davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-24

PRODA Sc dunn dvourodinny
ma dlazd6ne ulici, vse zarize-
no, jsou tam slime stromy,
dobra pramenita voda a je
vse zaplaceno. Haste sc po
Ste hod. vecer v {. 11113 Hull
da ave. u Luna Parku. As
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
o 6 pokojich, koupelna, bridli-
cova strecha, kombinacni fer
mes, garaz, lot as pri 145 str,
cena $1,000. Haste sc v {. 3347
vych. 139. st. 1926
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CHCETE-LI KOUPITI novy
dunn lacino, mann nekolik do
ml ma prodej a sice {. 1901 +.
103 ST., {. $500 E. LOG st. z
Union a tez nekolik v Corlett.
Prijd'te hned, neb ceny jsou
mike. Haste sc IL FIR. LiSy,
kontraktora, 1910 E. 116 st. z
Miles ave. 3-24
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Ona: "Taky Sc vam pri tan
ci zatoci hlava?"
.SOn: "Mne az donna, kdyz 81
spccitam, co ia legrace stala. =
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CHMURNE DNY.
NAPSAL HUGH CONWAY
Z angickeho pfclosila Kidra Specingroud


vodci m1ze odporuciti. Pozo-
rovali jspe radi lid zdejsi.
Byli jsme nadseni pri po-
hledu ma ty malebne, otrhane
cernooke hochy andaluzske,
ktefi 81 hrali skotacili ma
rohu kazd6 ulice. Upozorno-
vail jeden druheho ma graci-
osni postavy Sevillanan1; ale
ia vedel a znova sc presvedco-
val, re Sc zadna z postav tech
nevyrovna drahe me Filipe. &
Prochazeli jsme Sc ma row.
nych strechach a pristrescich
Gale de las Sierpes a small
Sc tenn podivnym malym kram
kun bez oxen. Vsecko nam
bylo kol cizim, tax krasnym4
tax uplne odpovidajicim sta
rym tradicim, vsecko plno "a
jimavosti, ze neni divu, kdyz
nyni jest6 vzpominam dosti
bolestne onech upominek tam
zazitych.
A Filipa? Ac .mnohdykrate
tvar jeii byla smutna cd tesk-
nych upominek, &C oci jeji je-
ste castokrate vysilaly ty po-
hledy bolne a tazave k mym
zrakum, ae jsem Sc bal, co asi
vzdy znamena ia otazka, KITE
ra il tax casio zustala ma rtech
lett, neveril, nemohl jsem We
iiti, ze by byla zde nest astnou.
Usmev = itchy a plny mysle-
mex, avsak piece jen ismev -
casio zdobil jeji tvar; nyni ne
musil jiz byti vyzyvac = o.
zval Sc vzdy sam. ~
Vice a vice vZruStala We
mne myslenka, re pakli il mic
neprivede ma mysl minulost,
nebo lepe receno, pakli mic neu
uvede ma jevo tax dobre minu-
lou vzpominku one noci - no.
dina neni daleka, kdy Sc mil.
ka ma. nave uplne St'astnou.
Ach, kez il jen uchranim one
vzpominky d6sne na vzdycky
Takovym byl zivot muj. v
klidu, miru a samem Stesti
dnove ubihali, az sc priblizil
cas-, kdy jsem Sc potreti osme-
Ill prositi "a lasku Filipinu -
rekl jsem il, iak il stale vrou-
cne miluji - doufaje urcit6
slyseti z 1st jejich ozvenou sic
va ma. Ano, urcite. Coz jsem
nevidel, re oci jeji nyni jsou
jiz veselejsi, re ten smutny Z
zasmusily pohled zmizel S je
il tvare, re Sc vzdycky zara
dovala, kdyz jsem Sc k nj pfi
blizil? Tyto zraky mi pove
dely,, ze korunovany okamzil
meho zivota Sc blizi.
Zde Sc ponekud po2astavim
: Muslin Sc omluviti, re jsen
: sc chtel ozeniti zenou, kter,
: byla ktera sebe samu polka
: dala "a nevinnou obet' nejpo'
: lejsiho bidaka ma svete. Ne
mann mic spolecneho s t&mi, 1T
e ii mysli, re sc omluviti muslin
Tvrzeni pani Wilsonove, Z
j svazek byl platnym, muze by
: prave nebo nemusi,
Il Mel jsem jakousi pfedt,
|. chu, re byl pravym, yer
u .jsem, re Filipa by nyni sku
o ku mohla nositi probate jim,
., no jeho.
Y Byla-li vvsak lady Ferral
lie dovou, cili Vernon zenou okl;
j. manou a zrazenou, to mn6 pl
e. mig nevadilo, Byla pouze FIJI
