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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-09
PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the f,.
lowing appointments were made b.
the Probate Court within and for Ii.
County of kennebec, and said a.
pointees duly qualified as follows:
Ella A. Keene of Monmouth, admin.
istratrix of the estate Of Pred ..
Keene, late of Monmouth. deceased.
Anne n. Gibson of Winthrop, a.
ministratrix of the estate of ,Angsls
L. ellison, late of Winthrop, deceaseI
qualified September q. 1925.
Hilda Frances Rowe OF GardiEg
Administrative of the estate of Lsr.,
Verney Rowe, late OF Winthrop, a.
ceased; qualified September 81, 1872;
Bertha n. Harvey of Hallowell, id.
ministratrix of the estate of Della I
Harvey, late of Hallowell. deceased.
qualified September q, 1925.
tratrix of the estate of William ]
flied September 81, 1925.
Susan Sawyer Brown OF Wallingt9
Pa, executrix of the will of Ellss
Sawyer Palmer, late Of Augusta, d..
ceased: qualified September q, 1874
and Albert NJ. Spear of Augusta, ager.
Mary Ann Douglass Of HalloveH,
executrix of the will of Mark Chftei
Douglass, late of Hallowell, deceased;
qualified September %, 1926.
Daniel T. Know1ton of Augusta, e..
ecutor Of the will of Ella M. Know.
ton, late of Augusta. deceased: quail.
fed September q, 1926.
Marie Louise Bourget OF August
executrix of the will of Louise Auhis
late of Augusta, deceased; qualifet
September 81, 1925.
Leila z. Haskell Ramsey OF Win.
slow, executrix of the will Of Leandsl
Haskell, late of China, deceased; quail
flied September %, 1926.
Emery o. Beane of Augusta. execu.
lin, late of Halloweil. deceased; quail
flied September q, 1926.
James B. Norcross Of Portland
Cumberland County, administratoi
with will annexed of the estate d
Irving N. Norcross, late of Los Angt.
les. deceased; qualified September q
1926.
Payson Dana Of Brookline, Mas,
and Albert L. Kavanagh of Lswiston
will of Bette w. woodbury.. late Of
Monmouth, deceased; qualified Sep,sn
Der q. 1925, and Harry Mansg o.
Auburn, Androscoggi County, agent
Alice Foss of Albion, executrix o.
the will of Lois G. French, late of Al
bion. deceased; qualified Septembel
IS, 1926.
Aubrey W. Drake of Albion. exeeu
tor of the will of Lloyd Wesley Drake
late of Albion, deceased: qualihei
September IS, 1926,
Ida A. Currier of Hallowell, admin
istratrix of the estate of Edna 9
Kelen, late of Hallowell. deceased
qualified September so, 1925.
Prank w, Wyman of Benton. eXeeB
tor of the will of James T. Gerald
late of Benton. deceased: qualihe
September so, 1925.
Attest: +. w. LEIGHTON,
Register of Probate
npfo cot %
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CHURCH NOTICES

BETHANY BAPTIST-Rev. Geo.
Merriam. D. D.. pastor. Music by
Junior Choir, Mrs. Ames at the or
gan. 2, Bible School: 6. p. NJ. Chris
tian Endeavor serice, subject. Co
operation; p. NJ, Miss Gertrude
Anderson of Burma will speak. Mid
week serice at 7.30 THURSDAY.
FEDERATED-Re Herbert T..
Nichols. pastor. 1870. Rally service,
Miss Gertrude r. Anderson of Bur-
ma, speaker, music by Junior Choir:
II, church school; 6 P. NJ. Christian
EndeaVor service; P. NJ, evening
service; mid-week service at $50
Thursday evening.
CENTENARY ETHODIST-Rev.
Herbert L. Nichols. pastor. 1890,
sermon by pastor, music by choir,
with Mrs. H. B. Friend at the organ;
IL, Bible School; 6 P. NJ, Epworth
League devotion service; { p. NJ,
evening service with address by pas
tor; mid-week service at 80 Thurs
day evening.
SALVATION ARMY - Captain.
Dora Pickup. Sunday School at 10
A. NJ; afternoon service at 3 o'clock,
evening service at s p. NJ; weekly
meetings at P. NJ. on Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday evenings.
NOTRE DAME DE LOURDES-
Rev. Father J. Louis A. Renaud.
Low mass, S O'Clock and high mass
10, with sermons by pastor and ex-
cellent music.
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Name Boy and Girl
Winners in Waldo
County Farm Contests

