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had promised TO set her free.
She had written Bruce but once
since saying goodbye to him In
New York, and given the letter to
Nigel to have mailed. He had
glanced up from 1t with n Quizzical
little smile.
You'll see my point OF view, OF
course. in asking you not to do this
again." he remarked. IL I'm to
have you for only six months, I'd
like TO have your attentions eXclu-
sively, please"
She had flushed and turned away.
kind but Nigel had spoken in such
a tone that she could make no ex
plantations.
Wilma Raymond and her husband
always seemed to be wherever they
were. and Wilma even on better
acquaintance was far from friendly.
Mary realized that she could not be
trusted. but kept on trying to make
friends with her nevertheless. Il
have nothing to lose" she told her
self. after an evening at CARDS, dur
Ing which Wilma had been espe-
cially exasperating. Mary rather
wondered at herself; she had never
been so forbearing in the old days.
But now she found it easy; she was
looking ahead. always. to the end
Of the six months. She who was
going to he SO happy could afford to
yield anything TO SO unsatisfied n
creature as Mrs. Raymond obviously
was.
DO you know what think I'll
do?" Nieers voice cut across her
reflections. IS she stood before her
mirror, unfastening the strand Of
pearls that she wore. She turned
suddenly: it was unusual for him to
come to her room at that hour. u
think I'd like to go to India and
hunt big game" he went on. throw
ing himself down in a deep chair
and lighting n cigarette Haven't
been there in years. and 1t would be
fun to go again" .
But. Nigel. don't you think you
ought to go on to England now that
we're come as far as Paris, and look
after your affairs" Mary protested.
Il know that you got them straight
ened out after your fathers death,
but surely you ought to keep mat
tiers in Your own hands, and rs
months since you've had anything
to do with what's going on"
Il read Barkley's report every
week." he muttered. That's enough.
Barley knows more about business
than l ever could; he was my
fathers right hand man always. I'd
Just make a muddle of things II /
tried to take them over. And. any
way. what do YOU know about what
I'm doing? All you care about my
money is that I've got enough TO
pay your bills. and buy you things
Copyrtoht. 1874, BY The
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r MMxuzy glove
i b. VIOIET DARE
AUTHOR OF Tie Idk-1fme IOtfe. Zpe. " 1ane7. -,
), VIOLET DAQE
Tie laK-7me Uife.. Zove. o. 1ame7. sn

like that" nodding toward a chi.
chilla wrap that lay across Oh. a.
of the bed.
Nigel. that isn't fair, I'm -.
the one who urges that I wear 81
things: you are l wouldn't car. !,
never had them. And do ha,s !.
see you neSlecting your Interests, !,
think"
Il think they're my own aS.,.t
II you chose to be the sort or MN.
YOU ought 10 be. instead Of moo,
ing around thinking about IN,
Gillian chap. Id make an hons,
effort. but since you don't. | So.s
give ahang. And II you don't a.,
Tor things like that wrap kno,
who does" he retorted. and ca,cA
ing It up left the room. The n.,,
evening Wilma Raymond was w,,,'
ing it when she Joined them 10, N,
theater.
Isn't Nigel a dear TO give ma,
this?" she exclaimed. smoothins N.
thick. soft fur with one Of her I'M.
ringed hands. I've always wsn,s
a chinchilla wrap. but OF course i
didn't think I'd ever have orr
we're so horribly poor"
Mary assented politely to her fr
remark and ignored the second
Wilma was always dragging form
the fiction OF poverty, though N.
fact was never apparent: she Al.
ways seemed to have whatever a.,
wanted and so wherever she Liza
as did her husband. And ohviouslr
Wilma liked to be where Nigel vi.
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BURNHAM

Miss Florice u. Foster of Water
vile visited over the week end at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dunton of
Tilton. n. H., have been passing sew
'eral days in town returned to their
home Sunday. accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. G. w sherman, who
will visit them n short time.
a party consisting OF Misses Cath
crime and Christine Cunningham,
Lawrence Mitchell and Miss Helen
NJ. Pooler OF Pittsfleld have started
on an auto trip to Quebec and Mon
treal.
