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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-29

When the nominating committee
Of the Maine Federation of Business
and Professional Women's Clubs
presented its report at the State
convention in Houlton, Friday, the
name of Miss Margaret NJ. Chase of
Skowhegan headed the list of Off
GERS, having been named as presi-
dent for the coming year. Miss
Chase has repeatedly refused this
office but because of persistent ap-
peal from her club associates
throughout the state finally con-
scented to the nomination.
This prominent young lady is one
of Skowhegan's most brilliant and
popular young women. She was in
strumental in organizing the Show
hogan BRW CLUB in 1922 and in
1928 was elected president. During
her administratio ton the splendid
rooms in the Mcclellan building
were secured. At this time she was
made chairman of the State educa-
tional committee which recommend
ed and succeeded in obtaining a
state scholarship fund. This com
msttee also instituted program in
the various clubs all over the state.
acquatining senior high school girls
with the requirements expected OF
them when they had entered the
business and professional world. In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-29
PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing appointments were made by
the Probate Court within and for the
County of Kennebec, and said APP
pointees duly qualified as follows:
Harold 3. Pratt of Auburn, Andro-
scoggin County, and Russell II. Chase
of Fayette, executors of the will Of
osca q. D. Pratt, late of Fayette, de-
ceased; qualified April 80. 1925.
Iva NJ. Smith of Portland. Cumber.
land. County, Administrative of the
estate of Charles Kehoe, late of To-
gus, deceased; qualified May !, 1926.
Winifred Mi1lett of Leeds. andre
scoggin County, Administrative of the
estate of Melvin s. Gordon, late of
Vienna, deceased; qualified May TO-
Edwin O. Dudley Of Augusta, execu.
tor of the will of Harriet Baker Dud,
ley, late Of Augusta, deceased: Quali-s
Edith E. Hayden of Readfeld, ez..
ecutriX of the will of Alice n. Epgly,
late of Augusta, deceased: QUALIFIED
May 10, 1926. $50
Mass, and Henry Endicott of Bosten,
Mass, executors of the will of Haia-
bridge w. Woodland, late of Cam
bridge. Mass, deceased; qualified Nay,
10, 1926, and Frank z. Southland Of
Augusta. duly appointed agent.
walter N. Sanborn of Augusta. I'D,
ministrator of the estate of Daniel D
Anderson, late of Augusta, deceased.
qualified May 10, 1926.
Myron a. Day of Plainville, Mass,
administrator of the estate of Fred
A. Day, late of Augusta, deceased;
qualified May 10, 1925, and Cleveland
r. Day Of Waterville, duly appointed
agent '
Guy M. Towle of Hallowell, executos
of the will of Frances A. Kincaid, late
of Hallowell, deceased; qualified May
Teresa L. Kicker of Augusta. exeeu.
trix of the will of Martha Berran
late of Augusta, deceased; qualified
Belle chases of /winslow. admin.
istratrix de bonis non with will an.
nexed of the estate of Joseph Edwin
Sturtevant, late of Oakland, deceased;
qualified May IL, 1926.
Marian Z. Curtis of Rochester, "
H. executrix of the will of Fannie y
Curtis, late of Belgrade deceased
qualified May IA. 1926 and William B.
Nulty of Portland, Cumberland Coun.
ty, Maine, agent.
Sara E. Spau1ding of Waterville,. ex.
ecutrix of the will of Sarah Elizanetn
kirkpatrick, late of Waterville, de-
ceased: qualified May IA, 1925.
Milton q. Besse of Wayne. admins
traitor of the estate of Annie =. Besss
late of Wayne, deceased qualinea
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON,
Register of Probate
mav1b. sal. Al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-29

service conducted by Rev. A. w.
Smith. of Hallowell Rev. T. c.
Chapman of Fairfield gave an adj
dress on "a New Day in Religious
Education: the Home Department
was discussed by Rev. c. w. Weld
Teton of Good viii. Miss Ruth
Horne accompanied by Mrs. G. H.
Merriam of Good VIII played vio-
lin obligato. Mrs. Herbert l.. Mich
OILS gave an excellent paper in which
she considered THE Value of Per-
sonality." The last speaker was
Rev. Alexander Henderson. pastor
of the Baptist church in Fairfield
village, who spoke on the assigned
topic, Gathering Up the Loose
Ends" in which he mentioned sever
al matters which if given more at
tention would improve the Sunday
School work. The following officers
were presented by the nominating
committee composed of John H.
Grundy, Skowhegan; Mrs. a. G.
Harris, Norridgewock; and Mrs. j..
C. Chapman of Fairfield. for presi-
dent, Worth Brown. Fairfield: vice
president, j. H. Grundy, Skowheg-
an; secretary and treasures. Mrs. A.
G. Harris of Norridgewock. This
list was accepted and the officers
elected. Giggord of the credential
committee reported an attendance
of 4S. The committee on time and
place of next meeting was made up
of Rev. Alexander Henderson, Rev
T. C. Chapman and Rev. Weddleton,
who reported that the next meeting
would be held at the Baptist church
in Fairfield some time in Septem-
Der. A generous offering was re-
oil E lFslt
funk village, where she said there
was no Sunday School and urged
that a party from the council visit
Caratunk and see if it is not pos
sible to organize Sunday school
in that community. The meeting
closed with prayer and benediction
being offered by the Rev, Herbert
L. Nichols of the Methodist church
in Skowhegan.
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Charleston Contest