Belfast oct. S.-The girls OF the
~ C,Iuh IF Waldo county carried
o4f siy of the ten championships IN
tho fourth annual contest helu III
belfast today under the auspices. Oh
the Belfast Chamber of commerce
Thev were: Verna Paul, Waldo. can
ming: Florence Adams. South Mont
Vile, chick raising; Beatrice Wepp'
Monroe. cooking and housekeeplng'
Ruby Boynton, Liberty garoenlns'
Helen Clements, Monroe, sewing
The boy champions: Lester I'D
belts, Monroe Center. pig raising;
Merland Clark, Knox, dairy; ernest
Hutchins Brooks. poultry manage
ment; Coleman Randall. South MONT
Vile, sweet corn; Orman Gray
Green's Corner, potato raising.
The junior champions were Beryle
Fairbroth+rs, Northport; Edith
Harding. Knox; Rudolph Godding,
Brooks: Forrest Smith Searsmont;
Margaret Moody, Monroe; Donald
Nickerson. Swanville: Dorothy Hun
ter. Unity; Avon Herman, South
brooks; Marion Knowlton, Liberty;
Basil Kicker. Monroe.
Miss Clements not only demon
strated her ability in sewing. carry
ing off the honors of the county but
also did a very clever Charleston as
a part of the afternoon program. She
was one of the county club members
to attend the Springfield exposition
a few weeks ago. One hundred and
seventy five boys and girls are reg
istered in Belfast tonight for :he two
days convention and are entertain
ed by citizens. The first session was
held this afternoon with an eXpedi-
ton of farm produce, household art,
canned goods. etc. A pleasing pro-
gram was given, Ex- Mayor c. w.
Wescott in the absence of Mayor
Foster C. Small, made the address
of welcome and tonight a banquet
was rendered the young people by
the Chamber of Commerce, DR.. Or
ris S. Fickery was POSTMASTER with
after dinner speeches by Harold S.
Mickenn. president of the Chamber,
Mayor Small and County Agent Nor
man S. Donahue Miss Mildred
Brown. assistant state club leader,
was also present and spoke as did
Miss Ruth Murchie, county home
denomination agent. The visitors
were later guests of the. local thea
ire.
saturday morning the cash prizes
given each year by the local banks
will be presented. Mr.. Donahue and
the local banks. Some $4,000 already
having been distributed in this man
ner.
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Ackley: gents, Donald Gregory,
Floyd Marcia and Vede Roy. There
will be another whist party in the
hall next Thursday night.
The Pine Tree Literary Club held
their first meeting of the fall
Thursday afternoon with Miss Mabel
Downs of Elm street. There was a
good attendance. The meeting open
ed with repeating the Club Collect
and singing the Club song. The Sec
retarys reports were then given and
accepted. The subject of the pro-
gram was 'Notes of Vacation" which
was given by the different members.
Special interesting reports We're CIV
en- by Mrs. Jennie Fogg, Mrs. 'Alonzo
Tyas and Mrs. John Brown.
The Junior Guild of the Methodist
church held their first fall meeting
Wednesday evening with the Misses
Elsie and Minnie Gibson on upper
Main street. After the regular bust
ness had been transacted a social
time and games were enjoyed and re-
freshments were servd.
Judge A. NJ Spear of Gardiner, was
in town Friday as a special referee TO
hear a case between w. Fl. Davis of
Calais against ]. l.. Andrews of Win
throp. The case was referred TO
Judge Spear by the Supreme Judicial
Court of York. The complaint was
$40 claimed to be due from Andrews
to Davis. Judge II. II. Brazzell at
tended the plaintiff and Charles B.
Carter of Lewiston, attended the de-
PENDENT.
AT the meeting of the Church
Mems Brotherhood of the Baptist
church a baked bean supper was
served in the lower vestry at 80,
after which DR.. o. B. Ames gave a
very interesting and Illuminating talk
on 'Psychoanalysis." 1t was voted
to have a Father and Son banquet
for the next gathering in November.
\ new intermediate department
has been organized in the Baptist
church school Tits first meeting will
be held Sunday morning in the up
per vestry. The superintendent of
the department will be Mrs. Bessie
Henderson and the assistant super
intendent, Miss Carrie Ackley. A new
and interesting program is to be car
ried out and all members are urged
to be present at this first meeting.
The Hour Club met Thursday af-
tornoon with the president, Mrs. AL
Ia Mitchell on West street. There
were s members present. Mrs. Eliza
bth Reed gave an interesting account
81 a vacation trip to Quebec, Other
members contributed TO the pleasure
of the afternoon with their vacation
"reminiscences.
There will be a special meeting Of
Victor Grange. Fairfield Center, Sat
urday evening, to make plans for
their fair which is to be held Friday.
October IS. 1t is hoped that all who
can will be present as much work is
to be done.
Miss Zahea SHIRLEY. who teaches
in Millinocket, is in town, called here
by the death OF her sister. Lillian.
Mrs. Thomas f. Calvert of Port
land is visiting her niece. Mrs. Ali
son Smith, on High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Nichols. Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Adams and John
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WINSLOM

