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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-27
TROY
Rev. John G. Lam


The many friends of Rev. John G.
Lamb were grieved to learn Of his
death at the home Of his daughter.
Mrs. E. S. Foster. at Groveton, N H,
on January IL, 1925. The funeral was
held at the daughters home January
Is, Rev. Mr.. Cooper Of the Groveton
M. L. church officiating. The body
was placed in the tomb and in the
spring will be laid to rest in Fairview
cemetery in Troy, of which town he
has been a valued citizen for over 40
years. He leaves a wife, Mrs. AL
berta (Chase) Lamb. two sons, George
of Beverly, Mass, and. Clifford Of Wor-
cester, Mass, one daughter, Rosa,
wife Of Eugene S. Foster superintend-
ent of schools of Groveton, and two
grandchildren. Elizabeth Foster and
Eugene Junior. He was devoted hus-
band and father and much sympathy
is expressed for the bereaved family,
especially Mrs. Lamb, who Is in i'll
health. Mr.. Lamb was born in Mont
vile May II, 1852. In early manhood
he Joined the East Maine Methodist
Conference and served several charges
very successfully. Failing health COM
PEELED him to give up regular preach
ing, but his devotion to the church
never wavered, and he continued in
the relationship of local preacher I'M
til his death.
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THORNDTKE

Leslie Bradford Of Hinckley, passed
tho weekend with his family here.
Merle ]. Hartman was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guss Gates, Monday
night.
Mrs. Kenneth Wood and baby are
visiting Mr.. Wood, station agent here.
Miss Ruth Small of Brooks, is the
guest of Mrs. Charles White.
Mrs. Addie Higgins had sudden i'll
turn Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrison were
business callers in Belfast, Monday.
Ro coe Thurston was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guss Gates Friday night.
Mrs. Oscar Tweedie and son, Earle,
passed Saturday in Unity, the guests
OF her sister, Mrs. Ambrose Dean.
Claude Gates of Canton. is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Gates.
Miss Marie Hogan and Miss Helma
Wingate passed the weekend with
Miss Wingate's parents.
Joseph Sayward of Belfast was a
business caller in town Thursday,
There are many sick in town with
colds and grip. The physician is
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FREEDOM

Harold Lannin was a visitor in Bel
Fast on Wednesday,, returning on
Thursday.
The annual meeting of the Knox &
Montville Telephone Co. was held last
Thursday. The old board of officers
were reelected.
Miss Mary Bennett of Augusta
passed the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bennett.
The old folks concert will be given
on Friday evening, Jan. 20. and bids
fair to be fine entertainment
Mrs. Guy Twombly of Monroe
passed last week in town with her
mother, Mrs. Abbie Lamson.
Mrs. Mary Knowlton has returned
from two weeks visit with her son
in Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bellows were
visitors in Waterville last Saturday.
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Hold Meeting Of
Somerset LAWYERS

The meeting of the Somerset Bar
Association was held Tuesday after
noon in the court Law Library with
the president, Hon. F. w. COULD pre-
siding. The important business of
the meeting was the election OF off,
GERS for the coming year They are
as follows: President George w. Cow
err; vice president, ]. W. Manson;
secretary and librarian, w. T. See
kins; treasurer, John Lewis. The
standing executive committee is COM
posed of c. o. Small, E. c. Butler, P.
A. Smith, j. H. Thorne and P. A. An
derson.
The library committee is made up
Of e. F. Merrill. George w. Cover,
Sherman n. Shumway. The commit
tee on arrangements for field day are
George Cover and James Thorne.
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Dirigo Grange Installation

Dirigo Grange installed officers at an
all-day meeting last Saturday. The
third and fourth degrees were worked
on three candidates in the morning,
followed by harvest dinner, after
which past master, John Taylor, was
called on to install the new officers as
Sister Grace Woods of Morrill, was I'M
able to officiate on account of the con-
dition of the roads. Bro. Taylor did
the work in creditable manner; after
which the lecturer presented short
program of music and readings. Sister
Sarah Vose. the only living charter
member of Dirigo Grange, was made
an honorary member of the Grange at
this meeting.
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Sk0WHEcAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters FARMERS sinsS PHONE

