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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-19
"Caracas, : de Julio de 1911.

"Caracas, : de Julio de 1911.
Muy distinguido sehor Doctor Me per-
mito dirigirle la presente para expresarle
mi infinite agradecimiento por el exito ma
ravilloso que han eiercido mi las exec
lentfsimas Pidoras del Dr. Loyett. Diez amos
estuve padeciendo de trastornOs nerviosos
como resultado de esta atecci6n y de una
anemia, que va era cr6nica en- mi, el eSt6-
mago sc me descompuso como usted no
tiene idea; con frecuencia vomitaba cuanto
comfa sentia mucho dolor la boca
del est6mago, especialmente de tres a cinco
de la tarde de ocho a diez de la noche,
era tan poca la sangre que en- mis- venas
crculaba, que estaba cadaverico eTtre-
madamente d6bil Y melanc6lco.
Tome tantas medicinas sin mejorar en-
10 mas mfnimo, que cref que mi enferme
dad iba llevarme pronto al otro mundo;
pero en- el acreditado cstablccmiento del
Sr. Dr. A. Ruiz, denominado "Botica dc
Ferrenqufn" encontre TN librito relative
las Pfldoras del DR.. Loyett, los testi
monios de curaciones en- dicho librito con
tenidos me animaTol tomar estas plldoras
EUftenSe i
Las buenas bOticas y drcguerias venden
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-17
ARE YOU ALMOST
|ANERvOUSW WRECK
Stop Worrying! Be Restored
by a Home Treatment
Costing Only Few
Cents a Day

Nerve exhaustion Is the result of
using up the body's nerve power
the energy. that keeps you vigorous,
strong. Without vital nerve force
the body becomes deadened; the
mind becomes tortured with worry
and fears: your worn out nerves
seem actually to cry out in agony.
Women with overstrained nerves
grow thin. pale, haggard and are
prematurely old. Men who have ex-
hausted their nervous systems find
their way to success blocked by their
own weakness.
There Is no magic way to restore
the nerves. Nerve power-the vital
force OF iife-iS created only with
In our bodies. When the body is so
worn out that it can not store up
nerve strength then it must have a
restorative. Just as soon as we be-
gin to restore our bodies so surely
will we begin TO regain nerve power
and vitality.
There is a safe home treatment
for nerve exhausted men and wo-
men; treatment that is absolutely
harmless and costs only few cents
a day. Get from your druggist at
once a generous size bottle of Win
carnis, the restorative for sufferers
from weakness and nerve failure.
Take this Wincarnis treatment for
twelve days and you will understand
what it means to regain nerve power
and vitality.-tdv.
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meeting, after which delicious re-
freshments were served.
The following officers were elected
for the coming year: President. Mrs.
Thomas Fallon; vice pres, Miss Ale
berta whipple; End vice pres. Mrs.
Nellie Paul; recording secretary. Mrs.
George Bennett: corresponding Sec
etary, Mrs. Walter Cross: treas,
Mrs. William Miner: chaplain, Mrs.
William Miner.
The basketball team from Brooks
high school was in Scion "Wednesday
and played against the local high
school team. The Scion team won
by a small margin.
Mrs. Mabel Magoon went to Au-
burn Saturday to be the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. william Soper and attend
the concert given by Harry Lauder,
Monday evening.
Mrs. Howard Bryant returned Sat
urday from Lewiston, where she has
been a surgical patient at the c. NJ
G. hospital.
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Officers Nioht al Rebekahs

The semi monthly meeting OF the
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge was held
Tuesday evening with the recently
installed officers In charge OF the
meeting and with the Noble Grand,
Miss Adelena Landry presiding.
After the transaction Of the routine
business and presenting Of reports,
the following program was carried
out: Vocal music. ladies chorus. with
Miss Airline Burnow. acting an ac-
companist: reading. Mrs. Sarah F.
Dyer; costume dialogue. which was
numerous. Mrs. Kathleen Cheny and
Mrs. Charlotte r. Tarbox: character
song. Mrs. Alma Bishops: reading
poems by Edgar Guest, Mrs. Ava
Sheridan: vocal music. ladies'
chorus. accompanied by Miss Bur-
ner: piano solo. Miss Adelena Lam
dry.
After the program the new Of
ficers served in the banquet hall deli
cious ham sandwiches. coffee and
whipped cream puffs. The next
meeting will be charter members
night and instead Of the charter
members having charge Of the pro-
gram they are to be guests OF honor
ut the meeting and the meeting will
be directed by q committee compos-
ed OF the lodge members TO be APP
pointed by the Noble Grand. Miss
Landry,
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Local Talent
Presents Musical Comedy

