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ling. Interment was In the family
lot at Sunnyside cemetery.
Phillip Porter cut the forefnger oil
his left hand badly while working
for B. NJ. Lander Monday. On ac-
count Of the absence of DR.. Garland
he was taken to DR.. Bell. Strong
Allie Witham also cut his knee quite
badly the same afternoon and at the
same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pease and Mr.
and Mrs. Morse of Pressure Isle are
visiting Mr.. Pease's daughter. Mrs
Herbert Luce.
Mrs. Everett Winter and youngest
daughter, of New York came Monday
to attend the wedding OF her niece,
Miss Thelma French.
Rev and Mrs Allen Grups who
are missionaries of Indo, China home
for a year and half. Miss Agnes
Vose, Portland, superintendent oil
Deaconesses of Methodist denomina-
ton of the state of Maine and friend
and DR.. and Mrs. Norton Vose OF
Boston are visiting their uncles H.
A. and w. F. Norton.
Mrs. Chandler Harvey and two
children of Fort Fairfield, Mrs. NJ. f.
Alguire and Miss Ervena Emery OF
New Brunswick and +. H. Nye, New
Portland, visited Mr.. and Mrs. f. E.
Boynton Saturday. With the excep-
ton of Mr. Nye, the party have been
tenting along the way and visiting In
Madison and New Portland.
Mrs. Happie Simmons was drawn
grand Juror and Mrs. EVE Huse, trav-
erse juror Saturday night to serve at
the September term OF Supreme Judi
cial court.
The fifth annual reunion OF the Dol
bier family will meet at Eldridge Hall.
Kingfield, Thursday, August ~.
There will be a basket picnic lunch
with coffee served by the association
The wedding, Rev. c. d. Mckenzie
officiating, which took place at King
field, August 18th, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Hutchins, will long
be remembered by relatives and
friends of Miss Thelma Christine
French, who was united in marriage
with Stanley Enos Arnold of Broad
Brook, Conn. Miss French was born
in Kingfield, the daughter of the late
William d. and Letitia Winter French.
She started her education in the King
field schools, afterward attending Col
by College for time and then con-
tinuing at Boston, where she took up
kindergarten work.
Stanley Enos Arnold of Broad
Brook. Conn, son of the late Alma
Hyde and G. Augustus Arnold, was
born and educated in Broad Brook,
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CANAAN
BROWNS CORNER

Mrs. f. r. Williams passed Tues
day as a guest of Mrs. Raymond Holt
and family in Clinton.
b. f. Williams from the village was
in the place Monday in the interest
of the late w. X. Bailey estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Cover were in
Skowhcgan, Monday, on business.
The many friends of Mrs Cover are
pleased to know that she is improv-
ing under the treatment of DR.. Young
of Skowhegan
Ivan Padham was in Scion Thurs
day on business
A baby girl arrived in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mullen. Thurs
day. August IA. Mother and child
are doing we'll
Carroll Chase is making repairs on
mis- wood shed and later will build a
room for separator and storage tank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Hunt and chill
dren went to Kingfield Sunday They
were accompanied home by her par
ests. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Hutchins,
who will visit in the Hunt home for
several days.
Mrs. Florence Whiting has return
ed from a visit in Norridgewock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayhurst of
Waterville came Saturday for week
end visit in the home of Ivory Bur-
rill and Sunday Misses Hester and
Opal Burrill and Louise Jewell ac-
companied them to Augusta where
they visited the State House later 60
ing to Island Park for picnic dinner
then to Togus. returning home declar-
ing day we'll spent in sight seeing
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CAMBRIDGF