Arnold Hunt and Ernest Hunt Of
Orono passed the week end at their
homes. w. c. Hunt returned with
them to Orono and he will also have
employment rs Mason on the new
college building.
Arthur Hunt of Millinocfet visited
over sunday with his famil,'.
I. r. Gerald, who has ,ased his
store the past year to II. c. Dunphy.
has bought the goods of Mr.. Durphy
and is again engaged in trade a; the
same place.
William McAllister went to \ in
ocket Monday where he has sm oy-
ment as O mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Simpson Of Low
ell. Mass. visited Sunday with her
brother. Frank Sayward and with
friends in town.
Burnham, Grange will hold it's first
meeting for fall, on Tuesday evening
and n good attendance is desired
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.. McAllister and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Cunningham have
attended the play 1.-THE Runawys"
given in Union Hi. Pittsfeld. the lat
ter part Of the week, Miss Catherine
Cunningham being a member OF the
cast.
Mis- Marguerite Coffin the teacher
OF the Eelweir school visited over
the week end at her home in Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Crawford and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F.. Gilmore were
visitors in Waterville Saturday.
Miss Trina Y. Davis was at home
from Colby College to pass the week
end.
Mrs. Tobias Gerald was a visitor
Saturday with friends in Clinton.
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COMMA

Willard, Wendall. Wallace and
MISS MHrtia Pipes. Miss Ruby
Hovey, Miss Letha Nelson and
Mrs. Hattie Blanchard were some
of the Corinna people in Pittsfield
Saturday to attend the running
| horse races Eeld on the Four County
.! iair association track. Barney. the
iavorite horse owned by w. I.
Pipes OF Morses Corner. this town,
won third money in his class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. futile,
|. daughter. Maudist. Lorenzo Clark
| and Walter Blanchard were in
Dexter Saturday TO attend the Ku
klux Khan celebration.
Mrs. Ruth Downs and daughters.
Thelma and Glennice. were over
Sunday guests of Mrs. Downs
uncle. David NJ. Blaisdell and family
in Stetson.
w. l.. Pusher is on his annual
vacation. which he is passing with
his daughter. Mrs. Herbert Palumbo
and family in Lebanon N. II.
Mrs. Scott Nutter OF Dexter was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. l..
ID. Ireland and family on Ireland
avenue, last week.
tertained by the Dexter Literary
club Wednesday afternoon. Oct. Is.
All Of the local club members are
requested to be present at the
Perkins drug store on that date at
1:45 o'clock.
The Corinnar Literary club mem
bers are also requested to meet at
the Perkins drug store Thursday
morning, Oct. 1e at 3 O'Clock,
where there will be automobiles in
waiting to take all the members to
Guilford to attend the Onawa
Literary Union meeting.
Fred Scott OF Ellsworth was the
guest of his brother Prof. John
Scott OF this town, last week. He
was accompanied on his return to
his home by his niece. Miss Priscilla
Scott. for several days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson ]. Freese Of
Cuilford. who have been the guests
OF their daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick e. Perkins on
Elliott street for several days, have
returned to their home.
ThA many friends Of Eari Perkins
are pleased to know that he Is re
eovsrine from an operation, recently
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WINSLOW

Frank Taylor Of vassalboro and Mrs.
Ida Mari OF Georgetown were callers
in town Monday.
Miss Marguerite Cushman has re-
turned from weeks vacation passed
with friends in kcnnebunk. The re.
turn trip was made I'm company with
Misses Edna and Louise Cushman and
Alec Baird.
Miss Rosie Reynolds has mturned
to her home from Elm City Hospital.
where she underwent an operation on
nose and throat Although still con-
fined to the bed she Is much more COM
Portable
Mrs. Alice Foster Is caring for Mrs.
Lucy Cratic. who has been i'll.
