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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-09
Dexter

Mrs. Alice Gates is confined to her
home on lions Hill by illness.
Mrs. Amos Springall entertained at
her home on Highland avenue Tues
day afternoon, the Rebecca Weston
Oh" pter. ID. A. r.
The Hamlin class Of the Free Bap-
tist church held their annual meeting
Tuesday night at the home Of Mrs
Lidia Felker on lower Main street.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President. Mrs.
Marguerite Blaisdell; vice president,
Mrs Helen Davis; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Lidia Felker.
Bedivere Lodge, knights Of Phth-
las. and Crystal Temple. Pythian
Sisters. will hold joint installation
of officers Friday evening.
Mrs. Anne Reynolds and little
daughter of er-Foxcroft are in
town for few days the guests Of
Mrs. Reynolds sister, Mrs. T. A.
Smart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-09

one act plays directed by MISS TAU
line Eaton Oak.
Among those who have been ad
mitted to kennebec Valley Hospital
this week are John Livingston OF
Madison, Mrs. B. D. Knight OF
Damariscotta and Mrs. Damase
LaFond Of Skowhegan. Those lately
discharged are Mrs. J. II. Atwood of
Bingham, Mrs. Leon Ross and
daughter OF Sabattus, Mrs. Glenn V.
Morgan of Skowhegan, Frank Rowe
of Bingham, Kenneth Woodbury. OF
Skowhegan. Among the conyalesc-
ing are Mrs. Josephine Smith or
Skowhegan, Mrs. Annie Mitchell of
New Portland, Mrs. c. c. McGoh OF
North Arson, Mrs. Guy l.. Scott OF
Norridgewock and Miss Dorothy
Scott of Norridgewock, David Parent
of lockwood, Mrs. Ray Mellows of
Madison, James Crosby OF Rock
wood, Walter Copp of North Arson,
Henry kurtenko of lockwood, Mrs.
c. Fred Fellows of Skowhegan, and
Eugene Burnham Of Canaan.
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MERCER

The Somerset Farmers Coopera-
tive Telephone company held a meet
ing Saturday, Jan. 8. and chose off,
GERS for the year 1925: President,
Clarence Brown; Vice Pres, Albert
McMahon. with the some directors
as last year: operator. collector and
treasurer, Mrs. Angie Gray.
But very small amount of lum-
Der has been hauled to the mills here
as yet. Business at this time Is very
quiet.
Hazel Gray has returned home
from few days visit with friends in
Smithfield
Watson Nye is confined to the
house with the prevailing bad cold
that is raging.
Mrs. Mabel Brackley has returned
from few days visit to her former
home in Gardiner.
Charlie Decker is cutting cord wood
which he will have for sale later on,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-09

d: Oct. II, Livestock Meeting, A. f.
Hoges. speaker; Oct. 2S, Young PeO-
ple's Meeting, Halloween, refresh
ments; Nov. II, Patriotic Meeting
supper by Section T.: Nov. %, For
What Are We Thankful?" Past Mas
ters' Meeting; all past masters as Of
ficers and in charge of the program
with Charles C. Cleveland as chair
man: Dec. 8, election of officers; sup
per by Section F; Dec. %, Christ
mas meeting, dispensing Christmas
cheer.
The officers for 1925 arc: Worthy
master, Lester G.. Stevens; oVerseer,
Elmer L. Harris; lecturer. Alice w.
Stevens; steward, Carroll Beal; as
sistant steward, Royce c. Tuscan;
chaplain. Ina NJ. Creation; treasurer,
f. b. Rowell; secretary, Emma B.
Folsom; gate keeper, Harry Hovey:
Ceres, Sarah Beulier; Pomona, Alice
NJ. Emerson; Flora, Effie Nj. Nye;
lady assistant steward, Doris Whit
temore; executive committee, w. 3.
Whittier, L. A. Sawyer, c. l.. Beck
with; finance committee, w. -.
Whittier, H. G. Wentworth, p. c.
White: relief committee, Mrs. Cyrus
w. Goodrich. James Lewia, Mrs.
Kate Hill; press committee, Emma
b. Folsom, John l.. Fish, Mrs. f.
Il. Rowell: committee on current
events. w. Fogler. S. L. Emerson,
Mrs c. w. Goodrich: flower commit
tee, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Whittier.
A Federated Club meeting will be
he'll Friday evening in the Grange
Hall The program will include three
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Sllowhcgan Grange Issues 1925
Calendars

