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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-04
PALMYRA
Gale School Closes

Gale school closed for two weeks
vacation Wednesday. Nov. 26.
The following pupils have not
missed day: IIilda Furbush. Edith
Lewis. Miles Snowman. Preston
Snowman. Rodney Parsons. Clifton
Parsons, Velman Parsons. Cora Pen
nell, Norman Hart. Irving Gray.
Leo Buzzell. Hope Hart, Evelyn
Hart. Gladys Hart.
The following J.: have not
missed in spelling: Edna Salley.
Edith Lewis. Bernice Hughes. Percy
Furbush. Hilda Furbush. Dwight
Pencil. Evelyn Hart. Preston Snow
man. Florence Parsons and Elsie
Hughes.
The Washington League held a
regular meeting Wednesday after
noon with the president. Edna Salley
in the chair. The following program
was presented by the program COM
mittee. Hilda Furbush and Edith
Lewis: Song, America. by school:
recitation, Hope Hart: song, Exercise
by second and third grades; reading
Dwight Pennell: recitation, Rodney
Parsons: recitation, Marion Hughes;
Evelyn Hughes: reading. Edith
Lewis: song. I'VE Drink MILK" first
and second grades; recitation. Irene
Robinson: dialogue. Miles Snowman
and Dwight PenneIi: recitation, Irv-
ing Gray: recitation. Dorothy Hall:
song. Modern Health Crusaders,
Edith Lewis and Bernice Hughes;
recitation, Leo Buzzell; recitation,
Kenneth Parsons: recitation, Flor
ence Parsons: recitation. Cora PEN
nell; exercise, Miles Snowman, Percy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-04
COOPER'S MILLS

George Il. Mcclellan Sons Of Vetcr-
ans held "a special meeting Tuesday
evening. Nov. IS for the purpose OF
an inspection. J.> Manley Patterson
was the inspecting officer. Mr.. Pat
terson and Mr.. Weber both gave an
interesting talk also Past Command
er j. Il. Abbott and Charles Branr
made some remarks for the good OF
the order. At the close OF the meet
ing the Sons were ushered into the
dining room where n bountifGi sup
per wns served by the sisters OF the
Auxiliary. Every member make an
effort to be present Dec. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Allen and
Miss Thelma Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Jones. Miss Irene Jones. all OF
Chelsea, passed Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Croxford.
Lindley Keene. who has been visit
ing his father. A. ID. Kecne over
Thanksgiving. has returned TO his
home In Boston, Mass.
A. ID. Keene and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Weeks were business callers
Saturday in Gardiner and Hallowell.
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Yrs, Elmer Decker in Clinton. sat

Mrs, Elmer Decker in Clinton. Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Shores OF
Winslow were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Nelson Hodgkins, Alton and
Alice Hodgkins of Norridgewock
Were calling on Mr.. and Mrs. {. L.
Rolfe. Thursday.
Donald Decker Of NJ. c. T.. and
Miss Doris Foster Of Lawrence
High were at home for the Thanks
giving holiday.
Mir. and Mrs. Irving Davis and
Arthur Davis were in Fairfield,
Friday on business.
Mrs. Alice Bowman and daughter.
Evelyn Of Fairfield. were guests on
Thanksgiving day OF her sister.
Mrs. George Williams.
Mrs. Earle Gerald of Shawmut
visited her mother at the home of
her uncle, James Mason, Sunday.
The box social at the red school
house Saturday evening was a sue
cess in every way. A little over $14
was cleared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richardson
and daughters. Felta, Bernice. and
Doris and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pooler and children OF East Show
began and Miss Edna Davis of
Somerset Hospital were dinner
guests Thursday of MIR. and Mrs.
Irving Davis.
Mrs. Net,ie Boston was a week
end guest Of Mrs. Mildred Totman.
Mrs. Frank futile has gone TO
Clinton where she will pass few
weeks with her son. Carlton futile
and family.
Mrs. Hawiey Kelley returned
Wednesday from New Market, \,
H., where she had been TO attend
the funeral of her father. Frank
keliHN
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Rich Mining.
District Opened
By Shoals Dam

