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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-21
TROY

The friends of Wayne Waning are
glad to know he is gaining at the
Bagley Hospital in Unity, where he
was taken last week, following the
accident which occurred at the Bart
lett railroad crossing. MIR. Waning
was on his way to work when the
Ford touring car which he was driv-
ing collided with the section motor
car driven by the foreman of the sec
ton, Leforest Webb. The motor car
was somewhat damaged The Ford
was ditched and completely over
turned, pinning Mr.. Waning under
meath.
The Woman's Branch Of the Farm
Bureau met in regular session at Troy
Grange hall last Thursday with a
dinner The work being reed work,
was very interesting, and the same
work will be continued at the next
meeting
About 40 members of tie Seven
Star Grange, Troy motbred to Thorn
dixie last Saturday evening to visit
Harvest Moon Grange A fine time
was enjoyed by all. And all hope to be
invited again some time.
Walter Hill and family of Camden
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D. Estes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Forbes, who
has been employed with Walter Small
TO rthe past year, have returned to
Fairfield.
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ANSON

Mrs. Charles Merrill Is confna !
her home by illness.
Mrs. Stella Gardner arrived bo-,
Wednesday from a few days busD..
trip to Portland.
MIR. and Mrs. Irving Nicho, "a,
children, Erwin and Elmer. left nm.
day afternoon by automobTs /,
Rumford, where they will mas,
short visit, after which they WIN /,
to Florida where they have ssr.,sl
employment.
Charles Tucker was the gpss
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Martin. Noras
John Tarr and Raymond I6V.
JOY left Wednesday for a few an
hunting trip up river. Mrs. Loves
Will be the guest Of Mrs. Elsie IS
during their absence.
Mrs. Mettie Preble and daugs,
Arlene, Mrs. Vina Hapworth II
children, Louisa and Gladys N
Ruth Page and Neil Foster va
business callers in Skoyhegan. pa
day afternoon.
Mrs. Herbert Frost was the ss
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Pm
Tuesday night.
Joseph Punty is employed al D
home of Don Morrison on hea
avenue.
Miss Lillian Young is the gust 4;
her brother, Samuel Young. On ga
horseback road.
, Among those who are attsras
night school at Madison High gsn
are the Misses Margery Greene H
Pearl Hapworth.
y Carl Luce has had the large tree
front of his residence cut down MI
ing the buildings much pleasantst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-21
Sk0WHEcAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Tnansn Fsosn H.

Mrs. Hannah ]. Barker, widow OF
Fred V. Barker, of Athens will come
to Skowhegan today to pass a few
months at the home of her nephew
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert C..
5udkins. Water street. ~.
r Pictures of the three children Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Warren of
, Madison avenue. have appeared in
Ehree western magazines. The
photograph, The Forecast and The
Sunset. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren have
brought UP their children, Samuel
Brewster Warren, aged six years,
wallace Flagg Warren. aged four
and Lucia Gladys Warren, aged two,
on Mellen's Food, and when request.
ing pamphlet sent to a friend, who
was having trouble with small
child, Mrs. Warren inclosed a proof
OF a group picture of their children.
The Mellen Food company had pio-
aure made and sent 1t to Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren and requested permission to
use the picture in advertising the
food, saying that they had frequent
ly had pictures of two children but
never before of three. The, picture
IS beautiful and excellent likenesses
OF the Warren trio. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren are justly proud parents.
The Country Club will hold a
postponed Halloween party this
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Dunlop, the River road
when Mrs. Dunlop's mother, Mrs.
Victoria Gordon, will be the hostess.
Mid week services will be held in
the Protestant chuIehes this Thurs
day evening at 1880 o'clock. 1t is hop
ed that there win be good attend
=, aQCeS at each Sc -
Mrs. Joseph Es@ay. who has
been in Portland, guest of hel
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
Gordan Bragg for two weeks, return.
ed home Tuesday night.
Rufus f. Genthner of Damariscot.
ia, arrived in town Tuesday night or
q business trip.
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DeMolay Commandery
Observes / ladies' NIGHT

+: De- Molay Commandery Is to OBJ
serve the annual Ladies' Night at the
Country Club at Lakewood tomor-
row, Friday evening, October %. AT
S.15 Lee Warren and his collegiates
OF Colby College will give a concert.
The evenings program will include
cards. novelty dancing, square dances
ana the Cumn1andery has secured the
famous drill team OF Portland COM
mandery, of "a men, who during the
evening will, give q DRILL. There will
be refreshments nicely served. The
grand march will be, lead by the
present Commander Harold c. Wood
bury and Mrs. Woodbury. and Sir
knights, wearing uniform coats,
belts, swords, and chapeaux will
take part in the march. After the
grand march, regalia may be remov-
ed. The committee directing this
event which will be one of the most
brilliant social functions of the year
is made up of Emit. Sir Carlton M.
Holt; Emit Sir Harold c. Woodbury.,
present commander;) Sir, Sherman
n. Shumway, Sir Leon w. Smiley,
Emit. Sir Walter P. Ordway, Emit. Sir
Frank r. Madden, Emit Sir G. Allan
Wentworth, Sir George l.. H. Smith,
Sir Edwin L. Sampson. The aids are
Sir Leroy H. Whitney, Dexter; Sir
John Hamilton, Madison; Sir Ben
Jamin Tia, North Anson; Sir Irwin
Moore, Bingham; Sir E. D. Humph-
reys, Jackman Station; Sir Philip
Thissell, Norridgewock; Sir Waldo
nj. Sanders, Athens: Sir John Web
bendorfer. Pittsfield; Sir c. T. Nor
cross, Hartland.
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HEBRON

