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Tea VIII Compliment
Mrs. Merritt

To compliment her cousin, Mrs.
Merritt. wife Of Capt. william A..
Merritt. u. s. ~. or Coronado, who
is in town until carly autumn. when
with Captain Merritt she will leave
for Honolulu, MISS Francis Oldham
will entertain with a tea at her home
on Thursday afternoon. July II. from
until O'Clock.
Presiding ut the urns win be Mrs.
Francis Guy Frink Mrs. Clearance
Blethen, Mrs. Fred Baxter and Mrs.
Raymond r. Frazier.
Mrs. A. s. Kerry. Mrs. William
Leonard Eaton. Mrs. Harry +. Os.
trander, Mrs. David wbitcomb. Mrs.
Thomas Green, Mrs. II. X. Bartlett,
Mrs. G. Aston Hole and Mrs. Lucy
Hofius will assist.
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Garden Bridge at
EndoL1Llle

Tho ladies Of the Fauntleroy and
Endolyne auxillariary Of the Chill.
dren's orthopedie hospital are max
ing extensive preparations for a gar.
den bridge party and musicale on
July 10. beginning at 2s'cloek. The
affair will be held on the spacious
grounds surrounding the homo OF
Mrs. William Emerson at Endolyne
beach. and plans are being completed
for the accommodation Of large
number Of guests.
Among the trustees Of the Chill.
dren's OrthopedIc hospital who win
be present to help make the event "A
success are Mrs. George Myers.
president of the Orthopedic society;
Mrs. John Roberts. Mrs. Henry
Ewing and Mrs. John Powell.
Bridge win begin promptly at 2
o'clock. Guests viii be privileged TO
make up their own tables and n
favor will be awarded each table.
Tea will be served during tho after
noon.
At 4 o'clock some attractive mum.
bers will be presented by the Bach
society, who have offered their serv.
Ices for the occasion.
A feature Of the entertainment will
be an exhibition by the llfesavinR
class, composed of children Of Endo
lyme and Fauntleroy. under the di
rection of Mrs. Franklin Sawyer
! Palmer
IT guests wish to bring children
arrangements have been made to
have them cared for on the beach.
Mrs. G. II. Brown, OF Endolyne, Is
In charge Of the committee on en-
ertalnment. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Fred Hazard. Mrs Murray Nc
| Chung, Mrs. George Penny, Mrs. Rob
ert Duncan, Mrs. Nellie Bachelor
Mrs. Louis Grow, Mrs. Garnet Smelt
ger. Mrs. Lambert stewart and Mrs
| Aida MarHolaIB
Among the group OF young girls
who Will assist during tho afternoon
are Ann McClung. Isabel Grow
(. Betty Hyde, Ruth Dando, Marjorie
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/ Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster. Telephone MA ir-o6oo
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Music-Louise Raymond Owens
Mrs. Case WilI Entertain at Tea ON July II,
Buffet luncheon for House Guest

MIS-. FRANK ELwEIL CASE
~ win entertain with a tea a,
atr home on Wednesday afternoon.
nv u, from 4 until s O'Clock. in
aeaor Of Mrs George Alien Of San
i'snclsco, who Is visiting in town
sM Mrs. George Morrow Juliet AT.
nasent Of New YORK city. who Is
.'eaelng the summer with her sis
y Mrs. Bruce Shorts.
MY. Frederick Charles tombstone
as. Morton Atkinson, Mrs. Frank
hoddie and Mrs. Samuel r.
asases viii preside over the tea
roe and Mrs. Shorts, HRS. Miller
'ssstaan and Mrs. Ernst l.. skee
wi assist.
limitations have been limited e
aa'nate friends OF the nonol
gszis.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER
MONDAY. July L.

