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, 1924-06-18
Bank Presiden. Escapes kidnapers

Morgan City, La.-Wllliam Learsch,
90, messenger for n brokerage concern
In New York. walked into n bank here
June 10. deposited $4,000 worth OF
negotiable bonds and told how he was
kidnapped by bandits In New York a
week or 10 days ago and how he had
managed to recover the loot and es-
cape.
, 1924-06-18
The Approved

He latter proposaD-I shall work
hard and in Il year or w well have
our WI little home In the country.
She-Oh. how lovely! We can rent
1t nut and board in town, can't We.
dear?-Boston Trnnscript.
, 1924-06-18
Prefer Merger Plans

New Neutrality-suspicious. for linking
the property OF the Southern Pacific
and FL Pnso & Southwestern railroads
virtually have been completed. T. NJ.
Schumacher, president OF the FL Paso
has announced.
, 1924-06-18
Killed in Airplane Wreck

Wnshington.-Second Lieut.. Harold
d. Hail and Corp. Ralph w. Lehman
of the marine corps were killed June
10, in an airplane wreck In Stafford
county. Virginia. Hall was from
Crockett, Texas, and Lehman was from
Mayodan, n. C.
, 1924-06-18
Bishop FIske,s Condition s.riou,

Baltlmore.-Bishop Charles Fiske OF
the Protestant Episcopal diocese OF
central New York was reported 'stIll
In n very serious condition" Mt the
Union Memorial hospital, where he is
Ill with pneumonia.
, 1924-06-18
New Japanesc cssIne,

Tokio.-PersoDnel OF the new Japan.
csc cabinet headed by vlscount Kato
and composed OF representatives of the
three parties opposing former Premier
kiyoura was announced June 10.
, 1924-06-18
Jury Deadlock on Ma,rloIde

Clearwater, Florlda.-The Jury try.
Ing the case Of Frank Mcdowell.
charged with murder in connection
with the fatal shooting Of his mother.
was locked up for the night Mt o :35
o'clock after It reported inability to
reach n verdict.
, 1924-06-18
Noted stockman Dies

Syracuse. n. Y.-Wing r. Smith.
livestock breeder. and for 40 years
treasurer of the Holstein-Frieslan As
ISOLATION of America, died June o, o
a train while returning from the as
sociatlon's convention In Richmond.
Va. A Pullman porter found him dead.
, 1924-06-18
t and Children

For he who has acquired the habit
of lying or deceiving his father will
do h same with less remUrse to 9th.
ers. l believe that it is better TO
bind your children to you by a feeling
Of respect. and by gentleness, than by
fear.-Terrance.
, 1924-06-18

Rome.-A number OF children were
precipitated into a sewer several feet
deep In the Campagna June s. when
the planks covering the opening col.
lapsed. Firemen found six dead and
two injured.
, 1924-06-18
planes Spin Kills Pilot

Mount Clements, Mlch.-Lleut. John
Wilson. test pilot Mt Selfrldge field
here. was killed. when the airplane he
was plotting suddenly went into a tail.
spin and crashed approximately 1000
feet.
, 1924-06-18

Fresh, sweet, white, dainty clothes
for baby, If you use Red Cross Ball
Blue. Never streaks or Injuries them.
All good grocers sell it.-Advertise
ment.
, 1924-06-18
A Motor

Hobbs-How do you like your chauf.
feur?
DObbs-I don't know anything about
him personally, but my wife and
daughter tell me he drives my cur
very well.-Boston Transcript.
, 1924-06-18
Defer Dividend

New York.-Dlrectors OF the Chlca-
go, st. Paul. Minneapolis 4 Omaha
railway, June 10, deferred action on
the 3h per cent s%emi-annuai preferred
dividend until n later meeting.
, 1924-06-18

Belfnst.-The British and Free State
budgets have created n peculiar sltua-
ton on the Ulster border.
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Church SESSIONS
TOCLOSE TODAY
Bryan Urges Fight on Sui
eide at Conference,

