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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

tSpcciu! 10 kcnncbcc Journal
Showhegan, Me, Jan. To-day,
Thursday, january /. 1925. Captain
John Weston Healy, who last Sep
tenlbcr was elected on the Republi-
ca. ticket high sheriff Of Somerset
County, assumes the duties Of the
office. lie has leusGd his farm on
tin i..AuW nnd road 10 ponneli IUp-
per of StarkS who has taken pos
session and Sheriff lie;tly has moved
his family which consists of his wife.
who is ii member OF the faculty of
the Junior Ugh school. daughter Al
thea and tWu sons, Richard ana
Robert ana Mrs. IIeaiy's mother,
Mrs. clara Wyman. t" The County
house On the corner OF Court and
High streets.
sheriff lIcaly was born in LeNing
ton. Me. on July Is, 1856, the son of
Edgeley iIe;,ly and Lizzie Weston
Healy. Ills father is deceased ANA
hi; mother has been Tor many years
ana is still q valued member Of the
grade schools teaching force of town,
being principal of the Academy
building where she teaches the sec
und grade When sheriff lfeaiy Nas
a small child the family moved To
SkoWheean whore he received his
education. being graduated from the
High school III the class cf 1905. For
some years Sheriff He0ly was en-
ployer3 by the American Express
Company. However, the call OF the
outdoor lifc and q strong liking for
agricultural pursuits prevailed and
Sheriff Iicaly purchased 4 farm on
the Lakewood road 4 few months
before lie was called to the Mexican
border, which has sinc& been the
family home. Sheriff iIealE h"S been
twice married, first in 1909 To Lois
cool dauSht"r Of Mr.. ana Mrs. John
y cool Of town, Wnn died three years
later. leaving a l;ttle daughter. AL
thea who was horn on May -. 1910.
On July -. 1911 NJ married Miss
Leila NJ. Wyman, a graduate OF Cor
ham Normal school who was teach
inS in silsowhegan. they have tw"
sons, Richard. years Of aee and
Robert who IS nearly five.
Sheriff Ic;.ly has a war record of
which the county is justly proud. He
became actively identified with mill
tary affairs in 1904. at that time en-
listing in Go. T. in which he retained
membership for over three years and
was made sergeant, He served on
the border IN the Mexican War from
the first Of July until OctoDcr LIST in
90. T., III Nainp Infantry. Whca The
company WAS reorganiZed by Col.
Roy L. MarStOn, Sheriff Healy again
enlisted and some time later passed
most crcaitably a rigid examination
and in 1913 Was commissioned ~
Lieutenant He was advanced 10 1st
Lieutenant in Apri! 1917. In August
Of that year he was put in charge OF
Company r at Augusta which posi-
tinn he held while the company re
manned in the United States and I'M
til overseas lie received his Cap
tatn's commission on June 8. 1918.
Ills splendid service to his country
as Captain If so. +. is We'll known.
sheriff IIoaly IS a member of Cara
basset !. O. g. +. lodge No. 81. Par
m'nas Encampmcrt No. Is Priscilla
ltchckahs, ana simon Peters Post.
which he organized in July 1870 and
"s which h" was the first command
Ct, The sheriff ANA his family are
attendants 1t the T. ti.arM Baptist
church.
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L O. F. Eject OEcers