Miss ANGELA Austin of Bangor Is
the guest of her sister Mrs. James
Labree for two weeks.
Nearly every family has visitors at
present showing us that the old resi-
dents like to come to us once in d
while
Mr. Patten and daughter Ruth of
Portland are guests Of Mrs. Lois Gill
man and family also Miss Rue of
Camden.
Miss Aldine Gilman with her guests
were at Kineo for the week end.
Miss Louise Ham who has been the
guest of Rev. and Mrs 7. Ernest Ham
of Auburn is expected home the first
of this week
Howard Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Ring and Marguerite Rollins left
Thursday morning on a motor trip to
New Hampshire.
The play given by the young people
Wednesday evening was decided
success and netted them seyenty-one
dollars. All of the parts were well
taken and showed evidence of much
hard work.
Mrs. Lillian Raymond was in Show
hogan Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Della Carlton OF GreenVllle mas
been the guest of Mrs. Julia Gould
the past week also Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
DAVIS of New Hampshire.
The Chadbourne reunion will be
held. Saturday. the 23rd on the lawn
at j. p. Mltchell's with dinner in the
Masonic hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. SWEET and grandson
of Auburn are guests for week OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Labree
Rev. Mr.. Roddy preached to a
crowded house Sunday morning and
after the service the rite of baptism
was given eight Of our young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Curtis of
Guilford attended church here Sunday
also Mr.. and Mrs. Barden of Hartland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Dyer and daugh-
ter Ruby of Skowhegan were guests
of Mr., and Mrs. MacCausland, Friday
afternoon.
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Master Russell Lancaster has re-
turned from a visit OF few weeks
passed with his aunt In Union.
The many friends OF Carl Fitzgerald
are pleased to know that he Is much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Withee recent
ly made a trip to Oldtown for a visit
In the home OF her mother, Mrs
Henry Hayden.
Samuel Padham, aged 81 years
passed to the higher life Wednesday
August IS, after a lingering illness OF
nine months. Mr.. Padham with his
son, Ivan Padham and Mrs. Padham
came to this place some five years
ago purchasing what Is known as the
Isaiah Crowell farm. He was loyal
neighbor, a good man has gone to his
reward. He leaves to mourn his loss
one son Ivan with whom he lived,
two daughters Mrs. Charles Bonnin
of Skowhegan and another who Is
married and lives in the West; also
two brothers Frank and Albert Pad
ham, besides several grandchildren
and other near relatives. The flu
neral was held at the home Friday at
10 o'clock a. m. conducted by Rev.
H. l.. Nichols of Skowhegan and the
remains were taken to Scion and laid
at rest beside his wife who died some
thirty years ago.
SOUTHWEST CANAAN
Canaan Grange will hold regular
meeting Thursday evening, August 81.
There will be a program and supper.
Mrs. Lillian Mason has gone to Wat
erville for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Shores of
Winslow were Sunday guests of his
brothers, Walter and Asa Shores.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brooks and
Mrs Sarah Mayberry of Augusta and
Mrs Elsina Godfrey of Sterling, ILL.,,
called on Reuben Reed, Saturday.
Mrs. Mayberry and Mrs. Godfrey
were cousins of Mr.. Reed and they
had not met for more than fifty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Getcheil of
Portland were week end guests of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Getchell.
Miss Minnie Williams of Waterville
visited her parents several days the
past week.
Simon Pettigrew who has been sick
for several weeks, remains about the
same and is still confined to his bed.
Mrs. Amos Booker of Winslow has
opened her summer home at Moore's
Mills and is stopping there with
guests for the present.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Davis, Arthur
and Edna Davis returned Monday
night from a trip through the White
Mountains. They were guests of Mr..
Davis sister in Berlin, N. H. and WIS.,
tied Poland Springs and many other
places of interest on the way.
George Keene and Harold Foster
were in Fairfield. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Goodrich are
to have a radio installed in few
days
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SOUTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY

Funeral services for Phineas A
Chase were held at his late home
Sunday afternoon. August 10, con-
Quoted by Rev. johnson of Athens.
His age was sixty-seven years. He
Is survived by one brother Frank
Chase and one sister Mrs. M. o. Dean
of Taloga, Oklahoma. 1nterment
was at Mt. Rest cemetery, Athens.
Alonzo Gilman and his niece Mrs.
Esther Hews left Tuesday morning
for their home in Pressure Isle after
spending a few days with relatives
and attending the Gilman-Spofford
reunion.
Among those from this vicinity to
attend the Gilman-Spofford reunion
were Arthur Clark and sons, Clifford
and Raymond. Charles French and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gilman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Randall McQuilkin
and son Stanley.
James Pugh of Cornville recently
visited his sister Mrs. c. B. Gilman.
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The Interesting News Of.
Somerset's Busy Towns
KINGFIELD

