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ISHAM WEEDS ISHAM

Joe Isham and Mrs. Betty Isham
are receiving the congratulations of
their many Cody friends. They
were married at Thermopolis on
Friday and returned home Sunday
evening, making the trip over to
the hot springs town overland with
Lee Davis. ST.
Both of these fine people have re-
sided in Park county for a number
OF years, and need no introduction
to Cody people. Mr.. Isham is at
the present time a member of the
local police force. Mrs. Isham is the
widow of Ed Isham, and made her
home in and around Cody for sew
eral years They will continue their
residence in Cody.
, 1924-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans are
spending a week at the Trueblood
cabin on Newton creek while Lloyd
tramps the hills for a bit of elk
steak.
, 1924-10-15
Christian Science

Sunday School 1000 a. IN.
Church Services HOO a. m.
Testimonial Meetings, Wednesday
500 p. m.
At Carnegie Library. All are cor
daily welcome.
, 1924-10-15

Harry Thurston is unloading a car
load of new Ford today. Several of
the new models are heat looking
cars.
, 1924-10-15
Catholic Church

Regular services during the win
ter months the second Sunday of
each month.
FATHER JOHN SPILLANE
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Improvement Society Meets

The laGies of the Village Improve
ment Society met on Thursday at the
nome of Mrs. Frank Spaulding for
their regular meeting. Mrs. Spauld-
ing was assisted by Mrs. Annie Bur-
CESS as hostess. The meeting was on
Domestic Science and an interest
ing program was given. Musical num-
berS on the program were vocal solos
by Mrs Neva Jones, with Mrs Flor
ehce Carr as accompanies, { piano solo
ny Miss Louise Jewell and a cornet
solo by Walter Burgess. An extended
report of the recent mid-winter meet
ing of the Maine Federation at Lewis
ton was given by Mrs. Fannie Hussey.
Tea. coffee and home made cookies
were served by the hostcsses. Miss
Adessa Spaulding and Miss Virginia
Hussey pouring. The ladies ex-
changed~favorite recipes while the re-
ireshments were being served.
The Y. |. s. have made plans for n
stunt party to be given at the Bap-
list vestry on next Tuesday evening.
All ladies' who are interested in the
club and its work are cordially invited
to be present
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Samuel Albee, at the age of nearly SO
wears. She was born in Unity ana
was the daughter of Amos and Bets!
Webb Her first husband was Abra-
ham Lander of Smithheld, who oled
a2 years ago Their home was IN
Thorndike, where were born four chill
dren. Flora, deceased; a son, Z. u:
Lander. also decea sed: Mrs. May Ste
yens of Unity, and c. A. Lancer OF
Madison. Her second husband was
Samuel Albee of Scion, whom she
married % years ago. After two
years they removed TO ~Norridgewock
and purchased the home where they
have since resided. Besides her hus-
band and two children. she leaves
three grsndsons. Clyde Lander OF
Madison. Linn Stevens of Unity anu
Irwin Lander Of Augusta. and
daugh;er-in-.aw. Mrs. E. G. Lander,
and three nieees. also of Augusta.
The funeral service was conducted by
Rev. L. D. Tibbetts of the Baptist
church, and hymns selected by the
deceased were rendered by Mrs. Neva
Jones and Mrs. Althier Haskell. Ffes-
ent from ont of town were Mrs. STE
vens from Unity: Bertha Whippie ana
Luther. Alhee Of Scion; Charles Ian.
der, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Lander aho
Mrs. Lillian Terkins Of Madison, and
a granada lGhter.
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Spring Lodge, I. 0. 0. r.. to be held
on the evening of February 2Sth.
There will also be a banquet and
special program.
a parish supper for the men of
the Methodist Episcopal church Is
to be held in the church dining room
next Thursday evening. Ii Is expect
ed that at that time steps will be
taken to organize a mems club.
Frank NJ Merrill of the Madison
Furniture Company is confined TO
his home by illness this week.
Mark Gray. Mr. and Mrs. +. Mich
oils, William +. Hilton. Mrs. George
Nevens went to Norridgewock Tues
day TO attend the February, meeting
of the Somerset Pomona Grange.
William Murray returned Tuesday
to Pennington. after passing few
days with his mother. Mrs. j. Muir
ray. at her home in this place.
William Stetson, who has been
employed as meat cutter in the
Madison Union Cooperative store
for the past two years. has recently
accepted q position in the Great
Northern paper mill.
The pupils of the Garfield schools
on the Arson side are making prep
arations for a Valentine social TO be
held in the town hall next Friday
evening.
The following births have been re-
Gently reported at the Madison town
clerks office: TO Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sereneha. Madison. Feb. ). a daugh-
ter. Mary Sereneha: Feb. .. TO MIR.
and Mrs Wilbur Hilton. Arson. a
son. NIahlon Aihearn Hilton: Jan.
30. Norridgewock. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon WATSON. a son. Gardiner Fran
els WATSON.
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Somerset Cleo Glib Meets

