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

$60@120. A. c.. Warner & Son sold
20 cows at $606135. John Fuller &
Son sold 40 calves at 9G12c; and 20
cows at $o0Q140. T. D. keenan, sold
30 calves at 10@14c; cows at &c. /
cow at Lac, Is Gamer cows at &c;
and II dairy cows at $4061sQ. A. d.
kllby sold IS calves at 12c; p lambs
av 80 lbs at 12c; hogs at i4c: is
cows at $60@10o. f. E. Cummings
sold 3s calves at lie: and Is cows at
Sfo4 100 f. L. Wormell sold SO
calves at lie; and Is cows at $3.50
10. F. NJ. Dana sold so calves in two
lots at 6c-11c; cows at Sos. lac,
A. I. Putnam sold l pr. steers at Z
l-.c, l pr steers at Z lac, and 4
cows at 305c; 125 calves in two lots
at Sc-l2 1-2c; hogs at lac: and IS
dairy cows at $50@125. J. A. Clark
sold cows av 900 lbs at &C. ! COW,
SO lbs at &c, Gamer cows, 1920 lbs
at &c: 10 hogs at lac. c. r. Gage sold
Is light steers, $4,000 lbs at SAC,
and IA cows at go &c; 80 calves in two
lots at Sc-12c; hogs at 13 sac: 26
mixers at s706115 r. D. Pickett
sold l lot OF IS hogs mixed we eight, at
1Ac: cows at 800 each. Otis Fl.
Forbush sold l COW at lee, and So
on, 1@eew at lee and 81. COW. at
&c. cows at 1-2c., and 81 on each,
L cow at lie and 81 off: . calves
at 1Oc, and young calves for s11.5O
Tor the pair. Robert Connor sold /
beef co wat 1-2c: 75 dairy cows at
800 to 100 and bought ! extra choice
COW at s175. J. Cohen sold cows az
s156f50 r. o. Thompson sold 20
calves in two lots at 10c-14c and %
mixers at s600125.
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ALBION

Rev. F. f. Champlin visited rela-
tives in Providence, r. l., last week
His daughter, Helen returned home
with him.
Miss Edwina Bagley has gone to
Lee, New Hampshire, where she has
a position to teach.
Claude ToZier has returned to his
work in Lowell. Mass. after passing
a few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Tozier.
Ruth Gould and Louise StNtton
have returned to their work in Au-
gusta.
Hugh Sylvester, of Eustis. was a
and Mrs. A. NJ. Stratton.
Miss Verna Gould has gone to
Good Will to resume teaching in the
girls grammar school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Fuller and
daughter. and Mr.. and Mrs. Patter-
son. of Camden, were in town, Sun
day.
Charlie. Billings returned to
Whitefield. Tuesday, after visiting
relatives and friends in town a few
days.
Charles Keay Of Lowell. Mass. is
visiting his sisters. Mrs. G.. A. Skill
lin and Mrs Nell Libby.
Miss Olive A. Gould arrived home
Tuesday from Ocean Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamlin. of
Melrose. Mass, called on relatives
and friends in town. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McKiel are
receiving congratulations upon the
arrival Of daughter, September I.
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MOUNT VERNON

Irma Pierce, who has been maklns
visits in Rangeley and Augusta, is
now staying with Elva Morse II
Putnam. Conn.
Mrs. Edna Davis. who has beer
eta wing with Mrs. Newell Weymouth
and Mrs. George Carr for several
weeks, went to Rumford, Sunday, to
be the guest of her son, DR.. {. r
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuck of Haverhill
Mass. who have been visiting Mr.
ana Mrs. B. r. Cram, celebrated their
fftieth wedding anniversary sun
day. They returned to their home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Parlin enter-
tanned family party Sunday. Or,
and Mrs. Davis, Barbara Davis ana
Fremont Davis of Rumford, Joe
ParIin. and Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Howe
and sons Richard and Chellis OF
West Acton. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howe and Mr.. Parlin left for Massa-
chusetts, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gilman are
S,,ests of Mrs. Carrie Hammond at
6csan Point. Monday they with
Mrs Hammond went to Monhegan
1 IN where Mrp. Hammond attend
n the funeral at Mansfield Davis
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M. C. R. r. Schedules
A Few of the Changes