The condition of Mrs. Maria Fol-
som remains about as 1t has been for
several months. Although there is
little change from day to day, she
is constantly growing weaker. For
the past three or four days she has
been confined to her bed constantly,
There will be q regular meeting OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Amer
lean Legion at the Legion rooms
Thursday evening. 1t is requested
that all members be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Whitcher
left Tuesday morning, for Boston.
Clarence Elliott, Of Canaan, was In
town. Tuesday. on business.
Mrs. Walter Westman and daugh-
ter, Frances, OF Berlin, N. H., who
have been visiting with Mrs. Maud
Nugent of Oakland, and Walter Nu-
gent of Waterville, arrived in town
Tuesday and went to Canaan to visit
with her mother. Mrs. Clarence Ell
lott.
Mr. Paul Of Scion was q bushes.
visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. N. S. Goodridge and Mrs. L
C. Bailey of Woodfords. visited ovel
the week end with their sister. Mrs
Grace Curtis.
Bernard Holt, a student at Hebron
Academy arrived Monday evening fol
q short visit at his home.
Miss Alice Kicker, member OF the
Independent Reporter force, left fol
Auburn, Tuesday. where she will
visit with Christine Rollins.
Miss Bertha Lipman left for Bos-
ton, Tuesday morning, where she has
employment.
Mrs. Harry Fall and son. Elmer
went to Shawmut, Tuesday. where
she will visit at the home Of Mrs
Clifton Jewell.
Mrs. Edith Steward, Of Waterville
was in town, Tuesday, calling or
; friends.
At the regular Tuesday meeting o
the Rotarians held in G. A. r. hall
William Tudor Gardiner was TIN
! speaker, taking for his subject
{ Federal Financial Aid to tn
States" He discussed the wisdom o
having federal money turned bacl
into the states. stating that tn
amount received by Maine had 70
! the most part been used for high
ways and the State university. Mr.
&; Gardiner is a pleasing speaker ant
! his discussion was much enjoyed.
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VASSALBORO

SOUTH-Monte Cunningham !.
mother were callers at South Su'''
Saturday afternoon.
c. f. Lynn was a caller AZ y
Perkins, Sunday afternoon. or
Elijah Miller, Mr.. Ruoff ana "a y. \
Stone were breaking roads sun n
This has been the chief occupas'
since the storm of THURSDAY. -
Miss Kathleen Whitehouse ac. 49,
panied by Miss Erlena Sabin cs W
business callers at South e.''
Monday morning. .,.,,,a
Miss Seeley, who has been si''s n
her cousin, Mrs. Nettie Hagernn ~. -. u
returned to her rooms In "a''
vile.
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ANS0N

