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MCPHERSON MYSTERY
LAWYER IS DROWNED
Russell A. Mckinley Figured in
Investigation Of Disappearance of
Los Angeles Evangelist.

By the Associated Press.
LONG BEACH. Calf. August Co.
Russell A. Mckinley: blind attorney.
who figured In the Aimee Semple Nc
Pherson investigation; a man believed
to be John Law aud a third un;de rti-
fed man were drowned here today
when their automobile plunged into q
ditch.
Search was made for the body of n
fourth man believed TO have been n
passenger in the car. The machine
instead OF being turned onto a detour
was driven straight, into the ditch
filed with water.
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MOSQUITOES SWARM CITY.
Venice, Calf, Citizens Fighting
millions of Vicious Insects"

VENICE. Calf. August rs R).-
While other southern California cities
are being besieged by hordes Of in
sects, varying from mealy bugs 10
white ants. citizens here have petition
ed the city council for protection
against the night attacks OF a winged
army of millions of mosquitoes" An
appeal ny the chamber of commerce
describes the attackers as "the most
vicious and dangerous type of sting
ing insects
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Two ElectrOcuted
Trying to Rescue
Third From Wire
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GEACH, y. Oak, August 26.-The
heroic effort of two men to save
the life of fellow workman who
was struck by a falling high ten
sion wire. resulted fatally for all
three here.
Theodore Horsman was struck
by the wire when 1t fell. and Peter
Shiloski, a lineman. and j. p.
Smith. manager of the local tele-
phone exchange. were electrocuted
when they sought to pull HOrs-
man away from the wire.
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Question Stirs Europe.

The question of the future of Tan
gier has become of keen interest in
European circles. especially since the
Spanish premier. Gen. Primo de
Rivera. gave out an interview in
which he expressed the belief that the
international city should be included
in the Spanish zone in Morocco.
Italy reacted quickly to the inter
view. a cabinet member declaring that
any solution of the Tangier question
which does not include consideration
of Italy's rights as signer of the
treaty Of Algeciras and as a Medi-
terranean power would be protested
to the League of Nations.
Recent dispatches from Tangier In
dicated that there is a general dis
content among the Spanish and ma.
tive populations. A dispatch to the
Daily Mail on August 19 said that a
British destroyer. the Splendid, was at
Tangier and that French warships
were expected to arrive from Casa.
blanca. Great Britain. France and
Spain were the central negotiators in
the treaty which provided for the in.
ternational administration of the city
and district.
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NORGE IS LOCKED UP.
Souvenir Hunters Ravages Fore,
Action on Polar Dirigible.

SEATTLE. Wash. August 26 R.-
After the trahspolar dirgible Norge
had slowly begun to disappear before
the ravages of souvenir hunters here.
waterfront warehouse in which IL
is stored last night was closed to the
public.
The Norge awaits transportation to
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"RED" ARMY ADVANCING.
Cantonese Forces Follow Up Sue
cesses Against Allied Commander.

HANkOW. China. August 26 R.-
1t is reported that the Cantonese
red" army has followed up it's recent
successes against the Yangtse Valley
manded by Marshal WI Pei-Fu. over.
lord Of central China.
The red army, commanded by
Tang Seng-Chi. is said to have can.
tured Yo-Chow and TO be advancing
toward WI Chang, on the southern
side of the Yangtse opposite Hankow.
where Marshal WI sought refuge a
few days ago to reOrganize the south.
ern allied army.
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METEOR BURNS 5 HOUSES