Tuesday evening in CAST" hai the
December meeting Of Court NtSs"run-
settle Independent order az For, SteiS
was held and officers were elected TO
serve for 1895.
The following officers were elected;
Court deputy, .. \. Abbey; physician,
Or. D. F.arlnc Richardson; rhict rang
or. Mary V Eoderick; vice chief rang
or. Ernest VI. Ames, recorder Charles
a. Bulnor: financial secretary, Charles
" Bragg: treasurer, Joseph II, Muir
hay: orator, A'l.n Vashon: senior
woodland. Eliza Tautish; Junior wood
ard Rose MurraY: senior headie. sam
uc! l,oderich; junior l'eadi". Nateiine
Dulac; first trustee. O. 4. Abbey; sec
ond trustee. Lotto RcdcricE.
The uext meeting viii be held OF the
last Tuesday in January ut the home
uf Mr. and Mrs Samuel Eodcri"k on
Free street, at which time the Off
ca will IL installed and refresh
IN, = will lc served.
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next regular meeting on Tuesday,
Jan. 6. Refreshments will be served.
Frank Esteys and Clayton Albee
plan to begin cutting ice this week
on the mill stream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leavitt Newman OF
Berlin, \. H., have been passing the
holidays with Mrs. New mans pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spauld-
ing. Mr.. Newman has gone to his
former home in Wilton, while Mrs.
Newman remains here for a longer
visit.
Willard Fields was the fortunate
winner Of the teaset given away by
the Il. A. Hilton Company at Christ
mas time. while Milton knowlen won
the one tube radio set given by Dr..
". +. Brown.
prank Teed Of Somcrvillc, Mass,
has been visiting his sisters. Mrs,
Gladys Witham and Miss Jessie iced.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester flussey have
returned to their home III Pttstield
after passing the hnliiays with their
parents, MIR. and Mrs. George Hus-
SeN.
Amos Holt. il has returned 10
Amherst College where he is taking
an agricultural course. after pass
ing vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Holt.
Miss Edna ana Autice Choviot.
Ruth Blaisdeil and Mildred Fell have
returned to their studies at Farming
ton Normal school
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Trueworthy of
Portland. passed the Christmas holi-
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. ii. White.
\ party Of about y young people
passed the evening Monday most
enjoyubly with Morris and Milton
Knowlen at their home on the Show :
hogan road, making, the trip on a
large sled. Games We're played and
refreshments served.
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. ohm 4. Mo0ers who on YESTERDAY
retired from ihe office OF nigh sher-
If of Somerset county has rounded
ont ten years Of efficient service IN
this one of the most important OIL
fees in the county. Mr.. MooerS was
sheriff during the years l!"G, lolo.
1911 and 1912, making a four years
consecutive service and has inst
completed Il service of six couSecu-
tive years. Ills periods of office
have been several important cases
tried in The county and the work OF
his office aud his deputies perform
ed in a praiSeWorthy and conScien-
tious manner. He does not ask for
praise, yet on all sides are heard
most favorable comments Of the
work done 10y him during his two
long periods of office and the people
Of The county very generally are
aware OF the splendid service rem
dered the county 10y retiring Sheriff
MooerS vino states tnat he has done
his duty as he saw it and 70 the best
OF his judgement and ability. Mr.
and Mrs. Moocrs Iormerly Mrs. Ella
Tobey of AthenS) are located in their
pretty home on Madison avenue.
where they have the host wishes of
titen H'St o. llleIldS LOT continued
health. happiness and success in
whatever they undertake in the t,.-
turc. MIR. Mooers was formerly q
salesman. travelling on the road tor
several Portland companies. They
have one son, II. Tobey Moocrs. vice
corsnl in Portugal, being located at
Lisbon, and two grandsons, Mr.
M"oers denies the rumor that he is
TO become a federal officer and stat
Cd 10 the journal correspondent that
he is undecided what he will do in
the future.
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f FAME?.
VIOLET DARE
Author of The Half-Tme Wife"
VIOLET DARE
Author of THE HALF Time Wife"