The home OF Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Chase on Angle street was the scene
of a delightful party Monday evening
when Alton Ellis and Mrs. Hazel
Brooks entertained the members of the
Somerset Glee Club. The meeting was
called to order by Mrs. Reed in the
absence Of the usuaf presiding officer,
and n brief business Sc ssion was held.
Games and stunts We're INDUCED in
and the following We're winners of
prizes. Peanut hunt. Geneva Hodgeon:
shooting contest. Mrs. II. l.. Ames; a
trip to New York and return "a dress
ing contesD. Mrs. Walter ThornhilI.
After the stunts cards were played and
the latest popular songs were sung.
The party was a valentine affair and
the decorations were appropriate for
the season. Delicious refreshments
We're served and the evening was n
very happy occasion for all present.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Sirois,
at which time Mr.. SiroiS and Miss
lppnA Foss will act as host and host
,SS
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Epworth League Members Enjoy
Straw Rjda

About twenty OF the members of
the EpwOrth League OF the Centen
AIRY Methodist church enjoyed n
straw ride to the homo of two of
their members Kenneth and Elsie
dickinson on the NorridgcANoc!: road
Monday night The young people
were accompanied by Mrs. Herbert
T.. Nichols who acted ~ Chaperon.
The trip To and returning from the
Dickinson homo was en- JOS ed by tell
ing stories and singing.
The regular monthly meeting of
the league was held with tho plesi-
dent. Kenneth Cole presiding: re-
ports were given by the secretary
and treasurer and the vice presidents
who direct the departmental work of
the league. II was decided TO leave
TO donation to be made by tho league
to the recreation room to the league
cabinet After the business meeting
games Were played and n jolly time
lad. The members of the league fur
nished and oyster stew ard the host
and hostess and their parents. serv-
Ell delicious fancy cookies and cake
and ice cream.
The Knight Rank will he conferred
upon a class OF candidates at the
meeting of the SkowhCgan Lodge
knights re rythias 10 be held Thurs
day evening After the work n sup
per will bc served
The regular meeting OF the Fed
Grated Working League was held
Monday afternoon at the church
rariors. The president, Mrs. W. j..
Woodbury. directed the transaction of
the business and plans were made
for the food and candy sale which Is
tn be lcld Thursday afternoon, Feb,
FL The afternoon was passed by
the ladies working ON their depart
mental work.. The next meeting will
he held on Monday afternoon, Feb
IlInrN Tho nni
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larly appropriate and Of unusual In
tCrest. as follows: Instrumental pre-
lude, America The Beautiful" Mrs.
Belle Strickland. organ; Mrs. Char
line Besse, piano; r. II. Moulton,
trombone; Miss Hazel Hopkins, VIC
I'm; Miss Martha Holt, mandolin.
America, choir and congregation:
responsive Scripture and prayer br
pastor Star Spangled Banner
choir and congregation; story of
Yankee Doodle, the KevolutionarN
war song. Rev. Longlcy; yankee
Doodle" orchestra: address on Geo
Washington, Mrs. Addio +. Holt,
Battle Hymn of the Republic" the
Civil war song: remarks on Abraham
Lincoln. Rev. Longley. extracts from
Lincoln's speeches, Mrs. f. l.. Long
ley. p. l.. Cotton: vocal solo, Lest
We Forget tkipling). Miss Dorothy
Shepherd: Lincoln's Gettysburg Adj
dress" Mrs. Belle l.. Strickland:
How Firm Foundation" favorito
hymn of Woodrow Wilson; paper on
Wilson. Mrs. Howard X. Brown:
1.-THE Brighter Home" choir; verse Of
America; benediction.
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Mrs. Flora (WaIker) Orcutt

Word has been received in town Of
the death of Mrs. Flora Walker Or
cutt. widow of Warren II. OrCutt
which occurred in Washington. ID.
C., where her home has been. Mrs.
circuit was formerly resident of
Skowhegan. Mrs. circuit was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Walker and Mr.. circuit was at one
time the principal Of the Bloomgeld
Academy and one of the first to en-
list in the Civil ar. Mrs. Orcutt
had frequently visited in Skowhecan
and by correspondence with her
friends has kept in touch with SHOW
hogan. She was eighty three years
of age Mrs. circuit is survived by
Il daughter Mrs. Lillian York and IL
grandson Warren circuit.
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WINDSORVILLE