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. S.-Slight addi-
tional changes in Maine, Central Rail-
road schedules will take effect over
ing to General Passenger Agens NJ. l..
Harris. These result from the elimj-
nation Of summer service no longer
required by tourists. Further changes
will take place on September 20, the
Complete fall schedule taking effect
on September rs.
September 10 will be the last run
of eastbound Pine Tree-Acadian
which has operated this summer on
Fridays only between Bangor ard
Vaneeboro. (" The westbound train will
make its last run on September II.
The complete winter schedule on the
Mountain road, running from St.
Johnsbury. VT, to Portland, will take
effect at 1901 A. NJ. Monday, Sept. IS.
Effective that date. train No. 1874 will
leave Portland at A. NJ. daily except
Sunday, arriving st. Johnsbury at 1.25
P. NJ. and the afternoon train No. 16S
will leave Portland every weekday at
SIS +. NJ, arriving Bartlett at sos
p. NJ The, Sunday train which left
Portland at A. NJ reaching Faby-
after next Monday.
The steamer Kineo. which has oper-
ated between kineo Station and the
Mount Kineo, the Samoset Companys
famous hotel on Moosehead Lake, will
make its last run on Friday, Sept. | O.
Friday, Sept. II. will witness the last
day OF the sleeping car opera ton be-
tween kineo Station and Oakland for
service through TO New York The
following day, September IS, will see
the last run OF the Eoston parIor car
The rapid exodus of summer visit
ors on the Rangeley Branch between
Rumford Junction and kennebago
makes possible the discontinuance of
The .Rangeley," running to kenneba-
go, after Sunday, Sept. 10, and leaving
kennebaso after Monday, Sept. Is.
Running eastbound. this train now
leaves Portland at 6.2s A. NJ, arriving
Rumford at s45 and kennebago at
1880. On the reverse direction. it
leaves kennebago at 4.6s r. NJ. Rum
ford at 5.4s. reaching Portland at 7.55.
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MADISON

Madison High school has the lar
gest entering class in its history Up
10 tuesday night the registration of
the freshman class was 103.
"A Republican rally Is to be held
next Saturday evening in Madison.
The speakers will be B. NJ Parmen-
ter. assistant attorney general of the
United States, and Hon. Frank H.
Holley of North Arson.
Earl D. Merrill who has been the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w, F. Merrill, returned Monday
to Machias. where he is a teacher in
the State Normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Sessions went
to Lewiston Tuesday afternoon, to
attend the Maine State Fair.
Sherman Tinkham has recently
accepted a position as clerk in the
Brookside store. taking the place Of
c. Ouellette. who has been in the
store since it was first opened.
The Madison Community Band un
der the leadership of A. NJ. Corson,
| left town in big trucks Wednesday
, to accompany Governor Brewster on
his speaking tour in Somerset coun-
ty.
Maurice Mute. who has been the
manager of the local Cloverdale
store since it was first opened, is
taking a two weeks vacation, at the
end of which time he will so to
some other store of the company.
The new manager is L. L. Cray of
Corinna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Reed, who
has been passing the summer with
Mrs Reeds parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Laid. returned Wednesday
morning to Woburn, Mass, where
Mr.. Reed is a teacher in the public
schools.
/ Merle Tinkham Of Hartford. Conn,
/ is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
I Mrs. William Bottom and son.
! Arthur of Pascos, Rhode Island, are
j visiting friends in Madison. Mrs.
Bottom was formerly a well known
resident of this village for num-
Der of years
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McColley, VINO
have been passing the summer win
Mrs. McColleys parents, Mr., ana
Mrs. Charles Wescott. returned
Tuesday to Sharon, Mass. where MI.
: NcColley is a teacher in the nlsh
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cephas Walker have
| returned from Vermont. where
they have been visiting their grand
parents.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
state Highway Construction

