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PAINTED WOODS

Rudolph Hagen called on his
brother, Gunder Hagen. Tuesday.
A nice shower Of rain visited us
Tuesday.
Harvesting of what crops there
are to be cut is in full swing.
Emmett Brooks spent Tuesday evc-
ming with Wallace Anstron.
I Viola Hagen xnd some friends
from Wing spent Sunday with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Hagen.
Elmer Carlson did some naintins
on the Axel Steinqaist farm last
week.
Gunder Hagen has been helping
Fred McFadden with the harvesting
e few days.
Lester Devtoit Of Mercer and
George Lorgsson ct Wilton visitsd
with Shelds6 Brooke Friday altar
Alvin WsdAiasson OF Bismsrck /.
visiting u Tho home sof his HraAd
psrant5, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown
Herman JoAnsQn, Arthur HAbses
kand Arthur Dt1stPm visited viii
mick xrush 3n01&Ay.
Herman J1Anssn ihctored to Will
4 Niet xTssh rs an employee :
~ .. ssS M ssa.y kr.A.r i..n... v,.,.
IL q tie sap EAifman home Wed
fheaaay fofeu66n.
HefnnAn johnson called on Osca
xJnpnrlon I " sdneeday tOfenoon.
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M. and Mrs 3. N. Lem 'nOtorcd
TO Arena Monday,
HArAl Christianson ground spmc
feed for Art Bjorhus Monday.
| Arnold Christiansen and Eddie
49, A:ssss sel: :ss:s' SUNDAY evening ~
N. A. Soderholm. spent Saturday
evening ct joe RisS8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ce(kc Christensen
and son. Arnold, m0torcd to futile
lie Rev. Foss spent . few minutes
st the Ole Spite home Sunday eve
There. will b English eonfirma-
ming at ii o;clock. Dinner will be
served 1T noon and and In the after
| noon there will be communion.
Mrs. H. Gunderson and sons, John
and Orwell. spent Sunday evening
1T the B. N. Lein home.
Marvin Berg spent Sunday after
noon at the Seymour Arneson home.
Mr.. Olson OF Hesper, N. D., was
h. this neighbo4heod Suadey. He
was looking forsme to work on q
grading outfit which he operates.
He 10 ct present working north OF
/ futile.
| Alice Arneson is staying at the
| S., Brenden home while her parents
ere visiting in South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Arpeson left
for different points in South Dakota
| Saturday mornipg. They plan on, be-
ing gone only . short time. They
we're accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Mr. snd Mrs. Morris Erickson and
family and Josie Olson Of Wing at
tended services here Sunday. "
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bjorhus and
family spent Sunday evening at II.
h. Hanson's.
Mrs. Hillestedt and two children
Of Montana are visiting her sisters,
Mrs. Harju, Mrs, Botes and Mrs.
Fred Josephson.
May Bates visited with her cousins,
Elizabeth and Marie Ingram, at the
Rudolph Harju home Sunday. :
A few from this vicinity took il,
the speech given by the county agent
vt Driscoll Wednesday afternoon.
! Mrs. p. I. Enxe and two daughters
motorcd to futile Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hanson and
family motored to futile Saturday
evening.
| Frank Prater and daughter, Helen,
and Grsndma- Preter departed for
Bismarck Thursday. 8hcy intend to
i leave for Glendale, G&lif., very soon
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson OF
Mandan visited ut the home Of Law.
renee Johnson Sunday.
Uave Utxon and children called, on
Oscar Anstrom Sunday.
Elmer and Ruth LarSon Of Bald.
win arrived Friday and are visiting
at the Henry johnson hons.
Lucille aid Adrian Brooks unt.
Betty Marx motored to Wilton Sat.
urday evening.
Ronald Anstrom. son o. Join
Anstrom, who has been staying nj
Oscar Anstrom's homo. during his
parents absence. returned to his
home in Wilton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown were
business callers in Wilton Saturday
evening.
Herbert Wilson and Edgar Jacob.
son attended the dance Saturday
night which was given east Of Wilton
Mrs. Arthur Hansen and sister
Ado Fairman. visited ct the Mich
skrusA home Sunday evening.
Edward and Adelinc Mi)uck oil
Yendane are visiting few days with
the Mick Krush ckildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin LANCE and
family visited at the Tom Morgan
home Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Johnson and
family were calling at the Lawrence
Johnson home Sunday.
{ CatO James arrived Sunday from
Omaha and is enjoying . short visi,
with his sister. Mrs. Rudolph Hagen
while en- route to his home 1t Turtle
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben sooerquist and
family visited at the Oscar Anstron
home Sunday.
Oscar Jupnman and Arthur Dam.
strom called on Lloyd Maynard Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Larson and
family called at the Henry Johnson
home Sunday.
Nick krush and children motorcd
to Wilton Saturday evening.
lola and Liscomb Brown called or
Mrs. Dave Dixon Sunday.
irene Hagen arrived home Sunday
after enjoying two weeks visit
with her sisters, Mrs. Walter Grab
arkewitz Of Bordulac. mud yiols
Hagen, Of Wing.
The following folks enjoyed . yer,
nice dinner Sunday at the home loi
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hagen: Mr.
and Mrs. Axel Solder and daughter
Helen Irene. Of Wing. Mr.. and Mrs
vass, the latter's mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. &. Olgeirson and sons of BIS.
marck. Miss Blanche Whittemorc oil
Bismarck, Edgar Jacobson, and Cstt
James Of Turtle Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hagen tran
sacted business in the capital cit,
Monday.
Ruth and Erma Larson and Marie
Johnson were visitors at the Law
renee johnson home Sunday.
Herman johnson was an all-nigh
guest of Oscar Jupnman Sunday eve
ming.
Ruth Larson spent the week -ent
visiting at the home Of Henry John
son..
Arthur. Damstrom called on Oscal
I Jupnman Sunday.
+ .Friends Of Geftrpdc Damstrom vii
! regret to Know Of her. being confines
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THURSDAY, AUGUST IL, 1926

