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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-18
GREAT FOR THE x1DDIgs STOCKINGS

choir; prayer: Hymn; Violin solo.
Miss Virginia Whitetier Ames: Of
fertory, organ and piano duet. Sec
ond Nocturne Durrand) Mrs. Ames.
and Mrs. Nye; Anthem Christ.
Your King Is Born" George A. Bud
dett) choir; sermon. pastor Rev.
George Merriam; Orchestra, march,
(Zamecink) Benediction ami Post
lude. Mrs. Ethel Whittier Anles will
preside at the organ and Mrs. Floyd
c. Nye at, the piano.
The afternoon service will be held
at five o'clock and the following pro-
gram will be presented: organ pre-
Jude, Mrs. Ames; orchestra, Fond
Memories (Zamecink); Anthem,
Herald of the King" choir 81. C..
BartletD; Duet piano anil Organ.
"Pastorals" Mrs. Ames and Nye &C.
Julmant): Anthem "The New Born
King" (Chas L. Espoir) choir; violin
solo.e Virginia Whittier Ames: An
them "There sDwelt in Old ~Judeau"
(W. II. Griggs) choir: Cantata "Ad-
Grafton George Nevin) choir: or
chestra "Slumberland' (Zamecink).
The music by the choir will be di-
rected by Donald p. Burrill.
Sunset Chapter No. So Order of
Eastern Star will held Christmas
Friday evening. December 10. Those
meeting after the regular meeting on
in charge of the meeting are Mrs.
Ora w. Valliere, Mrs. Lille :.
Friprl. Raymond Hilton, Guy IL
Conant, Mrs. Harriet A. Gledhi1l. q.
Ernes' Avore, Maud II. Avore. The
regular meeting will begin promptly
at 7:45.
Skowhegan retail houses VIII be
open as usual Saturday evening and
beginning Monday evening Will he
open every evening until Christmas
to accommodate the Christmas shop
pers. The stores will be closed all
day Christmas Day.
The s. S. s. club which was TO
have met Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Kerry r. Steward d.i
not meet because of the illness of Mr..
Steward. The club will not meet
Stewards mother. Mrs. Nahum II.
again until after Christmas.
Miss Rachetb VI. Conant, a member
Of the Exeter n. H., high school will
spend Christmas vacation with her.
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Conant,
Norridgewock Ave.
Miss Louise NJ. I1aines. n teacher
in the High SCHOOL at Amcsbury.
Mass. will be IL Christmas guest OF
her sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Thomas of Water street,
arriving on Saturday next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-18
xor,cH OF roaxcIesuII


County OF AndroscoSEtn, 50.
Whereas Everett r. Harding. for.
merly OF Auburn County OF Andre.
seorgin and state Of Maine. now Of
parts unknown. by hts fiiottrake deed
dated May 81, 1921 and rssefasd N
Kenneeec Registered Deeds. Book cor,
fnse 81 ocnrefed 10 us. the under
signed, a certain lot or Parcel q land
tho town of winthroh County ef KEN
nehec and state of Maine hednded ana
described as follows nA.neIys This }ot
Of land lies, On both sidea OF the pub
lie road leading from winthrop Center
40 East Monmouth aud between the
Mtlliam3 farm on. the north and the
Wilbur farm ON the south. Its east.
erly bound ID the ahcre az take Cob
bosseecontee ana iis western 4 lot 81
land ,oynsa BY Arthur n. Bailey oil
Ana Mhsfsls IN eenailisAs q ss,d
nnert94Se have besn Ntnken. noe
th1r1f6tS. 0y reason 81 the breach 81
the condition thereof We claim 3 fore.
closure Of said mortgAkN.
!, Lewiston Security Company
By George u, Nevesis.
Dated December s, fSsS,
dectf thurs. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-18