The Roseland dance pavilion is
starting a contest for the Charles
ton dances and any one wishing to
enter may do so. This contest starts
Tuesday, June /, and Madison is
sending down about six or eight
dancers and on Saturday, June 5,
Bingham will send her share. Show
hogan will do her best on Tuesday
June s. and Fairfield Waterville will
show what they can do on Saturday.
the 18th. The winner from each
town will have a chance to try for
the cup and grand prize which will
be given to the winner in the final
contest.
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given thai I.
following appointments were fnads ~
the Probate Court within ana fos \.
County of Kennebec. and SAID Y
pointees duly qualified as foiloWss
Merton Q. Brown OF Clinton. szscs
late of Clinton. deceased; quslis'l
NAY Edw "a; is K. Bragg Of csnh,,...
Mass, executor of the will Of EdWs'l
r. Bragg, late Of Cambridge. ~.
deceased; qualified May IS. 1925. ~
Charles l.: Andrews OF Augusta ~.
duly appointed agent.
william @. Hisler Of China. ad,s,.
istrator Of the estate Of Edna a n.
Ter, late, of China, deceased; quaiiSss
May 49, 1926.
Carroll z. Smith of Augusta :,
ministrator of the estate of Hafsis
Swift Smith, late of Augusta. AZ l
ceased: qualified May IS. 1925.
Alonzo d. Cross Of Augusta Z.
ministrator of the estate Of gadis
Cross, late of Augusta, deceased. anal
flied May "a, 1925.
Annie w. Church of Augusta. axecr
trix of the will of Maria ?. Wirts,
late of Augusta, deceased: qualis,3
Ralph w. warner of st. Louis ~.
souri,, executor of the will Of Ksssts. \
II. warner, late Of Watervillc. ".
ceased; qualified May "a. 1928, AZ
James J. Pray of Waterville was dniv
appointed agent.
LouvilIe W. Written Of Angus,
executor of the will Of Daniel v.
qualified May 2L 1926. sa'
Ida 9. Jones of China. executris ~
the will of j. Albert Jones, late Il
China, deceased; qualified May a.
Tia Lizzie ). walker Of Albion. admir-.
istratrix Of the estate Of william !. |
qualified May "a. 1926.
Prank 3. Smith of Augusta. "A.
ministrator of the estate Of IDA On.
trude Smith, late Of Augusta. n.
ceased; qualified May "a, 1925.
Frank w. Halpen of Augusta, "A.
ministrator Of the estate of 1sulsh e.
quaiified May "a, 1925. assa'
Herbert Z. Luques of Kennebuuk.
port, and Edward G. Luques of BID.
deford, both of York County, admins.
traitors of the estate of Pauline d
Lithgow, late of Augusta, deceased
qualified May "a. 1925.
Administrative of the estate of Charles.
q. Phi1brick, late of Farmingdale. DE-,
ceased; qualified May "a, 1926.
II. z. Wadsworth of Winthdop adj
ministrator with will annexed Of TIA
estate of Fred g. Pike, late Of Win
throp. deceased; qualified May Il,
1926.
Ruth I. Norton of Gardiner. execu.
trix of the will of Oliver Tibbettx
late of Gardiner, deceased; qualified
May 2s, 1925.
w. e. Lord of Manchester admin.
istrator of the estate of Mary 4. Lord,
late of Manchester, deceased: quail.
fed May 26, 1925.
Edith c. Carleton Of Winthrop, ad.
ministratrix of the estate of Cordelia
Cary, late of Winthrop, deceased:
qualified May rs, 1926.
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON.
Register of Probate.
nav29 sat a.
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passed the weekend with their sis
ter, Mrs. Peter Doyen and family.
Merle Thompson is working for
NJ A. Dunn.
The Misses Gladys and Alice
Dunn of Pennington, passed the
weekend at their home
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perkins,
daughters, Agnes and Edith, son
Ernest, were Sunday guests Of II.
B. Gray and family.
Miss Velma Hammonds returned
home Saturday from Lewiston,
where she has been visiting rela-
tives for the past three weeks.
DR.. e. L. Greenleaf of Lewiston,
was in town the last Of the week
Mrs. Clarence Hammonds, two
children, Marjorie and John visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Hammonds a few days last week.
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CHURCH NOTICES