Mrs. Josephine Frost returned
Saturday, from a few days visit will
| her mother, Mrs. Rose Towle, OF
Auburn.
Mrs. Margaret White is employed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Gordon.
Joe NORM has moved his family in
, to the rent over the garage.
Charles Merrill and son, Ernest
have returned home from Indian
Pond :. where they visited at their
| home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Coro are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth OF
a son, January %.
Ella Withee and Pearl Hapworth
returned Monday to Auburn, after
passing the weekend at their homes
Mrs. Alice Spear Rand, who has
| been Ill for the last week, Is slowly
| improving.
Mrs. Helen Williams left Saturday,
| for a few days visit with friends in
Dexter.
Ernest Beaumont arrived home,
Sunday, from Lewiston to pass few
days with his family.
George Fairfield lost his Oldsmo-
bile coach in the fire at the Clough
garage last week.
The Misses Annie and Mary Color
left Saturday for Connecticut, where
they expect to secure employment
A local citizen says there are rs
vacant rents in town.
Waldo Paine is Ill with the mumps
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Paine.
Miss Esther Brown resumed her
studies at school Monday, after
several days illness.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Viles were
| Sunday guests Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Viles at Baron's
Corner.
F, Joe Delille remains seriously i'll at
his home.
; Mrs. Myra Daggett, who has been
, i'll for the last eight weeks, is slowly
gaining.
Russell Champion moved his fam
| lily, Monday. to a rent on Head
street on the Madison side of the
river.
Freddie Fairfield fell Saturday and
, sprained his ankle.
Mrs. Hazel Mitchell Fish remains
quite poorly.
Mrs. Mary Gordon still remains on
the sick list.
Miss Helen Porter was the guest
of her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
Tony Delille, last week.
All services at the Arson church
were we'll attended Sunday. The
subject next Sunday morning is:
why l believe in a Hereafter" All
are invited.
Mrs. Mahron Sterry entertained a
party of ladies at her home Wednes-
day afternoon. A social time was
enjoyed and refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess.
The T. @. Club will meet with Mrs.
Annie Hilton, tt, Stay, February 2.
H. L. Harris and son, Lloyd, are
confined to their home with the
mumphs. Frank Smith is driving the
rural mail during Mrs. Harris illness.
Frank Moore, Of Norridgewock,
was in town, Saturday, on business.
Miss Cassie pryor has completed
her work at B. p. Frost's and return
ed to her home.
Harry Reynolds was a business
caller here. Saturday.
Mr.. Pippin moved his family, Mon
day, to a rent on Old Point avenue.
lark Pullen. Of North Arson, was
a business caller in town, Monday.
David Burleigh was the Sunday
guest of his sister, Mrs. Greta Wad-
dell.
Mrs. Addison Sylvester, who I'M
derwent an operation at the hospital
has recovered sufficiently to go to
remain with Mrs. Archie Spencer
during her convalesence.
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Lack Of Fog Makes
Business" Poor

London, Jan. 26-(AP)-Blind d
who act as guides to pedestrians VI
dense fogs settle over London, hn
been complaining because Of lzek
business" due to this winters Weatt
er, which has been excepsional
clear and cold.
Thousands Of persons freQuensl
become lost in the fogs. even within
block or so of their homes or of'oI
1t is on such occa sions that the Bib
men, who find their way by 'feeF o
instinct, take up their stands at pt
minent corners and offer their %
vices as guides.
It has been estimated that q re-
fogs here entails a loss of approx
mately $4,000 pounds to business /
less than "a hours.
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ployment with the Central Maine
Power company.
Mildred Briggs. who ATTENDS the
Academy at Freedom village, passeo
the week end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Stevens were
the guests of their daughter. Mrs.
Benjamin H. Briggs one day the past
week.
George Elliot was business call
err in the south part of the town.
Monday.
A number from here attended the
installation Of officers In the Grange
Saturday. John Tayler was the In
stalling officer. A good time was re-
ported by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Briggs
were guests of their grandmother,
Mrs. Jettie Stevens at the home OF
Mrs. Vida Stevens in Thorndike.
Thursday.
vinal Ash is cutting Grating for
Clyde Briggs.
SOUTH-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Greedy attended the Grange, in
Freedom Village Saturday and the
entertainment in the evening. They
visited at Mrs. Greeley's sisters,
Mrs. Ed Downer, Saturday night
returning home, Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sibly, were
visitors at Ed. Downer's, Sunday.
Alfred jackson and Thomas
Thompson were callers at Ernest
Penneys, Friday.
Mrs. Frank Fuller. who has been
very sick with grip IL gaining.
Ralph Milman has been very sick
with Group.
visitors at Sam Young's. Sunday.
Fremont Downer and Walter Flye
caught IA pickeral in Freedom Pond
one day the past week.
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NEWPORT
Mrs. Laura A. LittIefieId