renee French and I had had when
we were dancing together. and It
Ueemed 1imply Incredible that l
could have made such a mess Of
things after that.
Looking back. could see so
many ways IN which. Just by acting
differently, could nave saved the
situation. I needn't have been so
tussy about that girl who was an
old friend OF Larry's, for one thing.
1t was perfectly natural that he
should want to see her again. And
l shouldn't have been 80 rude and
80 childish about not going away
from the restaurant when he
wanted me toy
thought things over TIL got
perfectly desperate. felt that if
I didn't do something right away
I'd just explode.
I stood IN the window OF my room
for long time. trying to figure
things out. IT never really seemed
night to me in New York. because
there was always go much going on
In the streets. quite a few people
went by as l stood there, late as Il
was.
know. when I finally turned
away from the window. that never
could marry John, No matter how
much he cared for me. or how much
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-18
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Elaine Richardson of Hinck-
Icy was tn town "wednesday.
Mrs. Philip Turcotte was IN Fair
field wednesday.
Mrs. wiIfred d. CiiIsy. Who hea
been patient at the Kennsbec Val
ley hospital, has been discharged.
Mrs. y. J.. MetcaIf, who has been
ah,he home OF her cousin. Mrs. =. b.
Richardson, returned "Wednesday 70
her home in west Medford, Mass.
Miss Mary r. Friend who teaches
at Trap Academy In Kittsry, VIII
come Saturday 70 pass Chr1stmas
vacation with her parents, Dir. and
Mrs. Howard II. Friend.
Allan stinchGeid. a student At
Dartmouth, college. Hanover. y. H.,
returned wednesday morning 70
pass the vacation with his parents
DR.. and Mrs. Walter D. gtinchheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weld. who
hive been visiting with relatives ID
Madison and skowhsgan left We'd
resday on their return to "inton'
MINI.
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MOTTO. or FORECLOSURES


of " Wi"thr ap'' IN - X" ce"",1 "s' o.
Ernncheo and state of Maine. new
II bridgeport In the County OF Fair
mortgage deed dated May 10. 1894 and
recorded IN kennehee Registry of
Deeds. look Ella. PAGE S6s, conveyed
TO the Ttconic National Dank Of Wat.
oryille Ia said County of kennebec and
said Maine, certain parcels Of land
said county nj kshncbcc and bounded
end described ms follows, to wit: q Ger.
tain lot cr parcel Of land situated In
said Winthrop ana bounded as fol.
s Sws ~ Il fs ,hsSss
pcrther,y on u 1.-The parallel With the
east limo or land of C. X. Jones to land
OF \. H. Yeaton. thence running east
crlv on tho south line Of said feAtons
on said highway to the county road;
thence westerly on said county road
to land OF said Higgins. thence north.
,crly ana westerly on said Higgins
land to tho point uf beginning. con
tanning sixty acres more or less.
Also another parcel situated In SID
uey IN said County and state and be.
ing the same premises 10 Harriet II.
Smiley by Edwin Smiley. by deed dat.
20 "risseT rss,.trs q Deeds seos sos
rage Isl.
Also another parcel situated IN said
Sidney and bounded and described as
follows: commencing at the Right
Rod Road SO called, ut tho southwest
corner OF land of Edwin REYNOLDS:
thence easterly 10 the center OF the
brook. following the center or the
brook easteriy and southerly. TO the
north line of the eight rod allowance.
thence westerly along the nerth Tine
Of said allowance to the Eight Rod
Road. shenee northerly along the line
Of said road To the hounds trst men
toned, containing five acres, more Or
less: and Whereas the condition Of said
mortgage has been broken:
Now therefore, by reason or the
breach OF condition thereof. said IT,
comic National Bank claims fore
closure Of said mcrtgaee.
TtcOSiC. NATIONAL. BANK.
]. NJ BRfDGES, Cashier.
December >. 1894. deeii.fs-st
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Parent III at Kennebec Valley
Hns nffal

David Parent of Lockwood, who
Ii serving a sentence at the county
jail, having been convicted at the
September term for single sale of
intoxicating liquor, was taken to the
Kennebec Valley hospital Wednes-
day morning by Thomas G. Lord in
the ambulance. being i'll with pneu-
monia. David Parent. through his
attorney. Harold Dubard of Water
Vile. appealed to the law court and
few days ago a rescript was re-
turned unfolding the decision Of the
supreme court.
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WHO'S WHO AND WHATS
HAPPENED.

