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kINGFIELD

Herschel Boynton and G. d. Nose
will go to Portland next week to at
tend the session of Grand Lodge OF
Masons there.
Rev. and Mrs. r. l.. Bailey were
in Lewiston for several days the
first of the week.
Stanley Livingston of Providence
Rhode Island is here working at the
Roy c. Huse mill.
G. w. Stevens has been engaged
as patrol for the state and state aid
highways and commenced work May
/.
The missionary entertainment Civ
en- Tuesday evening by the Womens
Home Missionary Society of the Bap-
fist Church, at the Church auditorium
received a large attendance and was
much enjoyed. The costumes were
of Eye Olden Times and created
much amusement, although many. OF
them were very attractive and pc
coming. Following is the program:
Voluntary, Burleigh Sylvester; pray
'er, Rev. c. d. Mckenzie; greeting,
Martha Hutchins; duet, 'Send the
Light" Mrs. Rachel Lander and Ethel
Cross; act 1 Of Aunt Polly Joins
the Missionary Society: recitation,
"The Little Brown Girl" Glennys
Cross; act 2, Missinary Society; Of
fering, offertory, Burleigh Sylvester;
hymn, All Hail the Power; bene-
diction, Rev. Mckenzie; postlude,
Burleigh Sylvester. Following are
the cast of characters for the farce:
Aunt Polly Joins the Missionary So
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RIyERSIDE-KINGFIELD

We had two good rains the past
week The river was well up, and
logs belonging to Ben Lander were
floating down all the forenoon.
Miss Alice Atwood returned home
from North New Portland Sunday,
where she has been working since
the first of March. Monday she will
begin to teach the school on Millay
Hill, which has been kept several
weeks by Sadie Boyce who is sick
and had to resign.
Nellie Williamson of New Portland
is working at Blaine Atwoods. Mrs.
Hattie Thompson who has been there
some time has returned home and
will soon leave for Big Island to work
in camp through the summer.
Cecil Knapp and Fred Thompson
left by auto for Rhode Island Friday.
The measles are over with here in
town unless some one comes in with
them.
Forest Jackson went to North An
son Sunday and took in the l. o. o.
f. meeting. He reported a fine time
Notwithstanding the heavy rain.
A new gravel sidewalk is being
built built on Riverside which is greatly
Mrs. Herbert Luce of Riverside is
having a bad time with her throat.
Thomas Hogan lost a valuable COW
the past week with stoppage.
Abbie Thompson spent the week
end with Nancy Williamson in New
Portland.
The friends here of Ralph Dexter
of Lexington were sorry to hear of
his death Saturday morning at a
Skowhegan hospital, where he had
been for treatment,
Mrs. l.. A. Norton who has been
visiting her daughter Flora in New
York has returned home
Leonard Riggs who has been work
ing at Carrabassett for some time,
has returned home and is now to
work for Ben Lander at his mill.
Mrs. John Dunlap of West New
Portland has suffered shock.
Fred Cole has bought new Ford
car.
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NEW PORTLAND

The many friends of Mrs. Aurie
Dunlap will he sincerely sorry to hear
of her illness at her home here, and
all hope for speedy recovery.
J. 2. Butts has purchased a Jewett
Sedan
Carol Dyer is i'll with the meaIes.
Mrs. Lovina Harvey is in very
feeble health at this time.
The bridge crew is busy with the
two bridges at this village, putting
on the ratings and finishing them up.
Arthur Stowell of Dixfield was re-
cent business caller in town
NORTH NEW PORTLAND
The Quazweelikit Club will hold u
Leap Year Ball at Music Hall We'd
nesdxy, May ID Music will be fur
nished by the Musical Buddies of
Madison.
Carl Cross and family moved to
Madison Monday, Mr., and Mrs. Lewis
Miner will occupy the rent vacated
by Mr. Cross.
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trice from the hotel, Oscar Jones and
Henry Pierce, left last Saturday
morning by machine going to Fair
field, Waterville and Augusta, re-
turning in the evening in Mr.. Mar
shaIls new Jewett Six limousine
Friends will be pleased to know that
while Mr.. Marshall had the misfor-
tune to loose his left hand last Win
ter he was able to drive his car
nearly all the way home.
Muriel Spaulding of Caratunk was
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilton Morris over the
week end.
The river has been full of pulp all
the week coming from Cold Stream
where the Holingsworth and Whit
ney Company have very large lum-
bering operations.
The many friends of Samuel Phila
brick deeply sympathize with him in
the loss of his wife.
Eta Morris who has been home for
several days, has returned to Bing-
ham.
Although we knew that Frank
Thompson was not very we'll his
death was a great shock to his many
friends in this place.
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WEST MOSCOW