MONDAY, JULY II
Mrs, Frederick Marion Hnlbert's In
formal luncheon at the Tennis
club IN honor Of Miss Nellie
FelEer.
Mrs Allen f.atlmer's bridge tea for
Miss Louise Goodwin, at home.
TUESDAY, JULY i5--
Miss Olive 1.eonsrd's luncheon at
tho Golf club 20 compliment Miss
Nellie Feiger.
WEDNESDAY, JULY To-
Mrs3 Robert e, Small and Mrs J.
+, Wagner to give tea for Mrs.
Eliza Ferry Leary and Mrs. VIII
liam sherman walker at Mrs.
smnil's home, from ; until
o'clock,
THURSDAY. JULY IL
The marriage OF Miss Nellie Folger
to Mr.. John Timothy Heffernan,
Jr.. at the residence of Bishop Ed
ward oDoa. at o'clock. followed
by reception and dance ut the
Sunset club.
FRIDAY. July 1s-
Miss Katherine Bacon's tea and
handkerchief shower for Miss
Josephine Fransioli, az home.
Miss Jean Fox and Mr., Harry Fox
to give dinner at home before the
tennis ball.
Tennis ball and lawn feto Of the
Tennis club.
SATURDAY. JULY 10
Miss Katherine Bacon's dinner for
Miss Louise Goodwin and her
fianeo, Ensign wyatt Craig, U, S,
NJ. at hme.
SUNDAY, JULY go
Miss Florence Agents supper at her
home for Miss Josephine Fran
scioll and her flnnce, Lieut.
Leonldas Hill. Jr
WEDNESDAY, July Ga
Mlss Ruth Hausdorrs bridge lunch
con at the Tennis club FOR Miss
Louise Goodwin.
SATURDAY.. JULY 90
Mrs. Elzey Skinner's bridge for
Miss Vera Allen. az home.
The wedding of Miss Louise Good
win and Ensign wyatt Craig, u
:, ~, In Trinity church, at
o'clock.
Tho garden wedding OF Miss jose.
phino Fransioli and Lieutenant
i.conidas Edwin Hi, u $. NJ, "
the homo OF her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Thomas A. Fransioll, at 1
o'clock.
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Wedding to Take Place
ON MOnddu

,rhe marriage Of Miss Louise Voh.
'hge. daughter OF Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Frederick C. Vehslage, to NJ Don.
aid Munro, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Munro. will take plnce
Monday evening, July IL, 1t $40
O'Clock in the Columbia Conyrega.
tlonal church with the Rev. George
v. Mcclure reading the service.
Miss Marian McClenry will be
maid Of honor and the bridesmaids
viii be Miss Anna Munro. Miss
florence BAGS and Miss Mildred
Weiss Ellnor Mcclure will be
flower girl. Mr.. james Wilson viii
be best man and Mr.. Ralph Vchs.
lage will usher,
a reception for intimate friends
Will follow Mt tho new homo Of the
bridal couple.
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Dinners Planned for
Eastern Guests

Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Stickney vii
entertain at dinner this evening Al
their home in honor OF Mrs. Il. f
FenolIosa OF New York city. who L
the guest of her son-in-law ans
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Altar
Chester
Miss Laura plngrey will compll
ment Mrs. Fenollosa at dinner OF
Sunday evening at her home
'Iaurelone," on Mercer island.
Mrs. Fenollosa will leave Tucsda,
for her home in the East.
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Plans Tea for
TuesddU

In compliment to Miss Rachel
Nibiock. who recently returned from
the East. and Miss Clara Bruhm. OF
Toppentsh. Miss Helen Gootz viii en-.
terrain with bridge and NAH iongg
tea on "Wednesday afterrson at the
Tennis club Six tables win be in
play.
Mrs. Herman Goetz will give an in
formal bridge at her home on Tues
day afternoon for Mrs. l.. Z. Murphy
who just returned from the East.
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VIII Entertain at
Sunset Club

Mrs. Wallace Green Collins is ex-
tending invitations to a luncheon at
tho Sunset club on Friday after
noon in honor Of Mrs. Waddill, wife
Of Maj. Il. c. WaddlIl. Of Berkeley,
temporarily stationed at Camp
Lewis.
Mai and Mrs. Waddill will re-
turn the last Of July to California
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Miss Bertha Stanam
to Wed

