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New Britain herald., 1926-01-11
THAT ROYLE GIRL" AT
CAPITOL

That much abused terms "all
star" may legitimately be applied to
the notable cast of film favorites
who help make d. w. Griffith's lat
est photodrama, THAT Royle Girl, >"
one of the current seasons out
standing successes and now at the
Capitol for three days,
Carol Dempster, whose Wistful
beauty and sensitive acting has won
her an enviable following, portrays
the title role in this vivid film YER
sion OF Edwin Balmor's striking
novel OF life in the jazz belt and
underworld Of Chicago.
The vaudeville bill is headed by
Minstrel Memories an organiza-
ton of seven burnt cork cofcdians
singers and dancers. Others are
I,..iattuck and Ward in The Flower
New Britain herald., 1926-01-11
MILITARY BODIES
TO TOUR EUROPE
Foot Guard, Richmond Blues
and Putnam Phalanx Plan Trip

New Haven, Jan. II Up 49, The
European trip of the governors foot
guard. Richmond Blues and Putnam
Phclanx, plans for which have been
in the making for nearly a year.
will enter Its first lap on April 80
when the members of the four units
sail from New York.
The trip across the Atlantic will
be made aboard the French line one
class cabin steamer Chicago The
return voyage will be made on the
same ship which will arrive in New
York on June /.
Most OF the final details for the
tour were made yesterday at a meet
ing here of six representatives from
each organization. Major Mills It.
Neal, commander OF the Richmond
Blues, was authorized to charter the
ship which will cost $4,000. A final
meeting OF the provision general
staff which is arranging the tour
will be held in Richmond on March
6.
Major Neal and FIVE members OF
his staff came up from Richmond
for the meeting yesterday. Major
New Britain herald., 1926-01-11
Weller Is to BE Taken
For Trial i'm Mass.

New Haven, Jan. II Rl-Jack
Weller, who was arrested here Jan
3 after 1t was charged he had posed
for week as Eddie Tryon. Colgate
football star was given second
hearing in city court today and his
case continued until tomorrow.
Weller viii be turned over to the
police Of Northampton, Mass, where
he is wanted on charge of obtain
ing $500 by fraudulent misreprc-
scntation. The police of Northamp-
New Britain herald., 1926-01-11

Neuritis pain stops. At once!
A moment after applying "Heet"
to the Ncuritis area you will feel a
tinglng glow; a soothing, pene-
rating warmth; then the Neuritis
pain, torture, aching is gone-Yes,
Gone,
Neuritis in the shoulder, elbow,
arm. leg, knee. ankle or body van
ishcs and it is often weeks before
YOU again feel a twinge of pain.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-11
Second part-The Minstrcls

Second part-The Minstrcls
Introducing William c. Hart, in
|terlocutOr.
Comedians; Sam Sable, Matt Cal
Ilahan. Stanton Ashley, J. ]. O'Brien,
Ray Watkins, Lambert Lord, Howard
Stearns, William Cormicr.
Balladists; Francis Egan. i. w.
Latham, Harry Shahanian, James D..
Donahue, Henry christopher.
Members of the Ensemble; katho-
rine Sleath, Anna Bengston, Dorothy
McCray. Helen c. Brennan, Hilda
Lindgrcst, Mildred Swanson, Eva
Raher, Laura Ciriswald, Catherine
Fitzsimmons, Mary McEnroe, Anne
May Bonney, Helen Bonncy, Cert
rude Lindqust. Augusta Stipek,
Helen Erickson, Anna Krawit2, Anna
Fisher. Mildred Bcrglund. Sally
Rowlcy, Bertha sullivan, Jewel
Grove. May Post, EldonnaPolitis, Es-
telle Rarkman, Bertha Schnell, Alice
Sullivan. Dorothy Latham, Ruth
Schadc, Mildred Bcloslli Sally Petus-
) lti, Anna PCtuSkl, GCrda ray, Ncoret
Cormicr. Roy Ncrieur. Leo Shahanian
! Guunar Olander Ernest Caspcrson
Everett HERE, Vincent Herman
George Ward, Briggs Parsons, JOSEPH
Klincs, Ed Connolly, II. Linncll
Howard +, Horton. John Erickson
Joseph O'Brien, Charles Cooper
James 7. McAvay, Edward Hedwall
, Thomas Spence Eric Frederickson
Fred pcsrosicr, Charles Moore
Philip Herman, Oliver Nichols
W. {. French. f. w. Macomber ,Leoi
Bradley, John +. Larson, John i
Burns, Walter Falk, Georrc Dillon
James V. Onorato.
Pianist; leonard c. Woke.
Director; Charles A. Gaa.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-11