Weymouth Collins horse hurt its
leg in such way. while on the road,
that it cannot be driven for some time.
1t is much swollen just now and in
bad shape
Fred Temple. while eranking up
his fiyver last week, hurt his hand
quite badly.
Somebody or someone unknown has
seen fit TO use part of the banking on
the Pierce Hill road. through what
is known as Collins woods, as a dump
ing ground, which has caused a lot
of comment from those living on the
road and others who drive over it,
While nobody wants to be unfriendly
or get such person or persons into
trouble, it must be fairly admitted
that such conditions on or near the
public highway are a menace to
health and very Objectionable. 1t is
believed the matter has been report
ed to the town authorities and will
in the near future be cleaned up and
done away with. Enough said
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EAST ST. AIp4Nr-

George Mcclure has ~,
family to the Lawrence 1 sas,.
house at Nutter's Corner 'ealil'
Villa Perkins, the teach.
Merrill school, passed the NJ ~ y
with her parents in Penobscees. f
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph IisS'.
children of Waterville WAN ,Do =.
at John Libby's May 3 and , y
Joseph Croker of yanoo 4
expected at E. G. Crockers s tt9
for a short visit. He will lp'I !
companied back to Vancebaro \
mother, Mrs. S. w. Crocker sh Y
remain for a while wy
Edith Grant is at prqsen,
ing for Mrs. Charles Ellis
Mrs. Marjory Mower has i
home from Massachusetts. y
HOPKINS SCHOOL
Supt. Clifford yisitei nd
School, &aught by Mrs. Yertirs
Tuesday%orenoon, April "a s,l
following pupils Blaine nj
Harold Brooks, George Taylo,
Bubar and Pauline Weber NJ
%. X. in spelling.
All arithmetic classes ara
good work and we especially
George Bubar in seventh grsaI
doing very well, also that Eta
ker has completed primary arl
tic and is now promoted 10 mi
date arithmetic.
The U. S. History, Class \
Weber, Harold Brooks and n
Bubar was commended by sul
tendent Clifford on an eycellen !
tory lesson. A union school !
tainment will be held at tho
hall in St. Adams Friday ligstl
8 to which all are corlia II n
to attend. The proceeds are
used for school purposes.
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

Mrs. Lizzie Hoxie Nye of Skowhe
gan is visiting her sister Mrs. Rubie
Goodwin.
Marshall Clifford and family of Clin-
ton visited his mother Mrs. Annie
Clifford, Sunday.
Irene Head of Hinckley passed the
week end at her home here.
Miss Daisy A. Snow of Oakland was
at home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Clifford were In
Skowhegan Saturday on business.
The Tuesday Club meets Tuesday
with the secretary, Mrs. Anne Good
win
Mrs. Ray Kilburn and daughters,
Helen and Eleanor, will leave Tues
day for their new home in Lancaster,
Mass. The oldest daughter Marian,
will remain here until the end of the
school year. ,a
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BROWNS CORNER-CANAAN

Mrs. Maria Lancaster who has been
i'll is much improved.
p. j. Lancaster, Herman Hilton
and Carroll Chase, were at Thomp-
sons Crossing Monday on business,
Ivan Padham passed Monday in
Skowhegan on business.
Mr. Paradis OF Hartland was at {.
b. Chase's Sunday.
Herman Hilton passed Sunday with
friends in South Canaan.
Earl and Violet Austin are enter
tanning the measles.
Edwin Knights who has been liY-
ing in the home of Andrew Welsh
since they lost their home by fire
moved Monday into a small building
owned by Ivan Padham.
f. Z. Williams who has been con
fined to his home from the effects oil
a hard cold is much improved
Those from this place to attend the
May Ball in Canaan Grange Hall re-
port good time.
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WHY SUFFER so?
Get Back Your Health as Other
Skowhegan Folks Have Done.

Too many people suffer lame, ach-
ng backs, distressing kidney disorders
and rheumatic aches and pains. Often
this is due to faulty kidney action and
there's danger of hardened arteries,
dropsy, gravel or Bright's disease.
Don't let weak kidneys wear you out.
Use Doans Pills before it is too late !!
Doan's are a stimulant diuretic to the
kidneys. Doan's have helped thou
sands. They should help you. Here
is one of many Skowhegan cases:
Mrs. William Beauford, 7 Poplar
ST., says: "A dull ache across my
back annoyed me in my work. l felt
languid and depressed most of the
time. / read of Doan's Pills so | got
some at Fogg's Drug Store. Doan's
strengthened my kidneys and back SO
that was practically free from the
trouble"
Mrs. Beauford added: 1.-THE cure
Doan's Pills gave me has lasted"
Coo, at all dealers. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
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The Interesting News Of
Somerset's Busy Towns
NORTH CORNYILLE