The marriage OF Miss Bertha
stamm, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Stamm, to Mr. Leon Greenbaum,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Green.
baum, Will be celebrated Tuosdny
evening, July Is, at o'clock, at the
Hotel Washington.
Rabbi Samuel Koch will perform
the ceremony in the presence of
the immediate families.
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ing secretary. Mrs. r. II. Widholm
of Seattle, financial secretary: Mrs.
w. Il. Coffman of Tacoma, CORE.
spending secretary; Mrs, Il. II, Wal.
thew of Olympia, treasurer; Mrs.
Charles q. Miller Of Seattle. auditor.
Mrs, William II. Dodge OF Tacoma,
historian; Mrs Il II. Hin of ia.
coma, honorary president. Mrs. C..
Arthur Narncy of Yakima, Junior
past president; and three members
at large, Mrs. Rose A. Wright of
Aberdeen, Mrs. Il, G. Bowersox OF
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leo 4 and Ribbon
on0lger for Rride-ELect

i, a's ~ Berry, Keith win give a tea
W Va nooon shower at her home on
sei, TUESDAY afternoon, July %. at 4
r,sn' 49, ~ honor Of Miss Josephine
l4sn ,s,oll' whose marriage to Lieut..
luly 2s. - VIII 'ake place
IA e, James Hamilton dc yeuye
rs,,s ,a'4. Thomas A. Frsnsioli viii
MI !, oyer the tea table and the
Vii u I'M. Nils Fransiolfs bridal party
AIss aps a.s Florence Agen,
Rmorrp et'y Morrison. Miss Nancy
por,snss ana Miss Helen carman Of
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Fisher and son,
Jack, who have been travelling in
Europe the past year. will sail for
home July &c. and will return to Sc
attic early in September
DIR. Thomas Franklin Kane, presi.
dent of the University of North Da-
kota. and Mrs. Kane, have motored
over from Grand Forks and will be
the guest OF Mrs. Arthur Sewall Hag-
gett for few weeks.
Mr.. Thomas Green and his daugh-
ter, Miss Hortense Green are ex-
pected home Monday from fort
nights trip to Alaska.
Mrs. Richard H. Cox, jr., of Cali
fornia, is the house guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic Struve.
Mr.. John Butler, who is spending
ing the summer at Friday Harbor.
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jason ID. Butler for few days this
week.
Mr.. Harry John Dutton of the Uni.
versity of Washington rowing crew,
who went East for the races at
Poughkeepsie, returned today after
visiting his sister, Mrs Caleb w.
Baldwin, in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alberts returned
Friday from few days visit in VAN
couver, B. c.
Mrs. David Whitcomb will return
next week from n short trip TO
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Parsons, are
occupying their summer home at
Port Madison
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Rawson of
Salem. Ore. spent the last week end
as the guests OF Mr.. Rawson's BROTH
er-in.law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred OFT.
Miss Annie Laura Tremayne of
Lead, S. D., is the guest of her
brother, Rev, Arch Trcmayne.
Mrs. Dean Gooding Witter and
children of San Francisco, arrived
Friday to visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs, w. u. Perkins.
Mrs. Thomas Jones. Tam Jarvis
OF Victoria, H. c., is the guest OF her
mother, Mrs. David Jarvis.
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Mahoney. Elizabeth Penny and Ann
Parker.
Those attending from the city
should take the Fauntleroy car, so.
Ing TO tho end OF the line. where
markers viii indicate the location OF
the Endolync beach. Guests coming
by auto viii drive out 35th ave. turn.
ing OFF at Norfolk and following the
road down the hill. where markers
win point the way to the beach.
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Luncheon at Home

With Mrs. James Esary. Jr.. re.
cent bride. and Mrs, Ernest c. Gray
lielen thompson OF Honolulu, who
Is in town for the summer. Mrs.
George A. Liable will entertain with
n luncheon Of thirty.two covers and
bridge Mt her home on Thursday art.
ernonn. JnlY IL.
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Bridge Luncheon, for
Bridg-tO-Be

As pre-nuptial compliment to
Miss Louise Goodwin, bride to-be
Of this month, Miss Julia William
son is entertaining with q bridge
luncheon at her home on Tuesday
afternoon, July 20.
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Hosts at Informal
| SuDper

