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The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-05-02
NIZINA BRIDGE NEAR COMPLETION

The long heralded Nizina Bridge is now in it's last stages of construction, and Engineer Anderson reports that it. will he thrown open for traffic within the following week and that the final spike will have been driven in three weeks time. This is over thirty days sooner than had been estimated at first and g"eat credit k due those in charge of construction for the manner in which this has been pushed and to all those connected with 1t.
 Those who have inspected the structure claim that it Is now there to stay and that it is a piece of work of which any community might we'll feel proud and McCarthy is proud andgreat ful to the Alaska Road COmmisS. ion and the local management for pushing this thing to d con- clueion.
 Why not d meeting of the Commercial Club to fitly celeb rate the opening of the bridge and to express d vote of thanks to those responsible?
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-05-02

Frank Burns, depot agent at kennecOtt, came down to look Mccarthy over Thursday of this week.
 A school childrens benefit dance is being held at Kennec- ott tonight. The proceeds will go toward buying piano for the school.
 Jack OHara came in from Moose Lake today and will ret urn on tomorrow mornings train.
 Harry Boy started on the return mail trip to Shusha- ma yesterday.
 Chick Nelson has been Nc Carthy visitor for the last few days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-25
READFIELD

The members of the Sew-Sew
club and other" friends were enter
tanned at a picnic on Friday at the
home of the secretary, Maybelle L.
Johnson. A business meeting was
held IN the A. M. followed by a
picnic dinner under the trees at
Maple Grove Farm.
= Music, marching, games, and
croquet. were enjoyed throughout
T. M. The following young people
were present as guests of the club;
Miss Carolyn E. Remington, Central
Falls, r. l., Miss Matte Chandler,
Winthrop; Miss Mabel Coffin, Miss
Mary Wood and Miss Marjorie But
man of Readfield. Owen Nickerson,
Whiten. Mass; George Hull, Bel
mont, Mass; Chester Hull. Mt.
Vernon; and Chase E. Fogg, Jr.,
Readfield; also club members:
Misses Rena Smith, Elizabeth Cooper,
Ruth Wood, Camilla Coffin, Louise
Nickerson. Frances Cady, Virginia
Butman, Maybelle Johnson and Mr..
Walter Hartman.
1t was regretted by the club that
Mrs. w. A. Nickerson, their local
leader, was unable to meet with
them. The members also take this
opportunity to thank Misses Carolyn
Remington and Matte Chandler for
their fine piano music; also George
Hull, cornet, Chester Hull. violin:
Ruth Wood, Maybelle johnson and
Chas Fogg, ukeleles.
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One Woman On
Grand Jury List

The following have been chosen "a
serve on the Grand Jury at the Sep
TENDER term of Court. The Grand
Jury has been ordered to report or
Tuesday, Sept. 1 at 10 A. M. The
Traverse Jury has been ordered to
report on Sept. Sat 10 A. M.
Grand Jury: Geo. Bates, Oakland ;
Frank l. Bishop. Winthrop; Joseph
Bosnian, Jr., Waterville; Albert Hos
ken, Hallowell: Alvah Howe. Angus
ia; Fred B. Hill. Augusta; Benz. w
Jackson, Gardiner; Achille Jolly, Wa
terville; C. D. Jones. Windsor; Au-
gustus H. Jordan, Gardiner; Evelyn
Kendall, Clinton; William Lacomb
Waterville; Arthur B. Mason, Angus
ia; Dana G. McGregor, Augusta; Al
len d. Prescott, Winslow: Philip
Proulx, Waterville: Chas. E. Smith,
Sidney; Donald l.. Whittier, Read
field.
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NORTH AUGUSTA

