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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-04

The annual planning meeting of
both men and won,en, Farm Bureau.
which was to have been held at
Athens. Thursday. was postponed
because OF the hard travelling and
the storm and the date OF this meet
ing will be announced later.
Ii the weather today permits. the
annual meeting will be held at Nor
ridgewock. The meeting will be an
all day meeting with picni; dinner.
The place of meeting is the Grange
hall. Both county agent. Gerald g.
Dunn. and the home demonstration
agent. Miss Marion q. Hare. will be
in attendance.
Tuesday of next week the annual
planning meeting of the North An
son Farm Bureau will he held with
both Mr.. Dunn and Miss Hare at
tending. MIR. Dunn and Miss Hare
will also address the young people
at the Arson Academy on Club
Work" Tuesday.
Wednesday. Jan. Q. the annual
planning meeting of the East New
Portland local and woman's branch
will he held ut the Power house,
with both the county agent. Mr.
Dunn and the home demonstration
agent, Miss Hare, being pr, sent.
Thursday. Jan. 10th. the annual
planning meeting for both men and
W men will be held ct Scion. The
place CT meeting will be announced
later and at this meeting also both
Mr.. Dunn and Miss Hare will be
present.
Friday. Jan, 18th. Miss Hare will
be in Moscow to meet the Ladies'
Branch and where the annual plan
ming meeting will be held. There is
no mems local at Moscow
Over half of the annual meetings
have been held up to the present
time and the attendance has been
thus far about the same as last. as
the average last year was 1865 and
this year iss1G6. although the meet
incs have been held earlier and the
travelling conditions have been
much better this year. IL is earnest
~ hoped that the attendance III be
good at the remaining meetings and
that al will make an. effort to be
present. even if the weather and
travelins conditions are. not OF the
best Anyone Interested s cordial
" invited to attend.
The budget committee of the
bethany Baptist church met on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-04

The first meeting OF IVA of the
First Philathea class OF the Fe der
ated church was held at the church
parlors Wednesday evening. The
meeting opened with the retiring
president, Mrs. Roy J.. Matston. In
the chair. Mrs. Florence Dunning-
ton read a New Years greeting and
the Lords prayer was offered,
The annual reports were present
cd and showed the class to have
closed a very successful year and to
have good amount of money on
hand at the beginning of the new
year and also to have accomplished
many good works during 1873.
After the annual reports had been
given and accepted. the following Of
ticers who are to serve for the com
ing year were installed by the ras-
tor. Rev. George L. Thuriow. who
offered prayer: President. Mrs. Lou
Eames: vice president. Mrs. Agnes
Dunbar: secretary. Miss Sadie Mar
tin, treasurer. Miss Nellie Bean: cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Fanny W.
Fletcher: teacher. Mrs. Carrie Stew
ard: and assistant teacher. Mrs
Nina Steward; reporter, Mrs. Flor
ence Huntington.
The newly elected president pre-
sen;ed to the retiring president. Mrs.
Marston beautiful bouquet of car
ia tons and expressed the class APP
probation OF the work and service
so LOYALTY and efficiently given by
Mrs. Marston. A carnation was also
presented TO each OF the 'oIlowing
officers OF 1927: Vice president. Mrs.
Jessie kennisoD: secretary. Miss
Florence Withee; recording secre-
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SKCWNECAN
.lion l.. Holbrook, who passed a