Mrs. Laura A. Littlefield passed
away at her home on High street,
January 25th. after a long and pain
full illness, which she bore with won
derful christian fortitude. She is
survived by her husband, u. S. Lit
tlefield, three children, Miss Rose =
futile, Newell Littlefield and Evelyn
Littlefield, an aged father. Newell
Smith of Dixmont. brother and two
sisters.
Funeral services will be held at the
home Wednesday afternoon at two
o'clock.
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JEFFERSON

SOUTHERN. and Mrs. f. J. Hl'
arrived home from Dorchester, MAJ
Monday. -.
Alfred Hilton of Woods hos
Mass. is visiting his cousin, ~
Ira d. Boynton.
H. A. Clark has installed elecaa
lights in his house, barn and store,
Charlie Erskine passed the VISA
end in Waterville. 3.
s. D. Erskine has a new ton IT, \,
Several from this place attsnu.
the installation of the o. Z. D
jefferson, Monday evening. &,
The c. E. Society will hold w.
monthly business meeting ana ~.
at the home of o. N. Turner "
Tuesday evening.
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to the carnival in Lewiston and they
walked the entire way, a distance of
about 2SS miles. Not to be out
done, Mr.. Blair left Lewiston with
out cent, earning the money for
his food and lodging by the sale of
post cards.
Sunday night he stopped IN Angus
ia. He arrived in Waterville about
1.15 Monday. Leaving Waterville
early on Tuesday he arrived in
Skowhegan about noon and left
shortly after. While he is given Ia
days to finish the journey he hopes
to get there sooner.
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Lewiston Man
Walking to Quebec

Wilfred Blair of Lewiston, clad in
an Eskimo suit and carrying a heavy
pack, attracted considerable atten-
ton Tuesday about noon as he pass
ed down Water street, followed by
a crowd of curious schoolboys. Mr..
Blair was on his way to the post
office to obtain the signature of the
postmaster. Upon inquiry Mr.. Blair
stated that he Is member of the
Monta Earn Club Of Lewiston and
is going to Quebec as delegate to
be present at the winter carnival
there.
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CHINA

SOUTH-With a score of 1911. the
Erskine Academy basketball team
defeated the East Vassalboro In
dependents Friday night. January %
Mrs. Fred Loring. and her daugh-
ter, Ruthanna, are passing a few
days with Mrs. Fred Stuart.
Mrs. Nellie Brown has returned to
South China to pass fe wdays with
Mrs. w. J. Thompson.
Rev. Neal D. Newlin has been con-
fined to his bed with sudden attack
Of 1umbago.
Mrs. Elsie Croxford was a Sunday
visitor in Chelsea.
At the regular meeting of the
South China Grange Wednesday
night. january 20. an all day meeting
was announced for Wednesday. Feb
ruary 8. All members are urged to
be present.
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Morrison of
Weeks Mills, entertained "The Jolly
Dozen" with 'Good Food" Good
Fun" Good Fellowship" Saturday
night, January 20.
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LIBERTY

Hon. ]. ]. Clement Of Montville.
was a business visitor in town one
day last week.
The supper given in Masonic dining
room Thursday night for the benefit
of Mrs. Otis Wing. who is in the
Waldo county hospital, where she
went for an operation recently. was
literally patron3zed. The amount
realized was $3.50.
Mrs. Kate Harmon is passing a few
weeks in Belfast with friends.
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A wedding which was of interest
to Skowhegan people was solemnized
in Portland last Friday, when Miss
Gladys Lowther became the wife of
Chester Nutting of this town. Mrs.
Nutting is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lowther of Calais and
Mr.. Nutting Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James NuttiLg of Norridgewock
avenue. The couple have returned
to Skowhegan and will make their
home with the groom's parents. Mr.,
Nutting is a member of the firm of
Sargent and Nutting of this town.
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NORR|DCEWOCK

