs. F.. NJ. Gill
man.
Mrs. f. NJ. Gilman went to Web
Der pond Sunday. as the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. Fanny Foster.
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BOWDOINHAM

NORTH-C. +. Hill visited in Bux-
ton recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dehua Bates and
family of Bath were guests at the
home of c. +. Hill on Sunday
Mrs. j. c. Dill is visiting her son
and family in Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rollins mo-
tored to Nassalboro to visit Mr.. Roll
Inns parents last week. on Sunday
they spent the day with Mr.. |. n.
Thompson and family in Sabattus.
Mr.. and Mrs. LinwoOd Carr of Au-
burn We're callers on Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Cars aunt, MIS-. p. w.
Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 4. Dickey. who
Were guests of friends in town have
returned to their home in DAYTON,
ONO, planning to spend few DAYS
in Boston and New York then con-
tinuing the trip by way OF Albay,
y. y.
DR.. Albion Little and family of
Portland, were guests Sunday at the
home of II. r. Powers.
G. Harvard Thomas of Cambridge,
Mass. is passing a two weeks vaca
ton at the home of his father, W.
w. Thomas.
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CANAAN

Mrs. Rettie Moody OF Brooklyn,
y. Y, and Mrs. Carolyn KnaVo of
Milwaukee, Wis, were guests the
past week or Mr.. and Mrs. f.. b.
Richardson OF East Skowhegan.
These ladies have travelled quite eX-
tensively during the last few months
having been to California and MeXi-
co recently. On their return trip TO
their homes Mrs. Richardson accom-
panied them as far as Portland, re-
turning the next day by train.
Sunday guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Richardson were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Perry of Sllowhegan,
Mrs Lessor and son of MasSachu-
sets.
The many friends Of Mrs. John
Goodridge will be sorry to hear OF
her illness and hope for a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Linnie Williams and daugh-
ter, Minnie. Mrs. Rose Getchell and
Mrs. Alice Bowman were in SHOW
hogan Wednesday.
Mrs. Howard Goodwin OF Los
Angeles, Cal. was a weekend guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Getchell.
Sunday guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Goodwin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaiah CroWell of SkoWhegan.
Mrs. Julia Churchill was in Show
hogan Monday on business.
Mrs. Marcia Clifford of Pittsfield
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Foster
one day recently.
Miss Vera Portcus attended the
Teachers meeting at Madison. Tues
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Richardson of
Benton were callers at Virgil Hollis
Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Getchell went to Show
hogan Tuesday. where she will visit
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CLINTON

Rev T.. T.. Longley will conduct
q song and prayer service at Town
House chapel on Friday evening at
$50, with Mrs. l.. $. Eastman ac-
'companist for the singing. A full
attendance of the people of that
neighborhood is desired.
Miss Hazel Hopkins of the NTH
and sixth grades is confined to the
home OF Mrs. Scott Burns by ill
ness. Mrs. Ross Holt is substitute
ing in tho schoolrOom.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Lambertson
were visitors in Waterville. Wednes-
day.
II. A. Chamberlain visited rela-
tives in Corinna. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel cole and Mr..
and Mrs. Orrin p. Wheeler were in
Waterville. Monday to attend the
funeral of the late Mrs. Carrie Her
som. who was their niece.
+. L. Whitman was business Wis
itor in Bar Harbor. Wednesday.
Curtis Orchard. who was injured
at his work at the II. and w. mill
has so far recovered as TO be able
10 walk out Of doors. He is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Orchard
who have recently purchased the
George II. Lord farm.
Mrs. Helen l.. Dodge has taken
rooms on Elm street. WaterNillc
. where she will make her home for
the winter.
Mn and Mrs Walter Copp Of
North Arson and 4. W. Copp Of An.
son visited their mother. Mrs. TT. G
! Corp, and sister. Mrs. Perlcy l.
! Cotton. and family on Tuesday.
Miss Athena GRAY. Mrs. Maud
! Holt. Mrs. William Files. Mrs. Flu.
! lah Peavey Miss Myrtle Dascomh
! Mrs. Viva Chamberlain and Mrs
| Belle T.. Strickland attended Tho
! Teachers convention in Hartland
J Tuesday.
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Augusta Lodge No. 1854
B. P. O. Elks Supper
Smoke Talk Tonight