NOTRE DAME DE LOURDES, Rev.
Father j. Louis A. Renaud: A. NJ,
low mass; 10 A. NJ, high mass. Chill
drep will receive their first communion
at the o'clock mass.
SALVATION ARMY: Sunday school
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and service at p.
NJ and s p. NJ Wednesday. Friday
and saturday services at 5 O'CLOCK.
Merriam: 1890, Memorial service with
sermon by Irof. Herbert Newman of
Colby College; Sunday school at II
o'clock; young peoples service at 8
l.. NJ; evening service at o'clock.
Midweek service at 1870 z. M. Thurs
day.
FEDERATED. DIR. George L. Thur
low: 1880, Looking for City," kin
dergarten directed by Mrs. Edward F.
Merrill; Il, church school; p. NJ,
young peoples service; z, evening
CENTENARY METHODIST. Rev.
Herbert l.. Nichols: 1890, THE Queen
of Sheba's Visit to Solomon" II, BIZ
BILE school; 6 =. NJ, Epworth League
led by Mrs. Grace Whitney; Z, evening
worship with sermon by pastor.
The Methodist choir met at the
church Friday evening for re-
hearsal. conducted by Miss Mar
guerite Craig. with Mrs. Howard B.
Friend. organist, acting as accom-
PIANIST. -
Dicks Harmony Boys of Gardiner
will be in town tonight to play at
the Roseland dance.
Mrs. Pearl Pomerleau was recent
ly in Waterville acting as vocal
soloist at recital given by the CO.
burn Institute School of Music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Jewett are
planning to leave June 6. by auto,
for High Point. N. c., where they
will visit their son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Langdon A. Jewett.
Ira A. Norton and daughter, Miss
Florence, will go to Lynn, Mass,
Sunday, where they will join Mrs.
Norton and Miss Bertha at the home
of Mrs. Norton's sistere, Mrs. B. A.
Bigelow, and will return Tuesday
accompanied by. Mrs. Norton and
Miss Bertha.
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Sk0WHEcAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters rARaa ssh PHONE

Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilkie. for
merly Of Skowhegan and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dobson of Lawrence, Mass, will
arrive by machine in town today and
will lbe guests for week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Thomson.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Rodden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Warren of
town, DR.. Herbert H. Rodden, of
Madison and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
e. Nelson of Boston, formerly of
town will leave today for Sugar IS
land In the Moosehead region where
they will pass the week end.
Arthur Dunbar, who Is student
at an Art School in Boston is to pass
the week end and holiday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dun
bar. A brother, Willard Dunbar,
went to Boston, Friday. and will re-
turn with Arthur. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy K. Luce and
son, Junior, will arrive In town to-
day from. Portland to be guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Carl
Dunbar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Joy of South
Windham will be holiday guests at
the home of Mrs. joys father, Ros-
coe Dunbar, on East Front street.
On Monday they will attend the
graduating exercises of the class of
1926 at Good Will High school when
Mrs. joys nephews, Norman and
Albert Palmer will be graduated,
Norman being the valedictorian and
Albert being the salutorian.
Professor and Mrs. Elroy Lacasse
and little son of Fryeburg will be
week end guests Of Mr.. Lacasse's
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Walker and will also visit
with his mother. Mrs. Eta Lacasse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon l.. Witham will
motor to Guilford today, where they
will visit with Mrs. Williams sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. S. D.
Rice and mother, Mrs. Sara Cobb.
Collector of Internal Revenue, At
torney William H. Halves, went to
WatervilleSo business, Friday.
Mrs. H. b. Perry, who has been
passing ten days as a guest of her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi B. Thomas, of Pleasant street,
returned Friday to her home in Par
sonfield.
]. H. Kane, who was formerly
proprietor Of the Canaan Hotel, now
residing at Woonsockett, r. l., left
on his return Friday morning after
having been in Canaan, where he
has had work done on his cemetery
lot.
Mrs. George E. French and daugh-
ter. Miss Esther 1. French, will mo-
tor to Bath today, where they will
visit over the holiday with Mrs.
French's parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. H.
Crosman and other relatives.
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Maine Council of Religious Educa
ton