/ The musical comedy "A Royal Cut.
up" drew large audience TO the Uni.
versalist vestry Tuesday evening. and
all who attended the presentation felt
well repaid for going. The young PEG.
pie who staged the entertainment
showed much talent and comedians
were worthy of the name. The stage
was most attractive with its myriad Ut
paper flowers suggesting lairyland and
made a pleasing setting for the flower
fairies and students. The local hits
were brilliantly pointed but not harm
full. Following is the cast of charac-
ters:
Hittemur. King OF Hocus Pc, Horny
Parsons: Tutti-Fruti, his chamberlain.
Robert Eliot; Jack Hastings, loeal
high school student, Herbert Fisher
Jr: Tom Bracket. hus chum. Eugene
Gilman; Harry Hunter. his friend, Ma
than c. Buchanan; Wallhowcr. the Viz
lain. suitor of Poppy. Kenneth Burriti:
Phlox. an escaped slave, Wilson VIII
kins: Princess Poppy. daughter of Hit.
tcmup, Clair Ham: Rose her friend,
Myrtle Dearborn: Duchess Ba2aaa. mis-
ttess of etiquet, Marie Drawn: stu
dents, Carl Moses. Wilson Wilkins
Herbert Fisher. Arthur Hascltine and
Lee Seavey: Flower Fairies, Eleanor
Herrick. Elizabeth Brewster, Mapl"
rercival and Charlotte Eliot.
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BELFAST

A most interesting letter was re-
ceived recently by one of the b. Il.
w. club members from Mrs. Leroy
Southland. recording secretary of the
club. who with her husband and his
mother. is spending the winter in
Florida.
The Cniversalist League will hold
an all day food sale Saturday in the
Poor store, Phoenix Row.
Mrs. s. A. Parker is chairman for
the auction and Nah Jongg party
which will be held at the B. p. w.
club Thursday night.
Two warm bed quilts and other
bedding will be greatly appreciated
by Mrs. Cecil Clay. health officer,
who has had some pathetic appeals
these frosty days, from unfortunates
who suffer from the cold.
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LIBERTY

Allen Knowlton was business
visitor in Belfast one day last week.
VIII White is still in Belfast at the
Bradbury hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Blanche Stevens returned re-
Gently from the Waldo County hos-
ptal where she was operated on for
gall stones.
Waldo Holt. who has been visiting
in Union for several days, has re-
turned home.
a new baby girl arrived nj the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tracey llari-
nan Christmas morning.
A Masonic club has been formed
with q members and have rooms in
the Twitchell store now owned by A..
]. Skidmore.
The talk Of the town Is new
Community hall.
Mrs Banks and her daughter. Fam
ME, have returned from Massachu-
sets and are staying with her son.
Charles Banks.
Several people in town arc suffer
ing from colds.
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Mrs, Steward Hostess

Mrs. Kerry steward entertained
Tuesday afternoon the ladies OF the
s. &. S Club at her home on Bridge
street The afternoon was passed
sewing and was enjoysd by the club
ladies. The hostess served sand.
witches. cake and hot chocolate.
The tirst anniversary of the or
gAnizstiop OF this club will occur
Wednesday. January "a. and the
next regular meeting on the Tues
day preceding When the club will
meet In the afternoon at the homo of
Mrs Fred w. Kennison on Main
street. That evening at seven o'clock
the club ladies 10 observance OF Its
f1rst anniversary win enio~ q ban
quet At Hotel Oxford.
Sunday evening at six o'clock at
the Bethany Baptist church there
Will be q lecture on THE Creates,
Catastrophe ip History"
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the AM
erican Legion viii hold a food sale
at the new Legion rooms in the
Skcwhegan National Bank building
Saturday afternoon n there are
any who are not members o: the or
der who would like to contribute for
this sale the food will be gla -. re.
ceived by the ladies In charge
Gcntlemen's N.eh' OF SkcwheeRn
Sorosis which will occur February
Is will be held In the Grange Hall.
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NORRIDGEWOCK