Mrs. j. W. frentiss. who has been
suffering severely from an abscess
was operated on Monday and is report
ed more comfortable. Mrs. Archie Prem
tiss Is caring for her.
Mrs. Edith Forth has completed her
course at the Central Maine TAbercular
Sanatoriun and gone on two weeks
| rest ut her old home in Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Reynolds enter
. tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jakins, Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Jakins. Mrs. Russell
Simpson and sons. and Jerome Murray
at their cottage at Owls Head on Sum
day.
Miss Isabel Perry, who teaches in
the Warren district. her friend Pauline
Hayford of China, and Rufus Crosby
motored to Harrington over the week
end
Stephen Hodges has purchased new
Studebaker touring car.
Miss Jessie Shirley. the new school
nurse. commenced her duties Monday.
Mrs Nina Hodges is delegate to
tho congregational conference at South
Gardiner the 18th from the Benton
Falls church.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Mansfield Of
Northport were recent visitors at the
| home of w. l.. Mansfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin n. Grant Of st.
Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles John
con Of Fairfield were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Reynolds of Bay
street.
Stanley Reynolds OF Chelsea Mass,
| was caller in town Monday.
Ralph Johnson of Albion was a call
err in town Monday.
I Chester Ellis of Augusta was in town
yesterda on business.
w. T. Reynolds. Jr.. and Harold
Wood have returned from a business
| trip to Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Mansfield and
children visited Mrs. Mantields sister
| in Bowdoinham Sunday.
Virgil Hawes has blood poisoning in
his hand.
Alton T. kidGcr of Portland was a
visitor at the home of his parents on
Sunday.
benjamin Wood IS confined to his
! home On the Garland road by sickness.
Three of the editorial staff of the
! Coburn Clarion are Winslow students
I literary editor. Annie Hooper,; sports
! editor. Priscilla Clark; school nctcs.
| Evelyn GriEda!l.
MAPLE RIDGE ROAD-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Durham have gone to
, Canton. Mass. where they will re-
main for the present.
Mrs. Fila Turner Of Midtown is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Nc
Pheters.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Partridge of
Augusta were callers sunday at j. II.
. Baileys.
Mrs. Abbie Jenkins and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Towle called Sunday on
T.. H. Plummer and family of Albion.
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PERSONAL MENTlON

Ernest Meservey passed the week
Mrs. Fred Enid Of Athens was In
town Monday.
Leon Titcomb returned to Bangor
Monday.
Ralph Larrabee Of Solon 10 4 pa
tient at the Somerset hospital.
DIR. Edward White was In starks
Sunday.
Mrs. R!nes Of Augusta Is the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Daisy Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer e. Harris. will
60 to st. Johnsbury. VT, Wednesday.
Earl Dunton of New Sharon is a
surgical patient at the Somerset hes
Miss Airline Beale was in town
Monday On her way to Augusta.
where she is employed.
Mrs. Mary Harris. who has bee the
guest of relatives In Bath, returned
Mrs. i. J. Mitchell and Miss Clara
Tibbetts Of Hlnckley we're week end
guests Of Mrs, Rose Strickland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fred Turner were
guests sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
D. symons ut Lake Wesscrunseet.
Mre. Helen Merrill lis very Ill at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Clifton
Whittemore on Madison avenue.
Mrs. Kerry Il. Steward, who has
been the guest OF her mother. Mrs. u.
y. Folsom in Augusta. has returned.
Mrs. John Casey and children OF
Portland are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Mathiep.
Mrs. Pearie Black. who has been
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Violet
Horne. returned to Gardiner Monday.
Attorney an, and Mr.. Tho, Thomas u.s.. a. :
Sunday OF Mr. and Mrs. w. a. Chase.
Miss Virginia Cummings. who has
been a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lancy, returned ID Boston. Monday.
Mrs. Roy Sylvester left for Port
land and Boston Monday. on u bust
ness trip.
Mrs. Nellie Goodrich Of Canaan
was In town Monday on her way to
Mcdford. Mass. to visit her sister.