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Taylor ana
their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Exerison,
and her daughter of Beverly, Mass,
who have been visiting his brother,
Edwin Taylor, for the past week, re-
t,rned to their home Saturday by
auto.
Perley Sawyer, who has been con-
fined to his bed the past week suner-
ing with two broken ribs caused by
an accident, is able to be up although
not able to resume his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Clements OF
OLD Town were recent callers at the
home Of his aunt. Mrs. Edwin TAYLOR.
several from this place went Sum
day to Lakeside to attend the camp
meeting. sN
The New England Telephone and
TELEGRAPH Co. are resetting the
poles up through North Augusta.
Quite a party went to Ocean Point
from North Augusta, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leigh Ayers and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lendali Ayers and family, MRS.
w. r. Ayers and daughter, MRS
Minot Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Nutting and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyons are
passing their vacation at ocean
Point.
Charles Woodland and his daughter
and husband, Perlie Wood and chill
dren, have returned from their va
cation at Quebec.
Mrs. Minnie Blain gave Mrs
Lenora Hiscock and son, Kempton
and Mrs. Jane Wade and Mrs. ]. S.
Wilton an auto ride to Portland,
Tuesday, passing the day with Mrs.
Wilton's daughter. Mrs. Written.
Charles Morrill, made a trip to
Round Pond with Harry Ballard re-
Gently going by auto.
Mrs. Ballard and little daughter,
Dorothy, who have been visiting
Mrs. Billiards. grandmother, Mrs
John Weber, and aunt, Mrs.
Lawrence Lewis, returned home with
them.
Mrs. C. w. Knowles is visiting at
Melrose, Mass.
Mrs. Sarah Cummings was caller
recently at Mrs. J. G. Wilton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conant OF
Portland are guests of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Conant.
Mrs. w. S. Knowles, who has
been visiting relatives and friends In
California and other places has re-
turned home.
Marguerite Scribner has returned
home from her camping trip at Lake
Nav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-25

Women Golfers
Plan Busy Week

The matches in the Ladies' Cham
pionship tournament of the Augusta
Country Club are being played OFF
rapidly, and the chairman of the
committee reports that she expects
that by Wednesday night of this
week all the second and third match
es will have been played. unless bad
weather interferes. Another two ball
foursome is in order for September
5th, when the ladies will again invite
the men, in an Is hole match play
tournament.
This Thursday august 27th) they
will have a putting tournament. The
putting green in front Of the club
house will be reserved for the ex-
elusive use of the women on that day
Tea will be served by the ladies In
the living room in the afternoon.
Each person wishing to play in this
tournament must qualify first and
hand In her score to the chairman of
the committee or leave at the Office
before the day of the tournament
Then the names will be drawn and
the tournament will progress just as
in the championship tournament.
After the game Is over they will
know who is the champion lady put.
ter Of the Augusta Country SClub.
Several prizes will be given. This
tournament need not be confined to
regular golfers, and it Is earnestly
hoped that all lady members Of the
Country Club will become familiar
with the putting green on that after
noon IL they have never tried their
luck before.
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MONMOUTH

At the Methodist church Sunday
morning, Aug. 23, the pastor, Rev. c.
J. Brown. gave an address 20 men
and took for his subject BE a Man.
The evening was devoted to communi.
ty song.
Services were held at East Mon
mouth in the afternoon at ESQ o'clock
preaching by the pastor, Rev. c. ],
Brown.
The fall term of Monmouth Acad-
envy will open September Is, with the
following teachers: Principal, Arthur
J. Chick; assistants, Miss Phyllis Ma
son of West Peabody, Mass, teacher
of Latin and French; Miss Helen
Chamberlain of Auburn, a graduate
from Bates college In 1924, taught this
last year in Guilford High school; she
will teach English and history.
A. M. Jones of Brookfield, Mass,
superintendent of schools, and Mrs.
Jones were guests last week of Mrs.
Jones' cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cochrane.
Mrs. Myron Prescott and two chill
dren, Myron, Jr., and little June, re-
turned Thursday to their home IN
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Rowell of Med
ford. Mass. who have been passing
several weeks with Mr.. sRowelPs
mother, Mrs. John Moody, and Mr..
Moody, left Saturday morning for
their home.
Miss Mae Hughes. student nurse
at the Central Maine General Hospital.
Lewiston. returned Friday after pass
ing two weeks vacation at her home
here.
The annual sale held Thursday aft
ernoon by the Ladies' Circle of the
Congregational church was well at
tended and highly successful. The
hall decorations were very pretty In
lavender and white flowers made to
represent sweet peas strung on cord
and draped around the hall and over
the tables. The apron table contained
fine assortment of fancy and useful
aprons, which were sold by Miss Mary
Lord and Mrs. Amy Patten: the fancy
work table In charge of Mrs. George
Blaisdell and Mrs. Emma Doughty
was very attractive in a fine display
of elaborate hand embroidery. Miss
Ethel Bragdon presided at the fish
pond, where many fine catches were
secured by the younger people. Miss
Edna Frost showed a good assort-
ment of fur pillows, bags, handker-
chiefs and quilts. Home made candy
was sold by Miss Marion Chick and
Mrs. Paul Stukiman. Mrs. Cora Nor
ris and Mrs. Clara Maxwell were kept
busy serving harlequin ice cream. A
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Family Reunion
At Old Orchard