shop" Patrico and Sullivan in "An
lnterlude of Melody" Krafts and
Lamont in u comedy skit put Up
the Lights and Zemator and Devar-
no In novelty Offering.
On Thursday the big attraction
will be sally, Irene and Mary
from the stage play of the same
name, and also the beginning of the
ner serial The Green Archer"
Beginning next Sunday night for
a run of four days only. the CAPT,
tol will present "Tho Phantom OF
the OPERA" the most talked about
photoplay of the day. 1t cast is a
large one and includes Lon CLANCY,
Norman Kerry, Mary Philbin and
5000 other.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-11

"Heet" Is a clean, colorless liquid
discovered by the Edward Wesley
Co., chemists, Cincinnati. 1t doesn't
burn or blister isn't smelly or
greasy.
"Heet" acts just as positively In
rheumatism, Lumbago. Sciatica
and on sore, aching joints and
muscles.
"Heet' costs 60 cents a bottle,
including handy applicator. at all
drug stores.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-11
Munsey's Estate to Be
Even More Valuable

Now York, Jan. II Up = The
amount Of Frank A, Munsey's gift to
the Metropolitan Museum of Am
will be even larger than has been
anticipated" Ralph o. Willguss,
who was an attorney for Mr. Munsoy
said today when the viii was filed
for probate in surrogate's court
The gift has been variously csti.
mated at from Sa5,Oo0,0O0 TO sto.-
GOO. 00N.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-11

ton have been notified by tho New
Haven police to come to this city
after Weller and an officer from that
city Is expected today,
The New Haven charges against
Weller have been under inyestiga-
ton since his arrest more than a
week ago, It was alleged that ne
collected several hundred dollars
here while lmporsonatlng Tryon.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-11
SAVINGS RANK MEETING

Incorporators Of the Savings
Bank Of New Britain will meet at
the bank on Main street. WedneS-
day, January 20, for the election
Of directors and the directors will
convene later TO select officers. No
tees Of the meeting were sent out
| today by Treasurer Noah Lucas.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-11

Stearns, "The Broad Highway. ].
j. Donahue, Loud Speaking Papa,
Matt Callahan, Somewhere in the
World, Henry christopher, I'm Co
ing out II Lizzie Comes In" Sam
Sable. operate Fantasy, Chorus,
Grand Finale, Ensemble.
Tho Ushers will be as follows; Vir-
ginia Humphrey, Katheryn Clark,
Betty Hance, Elva McKirdy, Rea
Zimmerman, Marion Feiber, Eliza
beth Parker, Marjorie Bull, Frances
Holmes. Olga Haigis, Greta Roscen,
Margaret Schrey. Elizabeth Schrey,
Betty Kimball.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-11
Insane Woman browns
Herself i'm Hole in Ice

Norwich, Jan. IL P) - Mrs.
John ], Mcguire. IS. a patient at
the Norwich hospital for the in
sane, while being taken to break
fast yesterday, broke away from
the attendants, ran from the hos
pital premises to the river and
jumped through n hole in the ice.
The body was quickly recovered.
Mrs. Mcguire had been at the
hospital for some months, and was
sent there from Baltic where her
husband and four children live.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-11

the three historic military organiza.
tons win make the tour, For the
purposes OF the trip, a provisional
regiment consisting of the members
of all organizations, win he formed
In France the men win bo guests
OF Marshal Foch and French vetor-
ans
New Britain herald., 1926-01-11
NIuSical NNmhCrS

Medley Overture, by the company.
Got no Time, ]. J. O'Brien. Some
time. Harry Shahanian. mo Flies
on Auntio". Ray Watkins, Big Pro,
fundo, f. w. Latham. Sweet Geor-
gia Brown, William Cormicr. Here
Comes the Bride, Francis Egan.
Here Comes the Bride" Howard
New Britain herald., 1926-01-11
LIONS CLUB FROL|C
CAST ANNOUNCED
Director Gaa Says Show Will Be
Best Ever