Charles Overlook OF Washington
was Sunday visitor in town.
Miss Stella Ware. who has. been
staying with Mrs. Ruth G. Braun
the past three months, has returned
to her home in Gardiner.
Arthur Sproul Las purchased the
pine lumber on the lots known Hs
the Doe place on the Dexter Duntou
farm.
Langdon i. Viewer has received
box of cucumbers and spinach
green's grown and packed in Mrs.
Idella Allard Schmidts garden in
Ormond, Florida. Mrs. Schmidt il
a native of this town and former
resident of this Leighborhood.
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Madison High Holds
Preliminary Debate

The preliminary debate to select
the contestants from the Madison
High school to represent the school
in the Bates Interscholastic debating
contest was held at the High School
building Monday afternoon. There
were - candidates. as follows: Hill
degarde Baker. Elsie Houle. Ber-
telle Bearor. Nellie Simonds. Burke
Chandler. Norman Edwards. Roy
Cooper. Nathalie Holden. Beryie
Holden. Ernest Ratten. Wendell Tet-
ley, Shirley Ward. Stanley. The
judges were Supt. of Schools w. j..
Woodbury., Rev. c. J. Brown and
DIR. NJ. G.. Sawyer
The six chosen were: Norman Ed
wards. Roy Cooper. Nathalie Hold
en-. Shirley Ward, TendeIl Tetley and
Beryle Holden.
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TUc doath of MIS-. lucy BUice. widoW
Of Robinson Frye, Il former citizen of
Skowhcgan. occurred in Litchfeld. II.
n. where she had made her home with
her daughter. Mrs. Francis H. McQues-
ten. Mrs. Frye was a native of Scion,
being born in that town on May |,
ISIS. In 1880 she was married TO
Robinson Frye of Lawrence, Mass. Mr..
and Mrs. Frye resided in Concord,
Mass, until MIR. F'rve's death. which
occurred in 1851. After her husbands
death Mrs. FRYE went TO live with her
daughter at Lawrence. Mass. Mrs.
Frye leaves besides her daughter, Mrs.
McQuestcn. granddaughter, Miss
katherine FRYE of Boston. and a grand
son, Donald +. McQuestcp.
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Russell. relief committee. Mrs. Sal
ONE Gould. Mrs. Dora Atwater. Mrs.
Della Winslow; executive committee,
Mrs. Edith Farrar. Mrs. Nellie Gam
eau, Mrs. Marie Clukey, Mrs. Lula
Brown: auditing committee. Mrs.
Eliza Parkman, Mrs. Olive Dyer, Mrs.
Alice Atwater; patriotic entertain
ment committee. Mrs. Myrtle Gerry,
Mrs. Esther Rowe, Mrs. Nellie Can
eau, Mrs. Della WinslOw: aids. Mrs.
Eliza Parkman. Mrs. Angie Folsom
Mrs Easie Stevens. The social at
the home of Mrs. Salome Gould Fri
day evening was Il success, IS being
present.
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MADISON

a social event enjoyed by a large
company OF Young people Monday
evening was private dance at the
strand theatre. the committee H.
charge being Frederick Lewis. Miss
Beatrlce Rogers. Leon Steward and
Mrs. Lucille Towne. The stage OF
the theatre was beautifully decorat-
ca for the occasion with evergreers
ana plants. Refreshments were
served by the committee.
Henry II. Haines left town the
last Of the week for Boston. where
he underwent Il surgical operation
Monday. Mrs. ifaines went Monday
morning TO be present during the
critical period.
Plans are under way for the an
nual roll call meeting of Indian
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|Sk0WHEGAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, farmers ~ -
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Rogers Of Nor
sidgewock were business callers in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Everett Sawyer of North An
son has been a recent guest OF her
mother. Mrs. Flora Dunton Of Madi-
son avenue.
Mrs. Nina Moulton, who has been
in town on business for the past
three weeks returned Monday after
noon to Pressure Isle.
Mrs. Lulu r. Roberts. State COM
mander of the Womens Benefit Of
the Maccabees returned to Water
vile Tuesday morning.
Mrs. II. VI. Breen returned to Au-
gusta Monday afternoon after pass
ing ten GAYS with her daughter, Mrs.
Edrie +. Wynian Of the Island.
Friends Of Miss Gertrude Carter
will be interested to know that she
has been appointed by the State Sum-
day school association superinten-
dent Of Daily Vacation Bible
Schools.
Arthur Dinsmore OF Bingham was
in town Monday on business and
called upon his sister law, Mrs.
Alice s. Baker of Turner avenue. who
has been i'll for the past three weeks
with severe cold.
Misses Pearl Young and Gertrude
CreSty 'of the Write Entertainments
bureau of Boston who were here
Monday 10 appear on the program a;
the SkowheSan Sorosis Gentlemen S
Night left Tuesday for Boston
Holmes J.. Pickett has been called
TO Winter Harhor by the serious ILL
ness of his mother, Mrs. \. 6. Leigh
ton. Mr.. Holmes met i'll Waterville
sister, Mrs. G. Il. Strout OF Airing
ton, MasA who also went to VIM
ter HarboH
Mrs. Fred Ward, who has been
visiting her sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Gilman of the Is
land. returned to her home in Emb-
den Monday. Mr.. Ward was in town
Saturday to attend court and visited
over Sunday at the Gilman home.
returning with Mrs. Ward Monday.
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Outline PARTY