The following committee: Elmer
i. Harris. Mrs. Omar Beaulieu. Mrs.
Flora Dealy, Mrs. Cyrus w. Good
rich, Mrs. Fred Il. Hill, r. T. Pat
ten and Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Miller,
have issued calendars for 1929,
which contain the following: Janu-
airy Z. Installation night: Jan. II,
Legislative Questions; Feb. 4, Agri-
cultural Evening"; Feb. IS, Anniver-
sary Night. Our Grange and the
Outlook for Its Future" Mar. 4.
Town Topics" Mar. is. Grange
journal; APR. s, Musical Evening
minstrel show); Apr. %, Highway
Meeting; May 6, Mothers Meeting;
June :. Visitors Evening. supper by
Section A; guest. Canaan Grange:
History of Old Canaan" by K. T.
Patten; June II. Flower Evening
and the children, supper by Section
B; July 1, Field Day; July Is. A
Study in Dancing; July II, Fish and
Big Woods Stories. supper by Sec
ton c; Aug. II, Box Social, miscel-
laneous meeting; Sept. >. Dairy
Meeting: Sept. 16. Corn Roast: Sept.
80, Apple Evening. supper by Section
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Marshal,

Henry L. Hunton; Marshal,
Thomas Johnson: Senior Deacon,
VIM. Balm; Junior Deacon, George
w. Brier; Senior Steward, Lawrence
Livingstone: Junior Steward, Roy
Ditson; Tyler, Roy P. Tracey.
Supt. and Mrs. John S. Tapley
visited the schools in Rome, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Alden Savage is confined to
her home with a severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Andrews
have gone to Boston, Mass, for
two weeks.
Charles Farnham. who sustained
a severe cut on the left hand a
week ago. resumed his work on
Wednesday.
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M'AGNESIA BEST FOR
YOUR INDIGESTION
Warns Against Doping Stomach With
Artificial Digest cnts

Most people who suffer, either occa-
sionally or chronically from gas sourness
and indigestion have now discontinued
disagreeable diets, patent foods and the
use of harmful drugs. stomach tonics
medicines and artificial dgestents and in
stead following the advise so often given
in these columns. take teaspoonfu or
two tablets of Bisurated Magnesia in a
little water after meals with the result
that their stomach no longer troubles
them. they are able to eat as they please
and they enjoy much better health. Those
who use Bisurated Magnesia never dread
the approach of meal time because they
know this wonderful anti-acid and food
corrective, which can be obtained from
any good drug store will instantly neutral
izc the stomach acidity. sweetcn the ston-
ach. prevent food fermentation, and with
out the slightest pain or discomfort Try
this plan yourself. but be certain to get
pure Bisurated Magnesia especially pre-
pared for stomach use-Adv.
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MADISON:
I. o. o. T. installations