la Go Sc tyce pax one okoln
sti, re jsem 81 cht9l witt Z
IL nu, ktera okamzitem nava
a. silenstvi zabila muze, ktery
s tax hrozne ublizil, muslin p
la dotknouti pouze techto mex
"a lik SLOW.
mi Povidka ma, ac il podaya
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zmocnil sc mych spolucestova-
telek, tax jakO sc zmocnil i
mne a jak Sc zmochuje kaz-
deho, ktery kdy Sevillu navsti-
vi. Spolecnou uradou, tax SIZE
dnocenou, ustanovili jsme, re
sc zde do neurcita zdrzime.
Snad jsme Sc nyni vsichni
nabazili toho turistickeho 1.-Two
ia do sytosti, neb jsme vyslo-
viii vsichni prani najednou, ia
koby jednemi usty, najmouti
byt, ktery by Sc spise domovu
podobal a protOze neni vzdy
hned n6co podobneho pohotove
najal jsem hned cely, vsim jiz
opatreny domek. Takcvy do
mex krasny! ~
Z uzke ulicky = nedosta-
tex stinu cini ty 1zke ulicky
nenahraditelnymi Seville - sc
vejde lehkymi, zeleznymi, mf'i
zovymi vraty do nadherneho,
bilym mramorem vroubeneho
dvoru, ktery Spanele nazyva-
il patio; dvur uplne zevlujicf
do Sire oblohy, chraneny pou-
Ze vesele zbarvenym pristre-
Sim, ktere sc muze nekdy mad
dvur roztahnouti; misto cele
prosa knuto jest vuni, pocha-
Zejici re ctyr koutu, kde stoji
pomerance a jine libou vunl
dysici stromy, ozareno jest
.lesklymi oleandry a ohlusova-
no hudbou q plnicich Sc a bub-
lajicich nadrzek.
Kolem stem rozestaveny jsou
SOchy, u nlchz mnohe JSOu u
meleckymi Eracemi kOvovymi,
malby a arcadia. Kazdy salon
v dome jest pristupen volne-
mu, chladnemu vZduchu teto
carovne zeme carovneho
kraje, ktery jest We vetSim &i-
sic mesicu jedinym jen domem
pro Sevillana. X tomu 81 pri-
myslete zahradu, ne velkou,
"a to vSak neobycejnou, plnou
vzacnych a nejvybranejsich
kvetu a pakli .nejste 1plne Ia
milovan a poblaznen do te ma
81 mIhovite Anglie, musite
prahnouti DO domove dvorne
a krasne Seville!
A V takovem okoli = skoro
jakoby Sybarit' anem - kdO
mne muze whit, re jsem Sc
vkolebal do jistoty, nefeknu-li
dokonce do zapomenuti, re
jsem 81 stale namlouval, re L.
trapy me jsou jiz skoro Il kon-
ce? Kdo sc pozastavi mad te-
mi zamky, ktere jsem 81 du.
chu stavel, sede v carovnem
patiu, tou vonnou atmosfe
rou, a divaje Sc krasnou Fl
lipinu tvar tn a tam zachy
cuje ty tmave oci ieji ,
Mich, tech hlubokych, kras
nych ocich vyznam, ktery srd
ce me rozechvival = pohled
kteryz mne jen o same lasc,
vypravel?
Pravda, We snu jsem dost
castckrate vidal tn bilou, mrt
YOU tvar, jak Sc na nj pomal
kupl zaveJe Snehu. Pravda
re jsem caste, pfecasto We sn
slysel ten vykrik Filipin: "T
jest odmena hrichu - rychl,
rychle odtud! vykrik, kter
projel vsemi klouby mymi, al
We dne, uprOStred stinneho
tulku, mohl jsem zahnati VS.
chny urominky, kazdickou m
slenku, ktera mne upominaI
ma bolest zarmutek muj.
Dnove, jeden sladsi m
lostnejsi druheho, mijeli. X
zdy 2 tech dni ztravil jsem
Filipou. Eloudili isme spo
podivnymi zahradami Alcaz
ru, odpocivali pod stinnyl
Las Delicias, poradali vyle
do ftaliky i jinych mist, kter
cestoyni knihy kazdemu, KID
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PRODAM pravs dostaveny
6-tipokojovy moderni dunn
ma dlazdene 1876. ul. z Miles
Ave. a jeden o 6ti pokojich,
velmi pskny, vytapeni hor-
kod vodou, ma Beechwood
ul. a ma te same ulici dvou.
rodinny, 5 tferni krasnymi
loznicemi ma kazdem po-
schodi, vsechno moderni, q
velmi prostorny. Garaz je
pfi kazdem dome. Y padu,
zc byste sc zajiImali . nekte-
r. z tschto majetki, zavolej
te majitele Jos. Navratila,
1874 Beechwood Ave. :!
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PROiD[)A ROiD[)A Sc