VALLADOLlD. Spain, August 26
CP.-A meteor fell on a house IN the
village of Alejos. near here. and set
II afire. Five houses were destroyed
but no one was hurt
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Paris Cabinet Believed Pre-.
pairing Absolute Refusal to
Yield Joint Control.
SAME REQUEST TO U. S.
AND OTHERS REPORTED
Appeal to League for Mandate
Planned by Madrid if Present
Move Is Failure.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, August 26.-The French
government has received memo
randum from Spain expressing the de.
sire of that country that the interna-
tional district of Tangier be attached
to the Spanish zone in Morocco.
The French cabinet is considering
the question brought up by Spain, but
it is generally conceded in political
circles that Frances reply will be an
absolute refusal.
The Spanish memorandum says that
if it should be found unfeasble to
make a transfer of authority in
Tangier from International to Spanish
administration in any other way, then
Spain will ask the League of Nations
to give her mandate over the district
along with the whole Spanish zone in
Morocco.
Aimed to Curb Uprisings.
Spain's request that administration
of the district be confided to her alone.
instead of to an international body, is
based on her feeling that it is neces-
sary for the Spanish government to
have such control of Tangier as to
enable her to prevent the smuggling
of contraband arms which were large
ly responsible for the prOlongation of
the Riffian war
The document reached the French
foreign Office on Tuesday evening, but
was kept secret until today, because
of the desire to give the cabinet a
chance to act on it before it was dis
cussed in the press.
fC ~.
DUN was handed to the United States
and other signatories of the treaty
of Algeciras. by which Tangier was
internationalized, except Germany.
Austria and Russia. a few days be.
fore it reached Paris. The delay in
transmission to the French govern
ment thus far has not been explained.
Difficulties Involved.
Commentzein official circles today
indicated that it was impossible either
TO hand over administration of Tan
sier to Spain alone by direct action
OF the powers interested or for the
League of Nations to accord Spain a
mandate.
1t was pointed out that the Sultan
OF Morocco is an independent SOW
ereign who alone is able to delegate
powers OF administration over his ter
ritory. a protectorate was granted
France by the Sultan over all Of Mo-
rocco. France then came to an un-
derstanding with Spain as to the zone
which Should be attributed to her.
1t was recalled today that RESPONSE
bility for the exercise of a protecto-
rate, as far as the Sultan is con-
cerned. rests on France.
The Sultan and the French gov.
ernment, therefore, it is held. are the
parties with whom Spain must deal
regarding the zone outside Tangier
AS to the city itself. the Sultan.
France and the powers interested in
the agreement by which it was inter.
nationalized may have their word in
the matter, but the question Is en-
tirely outside the jurisdiction of the
league.
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Fletcher Returning to U. S.
ROME. August 26 (P.-Amba ssador
Fletcher will sail for New York Sep
tember on leave.
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Left on basss-Chicago, 2: Washington, :.
Bases on bails--OT Faber. 2; on johnson. ..
Struck out-By Faber. I; by johnson. 3.
Cmplres-Messrs. Owens. NaiIin and Hide.
brand
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Grabowski batted for Sclalk i'm the eighth inning.
Spencer batted for Faber in the eighth inning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-26

The Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
ton is delivered to, Washington homes
as fast as the papers are printed.
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WEATHER.

u. s. Weather Bureau Forecast.)
Fair tonight; tomorrow partly
cloudy: rising temperature; gentle
northeast winds.
Temperatures-High 75. at noon
today: lowest. SO. at am. today.
Full report on page 9.
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NINTH INNING.

NINTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Myer tossed out More
hart. Sheely popped to Bluege. Falk
looped a single to left. Barrett dou-
bled over third base, scoring Falk.
Harris threw out Hunnefield. One
run.
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. West SedgWick.


Miss Olive Gray has returned home
from Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Gray have
moved to Nautilus Island, where
they are employed.
~Mrs. Elizabeth Slower, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Gray, has returned
to Salem, Mass.
Raymond Gray, who is employed
in Massachusetts,, Is visiting his pa
rents, Herbert Gray and wife.
John Deering of Bangor held a
meeting at Oak Hill, Tuesday eve
ming. d.
Mrs. John Grindle Is in South
Bluehill visiting her daughters.
Miss Gwendolyn Grindle has re-
turned home from Emery Shows,
where she has been employed.
Rev. Frank Williamson of North
Brooksville held a meeting at Oak
Grove Sunday morning.
Mrs. Zadie Gray is employed at
North Sedgwick canning factory.
Sidney Snow and family, OF
Brewer, visited their father, F. w.
Gray, Sunday.
Aug. Is. K.
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has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Hannah B. Mcfarland, has gone to
Bar Harbor.
Reuel Mcfarland and wife, of Mel
rose, Mass, Mrs. Annie Walls, of
Bar Harbor and Harold Stuart, wife
and family, of North Hancock visited
their aunt, Mrs. Hannah B. McFar-
land, last Wednesday.
Miss Anna Young, with a party
of friends, motored to Addison, Sun
day.
Mrs. Anna Louise Beckwick and
son, of Wenonah, N. j., have been
at the home Of Mrs. Maynard Young
the past week.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Christie sympathize with
them in the death of their three
year-old son, David Andrew. The
little fellow was taken i'll Thursday
night, and passed away Friday morn
ing. He was an unusually attractive
child, and great favorfte with all
in the community. Funeral services
were held at the home, Sunday after
Aug. 16. c.
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Colts Island.