| The joint public installation ceremo-
MES of Indian Spring Lodge, ]. Q. Y.
F., and Sterling Rebekah Lodge, held
Wednesday evening at their hall In the
, /. o. o. +. block, was an occasion Oh
much interest to the members Of tho
| two orders and their friends. An In
stallation supper was served In the :
| o. 0. F. banquet hall at O'Clock, the
| Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and tnef
families being invited. At 1880 came
tht regular business meeting OF Steri.
! ing Rebekah Lodge. A little after =
o'clock the doors were thrown open iof
the installation ceremonies. The 10
stalling officers were District Deputy
Grand Master L. c. Williams and Dis.
trict Deputy President Mrs. Winnefrea
T. Jones. both of Athens. These ON
GERS were assisted by Judge Charles "
Small and Mrs. Winnefred Norton -
grand wardens, Otis M. Milton and MfS
Edna Foss as grand secretaries. HAIRY
Caldwell and Mrs. Angie Lancaster y
grand treasurers, Arthur b. Head anu
Mrs. Harriet Hamilton at grand guara'
ians. M. NJ. Spear and Mrs. ]. G. WIZ
liams as grand chaplains.
The officers of Indian Spring Loces
installed were as follows: Node
grand. ]. Warren Blackwell; vlcs
grand. Ernest c. Weston; secretary q
Frank Withee; treasurer. Grandviiie
Perkins: warden, George McSorisy'
conductor. Leroy Gilbert; chaplain
Reuben w. Head; inner guardian. Ell
est Leach; outer guardian, Everett
Mulliken; r. S. to N. G.. Chauncs
Chandler; l.. S. to N. G., Carl b. AZ
gals; r. S. s.. Guy Donaldson; l.. .. .
Earl Watson: r. S. to V. g., MerN
Yeaton; L. S. to V. G., Leland Fie'
pont.
The officers Of Sterling Rebekaa
Lodge as installed were: Noble srana
Mrs. Stella Gardiner; vice grand M.
Ella ingalls,; treasurer. Miss on,s
Moore; secretary, Mrs. Annie GouIf
warden. Mrs. Mary Gilbert; conau0.
ress, Mrs. Gladys Fletcher; inns'
guardian. Mrs. Elsie Tarr; o. g., ~! NE
Flora McSorley; r. S. to N. g. ME
Susie Barron; l.. S. to N. g., MRS. q.
gle Lancaster; r. S. to V. g., Mrs 81.
die Churchill; l.. S. to V. G., Mrs. l'ii'.
Harding. -
Music for the evening was furnlsn.s
by an orchestra composed of the JAM q
sisters and the Adams brothers. Is
the close of the installation ceren,on
there was a short program conslsa =.
of n selection by the orchestra; wv
lections by young womens qua.
composed Of Misses Marjorie GhdusS
Nellie Simonds, Barbara Weston AZ
Eleanor Head; closing selection py -
orchestra. -
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Observe Sind Birthday

Henry Bowden of Pleasant street
observed his send birthday, Jan. Sth.
Mr.. BoWden is native of Nor
ridgewock. his father, Rev. Stephen
Bowden having been pastor of the
free Baptist Church in that town.
lie is a Veteran of the Civil War,
having served in Co. Il. 21st In
fantry Volunteers, and has been a
resident of Oakland for over 60
years. Mr.. Bowden is a mill wright
and for many years was employed by
the Dunn Edge Tool Co, retiring in
1914. He is a member of Sergeant
Wyman Post G.. A. r. and has held
several offices in that organization
and at the Annual Installat ton Wed.
| night, was installed as Senior Vice
Commander for the ensuing year.
He has one son William Bowden of
Winslow at whose home he was en-
tertained. Mr.. BOwden has the
best wishes of a large circle of
friends for many happy birthdays.
The Augusta Trust Co, will in
stall! a School Savings Bank in the
5th. Gth, 18th and Sth grades of the
Public Schools. The Bank is to be
run wholly by the pupils those hav-
ing the highest rank will be chosen
officers. The Bank will be under the
| supervision of +. l.. Elliott, manager
of the local branch of the Augusta
| Trust Co. in the lower grades, a
! suitable savings bank will be in
stalled and will be under the
supervision Of the teachers.
Frank L. Elliott. manager of the
Local Branch OF the Augusta Trust
| Co., will visit the Grammar School
| in Winthrop today for the purpose
| Of inspecting the Banking System
| which has been carried on there for
! some time under the auspices of the
Augusta Trust Co. and which is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-09
ALIENS LUNG
HEALER

has cured thousands Of people who
today are sounding its praises far
and wide and who will tell you that
it is all we claim it to be and more.
Its antiseptic healing and germicidal
properties combine to make it Won
derfully effective remedy. 1t con-
tains no narcotics or harmful drugs.
Sold in Augusta by John Coughlin,
Red Cross Pharmacy; Gardiner-
Eeane's Drug Store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-09
Lung and Bronchial
Coughs
Seldom Wea; OF Without the
Help of Medicine