Augusta Lodge No. 964 s. ?. Q.
Elks will have another of their popu-
lar suppers at $50 this Thursday
night, for members and visiting
brothers at their home on Winthrop
street This supper is to be fur
nished by members who were born
in October and Geo. w. Merrill IS
the chairman. George, who posses
ses very fine tenor voice will sing a
selection, which seems appropriate to
the occasion, when the Leaves Be
gin TO Fall" If you have never
heard George sing, you will surely
miss something if you are not pres
cnt. Loe Haskell will preside at the
piano. Remember the time, tonight,
$50 sharp. The regular meeting
will be held at 500 o'clock.
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why YOUR DOCTOR ADVISES
YOU TO take A GOOD TONIC
AT THIS time or THE YEAR!

There are lots of people who seldom
really feel their best at this time OF the
year. They catch cold easily; sleep does
not refresh them as it ought to and they
get up for work feeling drowsy, dull and
tired-easlly upset with Indigestion. ner-
vous and often constipatcd. Consequently
they cannot do their best or feel their best
FACE THESE FACTS. Build yourself
up! Let DR.. Thachcrs do for YOU what
this vegetable tonic has done for countless
numbers of men and women. Increase
your appetite and improve your digestion.
Soothe and tone your overtaxed nerves.
Wake up the sluggish liver. gently correct
constipation and send purer, healthier
blood coursing through your veins This
will nourish your body and give YOU
greater strength. energy and vigor to keep
you feeling fine this winter.
TRY THIS TONIGHT! Take a whole
some tablespoonful after the next few
meals. Notice the quick difference in the
way you eat, sleep and feel! The cost is
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READFIELD

Mr. Handrahan has purchased the
Marcellus Williams place. The
family is moving in.
Miss l.. j. Hunt, from SomerNllle
Mass. also MIR. and Mrs. Alfred
Smith, and little daughter. Merrilyn
from Portland. have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Manter.
Mrs. Ida Morrill,. from East Read
field will soon move into the village
to occupy Mrs. Maud S. Lincoln's
house.
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Lewis
passed a few days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Lewis here. His
father, +. w. Lewis, accompanied
them on their return to their home
in Dover Mass, to attend BroCkton
fair and visit other relatives in
Massachusetts.
James Cole Of South Acton, Mass,
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
Lewis and called on friends in this
and nearby towns.
Our first killing freeze of the sea-
son came Friday night. Farmers
are rushing their corn into the can
ming shop as fast as possible. The
crop is light this year.
Mrs. Georgia Johnson has been
'llIploNtu ~ ASSIST MISS dllIltI III
the Primary department of our viii
lage school, where there is an at
tendance OF 81 little people.
There will be an all-day meeting
of the Womans division of the
Farm Bureau next Thursday, Oct
18th. in the Union vestry. Those at
tending take their picnic dinners.
Health producing and maintaining
foods will no discussed
The Ladies' Circle of the Methodist
Episcopal church met at the home
of Mrs. Mallett on Wednesday. There
was a splendid attendance, about 81
being present. fter holding a bust
ness meeting and doing a lot of sew
ing, the company We're entertained
by the hostcsses, Mrs. Mallcttt, Mrs.
n. Brown and Mrs. Daicey, who
provided very dainty tea.
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Past Commander Gay
At Portland Ceremony

motored to Portland. TUESDAY, where
they attended a reception to Depart
ment Commander Ezekiel Hanson of
the State G. A. r. and Department
Division Commander William Jewett
of the Sons of Veterans. The re-
ccption was rendered by the Bos--
worth Post, Sons of, Veterans and
other allied orders. Refreshments
were served by the Relief Corps, the
Daughters of Veterans and the
Auxiliary of the Sons. The program
consisted of speeches. selections b. a
young ladies' orchestra, vocal solos
and singing by everybody. Among
the speakers was the loved past
commander, George Gay.
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.JOICE

