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Evening star., 1923-12-06

The association expects to add at least
so per cent more than the amount re-
ceived from the sale Of seals In the
schools this year as It did last. All
this Is in accordance with its long
standing policy Of seeking to prevent
tuberculosis and kindred ills, by be-
ginning with the children.
The sale OF Christmas seals as re-
ported at headquarters. 1929 11th
street northwest, up to noon today
showed about one sixth Of the quota
Of 100000 seals disposed OF.
Evening star., 1923-12-06

IN appealing to the members Tor
.Irelr help and co-opera.iop. the
bishop said they should make an ef-
fort to enlarge their membership, to
be more active IN. the work OF the
church and in tbe4,interest of Chris
tianity and % increase the scope OF
their activities. s&2
The bishop deptpred the existence
Evening star., 1923-12-06

Of parochiaIfsn IN the diocese. de-
claring that this should be wiped out.
and that ii should be suppianped with
broader vision, and by an Increased
devotion to the principles OF the
Christian fAitft The members of thes
parish must have more courage and
faith, and, should do everything 10
bring about a. better 'soIidarity. x !.
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CORNVILLE HIGH
REUNION AUG. %

Especial to the kennebec Journal)
Cornville. Me. Aug. 17.-Corn-
vile High school is to hold its 10Th
annual reunion at the old school
building in Cornville, Wednesday.
Aug. End. This event is like an
Old Home Gay. Sons and daughters
of the well loved town plan their
vacations so that they may be pres
cnt at this happy gathering and give
the friendly handclasp to the school,
mates of long ago. The "old Town
House." as it is lovingly called, has
served the purpose of church. town
house. high school building and
Grange hall.
At the entrance one may observe
in the architecture. marks Of old
fashioned carpentery, good material
having been used there as also
throughout the building. At pres
cnt Wesserrunsett Grange has the
use of this structure, having thor
oughly renovated 1t several years
ago. but although many changes
have been made. the same wonder
full views may be seen from the west
windows, and memory recalls the
platform as it was placed in the
school days when youthful voices
pealed forth in oratory. 1t Is the
desire to carry out this year to some
extent. "A Friday afternoon at the
Old High School"
Out-of-state members of the asso-
citation are already arriving and all
look forward to a joyous occasion.
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Elm City Hospital in Waterville. is
resting comfortably.
Dr.. and Mrs. Frank Collins and
two children, who have been visit
ing Mr.. Collins parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Collins, have returned to
their home in Raleigh, Mass.
Bert Lane stepped on rusty nail
Thursday, and the services of a ply
sican were required to dress the
wound. and at present he is con-
fined to his home on Main St.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Clements. enter
tanned the guests from Rocky Shore
Camps, Jamaica Point Camps and
Alden Farm and Camps, at a dance
at the Clements Camps at East
Pond Wednesday evening, which
were tastefully decorated for the &C.
casion. The dining room was artistic
with sweet peas and in the music
room the color scheme was green and
gold, and the decorations were
golden rod. golden glow and ever
green. About one hundred and fifty
guests were present. Music was
furnished by Welche's Orchestra
from Skowhegan. The party broke
up at a late hour. expressing much
appreciation for the delightful man
ner in which they were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Clements.
Mrs. Maurice Tapley and Miss
Beatrice GreeI.ley of Readfield, who
are passing the summer at North
Pond Camps, were business visitors
in town Wednesday.
Miss Thelma Houdlette returned
Friday from Portland, where she has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. NJ.
Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fowlie. have
returned from a visit in Oldtown and
Bangor.
Miss Bertha Crowell. Mrs. Verne
Cunliff and Fred Hallett were
visitors in Lewiston Wednesday.
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PROBATE ro-rcr