Hex,.l ssssdsn nsssrsA 70 pie
matSk rriday. sSs.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Dallas Barkmen enA
daughter, Dorothy. and little master
Wright, took in the circus 1t BIS.
martE Thursday. :.
Art Bjorhus motorcd 70 Driscoll
Saturday. &
Nelvin ]. Lein Of Ojsta, N. D.,
motored down here Saturday to spend
Sunday with reletises and friends'
He wss accompanied BY Mr. CowI-
thorp, who visited with his brother
near DriScoH. -
4 few from this vicinity. attended
.as a.sss At. = sssrss sod 5s asy
Eddie Arneson aid Joseph Rise
motoreds to futile Friday evening
~. and, Mrs. ~, J. Lein and son,
Morlen, and |; Howard Brenden spent
Saturday evening at the G. E. New
conner home ct Driscoil.
Gladys Lein Of Regain is spend
in9 few days Visiting her. cousins
Constance and Catherine Lem.
A very laegc crowd attended ser.
vices in the church Sunday. Luncf
was served by Mrs. Nels Droncn
Mrs Seymour Arneson- and Mrs. N
NT. and Mrs. willism Botnem
spent. Sunday 1T the Ole Spitds
MI. and MRS. Homer Nelson and
daughter, Helen, OF Clear Lake town
Ship, attended services here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arneson and
children, 'sof near Steele. spent Sun
I. day ct the Seymour ArBeson home
NJ. and Mrs. Thorson and children
who reside north Of Siblcy Butte
attended services here Sunday.
olga Rise motored to Arena Sat
Don Don't t'f forget th.. the zion Luthe,
League win meet 1t the home q
b. n. Lein next Sunday, Aug. Is
IT g o'clock! Everybody Welcome.
John BirkclAnd and Ole Spild'
motorcd to TQttlc Tuesday.
Dallas Barkman motorcd to Dris
NJ. Miieum Of Sterling motore,
| to The Ole Spiide farm Wednesda!
after some small pigs that he hat
purchased there.
John Birkcland and L. A. Slaaten
hus spent Saturday evening At TIL
Spilde home.
August SOderholm drove TO Iutti'
Monday, He was accompanied b!
his sister, Christine.
John Birkeland motored, to Dris
coll Sunday to meet his daughter
Mrs. Vic Pardon. Of Elridgc, who i
going to spend = few days with he
folks. s
A, few from her attended the Fin
nish Young Peoples Society Tive'
in Lyman school number 2 Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Rise and son
Everett. spent Sunday evening 1t tn
Peter Kluksdahl home in Clear LAX
township.
Ole Spildc and sons, Einar ant
| Knut, mOtored to futile Monday.
Art Bjorhus and Haral Christian
son motored to Driscoll Monday.
Selma Rise spent 4 few minutes .
| the N. A. Sodcrholm home Nonda!
! afternoon.
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ST. LOUIS MAY
REACH FINALS
Chance For Cardinals To Get
Into Championship Sc
ries of Games

