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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27
Memorial Day Service

The following Is the order of ex-
ercise on Memorial Day, May 81, by
Russell Post, No. 90, G. A. r., as
sisted by Simon Peters Post. No. 16,
American Legion at the Opera House
at P. NJ. Russell Post commander
is j. w. Fogler; adjutant, Samuel f.
Emerson; Simon Peters Post COM
mander is Walter G. Lessard; adju-
tant is Archie o. Dostie.
Program-March, "Trumpets Of
Victory" Band; Prayer. Rev. Her.
bert L. Nichols, Introductory. Major
John w. Fogler, Commander Rus
sell Post, G. A. r.; Remarks, Walter
q. Lessard, Commander Simon Peters
Post, American Legion; Reading,
General Orders, G. A. R., S. F. EN-
erson, Adjutant Russell Post @. A..
r.; "Recollections Of the War;" Band;
Lincoln's Address, Lyle S. Moore,
Vice Commander, Simon Peters
Post; Patriotic Song, Skowhegan
High School girls; Memorial Ad-
dress. VIM. Tudor. Gardiner, of GAR
diner; Closing Ode, America" Au-
dience; March, THE American Le-
gion," Band; Benediction, Rev. ]. L..
A. Renaud.
Procession to South cemetery. Rit-
! ual of the G. A. r. and American Lee
glon, Star Spangled Banner" Taps.
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Pomona Gnanee

Canaan Grange entertained SOM
erset Pomona Grange at a regular
meeting Tuesday. The meeting was
called to order at 10 o'clock. The
secretary, Frank Pugh, gaves a re-
port, and balloting was in order The
Pomona degree was conferred upon
class of candidates. At noon a de-
licious dinner was served. The af-
ternoon sessi n convened at 100
with the Worthy Master. d. B. Ho-
bart presiding. The census was TAX
en- showing that there were present
20 from Skowhegan; six from Mad
ison; Is from Canaan; five from
Norridgewock: three from Athens;
six from Scion. two from Cornville
ard four. from East Madison, MAX
ing a total of 81. The program in
cluded: song by Grange chorus: Ad-'
dress of Welcome Frank Williams
Of Canaan; response. A. D. Drawn
of Starks; reading, From Station
CRIB, Mrs Nellie Hobart; vocal
duet, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. To-
hey, accompanied by Mrs. Tobey;
reading. Boom Maine. Mrs. Kate
Hill; Topic, Us Community Buying
ard Selling Advantageous to the
Grange and Community, George
Tibbetts, Frank Williams. Elmer E.
Harris; vocal solo, Margery Thomp-
son, remarks and story, Clara
Moody; vocal trio, Fred c. Nye.
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B. p. w. MEETING

The first meeting Of Skowhegan
Business and Professional Women's
club since election of officers was
held Tuesday evening at the club
rooms. Miss Landry presided. The
decorations were potted plants. Miss
Mildred A. Beal gave a. report of an
nual meeting; vocal duet, whisper
ing Hope, Misses Marguerite e.
Craig. and Miss Evelyn Bridges; en-
core, "a Very Bad Cold; LIST of COM
mittees compiled at board meeting
read and approved; president men,
toned dues; piano solo. Whispering
Wind" and THE Awakening of
Sprng", Mrs. Howard B. Frined, who
was accompanist for the evening:
vocal solos, Dawn and Eventide,"
composed by Forrest Storm of town,
and Just a Cottage Smalp', Mr..
Fred Greenwood; president urged
club members to attend state con-
vention in Houlton; voted to take
penny offering at meetings for a
flower fund, and Miss Alice q. Coed
rich was appointed collector. Miss
Millicent Melrose of Boston, sang 20
Dry Those Tears, la Boca de Pa
pita" and Just A NVearying for
You" Miss Melrose spoke on en-
tertainments offered by the White
Bureau for the coming winter. The
club voted to delay action on matter
until next meeting. The program
was directed by Mrs. Frances H.
Smith. Mrs. Lornie Pickett, Mrs.
Airline Lewia, Mrs. Edna Butler and
Miss Blanch Bernier served ice
cream and cake and a social hour
was passed and cards enjoyed. The
assistants for the next two weeks
are Miss Mona S. Jones and Miss
Mary Murphy. The next meeting
will occur on Tuesday evening, June
s, at which time the delegate, Miss
Anne M. Caswell, will report on
state convention.
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3. p. w. Board Meet;no