Washington. Dec. 2 "a. P.)-Amer-
icas war time president Is to have
an enduring memorial in Wilson
Dam at Muscle Shoals, to be commits
stoned late In the summer OF 1895.
The project deemed an engineer
ing achievement second only to the
Panama Canal. was S3is percent
completed Oct. 1, the date Of the lat
est formal report. An appropriation
of 100000 more will be required
from Congress. The total cost. with
eight generators installed. will be
S43, 100000, and the dam will be cap
able of producing power some time
next summer. 1t will have an uhi-
mate capacity of 100000 horsepower.
over the disposition Of which a Bit
ter controversy is raging in Con-
gress.
an artificial lake, extending upstream
in the Tennessee River about IS
miles. with an average width Of three
quarters Of mile. The dam proper
Is considered the largest in the
world and is a mile long, 1877 feet
high, and covers 20 acres. The work
is under the general supervision of
Major General Harry Taylor. chief
of army engineers. with 1t. Col.
George +. Spaulding in immediate
charge of the construction forces.
Some 100000 horsepower OF hydro
electric generating apparatus will be
ready by next summer. A power
house. 1850 feet long. $50 feet wide
and 134 feet high, will be in use A
two stage lock for navigation, with q
totas lift of SO feet. forms one OF the
features in connection with the pro-
ject.
Surplus waters during food per-
iods in the river will be passed
through 5S steel food control gates.
each IS feet long and IS feet high.
The dam or spillway section is $3.50
feet long, 80 feet high from the river
bed. and is 105 feet thick at the base
Thirteen special spillways equipped
with butterfly valves will pass sur
plus water during normal flow on
the river.
Wilson Dam is officially known as
Dam Number Two" and is one of
three projected in the Tennessee
River al Muscle Shoals. Dam Num-
Der One is a small navigating dam.
not Yet authorized. to be two miles
below Wilson Dam.
After all proposed improvements
are completed, engineer officers point
out. the Tennessee River will be nav
igable from the Ohio River to Knox
vile, Tenn.
The district through which this
river flows is rich in mineral, timber
and agricultural resources, declares
Major General Taylor. and would be
greatly benefited by adequate river
transportation facilities. The princi-
pal obstruction to navigation are the
shoals in the Mnscle Shoals area. and
completion Of Wilson Dam will be
the first great step towards opening
up that region to water DEVELOPMENT.
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RICHMOND