If neglected they often lead to
Pleuro or Broncho- Pneumonia, or to
Consumption. You know from ex-
perience that these coughs resist
medical treatment and possibly you
have become discouraged, you have
tried various remedies supposed TO
be good, without noticeable results
and you have about given up med
cine in disgust. Yet there is medi-
cine that is performing near miracles
in curing these obstinate lung ana
bronchial coughs when every other
,,,ed;oine has failed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-09
NEGATIVES Win Debate

The negatives won % to Z in the
debate "Resolved that an Indian
State Should Have Been Establish
ed" given by the seventh Grade B
history class of the Junior High
Thursday morning. Edward Roul-
lard presided. The affirmative speak
ers were Laura Loomis, Eldred Stew
ems and the negative speakers were
Elizabeth Jewett, Norman Taylor.
Eleanor Rowell; rebuttal was given
by affirmative, Eldred Stevens, neg
alive Eleanor Rowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-09
PERSONAL MENTION

Carlton p. Merrill was in Augusta
Thursday.
Bert Hilton was in Fairfield We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Norton were
in Waterville Thursday.
Mrs. James Kinsley has been in
Bangor on business for a few days.
Myron Smith was IN Fairfield on
business Thursday.
Adolph Provost returned to Port
land Wednesday where he is a stu
dent at Portland University.
Mrs. Marion r. Oddly was a bust
ness caller in Waterville Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Charles Williams, who has
teen at her home In town for several
days, returned to Bangor Thursday.
Samuel w. Philbrick was in Port
land and Bangor the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell
have returned from business and
pleasure trip to Lawrence and Bos-
ton. Mass.
Miss Alice E. Danforth will enter
tain the ladies of the Pioneer Past
Noble Grands' Association at her
home on Madison avenue January II.
Mrs. Emma Whittier Of Cornville,
master of the East Madison grange,
was in town Thursday to attend the
funeral service of Ezra Stevens.
Mrs. Annie Holt, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carton NJ.
Holt, returned to Hirckley Wednes-
day.
County Agent Gerald c. Dunn of
the Somerset County Farm Bureau,
was in Fairfield on business Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Weston on Wednes-
day installed the officers of the Mon
mouth Grange and will be away on
Grange work for feew or ten days.
Mrs. Thomas Howard went to
NewporN Wednesday where she
plans to remain until the first of
April with her sister. Mrs. E. G..
Ring.
Mrs. Russell Mckee, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mitchell and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 7.
Hurley returned to Boston Thurs
Gay.
The annual meeting of heFirst
Baptist Society ard the Congrega-
tional society and the Federated
Parish will be held at the church
thursday. Jan. 10.
The annual meeting Of the Show
hogan Jersey Creamery will be held
at the creamery Office Saturday at l
o'clock. The annual reports will be
rendered, officers elected and matters
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Euneral Of Ezra Stevens

Funeral service for Ezra Stevens
was held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben w.
French on High street. The ofiiciat-
ing clergyman was Rev. George l..
Thurlou, pastor of the Federated
church. The burial was made in the
family lot in the North Cemetery.
Saturday evening there will be a
meeting of the Executive board Oh
the First Philathea Glass of the Fed
Grated church at the home of the
class teacher, Mrs. Philo Steward on
Main street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-09

Miss Agnes Brown left town Ihu Iii
day noon for Bangor, where sne ,, VS.
enter the Eastern Maine Generai n..
pital to take a nurses training cou. Quiz
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Foster. L
Foster and Miss Anna Foster ielt w.
Thursday morning for st. Peterso.
Fla. where they will pass the winte a.,
Algie Davis left town Wedhsss.
for New Haven. Conn.,. where ne TO- ,c.
position with the Foundation Cohs"
ton Co.
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Horizontal