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chapman.
Miss Addie Newhall and Mrs. Daniel
Wing and little daughter, Mary. were
visitors Thursday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Wrigley Of Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Killman have
moved from the Hustiner house on
Halifax street to rent on Silver
street, Waterville.
Edward Hutchinson and J. A. Jack
son were among the business visitors
in town Friday.
Many people from Winslow were in
Waterville last evening to attend the
public supper given under the aus
pieces of the Waterville- Winslow
Brewster Club at the First Baptist
church.
e. j. Hamlin was a business call
er in town Friday.
Miss Arbine Smith has entered the
employ of the Spear Folks candy
shop as clerk
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SK0WHEGAN LOCAL news
Somerset County Headquarters vARsnN s SHosE ~

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A Williams
motored to Scion, Friday. taking Mr..
Williams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
F. Williams. who have been their
guests since Tuesday at their home
on Main street, to their home in
Scion.
Mrs F. A. Lovejoy of St. Peters
burg, Fla, arrived in town Thursday
night and went to Canaan to visit
her mother. Mrs. Estelle Goodrich.
Mr.. Loveioy is North and stopped
in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall, who
have been guests of relatives in Har-
mony, Pittsfield and Cornville, and
of Mrs. Halls brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Lionel G.. Traitor, of upper
Main street, returned Friday to their
home in Methuen, Mass.
Major Carl E. Bartlett, Major Rob-
ert Upham and Brigadier General
Elmer w. Nickerson, of Auburn, were
in town Thursday evening attending
a meeting of Canton Somerset
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-09
STATE OF MAINE
To All Persons interested in Either Of
the Estates Hereinafter Named:

At a Probate Court held at Augusta
in and for the County of Kennebec, on
the twenty-fourth day of Septemoei
in the year of our Lord one THOUSAND
nine hundred and twenty-six. Th
following matters having been pre-
scented for the action thereupon here
matter indicated, it is hereby OH
DERED:
That notice thereof be given to all
persons interested, by causing a copy
of this order to be published tnres
weeks successfully in the Daily Ken,
nebec Journal, a newspaper puoiisneC
at Augusta, in said County. that tne!
may appear at a Probate Court to q
held at said Augusta on the eleVenu
day of October. A. d. 1926, at yen
O'Clock in the forenoon and De heaIS
thereon if they see cause.
Prank W. Damren, late Of AugustA
deceased. Will and petition for PRIV,
bate thereof and for appointment X
executor without bond presented
Herbert NJ. Dainren, executor namsu
therein.
Summer B. Ward, late OF Augusta
deceased. VIII and petition for pr,
bate thereof and for appointment ~, ~
executor presented by Ernest L. nv
Lean. executor named therein.
Lucy A. Hanson, late of AugustA
decea sed. VIII and petition for piV,
bate thereof and for appointment " :,
executors without bond presented y.
Nettie a. Bailey, one of the execu'Vi'
named therein.
Antonio M. Cannon, late of Water.
Vile. deceased. Petition filed ashlu5
that Mary c. Patterson. daughter snu
next of kin, be appointed admInis ,;,S.
triX of estate of said deceased wy"
out bond all parties in interest," "
full age other than creditors haVlns
assented thereto in writing. "a.
Cora A. Smiley, late of Augusta ~
ceased Petition filed asking that MI
bred T. Macleod. daughter ana me-;
OF kin, be appointed administering =,
the estate Of said deceased VII Wi1n are
bond. all parties in interest OF 1ull 81
other than creditors having assen'e'
thereto in writing. -.
Charles Knowlton, late of August
deceased. Petition asking that Ca,aS
K Shepard of Wakefield, Mass, ~ 81.
Alice X. Hewins of Augusta, dausa
tiers and next of kin, be appointed az
ministratrices without bond of the e.
tate of said decess ed, all parties IN ,I.a ~
terest of full age other than credllo''
having assented thereto in writing 81.
william H. Lee, late of Augusta us
ceased. Petition for distribution pa
scented by Joseph A. Lee and Ne"'O'
Lee. executors. ,.,as,
OI SdIu COui l. a. aus uSt "a tAii'
fourth day of September in the ye ,a.
of our Lord one thousand nine nun
bred and twenty-six.
r. w. LEIGHTON, Register
sept25,s at3t
PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is he aay
by given that on the twenty-thlru u@ II
of August 1926, Walter A. Wnlteh
Clinton in the County of kenhe,h M
was by the Probate Court for I'D
County of Kennebec,, duly appo,,Iary
administrator of the estate or Ca,,n.
j. White, late of Clinton In SAID nut ne
ty, deceased, and that on the S,;ssa
date said Walter A. White GUAM
for and accepted said trust;
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON,
Register of Prona's
sept25, sat,st
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Mrs. Laney Hostess

Mrs. Louise Laney was hostess to
j. ladies of the Skowhegan Sunshine
Society Thursday afternoon at her
home on North avenue, when the Oc-
tober meeting was held. The presi
dent, Mrs. Louise Furbush presided
and the secretary, Mrs. Alice Cowett,
and flower committee chairman, Mrs.
Grace Leo, gave reports. 1t was voted
to clothe and sew for a. little girl who
is being boarded in town and is in
need of fall clothing and a school
outfit, and the society will soon meet
for a sewing meeting for worthy
cause. After the business session the
hostess served delicious refreshments
and a PLEASANT social hour wa passed.
The next regular meeting will be held
on November 4, at the home of Mrs.
Alice Leo on Alder street
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Cantons and Fortress Meet

The monthly meeting of Somerset
Fortress, No. Z, and Santon Somerset
was held Thursday evening in l. O.
o. F. hall with supper at $50
served by Mrs. Carrie Berce, Mrs.
Eugenia Collins and Mrs. Angie B.
Steward. Guests were Brigadier Gen.
eral Elmer w. Nickerson, Major Carl
e Bartlett and Biber Upham, all of
Auburn. Following the supper which
was delicious and nicely served the
Fortress held it's monthly business
session and accepted an invitation to
meet with the Dexter Fortress on
October is. A committee made up of
Mrs. Cora Hurley. Mrs. Alfredo Cool
and Mrs. Emma Folsom was appoint
ed to have charge of the November
supper. After the Fortress meeting
Canton Somerset met in regular ses-
sion and inspection was I'm order con-
Quoted in an excellent manner by Of
ficers, Brigadier General Elmer w.
Nickerson, Major Carl E. Bartlett
and Major Robert Upham of Auburn.
The next meeting will be held on
November L.
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Boston Avenue School Holds e..
Assembly Meztino y"

The pupils Of the Boston Avep,.
School held their second sssenbS.
meeting of the year at the schss,
building Friday morning. The mae
Ing opened promptly at $3.50. with =.
singing of America by the school ~
the repeating Of the Lords Prar..
and the 23rd Psalm. The sixth Az
seventh grades sung the hymn Of 81
Francis. Professor Edwin Richars.
son spoke to the children on the suk
ject of stick to-it-ivness." His th
was very instructive and was clear,
understood by all. The meeting clorss
by the singing by the school. A..
other meeting will be held next Fri.
day morning.
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FAIRFIELD