By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Trals Of
present day religious crusaders in
forgotten corners Of the earth were
described TO the Presbyterian ma
tional conference today by the Rev.
Warren H. Wilson, director Of the
town and country department Of
the Presbyterian missions board
The Rev. Wilson said the church
had 800 pioneer preachers who brave
the forests and prairies to follow
homesteaders into new lands.
Sessions Of the conference will
close today.
Action is TO be taken on a resolu-
ton offered by William Jennings
Bryan, vice moderator. urging a
church fight on suicide and hOmi-
eide.
"Paganized education" producing
spiritual illiteracy.' in the youth Of
today was denounced in a resolution
submitted by DR.. William Chalmers
Covert.
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Sure ReIiefforIndig
Bloating and Constipation
Doctors Of Many Years Experience
A-e Surprised How Quic'tly This
Eemedy Acts in Such Cases.

If your doctor has not already pre-
scr.bed this remedy for you. Just
go to the druggist and get a bottle;
Il is called Nuga-TOne. It is pleas
ant to take and YOU can get a full
months supply for about S1.00. You
will be surprised how quickly il acts.
For indigestion. blOating. Constipa-
ton, sluggish liver. poor appetite.
headache. lack OF ambition. poor
sleep. etc. there Is nothing that
equals this remedy. Try II for
only a few days and you will be
surprised how It renews your
vitality. ambition. pep and punch.
It brings sound, refreshing sleep and
you will begin TO feel better almost
Immediately. The manufacturers
Of Nuga- Tone know so we'll what Il
will do In these cases that they com
pei all druggists TO guarantee it and
refund your money when you are
not satisfied. Recommended and for
sale by all good druggists. You
can get II at all Hooks Dependable
Drug Stores and other druggists
Advertisement.
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Z. s. Lesh Gives Opinions

Attorney General L. S. Lesh has
held that county superintendent are
employees of the county. not OF
school officials. and therefore do not
have to qualify under the teachers
training and licensing laws OF 1923,
which provide for licensing superin-
tendents. Three years teaching ex-
perience and a life or professional
license IS required. however, under
1921 laws.
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A Puzzle
q Day

Here Is an incomplete magic
square" Il should contain numbers
from / to 20 inclusive: but some of
them are missing.
The puzzle is to fill the blank
squares with the, missing numbers.
so placing them that each row OF
five squares vertical, horizontal. and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11
SENTENCE is SUSPENDED

Harry Hardacre, who recently paid
his expenses here from Portland,
Ore, 10 give himself up on charges
OF grand larceny, today was given a
suspended sentence of one to four
teen years in the Indiana State Re
formatory by Judge James a. Col
Inns in Criminal Court. Hardacre
walked into the office of William H.
Remy, prosecutor, several days ago.
after he had been a fugitive since his
escape with twenty-one other prison
ers from the county Jail July !. 1920.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11
Scouts Given Badges

Thirty-fOur troops were represent
ed at the last 1921 Boy Scout court
Of honor Wednesday night at First
Presbyterian Church. Troop Sc took
first place with pa merit badges
during the year. Life and star scout
rank was conferred on Warren Ru-
dell. Troop (: Robert Miller, Troop
IS, and Kenneth Higgin and Morris
Brown. OF Troop 46.
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the two diagonaIs), shall add UP to
total Of sixty-f1ve.
Yesterdays answer:
WHAT ROYAL BAN YET EXISTS?
The concealed cities are Troy and
Albany.
| "WhaT ROYAL BAN Yet eX-
tsts?"
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MILLIONAIRE IS FREED
DistiIIer Found Not Guilty of Muir
dering Conductor.