Notice is hereby given thar IN. ..
lowing appointments were rnsd~ iVi'
the Probate Court within and To- ~
County Of Kennebec on the data ine
flied in each case, and said annS,s spec
duly qualified on said dates as s.Iees
HENRY j. PATTEN, of Augnsts.i sven;
ministrator of the estate of SH .a; I'd "a.
G. GRIFFIN: late of Augusta. Seca: ~
August. 8, 1923. oeceased
ROSA NJ. DUDLEY. of August
ministratrix of the estate of E pIs,,id a.
DUDLEY, late of Augusta, dacSs a 7.
July "a, 1929. ueeeased.
LIZZIE A. HOWES Of Augu..
ministratrix of the estate of CHsp,r a. %.
II. HOWES. late Of Sidney, deces.tEss
July 81, 1923. N'0esSec,
HATTIE l.. DANFoRTH n, ~,
executrix of the will of DEXTEppn ins
DANFORTH. late of China. dens.
August ], 1928 eased
EDWIN NJ. FOSTER Of Water,,,,
administrator of the estate of GEofniais
B. MACE. late of Winthrop decsss5is
July 80. 1923. Ne'easee
ALBERTA NJ. WALLS Of Ha,,o.,
administrative of the estate Of E slIYfn y q:
NJ. WINTER. late If Halloweii
ceased. August 2. 1923. 0e'
ELLIOTT j. BEAL Of Readso1 :.
ministrator of the estate Of ZfJt, e..
BEAL. late Of Readfeld, deesa,,Ms
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON
|. Register of Probate
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PALMYRA
Annual Field Day

A very large number of patrons of
husbandry gathered at Felker's
Grove in Ripley on Tuesday to enjoy
the annual field day. The day was
all that could be desired. The cot
tage and the nearby trees were taste
fully decorated in bunting. II was
an ideal place for a gathering of this
nature. The forenoon exercises
opened with the singing of the
Battle Hymn of the Republic. fol-
lowed by remarks froi-l Mrs. Anna l..
Winning, who has been a granger for
SO consecutive years: Senator w. S.
Bcmis spoke on the 4S hour law; and
w. H. Farrar spoke of the work Of
the grange. A recess for dinner was
then declared, after which Mr.. and
Mrs H B. Clifford favored the audi
ence with duet and responded to
an encore. Mrs. Bertha Haseltine.
who was reared on farm nearby
extended a most gracious welcome to
the patrons assembled. DR.. Edward
G. Rowland of Harmony gave two
solos. much to the pleasure of the
audience. State Librarian. Rev. H.
f. Dunnack then gave an enthusiasts
tic address upon THE Factors that
Make Life a Success" and held the
closest attention Of his hearers.
Mrs.. Jewell. Mrs. Theo Smith, ac-
companied by Mr.. Smith upon the
violin, rendered a duet: Mrs. Louise
Hoyt Robinson gave an excellent
reading; Hon. VIM. r. Pattangall Of
Augusta gave a most interesting talk
upon farm problems. II was an ex-
ceedingly instructive address and the
patrons appreciated his presence. II.
b. Clifford was again called and sang
"Maloney's Wooden Wedding" Mrs.
Hattie Emerson gave a fine reading,
after which Theo Smith gave a jig
on the violin. This closed one of the
most successful field meetings of the
East Somerset Pomona Grange.
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OAKLAND