Announcement was made today of
the complete personnel of the Lions
Club Frolic which will be given at
the Lyceum thcater on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of this week.
The proceeds Of the event will be di-
Nidcd among the Children's Home,
Polish orphanage and the Home for
Crippled Children in Newington.
1t is reported that the advance
sale of seats and boxes has been cX-
trcmely gratifying to the Lions, who
will receive nothing in return from
the show except the satisfaction OF
knowing they have helped to bring
happiness TO unfortunate children.
The cast has been rehcarsing for
some time under the direction of
Charles Gaa of New York city. Mr..
Gaa has expressed pleasure at the
success Of the rehearsals and be-
licVcs this will be one OF the best
amateur productions New Britain
has ever seen.
The program and personnel OF the
frolic follows:
First Part--Act
"a Night in June"
Rose ....,.....,... Alice Sullivan
Billy ...... Henry christopher
Red Cross Nurse :. Dorothy Latham
Nanny ,.......... Ruth Schado
The Song Contest
(a) Mildred Beloski, Frank Egan
% Dorothy and Louise Hermann
(c) Sally and Ann Petuski
(d) Eddy Herwig, John Gowan
(o) Sam Sable
| 90 Ruth SChade
Cd Gerda Fay, Mat Callahan
The Life Of Rosc-Alice Sullivan
The Dancer Katherine Sheath
Guests:-Anna Bengston. Dorothy
McCray, Helen c. Brennan. Hilda
Lindgrcst, Mildred Swanson, Eva
Raber. Laura Griswald. Catherine
Fitzsimmons, Mary McEnroe, Anne
May Bonney, Helen Bonney, Cert
rude Iindquist. Augusta Stipei
Helen Erickson, Anna krawitz, Anna
Fisher. Mildred Berglund, Sail!
IRowicy, Bertha Sullivan, JeWe
Grove, May rost, Eldonna Politis
Estcllc Barkman, Bertha Schnell
George COrmier. Roy Noricur. lie,
Shahanian, Gunnar Olander, Erncs
Casperson, Everett HERE, Nincen
Kiernan. George Ward, Briggs Par
sons, Joseph klinos, Ed Connolly, II
Iinnell.
Act II
"a Page from the Family Album
A quartet Novelty by the Gle
Quartctt"; christopher, Latham, He'd
wall, Macomber.
Act III
Howard Stcarns and Lambert ]. or
in Sweeping Your Troubles Away.
Act "
Ebert L. Couch, formerly bass
. 'profundo with the original Temp
Quartettc III Songs.
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Elmer T. Staples went to Moxie
Friday, taking his son, Wilbur c.
Staples there, where he is to be en-
ployed on road construction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Clark of
Twelve Corners, Madison, were in
town on business, Friday.
Miss Edith Cabot. who has been a
guest of her mother, Mrs. Fanny
Cabot, has left and will pass the
summer at the Barbado Islands. Brit
ish West Indies.
Miss Laura Barron was in Water
vile over Thursday night to visit
with friends.
Mrs. Herbet L. Ames and Mrs.
John Nutting were in Waterville on
business Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Loomis and
Mrs. Carlton White were at the
home of the ladies' parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Holmsbug. in South
Scion, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Ora Moody of North Arson,
Is a surgical patient at Somerset
Hospital.
Miss Helen lies, S. IT. S. '25, who
has been at Passe- Nissen School in
Boston came home Thursday night.
Miss lies has carried the high ranks
which excused her from annual ex-
aminations. She will pass the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Harry lies of Water street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A FL Hes with daugh-
| ter, Helen, were in Waterville Fri
day to visit their older daughter,
Miss Ruth lies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15