DOROTHY LANE goes to New
York to visit
PERSTs GRANT ana try to break
into movies. She meets
LAWRENCE FRENCH, young
publicity agent, and through MIN
gets an engagement with
JOHN SEWARD, the great lover
Of the screen" Seward falls In love
with her and asks her to marry him.
but she refuses. She quarrels with
lawrence whom she loves. and ac-
ceptS the attentions OF
E1KHORN, big producer. until
they become obnoxious. A reporter
comes to see her late one night after
she has abruptly left Eikhorn. to
tell her that Eikhorn has been
boasting Of having been her escort
and that John Seward has beaten
him In public. He asks why Seward
should defend her. and she. touched
by Stewards chivalry. replies that
she 10 engaged to him.
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N1lilIicipal Court

LN. Ilphie Wn'dron OF Madison
was before Trial Justice Withec
Wednesday,. having been apprehend-
cd hS Highway Police Arthur w.
Cushman Of Skowheghh charged
with driving bort auto on Oct. n
without an operators license. Mrs.
Waldron plead guilty and paid a. fine
of 50 and cost of 1915.
On tho date above mentioned Mrs.
Waldiun WIS in Skowhegan return
ing from Waterville and colided
with n car driven by Lister Triton,
who was going up Baptist Hill.
George Behko of Arson, who was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Walker
of Arson and Brooks, chief of po-
lice of Madison. YVES brought before
Justice Lord Wednesday on a search
and seizure warrant at the Benko
nome. still and complete outfit
and considerable mash was found
showing that preparation had been
made for the illegal manufacture Of
Intoxicating liquor. Benko was held
I'm the sum of $1,000 to appear before
the Grand Jury of the supreme
court at the January term.
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LOVE-OR FAME?
By :
VIOLET DARE
Author Of The HaH-Tme Wife

Author Of THE HaIf-Time Wife"

he could do for me. knew that /.
never could marry him. let
wasn't sure that ! could face MN,
and ten him SO.
Suddenly / felt horribly tTeo.
Everything I'd known in New YORK
seemed stale and useless. hateo'
my life. and didn't want TO 90 On
With It. I wanted to be where !"
was: quiet and nobody knew any
thing about motion~pictnres. And !
got out my suit case and began 20
pack my things. ! was tnronsh
with the movies and with trying 20
be an actress
I hadn't great many thinss
about. l packed most OF them In
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CHINA

LAKESIDE DRIVE - Mrs. James
crosby and children and Miss TheIns,
Butferfield were in Wateryiile on SAT-
urday.
William +. Nickersoh. student a.
harrington State Normal school. Wis.
tied his sister, Mrs. Harold Tobey. and
family. on Friday.
Friends of Oscar Carveil are Sorry
y learn of his critical illness and hope
Tor speedy recovery.
Miss Christine Weber has been
recent guest of Mrs. o. Z. Worth.
The pupils of the Clark school nj
give q Christmas entertainment at the
school house on FriG.sy evening. Exsfy
one is cordially invited 10 attend
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OAKLAND

The subject for the prayer and
testimonial cer"iee, this evening At
the Methodist church ts III thou
knewest the Gift OF Cod This ser
vice will he held at o'clock on ac-
count of the Christmas pageant given
by the pupils of the high school in
Memorial hail.
The young people of the Methodist
church will give a Christmas concert
in the auditorium of the church next
Sunday evening at, O'Clock.
Mrs. George Wood has returned
from "a visit in Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-18