dering Conductor.
By United Press
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. II. -- Lem
Motlows millionaire distiller, will
leave here today for his home al
Lynchburg, Tenn. freed OF the
charge of numbering Clarence T,
Pulls, q Pullman conductor.
A jury returned a verdict OF
acquittal last night after deliberat
ing three hours.
The distiller was charged with
killing Pulls aboard a train as II
entered st. Louis last March. His
defense has been that he was at
tackled by Ed Wallis. negro Pullman
porter, and shot Pulls In an attempt
to kill Wallis.
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Alleged Auto Thief Arrested

Elmer Baker, 80, Anderson, Ind.
is held on a vehicle taking charge.
Detectives McMurty, Clary and Nc
Glenn allege theft Of an automobile
owned by NJ. L. Cofing, Marion
Club, last Saturday night.
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Dea n Is Investigated

b IfnIFS NTf'TTI
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dec. 1.-THE
coroner today was investigating the
death Of Antonio Sa1adino. -. found
dead in an unfurnished room. Al
Joining was a room containing q
complete still and several barrels
Of mash.
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An English woman recently tTav-
eled more than 20,00a miles into the
middle Of Africa. with a dog as her
principal companion.
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HOOKS STORES

Delaware Street Store. Delaware a. ohis
Street.
Market and Pennsylvania Streets. N. E
Corner In Lemoke Bldg.
| Ohio and Pennsyi vaniR Streets, formerly
Francis Pharmacy.
| Illinois and Washington Streets, q. e.
Cor. in Occidental Bldg.
| Meridian and Washington Sts.. s. e.
Cor. in Mchts. Bank Bldg.
0ppOs t. Interurban station. IOS N.
Illinois Street. Just north of Market
Street.
! East Washington Street Store, Easa
| Washington and New Jersey.
| West Washington Street store. West
Washington and Senate.
| Colonial Theater Store, Southwest C0F.
New York and Illinois Sta.
Massachusetts Avenue Store. MasSachu-
setts Avenue at Vermont and Ala
h8ma Streets.
| Penusy lyanla and Warrington streets
Store n w. Corner.
Anderson store. 100 Meridian ST.. An
dcrs"0. Ind.
Ind.
I.afny cite store Corner Of sixth and
Main SITS. Lafayette. Ind.
Marion store. 400 :. Washington st.
MunCie stores Tor. Walnut and Howard
SIS. Corner Man and Mulberry sta.
! Terre Haute store. Corner Of seventh and
wabash SIS.
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Star Rite Electric
Curling Iron, $3.48

For Bobby, this iron is just the
thing. OF the latest design and
construction, and OF the utmost
efficiency. The handle permits
turning OF the iron without
tangling tho green silk cord.
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Lathers

75c Barbasol. large tube. 45c
35c J. & J. Shaving
Cream ............ 2&C
soc FRANKS Lather
kream .-......s.... -39C
Soc Lysol Shaving
Cream ............. &3C
soc Mennen's Shaving
cream .............. .bDc
soc Molle Shaving
35c Paimolive Shaving
Cream ............ 23C
35c kodak Shaving
Cream .sss..,...-...2 zoe
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11
Fire Starts in Rubbish,

FlTb SIaTtS IN HubblsI1
Fire starting in rubbish at tho
Ever Eat Here" restaurant, $50
Massachusetts, Ave. caused small
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LaxativcS

30c Analax, priced 24c
60c California Syrup of
Figs ......,....., .ASC
25c Cascarets 400
Csc Fletcher's Castoria zoe
25c EX-Lax, the chocolate
laxative ............1 3C
SOC Edwards olive
Tablets .............s- FAC
26c y r. Juniors. 100
25C Miles Laxative
aUIeNS 90
$l20 Syrup Of Pepsin ... sac
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or Catarrh

500 Pinoleum Catarrh
spray. ......... S3C
Pinoleum Ointment .....9SC
50c NOsions ............42c
PensIar Catarrh Cream. SOC
SOC Vem ................4 400
Kondon's Catarrh Jelly. Gag
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$1.25 Delicious Sailed
Almonds, Pound, $50
Fresh and crlspy.
I<>e23 Hooks Cut Prices
Place Notwithstanding Drugs Within Reach of All

un@nd eighteen de-
pa the asst
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billings Cherry Cock
tails, CSC