There was a good attendance at
the annual meeting of the Skowheg-
an District of Maine Council of Re-
ligious Education held at the
Friends church at North Fairfield.
Thursday, all day. The following
program was carried out with the
president, e. L. Macomber of Good
Will presiding: 1000. Cali to Wor-
ship. Rev. George C. Sauer of Nor
ridgewock; 1890. Greetings. Rev. A.
N. Smith of Hallowell: response,
Mr.. Macomber: HOO. address.
-Four Square Life, Rev. George w.
Hinckley, founder of Good VIII;
11.30. announcements. appointing
committees, business and reports of
ridgewock. At 1900 a delicious din
ner was served by the ladies of the
hostess church. The afternoon ses-
sion convened at 100 with a praise
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Ordination Service

Friends of George Dulac, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dulac of Man
chester, N. H.. will be ordained as a
priest this Saturday morning at
Grand Seminary. Montreal. Can
ada, where he has been a student
for eight years. On Sunday, June
G, Mr.. Dulac will say his first High
Mass at the st. Joseph church in
Portland. Mr.. Dulac will substitute
in and about Portland until he is as
signed parish. Among those at
tending the ordination service is an
aunt, Mrs Nary v. Roderick, Show
hogan, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dulac Of
Manchester, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Dulac of Philadelphia. Pa. and Miss
Eva Dulac of Gardiner
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and a good time at Camp Benson 10

and good time at Camp Benson 10
always assured. =,
Hon. and Mrs. c. E. Smith, VINO
have passed the winter at Jones inn,
are now to be found at Camp Benson
and will remain for the summer -
Happy Hour cottage. They have WIZ
them Mrs. Parsons, who was WIN;
them last summer.
Charles E. Connor of Portland, ~
the Parker cottage, making 1t ready
for the Besse family, who plan to ar
rive as soon as school closes.
Mrs. Harriet p. Brann returneu
Thursday from Willimantic. wnsls
she was called Saturday by the deatp
of relative.
Mrs. Ida B. Mabbett was in DexteI:
Wednesday attending the funerai Y.
Mrs. Ruth Holden Maher. ~
A party of students from NewpoIsa
high school motored to bahsw
Thursday, enjoying supper and w
play at the Bijou.
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Mitchell Provost Of Lewiston will
be in town Saturday night to, give a
demonstration of the Charleston at
The Roseland.
Mrs. E. L. Clough, daughter Miss
Dorothea Clough and sister, Mrs.
Charles Longfellow will motor to
Portland today on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrison and
two daughters have gone to Scion,
where Mrs. Morrison will act as
housekeeper at the home Of Moses
French and Mr.. Morrison will also
be employed.
Paul Steward, who has completed
course at the Lowell Textile
School in Lowell, Mass. will return
today and will resume work in one
of the offices of the American Wool
en- Company.
Friends Of George Clough of the
Lakewood road will be pleased to
know that his condition was better
Friday.
Mrs. Fred Coolidge, of Scion, was
in town the last of the week.
Mrs. Laura Lockwood of Norridge-
wock was in town Friday at the
home of Mrs. Ina Creation, being CALI
ed here by the death of her step
mother, Mrs. Arizilla Smith.
Rev. J. Louis A. Renaud, pastor OF
the Notre Dame De Lourdes church,
was a business caller in Waterville,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs., Wallace Martin and
daughter, Miss Myrtle Martin OF
Boston, will arrive in town today,
Saturday, by machine to be Memorial
Day guests Of Mrs. Martins uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A.
Dinsmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Hill of Bing-
ham were business callers in town.
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Briggs of
Fairfield, were in town Thursday
evening, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Matson.
Col. and Mrs. Roy L. Marston ac-
companied by DR.. and Mrs. Horace
Stevens and DR.. and Mrs. Herbert
Young of Cambridge, Mass. left
Thursday for Maynard's Camps at
lockwood to pass a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Arthur Jewett Of
Boston, will arrive in town, Sunday,
to visit Mr.. Jewett's mother, Mrs.
Ella n. Jewett and sisters, Mrs.
Cecil H. Tilton and Miss Blanch
Jewett.
John D. Symons returned Thursday
from Moosehead, where he and Sew
ell M. Curtis went on fishing trip.
Mr.. Curtis was taken i'll and the
fishing had to be given up. Mr..
Curtis entered the Greenville Hospi-
tai, but is doing well and it is ex-
pected that he will return by train
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f. Green
way and Judge and Mrs. Maurice 2.
Merrill are passing few days at
PaFlin Pond.
Mrs. Helen Downs, supervisor of
drawing in Skowhegan schools, viii
pass the holiday at her home in Au-
gusta.
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Miss Vida Marcia; Lumberman
Work. Mrs. Hannah Barney: Sab
bath Observance, Mrs. Susie Saw
! &c; Prisons and Jails. Mrs. Eta
La Cassee; Scientific Temperance
.uS..on, Mrs. Vina Hapworth;
nd Welfare, Mrs. A. M. Glidden;
Report of Committee on Resolut-
ions Memorial Service, Mrs. Hannah
BarneW Election of officers; Report
of Committees; Childrens Hour;
Adjournment.
Thursday Evening - 7.30-Music;
Scripture Reading; Prayer; Ad-
dress, Miss Mary B. Erwin, Field
Secretary of National Women's
Temperance Union; Music; Offer
ing; Benediction.
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NEW SHARON