A supper will be given Saturday
evening. oct 10, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Preble for the bcne-
fit of a deserving unfortunate fam
ily. The little children are in need
of the necessities of life as there is
no wage Garner, the father being III
and in the hospital for treatment
The members of the Helping Hand
Circle of Kings Daughters are hop
ing there will be a large attendance.
They will serve a good supper The
entertainment will consist of music,
readings and games. The 18th ami
versary of the organization of the
Circle will be observed. Come ana
have a good time and help those less
fortunate than ourselves.
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guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. l.. Blaisdell.
Mrs. Earl Durham is in town for
few days, packing their goods get
ting ready to move TO Pittstield,
Mass.
Arthur Lincoln OF New York is
visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira +. Wentworth
and Mr.. and Mrs Lafayette Bushy
motored to Dover-FoXcroft Satur-
day, meeting relatives.
Last Saturday evening Mt. Phillip
grange of Rome gave a harvest sup
per, inviting the New Sharon grange.
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Pine Cone Women's Club was en-
tortaincd Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Blanche Simonson
with a good attendance OF members.
The program was devoted to health
topics. Thoughts and suggestions
from the meeting of the N. T. w. G.
were given by Mrs. Grace Stratton
and Mrs. Mabel Osborne. Interest
ing views Of the Maine coast and
the Holy Land were shown. The
hostess served punch and a variety
OF fancy cookies.
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Mrs, Joanna Iavlnr

Mrs. Joanna I.aWlor died Oct. s.
aged 81 years. She lived with and
was tenderly cared for by her
daughter, Mrs. w. II. Doran. Mrs.
1.awlor was confined to her bed
eight years and has, by her patient
cheerfulness, taught a lesson that
will not soon be forgotten by those
about her.
She leaves one daughter and three
sons. four daughters having died
some years ago.
Funeral services and burial we're
held at Skowhegan Wednesday. Her
family has the sincere sympathy Of
all friends in their loss.
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Local Lady Visits
Church of Ancestors

Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. CARL of Bux-
ton. formerly of Augusta, motored
to Hampton. n. H.. Sunday to attend
church at the old congregational,
the oldest church in New Hampshire
Mrs. CARL has three ancestors who
were preachers in this church, Rev.
Seaborn Cotton, Rev. John Cotton
and Rev Nathaniel GoOkin. The
Colonial Danes of New Hampshire
have erected large tablet in the
cemetery in memory of these three
minister's
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the guests of Miss Ora Reed, Satur-
day. and were entertained by being
given splendid automobile trip
which covered a distance of over $50
miles.
Mrs. William Pushard and sister.
Mrs. Lavina Smith. were guests Of
rela tiyes in Gardiner last week.
The friends and pupils of the Mid
die Bridge school haN~ recently pur-
chased a new Bible. Miss Adams.
the Evangelist. will again visit this
school this week.
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BIaCkheads Go Quickly
By this Simple Method