Miss Beulah Bowman, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Harry
Higgins for few days win return
Friday to her homo in Sidney.
Mrs. Antonio Williams of South
Portland is i'll with tonsilitis at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Walker OF High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Watson and
daughter, Hilda OF West SomervilIc
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Watson
sister, Mrs. Harold Thompson OF
Alpine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Herbert of
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Her.
bert and son, Thomas of Redding,
Penn. We're guests Wednesday of
Mr., and Mrs. Chester Bridges of
Oakland Heights.
Mrs. Fred Rolfc and Son, and wife
of Canaan, are visiting Mrs. ROife's
sister, Mrs. Frank Soulc, of Water
street.
Mrs. V. c. Totman and son,
Virgil. and daughter, Carolyn, at
tended the annual meeting and
picnic of The Fairfield Center Gene
terry Association, held on Thursday
of this week.
Miss Lillian Baker has gone to
Bingham, to visit relatives for a few
days.
c. a. Prior. who has been passing
several weeks vacation at the
Ecssey Camps on McGrath Pond re-
turned Thursday to his home in
Providence, II. I.
Mrs. Arno Lawrence. who has
been visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. f. w. Sturtcvant of Oakland
Heights for few days, has returned
to her home in Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean +. Wheeler,
returned Thursday from Bangor,
where they attended the Maine
Undertakers' Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Won Withcrell
of Arlington, Mass. who have been
camping at the Lodges on Lake
Messalonskec. have returned to the
Withercil homo OH School ST. and
expect to leave soon for Cold Stream
to join Major and Mrs. Carl II.
Witherell, who are enjoying a camp
ing trip through Northern Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester NJ. Andrews.
attended the Field Day of Masonic
Officers held Wednesday in Show
hogan.
Mrs. Wallace Patterson is pass
ing the week in Belfast. with Mr..
Patterson who is employed there.
Mrs. Frank Hcrsom and Mrs
Avis Loech, who have been passing
the week at their cottages at Lake
side, returned Thursday afternoon
to their homes in town. f..
Arthur Hall. who underwent g
surgical operation Thursday. at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-18
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. E. p. Whiting of Madison ave-
| nue. is surgical patient at the Som
erset Hospital where she was oper-
ated upon Friday morning.
The first Requiem anniversary
mass was sung at the Notre Dame Of
Lourdes church Friday morning at
| 7.30 for Albert Pooler \
DIR. and Mrs. w. H. Diller and sons,
William and John of Landsdown,
! lers sister. Miss Lena Wyman at the
| Wyman's home on Belfast Hill.
Mrs. Emma Malbon Chapman Of
Blackhill. Madison. is in town, the
| guest Of her sister-in-law, Mrs,
| Wilmot B. Whittier Of Madison ave-
nue.. it being her first visit since the
! family returned from the west q year
ago last spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Tobey
and children, Rachel. Lois. Hamil
and Edo. have returned from their
| former home in Jefferson where
they have been passing some time
| at their farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spinney of
Littletown. Mass, who were in Wa
| terville on business Thursday came
| to Skowhegan and visited over night
! and Friday with her uncle and aunt,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nelson of
| Pleasant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Savage and
'. Mrs. Emma Berwick of Lawrence,
Mass, and Mrs. Estelle Shields of
Saco were recent guests of their
mother Mrs. Mary Savage, at the
home Of her son and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest L. Savage with whom
she resides.
Mrs. Harold Rowell and children,
Gordon. Barbara and Frances, who
with Mr.. Rowelh of Franconia, N. H..
have been staying some weeks with
Mr.. Rowel's mother, Mrs. Mary
Rowell of Madison avenue have gone
to Cornville, where she and children
are guests of her mother, Mrs. Emma
York.
Mrs. Eddie L. Hebert of Biddeford
and Mrs. Harry Vigue and little son.
Harry Vigue. Jr.. will be in town
today. Saturday to attend the first
anniversary Requiem mass for their
father. Charles Provost and while
in town will be the guests of their
mother. Mrs. Charles Provost of
Milburn street.
Miss Anna Merrill. who has been
employed at the Mountain View
House at Rangeley will return to
Skowhegan soon and will visit with
her mother, Mrs. Eta S. Merrill of
Water street. before returning to
New York City, where she will COM
plete her course at Columbia COL
lege.
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PERSONAL. MENTION

&c Misses Madaline and Pauline EN-
'erv of Athens were in town Friday
deT the day, 49,. -
a'Miss Mary Davis. who has been in
town the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +
w Freese left Friday morning on
her return to. her ho.iic IN Provi-
..dsnce. r I.
Lafayette Foster OF Clinton. who
Is. spending the summer with his
daughter. Mrs. Elmer Gerald OF
Water ST, went to Augusta Friday
morning on business.
~ Miss Madaline McCoombs of Port
land is in town visiting her sister.
Miss Vera McCoombs at the home
of Father A. Q. Larcoux on Nor
ridgewock Ave.
Mrs. Evelyn McNalley OF Clinton
afas returned from Lewiston where
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel W. Web
Der and is the guest OF her uncle.
Joshua F. Williams of Mount Pleas
ant Ave.
Mrs. Le6a Gagne Provenchial.
who has resided at the home OF Mrs.
Almond Poulin on Water St. has
moved her househould furnishings
to the upper apartment in the house
recently huilt by Ephraim Cowett
on North St.
Mrs w. w. Durgin OF Bingham.
who has been in Portlanc enjoying
a. vacation arrived in ,own Thurs
day night and visited over night
with her sister. Mrs. w. Hodsdon,
who is in very frail health as is
also her husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hodsdon moved here a few years
ago from Freeport and have made
many friends here who regret their
continued i'll health.
Misses Ruth Atkinson and Helen
Hawes, members of the Credit Glass
of the Bethany Baptist Sunday
school will go to Ocean Park Mon
day. where they will attend the
School of Method. This is the third
year that they have been In attend
ance at this mid summer school and
they will be graduated this year.
They are to wait on tables at one of
the camps while in attendance at
the school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-18