Elton l., Iolbrook. who passed
,''so weeks vacation with his moth
CT, Mrs, ate G. lIo,brook of Mount
i'eaSant avenue, and also visited his
~taNdmrents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
hNorook at their home In Norridge-
"ocE, Will leave Sunday On his re-
'4tn to New York city where he Is
4 a student at the New York School OF
applied Arts.
\ Miss Mildred Knowlton, who is car
A ak Tor Mrs, J, \. Wiley, who is con-
'd'esc!ng from long illness at her
g0me at Mal3ons Mills. visited tie
7 "" OF the week ut her home i'll
NWndgeWock
w. j. Croteau was in Waterville
w business Wednesday.
MIS- John Casey and four children,
,~'herlN OF SkowheGan. who have
: zen the guest of her parents. Mr..
V N mrs. Paul Mathew returned
, land " > o "
Mrs, Ruth Clyde. who passed
N,V' holiday vacation with her par
,a's' N ANA Mrs. \. 3. Borden at
wy" home on Water street. return
70 session Wednesday where she
STUDENT at the Massachusetts
e3i ~ ontometry.
'00Se Elmer w Sawyer of North
~, Was IN town Wednesday pre-
!, '~'ns AZ a hearing of the Western
=" SET Muuicinat court.
: ",aam l, Witham motorcd to
,,,,,, LHe'd Wednesday TO get his
s,V,nvr' Mrs. Flavilla Witham. who
- pass some time at the Witham
50 on High street during the alb
e OF Airs. Witham who is called
III New Brunswick because OF the
". MS ~ OF her mother. Mrs. Kinney.
ill.,, H., HHham found the autoing very
~ "a some places.
Ms Lnma Cox has returned from
s"e.Soa where she has been the
ny OF her niece, Mrs. Lee Ketchum.
~ as = Elizabeth Watson. lecturer of
somerset Pomona Grange. was in
v'sss@ohy Wednesday and Thursday
IA e'e ON Wednesday she installed
po,o A'eers of the East Somerset
IONA Grange.
ZEAL ard Malcolm Harris have
O,siaeu from Ranse,ey where they
flsSsu the Christmas and New Years
M N1,s with their parents. Mr.. and
wls,o harris. who are cooking this
ra ,nsef Tor Charles Jones at the
ESrsae'eSs Evcrai ard Malccl,a
hono are passing the winter ct the
on ,e OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith
,ane Lakewood road.
tl,a I'm ~ Little, who has been passing
Ai,s w iaaNs in town with Mr.. and
On INWARD J. Quincy at their home
lema scr street, pans to pass the
--@.Auer Of the~winter at Miami,
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by Bech

a successful farmer and for many
years owned and operated a farm on
Beech hill lut the declining years
had been passed at the home on Ma
pie street
Mr.. tNithee is survived by three
sons. Horace Withee Of NulTidge-
wock, Milford Withee OF Canaan and
Perley Wi,+ee of Madison: five
grandchildren. PERCY Withee ot
NorridgewOc:;, Mrs. Eva Mcguire OF
Skowhegan. Harold \. and Myron y
Of Madison and Mrs. George Smith VI
Massachusetts ana one greatg and :
daughter, Hazel Withce of Norridgc-
wuck.
Mr. Withee was man Of genial
disposition and had many friends
among the young people AZ well as
of his own age. No arrangements had
been made Thursday evening for tie
funeral service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-04
Roscoe Dunbar Entcrtains Children
at New Years

The home of Roscoe Dunbar and
son. Roy Dunbar. on the state road
to Waterville was the scene Of a
happy New Years party Tuesd;.y
night when. with his housekeeper.
Mrs. Cecilia Grenier. acting as host
css. they entertained Mr. Dunbar'5
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Dunbar. and two children. Arthur
and Evelyn. and another son and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Carl Dunbar
and Mrs. Herbert l., Ames. 4 de-
licious oyster supper was served and
the afternoon and evening was pass
ed socially and with music which
was greatly enjoyed by ,he hosts
and their guests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-04
Grange Meetihu

Tho regular meeting of the Skowhe-
gan Grange was held Wednesday eve
ming with a good number in attendance.
The meeting was called TO order by the
worthy master. Charles G. Cleveland,
and the rountinc business transacted
and reports given The program OF the
meeting consisted In q practical and
mort interesting talk on dairying by
State Inspector Forrest Barbour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-04
Ers. Eiic, ". St.r.ard

Word has been received Of the
death OF Mrs. Alice w. Steward of
Los Angeles. Cal. who had been Ill
with the grippe and who suffered a
severe shock on Friday from which
she did not regain consciousness. The
information received here was by
wire and is meager. but is II under
stood that the death occurred Mon
day night.
Mrs. Steward was born in Show
began and was the daughter Of Hi
ram and Caroline White Stewart and
was about s. years Of age. being one
or SkowheGan's maze respected aud
prominent women. being an honor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-04
Mrs. Cleveland Entertains Social
Circle