Blackheads-big ones or little ones
soft ones or hard ones-on any part of the
body, go quick by simple method that
Just dissolves them. To do this get about
two ounces OF caonite powder from your
druggist-sprrnkle a little on a hot wet
cloth-rub over the blackheads briskly for
few seconds-and wash off. You'll Won
der where the blackheads have gone.
Pinching and squeezing hlackheads only
open the pores of the skin and leave them
large and unsighty-while the simple APP
pcation of calonte powder and the water
dissolve them right out. leaving the skin
soft and the pores in their natural condi-
tiou.-Adv. aug9-S0-sept20-o
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for a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Goodwin.
Ralph Hight of Somerville, Mass,
who has been the guest of relatives
in Albion passed the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Foster.
Earl Burrill and hay press crew,
who have been pressing hay at
Josiah Fernald's and boarding at ii.
G. Fosters, have moved to Fairfield.
Mrs. Carl Day and children. OF
Caribou. who have passed the sum-
mer with her mother, Mrs. p. J. Mi
chaud are making plans to pass the
winter in Torrington, Conn, where
Mr.. Day has employment.
Harry Holt lost a very valuable
COW recently.
Mrs Carl Day made a business
trip to Skowhegan Thursday.
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RICHMOND

CORNER-Mr. and Mrs. A. w
Skillins and daughter of Bangor
were guests at T.. Q. Tarr's over the
week end.
Elwell Briry attended Brockton
fair Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meserve
were Brunswick visitors Saturday
evening.
Iitchfold Grange gave an excel.
lent production of The District
School," in the Grange hall, Mon
day evening, to a good sized audi
ence. The parts were well taken.
Mrs. Eugene Edgecomb enter
tanned her mother, Mrs. Peacock OF
Gardiner, Sunday.
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Search For Missing
Truant-Guilty Children

New York, Oct. 9-Afraid to go to
school yesterday to get report cards
which they knew would show many
truancies. Augusta, IL, Loretta. g.
and Frank, s, children of Mrs. Kath-
crime Noulett, widow, and known
by some teachers of public school 81
as the champion hockey players of
Harlem" today were missing after
an unsuccessful search of "a hours
for their whereabouts.
Wednesday, Mrs. Noulett was in
formed by the board of education
that if her children did not spend
more time in school and less on the
sward of central park. she would be
fined and the children sent away.
Thursday they were good again:
Friday they again yielded to tcmpta-
ton. Yesterday-report card day at
public school k1-they were again
4lsslQE, ~
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MERCER

Eden Gray and family and his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gray,
motored to Augusta Sunday.
Mrs. Nancy Gray is quite i'll at the
home of her son. Charlie GRAY.
Charles Garland has arrived home
from Pittsfield. n. H., where he has
been staying for some weeks.
The corn shop is nearly ready to
close for the season. 1t has been a
very bad year for corn with not half
as much as last year.
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Those present numbered 75 who en-
Joyed bountiful baked bean supper.
All report a fine time.
Phillip Bacon and Thelma I.e-
Baron were business callers in Lew
iston Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. GLAND Treadwel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Taylor motored
to Orr's Island Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Farnham
have moved into the Johnson house
at Belgrade Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Bacon are
the parents of a baby girl, born
Sent ~
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NORTH AUGUSTA

Frank j. Fuller of Winslow was a
Sunday guest of his sister, Cora Hop
kins, at the Pine Tree Fox farm
also his daughter, Marguerite, and
husband, Hiram Anderson, and lit
lie son, Robert. of Waterville. Mr..
Fuller's friends will be pleased to
know of his great Improvement IN
health since his serious operation.
The Misses Daisy Bailey and Anita
Hanson attended the Pomona at
Grange hall, Wednesday,.
Mrs. Jessie Hanson and friends
went to Topsham fair Wednesday.
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Auction Sale
rs Eastern Ave,
Augusta
Friday, Oct IL at I o'clock

Friday, Oct IL at o'clock
Chairs, iron, brass and wood beds,
spring chairs, book case and desk,
center tables, music rack. clocks. oil
stove and heaters, air tight stoves,
commode and commode sets, pictures
and frames. dishes. glass set. silver
tea set, vases. stones, kitchen table,
trunk, soda fountain, ice cream cali
net, scales, stands, paper cutter,
water cooler, sewing machine, driv.
ing sulky, farm wagon, tubs, carpet
sweeper. books and articles too
numerous to mention. If stormy,
auction will be held next fair day.
FRED w. LIBBY, Auetioneer.
oet,Ads,.