be i'll the FAMILY lot In the Norridge-
wock cemetery.
Mrs. Early McColley OF Quincy.
Mass, Is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Wescott at their
residence on Maple street.
The pageant, TN the Fullness of
Time--Chffst" will be given at the
Methodist Episcopal church next
Sunday evening. The pageant de-
picts historical events and charac-
tiers leading up to the birth of Christ
and the influence of his coming on
the world. An unusual feature of
the pageant is that most of the
musical numbers are familiar and
the audience will be asked 20 parti-
cipate in the well known Christmas
songs as they occur during the pro-
greFs Of the program. There are al
so To be special lighting effects and
tableanx. The pageant itself Will
take the place of the usual Sunday
evening service,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Sylvester of
Brunswick arrived I'm Madison
Tuesday night being called here by
the death of Mrs. Sylvestef's father.
Mr.. Kater. a radio expert gent by
the General Electric Company from
Schenectady, n. vs. arrived In Madi-
son Tuesday and will attempt 10
locate the cause of the Interference
which has been 70 troublesome 10
Madison radio fans.
Mrs. Freoona <eAnison II. assist
ing as extra clerk IN the Madison
post office during the holiday rush.
Mrs. James Herd. Mrs. w. A..
Rushworth. Mrs. Clarence Barron,
Miss Mildred Head. and Miss Thel-
ma Graham paEsed the day in Wa
terville, "Wednesday.
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Santa Claus Visits Skowheaan

Santa who arrived on the 11:10
train coming here from Waterville
and making his headquarters at the
Emery Brown store Wednesday noon
made o short visit but received q
royal welcome. The station was
GROVE ID with expectant little people
who accom- anied him to Emery
Browns where he gnsS them candies.
Santa was met and escorted To the
store by Robbie l.. Watson. manager
OF the local Emery Brown store.
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Priscilla iscbekai, Ledge

Tho annual meeting of the iris.
ella Rebekah Lodge was held Tues.
day evening In 1. .. q. II. hall with
q large attendance. In the absence
"f the noble grand, Miss Adelepa
Landry. the vice noble grand, Mrs.
Charlotte T. Tarhox. presided. The
secretary. Mrs. Myrtle M. Lamb.
gave the report of the last meeting
ana communications were read. aft
err which the annual reports were
presented aud listened to with in.
terest. Annual treasurer's report,
Mrs EVA Greene: report of ban
Quet served to the degree stafT after
their return from the Maine ASSEM-
bly, held ut Bangor, where they con-
ierred In most excellent manner the
degree. presented by the chairman
OF the committee. Mrs. Mary NJ. Hur-
icy: annual secretary's report. Mrs.
Myrtle NJ. Lamb: trustees report
given by Mrs. Nellie G. Chase. one
OF the trustees; report of the audit
ing committee. Mrs. Rena Turner.
me following officers to serve the
lodge for 1920 were elected: Noble
grand. Charlotte \. TarbuN: vice no.
BILE grand. Irene Turner: secretary.
SRrah +. Dyer: treasurer, Elya ".
Greene: pianist, Mrs. Pauline Il,
Green; trustee to serve for three
years. Mrs. Nellie c. Chase. These
officers viii be Installed at the reg
War meeting to be held On Tues
day evening. Jan. G. when a supper
will be served at $50 under the di.
rection OF Mrs. Alma c. Bishop. bis.
t'ict Deputy President Mrs. WinnI-
fred Jones of Athens will be a guest.
Following the transaction Of the
annual meeting Christmas tree and
exchange OF gifts was enjoyed TN
der the direction OF COMMITTEES
made up Of Miss Myra French, Mrs.
Gertrude r. Greene. Mrs. Bessie
Pl'immer. Mrs. 1.eora Jones. Miss
Pearl Bernard, Bert Harville, Olive
Harvilie. Charles Jones. Edwin
Hummer. Hiram Berce in a pleas
ing manner unprecedented Santa
Claus and a jolly time was enjoyed.
Refreshments of candy and pop corn
were served,
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ooeh up tl
stairs to my
room.
But I could
MT do 1t. I
just lay there
a II d thought
about what an
awful rnuddle
! was In. and
wondered how
ia ever set
out Of 1t. I
{ h o ug hit Of
how happy I'd
b g e n earlier
that day, and
what q gorge
Gus time Law
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Patients at Kennebec Valley Hospital

Among the patients recently adj
mitted to the kennebec Valley hos.
pital are: Dorothy Scott. Norridge-
wock; I0uis'~ Fournier of Pressure
Isle. who Is employed at lockwood
by the American Realty Company;
Mrs. Guy Scott, NorridgewOck: Fred
Fourier. Waterville; and Russell
Lewis of Cincinnati. O.
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SnitI,sNO<,Iaan

