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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-13
COMING EVENTS

Sent 11-1s--Maine sportsmensi msst.l
and Game Association annunss arans.l
Ing. Lakewood Inn. LAKE q
Sent. i4-2o-Eastern States
s. tiar' ':atsPps slnsMeip; w. C. T. U. cog
vention. Portland. ,.,esl ~
Sent 24-26-Maine Pharmaceus Prl
ISOLATION 57th annual mse''""
so ,a"o osaOct 2-Maine Federa'
Nomen's Clubs. Portland. yexj
Oct i-S-Thirty-first Distrlo' polap6|
England Rotary CLUBS
Oct 2-l-srilitary Order OF inc
War, Boston. s,s,cat Fet1
Oct. 2.4--Eastern Maine MUSIC
tival. Bangor. o. New Englsnsl
Oct. 6-S-Eight Distrtct s,,,es.
oct s.syWestern Maine Musicai
tival, Portland. ,., Festiytl]
Oct. 9-11-Mains Musicai
Oct a.es sossin.Maine Teachers cow
ton, Bangor 9Th annr'
Nov. l-6-Maine Assessors o."
convention. Augusta. ,o,ventiok
Nov. 11-13-Eighth annual eAssesso5
Association Of Maine ne,,sta. "
Hall of Representative: ,asp hsps
Nov. 1S.19-2O-Annuai exn.snr Maip1
Maine Dairymen's Associas,oA Mairs
Creamerymen's Association, tan 10
Seed Improvement Associasst nfS<
Maine Pathological SOCIETY,"
armory. Lewiston.
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y0o8A38 1O14O1
Notice II hereby given that tne 1G Hr
icvinE sppoisr onrt within and FOR the
County OF Kennebec. and said APP
Hointees duly qualified as 1oliows.
Xiiish y. xord Of vassaiboro. *
ecEkpr Of the vii wns. 81 an deceased.
Snhsi 8. Foster Of Manchester. al.
ministratrix Of the estate Of 1870 =.
o Oh os. 1fss p August saiU Is 1874
.c,trtr 81 the will Of Arthur no
MIR. late Of said MONMOUTH. DE-
ceased. Qualified August Is. Iszt.
.cnt TS Of the viii Of John >. Cor
van. late Of said Mt. Vernon. deceased.
Suaiified August 10. 1924. -.
George =. 8sares OF Lewiston: pa az
ministrator Of the estate iiscS ~ de-
ceased. Qualified Aug. ~. 1874.
Gertrude 1lAthsws Of Augusta. ad
ministratrix of the estate OF A soE
Baensior, late 81 * w isas 'e'sass'
9ci ars 4. Garter Of Hallowell, execu-
tr;x ~ the will Of calvin a. Cole, late
Of said Hallowell. deceased. Qualined
A9 asr4y aomans of Bangor. executor
of the will Of Eisabsth a. Homans;
late Of Vassalboro. deceased. oualiied
August Is. 1924. ,, 49,
.cutrir Of the will of George A. HAL
COIN, late of said Windsor, deceased.
Ouaiified August Is. 1924.
y. waldo sampson Of Manchester,
guardian OF Hsnraests ssm ,'st OF g,
said Manchester. ouaiihed August 90
horton II. swift of Augusta. con.
.ervator Of the estate Of John y. 1wtfs
Of Sidney. oualifisd ApEHst r :, lssA.
Attest: X; w: ~ Prohsts
aug3OsatSt
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ANSON

Mrs. Thompson Of Pittsfeld IL Wis
iting her son and his family on Spear
hill
T. H. Spear and Sidney Rand were
in Waterville Tuesday.
Rainbow Branch of ]. s. s. held
their regular meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Ethel viles, Sept.r5. Plans were
made and committees elected to ar
range for fair to be held the last
of October. Next meeting will be
held Sept. 10 with Mrs. Annette
Morse.
Henry Oliver of Pennington was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
The heavy wind of Tuesday blew
down a. large tree in front of ]. NJ.
Norton's residence.
The boom house is receiving a new
coat of shingles.
Herman Smith has purchased the
Grover Foss place and is moving his
family there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Knox Of New.
market N. H., are passing the week
with relatives and friends in town.
Fred Carter left Monday for Mary
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BELFAST
Monroe Fair Has
LARGE Attendance