Mrs. Harry whitman.
Herbert Merrill Of New Jersey is in
town. called here by the criticaf>ill-
ness OF his mother. Mrs. Helen Mer-
TiI,
Mr.. 4. J.. Perkins Of Madison ave-
nue. who has been suffering from an
Infection I'm hIs left hand and wris:
~ slowly improving.
Mrs. William Martin and daugh-
tiers. Misses Sadie. EfIie and Evn.
motored to their cottage Mt Lake Au-
nurf. Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Allie Knights and
lits. Ida Russell were guests Sunday
Of Mrs. knights father. Jefferson
jones'. In Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Savage and
children were in Hnrtlnnd Sunday.
quests OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles
White.
BENJAMIN Witham. who ia en-
plOyed by the Central Maine Power
90. returned 70 Oakland Monday. af-
ter passing Sunday with his family
on Bridge street.
Ms. Emma Gilbert. who has been
the guest of her mother. Mrs. AL
vida Waugh Of the Lakcw God road.
returned tn tho state sanitorlum at
Fairfield. where she Is "A patient.
Monday.
Mrs. TIeber Odgon. who has been
tho guest OF Mrs. Irving I.askey Of
the Lakewood road returned to
her husband who motorcd over for
her.
a number of men motorcd to Nor
ridgewock Monday evening to hear
nr. Merrill of Indiana and Il. W.
Eastman. klcagle OF Somerset coun-
~. who were speakers Mt q Ku klux
klhn meeting.
AR. and Mrs w II. Godfrey. Mid
dletown. Mass. Mr.. ana Mrs. Ray
,nond Godfrey. Danvers Mass. and
Miss Hlldreih Judkins. Maiden.
Mass. notored to Cornvill Saturday,
where they were guests OF Miss Jud =
King parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. r.
Judk.ns.
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President emeritus L. Clark Seeiye:
who did yesterday. Exercises VIII
he suspended on that day out of res
meet for the memory of DIR. Seelye.
London. Oct. 13-Extraditton pro-
ceedings aginss John Wesley De Cay.
wanted in America In connection
with the failure of the ATLANTIC Ma
tional Bank. Providence. r. l.. IN
lela. were continued today until Oc-
tober 90. At that time Pleasant A.
Stovall former minister of Switzer-
land, is expected to- testify for the
United States government.
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The music that evening was Won
derful. and Mary would have en-.
joyed it In spite OF the cons,ap,
chatter that Wilma kept up. Il hr|
thoughts had not been so much cc'
cupied with other things. Sal
found her life increasingly haIl
Various men friends of Nigers. see.
Ing the casual manner In which hl
treated her. had offered their sery.
ices as comforters. and Nigel haal
laughed about II and urged her VI
accept them. So long ns she wal
his wife and he could look upon hal
beauty ns a possession OF h!s, M
cared little what became OF her
She was held back from the pro-
test that she would have made BEL
cause OF her own feeling that shl
was partly responsible for his nttt
tude. Perhaps IL she had been df'|
ferent, If she had cared for him III
stead OF Bruce Gillian. he woaR|
have been willing to settle down and
accept his responsibilities willing VI
give up living for tho gaming taAa
and the hunting field.
1T must come out right some
how. * you are willing TO DO you'll
best" Boyd Mowbray had told her
Nothing can withstand that" Wei
she had not honestly done that
felt that she could not.
Il wonder" she thought. rs sa
sat. back In the box with the mu'6
sweeping up In great waves toward
her. II wonder If things would M
different II went 20 Nigel md toll
him that / would do things dlTTf
emily. I've tried 10 arrange ererff
thing to suit myself: II rave M
that might prove tn he Just wh;'
was needed. But. oh. how can |
do that? How can give PrIce Oi1
sacrifice my love to him because q
my own folly?" q
Tomorrow-A Courageous Step
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.