FARMA AZ AKR0, 'blize Ash
tabula, uplne zarizena, do
bytkem i naradim, pekne stav-
by, maly rybnik, les, zahrada.
v prazdnem case mdzete cho-
dit do Ashtabule do prace, kde
je vzdycky dost prace k dosta-
nj, neb jsou tam move ocelar-
ny, zelezarny iine tovarny.
Cena $4500 Sc vSim jak to sto-
il a lezi, neb Sc vezme mensi
majetek ma vymenu. Takovych
laci mann vice. Prijdte hned,
je cas- zacit jarni praci. L..
Rericha, 1886 Cable ave. Tel.
Broadway 1927 M. 1925
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Zlocin Ue uezeni., = Y poll
cejnich soudnich analech oiedi-
nelly zlocin udsl Sc We Vidni. O.
bsti jeho stala Sc nezamsstnana
sluzka Anna Jugova, majici pres
sve mlah jiz pohnutou minulost.
nemohla q snad ami nechtsla hle-
dati 81 fadnyy vydslek a proto Sc
zivila tainou prostituci. Jugova
velmi zahy poznala vsechny hoT-
ke stranky zivota zanedbaneho
devGete. pres nemocnici. kdez Sc
le6ila z nakazy. dostala Sc ma rok
do ltulku padlych livek 'Luisen-
heimu' Kdyz iej opustila. Il
villa Sc tajnou prostituci. Sotva
dosahla sesnacteho roku veku.
zasla 81 ma mravnosthi policeini u
rad a zadala. aby byla podfizena
ufedni mravnostni kontrole. ktera
by ii umoznovala beze strachu Sc
prostituci oddavati. Vzhledem k
jeiimu mladi bylo j vsak vydani
prlkazl odepfeno Jugova byla
dana do vezeni. ably tam vycka-
vala rozhodnuti soudu pro nedo-
spsle. CO Sc nj ma stati.. Jugo-
va byla zoufala a marne j tesily
ieji til spole6nice. ktere We vszen-
ske cele nasla. Byly to l5-lete
devSe bez pTis,fesi Stspanka Py-
taiska. l6-leta Anna Hodonitzka
bez povolani l8-leta Anna Bu-
toschova bez zamestnani. steins
zanedbane ubozacky. jako Jugo-
va. kdyz zoufala Jugova proie-
villa lmysl. zpovoditi Sc radejji re
svsta. nezi by sla nskam do po-
lepsovny. jeii druzky v cele vsze-
nj nejen ze j lmyslu nezrazo-
valy. nybrz iei dokonce schvalo-
valy a nejmladsi nich. Pytal-
ska Sc ochotne nabidla. ze j pfi
sebevrazde pomuze. Cd slibu pre-
} sla lined k GNU. Kdyz Sc Sc.
} mslo. utrhla ze sveho prostera.
: dla delsi pruh platna. provlekle
: tento pas okolo pazeni mad klose.
; tenn cele pfipravila pevno,
smycku. PAX pfitahla K zacho
du lavici. ma kterou sama vystou
pila Jugovou vytahla pomoh
; la Jugove dat hlavu do smycky
\ cehoi by tato bez pomoci Pytai
( ske nebyla sama dokazala. A pal
, pry Jugova seskoSila lavice
: v nekolika minutach byla mrtva
- Druha dive dsvGata pfihlizel,
i z luck k teto popravs. pfi kter
: l5-lete. snad vice zanedbane ne
J, zvrhle devcc, bylo popravcim. =
leprve ash Ia osm minut pfivola
g la devcata dozorce. Nest astno
! Jusovour Sc vsak jiz nepodaril
II vzkiisiti. Pytalska byla dodan
k soudu pro vrazdu. Druhe DIV
5 nest astnice byly ponechany pe
) lceinim vezeni dale. Vymlouv;
j Sc. ze pry vse povazovaly z
:, Zert. -
3 Tc Gtrndoii lctcch spaiiiid pn,
= ne Wet. We Styrskem Hradci b,
obicven pfipad, nejz by mohl B,
; iii zafazen do dejl XII. sloteI
q Ma okresni hejtmanstvi dosel d
pis, v nemz jest uvadeno. ze jjiis
truhlaf S,adler v nedaleke ,
Berndorfu. vezni svou ctrnactil
: tou dccru Cd jejlho zrozeni. N
I bvla kftena, nikdy nebyla a
ma dvofc domku syych rodicuu.
= Byla stale zavfena v polotem
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PRODA Sc Chandler auto pro
z osob, 1923, "a $500. Prijd'-
te 81 no prohlednout. Haste sc
VI {. 1896 vych. AZ. ul. z Har-
ward ave. 1926
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D r @ B N f
ON A M K Y
PRIME Sc
SIS PENfZE S:
S S