This little island has been sad
dened by the death of one of its
sweet young girls, Miss Margaret
Colt, who passed away very sudden
ly of an abscess on the liver, in a
hospital in Bangor. All that medical
aid could do was done for her.
Margaret was the oldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Berlin Colt. She
leaves. besides her parents, two Sis
ters. Sara and Rachel, and one
brother, Russell. Deepest sympa-
thy is extended to the bereaved
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Harding and
son Billy, of Stamford, Conn, Mr..
Hardings father, William Harding,
of Matinicus, and Mrs. Harding
mother and brother, Mrs. Look and
Ralph Look, of East Machias, called
on relatives here Sunday.
William Colt and family returned
home Saturday, after several weeks
at Bar Harbor, where Mr.. Colt has
been sailing.
Miss Helen Odell of Albany, N. y,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Harding.
Several from Bernard and Mckln-
ley attended the funeral of Miss
Margaret Colt, Thursday afternoon.
Aug 16. H.
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StOningtOn.


George Redmon, who has been Wis
iting here, has returned to Boston.
Schooner Hattie Loring has ar
rived from Eastport with cans and
supplies for the canning factory.
YMrs. Maude Duke and sons, Cecil
and John, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Whitcomb, who have spent a few
weeks here, returned to Charles
town, Mass, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Webb have
returned from trip to the White
Mountains.
Mrs. Jennie Turley recently WIS.,
tied her daughter, Mrs. Lena Her.
rick. in Rockland.
Miss Elizabeth Phillips is visiting
her cousin, Miss Kathleen Billings.
Mrs. Nellie Jolly, with SON
Stewart, of New York, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Fred Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florian Arey and lit
tie daughter, with friends, are
spending their vacation here.
Lyle Cleveland left for Rockland
Saturday to visit his sister Helen
who has been attending normal
school at Castine.
Mrs. Muriel Weber is visiting in
Camden.
Mrs. Melvin Thompson left for
Rockland Saturday.
Miss Miriam Mabee OF Lubec is
spending week here.
Mrs. Harry Buckminster and
child left for Boston Sunday.
Aug. 16. c.
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West Franklin.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bradbury spent
several days last week with her
sister, Ella Bradbury, who has been
i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holden and
Miss Ruth Hatfield are spending
few weeks at the home of N. A.
Smith.
Mrs. Charles Butler of North
Sullivan is visiting Mrs. George
Coombs.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Williams are
at home from Camden.
Irving Rollins and family and
Jesse Rollins, of Bangor, spent the
weekend with Mrs. E. j. Rollins
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holden, Ohio
Smith, N. A. Smith and daughter
Marion, Miss Ruth Hatfield and D.
E. Smith and family, spent the
weekend at Red Mems camp, Don
nell's pond.
Laura Williams is home from
Machias normal school
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bracy are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a son, born August II.
Mrs. E. w. Smith entertained the
ladies aid society, Wednesday after
noon.
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Franklin.