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floating about in the Battle Sea y
in the English Channel. according
reports which are being filed ann I'M"
weekly by captains of vessels wa.
ply In these waters. 4 ship com"
from Antwerp recently reporter
mine off the Goodwin Iighishlp
tho Channel. and two others were
ported nearby by the captain y
vessel sailing from Russia.
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WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S
i HAPPENED.

MARY HAYWARD. famous
beauty. has gone through the form
OF n marriage with
SIR NIGEL. CAvESDISH. al
though she Is I'm love with
BRUCE GILLIAN. Cavendish
knows she does not love him. but
urges her to remain with him for
six months. promising that he will
allow her to have the marriage an
nulied at the end OF that time and
return to Gillian. Gillian soes to
Alaska and Mary and Nigel spend
their honeymoon in Venice, with,
MILMA RAYMOND. an old friend
Of NiGefs. and her husband.
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Koenigsberg. Germany, Sept. - !.
Ga. j.. by Maid "A courier my
service Of the Moscow gorernrnss'
who travels frequently between ~ y,
sin and continental Europe. has %
en- up trains for the airplane'
has made so mir trips between ~
and Moscow. q distance Of 10o n'p.
land estimates he has thus ra-
himself 100 days OF travel in unc0p
fortablcN trains.
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|sk0vVREcAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, .. =, s.;

turned over near here Saturday night.
will be held here tomorrow afternoon.
Aarmon was returning from q western
trip and had reached Avon, near here,
when lights from an approaching car
blinded him and he lost control of the
machine. He WIS pinned beneath the
car. His widow and baby daughter are
returning here from Athol. Mass, for
the services.
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GOLlcn CrOss to Meet

Milburn tommandery, No. 900.
United Order Of Golden Cross will
hold its regular meeting In the
knights OF Pythias hall on wednes-
day evening. A banquet will he
served at o'clock. 1t is expected
that sixteen young ladies of Hallo-
wei Will attend and confer the de-
cree on n large class OF candidates.
Grand Commander Herbert Mcken-
ncy of Portland and Walter G..
Leighton of Gardiner will also be
special guests. A large attendance
IL desired.
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We're n w a Y 9
surrounded by
people. most OF
them the gay,
i ard drinking
sort crowd he
liked best. Mary
tried hard to AZ
in: s he W a q
grateful We n
for amusements
for which she
are d nothing,
since they helped
make the time
paSa until Nigel
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of the United Statec. will be called
upon to make the collection?
There is still time TO issue n word
of warning. If American manhood rs
to be called out let us know 1t now.
If crepcs are again to hang from hun
dreds Of thousands Of American
homes. let us know 1t now. IL moth
ers. sisters. wives, are again to go
through n long night of agony. let
us know 1t now. If munitions manu-
facturcrs and war profteers are
again to walIow In riches coined from
the blood of young America, let US
know 1t now.
"Silence has become sinister at n
time like this. Certainly it is no time
TO hooded secrecy"
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Municipal Court

John w. Bower of Tho Forks was
before Judge Maurice r. Merrill. at Il
hearing Of the municipal court Mon
day. having been apprehended Sum-
day on Il warrant which was issued
last April. Bower, 1t IL understood,
had been sojourning in Canada since
last April. He was charged with
maintaining a place rcsorted to, for
gambling. The state had three wit
nesses, Edmund COmber Bert Maur-
ice and Selectman Henry Pierce.
After listening to the states evil
dence. Judge Merrill found Bower
guilty and imposed fine of $50 and
costs s56.13. making n total Of $106 IS.
lie was committed to jail
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barbara Witham. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs benjamin Witham OF
Bridge street, recently observed her
ninth birthday when n party was
givcn ut the home of her parents.
Among the guests were Norma Lea
Wit. Janette Jewell. Ruth Ames.
Doris Cakes. William Christensen.
Gerald Griffin. Robert Bernor ard
Frank Mclean. The hours were
happily passed playing games. A
handsome birthday cake and Ice
cream. cake aud candies were served
Ivy Airs. William. The little hostess
received many nice gifts and best
wishes for happy returns OF the day.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Afr. and Mrs. Wilbur w. Creation
were guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Thing in Livermore.