ton picture industry bothered about
a little thing like that. / felt thai
10 have to stick to it. knew that
Banning vas hurrying to sst
through with the picture for rea.
sons which he hadn't told me. !,
story that was quite similar va,
being mada by somebody else. aud
he had already worked out asbir
advertising and exploitation schema
that would fall fat II somebody el,s
beat him to it.
A scenario editor who had worked
for him haa gone over to one OF n.
other companies and sold them tn.
main plot Of this very story. and so
Of course, Banning was working
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DO special publicity. talk over her
picture with her and the way q
story Of his can be adapted 20 that
she can do it-have a grand time.
And | want sou to come down
here at once. sweetheart. and marry
me. Then you can go too. Wen
have q stateroom out in the regular
train, and can play around With
these people as much as we want
TO. vet ho bv ourselves. We can
start day early. II you want TO,
and stop Off 10 show Your husband
to your family.
Wire me what train you'll catch
md I'll meet YOU"
\ honeymoon on the Coast
right away-and 7 couldn't go. It
seemed 10 me that my heart would
break. Here Id thought that my
coming up to the country to work
in this picture was wonderful. and
II had brought me such a lot Of
trouble.
But Ia given my word to Ban
ming. and even though few OF the
people whom ia known in the mo-
Copyright. 1921. BY The
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passed Sunday with her parents
Mr. and Mn. +. l.. Brown. Il
The Misses Nerda and Ethe
Bailey. whd have been visiting thel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Bale!
have returned to their work. -.
Mrs. w. .. Sinclair is visiting hel
daughter, Ms. Lucy Fuller in Free
com.
Mr.. and Hrs. Leroy Howard we'
visitors at Finest Bailey's Sunday. :.
Mrs. Joel Bailey remains aih1'
feeble. Is
Friends Of Mrs. Jennie Hussey ar
very sorry I, learn of her injury am
it Is hoped sle will speedily recover
Leslie Gail injured his eye quit
badly one d;N recently.
Mr.. ami Mis-. John Dyer were WISH
ing friends ID Montville, Sunday.
u. w. Abbott and son, Charles
Were in Waervillc. Friday on busl
ness. fl
Rev. Air. Tuttlc, who has beel
making his home at Mrs. lrena 4
Eowlor's. has returned to his home
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Series OF Parties Closed

There were nhou; Ia present at
, the fifth and last 81 4 series Of whist
parties held by The Catholic order "I
Forcsters, on Tuesday evening in {.
o. +. hall. The prizes were won by
ladies'. first, $3.50 gold. Miss Eeo;
2ui. box of chocolates. MisS Lucy
Gerouiy; consolation. Miss Angelina
Chahot: mems. first. Oral Corvette,
s@.5G gold: md. safety razor. Edward
rrouvicial; consolation, Hank Less =
or. The winners Of the grand prizes
for the entire series which were $40.
in gold both 10 men and women
were Won by Mrs. Gertrude bur%in
and Ralph Perry. After the cards
dancing was enjoyed with Il fine
dance program played by Mrs. Mari
on +. Dddy's orchestra. The commit
tee who successfully directed the
affair was made up of Peter Corvette.
Wallace Eilodeau. Willie j. iritun
and Robert BiluilC;slI.
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Windsor Granae

Installation of officers for the year
1870 will be III order at the next reg
uiAr meeting Of Windsor Grange III
thc Town hall Friday evening. Jan. .
Every member of Windsor Grange is
earnestly urged to he present. not
only 10 enjoy the evening exercises.
entertainment and supper, but to
snow by their presence their interest
IN the work OF the order, and TO give
inspiration to the newly elected off
GERS for the ensuing year.
a baked bean supper viii be served
following the installation. and ali
members not otherwise solicited will
piease bring pastry. The installing
officer and his aides will undoubtedly
ne on hald promptly, 50 everybody.
pian !" 10 the chures d bit carly Fri
Gay and set an early start for the
hau. The installation will be public.
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/ uired larry that ! couldn't CONF