Is crying out for religion, etc. We
need to get a vision and have re-
ligion fill this state, as the waters
cover the sea. Benediction.
EVENING SESSION
Rev. F. s. Dolliff led devotional
period, after which Rev. Milo Fol-
som, in behalf of the Kennebec
Council of Religious Education, in
appreciation of her long term of
service, presented the secretary,
Miss Olive A. Gould, with a beauti-
full bouquet of roses and a small
sum of money.
Mrs. Lillian H. Wight gave a
strong and stirring temperance ad-
dress, subject, Bond or Free"
Rev. Milo G. Folsom spoke upon
the topic, 1.-THE Future of the
Church School," in his usual pleas
ing manner.
This closed a program of more
than ordinary interests
Mention should be made of the
royal entertainment by the pastor of
Winslow church, Rev. F. S. Dolliff,
Mrs. Dolliff and the Winslow church.
In the meals served and the hospi-
tally given. Winslow sustained its
reputation fully and these were GER
ta1nly appreciated by all.
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cial time was enjoyed and refresh.
ments of sandwiches, hot chocolate
cake and nuts were served, Mrs.
Warren SWEET and Mrs. Russell
zeaman assisting Mrs. Blackstone a
hostesses.
Mrs. J. H. Hu Ielston of Orono
Miss Anna c. Witherle of Castins
and Mrs. Kate B. Ellis were guests
Winchester street.
Mrs. Will Hassen entertained the
Christmas club Friday evening at
her home on Elm street. A social
time was enjoyed doing fancy work
and dainty efreshments were served
by the hostess.
The Royal Neighbors will meet
Monday evening in tAeir hall at 7.Sa
All members are asked to be pres
emit.
The fifth and sixth grades of the
North school will hold a food sale
this afternoon at Totman's store at
$50.
The four federated clubs of Fair.
field, the Past and Present, the Dial
the Hour and the Clionea, met at
the Church of the Good Shepherd
Universalist, Thursday evening, and
delightfully."- entertained the State
President of Federated Clubs, Miss
Cate Witherle Of Castine. and Past
State President, Mrs. John H. Hud.
delston of Orono. The Pine Tres
Literary club whe were guests at
tended in body, all wearing Their
new club ribbons. DR.. Ethel WAL
tiers, president of Kennebec Union,
was also a guest.
The following program was enjoy
ed, Mrs. Kate B. Ellis presiding;
A reception was held between u
and 8 o'clock, during which an oret
recitl WIS given by Roy Smith. RI
Roderick j. Mooney. pastor of
church, who so Hospitality opend 3
doors of the church to the cina
gave a very cordial reading. A lar
duet was then sweetly rerderehen
Evelyn Lydick and Lucille Thdhe
son. Miss Anna C. Wrtherle gaTr.
very interesting address on spee-t Y
club work, which was followed F
a vocal duet, ably sung by Mrs. AN
son Smith and Mrs. Perley Grant.
Mrs. John H. Huddelston then gave
a travelog, illustrated by pictures Oh
foreign countries, which was mucn
enjoyed by the clubs.
The clubs presented Mrs. Huddell-
ston and Miss Witherle with beauti-
full corsage bouquets. The meeting
closed with the singing Of America
Ralph Blakney has returned 70
Bath, where he is employed, AFTER
visiting his mother, Mrs. Angie
Blakney. %
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing appointments We're made by
the Probate Court within and for the
County Of Kennebec. and said APP
polntees duly qualified as follows:
Harold B. Pratt of Auburn. andre
scoggin County, and Russell M. Chase
q Fayette, executors of the will of
Osca B. B. Pratt, late of Fayette, de-
ceased; qualified April 80. 1926.
iva "a. Smith of Portland, Cumber-
land. County, administering of the
estate, of Charles Kehoe, late of TO
winifrsd Mil,stt Of Leeds s J. An liHe:
scoggin County, administering of the
estate OF Melvin 8. Gordon, late of
Vienna, deceased; qualified May 10,
Edwin G. Dudley of Augusta. execu-
tor of the will OF. Harriet Baker Dud-
ley, late of Augusta, deceased: quail
NED aa Nay 10, 1929:
ecutrix of the will of Alice Nc. EugIey,
late Of Augusta, deceased: qualified
Sarah =. woodland of Cambridge.
Mass. and Henry Endicott Of Boston
Mas Mass, executors of the, will of Balm
10, 1925, and Frank q. southard Of
Augusta, duly appointed agent.
Waiter M. Sanborn of Augusta. adj
nistrdtor OF the estate of Daniel d,
Anderson, late of Augusta, deceased
qualified May 10. 1926.
Myron A. Day of Plainville. Mass.
administrator of the estate Of Fred
a. Day, late of Augusta, deceased
qualified May 10, 1925, and Cleveland
agent.
Guy M. Towle of Hallowell. executor
of the will of Frances A. Kincaid. LAT
Of Hallowell, deceased; qualified Nav
Teresa L. Kicker of Augusta. execu-
trix Of the will of Martha Herran.
late Of Augusta, deceased: qualified
May II, 1925.
Belle Chanee of Winslow. admin
istratrix de bonis non with will an
nexed of the estate of Joseph Edwin
sturtevant. late of Oakland, deceased;
;, Marian I. Curtis of Rochester. N,
H., cxecutrix of the will of Fannie M.
curtis, late Of Belgrade, deceased:
qualified May IA, 1926 and William 81
Nuity of Portland, Cumberland Coun-
ty. Maine, agent.
Sara =. spaulding Of watervilIe ex-
ecutrix of the will of Sarah Elizabeth
kirkpatrick, late of Waterfalls. de-
ceased; qualified May II, 1926.
Milton q. Besse of Wayne, admins
traitor of the estate of Annie e, Besse.
late of Wayne, deceased: qualified
May 10, 1925. 'Ae'
Attest r. w. LEIGHTON.
Register Of Probate.
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the fol.
lowing appointments were made by
me Probate Court within and for the
county of Kennebec, an dsaid ap.
p0 Wehst. duly qualified as follows.
administrator with will annexed Of
the estate of Charles w. Jones, late Of
1926. |Apiii L Il
Joshua s. surnham of Readfield, adj
Burnham. late of Readfield, deceased
qualified April 26th 1926.
Grace M. Hisler of Augusta. admin
istratrix Of the estate of Charles y,
emerson, late of Augusta, deceased
Lester r. weeis Of Of watervi,,s A.
mrr1i M of the estate of Frank I.
qualified April 26, 1925.
Charles Willis Brown of Readfield.
aaq1m1nistrator Of the estate of Fred
qualified April 26, 1925.
Frank g. harrington of Augusta.
executor of the will of Samuel Robin.
SON. late of Augusta, deceased: uuaIi-
ned April 26, 1926.
servator of the estate of Sumner Hay.
1926. 1Ap'i' |0'
Robert r. Harris of Readfleld, ad-
mInlstrator OF the estate of Edwin O,
Harris, late Of Mt. Vernon, deceased :
April 20, 1926
Bertha I: Osborn of Waterville. ex-
ecutor of the will Of Fred A. Osborn.
iate Of Waterville, deceased: qualified
April 20. 1926.
Louise Thomas Plaisted of Oakland.
eXecutrix of the will of Sheridan
fiaisEed, late of Oakland, deceased:
qualified April 2s, 1926.
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON.
Register of Probate.
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In the Churches