A party of fifteen of the older boys
from Camp Modin at Lake George,
Canaan, including several teachers or
councillors. made an excursion thru
the Dead River country, stopping at
Kingfeld Monday afternoon, August
IS. and to supper. They left by rail
at sos for Carrabassett remaining
there over night.
Ward Dolbier of Oakland, Calf,
is visiting his sisters, Mrs. Ellen
Small asd Mrs. Lydia Voter and
brother, o. c. Dolbier. He came
east TO the G. A. r. Encampment at
Boston.
Rev. Dwight Archibald went to
Boston Sunday, August 10, for few
days.
George W. Thomas returned to his
home in Brooklyn, y. Y. Thursday,
after a visit of ten days with his wife
and family who are stopping in this
section for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs +. T. Savage, Mr.. and
Mrs +. l.. Simmons. Mr. and Mrs.
c. +. French, Charles S. French, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur French and niece
Evangeline Howe, Mrs. Elgie Corson
and son George, Mr.. and Mrs Alton
LaBelle, Miss Florence Corson and
Hugh Gilmore started for Hancock,
Mass, Saturday, camping en- route.
They will visit at VIII Loyejoy's, be-
ing away for two weeks.
Mrs. Lettice Bradbury of North An
son, the new history and English
teacher of Stanley high. has arrived
and is rooming at the home of c. E.
Chamberlain.
Miss Lou Carville returned to Bos-
ton Saturday after a two weeks visit
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Arnold and son
Robert of Springfield were guests in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Win
ter. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Fl. Vose, Mr..
and Mrs Albert Drummond and Mrs.
Caroline Blackstock and little daugh-
ter Shirley all of Lawrence, Mass,
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Apphia
Gilbert
The funeral of Mrs. Flora Harris
Voter. wife of Elisha Voter Stratton,
was held at Grace Universalist
Church Wednesday morning at 10 a.
m, the Rev. T. NJ. Pullman oficiat-
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CARATUNK

Rev. George Loring Thurlow of
Skowhegan, who with his family Is
spending his vacation at Pleasant
Pond, delivered very interesting
sermon in the chapel Sunday after
noon Mr.. Thurlow will hold SER
vices next Sunday and also the Sun
day following at 2 p. m. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend
Miss Gala Whorff visited relatives
in Bingham the past week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers Vose of
Kingfield were, recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. f. E.5 Williams.
Miss Alta Whorff is visiting Miss
Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Witham. Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Clark and Mrs.
Laura Shea attended the funeral of
their uncle, Jonah Williams at Jack
man, Saturday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Williams and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Hunnewell of
Brighton also attended the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McGovern are
the happy parents of a baby girl
Alice Marie). Mrs. Curtis of Scion
Is the nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Clark with their
daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Emmons of Portland spent
the week end at Lakewood Mr.
Emmons returned to Portland Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Emmons and son
are to remain in town until the last
of the present week.
Mrs. Penley of Rumford Is the
guest of her daughter Mrs. Eldrede
Spaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Williams and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradstreet went
by auto to Quebec Thursday. They
returned Saturday and MIR. and Mrs.
Bradstreet left for their home in
Beverly. Mass, Monday
Mrs. Eta Morris has been a recent
guest at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Urban Spaulding.
Ralph Sterling has completed a
fine section of state road below the
village and moved his crew to West
Forks.
John Comber made trip to Bald
Mt. the latter part of the week. Mrs.
Comber accompanied him as far as
Troutdale, where she visited Mrs.
Curran Whitney.
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STRATTON

H. b. Stevens has returned from
his trip to Salem and Kingfied.
Mary Foster is visiting her rela-
Weld.
gent were in Skowhegan, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Head visited
relatives In Flagstaff Sunday.
Eddie LeClair was in Carrabassett
Saturday.
Charles Watson was the week end
guest of friends down river.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Boutar of Liv-
ermore Falls recently visited Mr.. Bou-
tar's mother, Mrs. Fred Head.
Fred Masterman and wife motored
to Weld, their old home, Saturday, re-
turning Sunday.
S. Masterman and wife were in
Dead River and Carrabassett Sunday.
Fred Heald has gone to work again
in the mill after a months vacation.
Olney Henderson of Lewiston re-
Gently visited his sister Mrs. Nina
Kicker.
Mrs. Frances Bass is working at
Spring Lake.
S. B. Daggett who has been help
ing his brother Charles through hay
ing down to Lower Dead River, has
got thru and returned home.
John Bridges and wife were at their
camp on the Bigelow road, Sunday.
Arthur Leavitt of New Vineyard
was in town Saturday.
Elwyn Circuit and John Gray OF
New Vineyard called on o. Weeks,
Sunday.
Work has been completed on the
new sidewalk here in the village and
1t is great Improvement for foot
people.
We have had fine" street lights for
trouble is with them Ask Tim.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Masterman return
ed from a trip to Weld Sunday a. m.
Please don't forget Saturday, Au-
gust %, as the Stratton fair will be in
session. Horse trot and ball game
and a good time is hoped for.
Kenneth Brimiiohn is working for
Jean Collins in the woods.
Wesley Clark is boarding at Hotel
Masterman.
Mrs. Estelle Graham of Worcester,
Mass was in town recently.
William Hanscom and S. B. Dag
gett took an auto trip down river Sat
urday.
Elisha s. Voter is taking his meals
at Hotel Masterman for the present
time.
Sadie Sedgeley entertained COM
pany from Boston over the week end.
w. a. Lee and wife of Hancock,
Mass. are expected in town this week
to visit friends and relatives. Bill
has bought new auto and is taking
lot of pleasure with it.
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ULCERATION
THE STOMAC|
Nicely Healed BY the !. u
MISUNDERSTANDING