Mrs II. ID. Eaton and sons, Fetch
er, John and Colby of Wateryille &c.
companied by Mrs. Shorey arrived In
town Friday to spend the summer a
the Eaton farm.
j. r. English was a business caller
in Belfast recently.
Alton AmaZeen and crew are press
ing hay at Merritt Gould's.
q Misses Edna Tufts of the Kinsmar
school and Arlie Chase of the Center
are preparing to take the State ex-
animation in June. They are eighth
grade pupils.
Miss Mabel Hargille attended the
funeral services of. Mrs. S. w. Phil
brick in Skowhegan, Saturday after
noon.
There was a large attendance at
Grange the evening of May 3. Clyde
H. Smith of Skowhegan spoke on
Highways, a very important subject
at the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Harville and
three children Ethelyn, Hilda and
Clyde visited Mrs. Harvlle's mother
at the home of Mrs. Isabelle Merrill,
Sunday.
Miss Mary Russell spent the week
end at home from her work in the
mill at East Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleba Harville Of
Skowhegan spent Sunday in town
with relatiyeAs
Edgar Whittier has sold his farm to
George Thebarge who will take pos
session at once.
CENTER SCHOOL NOTES
The following pupils have not been
absent for the term: Fred LaBree,
Pauline Kelley, Helen Mcclure, Una
Spencer, Edith and Katherine Kelley,
Leland Spencer, Stanley Flewelling,
Robert and Raymond Merrill and
Donald Trask. Arlie Chase missed
one-half day on account of sickness.
Norman Herrin, Elizabeth Kelley and
Eleanor Kelley missed one day only.
Thelma Gould who has been attend
ing the model school at Pennington
through the winter is back with us
this spring.
All the children are very much in
terested in the Boys and Girls Club
which Is being organized in town.
There are already twenty-four mem
bers registered. A registration OF
nearly thirty is expected.
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LEXINGTON