Thomas Yuan. a young Chinese boy
William Alinchall, Chadwick MoosS'
Of Northampton. Mass, Waldo SEll.
New York, Barrett and Hen!
Hinckley, Northampton, Cnafle'
Rust, Easthampson, Frank Mcsnal,
Boston, Archibald McLiesh, MN
York, Sterling Wright, Washlns'
ton, d. c., Herbert Minetree, Dcus,
lass Cameron, Northampton, Roor'
Edwards, Gardiner. Donald hoee'
Fen Kittredge, New York Wy
William Cutten, Hamilton, \. u ~
fred Caves. Harfield, Mass ~.
party will be Joined later by fIGLA
B. Condor, Mr.. Condon's brother VIZ
with a party of five boys. are ma
ing the trip down the kenneoec o.
along the coast in canoes. The cVun,
sclors accompanying the boys q,
Houston NJ. Sadler, of Brookiyn,, .
Princeton man, Fred b. Null
Brooklyn. also of Princeton, HoSssi'
Allen, Northampton, Edward ovs
dard, Wellesley Hills. Verne tuN
life, a guide, is also with the parry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Wilson and Mr..
Roland Wilson, Jr,, OF Tampa, Fla.
Rev. Mabel Johnson of Pennington,
Miss Olive Jamison and Miss Verna
! Edmonds and Mrs. Mary Pattison
of Wilmington. Del, Miss Harriet
Rummery of Portland, Miss Gladys
Godfrey of Litchfield, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Il. Tobey of Orono, Miss
Georgia Morrow of Kinckley, Miss
Blanche Emery of Brockton. Mass,
and Mrs. Nettie Gray Sawyer OF
Tampa, Fla.
LONGLEY DISTRICT-Mrs. Sed-
die McDougall and daughter. Neva.
who for the past two weeks have
been the guests of Mrs. McDougali's
sister, Mrs. Il. j. SHAW, and brother,
A. j. Robinson, returned to Nassal-
boro>Friday. to the home of her par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. |. y. Robinson,
where they will spend several days
! before returning to their homo in
Hartford. Conn
Mrs. Linda Badger and son. James,
also sonin law, Henry Atwood, were
calling on Mrs. Badgers two sisters,
Mrs. Lydia Longley and Mrs Mary
Longley, at the home Of Leslie
The Good Cheer Club" met with
Mrs. Leslie Rogers on Wednesday, for
their regular meeting. Next meeting
will be with Mrs. Chas. Houghton,
i Aug. %
Mr.. and Mrs. Elsmore Robinson of
Woodstock. y. B. accompanied by
| Mrs. !. \. Robinson of Nassalhoro.
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
! r. J. Shaw-on Wednesday,.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary
Longley, who is in poor health. will
! be glad to know she is much better
! at this writing.
| Mr.. A. II. Ward has recently had a
Radio" installed at his home on
Ward HILL
! Mrs. John Pyne. received a tele-
| gram Friday, from her brother Fred
] Clark of Berlin, n. H.. notifying her
| of the death of her little niece Bar
| bara Clark.
Barbara will be remembered by
many in this town, as she with her
sister, Pauline. were cared for some
! time at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Horace Withce.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers and
! sons, Hahlon and Carl, motored to
| East Madison. Sunday Aug. 3, and
| spent the day at the home of Mr..
! Rogers brother, Cecil Rogers.
! Madam Noble went recently to
! Corinna. to visit her daughter. Mrs.
/ Marian Cullicut. Mrs. Noble will also
! visit her sister Mrs. Stella Dyer in
! South Portland, before returning
! home.
Eight girls, members of the "Ken-
| nebec Club" went to Orono Saturday
| on the Club Tour" They were &C
companied by Mrs. Nellie Taylor as
! their Leader" Mrs. Reeves was I'M
able to go BECAUSE of the illness of
! her husband, Walter Reeves
Gerald c. Dunn, County Agent.
was at R. j. Shaw & Son farm July
8, for potato "rogucng" demon
| stration.
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DIR. Fuller Locates in Town