Mrs. George Stafford, Miss Irene
Chadbourne and Mrs. Ivey Harris,
were in Portland Thursday on bust
ness.
Riley Davies was m Oakland
Thursday on business.
Harry Bradbury's men as installing
a furnace at the Methodist church in
Fairfield Center.
Leon Roy left Friday for Old Town
where he will pass few days with
relatives.
The Holy Name Society held a
most successful whist party in the
Parochial Hall Thursday evening, 40
tables being enjoyed. Prizes were
won by ladies', list, Mrs. Gus Burke,
Miss Marguerite King and Mrs. Rose
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D AILY~RADIO PROGRAM

trsr) (csr)
wcN, cHIcAGo-sozs-ssok
S:is S:l5-Program from WEAF.
~ WV. ccINeciN MA
$50 6:30-Services.
80 7:30-Trio.
vs. wsAi 'Oe cTNcI NM f l5ssss
100 3o0-Dr, Cadman's conference.
~ s:4s--S Chimes; Sermo gneesn.ss.r
WAN. cLEVIELXND r,o
500 s:oo--Orchestra programs
8 100 7:00~Churcb service.
9sls s;l-Program from WEAF.
1o:I5 9:15-Wylie's Ochestra- :.
WFAA, DALLAS-475.9-e3o Il!
go 7:5o-Services. 1&I
$50 SION andoIin Club. q
woe. DAVENPoRT-zss.eM62oL.
1850 6:59-Chureh service.
9:1s s:15-Program from WEAF. n,
II 100 10 :00-Little symphony. y
koA, DENvER-322%-s3 !,
7:3o 6:50-Organ recital.
$50 S:50--Church services.
WHO. DIES MoNES-52s-s7ok
500 s:00-Little symphony.
$40 7:30--Christianson Orchestra.
WWJ, DETROIT-352.7-850 l.
7:20 6:20-Features from WEAF.
WCX-WJR, DETRoIT-sIs.s-5sok-
7;l5 6;l5--Church service.
10 100 e:00-Special song service
wBAP, FORT WoRTH-47s.s-63ok
iS Sas ' aoT a,s 2, Tsxas osehss1;
1000 e:oo-glassic hour.
II 100 10 :o0-Organ recital.
WHB, KANSAS CTTY--3s5.6-ezok X.
500 7:o0-Sermon.
I2:I5 II :l5-Linwood Theatre
XII. LOS ANGELES-467-64
IN M
WCCo, MPLs.-ST. PAUL-4I6.%--72e h
20 6;20-Church service.
9:l5 S;t@Program from WEAF.
ii 80 i0:30-Organ recital.
WoR, NEWARK-4o5.2-74o
500 7:00--Musical program
WEAF, NEW YORK-4sI.5-6
200 3:00-Dr. Cadman's conference.
80 4 :30--Studio recital
100 5;00-Orchestral concert
7:20 o:20-Capitol Theatre.
S:l5 S:is-Atwater Kent Hour; Lou.
Use Hunter, soprano; Clsr.
ence Whitehil baritone.
WIZ, NEW YoRK-454. 3-660k.
200 o:o0-Canllon recital
$50 7:50-Commodore Orchestra.
l0:l5 9:l5-Maxwell Concert Ensemble
kGo. oAKLAND-3s1 $50 k
1886 9:55-Church service
1900 II :00-Bem's Orchestra.
WoAW. oMAHA-52e-57ok
10 90 9:00-Chapel service.
WIP. PHILADELPHIA-5os $50 k.
7:l5 6I5-Church service.
$50 S:50-WIP Little SYMPHONY
WILT. PHILADELPHIA 500 <.
9:I5 S:15-Program from WEAF.
WCAE, PITTSBURGH-46l 3-6sok.
100 3:00-Dr. Claimants Conference.
20 6:20-ProRram from WEAF.
KDKA, PITTSBURGH, 3os.1-97o
6:i5 s:l5-Dinner music 80
7:l5 6:15-Evening service.
WBZ, SPRINGFiELD-333.i-
80 6:S0-Musical program
800 7:00-Organ recital.
10 :l5 9:l5-Maxweil Ensemble.
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SATURDAY, OCT. 8
1000 A. NJ. Houseseepers' hour
11.57 A. M. Washington time signals
1900 M. Early stocks; weather
500 F. M. Stock market, grain mar
$40 7. NJ. Weather: announcements.
6.13 P. NJ. Lost sand found.
SIS p. NJ. News of the day .
$40 P. M. Farm News Digest
SUNDAY, OCT, 10
1880 A. M. Central So. Baptist church
=. Rev. Ferdinand Peterson. pastor.
l.So +. M. Radio Parish church, Rev.
Howard Hough, pastor.
400 p. M. WEAF. DR.. Cad,nan Rad.
ford Branch Brooklyn Y. M. c. A.
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rons. At IL o'clock the babv :.
will be held and competent ,rsAes
have been appointed to serve a. v.
time. At noon a fine dinner MI, 1a \
served in the dinnins-roorn below ~ y =
exhibition hall. by the ladies' 81 y y
Grange, the menu to consist N "a as
low and~white beans in the groS ~,
cold meat relish, cabbage salad 10y ~
rolls, assorted pies, cake, doupb,r. Ivy
and coffee. In the evening H. ~ ~
dance will be held with music s ~
nished by Tozier's orchestra !, y
bion. A fine time Is assured evs ~
one who attends. -
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Funeral of Mrs. 3. 8. Merrill