There was a very large attend
ance at Monroe Fair Thursday,
making up for the day before when
the storm prevented the races. Not
outstanding the rain on that day
there were some 400 admissions sold
but the management issued rain
checks, when it was decided that the
races were off. There Is an except
ionally good midway. and the two
exhibition halls are filled with pro-
duce. flowers, and needlework. Es-
pecially attractive were the exhibits
from the Hopkins Dahlia Farm of
Monroe, and from the garden of
Mrs Jennie Kendall of Bay View
street, Belfast. Both were well
worth going long way to see. The
canning exhibits from the Boys and
Girls clubs of Waldo county were
excellent.
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i b NIOIET nARE "
NTOIE EFT pARE,


Something in the other girls race
stopped her. Mary Hayward stood
very still. her hands cienched. her
cheeks blazing. But for moment
she almost lost control Of herself.
Oh. how could anyone be 30 cruel as
to cheaper those golden moments IN
this way? So they had been sitting
there, those two, talking her over.
commenting on her. laughing at her.
even while Gillian was looking up
At the new moon and then down at
her and saying. II wish for you."
After a moment she said quietly:
Il think you misunderstood. Camil-
Ia. Mr.. Gillian and I did nothing
but nnish the match when you and
Mr.. O'Brien deserted us."
"Oh. but the way you laughed
the way you looked at him-the way
you helped him when he was loosen
Ing the net" Camilla's voice was
harsh with anger, her face flushed.
hard. In that moment Mary knew
that she could expect no mercy at
the others hands; that Camilla real
ly wanted Bruce Gillian. and would
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can't be. To fall in love like this
why, didn't know that anyone
could feel as do. And to have 1t a
man whom I've just met, just today;
love at first sight" Her thoughts
swerved to Camilla. who had said.
NO poaching." earlier in the day,
when talking Of Bruce Gallian. But
she will understand; she doesn't care
as do" Mary reasoned with her
self, hopefully. she couldn't. or she
wouldn't have spoken Of him as she
did. "A wonderful CATCH she said.
Why, I don't care whether he has
money or not. I love him-and I
know he loves me-"
She turned to the dressing table,
let down her mop Of tawny hair and
brushed it till it looked like bur-
nished copper, then twisted 1t into
a rope and bound It tight about her
head. Her frock was Of ecru lace.
an old one of Canilla's. remodelled
by Mary's clever fingers. She was
spraying perfume on her hair when
Camilla entered, after the barest
suggestion OF a knock.
Something was wrong. and Mary.
slowly rising; felt that she knew
what it was.
Ready" Camilla sank down on
the chaise Tongue by the window.
II told Mering to bring our cocktails
in here-just take them. will your"
as the maid entered. Then. after
slipping hers slowly, MARY, I'm go
ing to tell you something that I
think YOU ought to know. though it
hurts me dreadfully to do it,"
"Yes?" Mary Hayward's lovely
husky voice could hardly be heard
across the room.
"Yes, feel that must. It's
about-well about the way you act
with men. or course, know prob
ably better than anyone else that
you simply have to marry a rich
man: / know how dreadfully in debt
you are. and that you must pay of
your obligations to your aunt with
in the next few months. But, my
dear. you mustn't throw yourself at
mems heads the way you do; they
misunderstood you. Stewed and
were watching you when you were
playing tennis this afternoon with
Bruce. and while of course he was
too polite to say very much he"
Copyright, 1891, By The
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|Sk0WHEGAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, ;:,m., -! =;
PERSONAL MENTION