,trs Norris Sidelinger and two
.,,dren left Monday for Lawrence.
,,ass where they will visit relatives.
Ms Warren Norton Of Lynn,
,,asa has been the guest OF Mrs.
e".an purington.' Mrs. Norton and
IT, purinetm visited Mrs. Puring-
.an's sister at Winthrop over the
Weekend.
" & Cashier has gone to Port
lind where he will pass the winter
18th his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Ad-
ans and family
ar and Mrs. Edwin Hildreth and
.owehter Marion OF Topsham passed
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Hildreth's
mother. Mrs. Albion Price.
Mrs. Florence Somers has gone to
G, petersburg, Fla. for the winter.
Henry Goodall of Litchfield was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
The schools in town opened Tues
day after weeks vacation.
The Telephone company and the
Central Maine Power Co. are slowly
recoyering from the, effects Of the
s,orm around Richmond and Ores
don over so telephones in Dresden
and nearly as many In Richmond
we're broken down leaving the wires
a tangled mass, putting out of COM
mission Is lines in the Richmond
exchange.
Miss Louise Trott, a teacher at
Lisbon Falls. passed Thanksgiving
and the week END with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Trott.
LLOYD IIinkley who has been en-
ployed in Aroostook county for sew
eral weeks has returned home.
Miss Dorothy Honaker returned to
her home in Portland Monday having
visited her grandmother. Mrs. l.. A
Honaker since Wednesday.
Millard. Charles and Harold Wade
returned Monday night from Canada
where they have been working for
three weeks, shipping Christmas
trees.
e. r. Durand OF the Durand Shoe
Co. left Tuesday on a business TRIP
10 Boston.
Hugh j. McKinnon was a business
visitor In Waterville. Monday.
Miss Pauline Gordon. commercial
teacher in the Houlton High school
has been passing few days with
her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Gordon.
Mrs. William Gray returned Sun :
day from Gardiner. where she had
been enjoying few days visit with
relatives
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ANSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Wentworth
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter. Nov. 80. Both
mother and daughter are reported as
being comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eidlon were in
Skowhegan Saturday.
Miss Vina Campbell returned home
Saturday after a weeks visit with
her grandparents in Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Harding en-
joyed an automobile ride to Corn
Vile and Athens last Saturday.
Mrs. Trenton is seriously i'll at the
home of her son. Daniel Trenton on
Main street. - ts
Mrs. Maud Smell has gone to Rum
ford to pass several weeks with her
daughters. Erma and Frances Smell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nela Abbott were
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nose Abbott of Starks.
Elmer Nichols returned Saturday
from a weeks visit at his old farm
in Starks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hilton and
daughter, Edna passed Thanksgiving
as guests of w. s. Hilton of Starks.
Mrs. Irene Brooks who has been
i'll with an abscess i'll her throat is
able to be out again.
Mrs. Charles Emery and grand
daughter, Miss Marion Benner re-
turned Saturday from Augusta where
they passed the holiday.
Mrs. Edna Bosworth ar ! Mrs. Bex-
nice Ryder returned Sa' ;rday from
Providence. Il. l., where t icy attend
ed the wedding Of a rela'.ve.
Mr. and Mrs. John { minors and
Fred Allen enjoyed an automobile
ride to Bangor Sunday md brought
back Mrs. Allen who has been visit
ing there for a few days.
Mrs. J. NJ. Norton is receiving
medical treatment at the Kenncbec
Valley hospital in Skowhegan.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Malloy were
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ridlon.
Richard Smell has gone to Roches-
ter. \. Y. to remain with his uncle,
Roy Chapman, and attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. Daley Of
Starks have moved into their new
home on South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Everett of Port
land are visiting Mr.. Everetts sister,
Mrs. H. l.. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Morse were
Thanksgiving guests of Mrs Morse's
sister, Mrs. A. w. Bangs of Sidney.
Elmer Nichols left Monday for
Portland where he win attend the
State Grange meeting this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Lawrence of
Fairfield We're calling on Mrs. George
Duplisea last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Duley were din
ner guests Sunday. of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carol Sterry. :. ~.
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CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. W liter Farnham of
Medford Hillside, Mass, passed
Thanksgiving wit Mrs Farnham's
parents. MIR. and g. r. II. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. erley Gowen of
Somerville. Mass. passed Thanks
giving with relatives in town.
Miss Geraldine Smith has return
ed to her school in Cornville. after
passing her Thanksgiving vacation
with her parents.
Minnie Goodwin entertained on
Thanksgiving. Mrs. May Fitzgerald
and her grandchildren. Walter and
Mildred Fitzgerald.
Opal. the younger daughter of
Ivory Burrill Is Ill at this writing.
Asher Burrill, who has been con-
fined to the house for some time, is
able to be out and do a little light
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel GetchelI re-
turned to their home in Portland
Monday after passing the holiday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Getehell.
Mrs. Lizzie Priest of Brewer was
guest of Mrs. William Clark, Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Lettie Foster visited her
father Simon Pettigrew and sister.
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HALL0WELL.
Delightful Supper
And Social Wednesday
At Baptist Church

The members of the Baptist church
and society held a very delightful
get-together. supper and social on
tuesday evening in the chapel. The
date set for the affair was also the
birthday OF the pastor. Rev. Charles
i" Young. and the occasion was made.
IN part, a birthday celebration for
him
supper was served by the members
ut the Ladies' Circle. The committee
IN charge consisted Of Miss Il. A. Gill
patrick, Mrs. Lester Field and Miss
annie Chase. The menu was baked
peans, rolls. pickles. cabbage salad,
.ohee' doushnuts. pies and cake.
mere was an excellent attendance at
me supper which was much enjoyed.
Vn. peasant feature was the cutting
ana sharing by the pastor of two
birthday cakes which he had received.
one OF these had been sent him from
airiend IN Rowland. Me The other
was presented by Miss Gilpatrick to
ar Young on behalf OF the Ladies'
,lrc'e This cake bore II candles in
"N.n oil the youthfulness OF the spirit
VI their beloved pastor. Miss Gilpat-
"k also presented Mr.. Young. on be-
sunday school with a number of
and fruit
Mter the supper there was an in
S'esung program. A part of the plan
'he meeting had been to raise by
suerinss in envelopes previously fur
a'shea sum to pay off the indebted
ess OIL the society. The committee
NJ charge OF this work consisted of
MSS Ada Edgecomb, Walter Lewis
nu Fred McGrath. The offerings
s @ste most generous and sum in the
"eHhborhood of $500 was realized.
,n,nere were various talks of much
interest. Miss Fitzpatrick. spoke as a
preventative of the people who had
sn IN the church for some time and
nsehted an optimistic picture OF
wy, ~e state OF the church work, and at
rsoutlng much credit to Mr.. Young.
a ,asa followed songs with Ada Edge
S%o at the piano and Fred McGrath
,siS. Walter Lewis reported for
nv sunday school. Fred McGrath for
I. christian Endeavor society. and
Ms. ss Edgecomb for the finance COM
~ s.ee' All of the various activities
e exceedingly prosperous.
~ s. Scott spoke interestingly from
,Ss point of view of a newcomer to
church. praising the cordial.
a,coming spirit of the people. Rev.
@s Inward II. Brown Of Augusta, who
.,as s guest of honor on this occa-
sa S,l, also gave an interesting brief
~ o.,. giving the church and the
M 80 OF the Rev. Mr.. Young we'll
m'ed praise. The entire affair
TN. most pleasing and was a real
oute to the pastor, Mr.. Young.
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WINDSOR