Horizontal
Ito silence by force
AIN the last month
S-Ever
IA girls name
13-Biblical city
14-Female bird
6-Moistened
17-Egg dish
1S-A proposition
19-Enclosed IN
21-Upon
22-Fuss
23-To remove the covering
26-Woodland spirit
27-Metal controlled by the
present Secretary Of the
Treasury
29-High mountain
31-Tune
ga boys name (abbr)
35-Golf term
37-Opposite from abstract
43-To piece out,
44-Others (Scot)
45-Product of combustion
46-Pertaining to (suf)
All would (abbr)
4S-Editor (abbr)
50-One of the seven wise men
Of Greece
J3-Used for sharpening
raZOrs
56-External
57-Exist
5e--Popular on gridulr cakes
Gold English exclamation
used in driving q horse
61-Plan
62-Naval officer (a5br)
Vertical
IA bauble
beverage
3-Obtained
4-Practicable
5-Toward
Enclosed in
T-Gilded bronze
S-A fish
9-Mother Of all creation
10-Part of the eye
12-Japanese statesman
15-Eyes (Scot)
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If you have never used Bakers Ce,Mt
fied FlavOring Extracts. you CARTS ats
imagine how much better des'. -.
taste when favored with these W
licious products.
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19-Doctrine
2O-Is not found (abbr)
24-Nodding
25-Reply
GA name given to the last
Book of the New Tesla
ment (abbr)
28-CompaniOn
29-Chemical symbol for silver
3O-The (French, masculine)
32-That is (abbr)
33-Musical note
36-Adviser
38-Greasers
39-Chicago (abbr)
40-A color
41--Poisonous fly
42-Small punches Of hair or
straw (more correctly
spelled without the Sec
ond letter.
4G-Malt liquor
49-Arid
51-A shade of color
52-Goddess Of mischief
54-Part Of Ito be"
55-Jest
57-Exclamation
58-Yours truly
The solution will appear tomorrow.
Solution Of yesterdays puzzle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-09

Mrs. Albert l.. Davis left Wednes-
day noon for Augusta. where she
will pass much of the time while her
husband is attending the legislature.
The Dexter fire department enjoy
ed banquet at the Exchange Hotel
this week.
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Funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Russell

Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at
the Free Baptist church for the late
Mrs. Elizabeth Russell. Rev. Annie
Leo Ridgeway ofiiciated, assisted by
Rev. j. l.. Sanders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-09

about to be installed in our Public
schools.
Mrs. kenreth Farr underwent a
successful surgical operation Tues
day at the Elm City Hospital in
Waterville.
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For Colds, Grin or Influenza

and as a Preventive, take Laxative
BROMO QUININE Tablets. "A Safe
and Proven Remedy. The box bears
the signature of e. w. Grove. 30c.-
adv.
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leqlon Post InstaIls