Many Skowhegan friends of Mrs.
Mary Agnes Merrill, widow of the
late B. b. Merrill, who was formerly
pastor of the Island Avenue Congre-
gational church will be interested to
know of her funeral service which
was held Friday morning at 10
o'clock at the Knowlton and Hewins
funeral parlors in Augusta. Mrs.
Merrill leaves three sons, Clifton E.
Merrill of Brewer. Albion w. Merrill.
of Taunton. Mass, and Arthur S.
Merrill of Augusta. The burial was
made at Sandy Point, Stockton
Springs. Among the Skowhegan peo-
pie to attend were Mrs. Mary e.
Bean, Mrs. John F. Currier, Mrs. r.
Fred Wilton, Mrs. l.. A Dascombe.
and Miss Mabel Robinson.
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CAGE returned Thursday from Flag
staff where they have been passing
a few days.
Miss Dorothy Nelson IS passing
the weekend at her home In Ca
naan. ...x ord
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Patterson ana
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Johnston Oh
Shawmut we're calling on friends IN
clinton and Winslow THURSDAY eve
ming. ,y.,t,oro
Mrs. Philip Brown OF Vassalporo
was shopping in town, FRIDAY.
Mrs. Mary Carlton of Dover-h OK :
croft who has been visiting Mrs. Ed
Jewell on Western avenue, returheo
to her home, Friday. =.
Miss Ruth Goodrich, student AT
Lawrence High school, Is passlhs INC
weekend at her home In canaan;
Mrs, Paul Dundas Of WaterviIie,
who has been substituting for MRS:
Rutb Wort at l.. II. S., completed
her duties Friday.
Chrles Gibson left Friday night
for New York and Philadeipnid'
where he will pass his vacation.
Miss Freeda Kick was unable 10
assume her duties at William "a
nuette's fruit and confectionery
store. Friday afternoon, because OF
illness. Ill, ,,I.,,
The l.. II. S. football tenn VIII play
WinsIow> High school on the nome
diamond this afternoon at Z5o. rms
is the first game to be played OH
their own field.
The Corinthian Glass OF the Bap
fist church will hold a food SAFE d, ia
Lawry's store this afternoon at Low
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Skowheean to Play Waterville

The second football game of the
season for the local school will be
played this afternoon at $3.50 at
Fairview Park, when the Skowhe-
gan High will play Waterville High.
This will doubtless be a hard game
and has been so spoken of in write
ups from the Waterville school in
their local paper. Last week Show
hogan High in the first game of the
season won so to from Cony High
at Fairview Park