At o'clock Tuesday evening a.
meeting of the executive board of
the Business and Professional Wo-
mems club was held with the new
president, Miss Adelena Landry, in
the chair. The following commit
tees were made up: program, Miss
Margaret M. Chase, chairman, Miss
Mona S. James, Miss Ethel c..
Ward: service, Mrs. Kate S. Simp-
son, chairman. Miss Edna Crawford.
Miss Mary Murphy; good fellowship,
Mrs. Lou Edmes. chairman. Mrs. Ar
line Lervia. Miss Amanda Corris-
can; membership, Miss Florence
Beale, chairman, Mrs. Lornie Flick
EFT. Mrs. Kate Smith; finance, Miss
Leila e. Fairbrother. chairman,
Mrs. Mildred c. Lewis. Mrs. Frances
H. Smith; publicity, Mrs. Mabel P.
Judkins, chairman. Miss Effie NJ.
Nye, Mrs. Lena NJ. Cleveland; per-
sonal research. Mrs. Vivian G..
Woodbury., chairman, Miss Flora
Cowett. Mrs. Elizabeth w. Dyer; ed
ucation, Miss Paulenah Simmons,
chairman. IRIS. Gladys Hall Kicker,
Miss Harriet l.. Marble; national Of
fetal organ, Miss Gertrude Sampson.
chairman, Miss Mollie Bartlett, Miss
Dorothea Clough; health, Miss Alice
R. Parker, chairman, Mrs. Essie
Dunlop. Miss Elizabeth Lineken;
national emblem, Miss Anna Grodin,
chairmon. Mrs. Agnes Dunbar, Mrs.
Melissa Dolbier; legislative. DR.. JUL
ia Nay Kiifcaid. chairman. Miss
Dorothy NJ. Elliott, state bulletin,
Anne M. Caswell, chairman, Miss
Helen C. Hight.
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and was employed in the State House
at Augusta. The baby has been named
Robert Merrill Poulin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence vigue have
baby daughter born Tuesday. This
is the third child, there being two sons.
Mrs. Vigue was Leona Cote of Water
vile.
Attorney w. Folsom Merrill and son,
Master John Lander Merrill. will leave
tonight for New York to meet Mrs.
Merrill and her father, John j. Lander,
who will arrive in New York on the
Berengaria of the Cunard Line, COM
ing from France.
Mrs. Charles Ellis went to Au-
gusta Tuesday night to visit until
Monday with her sister, Mrs. Ida
Dennis.
Mrs. c. Earl Richardson and Mrs.
Jack Gledhill were business callers
in Waterville, Tuesday.
Mrs. Gurver Grant went to Hal
lowell Tuesday night to visit Mrs.
Ernest Meader.
Rev. and Mrs. George w. Hinck-
ley of Good Will, were in town Tues
day on business.
George Mercy of Bangor was in
town on business Tuesday.
Ledger King went to Waterville,
Tuesday, where he Is to be employ
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Whiting, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy L. Conant were in Bangor
the first of the week.
Paul Murray, Eli Vigue and Dep
uty Sheriff Elton Markham have re-
turned from a successful fishing trip
at Grace Pond.
Miss Milicent Melrose, agent for
the White Entertainment Bureau of
Boston, was in town on Tuesday
night on official business and was II
guest at the meeting of the Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
meeting
Professor Ernest Merriner ana
Professor Weber OF Colby College,
were in town Tuesday and conducted
classes at the high school building.
There was a fall of three inches
OF snow at Grace pond about miles
beyond Parlin pond the first of the
week
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| the secretary. Mrs. Lucy Plummer.
| A letter was read from Mrs. Jennie
| M. Randlett, county president, which
stated that she wished county pres
ident might be had in the Skowhegan
| union and it was voted to ask Mrs.
Florence Waugh Danforth to accept
| the office.
Announcement of the annual Coun-
| ty Convention to be held in Fairfield
on June 8, and the following dele
gates were elected: Mrs. Mabel p.
Judkins. Mrs. Carrie Mcpherson, Mrs.
Laura II. Dinsmore.. Miss Lucy Dins-
more of Hinckley, Mrs. Lucy Plum
mer and Mrs. Clara Wyman.
The resignation of Blanch M.
Friend, chairman of the June COM
mittee was accepted, Mrs Friend is
in st. Petersburg. Fla. Mrs. Judkins
| was made chairman of the commit
| tee which Is made up of Mrs. Grace
Coburn Smith, Mrs. Emma williams,
| Mrs. Alice K. Mitchell and Mrs. Ma
rilla Harmon. The secretary was in
structed to send Mrs. Friend a greet
| ing. The program included wash
ington's attitude toward prohibition"
Mrs. Goodrich; where Maine stands"
Miss Lucy Dinsmore; paper "conclu-
sions of today's news on prohibition"
,, Mrs. Marble; piano trio, Charge of
the Hussars" Frftz Spindley) Eliza
beth Page. Lynette Manton, Alice Ho-
bart; extracts from 1.-THE Propaganda
Against Prohibition" written by AL
Ian L. Benson, Mrs. Kate C. HaIbrook,
Need of More Funds. Mrs. Laura H.
Dinsmore; talk on wet and Dry Ar
gument and Law Enforcement Con-
vention," Mrs. Grace Coburn Smith:
Maine Already Cooperating with
Dry Men," Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson;
| French vessel launched without
wine," Mrs. Eugene r. Merriam; pi-
ano solo, "Grande Marche de Con-
cert" Lynette Manton. The hostess
es, Mrs. Margaret x. Goodrich, Mrs.
Elizabeth A. Marble, Mrs. Nancy
Hucksins, Mrs. Nettie Norton, Mrs.
Celeste Roulard, Mrs. Carrie Steward.
Mrs. Sarah S. Marston. Mrs. Kate C.
Holbrook, Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson and
Mrs. Laura II. Dinsmore served de-
licious refreshments and a social hour
was enjoyed.
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Frank Pugh. Walter Bowman, Mrs.
Dyson Chapman, of Cornville:
George Tibbetts, of Hinckley: Mar
gerry Thompson, of Sohon.
Mrs. Archie LenAieux and daugh-
ter, Airline, went to Lewiston We'd
nesday to visit her cousin, Mrs. Enos
Landry.
Mr.. ana Mrs James Dow and Mrs.
Florence Bray, of Rumford. who
have been here looking for farm
home In this section, went to Au-
gusta Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Blaise Spaulding and daugh-
ter, Ruth, were dinner guests We'd
nesday Of Mrs. Albert Webb, in Wat
eryille.
Mrs. Kate e. Oak went to Pitts
field Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Florence Baiston, daughter,
Phyllis. and Miss Eglin Dionne, were
callers in Waterville, Wednesday.
Miss Sarah j. Anderson, formerly
Of town, who has passed the winter
in Boston and Washington, ID. c.,
will arrive in town today and will
pass the summer at Hazeldean, Lake
WiSserunsett.
Miss Angie French, r. N, who has
been a guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben French. returned to