A pound box Of luscious, juicy
cordial cocktails.
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For Kidney
Trouble

soc Doan's Kidney Pills 45c
soc DOdd's Kidney pills. 4Sc
sec De Wits Kidney
PllIS .........-.-.. ...... o3C
coo FOley's Kidney Pills. 49c
60c M0nnett 5 Kandoitts $50
$L15 Swamp-Root. Sac
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11
Elec. Percolators, $4.49

Attractive, brightly polished perco-
ator. panelled sides, gracefully
shaped spout VIII make eight
cups Of delicious coffee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-11
Cold Remedies

Csc Laxapirin (Morse's) .13c
Csc Old Mission Cold
Tablets ......,......1Sc
800 Bayer's Aspirin soc
Csc HIS Cascara
Quinine ...............19c
Groves Bromo Quinine. .23c
35c Pape's Cold Com
pound ............,.. .&9c
soc Aspirinol (genuine).
breaks up cold. 800
Old Mission Cough Remedy,
for stubborn coughs. SOC
800 Bells Pine Tar
Honey ...,...........S $50
60c Foley's Honey and
Tar. medium ...,...-.4Sc
SOC PineX. 400
75c Essence Mentho-
laxene NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Csc DeWitt's Cold Tablets 1910
Cold Ointments
soc Vick's Salve 400
Soc MenthOlatum ....... .39e
soc Turpo Ointment. .4Sc
COO Mentho Sulphur. .... .49c
Coo Red Pepper Rub. ..... $50
75c Analgesique Baume
(Bengue) ....s........5 $50
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Mouth Washes

soc Horacetine for. 800
60c Glyco Thymoline. .45c
Csc GlyCotanphene. $50
SOC Listerine for. SOC
$1.00 Layoris for......74c
coo Saphanol for .......44c
50c Mulsodent for.......39c
75c Zhongiya fOr.........69c
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-29

went to Japan in 1921 in oor1hanf
with her daughter and hasbaRA Raw.
and Mrs. j. c. Holmes but she ana
her daughter and family have been in
Claremont, Cal. since last fall On &C
count of the health Of shs OF the
Holmes boys
Mrs. r. b. Steward has returned
from Portland where she has SEES
caring for Mr.. Stewards mother, Mrs.
j. A. Steward.
Mss Gertrude Davis spent the
week end in Madison.
Mrs. II. 2. Jones, Frank and halRh
Jones and l.. \. Brown motorsA te
Lewiston Sunday 10 see II. ?. Jsnss
who is patient In Central Maize
General Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Swain visited
Sunday night at X. A. Nyes and wsnt
to Skowhegan Monday for ten
days visit with relatives and frieads
Althea p Nye is sick with the
measles
Mrs. William Murphy returned to
her home in Embden last Saturday.
Charles Worthley from Norridse-
wock has been in town recently do
ing cemetery work and has done some
lettering on the William o. Wymsa
monument.
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HARTLANn