Charles Stevens was in waterville
Thursday.
MFR. and Mrs. William Simpson OF
Oakland we're Thursday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Ernest Avore.
Mrs. Ella Beady Of waterville will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar l.. Lord
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Donaldson OF
Baptist hill are in Dexter and Sang
srville visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Symons are en-
PERTAINING their youngest son. Har-
old, OF Boston.
Misses Amanda and Amelia Smith
OF Canaan are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph w. Smith.
Kenneth Cole IL taking a prepar-
etory course Of several days at Colby
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dill Of Phil
lips are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Srnest Avore at Lake Wesserrunsett.
Mrs. Elizabeth williams Dyer has
reopened her candy kitchen and sales
room on Madison avenue. They have
been closed some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Dysart.
formerly OF town. who have been
guests OF Mrs. Grace c. Vail. return
cd Thursday to waterville.
Daniel Foster Is very III at the
home of his daughter and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Getchell in
Canaan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Painter.
whose buildings were recently de-
etroyed by lightning. have purchased
q farm on the same road, the Nor
ridgewock road north side Of the
river. known as the Richards farm.
Among the Skowhegan men at
tending Triennial of the General
Grand Council OF the United States
and the Triennial Of the Grand Chap
ter. are Harry A. Dinsmore. Grand
Master Of the Grand Council Of
Maine. John II. Lancaster, G. Ernest
Avore and Charles e. Nitschks.
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get him il 1t was possible.
Il was a fool" she told herself. as
Camilla went on and on. she will
never give in, and unless she does.
she will tell everything she knows.
and then he won't want me. or if.he
does. can't accept him, not with
that weight OF shame hanging to
me. Oh, why is life so hard: And
why can't have love when 1t comes
to me? The poorest people in the
world can have 1t; girls who would
envy me can accept love, and IL
can't afford IT."
Camilla. out of breath. finished
her TRADE. Slowly Mary Hayward
turned and went over TO her side.
She had resolved that she would
drink the cup Of shame and humilia-
ton to its very dregs.
I'm sorry. Camilla" she said
quietly. but it was we'll that the
other could not see her face. Il
hadn't realized. Of course; I'll be
more careful in future. And thank
you for telling me this: know that
it must have been hard for you"
We'll. it was" agreed Camilla
sweetly. But I'm 20 fond of you
that I simply made myself speak TO
you frankly Bruce is such dear
that naturally he'd be moe to you.
especially as you're my guest. But
Stewed is very sophisticated and, Of
course, he noticed it at once. Shall
we go DOWN."
She put one arm arect!onately
around Mary and walked toward the
door. And Mary Hayward made a
| little grave in her heart and tried
| to bury her love in 1t, although it
was very much alive.
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FAIRFIELD


from Boston. -,
Pemaquid Thursday for few days.
grippe.
Mrs. G. M. Knapp who has been
visiting Mrs. George Shannon has
returned to Norway.
Mrs. Wesley circuit. Miss Myrtle
Andrews have returned from Lisbon
Falls.
The Ladies of the Methodist Guild
held an all day meeting Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Everson Brown in
Benton. At noon the hostesses, Mrs.
Frank Spearen. Mrs. Horace Ham
len and Mrs. Brown served a most
delicious dinner. The afternoon was
passed sewing for then Christmas
sale. 1t was voted to hold a harvest
supper october Sth.
The Ladies' Social Union of the
Baptist church will serve a public
supper. Thursday. Sept. 18th.
Miss Vivian Witham is visiting
Miss Leila Stedman in Haftland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Clifford and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Pitts
field and Palmyra.
H. N. Grant has returned to his
home in Canterbury, N. B.
Workmen from the Maine Realty
company are remodelling the s. A.
Nye storehouse on Summit street
making 1t into an up-to date apart
ment house.
Miss Beulah Towne has returned
to Jersey City. N. j., where she
teaches.
Charles Roundy Of Portland is Wis
iting in town.
Donald Poulin. employed at F. II.
Meals drug store, Is enjoying a va
cation.
Mrs. Alice Lascelle Of Brooklyn,
n. T.. has been visiting relatives and
friends in town.
Miss Emma Jewell Of Houlton IL
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jewell.
John Lawry. Jr.. has returned from
Mackino Island. Mich, where he has
teen attending a Beta Theta Phi
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RicvcIe coIIides with Auto