Lewiston Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses ]. Haines, who
have passed the winter in St. Pet
eEsburg, Fla, arrived in town Tues
day night. making the trip by ma
chine.
The following were recently ad-
mitted at Kennebec Valley Hospital:
Frank Pease of Embden, Mrs. Ever
EFT Steward of Moose River, Miss
Georgia Bickford of Lakewood. Pa
tients recently discharged are Mrs.
Leon w. Smiley, Mrs. Leon w. Sy-
mons and baby daughter. Marilyn, of
town, Mrs. Victor Cook and baby
son. Richard Edwin, of Athens.
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Hapworth's parents. Rev. and Mrs
H. Nelson Hapworth.
Mrs. John McLane was the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Gertie Martin, last
week.
Mrs. Ethel McSorley Sunday. Mrs. Nc
Sorley is a surgical patient in the
Kennebec Valley Hospital.
Mrs. Clyde Austin of Pennington
visited relatives in town the last Of
the week.
John Tarr has installed a new silent
salesman in his variety store.
Miss Louise Rapworth left SUNDAY
for several days business visit In
Auburn.
Miss Hilda Haines has completed
her duties at Lysander Berry's ana
is employed at the home of ben
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred withee enjoyed
an automobile ride to Wilton SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oman Broggs ana
daughter Clara passed the weekend
with relatives in Pleasant Ridge.
Mrs. Will Warren and Mrs. Frank
Mariner of Fairfield were guests Oh
Mrs. Cora Hilton Friday.
The food sale held Saturday netteo
81 for the expenses of the Anson
fhurch.
Charles Tucker was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Martin Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brooks ana
family were business visitors In war
erville over the weekend.
Harold Withee and Miss Ella
Withee enjoyed an auto ride to Lew
iston Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Preble and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Buck were III
Skowhegan Monday on business.
Charles Lakeman was able to enjoy
an automobile ride Sunday. i.
George Donna and son Article ana
Walter Martin passed the weekend
at Pleasant Pond.
Mrs. Gladys Fairfield was a busi-
ness visitor in Augusta Friday. =,
Mrs. Delbert Parlin is seriously III
at her home on Church street.
Harry Reynolds of Bookerville was
in town on business Saturday.
Miss Gladys Hapworth was tne
guest of Miss Arlene Preble SATURDAY.
At the regular meeting of the W.
c. T. U. held Thursday. Mrs. hap
worth, the president. rendered hef
resignation. to take effect at the nsxs
meeting. June IT
Miss Louise Merrill is passing
several days with her father at IN
dian Pond.
Miss Marjory Green of North An
son passed the weekend with nei
mother. Mrs. Carl Hapwarth.
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Friends in town of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tracy Stevens, who formerly resid-
ed on Madison avenue, will be inter-
ested to know that they are parents
Of daughter born recently at their
home in Pennington. The baby has
been named Jennie May.
Mrs. Nat Johnson was in Augusta
Wednesday on business. =, Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson have sold their home in
that city, where they formerly re-
sided and are soon to move their
house furnishings to Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Burrill were in
Portland Wednesday, on business.
Mrs. Cora Cayouette was in Wat
erville on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Sincyr is passing the
week with her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Quincy in Waterville.
Mrs. F. A. Clark, a matron at
the State Reformatory for Women,
is having few days vacation and
went to her home in Bangor, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Leon E. Wilbur was in Port
land Wednesday on Business. q
|. Rev. George L. Thurlow, pastor of
the Federated church will go to
Norridgewock this afternoon. to of
ffciate at the funeral of Edward S.
Rogers.
The following skowhegan people
were in Fairfield Center Wednesday
afternoon, to attend the funeral Of
Priscilla Ann Holmes, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Holmes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stilman Holmes, Miss Beatrice
Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Holmes, Frank Bartlett and Miss
Mollie Bartlett.
Rev. and Mrs. George L. Thurs
ton were in Hallowell Tuesday.
Mrs. Lena M. Cleveland of the A.
H. Cleveland Company, was in Nor
ridgewock Wednesday on business.
Simon Cotes went to Portland on
business Wednesday,.
A. w. Kinball. who for about three
years has resided on Greenwood
street, in a place he purchased of
Elmer e. Greenwood, on Tuesday ex-
changed his place with Melvin G. Ba-
ker for his farm on the East Madison
road.
Mrs. Linda McKenney. Of Madison,
who is on her way to Toronto, Can,
where she is to reside, entered Som
erset hospital as medical patient
Tuesday night.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Frank L. Flynt re-
turned Wednesday where they have
been guests of relatives.
Miss Amanda Corriveau returned
Wednesday from business trip to
Boston
The following county people were
in Canaan to attend Pomona Grange
Tuesday: Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Borwn,
Starkes; Max Viles. Mrs. Cora Brown,
Madison; Mrs. James Pugh, and son,
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Sheriff John w. Healy was in
Pittsfield on official business. Tues
day.
II. w. Pike arrived in town Tues
day. to visit at the home of his
daughter and husband, DR.. and Mrs.
c. e. Richardson.
Good Will Club will hold last
meeting of the season Wednesday af-
ternoon with Miss Hannah r. Page.
Puffs will be tackled. The club have
this week given three puffs to Good
Will.
Mrs. Adelaide Dudley went to
Fairfield Tuesday night on business.
Mrs. William Paine of Falmouth,
came Tuesday to be here over Memoir
ial week and Is the guest of relatives
and friends.
r. F. Genthner of Damariscotta.
was in town, Wednesday on BUSH
ness.
Charles Stevens returned Tuesday
night from business trip to Green
vile.
Mrs. Emma Chaffee, who has been
a guest of her son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allie Chaffee in Winthrop, re-
turned Tuesday,
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william !. Martin