School in the Long.ey, district
opened Monday, Jan. l4th, after a
three weeks vacation.
Mrs. Emma Withee is boarding
with Mrs. Frank Lancaster for the
present.
Little Pearl ard Earl Knowlton,
who have been Ill with measles are
we'll on the road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Withee
passed Sunday with their son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy W!thee
at their camp in Smithfield.
Miss Beulah Robinson went to
Waterville to attend Sunday school
convention on Monday and will
visit her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. N. Robinson at Vassalboro before
returning home.
Burt Perry of Madison Is work.
ing for r. j. Shaw and Son.
Miss Jessie Walker and Merle
Sheaff we're dinner guests on Sun
day of the formers sister, Mrs. H.
Y. Noble.
Mrs. Laura Noble is visiting rela-
tives in Corinna.
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evening. The officers will be in
stalled by Harold La Breck of the
Waterville Camp.
William Hersom. who has been
critically i'll with pneumonia at his
home on Heath street. is improving.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Dean +. Wheeler
we're business visitors in Augusta
Tuesday.
i Rev. II. g. Alarm, who has accept
ed the call to the pastorate at All
Souls Universalist church, left Tues
day for Northtield, Vermont. to pack
his houseE:>,d furniture and move
his family here.
THE Silent Six Club" will meet
on Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. John O'Reilly on Goodwin
street.
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Guides
pepto.ManSa,,
Tonic and Blood Eny1cher

were much enjoyed by the guests.
Delicious refresbrnents were served
and q most delightful evening was
passed by the guests.
Roland T. Patten, business man
ager of tile Observation-Disclosures
entertained the force at his home
on Norridgewock avenue Tuesday.
The entertainer OF the evening was
A. I. r. Cummings, secretary OF
the State Chamber OF Commerce.
Other guests were Judge and Mrs.
E. +. Danforth.
Mrs. Mary A. Savage observed
her 9th birthday at the home OF
her son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest l..
Savage, on Water street Wednesday.
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SOLON
w. c.T.u. Meetinu

The regular meeting of the w. c.
7. U. was held Friday afternoon at
the Methodist vestry. The meeting
being public that all might have the
privilege OF hearing Miss Edith Por-
ter. field worker OF this county. Mrs.
Rand!ett Of Pittsfieid. county presi-
dent, was also present and gave d
short address which was inspiring
and helpful.
At the close of Miss rorters adj
dress there was brief business
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DEXTER

r. y. Hagerman Of Fairfield was a
business caller in this town Tuesday
Ray H. Billiard of Augusta. formerly
of this town was here Tuesday ana
on business.
Clair A. Runnals of Dover-Foxcroft,
of the Central Maine
Power Co. in this district, was in town
Tuesday on business.
W. T.. Drummond of Fairfield was
among the business callers In this
town Tuesday.
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Annual Parish Meeting and
Supper Universalist Church

The Annual Parish Meeting ard
supper OF the Cniversaist church
was held on Monday evening in Muir
ray yestry. A delicious supper was
served ct $50 o'clock. After supper
remarks were made by Rev. II. G.
Mann. There was business meet
ing OF the pew holders of the church
and the following officers we're eject
ed. for the ensuing year: moderator.
Dean E. Wheeler; clerk. George II.
Bryant: collector and treasurer. NJ.
S. Holmes: assessors and trustees
w. II. Wheeler, W. NJ. Aver and A.
d. Libby.
The annual parish meeting was
held ard the meeting was called to
order by c. II. Martin and the fol-
lowing officers were chosen for the
ensuing year: moderator. G. H.
Martin; clerk. Mrs. l.. NJ. Andrews;
executive committee. Dean f..
Wheeler, H. Scribner and ]. II.
Morse: music committee. Dean f.
Wheeler. Mrs. kafheryn Walton and
Mrs Dwight p. Mccartney; mission
airy committee. members OF the Mis-
sion Circle: house committee. G. II.
Vinegar, George II. Bryant and j.
f. Harris: visiting committee. Mrs.
Mary Strickland. Mrs. J. Fl. Stevens.
Mrs. Jay Scribner. Mrs. George II.
Vinegar. Mrs. Charles Mower. Mrs
j. II. Morse Mrs A. II. Oliver. Mrs.
J. +. Morresette. Mrs. Dean L.
Wheeler and Mrs. l.. NJ Andrews.
During the evening George H..
Bryant gave a brief history of the
church and property. A call has
been extended to Rev. II. G.. Mann
of Mortified. Vermont. to come here
2s pastor.
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Palmer, vice president: Mrs. Annie
Wyman, secretary. with Mrs. Gertrude
waldron acting secretary; Mrs. II. ".
Blaisdell. treasurer. with Mrs. Belle
Foss acting treasurer. The commit.
tees will be appointed by the new pres
ident.
The next meeting OF the Sunshine
Club will he held Tuesday. Jan. 80.
with Mrs. Georgia Palmer and a good
attendance is desired.
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TROY