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Only those who have suffered u,
some serious illness seem "
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Mrs. J. futile OF South hdm.
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with liberation OF the ~, y
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ATHENS

The following rural schools are to
open August 25. The teachers as
signed are: Washington Grammar,
Miss Doris Braley; Washington Prim-
airy, Miss Besse Gunter; Corson's
Corner, Lynne Green; Lincoln. Miss
Hazel Stuart; Franklin, Miss Lurline
Small. The Stetson and Garfield
schools will commence Sept. 2. Miss
Ethel Butler will be the teacher at
the Stetson school. The Garfield is
unassigned. The Academy will also
open Sept 2. as noted last week.
H. S. Elliott and Mrs. Elliott at
tended Pomona Grange at Smithfield
last week They accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Ora Judkins.
George Poland and wife of Fairfield
are spending their vacation in town
with Mrs. Poland's relatives.
The coming social event for the
week is the gathering of former stu
dents and alumni on Thursday. The
program will cover the day and even
ing. Many older students are ex-
pected and anticipations of good
time as In former years. The pro-
gram for evening has been subject to
change. Instead of the drama by
local alumni, a moving picture bene-
fit has been arranged for 1.-THE Mir
acle Man"
F.. H. Judd returned to New York
Sunday. The rest of the party va
cationing at Mrs. Holman's left Mon
day morning by auto. They plan to
return to New York via White Noun
tains.
Visitors over the week end at Mrs.
Winnie Locke's were her sisters, Mrs.
Una Ames of Cornville and Miss Lot
tie Reed Donald Woodman of Bangor,
was also Sunday guests.
Little Barbara hatcher is visiting
her aunt Mrs. Abram Mitchell at her
cottage at Lakewood
! Mrs. Howard Hight Of Peabody,
Mass. has joined her husband at F.
| G.. Nights. Friends of Howard
/ Hight were sorry to know of his in
/ lection from losing his eyesight and
/ hope it may be only temporary. Other
visitors at the Hight home last week
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baird and
! family Of Lewiston.
BUNKER HILL
j Clarence Hanson of Cambridge was
/ in town recently.
Elmer Campbell and son Alva are
cutting the grass on the Forbus place
in Brighton.
NJ. J. Leavitt of Kingsbury was in
town one day last week.
DR.. Harris of Brighton was in town
Saturday.
Eastman Bickford of Wellington
was in town Friday
Ed. Davis and son Roy are saving
pulp for Sumner Williams in Brigh-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Sinclair and son
Lewia of Harmony were guests at the
home of David Thompson, Saturday.
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where with his three brothers he Is
In business. They compose the
Broad Brook Lumber Company.
The wedding took place in the draw
ing room of the Hutchins' residence
which was beautifully decorated with
evergreens and flowers. The cere-
mony was performed under an arch
of fir and clements. The floral dec
orations were under the direction oil
Mrs. Charles Chamberlain, Mrs. Fred
Crossman assisting.
To the strains of the wedding march
from Lohengrin, played by Miss Will
ma Woodland the bride appeared, clad
in a gown of white crepe-back satin,
1t was of exquisite simplicity, with
lust touch of Spanish lace. The
filmy veil was caught and held by a
band of orange blossoms. She car
ried a bouquet of white roses, sweet
peas and maidens breath, beautiful
and daintily arranged. She wore a
necklace of pearls, the gift of the
groom.
Miss Lou Hill Carville, a sorority
sister, was bridesmaid. Her gown
was of aquamarine blue silk geor-
gette. daintily trimmed with pale
yellow valenciennes lace and yellow
and blue ribbons. She wore a leg
horn hat, the trimming carrying out
the same color scheme, at the side a
cluster of pale yellow flowers, from
which suspended a dainty scarf OF
Spanish lace Her flowers were a
huge bouquet of pale pink sweet
peas. tied with gold gauze. Mr. and
Mrs. F. B. Hutchins were in the re-
ceiving line with the bridal party.
Mrs. Hutchins gave the bride away.
Robert 3. Arnold of Springfield,
Mass, nephew of the groom, was best
man. Amos Green and Wesley Ed
mond Winter, cousins of the bride,
were ushers. The brides cake,
which all enjoyed was made by Mrs.
Arthur Savage, decorations by Mrs.
B. Pinkham former classmate. Re
freshments were served after recep-
ton.
Many and beautiful were the gifts
among which were Grandmother s
brass candlesticks, and andirons, and
fireplace furnishings, and Oriental
rug OF beautiful colorings, silver SER
vice, silver candlesticks, silver flow
err bowl, silver platter, silver vege-
table dishes, Dutch silver card tray,
Dutch silver bonbonier, solid silver
teaspoons. A considerable amount
of money was also received.
The guests, numbered seventy or
more, the youngest, not quite eleven
months, Charlotte Mary, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Boynton; the
oldest Mrs. Lucinda Winter, ninety
years and few days over two
months, grandmother of the bride.
The out of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie G. Arnold and son Mr..
Robert B. Arnold of Springfield
Mass Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence r
Arnold, Broad Brook, Conn. Mrs. f
Fl. Winter and daughter Dorothy OF
Brooklyn. y. Y. and Mr.. and Mrs
George Winter and daughter Marjorie
of Bangor.
After short stay at Bar Harbor
the bride and groom will return tc
Broad Brook where their new home
awaits them Their friends as well
as relatives wish them a long and
happy life.
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ers are requested to bring pastry