Tuesday morning, Prin. r. l..
Hunt read the scholastic averages In
chapel 1t is the custom OF the
school to figure out the standing OF
every student. the classes and the
dorms.
For the freshmen, Arthur Nilsson
Of West Roxbury, Mass, took high
honors with an average of 91.o. His
nearest competitor was Faxon OF
Bangor, who had an average OF 88.5.
In the sophomore class, Russell
Carleton of Eoxboro. Mass, lead
with a rating of 1876, he was trailed
by Howard Brightman of Bridgeport,
CT, with an average of S8.l. me
shining light in the Junior class was
Wilfred Davis of Mechanic Falls,
who had an average of 90. Davis
lead his class all last year. His
nearest rival was Harry Pinson OF
Bath, with an average of 91.2.
The mighty seniors were lead by
Keith Burdett of Lynn, Mass, with
an average of 943 with Z. Earring.
ton Abbott of Auburn close behind
him with q standing of 92.6.
Last year Howe Cottage lead In
scholastic standing. This year how
ever resident students stand at the
top with SAT for an average. At
wood Hall follows with o3.Z ana
Howe Cottage trails in third place
with S2.5. Sturtevant Home is next
with Sl.4 and the Gymnasium hold
ing last place as it did all of last
last year has a standing Of TIA. BY
classes the Post Graduates come
first with SO. the Seniors next with
82.9 Then the sophomores with 82.5
followed by the Juniors with BIB
and the Freshmen with 1915 for an
average. Prin. Hunt announced that
the averages were somewhat better
than those of last year.
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SOLON