Velke penize pro muze neb
zenu, kteff jsou schopni pro-
davati domky neb velke Lofty
delnictvu. Vyhodne polozeny
ma trait kar. Zkusenosti neni
treba. Mohu >vam pomoci, jste-
Ii snazivymi a ukazete-li do
brou will k praci. Navstivte
Mr.. McNerney, 737 Prospect.
5. patro. 1926
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PRIJME Sc starsi ceska neb
slovenska zena ma farmu, pou-
re k uklidu v dome. ZaSlete
dopis ma Tony Chadima, Pen
insula, O. 1926
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bych il byl tfeha i vidSl . ham

SVEN Zradci, jak miri ma srd-
ce jeho, byl bych rekl, ze Wy
konala jen spravedlnost. Byl
bych toho vskutku litoval, ale
- mic neskodi, byl bych zebro-
nil znovu 0 lasku jeji tax vrou
cne a uctive, jako nyni o nj
prosim a zadam.
Jeste jednou pravim, pakli
SO mnou nesouhlasite, pakh
mne zatracujete odhOd'te
knihu tuto stranou. =
Filipa ,sedela, jak zvykem
jejim byvalo, ocima sklope-
nyma patiu. v ruce drzela
vetvicku kv6tu oranzoveho, sta
lie do sebe vdechujic jeho lbou
vdni, coz ostatn6 ami jinak by
ii nemohlo, neb vzduch byl pre-
plnen libym zapachem tim, po
chazejicim cd velkeho stromu,
stojiciho uprostred tohoto MIRA
moroveho mista.
Byla, ci. myslila, re jest o
samote, neb jsem teprve pred
malou chvili odeSel. bych Sc
-zasobil n6kolika cigaretami; a
matka ma, nemohouc Sc dosud
sprateliti ustavicnym zee
la volnym vzduchem, usadila
Sc v salonku.
Kdyz jsem zde spatril Fill
pu zafne jeji krase, oprenou
o billy mramor, ktery byl jako
by zvlaste k tomu urcen, by te
pla barva tvari jejich vystupo-
vala zretelneji, ty dlouhe GER
ne fasy sklopene k zemi, ia
nadra Sc chvejici - to vsecko
mne napovidalo a nutkalo k
myslence, ze Sc priblizila ho-
dina, ktera rozhodne mem
pristim osudu. Nebesa! Proc
jsem jen tax dlouho cekal ma
slova, ktera zajiste z ust jejich
uslysim?
Doplizil jsem Sc z tichounka
k nj. Rame sve ovinul jsem
kolem pasu jeiiho a pritiskl
il k sobe, septal jsem il WASN'T
va slova lasky - slova, jichz
duvernost mne az lekala, a.
vsak vzdyt' jsem vedel, re ny
nj jiz laska ma bude splacena
.Neutekla ode mne, nepo.
kousela Sc ami vymknouti Sc z
meho objeti, ale trasla sc CO
listek. Vzdychla 81 TAX hlubo-
ce, skoro jako v beznadeji, a
ia videl, jak Sc il Telke Shy
derou do oci.
Tiskl jseml il k sobe jestt
horoucneji, libal tvafe jejt
znovu a znovu. A kdyby Okla
milk ten byl mym poslednim
fekl bych, re jsem nezil ma
darmo.
"Filipo," volam, "kralovnt