A bad accident occurred at the
junction of Manson and Main streets
late Thursday afternoon when an au-
tomobile said to be an Augusta car
containing two men and two ladies',
and Robert Moody, who was riding
bicycle down out of Manson street
| collided with the car driven along
Main street. The boy was said to
be riding driving the bicycle with
one hand and had books in the other
hand. He in some way came up to
the car in such way that he was
thrown and hit by the auto. his head
being sevely injured, the extent not
being learned as he was Immediately
taken to the Eastern Maine General
hospital by DR.. w. b. Tricky in
Martins ambulance, accompanied by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
| Moody.
People who saw the accident
thought that the man driving the car
| was not to blame for the accident
and that he did everything possible
to avoid 1t.
Young Moody had Just entered
Maine Central Institute, having
! graduated from Pittsfield grammar
school last year. His parents have
| the sympathy of the entire commun-
| ity in this misfortune.
The Odd Fellows will hold a meet
ing Monday evening, Sept Is, at
which time there will be work in the
third degree. A baked bean supper
will be served after the work.
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PITTSFIELD

Two Injured in Motorcycle Accident
Lester Cowan and Ralph Bickford
were injured in a motorcycle spill on
the state road between Pittsfield and
Newport Thursday afternoon. 1t was
thought that the machine hit some
thing while rolling along at con-
siderable rate of speed and was
thrown over dragging Mr.. Cowan,
who was operating the machine and
Mr.. Bickford, who was riding, quite
a few feet. The injured men were
brought TO DR.. w. b. Trickeys office.
where their wounds were dressed
and they were made as comfortable
as possible and later taken to their
homes. Mr.. Cowan was bruised and
cut badly all over and especially
about the face and arms. Mr.. Bick-
ford sustained bruised left side and
slight cuts.
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convention. He has returned to
OronO, where he is student at Uni
versity of Maine.
Mrs. Pierce and children Of Bangor
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
Shaw.
MIR. and Mrs. Gerald of Skowhegan
have moved into the Warren Written
rent.
Harry Lyons of Burlington, n. H.,
is visiting A. IL. Lawrence.
Fred Carey Of Waterville appeared
before Judge A. H. Totman on a
charge of intoxication. He was fined
and costs of 50. which he paid.
Russell Brown has returned from
ing the summer.
Miss Jennie O'Blemis has complet
de her duties at Hollis candy store
and has entered Thomas Business
college in Waterville.
Mrs. Lille Leach is moving from
the George Crosby rent to the Gill
man rent.
The Loyal club met Wednesday
evening with Mrs. William Thibo-
deau. The evening was passed play
ing cards and refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Bedford Hume is at the Sisters
hospital in Waterville, where he I'M
derwent an operation on his throat.
Lawrence King, who has been ill,
Is improving.
Miss Blanche Bryant Of Biddeford
is visiting Mrs. Clyde Williams.
NORTH-Alice Devin has re-
turned to her work in Augusta after
passing her vacation with her uncle,
Alonzo Hoxie.
There was a large attendance at
the quarterly meeting held Saturday
and Sunday at the Friends church,
North Fairfield.
Rev. and Mrs. Bernard OF Iowa
were guests Sunday and Monday at
Madison Gifford's.
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d / n n err. Her
neSligee trailed
its soft black
laces over the
floor in a wide.
fan Q h q p e d
train, tn e n
wrapped itself
tight about her
as she turned.
1T isn't pos
sible!" she kept
saying to her
self. softly. hap
PLY. 1T isn't
OOssible-it Just
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boys and girls. The last speaker on
the program was Lester II. Shibles,
State club leader, who awarded the
charters and seals Of achievement to
the various clubs. These are the
highest honors to be obtained in club1
work, and this il all the more clearly
shown by the fact that only six
charters and two seals were given
out Of II clubs for the year. Char
to the BUSY Bee" club Of Twelve
Corners, with Alberta Mantor as
leader; East Madison Agricultural
club, with Bertha Paul as leader;
st. Adams club. FraAces Baine. lead
er; Cambridge club, Harriet Ham
and Mrs. J. B. LaBree. leaders;
"Everready' club of Cornville, Eliza.
beth Foster, leader. The first seal Of
achievement awarded to the "May.
flower" club of Palmyra. Mrs. H. e.
Grover, leader: the second seal of
achievement awarded to the st. AL
bans club. A. Irene Libby leader.
County champions in the various
projects were announced as follows:
Portland: potato. Clarence Ellis.
South Scion: sewing. Doris Robbins,
Madison; room Improvement. Aman-.
da Ellis, North Arson; cooking and
housekeeping, Bessie Buker. st. AL
bans: sweet corn. Mark Rand, North
Arson; garden. T. Ralph Jones.
South Scion.
The cash prizes were awarded by
Leslie Goldsmith Of the First Ma
tional bank. After this the boys and
girls returned to their respective
communities.
The following clubs and club lead
ers were represented at the banquet:
Clubs present were-West New
Portland. st. Adams Pond school.
Cambridge. Cornville, Hartland, st.
Adams Mohawk club. South Scion,
East Madison, N. Arson Boys. North
Arson Girls, Norridgewock, Palmyra
and Harmony.
Leaders present were Miss A.
Irene Libby. st. Adams: Miss Ards
Iancey. Hartland: Miss Bertha Paul.
East Madison: Miss Florence Bur-
rill, East Madison: Mrs. w. NJ. Wei
mer. West New Portland; c. A. Stor-
er. North Arson: Mrs. ]. B. Gardiner.
South Solon: Mrs. Longley, Nor
ridgewock; Mrs. H. F. Grover, Pal
myra; Mrs. J. B. LaBree. Cambridge:
Miss Elizabeth Foster, Cornville and
Mrs. Clara Perkins, Harmony.
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CHINA