Sealed proposals addressed to the
State Highway Commission, Augusta,
Maine, for building one section OF the
State Highway be received by the
Commission at it's Office in the State
House. Augusta, Maine, until Loo A.
Is. 1926, and at that time and place
publicly opened and read.
7 , BITUMINOUS MACADAM, one sec
ton as follows: State Highway r,
Augusta, LILO miles.
The work will consist of grading,
drainage and surfacing. Each pro-
posal must be made upon tie blank
form provided by the Commission, for
a copy of which one dollar will be re-
quired, and must be accompanied by a
certified check or surety bond Tor
1879 of the amount bid, payable to
The envelope enclosing the proposal
should be plainly marked Proposal
for State Highway Construction in
the Town of The
certified check will be returned to the
unsuccessful bidder unless forfeited
under the conditions stipulated
A bond satisfactory to the CommiS-
sion, of not less than .one-fourth nor
more than one-half of the amount Of
the contract will be required. Plans
may be seen and forms of specfffca-
tons and contract may be obtained at
the Office Of the Commission, Angus
ia. Maine.
The right is reserved to reject any
CHARLES H. INNS, Chr,
CHARLES MURRAY, Isl
:. r, T. CLIFFORD.
STATE sHigswa az, Cen GSmmission'
- PAIL 2. sAE shI.t engineer.
Dated at Augusta, Maine, ssptsmeer
3, 1926. Sept4-9
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WHITEFIELD

Mrs. Clara Bailey of Pittsfield is
the guest of her niece. Mrs. Paul
King.
Mrs. Gertie Mason Of Massa
chusetts passed Thursday with Mrs.
Arthur MeriAold
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hatch and two
children. Mrs. Maud MacInnis, and
sons. Walter and Earl, and Mr..
Stevens were Sunday callers at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Meri-
gold.
Mrs. Gertie Mason of Lynn. Mass.
who for the past two weeks has
been visiting friends here, went.
Sunday, to Winthrop where she will
be the guest Of niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leeman Potter and
family have moved to Wiscasset,
where Mr.. Potter is employed.
Mrs. Lora Little of Gardiner is
passing few weeks at her old home
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Newman
Felt.
Mrs. L. K. Davis returned Sunday
to her duties as nurse at Cottage
Hospital. The Maine Old School
Baptist association consisting Of the
Whitefield South Gardiner and Bow
doinham churches will meet for a
three days meeting at the Bowdoin-
ham Church September 10-11-12. A
good attendance is expected All
who are interested are welcome.
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ROME

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sears are the
proud parents Of a baby boy. born
Thursday, Mrs. William Dudley is
| caring for mother and baby.
Calvin Crowell, Viola Foss. Floyd
Foster, Laura Mosher, Arthur, Ger
trude and Barbara Wildes have
started in High school at Oakland
Goldie Crowell has started in Cony
at Augusta.
School commenced this Tuesday
morning in town.
Miss Vivian Brown is teaching in
Mercer.
Bert Mosher, proprietor of Bear
Spring tcamps, has purchased a new
closed in Studebaker car.
Arthur Wildes. 81, has completed
his duties at Hillside camps and will
start teaching the Dudley school this
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Mary Perkins. who has been
quite sickly is gaining
rd 4slia R9sgXs has as; accepted tn the
term.
George Crowell is working for ".
ID. Damren on his new bungalow
Mrs. Rose Marlin has gone to Wa
terville, where she has employment
for the fall and winter
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Blaisdeil and
son. Stanley. ACCOMPANIED by Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Currier of Mt. Yer
non, passed the week end at Owls
Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Berry. of Farm
ington. passed Sunday with Mrs
Berry's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Tracy.
Frank L. Dunn. Of Cobbosseecontee
Lake. has been passing week with
Wesley Bacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Jackson, of
Riverside, were callers in town, Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Eliot McGraph, of
Waltham. Mass, are visiting at
Charles Trask's.
M. T. Bogart has closed his sum
mer home, and with his family re-
turned to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carson. Of
Medford. Mass, were week end
guests al the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Watson.
On August "a daughter. Marie
Laura. was born to MI and Mrs.
Herman Morrill,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sears are
the parents or son. Harry Curtis.
who was born September 3,
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Evelyn will continue her school at
Mason Institute and Mrs. Plummer
is to be one of the house mothers at
the dormitory.
Miss Velma Jewett has gone to
Pennington where she will continue
her course in the Home Economics
Department Of the Normal School
Ahen Jewett has returned to
Kents' Hill where he will finish his
course this year.
Miss Mary Trussell is boarding at
Mrs. W. H. Keene's.
Mrs. George Dockendorff and son.
Ralph. of Saugus. Mass, were guests
of their cousin, Mrs. H. Iva Jewett,
last week.
Fred Lavaillie Of New Market. \.
H.. has been the guest Of Maynard
Albee, the past week
Miss Evelyn Albee has been pass
ing her vacation at the home OF her
parnts, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Albee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall and two
daughters Of Belfast were among
the callers at the Jewett Dahlia Gar
dens, last week.
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FREEDOM