Uired larry that ! couldn't conf
against tine. SO he simply couldn't
afford to lose the time that he'd b.
behind i'll left him and he had taI
send 10 New York for some ani
else. and take my scenes again. II
hadn't needed him to tell me that.
Then. too. this picture simply hai
to make money. because stock In M
had been sold in small towns
throughout the country: Janet Pow.
ers had tod me that some time b.
fore. Thepeople had good chane
to gain by their investment-and ii
wonderful chance to lose. II tMl
picture fell through. And ! felt, rot
unreasonably. that quite a big paHl
OF the responsibility for Its success,
rested on my shoulders.
So l went into the hotel and wirsi|
Larry that | couldn't come.
Then I went to my own room I'll
write and explain to him. II wail
almost too much for me. When |;
thought o! the wonderful time WI
would ham had on that trip to.|
gether. and how proud I'd taw|
been to take him back home and
show him to mother and dad and
my sister and everybody. wanted
to lie down on the floor and jusl
howl. And when I realized that 1.
was posslAie-or would have been.
II things Mad been Just little bit
different-tor me TO marry Larry a
once, which was the thing ! wantad
to do mon than anything else IN
the world-well, ! Just thought "a
have to Eve up the struggle and
run away to New York when !
thought Of that.
know that my eyes were horn.
bly, swollen when l went down y
supper that night. But I'd mailed
my letter TO Larry. telling him all
about everything. and l felt sort Q!
peaceful IN my own mind. even
though Cgstal May did giggle and
whisper 10 her mother when can't
into the dning-roon.
Tomorrow-A Tempest in . Tsspes
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Thousands walk over the northeasj
corner of Maiden lane and Broadway
in New York and never know tna1
they are stepping on the face OF
clock. This clock. measuring ahouI
two feet across, is covered with gas
an inch thick. The hour and minu'1
hands are painted jet black. Becaas11
of the dust and dirt the clock ],
scarcely discernible during the gay
light hours, hut at night it Is illnmE1
mated and Is a useful teller of time:sI
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~" Tuesday Cinh met Tucs,ta,
afternoon at the home "t Mrs. Ed.
Win NJ. Foster OF NatprNill. THO
AFFAIR was in the nature 81 Il New
Years party. Tie members respond
"a !" the roll call with New Years
quotations. Mrs. Angie Cattle read
an article on Health" ':'ue,% mas
= piano sol" by Mrs. Florence Wells:
MISS Bates. charter member OF tho
cub. made 4 few remarks relating
10 the organization OF the club and
its early history; Miss Helen Smiley
read Miss Hiddell of Gylmmore.'
refreshments We're served by the
hostesses, Mrs. Foster Mrs. WINSTON
ana Mrs. Cottle. The next meeting
VIII be held January Is. This will
be musical program and the host
,sses VII be Mrs. Florence Wells.
'."Etn" itrr!.
Lawrence Bush, who mas lceD
l1G
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1s-one OF the Western con-
tinents
1s-Not prehx)
2l-One Of the Southern States
(abbr)
23-Without issue (ah,lr La;in)
25-Observe
27-Iron (chem SYMBOL
29-Where you mall your letters
tabbr}
3I--Part Of the Bible (ahhry
33-Americau Institute (abbr)
35--Goddess of earth
3'-To exist
3S-SiHteen pints tahbrJ
41-Take notice
42-God Of the sun
A4-Emp!re State tabbrl
46-Greek letter
4S-Bachelor OF arts
6o--Nersus tabbr)
52-Musical note
e4--Epistle (abbr)
ae-Musical note
5s-Musical note .
bo-Short meter fabbrj
62--And dating
04-Musicai note
66-Chem Symbol for calcium
67-Itaiian river
69-Good for nothing fsIang)
.l-Leave (abbr)
t3-Bachelor of Divinity (ahbr)
7b--Chenica, termination denot-
Ing radical
.'-Reformed Presbyterian
tabhr1
's-Pertaining 10 (suefx>
Sl-Pieces tabbrl
S3--Exclamation
b5--intoxicated tScotch,
S1-Topographical Engineer
fabhr)
s9-oyerwhelmirg sorrow
?t-A proposition
Psychological Garden (abbr,
s3-Runic (abbO
96-God willing (abbr Latin)
9S-iectare (abbr)
'l00-A fourth century emblem Of
Christ
The ooiution will appear tomorrow.
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Municipal Court

William Murpha, tax collector of
Jackman, who II few weeks ago appeal
go to the supreme court when he was
held ~ Judge Merrill, at :. hearing III
municipal court on two charges OF
selling Intoxicating liquor in NoNen-
her ut J.ckmaD. withdrew his Appeal
aud On Wednesday was committed t.
the county jail to bt gin serving his
sentence. In both cases the liquor sold
was whisky. and III each case Mr. Muir
pha was given two months in Jail and
fine Or $500 and costs. and six
months additional in dcfault.
Wednesday, it was decided that one
case would Ie placed on file and he
paid fine Of $500 and cost OF $50.
Tie Will serve two months. He was
represented by Attorney SUBWAY.
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8. p. w. New Years Ball