ma, lasko ma, rekni mi konec
ne prece, re mne milujes."
Nepromluvila. Slzy jen s.
dale rinuly z oci jejich a pa
daily dold po tvarich. Zliba
jsem ty znamky smutku.
"Nejdrazsi," rekl jsem da
lie, "nyni jiz mann odpoved', n
chavaS sc ode mne libati; al
cekal jsem jiz tax dlouho =
!, byl jsem tax nest'astnym :
podivej Sc prece ma mne a I
pokoj mne; vyslov jen jedin
sl1vko - at slysim konecn
!. "miluji te".
Zvedla oci sve ke mne, al
ne ma dlouho. Znovu je upfel
k zemi a byla tichOu. Avsa
!, stale jeste spocivala v mel
objeti. A to bylo jiste tez mt
il odpovedi.
: Ale muslin, muslin to slyse
z ust jejich. "Ma nejdrazsi-
nejmilejsi - povez mi to pre-
; prosim ma kolenou."
9 Rty Sc il pohnuly, hadra
: mpcneji chvela. Rumenec IN
n z tvafi a oloupil i Sill je
, b ou.
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BEZDETNf manzele hledaji
byt A pokojich nahore, kde
je vse zarizeno. Nechte 81 a
dresu v adm. t. |. pod znackou
B-1 3x
S-stL 4 & ! 70
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PRIJME Sc papirovac. Haste
Sc po 6. hodine vecer u Ant.
Jichy, 4064 Ollie Ave. 3-24
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- Karpety vsech druhG q
kazde velikosti, take ma scho
dy We velkem vyb6ru U SEr
DLAck0, 4s16 Broadway
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PRODA Sc neb VYMENf o

kna drubeznicka farmicka ma
dlazdene ceste, pouze 20 mil
vychodne od Clevelandu. Pc
kny dGm, bana, slepicnik atd.
Dobytek, slepice, naradi. Sa-
motne stavby mali vetsi cenu
nez mattel zada "a celou far
mu. Krasna Jzahrada, ktera pfi
nasi velRy uzitek. Toto je la
ce. Cena vas uspokOji. Blizsi
sdeli l.. Rericha, 1885 Cable
ave. Tel. Broadway 1927 M.
3-25
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MLEKARSKA FARMA MA

PRODEJ. Je 0 $50 akrech, ma
leza Sc mezi Clevelandem a
Akronem, 10 mil cd hranic
Clevelandu, dost vody, cukro-
w les, dobre stavby, cihelna
barna, kravy, kone a je tam
male jezirko a je blize A.B.C.
Line. BlizSi sdeli Alb. G.. Wal
ten, r. 5, Hudson, O. As
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PRIME Sc zena "a hospody-
nj do dvouclenne rodiny. A
dresa sc sdeli Y adm. t. |. 1875
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PRODA Sc set do parloru, set
do jidelny, set do loznice, Sim
ger sici stroj, kamna ma uhli
a plyn, vse velmi LEVINE, bude-
Ii to brzo prodano. Haste sc
" c. 4313 Clark Ave. !?
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-10