CORNER-Doris and EVELYN NAL
colin OF Cony High and Mae Ober of
NJ &. l., Pittsfield, and Doris
Seekins of Erslline Academy passed
the Thanksgiving recess at their
homes in town.
The many friends Of L. A. Howe
were grieved to hear OF his death
which occurred Friday morning a.
his late home in Augusta.
Mr.. Howe was for many years a
well known and highly respected
citizen of Windsor. Sincere SYM
pathy is extended the family. Inter-
ment in Rest Haven" cemetery,
Windsor.
Friends were saddened to hear OF
the death Of Mrs. Hannah Reeves of
Chelsea. Mrs. Reeves was a former
resident Of Windsor. member of
Windsor grange and had many
friends in town. Interment in
Windsor
Mrs. d. A. Wilkins has returned
from Portland where she was the
guest Of Mrs. A. r. Haskell for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Hussey and
son. were Thanksgiving guests of
Mrs. Hussey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Shuman.
Miss Elizabeth BalIantyne Of Au-
gusta and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bragg
OF Weeks Mills. passed Thanksgiv-
ing with Mrs. Emma Ballantyne.
Miss Stella Barton was caller
Saturday afternoon of Mrs. A. II.
Ware. Miss Barton has been a
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READFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Frost came
from New York Saturday TO pass n
week on their farm.
Mrs. Lillian Leighton has returned
from a visit in Halloween.
T.. T.. Pulsifer has gone to MeChar-
ic Falls to pass the winter with his
daughter Mrs. Eta Lamb.
Miss Louise Palmer has returned
from Solon where she went for
Thanksgiving day,
Mrs. c. Nj. Daley and daughter,
Arlene were guests last week of Mrs,
Daicy's sister in Mechanic Falls.
Mrs. Flora Hopkins is visiting her
son and family in Watervillc.
Miss Wilma Roberts OF \eedham.
Mass, was recent guest of Miss
|,l O. r. Sawyer have
& $k k1,eir home with Mrs.
- nsf5n83As. Sadie Ladd.
w nss SfeEsht home two fine
g1SSn last week.
Schools opened Monday after a
weeks vacation.
Alpha Handrahan has returned
from New York.
Warren Butma Is visiting i'm Bos-
ton.
Little Annette Tebhetts visited hcr
uncle, l.. Q. Tebbetts Of WaterVille
last week.
EAST-Mr. and Mrs. l.. .. Dudley
entertained at their home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Dudley and son
Richard. also Mr.. and Mrs. Coney
Welch of Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. d. Gordan enter
tanned at dinner Thur sday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy f. Mace and son Everett,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Williams of
Mt. Vernon.
Guests Of Mr.. and MIS-. T.inwood
Luce Thanksgiving were Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Chadbourne and three
children of Deymont, Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Luce and daughter Barbara
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Luce Of Augusta
Earl Luce. The Misses Alice and
Elmina Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs
Albert Hutchinson of Portland.
Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cav
Thanksgiving were. Mr.. and Mrs. s
A. Gay, Miss Iva Storer. Ernest Rolfe
and Hugh Gum.
Halvor Bruin has finished work
for Philip Gordon and has now gone
to work for Oliver Halfway.
Friends of Warren Hunt, who Is
again n patient at the Augusta Gen
eral Hospital are glad to hear he is
getting along nicely.
Miss Mildred Ncwcombe. of Au-
gusta and Mrs. Ida Morril were
guests Thanksgiving Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w +. Mace.
Mr.. and Mrs Erwin W. Lord and
three children were guests Thursday
Nof Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Lord.
The children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Dameran Of Mt. Vernon were guests
Thursday of their Grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Morrow. Mrs. Dam
eran is very i'll in the Augusta Cen
eral Hospital. Her many friends arc
glad to hear she Is little better.
The L. :. c. will hold an all day
meeting Wednesday with Miss Annie
Gordon.
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One Killed in Feud
SyrianS at Providence