Mrs. Belle Nichols and daughter
lnza of st. Adams were week end
guests of Mrs. Nichols brother, Oral
Field and family.
Senator Ralph Brewster of Port
land was in town last Tuesday even
ing and delivered a fine address in
the Opera House. An open air band
concert was given before the speak
ing
Miss Annie Merrick was in Fairfield
last Saturday to attend the Sunday
School convention which was held
there
The Grange supper and hayseed
ball held in the Opera House. May
%, passed off with lots of sport and
general good time Some real
"rubes" right from Pumpkin Cen
ter and few farmerettes were pres
ent. Beanpole Smiths orchestra
certainly made some grand music for
those who wished to trip the light
fantastic dance. George Holt and
marguerite O'Reiley received the
prize, a box of chocolates. for the
seediest couple.
The band boys began giving their
open air concerts last Friday night
and will play every week through the
summer months.
Hartland Lodge, No. 101, l. o. 0. F.
will entertain the l. o. o. F. lodges of
Pittsfield and Harmony next Thurs
day evening, May 20, at district
meeting, Hartland lodge to work the
degrees and furnish supper.
Funeral services for Joseph John
son. an aged resident of St Adams,
were held at the home of his nephew,
Elmer Johnson, Sunday, May 25. Mr..
Johnson recently came from the Sol
diers' Home at Togus for visit with
friends and relatives in town. A. r,
Burton had charge of the funeral in
terment was in the Lyford Corner
cemetery in East ST. Adams in the
family lot.
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STARkS

Cleye Oliver has recently purchas-
ed a Hudson roadster.
Sidney Fogg and Herbert Martin
made a business trip to Bingham last
Thursday.
Bert Farrand of Mercer was bust
ness caller in town one day last
week.
John Taylor is working on the
State road at Fairfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Smith of Arson
were calling on friends in town one
evening last week.
Mrs. Rose Dudley who has been
poorly for several weeks is a little
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Baker and
daughter of Norridgewock were sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lindloy
Lambert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mclaughlin of
Pennington were in town Sunday.
Alonzo Quimby who has been
spending the winter with his daugh-
ter in Rhode Island, arrived home
last Friday.
Mrs. Jim White and children of
Dixfield recently spent few days
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sTRATTON

A. {. Vaughan was n visitsr in
FarminEton last week.
Ray l.. Lishsrnsss was in LswistsH
recently.
The new REQ speed auto that the
taWn bought to carry the scholars,
has arrived in town and it Ia dandy
Merle blanchard and A. D. Gray,
superintendent of schools, we're in
Augusta and Lewiston lately on a
business trip.
Blake Jones was in Portland last
week making the trip by auto.
John Grover and wife, who have
been visiting friends and relatives in
Harrington are in town getting ready
to move to Harrington where he has
recently bought a place.
j, W. MacGuire and wife were in
Pennington recently.
John B. Carville has returned from
a trip down river.
Clinton G. Meader has started his
auto for the accommodation of our
people between here and Pennington
again. Glad to hear it as any one
can get thru from Pennington and
down river the same day now as be-
fore they had to stop in Kingfleld
over night.
George Vaughan was a recent visit
or down river,
B. E. Blanchard was visitor down
river one day recently.
Frank L. Foster who has been in
Portland for the past six weeks under
DR.. Clark's care, is gaining and is ex-
pected back in a short time.
A. Is. Sargent has a new REQ car.
Ray l.. Lisherness and wife have
opened a new place called Pine Point
Camps at Embden Lake. Here's
wishing them success.
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WEST BRIGHTON

The Corson Brothers have finished
the road machine work In the west
part of the town. They are plan
ming this week to do some farming
Fairfield Williams was caller at
Herbert Corson's Friday on his return
trip from Wellington and vicinity.
Mrs. Abbie Whitman was o guest at
Mrs. Edith Corson's one day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Corson and Mr.
and Mrs Herbert Corson of West
Brighton were Sunday guests of
Burt's son Eugene Corson and fam
lily of Canaan. They brought back
Clifton Corson, who had spent a week
with his brother Eugene.
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Bargains are hunting you! See the
Want Ads now.
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CONCORD

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kast and baby
arrived Saturday for two weeks
visit at his farm.
Carson Young's barn was burned
one Cay last week. We understand
the fire caught from brush pile he
was burning.
Mrs. Tom Howes was delivering the
tax bills last week
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Berry and Mr..
Berry's father and Mrs Frank At
wood were at North Arson Sunday TO
attend the funeral of Mrs. Williams
S. J. Moulton of North Arson visit
ed at Frank Atwood's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. p. d. Robinson and
family were riding Sunday in their
new car
Earl Higgins and Perley Packard
were in Pittsfield, Sunday.
AIRS Cora Bigelow is in very poor
health this spring.
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kINGSBURY

Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Hinton and
Miss Beatrice Bragg of Skowhegan
were callers at Frank Stones Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Campbell and
Frances Straw of Athens were callers
at Frank Stones Sunday
John Cook and Herbert Ober were
In Dover one day last week.
Tom Stone was in Harmony one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stone and son
were in Parkman one day last week
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Katy Pooler was in town Fri
day.
w E. Campbell, George Campbell,
Carlton Palmer and Lester Hilton
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With ssr parents Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb

with ksr parents Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb
GrseAlsAf.
Id sawyer of Dead River recently
spent = few days at the home of Rus
sell Sawyer.
Klnors Whipple of Norridgewock
was the week end guest of his broth
sr aid wife, Mr.. and Mrs. r. p.
wkippls.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. y. Frederic and
Mrs. r. P. whippls attended Mem
orisl services at the Methodist church
Madison, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Thibodeau
and BABY Of Madison were recent
guests Of her parsnts, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mace.
Leon Farrand and family were
Sunday guests at the home of his
brother In Mercer.
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DEADWATER

Mr.. and Mrs. Bur have gone homo,
taking the babies to the doctor.
Mr.. Case is in Deadwater fishing
but the fishing is poor yet.
Mrs. Goodrich has gone to Portland
for few weeks to see her relatives.
John Redman and Winslow Rollins
were in Deadwater recently to see
Mr.. Rollins and his wife
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IN.
~ 70 sell real estate OF his ward,
s - leai estate situate in Palmyra and
..I,dnd IN said county, the net pro-
.a' 10 be placed at interest
srsm {. Pierce, late of Bingham.
1850. Petition by. for appoint
VI Lillian f. Pierce, administra-
without bond.
hesert Kelley late of Fairfield de-
800 viii and petition for probate
wv. .vI me appointment of Katherine
hSamey, the executrix named therein
snstlana ID. Brooks, late of Madi-
~ deceased. VIII and petition for
y nae and for appointment of Flora
r;,hn, the executrix named there
uncut bond. as Flora j. Tucker.
"a h. Hutchins. late of New Port
N.Y. deceased First and anal ac-
NJ OF executor for allowance.
,,sAiin p, Goodridge, late OF Pitts
Sun, seeeased First and final ac-
M 80. ~. administrator for allowance
rcs pTulon Tor assessment OF Inheri-
ss n y. Cummings, late of Bingham.
'saeIltance Tax. e''''''''''
eases ,,rosby. late of Fairfield. de-
N, ~, WIZ and petition for pro-
sck ' ~. ior appointment of Harry A.
lthout ~ executor named therein
eeassa ~ small, late of Skowheghn.
be and WIN and petition for pro-
Danfor,,o r appointment of Edward
Der nsr.n executor of said will. the
decline" named as executors hav-
nness. CHAprrS n Crx.Yr
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EAST NEW PORTLAND

Mrs. Flora Boynton visited friends
in Kingfield a few days last week.
Mrs. II. P. Jones returned from
Lewiston Thursday of last week,
where she went to accompany her
husband to the hospital.
Mrs. Juliette Edwards of Clare
mont, California, is expected at the
home of her son Albion Edwards the
last of this week. Mrs. Edwards
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wsfs In Harmony Saturday. Mr.
Jane Woodbury. OF PsrkmaR Visited
relatives in town the past week.
Flora Wedge and son visited rsla-
tivss in town Sunday.
Miss Bertha Gerald is on the sick
list.
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BEANS CORNER-PITTSFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ames made
business trip to Pittsfeld Saturday
afternoon.
b. L. Larry caught nice string of
trout Saturday
Moses Ames is on the sick list but
is little better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Salisbury made
a business trip to Skowhegan Sat
uTday.