Louise Mary Neonan of Skowhe-
gan and Walter III. Smith of this
town. soR of Mr.. and MFRS. George
\. Smith of Pennington. were united
In marriage the first OF the week by
Justice Of the Peace George w.
Cover.
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masterpiece, "Thc Other Wise Man"
The chorus choir will lender special
Christmas anthems at the morning
service and Mr.. Neil will sing open
the Gates Of the Temple
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NORTH wHlTEFIELD
LOCAL NOTICE

Arlington Grange win hold an
Xmas sale Of fancy work followed
by a minstrel show and an cid
fashioned dance with Refreshments
at the Grange hall, Thursday even
ing, Dec. Is. Dec,7asts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-18

Mrs. Joseph Sturtevan. of Oakland
Heights was aNEuest Wednesday Of
friends in Waterville.
The Christmas service at the Unit
ed Baptist church Sunday night. will
be songologue. His Birthday" the
iheretto by Amy lie Feuvre: music
by l.. II. Meridith: music will be rem
deted by the chorus choir. quartet
and soloists: James g. Neil. sreciai
tenor. accompanied by Il small or
chestra: as prelude AIr. Bernauer
viii give as a reading Van Dykes
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Celebrates Ninth elrthday

Wednesday afternoon from four to
six o'clock Carolyn McCallister en-
tertained the following little friends,
jeanette Jewell. SALTY Marston, Wal
dron kennison, Ruth Ames, Norma
Iseavitt. Ltcretia Withan,, Doris Oak.
Florence Hurley. Edith Hurley and
Bertha Day at the home Of her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin.
Jolly games were played and the
young people passed the hours mer.
rly. A handsome birthday cake,
lighted With nine candles. sherbert,
cake candies and nuts were served.
MISS Carolyn received many lovely
gifts and her ninth birthday will he
q happy memory to her and her
guests whA wish for her many re-
turns Of her birthday.
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eede,.tsd Lsssue Fair

WEDNESDAY aftefnoOu the 0eSh
Ing League Of the Federated church
held its annual December Fair In the
church parlors which were most at
tractiveiy decorated with evergreen
trees. red and green ereRe paper,
and reindeer teams, altogether max
ing a very pretty appearance.
At $40 sale which received a
very gefierous patronage opened. At
tho left entering the small table was
thc jelly and canned goods counter,
which 10 charge Of Mrs. Carrie Stew
ard and Mrs. Ruth Dane. Mrs.
Steward, because Of sickness in her
family was absent and Mrs Dane
presided.
In the center of the entrance from
the large parlor TO the small was IL
large table where aprons were dis
played and sold by committee conf
posed OF Mrs. Emma Simpson, chair
man. Mrs. Eva X. Greenwood, Mrs.
Eliza Smiley, Mrs. fnez Thomas and
Mrs. Emma Eutting.
At the left n small table was bright
and attractive In it's display OF the
Christmas seals under the direction
Of Miss Eunice Chase, the Somerset
county seal sale secretary who was
ably assisted by Misses Agnes Cock
burn and Mona Nelson. Next to the
seal table Mrs. Frances Porter ana
Miss Blanche u. Pollard. the league
secretary, were Stationed with mys-
terry parcels of marvellous shapes and
sizes. In the corner window delicious
home made candies were dispensed
by Mrs. Nettie Norton and Mrs. Ethel
+. Richardson.
The white goods table was placed
In front Of the fireplace and at this
table Mrs. Alice Fowler. Mrs. Nellie
Chase and MH. Arab Fox displayed
hihhy lovely hand made articles.
which found ready sale. At the cor
ner at the right Of the fireplace was
the fancy goods counter where many
unique and handsome fancy things
were sold by Mrs. Ellen Sawyer and
assistants. a table Of toys for little
tots caused much merriment. In
charge of the toy sale were Mrs.
Emnn Poorer and Mrs. Maud l..
Jewett.
In the large parlor at ESQ a de-
licious supper was served by an et,i.
Client committee composed or Mrs.
Georgia G. Wilson, chairman. Ms.
Grace Cover, Mrs. Eva Greenwood,
Mrs. Nellie Cunant, Mrs. Belle Dom
aldson. and Mrs. Amanda Adams.
The tables were very pretty In their
holiday decora ton. In the center of
each table was placed h tiny Christ
mas tree trimmed with silver. Mrs.
MaudJ. woodbury.. the League pres
ident. was the general chltrnah.
MITCH credit II due Mrs. Woodbury.
anu all Of her assistants for the
splendid manner In which they con =
Quoted the fair which will net a
goUdly sum,
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Tuesday Club Meets