Mrs. Edna Hartman Is visiting rel-
atives at Stratton.
II. S. viles spent the week end
with his family being at Skowhegan
for The past week as n juror.
Mrs. Freda Collins and Warren
pease of this place were united in
marriage Thursday. April Bird, at
North Arson.
Ralph Morton has been very sick
with the measles but Is better at this
writing.
Josephine Qnint spent the week
end at Wateryille visiting her sister
Dell Adams mas finished the job of
night Waterman for G. II. Bartlett
Mfg. Co Elmer Trask has taken his
place.
A. b. Sargent OF stratton spent the
week end in tovn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Rogers of
North Arson were callers at Dan
Wendalls Sunday.
William Wyman, an aged resident OF
this town. passed away Saturday
morning after very brief Illness.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-10
PLEASANT RIDGE

Lena Rollins and Philip Palmer stu
dents in Bingham high school have
been enjoying d two weeks vacation
at the homes of their parents in town.
Mrs. Susie Berry is in Starks caring
for Mrs. Arthur Quimby who has been
seriously ill. Mr.. Quimby has been
i'll with measles.
Mrs. Silas Hunnewell is gaining
slowly from her recent fall down
stairs. DR.. Piper was called but
found no bones broken.
Quite number of people are busily
engaged just now in making maple
syrup which is of a Very good quality
this year.
There are about 800 cords of pulp
wood at the Bates landing this spring
Chris Rollins and sons have been
pressing their hay in the Bray barn
recently.
Mrs. Floyd Rollins, who is teaching
the Washington school boards with
Mrs. Charles Rollins.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-10
WELLINGTON

The remains of Johnson Libby who
died quite suddenly with pneumonia
at the house of his daughter Mrs.
William Palmer in Kerwick, N. b.,
was brought here last Thursday. The
funeral was held Friday at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Miranda Lancaster.
He was buried in the Taylor cemetery.
Two daughters. Mrs. Matte Simpson
of Bath and Miss Annie Libby of
Boston, Mass, two sons, Paris Libby
of Oakfeld and Manley Libby of
Portland, also two grandsons, Sher-
wood Libby of Portland and Baxter
Curtis of Kittery came here to attend
the funeral. Two daughters, Mrs,
William Curtis of Nevada and Mrs.
William Palmer of Kerwick, n. b.
were unable to be present.
School will begin at Hutchin's Cor
ner, April 14th with Mrs. Thelma
Hutchins teacher.
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Peter futile of Newport was in the
place Monday on his way to Skowhe-
gan to see his daughter Miss Lucy
who has been q patient in the Somer-
set Hospital.
Joseph Roderiek of Skowhegan
and Mrs. Doble of Sherman Station
Maine were in the place this week
Mrs. Doble came to see her son Leo
nard whom she had not seen for
twelve years. Leonard Is employed
at the farm home of Ivan Padham.
Mrs. Ralph Mullen is employed in
the home of Lemuel Lancaster.
1t was with deep regret that we
learned of the death of Mrs. Arthur
Bowie of Skowhegan. We extend
sympathy to the bereaved family in
their great sorrow.
Samuel Padham remains obout the
same.
Herman Hilton passed Sunday with
friends In South Canaan.
Fred Doble of Hartland was in town
Saturday on business.
Lemies paradis and brother of
Hartland was in the place Sunday on
business.
We are glad to report that Harold
Burrill who has been confined to the
home Is so much improved as to he
able to work.
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KINGFIELD