The ladies' OF the Social Circle OF
the Centenary Methodist church were
entertained Wednesday afternoon at
the new home Of Mr.. nd Mrs, Alton
III. Cleveland on Pleasant street
when Mrs. Cleveland was the hostess.
The regular semi monthly meeting of
the circle was held with Mrs. Jo-
eph n. Smith, the president presiding
and the usual reports were given.
The ladies' passed the afternoon So
cially and sewing. The supper which
In To be served by the church to the
choir and and leader and organist
at the church this Friday evening
Will be served under the auspices OF
the Circle and will be directed by
Mrs. Carrie Mcpherson and Mrs.
herbert j.. Nichols. There was a good
attendance and IA pleasant afternoon
passed. Mrs. Cleveland served de-
licious WATERS and tea.
The next meeting will occur on
Wednesday afternoon January the
10th. at which time there win be cir
Gle sewing to be done and a program
VIII be presented under the direction
OF Mrs. Harry A. Dinsmore
Frank AverilI. Agricultural editor
or the Extension work at the Univer-
sity OF Maine was in town on Official
business Wednesday. Mr.. Averii1
takes the place OF A L. T. Cummings
who resigned some months ago to ac-
cept the secretaryship OF the Port
land Chambers of Commerce. Mr..
Aserili Is both University Of Maine
ana Bowdoin college man. He Is
from Oidtown and has been formerly
employed BY the Portland Press Her
aid and the Bangor Commercial ana
Is wei qualified for the duties Of his
new position.
Hector Chabot who passed the
ShristInas holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph chabof has ~.
turned to Boston to resume his wortr
at the Boston University.
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daughter, Althea: and his second wife,
Miss Leila Wyman. daughter Of Mrs.
Clara WYman. u teacher In the Show
hogan public schools They have two
sons. Robert and Richard. Captain
Hcaly is man of sterling character
and good judgment and he haa o host
Of friends who will wish for him the
best of success, in the campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-04

Christmas with her sister and hus-
band, Rev. and MIS-. Theodore Hal
bert Wilson at their home In st.
JolEslurv. Vt. and WHO passed the
remainder of the holiday vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer 4. Harris OF Turner avenue. has
returned to Cambridge. Mass. where
she is taking Il post graduate course
at Radcliffe college.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-04

Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Everett T. Goodrich on Mad
ison avenue. This committee is com
posed of Miss Louise Fl. Coburn,
Mrs. Everett r. Goodrich. The pas
tor, Rev. George Merriam; the
church treasurer Mrs. Lamont II.
Appleby: and the chairman of the
prudential committee, Almond
Sanford,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-04
What Would Rusiress Be-
Without Catalogues?

Not very much-hardly anything at all in
many
The manufacturers catalogue for the convenience
of dealers-the dealers catalogue for customers
the telephone company's catalogue of subscribers
the accountants catalogue of business transac-
tions-all these proof of what business owes to
catalogues.
Then. there's the department store. The very
Experimentation OF merchandse-
which is form of cataoguing
Catalogues exist everywhere,
But so, you will not find single OF
them any more perfect in makeup or convenient
in service than the Journals A-B-C Classified Cata-
logue of opportunities.
To make it doubly convenient. doubly useful.
douby efficient this catalogue is both alphabetically
indexed and numerically classified. Finding what
you want is deciding that you want it.
Consult this catalogue of opportunities daily and
turn wanting into having!
The A-B-C Classified Ads
Always the Same-In Service
Always Difercnt-In Opportunity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-04
Xsnthus A. Withee

Xanthus A. Withee died ut his
home on Maple street Thursday eve
ming where he had been III since
falling on the ice on the evening OF
Dec. %. Mr.. Witlee was born in
Norridgewock and was the son of
David and Clnlena Kelley Withee
and WIS 81 years of age last June.
Mr.. Withee was veteran OF the
Civil war. being a member of the
18th Maine Infantry and served for
three years for his country. He was
a prominent member of the Russell
Post of the G. A. r. the Skowhegan
grange, ca'rabassett Odd Fellows
the Priscilla Rebekah Lodge and
Somerset Canton. Mr. Withee was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-04
Tailoring and Pressing
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-E ,w ale

ERS-Experienced on boo
tees. infants sacques. infants silk
hoods. ladies' dressing sacques & la
dies shawls. Steady home work. good
pay. We pay parcel post charges both
ways. Send US pieces showing stitch
cs. SIMON AScHER & co. INC.
l3ith ST d 3rd Ave Now York CITY
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tary. Mrs. Fletcher: treasurer. Miss
Bean: and reporter, MrS dunbar.
Carnations were also presented to
the following past presidents OF the
class. whose valua bic service during
their terms of office have rot been
forgotten: Mrs. Jennet Thomson.
Mrs Nellie L. Durrell. Miss Caddie
Brown. Mrs. Bertha Hall. airs. Lou
Eamcs, Mrs. Lottie Griffin.
The meeting was turned over to
the newly installed officers and
closed with the Phiiathea platform.
After the close OF the business meet
ing the following program. which
was directed by the teacher. Mrs.
Carrie Steward and Mrs Maud
Woodbury.. was presented ami great
~ enjoyed: Piano duet. MIS-. CHRIS
tine y. Pooler Day and Miss MyTa
AkeleN; clarinet solo. Kenneth
Woodbury.. accompanied ~ his
mother. Mrs. w. L. Woodbury.: vo-
cal solo. Mrs. Nellie Crawford For
tier. accompanied by Mrs Day: de;a-
ons.ration OF Indian club swinging,
with Nictrola music. Roland +. Pat
ten. business manager of Inc hide
pendent Reporter: vocal trio. Mrs.
Day. Mrs. Fortier and Mrs. Florence
iJuSiSs dttCitG Dtiiiitu NY All . I'll
Steward
After the program the ladies' re-
manned for a social half hour and
to wish the new officers happy and
prosperous year and during this So
cial hour delicious punch and fancy
waters were served 10y Mrs. Sadie
Witham. Mrs. Bertha T. Hall and
Mrs. Grace T.. stevens. The next
meeting of the class will he held on
"Wednesday evening. Jan. 10Th. at the
church.
Mrs. Emma Martin recently en-
tertained the ladies of the S. s. s.
Club at her home on the Island.
The afternoon was passed sewing
and socially and the hostess served
delicious sandwiches. marsuerites
and tea. and happy afternoon was
passed. The next meeting of the
club will be held at the home of
Mrs. Hazel Sprague on Alder street.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