The Tuesday club met Tuesday az
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Horace
Greeley. Mrs. Greeley was assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. H.. L. Hunton
and Mrs. Eta Pullen. The subject
CT the meeting was 'South America, -
and the following program was car.
ried out; Government and Institu-
tons OF Brazil" Mrs. 81. s. Holmes;
Bahia and Sac Padlo, Mrs. Roy
Brier; Ia Pas and the Bolivian
Desert Mrs. Avis Leech: "Other
cities of Bolivia" Mrs. Weston p.
Holman: Simon Bolivar, The Wash
ington of South America, Mrs. V. c.
Totman: poem, The Sword of Boil
var" Miss Helen Smiley; peru and
Its Capital" Mrs. j. E. Harris. Re-
freshments were served.
TIE next regular meeting will he
held Dec. 80, at the hoine of Mrs.
Edwin NJ. Foster of Waterville This
win be Public Health Day. and the
committee in charge consists Of Mrs.
Foster Mrs. Alice winslcw and Mrs.
Angie Cottle.
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Christmas Sunday Services

The following is the order of SER
vices to be carried out at the Reth-
any Baptist church Christmas Sun
day: morning service at 1880 Organ
Prelude. Chorus Of Angles {CHark)
choir; Doxology. 1nvocation: Respon-
sive reading; Anthem THE New
Born King" (Charles IL Scripture
reading: Anthem There Dwelt in
Old idea (William Fl. Grieggsl
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PALERMO

NORTH--Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Abbot
and Mrr. u. N. WillougI1by was in
Watervii]e TUESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n. Nillouehby. Miss
We'ch. Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.. Abbott at
tended the Farm BuAau meeting at
East Palermo Grange hall Saturday
Dec. 10. The meeting was profitable
one; they have % lady members.
Rev. Mr.. futile is making his head
quarters at the home of Mrs. Alice
Bowler and is calling on the people
Dewey Sabin is working in the
woods at Branch Mills. His brother
Ralph is caring for his stock.
Ralph Young and John Dyer made a
trip to- Augusta Tuesday.
benjamin Colby has gone 20 live
With his daughter, Mrs II. 8. Lamson
for the winter.
Mrs. c. l.. Abbott is having hard
wood floor laid in her kitchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Brown were at
Branch Mills on business Tuesday
BRANCH MILT4S--weather and
travelling permitting Rev. Bergman
will hold service at the church
Sunday p. NJ. Mt the usual hour.
II. A. Leeman and family have
gone to Augusta, where he has en-
ployment.
Edmund Dove had the misfortune
OF saving his hand very badly This
week.
Miss Myrtle Crommett IL assisting
In the care of Mrs. Celia Nelson.
The play given by the Erskine
students was excellently presented
here Saturday evening. Owing to
the very bad weather the audience
was small but appreciative.
Il. T. Dodge is spending a few DAYS
at Maurice Towles, +. Palermo.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. W. wbrthipg. Mrs.
+. Il. Worth!ng and Walter Worth.
Ing were In the city Tuesday.
kenneth and Donald Dinsnore are
passing their vacation at home.
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READFIELD

Mrs. Esther Barber and ST.
daughter, Ruth Hunton Of Pof
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson.
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ton Wescott on Jones street Thurs
day forenoon. and the interment will
be in the family lot in the Norridge-
wock cemetery.