Opportunity for the st. Louis Car
dinals TO engage IN series for the
world baseball championship appears
to be at hand. The men Of Hornsby
fighting desperately. arc only two
games behind the leaguc-leading Pi-
rates, and few pitching quartets IN
the major leagues can compare with
Flint Rhem, Wick Keen, Bill Sherdcl
and Jess Haines.
Haines yesterday shut out the Bos-
ton Braves 2 to o. for the second time
this season and the beating dealt to
Pittsburgh by Brooklyn. to 2, gave
his team a full game gain.
Dazzy Vance downcd the Pirates
after Brooklyn had lost nine straight
contests. The Dodgers after playing
haphazard ball for more than week
recovered an errorlcss game.
Babe Clouts Another
Chicago carried the New YorL
Giants back into tie for fourth place
by overwhelming them, IL to !, ant
the Cincinnati Reds paradcd arOunt
the bases at Philadelphia to win. u
to :, Five pitchers tried to stol
them. Pipp, Hargravc and Walker
Of the Reds made home runs.
Babe Ruth hit ms Jitn nome run y
the year at Washington but the Yam
KEGS went down to defeat twice b!
the same score, 5-4. The second con
test went II innings before Catchc
Benny Tate Of the Senator's shot
home run to the left field wall 10
the victory. Ruth hit his blow in tn
sixth inning Of the final contest ant
now is six behind his record Of 1921
when nc made his thirty-sevcnth OF
July so.
Cleveland lost to the White So!
after IL innings. ~, SO gained littl
ground on the New York Club. Boz
Falk inserted homer in Chicago
five run spree in the thirteenth.
Given three lead run in tn
fourth. Gibson Of Detroit pitched CT
fcctivcly thereafter and stopped tn
st. Louis Browns, 4 to l.
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NEWS BRIEFS


Hibbing was selected for 1927 con-
vcntion by American Legion. meeting
at Mankato. Austin was recommen nd
cd for 1923.
Carl Chapman 10. son Of Mrs. S.
II. Chapman. Sioux Falls. who disap-
pcarcd at Aberdeen Sunday, was To-
Gated at Bculah, N. D., at his grand
mothcr'ss
Plans were completed at St. Paul
for starting next spring an airplanc
line connecting Detroit. Mich, and
st. Paul, Fargo and Winnipeg.
Ferdinand Schlaps Of Ashley. n
d.. convinced Of murder. will be SEN
fenced at Wolf Point, Mont, We'd.
nesday.
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BEARCAT BAND WINS

Z Mankato, Mimi. Aug. 12-(AP)--
Results Of the band contest held in
connection with the states American
Legion convention will be unchanged.
following withdrawal Of a protest
lodged against the Minneapolis Bear
cat band, ON the ground that it did
not have Is per cent legion men in its
ranks.
The Minneapolis Musical Post band.
which filed and later withdrew the
protest, retains second place and the
Ramsey county district No. 4 or
RanizatiOn. third,
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WILL PLAY MINOT INSTEAD

The game between the WiIdrOsc
ball club and prison has been can
celed, and the Minot club secured
instead. All-Stars are hard at work
getting in best Of shape for tho
Sunday battle.
Elmer Morris. pitcher of the old
North Dakota league, will be on tho
mound for the visiting team. Rob.
inson, the All-Star port-sidcr. will
start for the prison team, with Stok.
Ike held in reserve il needed.
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FIGHT RESULTS