CENTENARY METHODIST-Pas
tor Rev. Herbert L. Nichols. Sunday
services 1890. Music by choir; Il
Bible school; 6 p. NJ, Epworth
League devotional service, lead by
Mrs. Lena NJ. Cleveland; z p. NJ,
song service and message, by pastor.
BETHANY BAPTIST - Pastor,
Rev. George Merriam, Sunday SER
vice 1890, Rev. Knowlen, superinten-
dent of young people religious work
Of the United Baptists will speak.
Music directed by Mrs. Veriva Nc
Quillian. Sunday school at IL. Meet
ing of Christian Endeavor Society at
6 p. M. Evening service sermon by
pastor at o'clock.
NOTRE DAME DE LOURDES-
Pastor, Rev. Father j. Louis A.
Renaud: Sunday services: Low mass
at o'clock in French; at 10 o'clock
high mass, sermon in English: $50
O'Clock, Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament.
FEDERATED - Pastor, Rev.
George L. Thurlow, Sunday services:
1890, Family Sunday sermon by
pastor, excellent music; solo, Home
Sweet Home" w. p. Schofield; solo,
Mrs. Marion T. Oddly; violin solo;
Kindergarten at 1890. conducted by
Mrs. Edward F. Merrill; Church
school at IL o'clock; Young Peoples
service at o'clock; Evening ser
vice at o'clock.
SALVATION ARMY Saturday
night outside at 7.30, inside at eight
O'Clock; Sunday school at 10 o'clock:
Sunday A. M, afternoon service at )
o'clock and evening service at eight
o'clock. Wednesday night, May 10, at
73o, outside service at eight, inside
service.
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W!nSLOW
Church Activities