SOUTH-Frank White and son and
wife and daughter returned home to
Massachusetts Monday.
Ola Howard and wife and children
were callers at Mrs. John Downer's
Sunday.
Walter Overlook and family OF
Winslow, visited their mother, Mrs
Ella Overlook, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Knowlton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugena Adams, visited
at Bert Sprowfs, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cre.!: have gone to
Lynn Mass, TO visit relatives.
Gertrude Bradstreet, who has beer
passing her vacation at home, has
returned to Massachusetts,.
Ralph Overlook and family and
Annie Davis was in Frankfort. Sun
day.
Mabel Pinkhanr of Augusta. is
visiting at Joseph Bartlett's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Mills and
Ralph Nillman visited in Madison
and AnsoR. Sunday.
Raymond Ward and John Black
were in Augusta, Sunday.
George Penney and Fremont
Downer were in Albion, Tuesday on
business.
Ernest Penney, Alice Penney, Frank
White, Mrs. John Downer weFs cs1r-
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DRESDEN

Miss Carolyn Sheldon, who has
heen visiting Mrs. Ethel Houdlette
at Pennington, has returned.
Mrs. Cora Gahan left town last
Saturday. for South Portland, where
she will be the guest, of her son,
Lawrence E. Gahan, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mayors and
Mrs. Mayors mother Mrs. Katherine
Lowell. have gone to Boston. where
they will attend the wedding OF
Mrs Lowell's niece, Miss Katherine
Morse.
Mrs. Sarah Mayors of Dresden
Mills is acting as housekeeper for
her brother J. H. Mayors, during his
absence in Massachusetts.
The town schools will open Sep
TENDER IS. also Bridge Academy
Miss Harriette Sheldon returned to
her school in Everett, Mass, Labor
day, after passing the summer vaca-
ton at her home here.
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< CEDAR GROVE

Mrs. A. W. Cali and daughter.
Frances Of Everett, Mass, returned
to their home last week.
Mrs. Calls sister. Mrs. II. A. Bick-
ford Of Dresden Mills made the trip
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Getchell and
family of Gorham were week end
visitors at the Grove.
Miss Marion Lovendale has re-
turned to her home in Gorhani after
a visit with Mrs. F. NJ. Hall.
Miss Marion E. Haraden Of Mel
rose, Mass, and Mrs. Richmond Of
Florida are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
f. w. Moody
Mr. and Mrs. f. Leighton Ham
apd daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
Darby and son. and Miss Blanche
Freeman and DR.. Lloyd Ham are
guests Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. L. Ham.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Jackson and
family of Groton, Conn, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Baker and daugh-
ter of Belfast, are holiday guests Of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Call. t.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Cakes and
son. Clyde Moody. left Tuesday for q
two weeks vacation
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SOMERVILLE

Frank Erving Of whitefeld. has
been carpentering and doing mason
work for Q. P. Brann, c. ]. Crum-
NETT, Jr..was assisting him.
7 c. F. Brown remains about the
same.
Mrs Arthur Light is very III with
rheumatic fever.
Several from this place attended
the assembly meetings at Appleton.
September rs.
Mrs. I.ottie Light has returned
home after staying a week with Mrs.
Arthur Light.
A party iof Democratic candidates
for tffice in Lincoln county, held
rally at the corner last Thursday
eveI'ng
Mrs. Fannie McGoveIn and d;.ugh-
tee. Mrs. Florence Bean, were WISH
tors in Augusta, Friday.
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Wednesday Brighton Market