Toledo Boyer, Toledo welter-
weight. kOncked out Johnny Cary,
Erie. Pa. (2).
San Francisco Eddie Sullivan,
Santa Rosa, heavyweight. won tech
meal knockout over Willie Mcchan,
San Francisco "a.
Waterloo. Iowa Jack Corr0d0,
Omaha middlcweight, won newspaper
decision over Young Sharkcy, Daven-
port, Ia, 60.
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u
IN the Bisn4rrt Aaspi...l. du. 70 ".
M" II. , sns. Mrs. walter Josnson YER,
Sunday visitors ut the home Of Henry
Johnson.
Nj. and Mrs. Dave Dixon and fami-
~ were perry picking Sunday.
Earl Dixon csllcd on Elmer Scol.
graft Sunday.
9 ''". ~ g RTcAN
MrssaSd Mrs. Fred Brockett attend.
I'd the brill game ct Alta Sunday.
sNx.ssa1H Mn, H. C. Arndt metored
to Wiz Sun4a{. where Mri JArndt
attendS6 to b6sSness affairs. -
Hseliek Fisher and Marvin Aim
y.ys sienassst s4llss 4 asAiurliy eve
iSs dance ct ;Sarche,, Was well
attended last Saturday nieht. The
jenkins orchestra played.
Mr. and Mrs. August xrause were
visiting friends and rclsuves in viii.
ton Sunday.
Ralph Fficke called n Regain SUM-
The Misses Lila and Evelyn Hen.
erickson called 1t the Helgeson home
<; B. strasson called in Bi.m.rels
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Reirson and chill.
dren left for Minnesota Sum
day. where they will visit With Mr..
Reirson's parents and relatives. They
expect to return within three weeks.
Mss Linda Boat is taking charge
Reirson is visiting in Minnesota.
willard Diamond, Mrs. II. Diamond
and daughter, Msbcl, called in Wilton
Clifford Rieherd called in Regain
Saturday evening.
Miss Ella Krause is visiting with
her grandmother, Mrs. Katherine OF
to, in Wilton.
George Braden and q friend, Of
Regain, were returning from the
dance at Sorchs' when their car was
ditched shout a half . mile from
I Regain. George cut his thumb on
the windshield and his friend cut
himself above the lip. Neither wal
seriously hurt. although the ear VA
BADLY damaged,
Miss Holstein of Wing was 1t Re.
gan Sunday evening. Services were
held At the church.
The Farmers Elevator is almost
completed, where the men arc re.
1cwing it.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Lundbere
Fcslled Wednesday Ut the home OF
rheir daughter. Mrs. Eric Engle.
tretsbn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Peterson and
family Of Bismarck called ct the
August Lundberg home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Englebretson
were 1T Painted Woods this week.
LEM
| Selma and Clara Rise spent Wed.
Fritz Hagen took = load Of furni.
ture to Driscoll for Frank Pratc,
Thursday.
Joe Rise and son. Joseph, Art
| Rjorhus and George Christianson
mot0red to futile Thursday.
Mrs. Melvin Lein and Msrlcn and
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games Today
Columbus at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
No others scheduled.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games To-day
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Others not scheduled.
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me all over The ring in the later
rounds.
"My new nose? Say that's a joke.
It's been busted so many times
there's not much left Vf it. I had it
fixed for the pictures and got lot
Of publicity out Of it as u result. but
the truth is I've had this remodeling
operation done dozen times. II it
gets busted again III have il fixed.
that's all.
Feel it. or take sock at it, il
YOU don't think it's ok now"
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Pennant Progress
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Today
Detroit ut st. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at-Naskington.
Philadelphia 1T Boston.
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Others. postponed rain.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Denver g; Wichita %.
Omaha s: Oklahoma City 6.
Lincoln 2: Tulsa 3.
Des Moines 7; s.. Joseph. |.
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CHELSEA