One OF The pleasing; holiday fostiv-
tiles was the New Years ball given
"Wednesday, New Years Eve in the
Grange hall which was attractive III
its decoration oil evergreen baskets
Of flowers and brilliant Lighting. The
music WAS furnished by Mrs. Marion
4. Oddy's orchestra and Mrs. Oddly
WAS chairman OF a large committee
from the Il. l.. w. Club, under whose
auspices the affair was given There
was Il large attendance and 'it was
Il good time is the verdict of all
who attended
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pie.
Have a spe-
ciai assign
nent to 60 10
the Coast with
y an e t I Q de
n a e." he
wrote. she's
z o. n s out
there to DO a
picture, a q o
b." famous
novelist IL
coirg along;
Z, great party,
with a privste
car and every
thing. I'm TO
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Special Services at Notre Dame

TOdA!. New Yeurs day, mass VII
be observed at the Notre Dame de
Lour,lcs AT $40 and 100 \. N. and
at 1:l5 i'll the evening the benedic-
ton of the Rosary and Blessed Sac
rament. on Friday, Jan. ,, there
will he masses at $50 and T a. NJ.
in observance OF the first FridaY de-
,.1nt i'm
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Brunswick Editor
Resigns to Accept
Quincy, Mass, Post

Especial to The I<,nneDcc JouInall
Brunswick, Nc.. Dee. :;t.--Ijarry
". Saunders. who since January.
19.l has been managing editor Of
the Brunswick. Record c,mplC;.L
his duties TODAY. having resigned TO
become business manager Of tho
Quincy, Mass. Publishing COMPANY,
which position he will assume on
January lct.
Mr.. Saunders during his Cour
years in Brunswick has done ranch
toward tho upbhHil,iiug OF the town.
Largely on his initiative the Bruns-
wick Chamber OF Commerce WAS re-
organized ana placed on u business
basis, he serving as its SECRETARY ana
treasurer which position Ii, resigned
at 4 meeting Of the directors tins
week. H.. WAS largely Responsible
for the establishment Of a munich.
pal aviation field III brunswick ana
tor the coming OF the first plane with
air mail To this state.
Foe tho past year Mr.. flanders
has served as secretary treasurer OF
the Maine l'rtas Association. lie
has been active in the work Of ST.
PaurS E,piscopal church, the Brl!ns-
wick CLUB, etc.
H takes with him a letter from
Governor fercivaI l.. EuNter, which
il in TART us follows:
"During lotlr four Years in Maine
YOU have rendered distinct public
service and your departure viii be u
source or regret not only 10 the citi-
zcns of the town of Brunswick but
to your many friends elsewhere in
Maine.
II congratulate YOU upon your ac-
al -
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This puzzle necessarily contains
many authorizations. but they can
be worked out with little effort.
Any
Near
s-A note in the musical scale
'-Zuconium Chem. Symbol)
9-Bone
ll-Doubly prefix
I3-To hustle
1856 days (abbr)
1S--Upon
BE- 26--Cnaeus tabhr)
@:-Something written aficrward
tabbr)
2f-Section of the British Parlia-
ment (abbr)
o6-One OF the continents (abbr)
.S--Above
a0-Company
.32-A parent
34--For instance
"s--Siherian gulf
3S~-Townshlp fabbr)
zo--Within
4S-Half an EN-
IA body of type
l.--The unknown: Egyptian con-
ception OF the soul
.49-initials of French words for
Happy journey
5l--Part az TO be-
53--Iou
"5-Ourselves
a'-Bill of~!ad ding (abbr,
.2-Third person singular of VERT
TO be
GA certain Protestant church
, labbr)
Swallowing tina.
So-Affected by fsuffix)
CS-Cheinical symbol tor man
2anese
.o-Chemical symbol sor THAI
lium
"A college degree
.i-Always
'G-Gold as represented IN en-
cravings by dotted surfaces
IS y southern State tabbrl
So--tomes next TO the president
sc-DeaG head tabbr,
STA little louder (abbs)
SG-A penny (abbrl
&s--Point on the compass {abbr)
ga proposition
t5--Chaldean city
95--Past tense termination tsus-
tiXl
s'--EXclamation
ga bovine
10l-Glory 10 The Father
10c-Wife tabhr. Latin,
loS-For TIE sake OF example
fabbr)
1O4-A chopper
Vertical
\ Not one
t--Year book (abbr)
7 6--In the Year of Our Lord
8--Transportation line (abo.)
10-On condition that
12-Pertaining to (sufix)
I4-Out Of print (abbr)
1G--Right hand (sbhr)
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The meeting OF both the Golden
Rod Branch and the Showhegan
Sunshine societies, which We're to
have been held today. Thursday,
have been pOstroned until next week
Thursday because today is Il holiday.
The meetings will he held at the
home OF Mrs. Samuel Koderick, Free
street
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Odl Fellows Elect Officers