AIITOMOB Is tho time TO
secure that good used car you want.
We have some excellent values. Brad
street Motor Co. Hallowell. Augusta.
1n,Irk-Ilon eIX touring Sell or OK
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-04

MANY InCAi. business advertisers
let our ad statesmen write all Of the
Classified Ads they use. This ad-
writing service is free; the profitable
results are Quick and sure
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LIVE STOCK


Horses. Cattle, Vehicles 42
SLEIGH-Bailey speed. Mrs. W. A
Hawkins, i Western Ave. Augusta
SLEIGHS-New ones. and 2-scat pungs
built at Maine State Prison; also
double-runner delivery pungs. l.. c.
Barker. East Nassalboro. Tel o6-3.
SLEIGH-Travers runner pung. three
harnesses. 20 Clinton ST.. Gardiner
Poultry and Supplies go
" HITE 4 WYANDOTTE = Cocl;crels,
Regal Dorcas strain. Large. hlocky,
fine birds. s. each. J. G. Peterson.
Pittston. Tel. Gardiner 2SS-31.-/
WHITE WYANDOTTE - Cockerels.
Martin Regal Dorcas strain. fine
healthy birds. IS and SIS each. An
CORA kittens bought and sold. Il, II.
Weber. Maple Hill Farm. Monroe.
WHITE WYANDOTTE--I0O pullets
Just beginning to lay. s1.59 each.
Will ship c. .. ID. Harry Nelson,
Skowhegan.
Wanted--Live Stock SO
CHICKENS-Ard fowl wanted. dress
Cd. Webber d Hewett. Augusta.
HORSE-Eor his keep. Suitable for
girl to drive to school this winter.
Geo. NJ. Rogers. Litchiicld.
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fARN-All wool. Direct from man.
GIecturer. Also golf ard plain socks.
Write for samples. II. A. Bartlett.
Harmony
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SN0WSHOES-S sleds and toboS-
gans. Malcolm 6 Dyer Co. 1876 Wa
ter St. Augusta.
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MERCHANDISE
Art.eles tor Sale

CORONA-Typewrite The best of
ali portable machines. Terms. n.
II. Wheeler, Iiailowe.l.
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OGRAPHER-To assist, also OH
books. OIL. care Journal.
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TELL your troubles to policeman
and if he is stumped call upon our
ad -fnlS,r
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

MANUt'ACTURING CORPORATION
Desires manager for branch Office and
to handle salesmen; $500 to S2000.nec-
essary. Address, President, III Madi-
son Ave. Room 1607, New York.
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N-F,xpericnccd one in
garment dept. Box HI. care Jour
nal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-04

ONE DEFINITION of an advertls-
ing expert is a man who reads the
ads
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CASH REGISTERS-Combin re-
cording and listing. Terms. n. II.
Wheeler, Hallowell
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euSnes. and ofies eou,pY

ADDING MACHINES-Bought sold
and rented. Terms. \. ii. Wheeler,
Hallowell
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PROGRESSIVE people read classi-
fed ads.
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PURITAN FLApPERS