Mrs. May Thompson Of West Gar
diner, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sawyer,
Mrs. George Nickerson and Mrs.
David Lawrence of Farmingdale,
were Sunday guests at George Cald-
wells.
Edward Willett Jr., is going again
to Portland hospital for treatment.
Miss Rena Caldwell passed the
weekend with her sister. Mrs. J. w.
Thompson in West Gardiner.
e. H. Collins Is seriously Ill.
Miss Grace Thompson of West
Gardiner, Is the guest of her brother,
w. K. Thompson.
The roads are In such condition
that people working in Gardiner
and going in cars have been obliged
to abandon them and return to the
good old fashioned horse transporta-
ton.
Miss Tilla Lawrence is home from
Newton Center, Mass, for q week.
Mrs. Bernice Patterson was home
from Augusta over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs., Irving Hunt and
daughter. Elinor, of South Gardiner.
and Miss Esther Morang Of Gardiner,
were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Morang.
Mrs. o. F. Cooper Is able to get
out of doors on warm days.
Miss Thelma Allen Is visiting In
Fairfield.
Jake Tibbetts came from Man
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VASSALBORO

NORTH-NIrs. George MacKenna
entered the Sanatoriu mat Fairfield
April &c.
Mrs. Leslie Hunt visited Mrs.
Murphy. Monday evening.
Bert Higgins was a business cal
Ter in the village, Tuesday, and also
called on friends.
Mrs. Susie Proctor Of Winthrop
visited her sister. Mrs. Jack Lessard,
Miss Eta Higgins Of waterville,
is passing the week with Mrs. Frank
Blair.
The Granng Parish Reunion and
bazaar for the benefit of Saint
on the evenings of April 20 annd 80,
in the Citizens Hall. The various
committees have worked very hard
during the past few weeks to make
| this affair success. There will be
attractions for the young and old.
An entertainment Of high quality
will be presented each evening.
Thursday evening the Colby College
Glee club will be an attraction.
The various booths will be arranged
around the hall to give 1t an APP
pearance of an artistic midway.
The various committees are as fol-
lows: Candy booth, Mrs. Frank
Marcour; knights of Columbus
booth, John O'Riley, Phillip. Dauqier
and Michael Donahue; novelty
booth. Mrs. Joseph Morrisette:
blanket booth, Arthur Quincy and
Phillip Giroux; little flower table.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Giroux: Parish
table, Mrs. L. Dunn andn Mrs. John
Lessard; Saint Gabriel table. Mrs.
"hi9A a h
Giroux; country store. Harry Rib
bons and Charles Giroux; enter
tainment committee. Vernon Mer-
RAM and Frank Donnelly; adver-
Using and hall committee. William
O'Keefe, William Saucier, Joseph
Morrisette and John OReilY.
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TWO DAY nYv DIPPYDROME TO PRODUCE
MANY TALENTED ARTISTS AND CLOWNS

Plenty Of fun, action and enter
tainment Is listed for this evening
and Friday night at the Augusta Y.
NJ. c. A.. when the performers of
the annual "Y Dippydrome" appear
In a program Of IA feature acts that
will far excel any previous attempts
at a circus. These IA feature acts
do not include the many clown
stunts that have been worked out by
Charley Bresette and his gang of
funsters, so the program is one OF
considerable length and everyone
will be kept interested every min
ute.
The various classes of the Y. M.
G. A. will present some unusual
stunts, including a health building
drill by the girls of the Junior Girls
class, tumbling by the Junior boys.
pyramid work and a flying aerial
number by the high school boys;
and greyhound leaping by the Inter-
mediate class.
presented by George Touraine and
Colby college. These performers are
along the several lines of apparatus
work. Touraine will also give a
demonstration of muscle f1exing,
something almost unknown in this
city.
Trained elephants and CRATES will
be put through their PAGES during
the evening. a squad of wooden
Soldiers" will demonstrate their abil-
ity at marching, and the Dumpham
sisters will present a surprise" act.
Two especially fine numbers are
the shooting act by the mysterious
Monsieur X" and the daring slide
for life of the Masked Marvel
Both of these acts are of especially
high class and should prove most
| interesting.
In addition to these features, sew
eral more are scheduled and will
| serve to round out a real ENJOYABLE
evening. Balloons, candy and pop
| corn will all be on sale.
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Smiles and Fun
For Everyone