A family party was enjoyed Sun
day at Old Orchard, including a
number of Augusta people. Mrs. l..
j, Delano and her daughter and SON.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford w.
Jewett of Maple street, this city were
among those present. Mrs. Delano's
son apd his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
ton Delano of North Vassalboro and
Mrs. Merton Delano's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hutton of Lebanon,
n. H., were also there. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Delano of Lawrence, Mass, who
came as far as Old Orchard with
their sister-in- law, Mrs. L. j. Delano.
who has been their guest for several
weeks and Charles Simpson of New
field, N. H., Mr.. Jewett's. uncle. were
also in the party.
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henneDec recent
real ESLaIe transfers

NaleiN me- W ilS4uw Ln1..oS. ~.
commerce Corporation OIL NatecyIne
10 the Watervliie Boys CIuu, Lanu IN
Wateryilie. Burleign Martin OF Au-
gusta to Clinton A. tlummer. ct Al of
windsor, land IN Augusta. Estelia =.
dudley OF Reaufielu To Jennie Rich
mond OF Boston, Mass., lanu In
Iscaunela. Car1on l.. smith OIL Au-
gusta, to Samuel Barron or Augusta.
ianu In NaSsalboro. t1arIow q.
Skllllns' OF Portland 10 Iona h. Mace
Oh winthrop, land in East Winthrop.
hoscoe II. Blake of ALBION to Fred
.. Hail OF NateryilIe, land In Albion
JACOB Canter OF Gardner TO James
l.. Grant, ct al, land IN kandolpn.
FRANK haMeS Of Augusta to I'aul 4.
Dalsle, ct al of Augusta, land III
Augusta. Nathaniel T.. Wheeler OF
Warerville, to City of WateryilIe
land in Waterville. John Mills Of
Manchester to Walter S. Wyman of
Augusta, land in Manchester. Joseph
Boulette OF Waterville to Paul
Bolduc of Materville. land in Water
vile. Harry Z. Chamberlain of
Wayne to George Henry Quarmby of
Saugus, Mass, land in Wayne.
Arthur S. Robbins OF Vassalhoro to
Frank Hawes Of Augusta, land in
Nassalboro. James l.. Merrick of
Waterville to Bessie NJ. Perley of
Portland, land in Waterville. Fred
ID. Choate of Augusta to David w.
Ware of Litchfield, land in China.
William Fletcher. ct al of Water
Vile to Fred NJ. Estabrook, ct al,
of Waterville. land there. Moses
Dalton of Waterville, to Richard
Clifford of Waterville. land there.
Harry Hart of Randolph to Ira
Elkins of Randolph. land there.
Simon Mosher of Oakland to Annie
M. Stevens of Oakland. land there.
Joseph Moulton of Randolph to
Harry Hart of Randolph, land there
John Pooler of Waterville to Alfred
Barricuelt of Waterville land there.
Hugh Travers of Waterville to Har-
old D. Frost of Waterville. land
there.
kennebec Housing Co.. of Water
Vile to William L. Brown, ct ais, of
Waterville, land there. Kennebec
Housing Co. of Waterville to James
l.. Dean, ct ais, land there. Ken
nebec Housing Co., of Waterville, to
DIR. L. p. Fish, ct ais of Waterville,
land there. Kennebec Housing Co.
of Waterville to DIR. ]. F. Hill, ct
ais, of Waterville. land there. Ken
nebec Housing Co. of Waterville to
C. Everett Libby of Waterville, land
there. Eben C. Bailey of China TO
Franklin c. Bush of Miami, Fla,
land in China. Mrs. Sarah A.
Nichols of Millinocket to Fred S.
Grover of Hallowell. land in Farm
ingdale. Nellie F. Libby of Albion
to Alton H. Wentworth of Albion.
Ida M. Wood of China to William
w. Wood of China, land there. n.
p. Dodge, eft ais to John f. Hanson.
James o. Morgridge of Vassalboro to
Margaret A. Morgridge of vassal-
boro, land there. Elizabeth G. Will
liams of Readneld to Alice NJ
Mantor of Readfield. land there.
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HGRa1akeeh