Following are the committees for
the d. A. X. party to be given at
French's Hall, Tuesday evening, April
Is. Decorating, Mrs. Myra Chamber
lain, Mrs. Genevieve Garland, Mrs.
Josephine Vose, Mrs. Effie Hutchins !;
refreshments, Mrs. Ethel Bradbury,
Mrs. Jennie Vose, Mrs Eunice Tufts,
Miss Abbie Simmons, Mrs Mary Lam
der, Mrs. Laura Stanley, Mrs. Leila
Hunnewell; whist, Madams, Eva Cor
don, Daisy Woodland, Inez Wing. Hap
pie Simmons; dance, Madams Emma
Vose, Agnes Huse, Elizabeth Carville;
tickets and advertising, Madams Erma
Winter and Cora Watson, Miss Leila
Hunnewell.
The Womans division of the Farm
Bureau will be held Friday April IL at
the vestry of the Baptist church when
sewing machines and their attach
ments will be considered.
April 1st Mabel Leavitt found full
blown blue English violet.
Mrs. l.. A. Norton goes to Long Is
land, New York, Thursday, April 3, to
visit her daughter and family Mrs.
Wilbur Dexter.
Mrs c. A. Sweetser and two chill
dren go to West SOmerville. Thursday
to live with her husband. who has had
employment there for number OF
months.
Miss Wilma Woodland started Thurs
day for two weeks visit with friends
and relatives in Portland and Boston
and vicinity.
B. NJ. Lander has just started run
ming his mill during the nights, in
order to work up quantity of short
lumber. During the day the crew
are saving on long lumber. The
night crew are Guy Frost, Robert
Moores. Carroll Fuller, Zibean Butter
field. Extra lights will be hung
about the yard in order for the work
to be accomplished.
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WEST ST. ABRAMS

Mrs. Florence Cookson who has had
employment in Pennacook. N. H., ar
rived Monday night to visit with her
sister, Mrs. viii Richards.
Mrs. Alton Emery is on the sick list
and Alton Emery has been suffering
with boils this week.
MIR. and Mrs. O'Neil Plummer Of
Berlin, N. H., who have been visiting
at Mrs. Plummer's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Emery's returned to their
home Saturday.
Mrs. Hugh Goodwin of Pittsfleld
was a caller at Fred Finson's on Sat-
urday.
Miss Erma Johnson, teacher at the
Tracy school and Miss Irene Libby,
teacher of Pond school, attended a
meeting of the Sebasticook Teachers
Club at Hartland. Saturday. April s.
We saw George Woodman and son
Clair blowing last Tuesday and that's
no All Fools joke either, but when
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LARONE

The Vittaly family, who purchased
the Tibbetts farm of S. l.. Bartlett
about two years ago have sold out and
Mrs. Vittaly will go to her old home
town in Elizabeth, N. Y. while her
father Charles McAuley goes to
Waynsboro, Virginia and her son Earl
to Hankow, China where he will go
into a drug store with his brother.
While this family have been with us
but q short time they have made many
friends who. arc sorry to have them
go.
A very interesting w. F. B. meet
ing was held on April 4th at the home
of Mrs. l.. V. Winslow. Miss Hare
attended and demonstrated the cut
ting of one piece dress patterns and
five dresses were cut and fitted.
Dinner was served at noon to a full
attendance.
The many friends of George Huff
who formerly resided here on what is
now the Farley farm were grieved to
learn of his sudden death from a
shock at his home in Belfast He
leaves a widow Lizzie (Cannon) Huff
and a brother Alvin of Norridgewock
and a sister, Mabel of Skowhegan.
E. A. Covell of Hinckley was in La
rome last week attending to his du-
ties as one of the town fathers.
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CANAAN

Miss Carrie Croker left Friday for
Skowhegan whore she will be employ
ed in the New England Telephone Of
flee.
Frank Lewis returned Friday from
Westbrook. where he has been pass
ing several weeks with his daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Jack
son. Mrs. Lewis will remain for a
longer visit with her daughter and
infant son Miles Jr.
Mrs. Johnson, who is dressmaking
in Skowhegan passed the week end at
her home in town.
Bryant Gleason returned last week
from Quincy, Mass. He left his
brother slightly improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson passed
Sunday and Monday with Mr.. and Mrs
Percy Williams in Skowhegan
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browns cORNER-CAyAAN

Mrs. Lillian Purinton of Skowhegar
is visiting friends in town. Mrs
burlington has recently returned from
Hartford. Conn, where she passed the
winter with a niece Mrs. Georgia Fin
ley.
George Trask of Augusta, who has
come TO live in the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Richard Chase. is In
feeble health.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII futile are en-
tertaining their little grandchild from
Skowhegan.
A stork arrived April 4 at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lennell Lancaster
leaving a boy baby weighing 7h
pounds. Mrs. Frank Williams is
nurse and mother and baby are doing
fine.
Floyd Hubbard who has been work
ing for Phillip Grandean has COM
pleted his work and Saturday and
Sunday he passed with his grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nichols
in Skowhegan.