Somerset Grange held q special
meeting on Thursday Of last week
and worked the first and second
degrees.
Harvey Gilman is ill with the
mumps.
Miss Mildred Bell and Ray Burrin
were over Sunday guests of Mr.
Burrilps sister, Mrs. Verne T. Blais-
dell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wiley and
three children of Portland, arrived in
town Saturday morning, and will
make their home for time at the
farm of Mrs. Willey's aunt, Mrs.
Alice Robbins.
Mrs. Gladys Witham passed the
weekend with friends in Scion.
Will Allen has been quite i'll.
The Fudge Club made up of girls
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Miss Ruth Crommett.
There will be special meeting
Of Cedar Chapter o. e. S., on Friday
evening, at which time the new of
ficers will be installed by Past
Worthy -Iatron, Maude Carr, assisted
by Mrs. Edith Jones as Deputy
Marshal.
Mrs. Isadore Baker Wing Bugbee
returned Monday, to her home in
Boston, after accompanying the re-
mains of her father, Jarvis Baker
to this town for burial. While in
town she was the guest Of her niece,
Mrs. William Soule.
Old Point Encampment are to
meet on Wednesday evening. There
will be a six o'clock supper, after
which the Royal Purple degree will
be worked.
DIR. Paul Castor and Mrs. Annie
| Eldridge of Portland were in town
over the weekend.
The second edition of the Trail
Blazer. the bright little paper gotten
out by the Federated Boards of
Trade of the upper Kennebec Valley
has appeared. The editors are Verne
T. Blaisdell and Philip Thissell of
this town.
Misses Louise Jewell and Louise
Worthley were in Madison, Friday.
Esther Brown entertained a party
of her school friends at her home
on Mercer avenue, Saturday after
noon. in honor Of her ninth birthday.
i The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist church will meet on Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Grace
Williamson.
Mrs. VIM. Lewis has been quite
| i'll with the grippe.
! Mrs. Louise Friend, of Etna, visit
ed her nephew. Ralph Whitney, last
! week, who remains very i'll.
Mrs. Mary Wing has returned from
a visit with friends in Skowhegan.
The Kennebec Girls Club met on
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Miss Clarice Smith.
James Mcdonald was home from
Waterville over the weekend.
New telephones installed during
the past week by the New Sharon
and Norridgewock Telephone Com
f., pany are: Mrs. Edith Mosher 55-3,
Allen Hoar 24-5, William Wallace
TIP. Il 81
Rev. A. G. Peacock, minister of the
Congregational church was enter
tanned over the weekend at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Pierce.
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Variety Show Given

An old-time variety show was
given in Grange hall last Saturday
night under the direction of Isaac p.
Critics and was well received by a
large audience. The show was fol-
lowed by an old time dance with
Messrs. Rogers and Nickless fiddlers,
and Mrs. Rogers at the piano Old
and young Joined in the dances and
the Virginia reel was danced for the
first time in many years. The proceeds
were given to the Grange for chari-
ties
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GRANGE InstaIIs Officers

Georges River Grange installation
was held January 6. The work was
very ably done by G. r. Hunter of
Thorndike. c. H. Wellington. master;
w. D.. Ludwick. overseer; Ethel Sher-
man, lecturer; A. B. Sherman. stew
ard; Samuel Norton, assistant stew
ard: Jennie Vose, chaplain; w. ].
Greeley, treasurer: Jessie Walker,
secretary; Theo. Wellington, gate
keeper: Mrs. Ida Wellington, Ceres:
Mrs. Bina Berry, Pomona: Clara
Bagley, Flora: Minnie Sanford, lady
assistant steward.
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Dirigo Grange Dramatic Club will
give the drama, "A Poor Married
Man." at the Thorndike Grange hall
in the near future for the benefit of
the Chautauqua fund
Isaac p. Critics has presented 30
books to the library of Dirigo Grange.
The Grange library now contains 466
volumes.
SOUTH-Scholars not absent in
the Smithton school for 20 weeks in
grade one: Barbara Brads rect, age g.;
Roy Ward, age 6: grade 8. Milton
Thompson. age 4; Doris Hussey, age
II; Roy Milman. age 9: grade 4. Fran
els Bradstreet age 8: Pauline Fuller.
age z. Miss Weed is the teacher. The
grammar pupils not absent were:
Grade 5, Edwin Bradstreet, age 10;
grade 6, Doris Bradstreet. age II;
grade s, Theodore Thompson, age 49,
Emery Nutter. teacher.
The wind has blown the snow into
the roads so that they are almost i'm
passable.
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Officers Installed