SOUTH-A young peoples social.
which proved a most happy occasion,
was held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Austin Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hattie Wing the efficient
manager of South China inn has re-
turned to her home in Lewiston after
visiting friends here.
Mrs. David Phillips and children,
Polly, Betty and Sonny, with Mrs.
Phillips sister. Miss Elizabeth Cross.
man. left last week for their home
in Cynwyd, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Jones Of Lew
iston with Mrs. Jones' mother, Mrs.
H. 1. Bean Of Bethel and two chill
dren. F1orine and Muriel were week
end guests of Mrs. Mary w. Jones.
Charles Stanley has returned from
his visit in Providence, r. I.
An enthusiastic w. c. T. u. meet
ing was held at the home Of Mrs.
Mary w. Jones Tuesday and ten new
members were reported.
On Sunday morning a large con-
gregation greeted the new minister,
Rev. Neal d. Newlin at the chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Sanborn
with their children are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. II. Whitehouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sisson Of
Providence, r. l., and children, Hope
and Mary, with their maid, who have
passed their vacation here, have
gone to Jackson. N. Fl.
Erskine academy opened on Mon
day with an enrolment Of 81 stu
dents.i
Mrs r. Maxwell has returned from
her trip to Massachusetts.
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Mrs. Mary T.. Holt