DIR. George C. Fuller from Bath
has come to Skowhegan, where he
will practice his profession, being d
veterinarian. DIR. Fuller is a grad
uate from the Ontario Veterinary
School and has practiced about Is
years. DIR. Fuller is a native OF
Lewiston and has been located in
Bath about six years. DIR. Fuller
has established his home at 81 East
Front street, formerly occupied by
Mrs. Emma Flagg, and is accom-
panied by his mother, Mrs. w. F.
Paul, formerly of Bath.
The first anniversary mass for the
repose of the soul of Charles Pre-
vost will be sung at the Notre Dame
of Lourdes church this Saturday
morning at 100. Among the out
of-town people who will attend will
be two daughters. Mrs. E. l.. Hebert.
Biddeford, and Mrs. Harry Vigue of
Waterville..
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton H. Cleveland
have purchased the house on Pleas
ant street. owned by Mrs. Abbie
Robinson. 1t is a two-family house
and is now occupied by Mrs. Carrie
Bragg and her daughter and hus-
DdH0, MI. anu II ID Il OlDoHl,
who have the west apartment, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nelson in the
east side. MIR. and Mrs. Cleveland
plan to occupy one apartment for
their own home.
There, will be two band concerts
by the Waterville Military Band at
Lakewood Sunday. one at 2.30 P. NJ.
and the other in the evening at 80.
Tuesday evening. August 21st, af-
ter the theatre there will be a dis
play of new battle fireworks at
Lakewood.
There will be the usual masses at
the Notre Dame OF Lourdes church
Sunday.
The only service in the Protestant
churches Sunday morning will be
held at the Federated church and
will be q union service of the Fed
Grated, the Centenary Methodist and
the Bethany Baptist. 1t Is expected
that the speaker will be the Kew.
George Merriam. pastor Of the Beth
any Baptist church.
Next Monday night. another big
vaudeville entertainment will be pre-
scented after the regular performance
by the Lakewood Stock Company at
the Lakewood theatre. who next
week Will present Her Temporary
Husband" which on Monday night
will begin at 7.30. The vaudeville
performance will be directed by Mrs.
John B. Hymer Of New York. who
passes the summers at Lakewood.
Ali Bahia Temple. No. 6S. OF ORA
matte Order of Knights of Khrous-
son, of Auburn, will visit Skowhegan
on Saturday, September Sth. and
will give a parade between 5 and 6
p. NJ, which will be followed with a
banquet at the Grange hall and the
, comforting of the Knights of LIShrous-
son degree. ;. 1t is expected that there
will be large attendance from
Somerset and other counties in the
state. The committee of arrange
ments is sparing no effort to make
this event one OF special interest.
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BELFAST
Boys Of to Mt. Katshdin