Miss Alice V. Bunker, who has
spent her vacation here, returned to
her work at Washington, D. c., Fri
day.
Arthur Springer, a Harvard medi-
cal student, who is spending his va
cation with his aunt, Miss Katie
Bunker, recently returned from Car
Isle, Pa, where he has been several
weeks at medical officers training
camp.
Mrs. Genie Pettingill, who is
corsetiere for Berger Bros. Co.,
New Haven, Conn, with headuuar-
ters at Fort Wayne, Ind, is visiting
ner aunt, Mrs. William Card.
Miss Nellie Phillips, r. NJ. of Bos-
TON and Charles Phillips, are visit
ing their father, Edward Phillips
Edlth Murch returned Thursday
from Northeast Harbor, where she
mas been employed. She will leave
inns week for Ocean Park, as one of
tnree delegates from Hancock coun-
W, sent by the Baptist association to
the summer school.
Miss Helen Quigley, former
teacher in Franklin high, was in
town Friday.
Mrs. Ellen Bragdon Bradford of
Bangor spent last week with her
uncle, Harvey Bragdon.
Mrs. Paul Guptill and three chill
dren, Of Beverly, Mass, and Miss
Gertrude Noble of Calais, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Garbett.
Harriet Edmunds was operated
upon Wednesday, at the Hurley hos
pital, for tonsils and adenoids.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Scammon are
in Castine this week, attending the
annual conference Of superin-
tendents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bohndell
and son, of Rockport, and Winfield
Holmes of Boston, are guests of Mrs.
Bohndell's sister, Mrs. L. C. Brag-
don.
Mrs. Della Lord is visiting her
sister in Arlington, Mass.
Mrs. Marcia Holmes and two sons.
of Guilford, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bragdon.
Mrs. Ella Blaisdell entertained
the woman's club at knoll Top"
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Genie Pet
tingill, guest, gave delightful
tdlh Oh uei TeCeHL Trip u Europe.
Refreshments were served.
The high school building is being
painted and hardwood floors are be-
ing laid in the grade building.
Relatives of Boardman Havey re-
ceived word today of the death in
Connecticut on Saturday morning Of
his wife. Mr.. Havey is the son of
A. P. and Beatrice Blaisdell Havey.
Aug. 16. Echo"
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Sargentville.

odrXcHtvlllc.
Mrs. Marietta Lyons Of Danforth
is visiting here.
Mrs. Harvey Sargent and two
sons, OF Washington, D. c., are
spending month here.
Miss Estelle Hooper of Dorchester,
Mass, and Miss Kelley, have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hooper
the past two weeks.
Mrs. Clara Bowden, who has spent
week in Penobscot, is home.
Mrs. George H. Barbour and
daughter, Miss Ruth E. Kimball,
left Wednesday for New York, where
Miss Kimball became the bride of
Miles B. Messenger of Bethlehem,
Pa, on Saturday, August IA. Mrs.
Barbour will return to Sargentville,
August Is, accompanied by Capt.
Barbour, who will spend the remain
der of the season here.
A party consisting Of Mrs. Wilma
Kingsbury, Miss Flora Bowden, Miss
Rachel Bowden and Miss Clara
Kingsbury motored to Moosehead
lake, recently.
j. B. Ferguson and family, of
Pennsylvania, are occupying the
Foster house.
Otto Lorenz, who has spent the
summer at the Anchorage" left
Friday for Pennsylvania. He will re-
turn later for an extended visit.
Mrs. Pitt Danforth and family
have opened their cottage for a
month.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Kimball and
children, Helen and Robert, were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chandler Bowdenl on their way to
Frenchboro, where Mr.. Kimball will
spend his vacation.
Mrs. John Davies of Pennsylvania
has joined her family at Bonnie
Brae."
Phillips Bradley and wife, of
Wellesley, Mass, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Bradley.
Miss Nancy Grindle, teacher in
Brookline, Mass, who is spending
her vacation in Penobscot, is visit
ing relatives here.
Malcolm c. Sargent Joined his
family here for the weekend.
The Sargentville Packing Co. has
opened, with large crew
Mrs. Everson is spending the sum-
mer at the Sargent House.
John Lee of Connecticut arrived
last week to spend his vacation with
his family at the Lee cottage.
Ronald Cover and family, of
Newton, Mass, are visiting his
mother at the Cover homestead.
Mrs. Oswood Hooper and daugh-
ter Mary, of Hampden, have been in
town a few days.
Aug. 16. Mac
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North Sullivan.

William Scott and family, of North
Jay, are guests of the A. r. Abels.
The many friends here of E. M.
Rideout regret to learn of his seri-
Gus illness.
Mrs. Carrie Bragdon of Franklin
spent the weekend with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clyde Robertson.
Alex Petrie and family have re-
turned from Stonington, where he
has been employed
j. B. Havey has gone to Vinal-
haven, where he has employment.
F. F. Haskell spent the weekend
in South Thomaston
s~Mr. and Mrs. John Moran and
son Andy, of Boston, were Thurs
day guests at Mrs. Katherine Rob-
ertson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Abel attended
a banquet at Lucerne-in-Maine
Thursday evening, guests of the
Ellsworth Chamber of Commerce.
Miss Thelma Harrington enter
tanned her little friends Saturday
afternoon, Aug. IA, her sixth birth
day The afternoon was pleasantly
spent. Those present were Minnie
Butler, Muriel Bagley, Ray Blais-
dell, Natalie Bunker, Louise Tracy
Norman Hicks and Leroy Harring-
ton. All remembered her with nice
gifts. A birthday cake, decorated
with candles, which were lighted and
blown out by little Miss Thelma
decorated the refreshment table.
Amos Hadley and w. A. Clark
of Brewer were Sunday callers at j.
B. Havey's.
Aug 49, II.
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IamOine.

