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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-17
Dexter

Plans for the Christmas Pageant 10
be given under the auspices of the
Boneka club of the First Universal
lst church have been completed and
! the pageant will he presented at the
church on Sunday evening, Dec. 81,
at 8 o'clock.
rhe Dexter A, c. basketball team
will journey to Greenville Thursday
night. where they will play the A. a A..
team Of that town.
John Hanson had ono bad day
Monday. The first thing that befeIl
him was his Studebaker car catch-
Ing on fire in the morning. The Ere
alarm was given out but before they
arrived on the scene the fire had
been extinguished. Mr.. Hanson's ear
was not damaged to any great extent
and he proceeded on his way At
noon when he was coming down
lions Hill, which was very ley. his
car failed to respond to the brakes
and he coasted down into the main
street. Jack Murdoch, who was COM
ing up Main street toward Zlons
Hill. was unable TO get out of The
way of the car and a collision re-
suited.
The Everready class. Busy Bees
class, and the Mountain Boys class
OF the First Congregational church
met Saturday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Annie Ward of lions Hili
ihe afternoon was passed making
picture books, puzzles, paper dolls.
yarn dolls. and other toys to be sent
with the box Of toys at Christmas
time to the children at Ellis Island.
Plymouth Lodge, No. Ga, ]. O. O. r..
win give banquet Friday evening,
Dec. 10, at O'clock at the Odd Fell
lows hall. This banquet will be given
In honor of Mr.. Morsison's recent lib
erai Donation to the lodge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-17
POISONED

How many people know tho
amount Of poisonous matter they
are accommodating in their intestinss
due to constipation and improper
sccretions Of the stomach and liver?
Keep your insides clean with the
old. reliable Schenck's Mandrake
Pills and you will lose that dead,
tired, sleepy feeling. have a nice
clean skin. free from pimples and
yellow spots, and ward of serious
sickness which would be sure to
develop If the bowels and stomach
are not made to act as nature
intended.
Three generations. from 1885,
have. and are using, Schenck's Man.
drake Pills, which is a guarantee Of
their remarkable worth.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are
made from purely vegetable in
gradients such as nature intended
for liver ailments. Used according
to directions, they will not give
temporary relief. like many RENE
dies, but reach the cause of the
trouble and tend to restore the
torpid organs to natural functions.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills tonight
will make you right. Your druggist
has them.
Send 10 name Of this paper and we will send
you tree sample 10, proof
Dr. ! A. Sehenek q Son. Philadelphia. Pc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-17
STATE OF MAINE
lty of Hancock. So.

County of Hancock. So.
December 18th, A. II. 1894.
Taken on execution wherein Wilbert
G. Durham of Mariayille. Hancock
County. State Of Maine. is plaintiff,
and the Inhabitants of the town of
Mariaville. Hancock County, State OF
Maine, are defendants, and will he
sold at public auction on the first day
of April. a. d. 1925, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon. at the Office of Fred l..
Mason. in Ellsworth, in said County of
Hancock. state of Maine the follow.
ing real estate situated in said Maria
vile, to wit: \ lot Of land contain
ing fifteen acres more or less. with the
buildings thereon. owned and occupied
by Elizabeth +. Frost of said Maria
Vile, being a part of Lot No. % on the
town plan of said Mariaville. snd
more fully described in the deed from
Nathan C.>Jordan ct ais to said Eliza
beth r. Frost faS Lizzie E E'rost) re-
corded in Hancock County Maine Reg
istry of Deeds. in Book $50 Page 81 to
which references is hereby made
The amount OF said execution is
serenty-one dollars and 20 cents
f$71.so) and shall Sell so much of
the above described real estate as is
necessary to satisfy said execution and
the expenses of sale.
WARD W. wESCOTT,
Sheriff of Hancock County.
decl I.wed,St
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-17

Nm. Sarah PenHsn Red ana Miss
Airline Burnor.
Ti,e pleasing program was made MP
Of the f0fIowtne numbers: Piano trio.
Niss Jenette JsweIl Miss Edna
Adams and MTa. Rose b iden; piano
duet, Miss JeweH and Miss Adams:
an interesting account II the Maine
music festival held at Bangor last
fail was presented by AIRS. Borden:
piano solo. Miss Bertha Norton;
reading. christmas Story" Miss
Mildred Lancaster; vocal colo. Mrs.
Katherine Taylor. accompanies by
Nfss Myra Akeley. Instead Of the
usual Christmas tree and exchange
Of gifts, q silver collection was taken
TO be expended by the district nurse.
Niss Alice II. Parker. who win select
gifts for the poor chiIdi en- In town.
There were no refreshments. The
next Meeting of Eorosis win occur
Tuesday evening Dec. %. ut the IL
brsry paricrs. at which time the an
null picnic supper win be served. un-
der the direction. of Mrs. Jennie
sampson. Miss Gertrude Sampson,
Mrs. Mary Roweli, Afrs. Jennie A.
Rodden, Mrs. Sarah Penne1l Reed,
Mrs. Grace NJ. Poulin.
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STATE OF MAINE
nty of Hancock. SIS.