william J. Martin of / Cedar street
died Wednesday afternoon at the New
England sanatorium in Melrose, Mass,
where he had been patient for al few
weeks. He was so years Of age and
was born at Pomfret. VT. the son of
Francis and Fannie Scott Martin. He
came to Skowhegan from Hanover, N.
H., in 1902 and had since made his
home here until his health failed about
two years ago, having been employed
by the American Wonlen Co. In 1907
he was married to Mary Dane OF
Skowhegan, who survives. as do three
brothers, George of Fitchburg. Mass,
Dana of Clairemont, N. H.. and Frank
Martin of New York, and one sister.
Mrs. Fannie Monroe of Windsor, VI.
The remains will arrive in town to-
night and the funeral will be held at
the home at 100 Saturday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. George L. Thurlow
of the Federated church. and burial
will be in the South Side cemetery.
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Has Narrow Escape

Pearl Murray had a narrow escape
from drowning in Grace pond the
first of the week. He, in company
with his son-i1- law, Elton Markham
and Eli Vigne, were on few days
fishing trip at Grave pond. Murray
and vigne in one boat and Markham
with guide were in another boat on
the pond. Mr.. Murray stood up to
get bait and upon sitting down he
sat over the edge of the boat and fell
into the pond. Mr.. Vigne, after Muir
ray har sank twice. succeeded in
pulling him into the boat. He was
rushed to the camp and put into a
warm bed. While the accident de-
layed the return for a day Mr.. Muir
ray suffered no i'll effects from the
plung in the icy water.
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Elvin Richardson and Margery
thompson; reading, Frank Will.
Jams; reading, Bertha Libby; Talk,
"Trip to Florida Cecil B. Gardner:
vocal solo. "Skowhegan", written by
Walter Gage, formerly Of Skowheg-
an, Fred G. Nye; reading. Mrs.
Frank Williams; song, grange Choir.
us; remarks, George Tibbetts, and
C. b. Gardner, who told of a grange
meeting in Canaan 40 years ago. The
next meeting will be held in Fair
field on Tuesday, June 9Th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-27