Ralph G. Dexter passed away Sat.
urday morning at a hospital in Show
hogan after several weeks sickness
Beside the wife. Mrs. Rose Taylor,
he leaves an aged father Rodney
Dexter and one brother, Arthur and
four nephews, xHesidessa large circle
of friends. RFuneral was held at
the late homs Monday at O'Clock.
Doris, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Stafford OF West New
Portland, WAS brought here and
buried Sunday.
Emma Beane, Bertelle Boynton,
Charles Gould are sick with the
measles.
Miss Adellne Hewett is helping her
sister, Mrs. Mahlon Hewett.
Mr. and Mrs. Howell Atwood and
Miss Gerelina spent the week end
with his folks e. +. Atwood and fam
lily in West New Portland.
Mrs. Lettuce Bradbury WAS the
guest of Mrs Josie Allbee Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Iaurston Young is
moving into the Ben Pinkham house,
so-called
The Misses Shirley and Shasta ALL
bee spent the week end with their
parents.
MILL SCHOOL NOTES
Those getting 100 per cent in read
ing and spelling this week We're Mil
dred and Willard Ford and Ronald
and Cecil Pinkham.
Superintendent Vose was visiting
schools Monday
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e. c. Traitor OF Harmony was in
town Saturday.
Phyllis Bailey is a guest of hel
Bailey.
T. J. Morrill, began his patrol work
May 2.
Robert Batey and wife of Dexter
are guests of Mrs. Batey's parents
Mr. and Mrs. a. II. Bailey for the
week end.
]. p. Mitchell was in Dexter fol
the day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth e. Ham have ar
rived home after spending the win
ter with their daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Thornton of Belfast. Their many
friends are glad to welcome them
home.
Misses Verna and Viola Bean were
week end guests of their former
teacher Miss Loantha Pike at Valley
Inn.
Ray Bean of the Flat has Dick,
the Standard Oil horse, for the sum-
mer. He is considered to be one OF
the finest horses in the county.
The many friends OF Mrs. Beatrice
ThurstOn are sorry to have her leave
the telephone Office where she has
been the efficient operator for three
years Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston
leased the Hamilton place of Mrs.
Lois Gilman and will move there
next week. -.
George Brasier of Brighton has
leased the John Ring place so-called
and is moving in.
Loring Bryant, an aged man who
has been boarding in the family OF
Frank Hunt, passed away last week.
Miss Annie Thomas passed the
week end at her home in Newport.
FLAT SCHOOL NOTES
Those receiving 100 per cent in
spelling for the week ending April
25 are as follows: Marguerite Saw
yer, Elizabeth Ham, Stanwood Ham,
Louise Ham, Donald Sawyer, May
Crosby, Gerald Crosby, Catherine
Became. Viola Beane, Yerna Beane, AL
mond Bailey.
Pupils who have not been absent
or tardy during the first three weeks
Of spring term. Marguerite Saw
yer, Elizabeth Ham, Stanwood Ham,
Louise Ham, Donald Sawyer, Gather
inc Reanc, Viola Became, Almond
Bailey.
The past week the League has
purchased paper toweling and soap
for the school.
Eleven pupils registered i'll the
school.
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ciety' Aunt Polly Blodkins, Mrs
Hattie WILDER; Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Addie
Stafford; Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Laura
Smith; Miss Alyira Tompkins, Mrs.
Rachel Lander; Miss Barry Golden,
Mrs Pearl WILDER: maid, Sarah, Mrs.
Lila Murray; Mrs. DUR, Mrs. Jen-
ME Durrell; Mrs. Straight Mrs Eth
ell Cross Miss Short, Mrs. Maude
Longley; Mrs. Samoth, Mrs. Elsie
Tufts; Mrs. Hutchins, Mrs Eflie Hut
chins; Mrs. Luke, Mrs. Emmie
Doyle.
Harold Winter underwent surgi-
cal operation Monday, for appendi-
citis at his home here. The operat-
ing surgeons were DIR. J. r. Garland
and c. W. Bell of Strong. A grad
uate nurse is caring for the patient
DIR. j. +. Garland was called to
Dead River Wednesday night to at
tend Dwight r Viles, who was badly
hurt at Dead River dam, while raising
or lowering the gates. Mr.. Viles
suffered a compound fracture of the
hip and bad lasceration OF the
flesh resulting in considerable loss of
blood. He was brought on a stretch
er IS miles to Carrabassett and taken
by train to the c. NJ. G. Hospital at
Lewiston Thursday, where his death
occurred Saturday morning.
A meeting of representatives of Col.
Asa Whitcomb Chapter, ID. A. r.,
Donald Norton Post. American Legiap,
the Women's Auxiliary, and the Wo-
mems Division of the Farm Bureau
was held Friday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Qrren Tufts at which
the following were present: Regent,
Mrs. G.. d. Vose, Mrs. W. b. Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orren Tufts for the ID.
A. r.; Commander b. T. Savage, John
williamson Milton Wing for the Le-
gion; President Mrs John Williamson,
Mrs e. r. Savage and Mrs. b. f. Dun
ton for the Auxiliary; Mrs. r. d.
Knapp and Miss Jennie Potter for the
Farm Bureau; Horace G. Winter for
the cemetery association. 1t was de-
cided to unite and to begin this year
on the work of setting trees for a
road Of remembrance for the soldiers
of the World War along the West New
Portland road. The committee chos-
en- to look after the plans for the
work are the heads of the organiza-
tions. e. n. Savage, Abbie William
son, Josephine Vose, Jennie Potter
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BuNKER HILL-ATHENS

Clifton Corson of Brighton was In
town Saturday visiting relatives.
Mrs Flora Davis is on the sick list.
Justin Bickford and Alden Faulkner
of Wellington were in town one day
last week on their way to Skowhegan.
Mrs. Lila Small and daughter Lur-
line were in Harmony Saturday.
The many friends of baby Yernal
Sinclair will be pleased to know that
he can walk once more after the ter
rible thigh fracture which he received
on February goth. DR.. Harris was
the surgeon who attended him.
Charles Forbus of Brighton was in
town Saturday.
Elmer and Alva Campbell were
business callers in Harmony, Tues
day
DIR. Harris of Brighton was in town
last week.
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HAITI AND

Mr.. and Mrs. f. l. llaselilnd
week end guests OF friends an1
tives in Ripley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Nelch y
berland Mills passed the veg
In town with their dangal91
Erwin Piper and family 4
Mrs. Edna Partridge Of Y
was a guest at Chester flea
Academy street, few days U
week. ID
The Misses Theresa md "
Merrick of ST. Alnans were
guests of their aunt Miss
Merrick on Webb }idse May
The farmers are plo|ins ana
ing a few early pegs and i9.si
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ll9o4 d
three of their children and J
Sanborn arrived Suaday Ny
from Florida where they n 1s1
living the past two }la1-. "
return in a few months. I'd
The play entitled The ~
presented by the lai'al !
Hartland Academy ffaat a
May 2. was a great success "
cially and financially
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FAST SKOWHFGAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pooler are the
proud parents of a seven-pound boy
born Sunday afternoon, May 4th.
Dora Macdonald spent the week
end with her friend Josephine Cum
mings.
Herbert Richardson who has had
employment in Fairfield the past win
ter, spent a few days with relatives
last week
Mrs. Ida Abbott of Clinton came
Monday to the home of Frank Pooler
to care for Mrs. Pooler-and little son.
Miss f. Felta Richardson was In
town Saturday on business.
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for the river drivers on the Wesser-
unsett stream.
Mr. andsMrs. Eugene Corson and
two children WILDER and Gertrude of
Canaan were guests at his fathers
Bert 'Corsons Sunday.
Burt Corson went to Harmony Sat
urday with potatoes for the Moody
Brothers.
Chester Berry arrived home Satur-
day from Gulford where he had been
at work for nearly two months.
John Foss of Athens was in this
vicinity one day last week buying veal
calves and hogs for market.
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iting at Grant Witbam,.