MIR. and Mrs. William Bolcom
will entertain with an informal sup
per OF twenty covers at their home
on Sunday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolcom are leaving
Tuesday on the II. r. Alexander
for abort trip to California.
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IONA SOCIAL CLUB

IONA SOCIAL CLUB
Ionin Social club will meet at Ma.
sonic temple Wednesday, July 16, at
2 p. m. Whist. Members and friends
invited.
FL BETA PHI NLuMNAF
III Beta Phi Alumnae will hold its
annual picnic at the home OF Mrs.
Florence Denny Hcllker at Loeb Kel.
den, on "Wednesday. July 16. For
Information call Mrs. II. G.. Fletcher
BE aon.3129.
i. ia. HEADS TO
MEET IN TACOMA
The last meeting until October OF
the Executive committee OF the
Washington State Branch of the
National Congress of Parents and
Teachers, will be held Tuesday, July
10, Mt 10 n. m, at the Womens
club house in Tacoma.
Mrs. Victor H. Malstrom OF Ia.
coma Is president Of the committee.
which includes Mrs w II. Began of
Olympia. first vice president, Mrs.
c. v. Aspinwnll of Spokane, second
vice president; Mrs II l.. Copeland
OF Longviow, third vice president;
Mrs. j, -. Kline or Seattle. record.
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M \ Eden to Give
tuftet Luncheon

NJ, ~ John G. Eden is extending in.
~ rs''ns 70 9 buffet luncheon at her
s"',s On Friday afternoon, In honor
Pr. aer mousse guest, Mrs. Harriet
'afnard' Of San Francisco.
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NORMAL Tea Dnncne

,hers 49,, isnnis club announces that
Cub ho, !" DC Informal dances at tho
noon ~. every Saturday after
sulnoe. -, tho remainder Of the
if'm 4 until 6 o'clock.
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wonatehee and Mrs J. b. Wood OF
Centralia.
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HARTLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coyey, Miss
Myrtle and Agnes Coston and Miss
Joyce Scamell, all of Auburn, were
guests of Fl. II. Coston's Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Coston Is Ill at her
home on Academy street.
Rev. w. r. Bennett. pastor of the
NJ. E. Church is Ill at home at the
NJ +. parsonage.
Earl Patten of Skowhegan was in
town Saturday on business for the
Skowhegan Monumental Works.
Abel Patten of Skowhegan made
his niece and family, Mr. and Mrs.
f. II. Farnum a short visit Saturday
Letha and Linwood Heselton were
guests at F. II. Farnum's Saturday
The friends of Mrs. Araminta Ba-
ker Gilman whose death occurred at
a hospital in Bangor where she has
been confined for several years past.
will extend sympathy to her imme-
date relatives. She leaves beside
the husband and two children, the
father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. J.
II. Baker, four sisters and four BROTH
ers.
Ralph kirstead. sub master OF Hart
land Academy is i'll at the dormitory.
Mrs. Louise Field is assisting Mrs.
l.. H. Barden in the store a few after
Moons n week.
Work began in earnest Monday
morning, May 10 on the Academy with
large crew of men. Quite q lot OF
work to do clearing up the debris
before much new work can be started.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Field. Miss
Ina Field, and Mrs. ". d. Dearborn,
were Sunday guests of friends and
relatives In East Corinna May 18.
Miss Ethel Ward, teacher in the
Pittsfield schools, passed the week
end with her father, Albrt Ward and
brother Elmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Temple have
moved onto Harry Southard's farm
in St Adams. Mr.. Temple will still
do blacksmithing here in the village.
Twilight Sewing Club met In Harry
Randlett's hall last Wednesday after
noon with Alice Randlett as hostess.
very pleasant and profitable after
noon was passed. Those present
were Blanche Moulton. Pearl Emery,
Nellie Wright, Louise Field and Alice
Randlett.
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RIyERsIDE--KINGFIELD