The regular meeting and annual
installation of officers of Harry G..
Decker Post, American Legion, was
held Tuesday/evening. The follow
ing officers We're installed for the
ensuing year by Everett MaXey Of
Gardiner State Executive Committee
man from kennebec County; Com
mander, Frank Elliott; Adiutant,
Donald T. Scott; Finance officer.
Leroy Mckinney; Chaplain. Thomas
Banks: Historian. Frank Monahan
Sergeant at Arms. John Whyte.
After the installation interesting
remarks rela ting to the work of the
American Legion were made by the
installing officer Everett MaXey, re-
marks were made by the Past
Commander Henry Hutchinson,
concerning the work of the organi-
cation the past year. The following
committees were appointed for the
year 1925; Building Committee,
Henry T.. Hutchinson, Chairman:
Chester Oliver and George w.
Brier: Entertainment Committee.
Donald r. Scott, Chairman. James
b. Neel, Walter Blake, w. f. Bush.
Frank Monahan. Charles Mills and
Wallace Patterson; Finance Com
mittee, Chester Oliver, Chairman,
Ralph Bowen and Homer Lothrop;
House Committee, Thomas Banks
ana Henry Hutchinson; Membership
Committee. A. W. Blake, Chairman,
r. j.. Tracey. Adelbert Tucker.
Ernest Blethen, Maurice Coughin,
Oral Ellis and Geo. Bates; Pub
licity Committee. Harley p. Mairs:
Service Officer. Marshall b. Holmes;
Sick Committee, John j. Whyte,
Leroy n. Mckenney. Arthur II.
Bush and Henry Allen; Drill
Sergeant, Walter f. Trask;
Musician. James II. Neel. Refresh
mentS were served.
At the regular meeting of Messa-
lonskCe Lodge. f. and A. NJ, Satur-
day evening the following officers
We're installed for the ensuing year.
by Lester NJ. Andrews. Worshipful
brother; Worshipful Master, A. NJ.
Greenley: Senior Warden, II. p.
Mairs; Junior Warden, Arthur l..
Shaw; treasurer. Roy Brier: secre-
tary. William Simpson; chaplain,
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Mrs. Sarah Grondin

Mrs. Sarah Grondin died Wednes-
day night at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Blanchette of Railroad
street, after being i'll with cancer
for more than a year. Mrs. Grondin
was born in Canada 50 years ago
and was the daughter of Moses ana
Sophia Hale Cloutier Her husband
John Grondin died the day before
Thanksgiving. She is survived by
the daughter with whom she resided
and other children, Mrs. Mary Hugh
es, Mrs. Ina Gilblair, Archie Gron-
din, all of Skowhegan, a step-son
and Willie Grondin. The funeral
service will be held at Notre Dame
de Louris church Saturday morn
ing at nine o'clock. Burial will be
in st. Mary's Catholic Cemetery.
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Mrs l. i. Smith Hostess

Mrs. l. J. Smith was hostess We'd
'nesday afternoon to the Ladies' So
cial Circle of the centenary Meth
odist church at which time the semi
monthly meeting was held. 1t was
reported tat 5000 was taken at the
Fair. The next meeting to occur in
two weeks will be a Social affair at
the home of John r. Mcclellan on
Elm street, when Mrs. Carrie NC
Pherson will be the hostess. Each
member is to furnish something TO-
ward the entertainment or pay u
fine of Csc.
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The annual meeting Of the Show
hogan Jersey Creamery will be held
at the creamery Office Saturday at
o'clock. The annual reports will be
rendered, officers elected and matters
of Importance taken up.
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Skowllcgan Grange Meeting

The regular meeting of SkoWhe-
gan Grange was held Wednesday
evening with the overseer. Elmer f.
Harris, presiding in the absence of
the worthy master, Lester G. Stew
ems. THE secretary, Mrs. Emma Is.
Folsom, gave a report of the last
meeting. After the business meet
ing 4 pleasing program was present
ed under the direction of MIR. and
Mrs. Reuben w. French, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Littleiield and Mrs. Emma
IS. Folsom. The next regular meet
ing will be held January 21st, when
legislative question VIII be consid-
pral
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|Sk0WHEGAN LOCAL news
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, t:,a., -. g;
ob.ervs Wedd;no Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Attic Broteau We'd
nesday evening gave a party in OBJ
servance Of their 80 wedding ami
versary. There were five tables OF
whist. The prizes were won by
Ladies LIST, Mrs. Amanda Gilblafr;
End, Mrs. Amanda Lessor; Consola-
ton, Mrs. Thomas Dore; Mems 1st.
Attic Broteau; End. Mathew Clark:
consolation. Guy Gilman. The guest
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Buteau with
a handsome set of dishes, the pres
entation speech being made by Mrs.
Guy Gilman. Delicious refreshments
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Buteau
were married in Skowhegan. She
was before her marriage Annie Cur
rier. They have been parents of Is
children, 8 of whom are now loving.
One son Lawrence, gave his life for
his country in the World War. They
have grandchildren.