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon
Boyd was recently the scene of happy
gathering of friends when an afternoon
was passed lacking two puffs. The
Following ladies We're present: Mrs
Alfredo Cool. Mrs. Pearl Whitney, Mrs
Fayella Reed. Mrs. Grace st. Ledger
Mrs. Gladys Fleming and Mrs. Emma
Robson. The afternoon was very
happy occasion and Mrs. Boyd served
delicious ICE cream, small cakes, salt
ed nuts and candies
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Dexter
Dispeu Doubt As To Purity Of Wat.

G'speii Douot As o PURITY OF water
All lingering doubt as to the sani-
tary condition of Dexter's water sup
ply. Lake Wassookeag. was dispelled
Monday by the receipt of letter
from Elmer w. Campbell of the state
Department OF Health. Augusta. The
letter stated that complete exam
jim ton of the sample Of water sub
mitted Jan. 81. shows that this SAM
pie comes in under the standard for
purity of drinking water In the fall
one sample sent to the State Health
Department was declared unsanitary
and thorough investigation Of sur
roundings of the Lake was made by
Supt. Walter F. Hill of the Dexter
Water Works.
Woman's Relief Corps Committee
Mrs. Erma Bridges. president OF
II. F. Stafford Relief Corps, has APP
pointed the following committees TO
serve for the year: Conference COM
m!t;ee. Mrs. Myrtle Gerry, Mrs. Ad-
die Burrill. Mrs. Eta Bailey, Miss
Marguerite Bertrand. Miss Minnie
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Anthony {. Brown

Funeral services were held WEI
nesday last week for the late An
thony c. Brown at his late homo on
the Weeks Mills road. Windsor Neck.
Mr.. Brown was a man OF exemplary
character and sterling qualities. His
genial disposition and natural kind
ness of heart won for him many
friends. He will be greatly missed
and deeply mourned by his grand
daughter, Mrs. Glennie Brown, with
whom he made his home, and his
adopted daughter. Mrs. Edward
Weeks of Weeks Mills.
Much sympathy is extended to the
sorrowing relatives and friends.
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p. N. c. Observe Anniversary

Tho ladies Of the Pioneer Past No.
bic Grands Association of the Pris-
ella Eehehah Lodge on Monday OBJ
served It's Twelfth anniversary Of its
organization The meeting was held
at the /. q. O. l.. Iali. In The after
noon the regular monthly meeting OF
the association vas held with the
president, ,ilS. Gridlcy Il. FogG
presiding. ~ $50 a delicious ban
duet was served consisting OF the
following menu: Grapefruit. sent
from St. Petersburg. Fla, by Mrs.
Wills y. Byily n past president Of
the association who is passing the
winter in the south. chicken pie bis
cults. fruit salad. tarts. custard and
lemon pies, coffee and candies. The
decorations were most attractive and
contested OF bouquets Of carnations
and tho favors were also cut flowers.
The place cards We're very pretty
and besides the names OF tho guests
they also bore The dates 19l2-i92i.
The president. Mrs. FOsg cordially
greeted on behalf OF the ladies', their
gentlemen who were tho special
guests Of the evening The program
consisted of readings and u play en-
titled "RaiSing trio Price Of Butter"
with the following cast: Mrs. Sarah
j.. Dyer, Mrs. Lillian Smith. Mrs.
Carrie Berce, Mrs. Mabel Bragg ana
Mrs. Ava Sheridan, and was amusing
and much enjoyed,
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D. A, r. Silver Tea