Services for Sunday, May Is, at the
Winslow Congregational church will
be as follows: Regular morning wor-
ship at 1890 with sermon by the pas
tor, who will take as his subject
Faith in the Gospel and Willingness
to Serve" reference Romans, 1st chap
ter, Is to 16 verses. Sunday school
will meet at 11.45, to which all are
cordially invited to remain. Orches-
ira and song service at $50 in the eve
ming. Christian Endeavor service at
o'clock; topic, How to Use the
Bible:" references Acts. Sth chapter,
verses 26 to '35; leader, Mrs. Daniel
Wing. Special music has been pre-
nared for this service, although 1t was
not definitely known last evening what
it would be. The regular midweelz
prayer meeting will be held Thursday
evening, May 20, at the parsonage.
The subject is SGospel Fellowship"
reference PHIL, 1st chapter. Srd to
18th verses To all these religious en-
deavors of the week the public is cor
daily invited
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FAIRFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Crawford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Allen are leav-
ing today by auto for Cleveland, o.
and Indiana. Mr.. and Mrs, Crawford
will stop in Ohio and Mr.. md Mrs.
Allen will go to Indiana, where he
will be employ d.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Macomber of
Good Will were shopping in town,
Friday.
George Gordon has purchased the
Crawford house on Elm street.
The Misses Dorothy Nelson, Mary
Salisbury and Ruth Goodrich went to
Canaan. Friday to pass the week.
end at their homes.
Mrs. A. III. TotnIan, Mrs. Lucy Tot
man, Mrs. Mary Learned, Mrs. F. A.
Knowlton, Mrs. Mary Neal, Mrs. Jen-
ME F. Kreger, and Mrs. Albert Jewell
were among those from this town
who went to oakland Friday to at
tend the Maine Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs.
A. III. Totman was in Oakland FRI
day afternoon, where he attended the
funeral of Colonel Aver.
The Chiroboathian Glass of the
Baptist church met Thursday eve
ming with Mrs. Verna Blackstone on
Western avenue. After the regular
business had been transacted. a So
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Sk0WHEGAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters e.

III. Miss Doris Keyes, bookkeeper at
the State Reformatory for Women
was a business caller in Waterville,
Thursday.
Miss Mary McDermitt went to
Fairfield Thursday to visit for the
remainder of the week with Miss
Alice McGraw.
Mrs. Alice Osborn will take her
young son, Junior to Clinton, Satur-
day, to visit for week with his
grandmother, Mrs. George Osborne.
Dana Robins of Twelve Corners,
Madison, was in town on business
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert LOUDER of
since Tuesday making the trip by
machine, went to Portland Friday,
where Mrs. LOUDER will receive
treatment for a throat trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Wells went
to Pennington Friday. While away
Mr.. Wells will go to Rumford for
his car and they will return Sunday
by machine.
Mrs. Ben B. Smith was in Nor
ridgewock Thursday to attend a
meeting of the Sea Island Club. Mrs
Smith formerly resided in Norridge-
Wock.
Many frlendS In SkOWnegan ana
vicinity will be sorry to know tina,
Mrs. B. B. Merrill of Portland Is
seriously Ill. For some years heT
husband, Rev. b. b Merrill was pas
tor of the Island Avenue Congrega-
tional church, now part of the
Federated church. and the family
resided on Baptist Hill in the house
that is now the home of Mr. and Mrs
Allie Knight.
Miss Hannah Wentworth who has
been a guest of his sister and hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Boyd has
gone to North Fairfield to visit hei
brother, Henry Wentworth.
Eugene Tarbox was a business
caller in Waterville, Friday.
Eldon Boyd of the Jersey Cream
cry Company has returned from g
business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Lena M. Cleveland of the A
H. Cleveland Insurance Company
was in Norridgewock Thursday or
business.
Robert Wentworth Of Athens was
in town Friday leaving for Lynn
Mass. here he formerly resided ant
where he will visit friends.
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Funeral for Mrs, Paddock

The funeral service for Mrs. Edith
Eames Paddock was held at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Eames on Free street Friday after
noon, at 2 o'clock. conducted by the
Rev. Charles H. Mckinney, pastor of
the Congregational church of Madi-
son, formerly pastor of the Island
Avenue Congregational church here.
The ritualistic service of the Prls-
ella Rebekah Lodge of which she
was worthy member was conduct
ed. The remains were buried in the
Southside cemetery. Among the out
of-town people were two sisters and
husbands, Mr.. and Mrs. Merton
Crymble Of Flagstaff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris Taylor of Atlanta, Ga. and
Bingham, a brother. Walter Eames
of Coytsville, N. j., George F. Pad
dock Of Portland