Providence, Dec. 3-.Solomon Has
kell syrian, shot in an alley here
tonight, chased his assailant out of
the alley, fired one shot that missed,
and dropped. He died on the way to
a hospital.
At one o'clock police arrested Fran
els Simon, Syrian, on suspicion.
Simon claims he was in Brockton
since one o'clock this afternoon.
e The murder is believed to be the
result of feud among members OF
the Syrian colory here which had it's
inception in the fatal shooting last
June of Charles Simon. brother of
the man held
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grest the past week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Reed
Mrs. S. B. Donnell and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Donnell were dinner
guests Thursday OF Mr.. and Mrs. F.
B. Colburn.
Francisco Colburn. who Is in the
hospital 10 much improved in health.
WESTERLY luck in deer shoot
ing was experienced by Verne Jones
when he shot a deer near by his
home weighing go pounds.
Merle Jones, his brother, just ar
rived home from Pennington re-
Gently and shot . doe weighing 13S
pounds. 80 s
Allen Taber is finishing Singing
his house. =
Charles Casey Is improving from
his recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Taber are in
Augusta to pass the winter, where
Mr.. Taber has business.
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Young Folks
Drawn To Palestine

Jerusalem. Nov. "a. p. by maiD
The policy OF the government
seems to be to open wider the door
of the country to desirable immi-
grants, and as result during the
month of August about 1000 were
admitted. These were mostly Jews
from southeastern Europe. Poland.
Russia. Rumania and Checkoslavia.
or this number $50 were people OF
independent means and 463 had a
prospect of definite employment.
These immigrants are mostly
Young people, well set-up. and will
doubtless be n great asset to the
economic welfare of the country.
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WEST GARDINER

IND ROAD-afr and Mrs. 7 w
ery passed Thanksgiving with their
1on and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Emery, In Gardiner.
1ari Crane Of Bangor passed the
weekend with his parents.
in his hand
Mss Annie Weeks ,of WateryiIle
Friday. low"
pr. and Mrs. Herbert. Barrett of
,s ~. were guests Thursday of
HT' and Mrs. III. Fl. Alderman.
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Birthday PARTY

Twenty friends and neighbors OF
Mrs. Mahron SterTy called one eve
ming last week and rendered her a
surprise birthday party. The eve
ming was spent in playing cards and
other games, and in listening to mu-
steal selections on the radio. Later
in the evening refreshments were
served which were brought by the
guests.
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Frank Smell has sold his two hous-
es on Highland Park and will soon
leave for Rumford. where he expects
TO make his home in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Roberts Of
Augusta We're week -end guests Of
Mrs. Roberts parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Emery.
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nss is boarding at the home oil
Charles Mcdonald is but,din~
garage.
Adelaide Robert will soon 20 IN N.w
nampshire. where he has emn,ovr.n,
PTS. Benson Carney In quite III.
FRANK Houdlette and Clifton Eat.
leave soon for Florida, where thew will
pass the winter. WIN
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Birthday Observed

One of the members of the Rain
bow Branch of l. S. S. had a birth
day on the day of its last regular
meeting and what was her surprise
at the close of the business session
TO be presented with a birthday cake
and shower of post cards: Ice
cream was served and general good
time enjoyed. The next meeting will
he held Dec. l. with Mrs. Betty
Nevins.
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DRESDEN

Il. i-AGE-Mrs. Charles Mcdonald
returned to her duties as teacher
l. me East Pittston village school.
home. ssu weeks vacation az nef
mr., ana Mrs. Wallace Slipp Of Win
sliDrr. passed Thanksgiving with Mrs.
NJ mother, Mrs. Louise Houdlette.
FANNIE Blinn, who is in poor
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The funeral services Of Luther J.
lIoage who died Friday night were
held Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Mr.. Hoage was born in Vermont
y years ago. He moved to Rich
mond from Bowdoin two months ago
A wife and two daughters, one from
California and one from Massachu-
sets, survive.
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MT. VERNON

DIR. Carl Davis and family OF Rum
ford were Thanksgiving guests of
Mrs. Davis parents Mr. and Mrs. W.
O. Parlin. Mildred Parlin was also
home from her school on q weeks
vacation.