CENTER-George Cook was in
Pittsfield, last week to attend the
funeral Of his brother. the late Eber
l.. Cook. Mr.. Cook was a native OF
this town, and has many friends here.
who sympathize With Ills bereaved
family.
Cooks school, which was suspend
ed last week, on account of the ILL
ness Of the teacher. Mrs Georgia
Woods, reopened this week.
George Woods Is having radio IN
stalled IN his home.
Mr.. Nc Gibney. who has been pass
ing several weeks with his family 81
the home Of W. l.. Gray. has returned
to his home In patten.
Automobiles were IN ase Sunday,
III spite OF the rough roads.
". l.. hopkins has sound apples IN
his cellar which we're raised in 1929
L. s. Cruiser Takoma, aground
and in distress on Banquilla Reef
1G miles from Vera Cruz. Other
% - -.
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BETTER Be SAFE
THAN Be SORRY

< you can't get well by wishing. It's
. " dangerous to say, Il guess Ill be
al right in q few days" Don't
merely hope that you'll get well-get
back your health and strength through
Guides Pepto- Mangan.
This tried and true old tonic is one OF
the few remedies that has stood every
test. It is a real tonic and blood en-
richer. It brings new color to the
cheek, strength to the muscles and
vitality to the whole body.
Get Guides from your druggist
liquid or tablets-and begin to take it.
Free Tablets To sfe io5 gOsr ysIns se e
Gude's Pepto- Mangan. send for free Package.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Remaldo O'Neill and
family. who have been passing the
winter with Mrs. O'Neill's mother,
Mrs Orilla Cochran. have returned
to their home in Troutdale.
Mrs. John O'Reilly will entertain
THE Silent Six Club" this afternoon
at her home>on Goodwin street
Mrs. Timothy Otis and daughter.
Mrs. Norman Fisher. have CONT 10
Woodfords to visit Mrs. OTIS daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert McCoubrey for a
few DAYS.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Dr.. Edward White was in North
Anson on professional business Tues
day.
in town for a few days coming from
Lewiston where she 10 receiving
medical treatment. :
Mrs. William o. Hodson OF Beech
il critically I'll and her husband ID
also an invalid. Much sympathy ID
expressed for the family.
A representative from the Hol-
lin9sworth and Whitney Company
was in town Tuesday hiring teams
and drivers for the operations at
The Forks.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Farley OF The
Forks are in town being called here
by the serious Illness OF Mr.. Far:ey's
sister Mrs. William o. HodsoE OF
Beech street.
Mrs. Irving Symonds who has been
4he guest OF her father Roland I.
Patten, business manager OF the In
dependent Reporter left Tuesday Tor
Lansing, Mich. !.
Leland Mcdonald who Is employed
by the Central Maine Power COM
pany at Waterville was in town the
first OF the week a guest OF MS hnc,e
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kill
gore. . -
: A, l.. r. Cummings. secretary OF
fhe Maine state Chamber OF Com
merce OF Portland left Wednesday
after being in town Tuesday to al.
dress the Skowhegan Rotarians ana
10 attend a party of the members OF
the force of the Independent Repor-
ter ut the home of the business man
arer r. r. Pattend.. Tuesday evening.
Friends Of Harold l.. Larry VINO ~
employed In the undertaking ONCE OF
Thomas G.. Lord will be pleased 10
know that he has recently received
word that he has passed the Massa-
chusetts state board OF embaImers
which examination he took OCT: =.
Mr.. Larry took his course at the New
England School of Embalmers IN
Boston. ILL.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Larry VINO
have been the guests OF their son
and wife Mr.. and Mrs. Harold -
Larry OF Bush street left Tuesday al,
ternoon for Fairfield where they WIN
visit Mr.. Lary's niece and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Fairbrother. alter
which thew will return to their nome
in Chocorra n. II.
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MONTVILLE

Mrs. Martin Written Of Hillside
farm visited Mrs. Ralph w. Howard
Jan. 10th of last week
1t is reported that Hiram F. Erskin
has moved to his new home and farm
at McFarland's Corner
Gabriel Guedj of Waterville held
services at North Montville church
Sunday.
Mrs. Elijah Belgard and son. Ed
ward, were visitors of MIR. and Mrs.
Ralph w. Howard one afternoon last
week.
Miss Lucy Belgard is teaching
school in Appleton. tt..r
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Lunn are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a son. s. lu
Mrs Ella Thompson /. passing the
winter In Searsmon. with her sister.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whey. 100
Rev. Frank Merriam. the evangelist
from Bangor. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph w. Howard, anG Mr.. and Mrs.
Martha Written last week and is
holding meetings at McFarlands
Corner with good success.
CENTER-C. s. Knowlton and
family of Liberty were. S3nday..at j..
V. Jackson's.
Mrs. Clifton Morse was Thursday
guest at Mrs. Alice Penney's.
+. G.. Howee and o. Morse We're
Saturday in Freedom
p. G. Allen has been i'll with an alb
cess in his head.
f. n. Whitcomh and family of Bel
fast were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Gordon.
Jan. 9, a son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Lunn, and a daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell.
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Out Goes All
Rheumatic
Poison
Hheuma acts On Kidneys, Liver and
Bladder the Very First Day