County of Hancock, IS.
December 10Th. A. d. 1894.
Taken on execution wherein Harry
r. Goodwin of Mariaville. Hancock
County. State of Maine, is plaintiff,
and the Inhabitants of the town of
Mariayille. Hancock County, State of
Maine. are defendants. and will be
sold at public auction on the first day
Of April. A. d. 1928. at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, at the Office of Fred L.
Mason, In Ellsworth. in said County
of Hancock. State of Maize, the fol-
lowing real estate situated Ill said
>Marisville, to wit: A lot of land con-
tanning fifteen acres more or less
with the buildings thereon, owned and
coupled by Elizabeth E. Frost. of said
Aariaviiie. being a part of Lot Nc. -
on the town plan OF said Mariaville,
and more. fully described in the deed
from Nathan c. Jordan ct ais TO said
Elizabeth L. Frost (as Lizzie E, FROSTY
recorded IN Hancock County Maine
Registry of Deeds. IN Book s5s Page
81 20 ewhichsreference Is hereby made.
The amount Of said execution is
one hundred and seven dollars aud
hfty-iys. cents t$le15sl and shall
sell SO much Of the above described
real estate as Is necessary to satisfy
sid execution and the expenses OF
WARD W. wEScorT.
Sheriff of Hancock County.
=
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iTHORNDIKE

Miss Flora Farnhan returned home
from the hospital at Bangor Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Cornforth. who has been
taking care Of Mrs. Jettie Stevens, has
returned home. Mrs Emma Fletcher
will stay with Mrs. Stevens foy a
week and assist Mrs. Henry Tyeedie
In caring, for he's mother.
Mrs. George Bragdon, Mrs. Chas.
s'owIey, Mrs. LeyAs Philbrick. Mrs.
Howard Harmon and Miss fBehIah
Harmon we're In -Watervilie Saturday
doing Christmas shopping.
Mrs. Woodbury.. WHO has been work
Ing for AIRS. Lydia Farweli. has gone
10 KHox TO stay with her daughter,
Mrs. John Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Higgins went
70 Dexter Monday whore Mrs. Higgins
win sriter the hospitar-for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford bean passed
Saturday night and Sunday In Mont
VILE. the quests Of relatives.
Miss Elva Hasty's school ut Burn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-17
soro,is Christmas meeting

r : 4 combined Christmas meeting and
musicale of Skowhegan Sorosis was
held in the parlors of The public IL
,-brary Monday evening. Because of
the illness of Mrs. Bessie A. Smith.
chairman Of tho hostess committee
and Mrs. Mae smiley. and the alb
Sence from town of Mrs. Sarah $.
Stenhouse. who now resides In Mad
ison. Miss Edith Spaul6ing. assisted
y. members NJ the board of directors.
directed tho meeting. Mrs. Neil Saw
axe and Miss Virginia Stinchfiefd.
othes members of the hostess COM
mittee were unable 10 serve. The
hostcsses were Miss Ed!th Spaulding
and Miss Alice X. Parker. a director.
The president. Miss Margaret NJ.
chase. presided and the secretary.
Miss Mildred a. Beale gave an inter-
esting account OF the last meeting.
The president announced that the
Sorosis sale OF Christmas seals will
he conducted by Mrs. re,a d. Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-17

the following officers and acccpted
the foliowfn4 program Of work.
Chairman, Mrs- u. A. Stackpole;
Secretary. Mrs. J. w. Robinson;
Clothing. Mrs. L. w. Frost: Foods.
Mrs.LflIfan Towie: Household Mgf,
sIrs. Abbie Weeks.
The program of work for the year
1928 IS as follows: January, Fireless
cooker receipts; February. Under
wear. March, Children's clothing:
April. Desserts: May. Millinery:
June. Salads and cook book receipts.
July, Open: August. Basketrys sep
TENDER, Fruits and Vegetables: Oc-
tober. Correct Footwear; November.
picture Hanging and Christmas
Suggestionl: December. Annual
meeting.
There WIN be no meeting Of the
Ladies' Social Circle OF the Centen-
airy Methodist church today and the
rext meeting will be held early In
January. -,
Christmas eve. Dec. "a. there viii
be a dance at the Fins on the road
from Lakewood to Scion. with music
by Ney varneys orchestra OF Show
hogan.
At the regular meeting OF Skowhe-
ganiiodge, No. 70, X. Of p, which will
he held this week Thursday the OF
acers for the coming year Will ne
elected and work will be performed
in the knight rank. A supper Will
be served under the direction OF
Scott Robinson. Trifne Cloutfer ana
Clifford Moore.
At the meeting of the Skowhegan
woman's club which will be held this
Wednesday afternoon in the parlors
of the public library the members are
privileged to entertain one guest each.
The speaker Eill be Rev. Frank L.
Cam Of Ptttsheld.
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FAME?
VIOLET DARE
Author of 1.-THE Half Time Wife"