fine chicken pie dinner was served
from to z o'clock to 200 or more
guests Committee in charge, Mrs.
Louise Moody, Mrs. Hannah Lunn,
Mrs. Susie Bragdon, Mrs. Amy Patten.
Mrs. Tunney. The drama. "Rummage
Donation" was presented Saturday
evening at Cumston hall before a
large and appreciative audience The
program was in charge of Mrs. Bertha
Prescott. The sale. supper and enter
tainment was great success and q
good sum was realized for the church.
Sprague Reynolds of New York City,
who is employed by the New York
Telephone Co. is passing two weeks
vacation at the home of his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Reynolds, and
family.
Mrs. Nina Bradford OF Newton
Highlands, Mass, is the guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. F. l.. Cheney, and family
Mrs. Ernest Scribner and son, Paul
Scribner of Worcester, Mass, and
Ralph Scribner of Boston, Mass, were
guests Friday and Saturday of their
cousin, Clarence S. Thompson, and
Mrs. Thompson.
Malcolm Day. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Willard E. Day. Is the guest of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs N. p.
Gould, in North Leeds.
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Miss Curtis To
Go To Washington

Miss Helen Curtis, who has been
employed at the Central Maine Co. S
office in this city, for the past few
years, will leave soon for Washing
ton, D. @, where she plans to locate
Miss Curtis came here from Water
vile and has made many friends
while here, due to her pleasing per-
sonality. A party was held in her
honor, last week, at the home of Miss
Nancy Hanks and Miss Curtis was
presented with a beautiful toilet set
as a token of best wishes from some
of her friends.
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| Corporal John A. Hassan of the u.
| S. Navy has a months furlough which
| he is passing with his father, Mayhem
Hassan.
Clarence Wellman and two sons
| Edward and Harold of Attleboro.
| Mass, and Ralph Swanton of Provi-
dence, r. l.. who have been visiting at
j. H. Wellmans, returned to their
home Thursday.
Mrs. A. P. Norton and son Peter and
Miss Grace Thompson of Boothbay
were last week guests at w. X
Thompson's. Mr.. Norton Joined them
for the weekend. Sunday they went
to West Gardiner to visit their broth
er, j. w. THOMPSON, before returning
to Boothbay. Mr.. Norton plahs to join
his mother and sister in Lewiston and
go to Hartford, Conn.,. Wednesday.
L. L. Katon and Mrs. J. w. Sartell
of Linden. Mass, arrived Saturday
toms nephew. w. X. Thompson, and
other friends.
Miss Ida Searles and Mrs. Bernice
Patterson Saturday attended reunion
at Wilton
Mr.. and Mrs. George Caldwell
passed the day at Sabattus lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K Thompson. Mrs.
M. E. Cain and son Eldred, l.. L. Ka-
ton, Mrs. Edith Sartell and Margaret
Katon were calling on friends in South
Gardiner and Pittston Sunday.
8. E. Smith of Chamberlain was a
Saturday night guest OF friends.
George Cain and family returned to
pheir homo in Somerville, Mass,
Thursday.
Mrs. e. A. Thompson and daughters
were last week guests of her sister,
Mrs. William Grady, in Wihtefeld
| On Saturday night Ford and a
larger car. collided near the residence
of Bert Collins on the Gardiner road.
the result being . badly crippled
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Funeral of Mrs. Charlie. w. Trask