Albert Gould and s. ]. Williams
arc hauling potatoes to fill car to
be shipped away
Nellie Williamson who is working
for Mrs. b. F.. Atwood spent the week
end with her parents in New Port"
land.
Lewis Carl of North Arson is in
town hauling pine from August War
RE, New Portland, to Ben Lander's
mill. Kingfeld.
Mrs. Harold Wood who has been an
invalid for a number of years, passed
away last week.
Mrs. Warren Curtis and sister
Gladys Parsons spent Sunday with
their brothers family, Fred Parsons,
New Portland.
A. G. Winter and family made trip
to Norridgewook. Waterville and An-
gusta Sunday.
FLOYD Moulton who has been work.
Ing at the company's mill, was called
home Sunday to help his father. Geo.
Moulton of Embden who was serious
ly hurt in the mill at Scion, having
his hand crushed so that one finger
had to be taken of.
Tilden Jackson of Concord with
party were in town Sunday.
Quite q number from this place Wis
tied the ruins at Norridgewock Sun
day.
Albert Parsons of New Portland,
was in town Monday.
Miss Gwendolyn Atwood who fell
downstairs and was hurt quite badly
was able TO return TO school Monday
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CAMBRIDGE

Cambridge village school gives the
following report for the week ending
May 16: Those to receive 100 per
cent In spelling for the midSerm test
were, Airline Folsom, Vaughn Chad
bourne, Phillis Morrell, Neal Watson
Bessie Brown, Hazel Ham, Mary Ham
Virgil Odlin and Norman Chadbourne
Alton Jones who has been attend
ing school in Brighton entered school
here last week.
We have just received two new
school exhibits, one from the Palm
olive Soap Company and the Walter
Baker Chocolate Company
Vaughn Chadbourn and Paul Noble
of the 9th grade take the state test
May 81.
Harold Sawyer and wife and Miss
Annie Thomas were In Pittsfield and
Newport Saturday.
w. H. Sampson of Dover-Foxcroft
and Vernon Hussey of SangerviNe
were in town Friday on business.
Thomas Kalen of Guilford was in
town on business Friday.
Freeman Hubbard was in town FRI
day, the guest OF E. NJ. MacCausland
F.. +. Stetson ard Mrs. Stetson were
in Guilford Sunday visiting their
children.
Howard Barnes was a guest of his
grandparents several days last week
Phyllis Harris and Miss Cilley were
week end guests of Doris and Audrey
Folsom, also Miss Evelyn Roach Wis
tied Inez and Isis Page.
Chester Davis and Lyle Hutchins
OF Wellington have been In town the
past week installing an electric light
plant in the home of Clarence Han
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dore and baby
Charles. were In town for the week
end visiting Mrs. Doris parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. ]. Morrill,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Chadbourne
were in Dexter Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thornton and
baby Seth are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Seth G. Ham.
Lee Watson and wife of Skowhegan
were guests of their parents Sunday
Mrs. Albert Morrill, has returned
home after visiting her daughter, Miss
Lee Watson for several days.
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give the musical comedy called "The
Minister'S Wife's New Bonnet In
Bingham on. May 29th. It will be
recalled that the play was given here
in March and as well received by all
who attended
A Queen Esther Society was organi-
zed at the parsonage on Tuesday
evening. under the direction of Mrs.
Grundy with twenty-one charter
members. The following officers
were elected President. Theima
Jordan; secretary, Winola Bailey;
treasurer, Pauline Briggs; CORES
bonding secretary, Doris Fenlason.
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FAST MADISON

Miss Bertha Hunnewell of South
Scion Is caring for her grandfather III
East Madison, Mr.. Shepherd Hume
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Courtney of
Bingham were calling Sunday on MI.
and Mrs Herbert HUFF .,.,5
Mrs. Harold Corkum returned home
Sunday from Mrs. Herbert Huns.
Mrs. HUFF has been caring for Mrs.
Corkum during her Illness.
Mrs. Willie Gordon returned home
Monday from Canada, N. B. where she
was called by the sudden Illness OF
her father James Hallett. Mr.. Hal
lett passed away before Mrs. Gordon
reached Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chandler of
Madison were calling on their daugh-
ter Mrs. Harold .Corkum Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Mosier and son
Horace of Fairfield were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. M. j. Baker Sunday.
The East Madison Grange will hoid
the Memorial Services Saturday at
it's regular meeting
There will be an Old Fashioned
Dance Saturday night, May "a, at the
Grange Hall East Madison.
Mrs. w. H. Ryder, son Roy and
daughter Jennie of Providence. X. /.
were visiting last week at Mr. and
Mrs. Chester MesBer's. They also
made many calls on other friends.
Ralph Messer went to Mayfield fish
ing over the week end,
Bertha Paul has just purchased an
Overland car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Wakefield re-
turned home Saturday from Kendus-
keag. Maine, where they visited della
tives also making several other visits
while on their trip.
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HARMONY