No matter whether the weather be
fair or foul, there'll be smiles and
a happy crowd at the Augusta City
hall next Saturday afternoon.
1t is the occasion Of the 14th an
nual May Festival given under the
auspices of the Charming Guild. 1t is
the one time of the year wien the
Riddles have a chance to get to-
gether and romp as they please, to
disport themselves with all the aban-
don of May madness" More than
that, the older folks like to go there,
to, and enjoy the occasion.
In addition to the May Pole dance
which is always a feature, there will
be presented Mother Goose's Cos
lings,' phantasy that will appeal to
everyone. In this, will be seen the
following: Mother Goose, Mrs. Nor
man L. Bassett: Red Riding Hood
Rebecca Partridge; Old Woman in a
Shoe, Nancy Moves: Georgia Porgie
Owen Brewster; Contrary Mary. Bar
bara Downing; Her Pretty Maids
Sybil Pierce and Marjorie Sullivan:
Jack and Jill, Bobby Blair and Fran
ces Longfellow; Ding Dong Bell
Richard Blair; Rock-a-bye Baby
Elizabeth Price; Willie Wrinkle, John
| Sanborn; Jack Horner, Tommie Gar.
diner; Boy Blue. Bobby Martin;
Mother Hubbard, Joan Carnage;
| Humpty Dumpty, Wallace Campbell;
Miss Muffett, Jane Sanborn; b.
Peep, Geraldine Mower; Tom, Tom
the Piper's Son, Willard FollanC
There will be balloons, grabs ant
a candy table for the Riddles and fol-
! the attention of the older folks, table:
devoted to cooked foods. children:
dresses and lingerie will also be pro
vided.
| The entertainment will start at
o'clock and after the program there
will be general dancing with music
by Douglas-Adv.
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HARMONY

The town has had ies share of
deaths and sickness this past winter
and spring. There has been 10 deaths
in the town and surrounding parts
since January l. At present there is
much sickness and some are on the
dangerous list.
Charles Kicker. whose wife died a
couple of weeks ago Is, very i'll with
double pneumonia at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Nat Lombard, Mrs.
Lombard has also been sick.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lombard are
Fill at their residence with Mrs. Gertie
Willis.
Mrs. Beatrice Downs has been
stricken with a cold and the prevail
ing grippe.
D. A. Corsan is very Ill at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Morris Ladds.
Mr.. Corsan has been i'll all winter
and shows very little improvement.
Willis Stevens while returning
home last week to his home from the
village was suddenly stricken with ILL
ness. He is now much improved.
Mrs. Hadassah Stevens, Mr.. Will
lis Stevens mother is still Ill at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Albert
Leighton.
Mrs. Sarah Haynes of the Harmony
Telephone company's office had the
misfortune to injure her right wrist
and arm a few days ago.
Hugh Rowell, chairman of the sell
ections board, is able to be about
again after several days illness last
week.
Mrs. Joseph Irwin is able to be
around again after her recent illness.
Leander Brown, of the south part
Of the town. is quite Ill at his home.
Miss Annie Belts, who has been
working for Mrs. Charles Kimball for
the past winter and fall. left on Mon
day by train for her home in New
Brunswick. She was accompanied as
far as Pittsfield by Mrs. Kimball.
Miss Geneva Reed, who was chosen
as. the best speaker at the High
school to go to Portland last week,
i left last Thursday to enter the prize
speaking contest in Portland. She
returned home on Monday evening.
Rev. NJ. A. and Mrs. Robinson Of
the NJ. E. church will attend the
Maine Methodist Conference which
will be held in Rockland the last of
| this week.
The daughter of Rev. and Mrs. G.
| w. Goodspeed is i'll at the parsonage
with assesses of the ears which
cause her much pain.
The Young Peoples Senior Chris
tian Endeavor of the Baptist church
enjoyed a good attendance last SUM-
day evening. Miss Marjorie Nc
| Laughlin was the leader. Sunday
evening, May Q, Mr. Howard Fowlie
of Colby college will be the leader at
the Christian Endeavor.
| The local order of Odd Fellows,
Evening Star Lodge, No. IS and
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge, will
attend service at the Baptist church
in a body at 1890 A. NJ. Howard
Fowlie will deliver the anniversary
address.
There will be no services at the NJ.
f. Church as the pastor will be at
the conference in Rockland. This
will give all townspeople an opportun-
ity to attend the Odd Fellows ami
yersary service.