Mrs. Mary E. Holt of Canaan. died
Friday afternoon after a long illness
ct the home of her grandson and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Foss. about
a mile and a half from Canaan viii
lage at the advanced age of 81
years. She was born and always
resided in Canaan and was the
daughter Of John and Sarah Good
rich Mason. She leaves four chill
dren. Eben Holt and Mrs. Adam
Goodrich of Canaan, Lester Holt of
Fairfield, and Mrs. Hattie Whitman
Of Massachusetts. Several grand
children and two great grandchil-
dren survive.
Mrs. Holt was a woman much de-
voted to her home and family. The
funeral service will be held Sun
day afternoon at . o'clock at the
Foss home and burial will be made
The various Protestant churches
which during the summer months
have held union services, will all
Sunday resume their own services.
At the Federated church there will
be no evening service; at the Be-
thany Baptist church the Christian
Endeavor Society will meet at and
that will be the only service for the
evening: at the Methodist church
the Ellsworth League will meet at u
and the usual evening services will
be held at seven.
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To clear the streets of snow Stock
holm. Sweden, has a truck on which
is mounted q furnace with a large
funnel into which the snow Is SHOW
elled. The melted snow runs through
a hose to the nearest sewer.
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WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S
HAPPENED

NARY HAYWARD. . famous
beauty, arrives at the country home
Of
CAMILLA WAITE with two men.
BRUCE GILLIAN and
STEWART O'BRIEN.
Camilla warns Mary that she 10 In
love with Bruce and that there 10 to
be no poaching on her matrimonial
preserves. Camilla realizes that
Bruce Is much interested in Mary,
and plots with O'Brien to prevent
his proposing to her.,
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Boys and Girls Club Program
At Skowhegan Grange Hall

At six o'clock Tuesday evening
nearly 200 boys, girls and parents as
ssembled to partake of the banquet
given by the Skowhegan Grange. The
speakers Of the evening were appro-
priately introduced by Roland r.
Patten Of the Independent Reporter.
acting as POSTMASTER for Col. Sher-
man N. Shumway. who was called out
OF town. The tirst speaker was John
Grange, who spoke to the young peo-
pie on the value Of club work and
the opportunities which were given
to the young people ef today that the
older grange members do not have.
He was followed hxeErnest C. Butler.
vice president OF the Somerset Cen
trail Agricultural society. He stated
that to his mind ths greatest exhibit
ct the fair was that put on BY the
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land, where he has secured employ
ment.
Chesley Duplisea is moving his
family into the Elmer Bracket house
on Nichols hill.
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Spiritual Camp Meeting
At Lakewood

Campmeeting Is now in session
meeting every day at 10 o'clock and
2 o'clock. Seance 7.30 in the evening.
Among the speakers and message
bearers are George Cutter and Isa-
bel Bradley, Rev. F. A. Wiggin.
On Sunday at o'clock Rev. F. A.
Wiggin. pastor of Unity church of
Boston will speak.
Special music is being furnished by
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Kinder of Nor
witch. Conn.
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Surveys indicate that near the
mouth of the river Rio de la Plata
the Atlantic il more than eight miles
deep.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Harry Cullen was in Augusta
Thursday.
Mrs. David C. Jewett is in Belmont,
Mass, guest of her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. David Haig.
Miss Geraldine Kinney of Nor
ridgewock is the guest of her cousin,
Miss Lucretia Witham.
Mrs. Edith NJ. Small, who has been
a guest of Mrs. Minnie Green, re-
turned Thursday to Portland.
Charles Dunn, Jr.. of South Port
land. has been in town to judge the
dairy stock at the fair.
Miss Kathleen Rodden. who has
been the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Ar
thur f. Rodden. returned to Dover,
N. H.. Thursday.
Miss Louise Hayes, WATERFOWL,
Mass. and Miss Evelyn Stillings of
Boston are guests of Miss Lyle c.
Stinchfield.
Benjamin Witham who is employ
ed by the Central Maine Power COM
pany in Waterville, returned home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stafford have
sold their home on Water street to
Mrs. Lydia Pooler of East Skowheg-
an and Mrs. Fanny Cannon of
Washington. d. c. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stafford are moving to Benton soon.
Mr.. Stafford is employed in Fairfield.
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LAKESIDE DRTvE-The district
school commenced Monday with
Theima Butterfield teacher.
Mrs. Minnie Sabin and daughter.
Erlena, called on ffends here last
week.
/1fr. ana Mrs. J. Malcolm .MacDon-