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dore \
Mrs. Charles Dore of Richmond
week end guests of relatives
Mrs. Evelyn Bailey of NonJ
visiting her sisters Mrs. Ora
Mrs. Blanche Stafford and othd
tives here for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Elliott
ems were at Ora Willis Sundsl
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Smith aI
mond Traitor of Parkman wei
day guests at Eleanor Browns
Mr.. aud Mrs. Myron Bemis 4
Clyde were in Palmyra Sunday
The Ladies' Aid will have suI
the NJ. Z. parsonage, Saturds!
ing.
Mrs. Mary Wyman of Fairl
visiting her cousin Miss Eva n
Conductor Fl. A. Pettingill
Harpswell for the week end.
II. A. Bartlett has new Bud
The Memorial exercises will
the evening. A good program
ranged and r. T. Patten of SkoI
will deliver the address at |
Hall.
Mrs. Laura Davis Of PittSleld
week end guest OF Mr., and AH
rill Deering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrill, Deerl
for guests Sunday Mrs John Y
and son Richard OF BfdgtOn, !
Mrs. Arthur Harding Of Madisl
and Mrs. Winfield HUFF Of N
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Alden BicEid
daughter Geraldine of Plttsield
ing the trip by automobile.
PROMINENT HARMONY GIN
GAGGED TO WE'D
Al q party given by her
Mrs. X. II. Reed Saturday al
at her home the announcemel
made of the engagement
daughter Ethel May to CIarenc
mond Day of Providence Il. !!
engagement is of particular y
Hon. II. II. Reed who has cond'
general store in town for MY
has represented Harmony IN IN
Legislature. was postmaster lo'
ty consecutive years; town W
and town clerk for twenty cons
years and county treasurer y
years. The announcement
was q very pleasant affair y
the afternoon was spent on 'nI
ious veranda in cards ana eO'
ton. Chicken SANDWICHES
fruit salad, sailed nuts i@
cake and punch were served
announcement was made IN lns
room where the table was pau
roses, each guest drew out T.
tached by a white ribbon 10
white envelope, within tne =
was the formal announcelhenrss
guests were Mrs. II. H. ~
Clinton; Miss Hope Chase o. !
Vile; Miss Rachel Conanl OF % =
l.
gan; Miss Beulah Cook Oh ~ y.
Miss Amy Robinson OF Don
Miss Mary Watson OF houl,u ~
Carolyn Hodgdon OF Po'', ,,.S
Mary Ford OF Marshall ~" nj
Tenney and Miss Frances :, :,
Hallowell. Miss Reed Is d :,
of Maine Central Institute e ~
graduate from Colby College /"
Mr.. Day was graduated from y,
University last June. ne y, n,
course in Civil Engineerlns :, ~
il now one of the facuI'' VI
University.
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Memorial Day at Harmon

Memorial Day is to Oe o Nv
Harmony this year WIN ,, ;"n
program under the auS p,',b 4
Harmony improvement I. .u,.o
c. Mclaughlin being Chairman,
committee of arrangements, M
lowing is the program ~ ~
ned: Selection, HatGlo nor
prayer. Rev. NJ. f. RoDlnI NINA
ton. orchestra; recitation, ., 81"
bus; selection, male quartz lnIl ID
ton. Albra Chadbourne' t., -" In
ing which march VII, , pc
the band; French N''lV Mrs..
march, orchestra; duet M
and Mrs. Bailey; address, 'o,',lnr
ten of Skowhegan; s'n as,als1
spangled Banner by the me. T Ssusj
companied by the bahu' w.
Rev. M. e. Robinson y