New Sharon Grange held their
regular meeting Wednesday evening.
The Juvenile Grange held their ses-
sion at the same time in their room.
The Village Improvement Society
met at the home of the president.
Miss May Paul, Wednesday after
noon.
The selectmen, w. A. Thompson,
H. 3. Gray and Fl. w. Parlin made
a business trip to Augusta last
Thursday.
Miss Pearl Harris went to Wilton,
Friday night, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Peter Cameron, returning to
her home Sunday.
Milton, Flora and Lewis Harris
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c. w. Reed Has Birthday

Charles w. Reed observed his 77th
birthday Wednesday at the home of
his daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde H. Blackwell, Madison
avenue. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Soule of Norridgewock
and Edward Spear, close friends of
the family. A delicious supper was
served by Mrs. Blackwell. The
crowning feature was a birthday
cake with candles and prettily dec
grated. Mr.. Reed received many
nice gifts and cards and best wishes
for happy returns of the day. Mr..
Reed, who is a carpenter. is in good
health and has recently returned
from SARASOTA, Florida. by machine
standing the trip we'll and much en-
joying the winter in the south.
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Sixtieth Annual concIav.

The sixtieth annual conclave of
DeMolay CommanderY No. 10,
Knights Templar will be held June
LIST at the Asylum at 100 o'clock.
The following is the order of bus
mess: regular business; balloting;
annual. report of recorder, William
r. Elliott: annual report of treasur-
er; annual report of trustee: cleo
ton of officers. De MoIay Com
mandery is to be the guest of Port
land COmmandery No. 2, Knights
Templar at Portland, Maine, June
%
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ALBION

Floyd Abbott, who teaches y
Hartland Academy, was at home oVs'
the weekend.
The Ladies G. A. r. Circle neiu
special meeting last Saturday al.s.
noon for initiation. Refreshmens.
We're served after the, business W.
finished. ~
Lygonia Rebekah lodge attenoo'
the district meeting held at East sas.
salboro. Tuesday afternoon. ana es''
ming and exempiified the degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence West pass
the weekend with relatives IN Ma'
iSon..
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School Exhibit

Thursday afternoon of next week
thSre will be an interesting exhibit
of the work of the drawing depart
ment of the Skowhegan school I'M
der the supervision of Mrs. Helen
Downs and the work done by pupils
of the Home Economics under in
struction of Miss Evelyn Brides.
The exhibit will be held in the
drawing and home economic rooms
down stairs in the High School
building. Parents and friends of the
pupils and all interested are invited
to attend. "a
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were given by Charline Cole and
Claudia Bowden. The Guardian
Miss Jeanne Thomson, was present.
The refreshments were delicious,
candies being hung in beautiful
May basket by Miss Buxton and her
mother. Small aprons were given
out in the pockets of which pennies
will be brought at the next meeting
The meeting was much enjoyed by
all DreSpnt
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Miss Helen Buxton was hostess to
eight of the Inowendowin Camp
Fire girls at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Raymond A. Derbyshire on
Madison avenue, Thursday evening.
The regular business session was
conducted and pleasing readings
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. Exchange of Pulpits

Sunday evening Rev. George L.
Thurlow pastor of the Federated
church, will exchange pulpits with
Rev. Alexander Henderson, pastor
of the Baptist church in Fairfield.
Several from the Federated chuych
will go to Fairfield and be baptised
by Mr., Thurlow.
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Salvation Army Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Brooks. Miss
Florence Burgess of sanford. and
Lieut.. A. L. Weed of New Haven,
Conn. are expected to be in town
over the week end and all will as
sist in the Salvation Army services
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LOCAL NOTICE.

At the Saturday night dance at
Roseland, Mitchell Provost Of Lew
iston will give a Charleston exhibit
ton. Music by Dix Harmony Boys
of Gardiner. maya"d1t