I felt as If I were In aFhorrible
nightmare. 1t seemed incredible
that such thing could have
happened.
Pm not going to play in the pic
ture; told Mr. Eikhorn tonight
that l couldn't because l didn't ap-
prove OF the story told the re-
porter. And Mr.. Eikhorn didn't
bring me home; he and ] left the
hotel in Brooklyn where l had been
dining"
with him." the reporter cut in
eagerly.
No, with-with some one else"
I'd rather have died than drag
Lawrence French into This horrible
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-17

ham closed Friday for the winter "
cation.
Bert Mutt and Mrs. Vera MilIs W.
to Belfast Friday and accompaa J,
Mrs. Mutt. who has been patien. =
the bradbury Memorial hospital nV ,n,,,
Harry Fletcher. who has been '''i n
ing his sister. Mrs. Lewis Hogan
Portland. has returned home.
The woman's division Of Farm n
reau held an all-day meeting at
Grange hall Friday. There wac nd
large number OF the members OUT ~
u very interesting program was nsrt
on Christmas suggestions. Tine ."
meeting will be Jan. Z. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Will DolioK we're s ssr
day guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. WV
Tweedic. ..,..s,
Mrs. Robt. Belts was a bus'''"
visitor In Portland the past weeH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-17

icy cold all over, and wondering
why / didn't faint. Jenny came up
stairs in a moment. and I stopped
her there in the hall, and begged
her to send him away. but she said
that 1t would be better to Zee him
il I could.
; There's no telling what he'll
print IL you don't: better tell him
the truth" che urged TN run Up
to your room and get your big coat.
and you slip II on and lean over the
railing here and talk to him."
So that's what finally did. with
Jenny standing by with her arm
around me. to keep me from coll
lapsing completely.
John Seward and Eikhorn met 10
the Mogul Cub the reporter be-
gan. And Eikhorn, who'd been
drinking, told Seward that he'd
signed You up to play in picture.
called Why She Sinned' Seward
said he'd just been talking to you,
and that you'd told him you had
signed no contract and were not
going to play In the Eikhorn pro-
daction. They got into d row. Elk
horn made several rathsr--weli,
rather derogatory statements-and
remarked that he'd Just taken you
home. TO which Jack Gibbs agreed.
And Seward knocked him nat and
beat him up SO badly that he was
taken to a hospital.
Nov. want 20 know II you are
going 10 play in the. Eikhorn pro-
duction. IL he did bring you home.
ana just what you and Seward ARE
10 each other. that he should defend
you as he did"
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=,
WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S
HAPPENED.

DOROTHY LANE goes to New
York to visit
PERSIS GRANT and try to- break
into the movies. She meets32
LAWRENCE FRENCH. a young
publicity agent. and through him
gets an engagement with
JOHN SEWARD. '"the CHEAT lover
Of the screen" Seward falls in love
with her and asks her to marry him,
but she refuses. She quarrels with
Lawrence, whom, she loves, and &C
cepts the attentions of
EIKHORN "A big producer, until
then become obnoxious. A reporter
comes to see her late one night
after she has abruptly left Eikhorn.
to tell her that Eikhorn has been
boosting Of having been her escort,
and that John Seward has beaten
him in public. He asks why Seward
should defend her and she. touched
by Stewards chivalry, replies that
she 10 engaged to him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-17