Stock Yards, Sept. S-Offerings OF
beef cattle were light and with the
approaching Jewish holidays trade
was hurried through and prices paid
were unsatisfactory to the seller
Shippers whose stock arrived late on
Tuesday lost on their beef offering as
the markets earlier demand had
nearly satisfied the killers demand
and in some cases a cent lower per
ID, was received than week before.
A few Light steers changed hands at
Lar SAC and a few more oxen at
the same range. Cows of quanty
sold at 607 1-2c, from which peak
prices worked down to the poorest
Gamer cows which sold at sac,
with the average in Gamers at 30S
lac. The calf market was without
feature with receipts normal anu
prices steady. The hog market
quoted firm at last weeks range OF
prices. Lots Of New England hogs
were more numerous, but the top
price of IA 1-2c was the exception IN
this weeks sales, as nearly all lots
included a number of coarse over
weight animals, for which buyers
would pay but lac.
More sheep and lambs came in from
n. T.. ldTIIlS llldIl dL dHS tiitc 'i'S
year. Most of these went to the
killer to be sold at dressed weight.
Those offered on the open market
were mostly light weight lambs. sell
ing at 11612c. but 13@14c, would
be paid for anything fancy. The so
called bologna sheep sold as low as
SC, but good brought sore. Dairy
cows were in liberal supply. Buying
was brisk at the opening Of the mar
ket. at good values, but this squirt
died off quickly and the movement
later was slow. with prices hard to
hold. Fancy cows sold at $130@16O
with extras up to s175 Good to
choice cows $3.50 25, poor to fair at
$40@S0..
Sales: G.. S. Lowell sold pr oxen,
5000 lbs at 3-4c: 100 calves av 10o
lbs at lie; Is lambs av "a lbs at lie;
so hogs av 240 lbs at lac; 90 cows at
$60@130. D.. G. Clark hogs at IA
l-2c. A. M. 'Baggs sold cows at SC,
cows at Lee, and 10 Gamer cows
at Sc, 40 calves at II lie: and 2o
cows at s4e@l25.. J. W. Brooks sold
is Gamer cows At Sc, and So cows at
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Miss Arlene Plummer has return

Miss Arlene Plumner has returned
to her school in Newark, y. j. =
Miss Christine Hunter, who has
been passing the summer at the hons
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Hunter. left for her school in Law
renee, n. T., Monday.
Douglas and Craig WEIGH, who
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Alice Haley and grandmother, Mrs.
Mary WEIGH, have returned to their
home in Madison.
Edgar Wyman is in Lewiston, where
he is attending the state fair
Miss Marguerite Hunter left for
Richmond Monday, where she is en-
gagged as teacher in the Richmond
schools.
Miss Alice Haley and party from
Fairfield left Saturday on an auto trip
through Canada and the White Noun
tains.
Schools tn town will begin Monday,
Sept. 10. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weber and
daughter Norma have returned from
an outing at Northport.
Miss Doris Shuman and Merle Jones
Of Windsor were Sunday guests zof
Marguerite Hunter, a classmate Fat
Pennington State Normal school,
class IS.
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ALMA

Schools in town commenced the
fall term. September :. The follow
ing teachers will serve: Head Tide,
Miss Mary Trussell of Dresden;
Alma Village Miss Doris Overlook of
Washington: Alma Center, Mrs. FL
field of Wiscassett: West Alma. Miss
Doris Mcclellan Of Weeks Mills.
Miss Helen Reed has gone TO
North Gorham where she is to teach
this coming year. {,
Eugene Tobey and; son of Boston
were calling on friends in town re-
Gently.
Mrs. Kennedy Keene of Bremen
is the guest of relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. WILDER Carleton,
daughte, Hazel, and son. Russell of
Lawrence. Mass. Miss Marion
Carleton, Miss Louise Watson and
Forrest Carleton all Of Portland,
were guests over the holiday of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Carleton.
Mrs. Fannie Plummer and daugh.
ter. Evelyn, passed the week end in
Ereeport the gust Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hnry Gould. They will leave on
hursday Tor xprirgvafe who're Miss
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SMITHFIELD