Troop III. of the Baptist church,
accompanied by the Scout Master.
George H. Robertson. and Rev. Flu
gene s. Philbrook and son. of Boston,
as guests. left today for a trip to
Mount Katahdin, where they will
camp four days in the basin. In the
party were Harold. Charles and
Wendell Kelley. Russell Knight,
William Cook, Leaman Berry, Lin
wood Pattee. Clayton Higgins. Fran
els Wood. Franklin Adams, Winfield
Slower, John Vickery, Stanley Eaton.
Phillip Clements, Alfred Cannon,
Henry Chalmers. James Twombly.
The boys have planned for months on
this outing and are anticipating a
great adventure. The morning, clear
and bright. was ideal for the start
and they left in happy spirits.
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that. the fol-
lowing appointments were made by the
Probate Court within and for the
dsy u Aasnst 1sss ana said Apprentices
duly qualified on said date:
E. M. THOMPSON of Augusta, adj
ministrat of the estate OF WILLIAM
N. BERRY. late of said Augusta. de-
OSCAR s. PIPER Of Benton. admin
istrator of the estate of LESION a.
TOZIER. late Of said Benton deceased.
EVA z. wHITEHOUSE. of Augusta.
WHlTEHoUsE. late Of said Augusta
STANLEY H. DOUGLASS of Au.
rusta. administrator of the estate OF
OTIS E. DOUGLASS. late OF said Au-
su GEoRGE d. BRADsTREET Of Chi
ma, executor of the will of MARY L.
CHOATE. late OF China. deceased.
WALTER NJ. SANBORN of Augusta
administrator with will annexed OF tine
estate Of I.AVINA r. PULLEN. late OF
AI NELSON Ei ". RICHARDSON of Mon;
mouth. executor Of the will OF HEINZ I
c. JACOBS. late Of Monmouth de-
eea WINTHROP II. II. BOWMAN Of
Bangor. administrator Of the estate OF
LESLIE E. BOWMAN. late OF sidney
PRANK FRANK A. TAYLOR of yassalboro
drninistrator Of the estate Of W1LBUF
II. TAYLOR, late Of said Vassalporo
WILL c. ATKINS Of Gardiner
guardian Of Scott w. Burnham o.
JOSIAH r. SMALL. Of Litchfeld
administrator with the will annexed
of the estate of Arvilla L. EdgcomD
late Of Litchfield. deceased.
CHARLES I. BAILEY. Of Winthrop
edminist rator of the estate of Sophla
D. Bailey. late of Winthrop, deceased.
NETTIE NJ. BEAN, of Watervllie
administratrix Of the estate OF Ernss'
Worthy Bean. late Of Waterviile' de-
ceased. ,.,,ro~
Register Of Probate.
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Property Changes Hands

II. Percy Hermanson OF New York,
for several years connected with DR..
Orris S. Vickery in the management
Of the Quantabacook Boys Camp, has
purchased the property on the shore
of Lake Quantabacook, where the
camps are situated and will continue
the business. DR.. Vickery has pur-
chased valuable lot of 20 acres.
the property Of Allen L. Curtis on the
same lake and will erect a summer
home. his having been included in the
sale of the camps.
Matthews Bros. 60. e. FROSTY. has
purchased the holdings of Pendleton
Bros. Inc, on the harbor front, in
Guiding the Pendleton ship yard.
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Arthur M. Condor, a former Bel
fast man. director Of Camp Norridge-
wock. on Belgrade Lakes, is camp
ing with dozen or more of the boys
from his camps on Condor Shore,
Belfast, once the property of his an
cestors and his birthplace. T." VS.
accompanied by their counselors. COL
lege men. are enjoying the salt water,
after weeks on the lakes. In the
party ere Edmund Kellogg, of Nor
ristown, N. j.. whose people are at
their summer place at Dark Harbor,
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Falls and Breaks Leo

Ray Clark. who lives on Sea SUE ,.
place. Rockland. suffered a eivA' :,
fright leg Thursday morning VIII. n Il
work in the icehouse of the Roeka,n ~
Coal Company. A large cake o. =. =,
being lowered from the shed 70 ~
landing platform rolled over, pinin r,s
Clark's leg beneath it.. Clark w., nsI
taken to the Knox General hospl'a.
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a former pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church in Mt. Vernon and
North Vienna and his old pensioners
were pleased to hear him preach again
last Sunday.
Fred NJ. Weber. rural carrier on
Route 80, is enjoying his annual vaca
ton and is passing a few days at Pine
Point and O.d Orchard.
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| tailed 375 years. The family party
included, Roscoe A. Yeaton, aged rs,
Gala street, Providence, r. L.; Mary
f. Tibbctts of Belgrade, Emma E.
Whitehouse of Belgrade and Willard
L. Yeaton of Belgrade.
Freeman G.. Yeaton, the oldest
member of the family. is hale and
hearty. He has just finished cutting