I'm engaged 10 John Seuard." /
said
mess. Il came only part way home
In Mr.. Eikhorn's car I went on,
and then I left IL and came the
rest OF the way In a taxi alone"
Why did YOU do that" the re-
porter interrupted again"
Because he had an engagement"
I answered.
IAN right--now about John
Seward"
I've been WORKING in a picture
with Mr.. Seward" said. and then
hesitated. John Stewards wonderful
chivairy, his kindness, his thought
fulness for me, came to me sud-
denly. There came, too, a clear
realization OF how people would
talk about rs both. and Of what
harm II would do.
Theme was only one way out Of
the situation. az I saw II. For
moment / felt that could not take
IT: that such step could not be
asked Of me. But I couldn't plan.
I couldn't seem TO find any other
way. The reporter was questioning
me again. asking. with whom I'd
ained. why I'd LETT Eikhorn on the
way home. why ne should have said
such things about me. felt beyril-
dered. willing TO do almost anything
to make him stop talking and 60
away.
Finally turned to him frantic
ally. :
John Seward defended my name
because I'm ENGAGED to be married
TO him." told him. clenchinr my
hands to keep nayself from pounding
on the stair ratl and screaml9g.
New so away-don't ask me any.
thing more-go away!" And I pus
my head down on Jenny's SHOULDER
and sobbed Wildly.
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East Madison GRANGE

'''. ~ recent meeting ut the East
Madison grange the following were
elected TO serve FOR 1898: Worthy
master Mrs. Emma Whittier; over
seer. alter Rowell: lecturer. Hattie
Eonrimsn: steward. Cony Savage:
assistant steward. Melrin @. Baker:
chaplain. lila Reed; treasurer. Lyman
=. Jewott; secretary. frank Puch:
gatekecper Lester Savage; Ceres.
Nellie push. Pomona. Inez Rowell;
Flora, Lucy Riclter; lady assistant
steward, Mrs. Melvin q. Baker. The
installation viii occur IN January.
Mrs. Emma Whittier. the present
worthy master represented this
grange at the annual meetings of the
Naine state grange held In Portland
last week.
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MONTvlLJ.E
Xard Haa Good nacnrA

\ Howard l.. Hurd of Knox Ridge has
a hne herd OF registered Holstein cows
OF the Pontiac strain. He recently
mad some of them tested for advanced
registry. Harvey foodihe of Orono
wasf the official, tester and charIes
FIVE Of Thorndike had charge of the
milking and feeding. The test was
for seven days. AS we believe this
the first testing for advanced registry
to be done in Waldo county It will be
IF Interest TO many people. We give a
few figures from the seven days rec
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Radio Concert Enjoyed

Uimont Stanley has been favoring
his neigbbors on Ward Street with
a radio concert every evening
around seven o'clock. Mr. Stanley
places his loud speaker" in an open
window. and the music Is plainly
heard In the nearby homes without
opening their windows. The music
carries so we'll on the cold still air
of the winter nights that 1t is also
heard across the intervening fields
and mill Stream, to Main Street as
clearly as II an orchestra were
actually playing in the open air.
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SkoWHEeANl

Miss yerTa Coffee, r. g., 10 caring
for Hey. Herbert l.. Nichols, pastor
'of the Centenary Methodist church.
Attorney Benedict Maher Of Au-
=. rsusta was a business caller In town
tho first Of the week.
10 Mrs. Sadie Currier OF Maple street
ia surgical patient at the Somerset
hospital
-. Eugene Tarbox was In watsrvilie
Tuesday. where no In studying voice
culture with Mrs. Mary Berry Man
tor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitney Of the
. ea stern part Of the town have baby
daughter. born Monday morning,
which has been named Lottle May.
- Mrs u. X. Ash. who tIa been the
ruest of J. Fl. Snyder, the supertn-
icndent 81 the paper mill, returned
4. Tucaday to her home IN Rumford.
" Misses Dorothy and Carolyn Ho-
hart. who have been teaching at
. Good WilI, are to pass the Christmas
vacation with their parents, Mr.. and
= Irs Arthur Hobart.
Mrs Ida Purinton went TO LoweH.
Mass. Tuesday. where she will be a
guest Of her sons Clarence and Pres
colt and her sister, Mrs. Angle Kim
ball.
IrF. Guy CUMMINGS ~ Augusta is
the guest OF her parents. NJ. and
Mrs. Nat Johnson and Is assisting
Mr.. Johnson during the Christmas
trade in his drug store.
2 Miss Helen Coburn Smith, soph-
,otnore at Colby college 10 passing the
Christmas vacation with her parents
Dr. and Mrs. George Otis Smith, In
Washington.
Miss Ruby +. Dyer. instructor OF
mathematics in Gardiner high 10
passing the Christmas vacation with
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Allen u.
Dyer.
Miss Lucy l.. johnson, who Ia EN-
ployed In the Office Of the public util-
tiles commi ssion at the state house
iias returned to Augusta after being
m guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Nat johnson.
Miss Laura a. Gaylord who has
been tho guest for some weeks Of her
niece, Mrs. Mabel 6. Smith OF Ken
nebec street, left Tuesday morning
for Cambridge. Mass. where she VIII
pass tho winter with another niece,
Mrs Carolyn e.. Burrill.
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man" Jenny
answered.
All right. i
W IL. J q b n
Seward, t h e
a c tor, has
! u st had a
II ht with
H E n ry Elk
horn q b o u I
h err, an d I
want to see
what she has
to say about
it,"
I couldn't
move: I Just
cd there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-17