week. aiii 5 one a,
time. '0ile better at
lnzie Hilton is VISITING
Concord. ''''ig felatiye,
day after one weeks IN ut town i
DR.. Estes family bs vacation
and are living in the lave e.. iretal
house. Mrs. Estes bro, fred Y
ing with them. ''O'aer Is ,
Mrs. Flora BoyingtoD ~,
lie ter Esther have been yis anu ia
Thompson at Madison tb 5,si.lng 1
Fletcher Thompson '1 # past st '
formerly of this town, VI Va. Mad
on friends in town snpa Was ca
Grant Witham was at My;
day. ~ Maalson
Sarah Shorey and babv
ting her parents, Mr.. aog W., Sers
liam Murphy few DAYS l Al''
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CARATCNk

w. II. Clark is gaining NJ
happy to say; also Lewis WI
who has been seriously i'll Al
brothers Albert Williams.
Mrs. Mary Carbino has re.
home. She spent the wine.
her daughter Susie Miller n
ham.
Mrs. r. b. Butler is quite
at this writing, Mrs. Liza G)I
working for them at their d
Pleasant Pond.
The last meeting Of tie G.
Woman's Club OF the year md
Maude Clark, May 1st tor d
nual meeting and election OF
for the coming year Pre-
Florence Clark; vice president
nice Spauhlifts; secretary.
Clark; treasurer, Mary Niiha
rector, Helen Beano; music q
tee, |. C. Merrill, Alice Clark.
Shea; flower committee. Addie
Jessie Williams, Lettie Martin
gram committee, Sophia Villa
c. Merrill, Leona Sterling, ca
tee selling hearse and hearsa
Ada Spaulding, Annie Savage
Witham.
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SOUTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY

Chester Berry returned home Sat
urday from Guilford where he has
been employed in bobbin mill for
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Goodrich of
Athens are parents of a baby son
born recently.
few weeks at Scion village.
Miss Queenie Gehrke was i'll last
week with tonsllitis.
Supt. Fitzpatrick was visitor at
the Hamlin school Friday.
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BRIGHTON

Mrs. Sadie Brasier and son
have sold their place here to
ID. Warren Co. and are mo'n
week to Cambridge where thel
rented a place OF ~ L, Vat
SkoWhegan.
Mrs. Alma Bryant and danga'
berta of Belgrade are yIslilnl
tives and friends here in town
few days.
Miss Hildred Moore who Is
ing for Mrs. Harry Williams Y
Caratunk, Saturday, for a shof
with her parents. 7,
Mrs. Taylor Of Athens, w!
been caring for Mrs. Il. NJ
and baby daughter, returned
home Sunday.
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TIE FORKS

Clients Merrill. the little daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Merrill, fell
from a wagon where she was play
ing breaking her arm. She was
rushed to DR.. Deveaux hospital at
Bingham, where the fracture was set
and is getting along we'll
We are glad to know that Martin
Donahue who got hurt last week is
getting along as well as could be ex-
pected.
Fred Marshall and daughter Bea-
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WEST BRIGHTON

Scott Hunnewel of Brighton pass
ed through this vicinity one day last
week with Tom Bigelow of Bingham
who was going to Brighton to cook
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CAMBRIDGE

DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Wilson were in
Dexter for the day Wednesday.
Superintendent e. A. Pattee of Har-
mony was In town Friday on business.
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for the Bureau o. c. Doliber, J. L.
Voter for the cemetery association.
Senator Ralph o. Brewster. Rep
ublican candidate for Governor be-
fore the Primaries, will be in King
field Saturday afternoon, May 10, and
will address the citizens Of the town.
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KENNEBEC AyENUE-EMBDEN

Bell Curtis has returned to her
home in Scion for a few weeks.
Ernest Whipple and wife were WIS.,