The regular meeting OF Anon
Lodge Of odd Fellows and annual
election Of officers was held on Tues
day evening IN odd Fellows hall.
The following officers were eiecte d
for I'D: Noble grand, Francis -,
ThWing; vice grand, Lewis G. Lord
treasurer. Arthur Bartlett; sccreta ",
y. III. Lord; trustees, T.. T.. Dudley.
I. l.. Johnson and +. s. Whitney;
hail agent, Il. T.. Johnson.
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somerset County Deputies to
serve under sheriff John w. Healev.
Sheriff Healy is retaining these
deputies, who served under The "a
':ring sheriff: Gcor4e l.. Walker ii
Arson: Elmer S. Adams Of Madison.
Thomas II. Tuscan of Scion
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Jolly Eight Club

The Jolly Eight Club held an all.
day meeting Tuesday at the home
Of Mrs. Fred Whitney on Goodwin
street. 4 bountifuI dinner was serv.
ed at noon and the day was pleas.
antly passed with sewing and fancy
work and the guests beside the host.
cs.' were: Mrs. Charles Bartlett, Mrs.
William Fuss. Mrs, Frank Page, Mrs.
Harry Higgins, Mrs. r. w. Longley
and Mrs. William Cowan. The next
meeting Will be held January 20 1T
the home of Mrs. Higgins.
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The funeral service for Henry j.
Dil!nsh ham will he held 1T the Beth
any Baptist church Friday AFTERNOON
at Two o'clock. Rev. George Merriam
officiating The remains Will he
placed III the tomb at the SuutEsiGc
cemetery.
The meeting OF the Ladies Branch
of the c"rnyille Local of the County
Farm Bureau will he held Jan. az
the Cornville town hall.
The SkoWheSan high. Junior hish
and grade s'lo0ls which lave been
having Il two weeks Christmas va
cation Will resume wo.k on Monday
morning.
Patients lately discharged from the
Kennnhcc Valley hospital are Mrs.
Roy case of North Arson. Russell
Lewis Or Cincinnati. ohio. Mrs. Nc
toria cook and son of Athens, MrS.
Il. II. KNIGHT al Damariscott;t, Mrs.
T. =. Mortified and ReheccU Merri-
field of Watevvillc. Mrs. &. Y. Mvr-
gan Of Middle street, SkoWhegan ami
Mrs T.. 4. Fellows of SkowheBan
have been admitted this week 70 the
hospital. Mrs. Leon R"sa~and young
iulcutc! GN cntolAn Of SabattuS are
getting alons fine. Mrs. Ross was
formerly Miss Mary Corson or Sko"-
fegan.
Wednesday Sheriff iieely appointed
ivan Brooks as deputy fn iiltsreld.
Mr. Brooks has served for some tlmc
undrr sheriff MouerS.
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relatives III town, has returned Il
Gloucester. Mass. where he has ;
position as teacher of manual train
ing in the high school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01
PALERMO

NORTH Miss Welch mas re-
.n1""i hcr duties as tearh"r IN Tie
roy SCHOOL after passing Christmas
at her home in Bradford,
Ar, and Mrs. Maurice Tor.,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-01

The Mems Club Of All Souls Uni
NtiSalist church Will meet this eve
ming in Murray veslry. Supper will
be served at $50 O'Clock followed
by election of officers