When You Feel Q Cold Coming On
Take Laxative BROMO QUININE
Tablets to work off the cause and to
fortify the system against an attack
of Grip or Influenza. A Safe and
Proven Remedy. The box bears sig
nature of +. W. Grove. 30c.-adv.
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James RiueIow

The death OF James Bigelow oc-
CURED or Monday morning at the
home of his son Adelbert Bigelow,
having suffered q shock nearly a
year ago. A second shock last week
caused him to fail rapidly until
death occurred. MIR. Bigelow was
nearly 81 years old. The funeral
will be held Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock.
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Successful Sale and Supper

The annual sale and supper held
under the auspices of the Women's
Working League occurred in the
Congregational vestry Tuesday after
noon and evening and was remark
ably Well attended considering the
storm and bad travelling. The
booths were gaily decorated and held
numerous beautiful as well as use-
full articles which We're all sold be-
fore the affair ended. The supper
as usual was excellent and con-
sisted of cold meats. scalioped pota-
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Bloomfield Christina. Club Ms..ins

Mrs. Eta Lacasse was hostess
Monday afternoon to the ladies OF
tho Bloomfield Christmas club Mt her
home on upper Main street. There
was n good attendance. The quift
which the ladies have been making
at their meetings this fall was sold
for u generous sum 10 Mrs. Charles
Walker OF Malbon's mills and the
money received will be expended 70
make Christmas more happy for
some needy people, The hours were
rplssed In transacting business and
working on Christmas gifts. The
next meeting will occur OH Monday
afternoon. Dec. 30. Mt which time
Mrs. Lester II. Packard will he host
~ss at Ter home on Locust avenue.
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Mrs. WymAn hostaas

~ Mrs. Carrie Wyman gave o dinner
party Saturday night In honor Of her
birthday. entertaining the members
az the Bloomfield Widows club. a
delicious dinner was served by Mrs.
'wyman. The club ladies' presented
her with n Pyrex baking dish. The
and Mt q iatc hour the guests depart
cd wishing Mrs. Wymafi happiness
md many returns of her birthday.
Club members present were Mrs. FL
len Dow. Mrs. Fayette Reed, Mrs.
Julia Mitchell. Two members. Mrs.
Ella Robinson. who IL In Scion with
her daughter. Mrs. Clara Murphy and
Mrs. Eta IaCasse were not present.
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TODAY'S 1NSTALMENT.
xXxVtII-SCANDAL,

r CHUNG TO the stair rail. horribly
frightened. What on earth could
. Il reporter want TO see me abouto
You'll have to tell me more than
that 80 - ~ ~
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ord: One 2--year-old beifer gave S70G
milk-14 butter; another 2-year-old
heifer gave 36s.2 milk=14.12 butter;
one R-year-old COW gave 403.S milk
1772 butter; one "4-year-old COW gave
oH.4 milk-20.s4 butter: another A.
scar-old COW gave 5S1.3 milk-21.91
butter. This shows farmers what
can BIO done right here in Waldo coun-
~ with the right kind of cows and
mana cement.
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Mrs. Chester Jones was in Water
Vile, Monday.
\ Christmas tree will be a featul e
of the L. /. S. meeting to be held
this week at the library parlors.
The meeting is in charge of the Of
ficers of the Society.
Alfred Everett has been suffering
with an attack of the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oliver and
little daughter Virginia were Sum
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-17

Many people use Bakers Certified
Blavoring Extracts not only because
they are absolutely pure. but also
because their strength makes them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-17

Mrs. George Christensen OF Minhea-
polls. Minn.s who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Eta Raynes and family,
VIII leave here this week on her re-
turn trip home
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NORRIDCEWOCK

r. Fl. Vaughn has been suffering
with a severe cold.
Mrs. Mabel Miller entertained the
Scholarship Whist Club on Thursday
afternoon.
William Soule, chief OF the Fire
Department, had the misfortune to
fall thru q scuttle in the floor of the
new fire station injuring his leg SO
badly that he was unable to attend
his usual work FOR time. He is
now able to he about though lame.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis Of
Dexter are at the home of Mrs.
Davis mother, Mrs. VIM. Huntoon,
where they will spend the winter.