The annual silver tea Of Eunice
Farnsworth Chapter. y. A. t.. will
occur Monday afternoon, Feb. IS. in
the parlors of the public library. The
speakers will be Stale Regent Mrs. 3.
w. G. Cushman of Auburn and Vice
Regent Mrs. Blaine S. Eiles Of Au-
gusta.
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Friday evening of this week the
Colby College Musical Clubs will give
a program in the opera house for the
benefit of the Skowhegan High school
This program will be of especial in
terest to Skowhegan people as local
young man will appear on the program,
Kenneth Russell Copp, son of Reuel j..
Copp. lie graduated from S. n. s. in
1921 and was valedictorian of the class.
Tickets may he exchange Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday afternoons
AT the box Office at the opera house for
reserved seats. Tickets may he pro-
cured from the pupils of the high
school.
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,, Sunset Chapter. No. So. Order of the
Eastern Star, will hold a regular meet
, ing on Friday, Feb IL. A $50 supper
will be served by the officers. Chapte :
will open at as.
Crescent Tent, No 16, MaccabeeS.
and the Women's Benefit held a much
enjoyed social at Grand Army hall
Monday evening. The installation of
officers of the Maccabees will doubtless
take place on Monday evening, Feb. %.
Delicious refreshments were served by
he ladies. Mrs. Lulu II. Roberts,
state commander. of Waterville, was
in attendance at the meeting.
The Good Will Club will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John III. Jenkins on Water street TO
tack puffs.
A number of Skowhegan Changers
were in Norridgewock Tuesday where
they attended a meeting of the SOM
ersCt Pomona Grange.
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Patriotic Service at Baptist Church
A large audience filled the Baptist
church Sunday evening to listen to
the patriotic service as arranged by
the pastor. Rev. T.. L. Longley in
memory OF Washington. Lincoln and
Wilson. The program was particu-
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NORR|DCEWOCK

Mrs. G.. II. Blaisdell and son Alton
passed Friday in Skowhegsn at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Blaisdell
T. j. Rogers and r. NJ. Williamson
have been serving on the jury at the
January term Of court in Skowhegan.
Mrs. Evelyn Mcneil Clarke passed
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Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Bracket have
received word that their son, Carl v.
SFrackett, was married AT Bristol.
Conn, on Jan. 10th. TO Eunice Mabel
Magoon of Burlington. VT. the cere-
mony being performed at the Pros
pect Street Methodist parsonage by
the Rev. William West. pastor of the
church. The bride was attired in mid
night blue tricotine. with over blouse
and hat of gray. and carried bouquet
Of bride roses. She was attended by
Miss Mary Watson of Bangor as
bridesmaid. who wore a gown Of blue
crepe de chine with hat to match and
carried pink roses. The groom was
attended by William Lane Of Olllaho-
ma.
Mr.. Bracket is veteran Of the
World War. having served in the
famous Y. d. Division. and is at the
present time a member of the Connec-
ticut National Guard. He is en-
ployed at the New Departure Manu-
featuring Company. After a brief
wedding trip passed at Hartford.
Conn. they arc to reside at the Endee
Inn, Bristol. Conn. Mr.. Bracket has
many friends in town who wish him
and his bride much happiness in
their married life.
Miss Ethelyn Adams of North New
Portland is visiting Villa keene. Miss
Adams lived formerly in this town.
being the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Adelbert Adams.
James Mcdonald was in Waterville
Monday on business.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Baptist church mot with Mrs.
George Hussey on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Audrey Scott Briggs and in
fanf daughter Dorothea. who have
been visiting her parents, Nr. and
Mrs. Guy Scott. have returned to their
home in Madison.
Miss Virginia AveriIl, one Of the
assistant teachers in the high school.
has been called home by the illness of
her mother. Her place is being sup
piled by Mrs. Kate Hilton
The Rebekah Lodge will hold n
food sale at the home Of Mrs. Freeman
Abbott saturday afternoon at $50.
Mrs. Eugene Charles Of Smithfield
is visitor at the home OF her sister
Mrs. Wallace BlaisdelI
Mrs. Henry Oliver of West Farm
tngton is making a visit to her sister.
Mrs. j. NJ Fierce
Rex stevens. who recently under
went Z serious operation at the SOM
erset hospital, is reported to be slow
iy gaining.
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Grange Meetinu

There will he no meeting OF the
Skowhegan Grange this week as
t'there are three weeks between the
meetings this time and the next
meeting will be held Wednesday
evening the Goth at which time a
valentine program will be presented