Among local people to attend Po-
mona Grange meeting in Canaan
Tuesday were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c..
Nye, Mrs. Sarah Bollieu. Mrs. w. B.
Lord, Mrs. Lewis E. Dow, Mrs. May
Pratt Dane, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hill,
Elmer E. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Tobey, Mrs. Annie Pierce,
Mrs. John Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B.
Hobart, Mrs. Ida Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Murray
have returned from a few days
visit in Portland with their daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Bragg.
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Forest Nursery

Francis II. Friend has recently
purchased a tract Of four acres of
Peter Sired on the Kennebec River
where he is to establish a forest nur-
sery, planting white pine and spruce.
MIR. Friend, who is graduate from
Skowhegan high and University of
Maine, is much interested in his line
of work. He is leaving this Thurs
day for Boston where he Is going to
confer with Spinner Irrigation Com
pany concerning overhead irrigation.
Friends wish for the best success of
this new enterprise Of Mr.. Friends.
1t is stated that there Is only one
forest nursery in Maine and that is
in ErYehurg
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De MoIay Confers Degrees

There was large attendance at
the meeting of De Molay Command
cry Tuesday afternoon and evening.
A delicious supper was served at
$50. The three degrees were con-
ferred. Many from out Of town were
in attendance
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w. c. r, u, MEETING