bers are requested to bring pastry.
Mrs. Martha Kelley entertained the
Good viii Club at her cottage near
TAYLOR Brothers mill on Thursday at
ternoon, August IA, with a good at
tendance of members and three
guests. The meeting was very inter
esting. Mrs. Kelley as usual prov
ing very cordial hostess. The au-
tomobile trip was much enjoyed. Sew
eral poems were read and music fur
nlshed by the victrola Refresh
ments of ice cream, cake and sal
tines were served. The next regular
meeting comes on September IA, and
Mrs. Annie Young will entertain.
Please bring necessary articles for
lacking puffs.
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Langtown was at home over the week

Langtown was at home over the week
end.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Urban Spaulding of Caratunk on the
safe arrival of little daughter.
The construction crews have ball
game on now and play at different
times. No. won over No. last
week score 3 to L. No winning. We
are we'll satisfied that Earl Taylor
is a good road builder and have found
out that he can also play ball as he
made a home run for his team.
Henry Pierce was umpire.
Frank Weston and Ed Spaulding
are both driving a new Light Six
Studebaker and there are also sever
al new ones besides that have been
sold to the men on the road
Earl C. Wing of Nbrth Arson. agent
for the Franklin Fire Insurance Co
was in town Friday
Sheriff Gipson was a business call
er here last week.
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PUGH CORNER

Amos l.. Adams is in critical con-
dition. DR.. J. c. Boyce is the at
tending physician.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Knight and
her son, A. P. Clark are entertaining
her brother Abram Manchester and
her nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Manchester of Eau Clair,
Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Jewett were
calling on friends last Sunday.
All of the available help in this
section are working on the state road
between Lakewood and Twelve Cor
ners.
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THE FORKS

Mrs. Prince Mckay of Nassau, n.
II. and her two sons are house guests
of her sister Mrs. Sandy Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence BARLEY of
Bangor have been guests of Mrs.
Bartleys father, George Wilson and
her sister Mrs. Marshall at the hotel.
Norma Mcdonald of Jackman is
visiting with the Fred Marshalls at
The Forks hotel.
Mrs. Steward and her daughter,
Mrs. Thompson of Bingham have
rented the Herbert Durgin house and
will live there this year, both are
teachers in the town school here.
Oscar Jones who is working at
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WEST MOSCOW

There will be an all day meeting of
the Extension service at Mrs. Thomas
Collins. August rs. Miss Atherton,
the new home demonstration agent,
will attend. Subject, Foods. Mem