Mrs. Blanche Feneaux. who has
been the guest OF her brother. Rev
J, Louis A. Renaud, and Miss Alma
III. Rsnaud at the Notre Dame rec
tory, has returned to Lynn. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Sargent, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Judkins. Chester
Nuttins, Miss Gladys Lowther, Mr
and Mrs. Harry Newton and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry a Dinsmore passed the
week end at Henderson camps, Jack
man.
Mrs. Della Stone. who has been in
sister, has come TO 3kowhegan and
assumed her duties as teacher Of the
sth grade, Park school. Mrs. Alice
4. Mitchell has substituted for Mrs
Stone.
The funeral service for Mrs. Jerry
Larry will be held this afternoon at
O'Clock at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Buker. Spring street. conduct
ed by Rev. George l.. Thuriow OF the
Federated church. Burial will be In
Canaan.
The funeral services for Mrs. Liz
zie Il. Packard will be held Wednes-
day AFTERNOON at = o'clock at the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. Harold l..
Larry on Bush street, conducted by
Rev. Herbert l.. Nichols. pastor of
the Centenary Methodist church.
Burial will be made in the family
lot at the Southsde cemetery.
The meeting OF the Ladies' Social
Circle OF the Centenary Methodist
church was to have been held to-
morrow afternoon has been post
poned until Wednesday afternoon.
October 22nd.. when 1t will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Harry K. Dins-
more.
The Wesserunsett Grange will
hold a Halloween social at their hall
in Cornvifle. October :;Oth,. when q
quilt will be auctioned off and gen
erai good time had.
The funeral gervice for Mrs. Mcry
Ann Tozier will be held this TVS
day at 10 o'clock OF the home OF t.
aud Mrs. Clifton Jewell in CAM /.
The officiating clergyman will &c
Rev. George l.. Thurlow, pastor oi
the Federated church. Burial II
be In Canaan.
Rev. George l.. Thurlow. pa; OF
Of the Federated church conducted
n religious service at the Town Hall
In Cornville Sunday afternoon which
was we'll attended. There will be no
service in Cornville next Sunday, Blu,
I Mt 10 all having autos and those
! who do not are to meet at the hall
and come to Skowhegan to attend q
special service which will be held
at . o'clock at the Federated
church.
The ladies of the First Philathea
class OF the Federated church will
hold a home cooked food sale Satur-
day afternoon at the Hotel Coburn
store.
The semi m onthly meeting Of the
First Philathea Class will be held
at the church Wednesday evening
followed by sewing meeting.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Lu iung Hsiang and Ho Feng-
Ling who surrendered Shanghai to
Attacking forces flee from that city
toward Japan. Foreign residential
section is closely guarded as result
OF surrender.
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Wcsscrunsctt Grange Meets

There was a fine meeting with n
large attendance OF the Wesserun-
sett Orange at their hall In Cornville
Saturday night. After the regular
business session the following pro-
gram was carried out: Vocal solo.
Marguerite" Mrs. Matthew Thomp-
son: address. Rev. George l.. Thur
low. pastor o: the Federated church:
song. ireland Must BE Heaven for
Mother Came from There" sung by
Erwin Smith. illustrated by Ralph
Yorke. and Norman Herrin. accom-
panied by Miss winnifred Gardiner:
son. "Barnie Google" sung by Ralph
Horke. illustrated by Erwin Smith.
accompanied by Miss Gardiner: tab
lean. Helen Mcclure. Mildred Smith
and Evelyn Flewellyn; song. mo
Sir" Herbert Thompson and Miss
Gardiner. accompanied BY Miss Ida
Thompson.
Among the guests were Rev. ana
Ntes. George I.sThurlow and several
members of the SkowhegAn grange.
ana Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Godfrey OF
Middleton, Mass. a. delicious supper
wae served at 1850. The next meet
ing will besheid on Saturday evening.
october 18th.