Get bottle of Rherma today and
wear satisfied smile on your face
tomorrow.
It's O remedy that Is astonishing the
whole country. and it's just az good
for govt. sciatica, lumbago and kid
ney misery as for rheumatism.
II drives the poisonous waste from
the joints and muscIes--tiat's the se-
cret Of Rheuma's success.
But we don't ask you to take our
word fer II: 20 to Sections Pharmacy
or any good druggist and get bottle
of Rheuma today; IL ii doesn't do as
We promise get your money back. 1t
viii be there waiting for yoti.--Ady.
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chriatmas Club Meets

The ladies' OF the BiooiHneIG
Christmas Club were entertained
TUESDAY afternoon by Mrs. Lester
II. Packard at her home on Locust
avenue. There was good attehoanGo
and the ladies passed happy aI'el
nnop working on Christmas gifts for
newt christmas, and socially. The
newt meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Louis r. Dow on
Rloomfield street.
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HARTLAND
Hartland Grange lnsfaI,s

The installation of officers of
Hartland Grange was held at Is. OF
L. hall Thursday evening, Jan. 10th.
State Master John +. Abbott WAS
installing officer assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Oral Cole of st. Adams Grange.
The work was done in a very im-
pressive and pleasing manner There
was a good attendance including SOW
cral from neighboring oranges. Fol.
lowing are the officers installed:
Master, Fred Heseltine: oversecr.
II. Ii. Fuller; lecturer. Lillian Full
Ter: Chaplain. Efiie Holt: steward,
William Brann; secretary, Louise
Fields; assistant steward, Guy
Hunt: lady assistant steward,
Bernice Hunt; treasurer. Thomas
Randlctt: gate keeper. John Jepson;
Ceres. Bertha Heseltine: Pomona,
Joe Fuller; Flora. SaGa Brann.
Mrs. Jennott Barnes returned
from Waterville last week, where she
had been to see her son, Scott
Barnes, who underwent n critical
operation at a hospital there. Mr..
Barnes is steadily gaining now.
Miles Snowman has returned from
Bangor hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pulley are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of n son.
Supt. II. Il. Clifford and family
are guests for n few days at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Howes
on Webb Ridge.
There will be an all day meeting
OF Hartland Farm Bureau at Il. l..
hall Saturday Jan. 10Th. A dinner
will be served.
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Fort Knox, Waldo Co.,
Now a State Park

A deed was recently recorded in
the Waldo county registry, convey
ing to the State of Maine. property
formerly owned by the national gov
eminent, namely the old fort at
Prospect, opposite Bucksport. known
as Fort Knox. This will henceforth
be state park and Waldo county
feels justly proud to know that 1t
lies within her borders.
The deed was drawn Dec. In ac-
cordance with the act of Congress
last March which ordered that all
like property be so disposed of. The
property contains a large acreage
and the old fort.
The location of this state park Is
unusually beautiful. and when it Is
improved 1t will be ideal. 1t Is easy
Of access both by land and water,
situated on the narrows of Penob-
scot river. passed every day in sum-
mer by the steamships of the East
ern Steamship Lines. and other
craft. From the opposite side of the
river, it is reached by the ferry
from Bucksport but on the prospect
side of the river, it is but short
drive off the Atlantic Highway.
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Mrs. Albertine Lucas

The death Of Mrs. Albertine Lucas.
widow of the late Warren Lucas OF
this town. occurred early Tuesday
morning. The deceased was practical
Iy a lifelong resident of this town,
her maiden name being Haskell. Fu-
neral services will be held from the
First Universalist church Thursday
morning at 1890 o'clock. The deceased
left no near relatives.
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Dirigo Class Entertained

Miss Lorena Luther entertained
the "Dirigo Class of the Methodist
Sunday school Tuesday evening at
her home on Water street. After
the discussion of the lesson was ia
ken up a social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments served.
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OAKLAND

Mrs. Cora Serrin4 of Newport Is
visiting her cousins, Miss Myra Wells
of Alpine street. and Mrs. Alice Lin
coin of Summer street.