Funeral services for the late Mrs
Charles w. Trask of 6S Western
Avenue, who passed away. Friday al
the Augusta General hospital, were
held, Sunday afternoon, o'clock al
the Plummer funeral parlor.
Rev. A. Francis Walch, pastor OF
the Winthrop street Universalist
church, of which Mrs. Trask was a
long and devoted member, conducted
the service. Mrs. Philip D. Stubs,
sang two favorite hymns of the de-
ceased, Face to Face" and God Be
With You Til We Meet Again.
Rev. Mr.. Walch brought to the
mind of the mourners the wonderful
life that Mrs. Trask had led. All
those who knew her loved her and
she was wonderful example of true
Christian womanhood. She devoted
her life to her family. her community
and her church and her many sacri-
fees through life but added to the
beauty of her character. She was SO
years the wife of Charles w. Trask
and she had lived in Augusta for the
['past 3S years. The community in
which she moved was better for her
presence.
The bearers were two sons, Henry
idoh VI au6 uotd anu ttlCndTu IraSk
of Lewiston and two grandsons, Ken
meth of Augusta and Richard, Jr. of
Lewiston. The interment was in the
family lot at Forest Grove cemetery.
A daughter found a verse. which
may be so thoroughly applied to the
life of the late Mrs. Trask.
A life in service spent,
A life for love laid down;
1t is the life for Others spent
Which God will crown.
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Local Couple Attend
PENNSYLVANIA Reunion

Mr. and Mrs. Irving w. Lowell of
43 Arsenal street have just returned
from Lake Winola, near Scranton
Penn, where they attended the re-
union of the Walker family, relatives
of Mrs. Lowell. This was the second
annual reunion and about $50 were
present, coming from New York,
New Jersey. Virginia. Maine was
the point fartherest.
The Lowells were little over two
days in making the trip of 900 miles
without accidents Or setbacks and
with good roads. They went to AL
bany, N. VI, taking in the Mohawk
Trail. On Lake Minola they saw
hundreds of canoes which were made
in Old Town, Me-, and-their outins
there was made more enjoyable by
rides in the Maine made crafts. The
Walker family will hold 1926 re-
union, Aug. of next year.
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IA, rfice Weber returned Satur-
eNehing from ten day trip in
III Na.aquis County. He went there
Al. we invitation of the Young
I'M Company that has been play
M y Dexter, Dover -F'oxcroft, Gull
mn, ana Monson. Mr.. Young in
pss rs mr.. Weber to appear at each
|rsls, = nance between the acts and
|sncasac some of his amusing expert
gn., accumulated in the half
|tas..:s ne was connected with
|tbessu affairs. Accounts of
|0hsau. appearing in the Piscataquis
nv s yer, the Guilford Register and
|sneaN sunday Boston Post are assur-
|of Il. mat Mr.. Weber has lost none
sseni, power Of pleasing on the old
|ronn,a which he was such a
nsure for so many years.
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Conan Gage Sole
Owner Gage & King

One of the recent business changes
on Commercial street, Augusta is
that at the Gage and King auto ac-
cessory store, where Conan Gage has
the entire rights and good will of the
company, buying over William e.
King, who has been in partnership
with him for the past two years. Mr..
Gage will carry on the business I'M
der the same principles and the same
firm name.
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Bankruptcy Petitions