Those Of us who have been maxi
ing mental comparisons between tho
modern "flapper" and the demure
simplicity which tradition has as
signed to the Puritan maiden have
received a shock.
No less a parsonage than President
Mary II. woolley OF Mt. Holyoke
College rises to remark that the
aforesaid Puritan maiden was fond
OF short skirts tho better 20 show
her red stockings. In other words
tho eternal feminine that is with us
yet. likewise was with the doAr Pur-
itan. even to the flirt OF her skirt and
the sidelons glance from her eyes
when he was looking the other way
and someone else wasn't.
President woolley goes on to tell
US that a. early as 1898. sol years
age. the colonists were sending large
orders to England for fancy dresses
shoes, stockings. silks and buckles
that even the men. including COVER
nofs. were nothing loath to order gay
apparel
Shades Of Brewster. william. 1850
tee! Can't someone come TO the
rescue Of the Puritan tradition!
After all weren't these gatidy clothes
ordered and worn by the Pilgrims in
contradistinction to Puritaus?
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LARONE

Walter stevens and family are quite
Comfortably settled in the shop across
the road from where the house was
burned and the stock is housed In the
hen house which was moved last fall
to it's present location. They have not
fully decided to build in the spring but
possibly may do so.
The big chill reached US December
goth and on the morning of the 2lst
the mercury stood at 16 below zero
and on the following morning at 26 be-
low which reminds US that we still
live In Maine and must live UP to our
reputation.
Master Lloyd Buzzell had a birth
day December 18TH when many friends
gathered to help him celebrate and
left him many fine presents. oysters
and pastry were served for a lunch.
Mrs. O. l.. ESitchell has been on the
sick list and Mrs. Edith Holt of Nor
ridgewock has been assisting with the
. house work.
Ashley Wing has been cutting wood
for ] C. Durham and Mr.. Durham has
returned to his work III the shoe shop
at Norridgewock.
We seldom have good travelling for
both automobiles and sleighs at the
same time, but such was the fact last
week.
Mrs. Alice Durham is on the sick
list and Miss Hilda Luce is stopping
with her while Mr.. Durham is away.
Chester Sawyer of Norridgewock
assisted J. c. Morrow recently in get
ting out wood.
Raymond Lyons is driving one Of
Alphonso Nadeau's teams in hauling
wood.
The school in the Tobey district
where the Larore scholars attend,
closed December 10 for one week. On
the evening of December % occurred
the Christmas entertainment at which
was a we'll loaded tree. This school is
taught by Mrs. Sasha Tobias who is
an exceptionally good teacher and
should be kept at the work.
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weeks vacation from her duties as
teacher in the grammar school here.
Clayton Ames passed Friday and
Saturday with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Knott Gates.
Mrs. Edwin Ware was in Water
Vile shopping Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Bowlcy and Mrs
Lewis Philbrick passed Saturday in
Waterville shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith have
closed their home here and gone to
Augusta to pass the winter.
Mrs. C. e. Gilchrest. Ruth and
Doris Gilchrest were In Waterville
shopping Monday.
DIR. Abbott and nurse Of Portland
DR.. Small of Freedom and nurse from
Belfast. operated upon Robert Belts
at his home Monday for hip disease.
Josiah Drummond Chapter o. L. s
held a special meeting Thursday
night.
The Christmas tree and entertain
mept given by the teachers and stu
dents of the Primary and Grammar
schools was very much enjoyed by
the parents and friends that at
tended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guedj passed Sunday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Ham,
lin,
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.MARREN

Robert Stevens ia visiting his
mother in Charlestown. Mass, for
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Feyler and
son. Kenneth Of Somerville, Mass,
were called to Warren Thursday by
the death Of Mrs. Feyier's mother,
Mrs. Lester Deiham.
Mrs. Ebert Starrett Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Orren Eaton in Portland
for n week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Ames passed
Saturday afternoon in RockIand
Mr.. AMI Mrs. James Kelley passed
Saturday afternoon In Rockland.
Mrs. Ralph spear has been un-
able to teach her school Ia Rockland
on account of illness.
Miss Alice Peabody Is gaining 80
that she is able to set up an hour a
day.
Mrs. Gay Wooster 10 on the sick
list.
Ralph Spear has ha.i the tcicphon ,
installed at his house.
Percy Doty Of Bucksport, was
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FREEDOM

SOUTH-Ernest Penney was In
Thorndike recently on business.
Mrs. Hattie Wing Of Belfast called
on her daughter. Mrs. Raymond Fin
ney OF Freedom village, also her
brother. Fred Thompson OF G. p.
Ridge and sister, Mrs. John Downer
of South Freedom. one day the pas.
week.
Guy Jackson was a recent caller
on George Penney Of South Freedom.
We are having the coolest spell of
the season. II registered 20 below
on G. 2. Ridge Sunday morning and
is below in South Freedom with n
strong wind.
fremont Downer was IN ThorndiRe
recently on business.
Steven Mills and wife are visiting
at Mr.. Mills fathers.