There was a good attendance at
the meeting Of the Clementine Wes-
ton w. c. 7. U. held Tuesday after
noon in the Federated church par
lor. The vice president, Mrs. Marga-
ret K. Goodrich called the meeting to
order and Mrs Elizabeth A. Marble
was made chairman of the meeting.
The devotional exercises were con-
Quoted by Mrs. Clara Wyman. Rec
ords of the last meeting were read by
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The Junior Exhibition

Local theatregoers are evincing a
keen interest in the Junior exhibit
ton musical comedy. THE Aero.
plane Girl" tickets for the affair
have been going like the proverbial
hot cakes, and chairman James
Blunt and his committee are enthus-
iastic over the certainty of a packed
house at the presentation of the play
at the Opera House Friday evening.
Reserved seats will be available at
the opera House box office all day
Friday, beginning at 10 A. NJ.
THE Aeroplane Girl" which Is be-
ing staged under the direction of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Philbrook of
birmingham, Mass, had a long run
of nearly year in New York, a
three months stay at Boston's Col
onial theatre, and two years tour
of the principal theatres of the coun-
try, and is being given exactly as
seen with an all star cast of pro-
fessional actors except for the inter-
polation of several new songs and
dances.
The chorus of singers and dancers
numbers over forty. and gowns de-
signed and executed by leading New
been ordered for them by Mrs. Phil
brook. This chorus comprises Err
malene Smith, Lucille Chapman,
Blanche Corvette, Nellie Paradis,
Florence Clarke, Corine Pollard,
Glenys Cooley, Ellen Boyd. Louise
Laney, Eva Martin, Wyona Simpson,
Helen Ames, Alice Kilgore, Gladys
Graffte. Verna Osbourne, Marion
Bowden, Ethel Atkinson, Ruth
Knight, Bernice Gordon, Isabelle
Lewia, Dorothy Plummer, Ethelyn
White, Amber Weeks. Mildred Smith.
Dorothy Gledhill, Mark Buteau,
Richard Randall, Ralph Griffin. Ray
mond Gilman, Olin Bonnin. Thomas
Lewia, Philip Jewett, Louis LaCroix,
Vaulton Neil, Parkman, White, Ches-
ley Moore, Barney Lipman and Louis
Sirois.
The Opera House orchestra will
furnish music for the performance,
which will begin promptly at SIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Poulin of East
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Mrs. Robinson Hostess

Mrs. Emma r. Robinson entertain
ed the Bloomfield Christmas Club at
her home on Bloomfield street Tues
day afternoon and all present had
a delightful time. Victrola music
was enjoyed, especially Devotion"
sung at the Norman tabernacle in
Salt Lake City. Pleasing readings
were given by Mrs. Eta p. LaCasse,
Mrs. Ethel V. Downs, Mrs. George
Currie, and Mrs. Mae P. Trafton;
vocal solo was sung by Marion
Downs. 1t was a pleasure to have
Mrs. LaCasse, who has been i'll, pre-
sent and Mrs. L. H. Packard, a
member, who is i'll at Somerset hos
pital reported to be doing well. The
next meeting on June Sth. will be
held at home of Mr.. and Mrs. Shep-
herd Adams, upper Mains street.
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Fairbrother Held for Grand jury

Alfred Fairbrother, age SO years,
of Hartland, was before Judge An
derson Tuesday, charged with sta
tutory offense to which he pleaded
not guilty. The State was represent
ed by Sheriff John w. Healy. PROB
able cause was found and Fair
brother was held for action of the
grand jury at September term and
bail in sum Of $1,000 was furnished.
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ANSON

Lester Buck arrived home Friday
from Lexington.
Maurice Merrill Of Indian Pond
passed several days last week with his
parents, returning Saturday.
Alden Getchell. Miss Gertrude
Gray and Miss Pearl Hapworth of
Auburn passed Sunday with Miss
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Heals Leg Sores

II had an ulcer on my ankle-had it
80 years and could not get 1t healed.
For the last six years l had several
doctors. I got one box of Peterson's
Ointment and 1t almost healed it and
1t was entirely healed before I had
used the second one. I don't think
there is a better remedy on earth"
Mrs. J. c. Henderson, $40, Sprague
Street, Winston-Salem. N. c. Big
boy go cents