Herbert Smith has returned to his
work in Cuba.
Florence Crowley and wife, Of
Corea, spent Sunday with Mrs. Crow
ley's aunt, Mrs. Mary Coolidge.
Irving Pierce and family, of Old
Town, were guests of w. H. Rice
and family Sunday.
Rev. T. L. Brindley Of Bluehill
will preach here next Sunday, in
exchange with Rev. F. R. Bruce.
Ellis ]. Holt left today for Ocean
Park School of Methods, as delegate
from Riverview Local Union.
Monday evening, Aug. %, at La
moline grange hall, the grange will
hold a circus carnival. There will
be balloons, hot dogs, ice-cream,
monkeys, African dodgers, a live
program and a big parade. Admis-
sion rs and Is cents.
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Seawall,

SeaWall.
]. P. Ward of Johns Point, N. r.,
and A. M. Ward of Greenfield, Mass,
are spending their vacation at their
old home here.
George Kent of East Gray is the
guest Of r. E. Newman.
Mr.. Vanderkar of Newport has
been the guest of Mrs. F. S. Dolliver.
Mrs. Justin Rich, Alvah Rich and
Miss Thelma White spent last week
with Mrs. Frances Moore. Mr.. Rich
and Miss White returned Saturday
to their home in Massachusetts,.
Miss Addie Brown Is home from
U. of M. summer school.
Leroy Wilson, wife and daughter
are visiting Mrs. Media Brown.
DR.. A. w. Harris, who has bought
the Winsey place, is having It thor
oughly remodeled.
Aug. Is. D.
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North Orland.

Mrs. Dora Alan and daughter, of
Rhode Island, are guests Of Mrs.
Ida Nickerson.
Miss Bertha Moore of East Holden
is visiting Miss Gladys Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Blaisdell and
children have returned to their home
in bingham, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Gray spent
Sunday in Veazie.
Roy Trundy and family, OF
Brewer, Herman Bowden and fam
lily, of Bucksport, and Frank Trundy
and a friend, were at r. G. Davis,
Sunday.
Miss Barbara Spencer Of Veazie Is
visiting her uncle, A. e. Gray.
Mr.. Heal and family, who have
been here since May, have returned
to RockpOrt.
Clifton Gray is working in Blue
hill.
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Partridge Cove.

Miss Beatrice Burkhart arrived
Saturday from New York, for visit
of two weeks. She is boarding at
Mrs. C. A. ThompsOn's.
Mrs j. B. Carter is working in
Ellsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Young OF
Milton, Mass, are visiting G. B..
Young and WIFE
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Bluehill Falls.

United States Consul John Q.
Wood, Of Vera Cruz, Mexico, with
his daughter, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley c. Conary last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pettigrew, Of
New York, called upon Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H. Gould Sunday.
Lester Conary is working for
Floyd Hamilton of North Brooklin.
Miss Flora Savage of Augusta Is
boarding with Mrs. Lester Conary
during her vacation.
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West SurrX.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Burrill and
two sons. of Brewer, and Mrs. Bur-
ri1ls mother. Mrs. Flora Dorr of Or
land, called on relatives here FRIDAY.
Miss Pearl E. Seayey or Brewer
visited friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton E. Leach ana
family of Brewer and Mrs. Leach, 8
uncle, Sidney Grey, OF Newport,
were Sunday visitors at X. 5.
Leach'S
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North Lamoine.

Hervey Salisbury, wife and two
daughters, Carl Salisbury and wife,
and Mrs. Natalie Moore and two
children, all of Skowhegan, were
weekend guests of Mrs. Susan Sal
isbury.
Mrs. Adelaide Mcfarland, who
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North SedQwick.

North Sedgwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Elwell of New
York are visiting his sister, Maude
Smallidge, at his old home here.
The North Sedgwick canning
factory opened Monday. An average
crop is expected.