The Marshall P. Hale Circle held
an all day meeting on Wednesday.
Dinner was served at the noon hour,
after which the officers for the
coming year were installed by Past
President Maude A. Carr: President,
Mrs. Winnefred Burgess; Senior vice
president, Mrs. Helen Stevens; Jun
Tor vice president, Mrs. Hannah judi
kins; Guard, Mrs. Lou Brown; Asst.
Guard, Mrs. Florence Gibbs; Chap
lain, Mrs. Nettie George; Conducts
ress, Miss Lucy Judkins; Treasurer.
Mrs. Ida Twadelle. The next meet
ing is to be held Tuesday, February
Is, at the home of Mrs. Maude Carr
and will be an all day meeting.
Mrs. Annie McIntire Is caring for
Mrs. Matte Heagan for a time, as
Mrs. Anna Perkins waa called away
on account of the illness of relative.
Miss Gladys Mcguire, of Mercer. is
working for Mrs. T. E. Christopher.
A large new milk tank was installed
last week at the plant of the Spark
ling Spring Creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hussey were
passengers, Monday. on the after
noon train to Boston, where Mr..
Hussey was called on business.
Hon. L. r. Folsom was in Augusta.
Tuesday, to attend meeting of the
Governors Council.
Mrs. Frank Oliver, of Madison.
was at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
George Jewell, on Monday.
Jarvis {. Baker
frae ne t., II
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To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative BROMO QUININE
Tablets. The Safe and Proven Rem
edy. (The First and Original Cold
and Grip Tablet.) Signature of e
w. Grove on the box. soc.
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NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Bessey are passing the winter in
Center Montville with their daughter
and family, AIRS. Charlie Flye.
Lewellyn Taylor has gone to Lew
iston for the winter. He has en-
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calling on his patients with : -.
mobile. -
Miss Helen Knowltcn Of Frs.s..
was Sunday gunest Of Mrs.. Pan.
Gates.
Miss Vera Place Of Belfast $,
Raymond Nash of Augusta Z.
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. e5
ford Bean. ~
d. Whiting and Son, are ha,,sa
ing their years supply Of ice n
water came up over the ice last ~ y
so that they had to stop cutting ~
Monday when they commenced 4 i
again.
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Organize Juvenile cr.,,.

Organize Juvenile Grsnca
Monday, January Is, Merle i u,
riman, lecturer of the Maine siss
Grange, organized a juvenile era,s
with IL charter members. Tia n
lowing officers were installed: NJ
man Ward. master; Herbert Leons,
overseer: Avis Hemphill, lecture
Robert Gates. Jr., steward: Saelir
Ward, assistant steward; Fredsr,i
Ward, treasurer; Edith HempfT
secretary: Ethel Hemphill, chapj,Ir'
Phyllis Mutt, Ceres; Beulah Hamr,
Pomona; Doris Bradford, r0n.
Merle Bradford. gatekeeper; MARI
Gates, lady assistant, d
After installation refreshms,,
were served. Judging from the M.
by faces around the table Harsl
Moon Juvenile Grange No. II n
have a very prosperous year.
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MAY I have the pleasure Of your
company this evening. colonel?"
Colenel Y: Company, madam? I
command battalion!"
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Jarvis {. Baker
The remains Of Jarvis E. Baker one