Ruel w. Longfellow of Augusta, a
farmer. Adjudicated Aug. %. Liabil-
tiles. $2641.25; assets, 5000. First
meeting of creditors, Sept. IL at 10
A. M. Jesse c. Edmands of Farm
ingdale, laborer. Adjudicated Aug.
20 Liabilities. $1132.63. Assets,
SIS, claims exempt. ordered to APP
pear before referee, Aug. 20.
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Miss Florence Buker, who has beer
having a two weeks vacation from
her duties at the Maine Children's
Home Society, resumed her duties
Monday. She passed the time at hei
home in Bowdoinham and was &C
companied home by her mother
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Buker, who will visit
her for a few days and will then &c
to HalIowell and Randolph to visit.
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MRS. EMMA T.. PACKARD

Gordon T. Mari of Somerville, Me-,
son. of ex-Rep. Parker E. MARI and
the late Annie MARI. was operated
upon Monday morning at the Angus
ia General hospital for the removal
of piece of bone in the lower leg.
The operation was the result of an
attack of typhoid fever which he had
early in the spring. He was reported
as resting comfortably.
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Miss Ruth Fossett, employed in
the subscription department of the
Kennebec Journal, is having two
weeks vacation d ON her duties.
This week Miss Fossett and Miss
Esther Schwartz of East Winthrop,
employed at the Journal Office, will
go to Southport for an outing. "
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Mrs; Melvin Mower of Court street,
this city. who is at Boston hospi-
tai, where she is receiving treat
ment. preparatory to undergoing
surgical treatment, is reported to be
about the same. Her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
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George VIM. Bentley Company Ap-
pointed New England Sales Repre-
sentative for zonite Products Com
pany.
The Zonite Products Company of
New York announces the appoint
ment of the George VIM. Bentley
Company as sales representative for
the New England States. effective at
once. The main Office of the George
VIM. Bentley Company is in Boston
and branch offices are maintained in
New Haven, Conn.,, Portland, Maine,
New Bedford. Mass, .Springf
Mass, and Providence, r. /.
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TUNING IN TONIGHT
"Copyright. 1925. by Audio Service"
TODAY, AUGUST rs

1880 pm. WEBB. music. wKRC,
orchestra.
1l:45 p. m. WSB, entertainment.
1900 m. XII, music. KPO. music.
WBCN, Pirate Ship. WFAA, Choral
Club. WIS, Revue. organ. VINO, or
gan.
1880 a. m. WHIT, organ recital.
12:45 q. m. WDAF, frolic.
1850 q. m. KGO, Radio Breezes."
100 q. m. XII, ballad hour. xxx,
Movie. night, orchestra WOAW mid
night alarm. WQJ, Ginger hour.
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WEST-Mrs. E. M. Babb accom-
panied her two daughters and~their
husbands, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Hartman and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Sidlinger and two children. on an
auto trip, Sunday.
Mrs. A. S. Fowler and daughter
Ruth accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. A
Farrell on trip to Belgrade Lakes
going by way of Augusta and re,
turning by way of Waterville and
Vassalboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy CLANCY and SON
William, were guests of. the latter
father. Thursday.
Miss Rose Babneau was the guest
of Mrs. Edyth Marquis. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherman and
daughter, Ethelyn. Of Dry Mills, were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A
S. Fowler.
The usual dance at the Chelsea
Town hall, with a good attendance.
Mrs. Nellie Burnham Of Randolph
was the guest of his cousin, Angie
Fowler, Friday.
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~ saf. and Mrs. Harry Schaefer and
M ~ ret Sunday evening for Airing
~, MASS. where they will make
Asil nome in the future. During
NV ~. stay in the city the Schaeffers
S a; made many friends who regret
aelr departure.
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Paul Jones. employed at Fifeld
Bros. Co, sustained bad bruise on
his foot, Saturday. when he crushed
1t in the stores elevator. While no
bones were broken, the bruise was
painful one and he will be unable
to resume his duties for some time.
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Card of Thanks

We extend our thanks to the many
friends who were so kind to us in
our great bereavement, also for the
beautiful flowers.
w. A. WILLIAMS
MR.. AND MRS. H. H. AUSTIN
AND FAMILY
MRS. EMMA L. PACKARD