Mr. and Mrs c.. A. Seiders of Fort
land passed the week end and holi-
day as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. H.
Witham.
Wednesday. October S, Is the date
of Smithfield Fair.
Mrs. Lillian Charles. who has been
employed at Alden's Camps fors the
season has completed her dutiessand
returned.
EXerine Young is the name given
to the young daughter of Mr.saand
Mrs. Miles Carpenter. r
Lillian Stevens has gone TO Show
hogan to work in the family Of Or.
Maurice Lord. Z
Mrs Frank Bickford will 20 to
Portland, Thursday, for an extended
visit.
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an aged man who had been Post.
! master several years.
ar. and Mrs. Ralph Mace of Port
lano' We're guests Tuesday of Mr..
ana Mrs. ]. H. Blanchard.
| The Bean shop closed Tuesday
aI.er very successful season.
Mrs. Nina Weber returned Sun
| gay after staying two weeks with
| Point.
| Wesley. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. {. w. Jacobs, fell last Thursday
from horse. breaking a bone in the
ELBOW. Dr. Badger reduced the frac-
lure after taking, an X-ray picture at
community hospital, Winthrop.
Miss Gladys Cook of Halloweil. is
passing the weekend and holiday
with Miss Cora Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Maurice Springer
were at Lakeside. Belgrade. Sunday.
MISS Hope Springer returned home
with her parents and Miss Lottie
springer returned to Augusta where
she has employment
MIS-. Lila B. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs.
). K. Walker and family, d. 3. Gotl
reau were callers of relatives in South
| Auburn. Sunday.
Ihe Currier school began Tuesday.
sept. with Miss Arlene Farnham Of
this town as teacher. X
Mrs. Nellie Bradley, Miss Cora
Bradley and Miss Gladys Cook made
an auto trip to Bear Pond, Sunday.
ME- and Mrs. Harry Dudley have
returned to their home in Massa-
chusetts after passing their vacation
WIN Mr. and Mrs W. r.. Walker.
FRED Norris passed the week end
at his home.
James T. Grindle was a suesa Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus pinE.
ham, Readfield
| Everett Bucklyn and Miss GLADYS
Jennings and Miss Grace McGray of
! Belfast We're the Weekend guests of
| Mr. and Mrs. George Farrah.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pearl enter
famed over the week end Mr.. and
Mrs Victorian Chesley and son and
MRS: Stone all of Lynn, Mass.
SoUTH-Mr. and Mrs. Chase r.
fogg Of Readfield, Miss Sara Foge
OF Lewiston and a party of friends
motored to Moosehead Lake Satur-
uaN Tor the week end and over the
holiday.
Mrs. Edith Cole of Lynn. Mass
and son, Henry Cole, who has been
! "p'oSeu at MI. vernon and grand
son, Henry Potter. were dinner
! guests of her brother. L. l.. John
son and family and callers on other
relatives, Saturday.
| Miss Rowena Wadleigh, who has
been assisting Mrs. Q. l.. Dunn
during the summer at Maple Grove
Farm. has returned to her home.
Charles Hutchinson and Leon
4, Prince Of Monmouth have returned
from a fishing trip in Madrid
Miss Martha Steward and Harri-
son Steward are at home after pa ss-
ing several weeks with relatives in
| Massachusetts.
Mrs. Lillian L. Daniels. who has
! been passing the summer at Maple
/ Grove Farm returned to her home
IN Central Falls, f. T., Monday.
MIR and Mrs. Warren Cole and
Miss Lena Everett of Portland who
have been guests of Mr.. ana Mrs.
, Frank c. Moore at the Marston
Farm enjoyed the week end with
relatives in Pennington and Philips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore accompanied
: them.
Miss Rachel Norton has been
visiting her friend. Marbell Johnson,
for a few days before entering as A
pupil at the Maine Wesleyan Semin-
airy at kent's Hill