Mr. and Mrs. Seth Newton Of Farm
ington and Mrs. Nellie Tinkham, who
is passing the winter in East Dixfield
were in town Saturday calling on
friends.
Mrs. Helena Fallon, worthy matron
of Keystone Chapter. o. L. s.. and Mr..
and Mrs. Ivan Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron Jewett, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Adams, Mrs. Ruth Cross, Mrs. Hazel
Tozier, Mrs. Charles Irvine and Miss
Bernice Adams, went to Bingham
Thursday evening to attend the in
spection of Bingham Chapter, o. e. S.
Mrs. Mildred Manson and daughter.
Miss Esther Manson of Auburn were
in town over the week end. Mrs. Man.
sons sisters. Mrs. Sarah Baker, and
Mrs. Ellen Whipple, returned with
them to pass a week.
Robert French, student at U. of NJ,
was home Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Washburn is home after
working several months on a con-
struction job up river.
Miss Rita Torrey and Miss Tracy
Of Augusta were weekend visitors at
the home of Miss Torrey's sister,
Mrs. H. l.. Wass.
Mrs. Flora Pollard is substituting
in the telephone office for Mrs. w. A.
r. Heald
Mr.. and Mrs Kendall Cross are
passing week at their camp near
Lake Moxie.
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Perley Stevens has completed his
work for the Boyington Grocery Co.,
at Oakland, and has accepted a po-
sition as manager of the store at
Carrabassett, about 10 miles beyond
Kingfield, for the Lawrence Ply
Wood Co. Mr.. Stevens was taken to
Carrabassett Wednesday by Mrs.
Stevens, Mrs. Leon L. Withee and
Mrs. Robert Hall, making the trip
In the Witham machine. Mr.. Stew.
ems friends wish him the best of sue.
cess in his new position.
Norman RUSSELL district Rotary
governor, was in town the first Of the
week making an official visit on the
Skowhegan Rotary Club at a lunch
con held at Grand Army Hall.
Ralph Preble, travelling passenger
agent for the Seaboard Air Line Co.,
was in town the first of the week
interviewing local people who are
prospects for travel between here
and Florida the coming season.
Miss Jennis Morrin, who Is en-
ployed as a saleSlady at Ordways'
Dry Goods store, who has been pass
ing a weeks vacation in Boston the
guest of friends returned home
Tuesday night.
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Hender-
son of Fairfield, were in town Tues
day, ealing on DR.. and Mrs. George
Merriam at the Bethany Baptist
parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Scott Jones.
of Scion. We're in town Tuesday at
tending the wedding of their daugh-
ter. Ruth Thelma, and Linwood Hen
ry Bibber.
Miss Shirley Turner, who teaches
at East Mercer, has been a guest of
Miss Alta Porter at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Porter.
of Water street Miss Turner and
Mrs. Porter were at the same time
members of the faculty at Erskine
Academy.
Mrs. Mary G. Thompson and
daughter, Miss Helen G.. Thompson,
and party of friends of Taftsville,
Conn, who were touring the White
Mountains were in Skowhegan the
first of the week calling on friends.
Miss Laura Neal, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar p. Neal of West
Boylston. Mass, who is student at
. Colby College, was in town over
cousin, Miss Glennis n. Haines, at
e-iS 4loAAA'F VI I'LL petlchlS, MI. anu
Mrs. E. f. Haines, Middle street.
DR.. and Mrs. Warren of Portland
| were in town Tuesday. While here
they called at the Fysche House.
Mrs. Thomas Greenway went to
Boston Wednesday. She will be Join
ed later il the week by Mr. Green
way and they will attend the Har-
ward Dartmouth game at Boston,
/; Saturday.
Wallace Holman. principal of the
Madison High School "a nd Mrs. Hol-
man were in town Tuesday evening,
, being guests at the home of w. b.
Woodbury., superintendent of Show
hegan- Madison schools and Mrs.
Woodbury., who that evening enter.
tanned the members of the Skowhe-
gan High School faculty.
j. l.. Cook of Waterville, was in
town on business Tuesday. and called
on John L. Fish at the Fysche
House.
The semi monthly meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society was held at the
Library parlors Tuesday afternoon
for the transaction of routine BUSH
ness.
Miss Gertrude Carter, superinten-
dent of the department of daily va
cation Bible schools of the Maine
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Flynt; treasurer, Mrs. Clara b. APP
pleby; directors. Mrs. Lila b.
Friend, Mrs. Frances Porter, Mrs.
Winona p. Homsted, Mrs. Frances
Smith and Mrs. Lillian Smith.
This society was organized in 1896
and was federated in 1899 and now
has 50 members and three honorary
members. The following committees
are to function during the coming
year; Hospitality committee, Mrs.
Viola +. Smith, Mrs. Marta Nor
rill, Mrs. Inez r. Thomas, Mrs. Al
freda Cool, Mrs. Abbie Harville. and
Mrs. VIVA Greenwood; Christmas
seals committee, Miss Mary Murphy,
Mrs Florence Higgins, Mrs. Kate w.
Turner; calendar committee, Mrs.
Nellie e. Hobart, Miss Gertrude S.
Weston, Mrs. Angie 3. Steward and
Mrs. Nellie w. Flynt.
The second meeting will occur on
November IL and will be County
Guest day when a musical program
will be directed by Mrs. Friend; the
third meeting will occur on Novem-
Der 26 and will be in charge of Mrs.
Appleby when the subject will be
Know Your own Community; on
December 10 Mrs. Flynt will have
charge of the meeting, when An
tiques will be considered, and John
l.. Fish, owner and proprietor of The
Fysche House will be the speaker.
East Madison Grange will meet
Saturday evening in regular session.
1t is expected that a fine program
will be presented and it is hoped that
large number will be in attendance.
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Friends here Of. Mrs. Emma Wakely
wife of Rev. Sidney Wakely of Gin.
ton. were sorry to learn of her death
on Saturday night, after long period
of Ill health, at the age of 70 years
Funeral services will be held or
Wednesday. Rev. Mr.. Wakely was pas
tor of the Baptist church at Burnhan
for many years, closing his pastorate
here about IS years ago, but both had
frequently visited here with old
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c.. Osgood of the
Burnham House are visiting with
relatives and friends in Aroostool
county.
Mrs. Hoecke of Boston, Mass, II
visiting her sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Vincent.
Burnham M. VIM, who Is EN-
ployed in New Hampshire, and his
cousin, Miss Doris VIM of Haver.
hill, Mass, are passing a few days ir
town.
Mrs. Arthur M. McNally and daugh.
ter and son Evelyn and Herbert arc
moving to Clinton to reside this win
ter and where the children will at.
tend school. Mr.. Mentally and William
McAllister plan to start soon fol
Sarasota, Florida, to pass some
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miles and two
daughters, Cyrmalita and Althea plan
to leave in few days for Brooklyn
n. Y, where they will reside this win.
ter, and where Mr.. Miles has employ
ment as mason.
The teachers and pupils of the vii
lage school will give a Halloween en-
tertainment at their school building
on Friday evening OF this week to be
gin about 100 o'clock.
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CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Goddard of
Deadriver were guests of Mr.. and
Ms. V. c. Holt, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rannie Shores OF
Winslow visited his brother, Asa
Shores over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arland Williams and
children of Waterville, were week
end visitors with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thurlough
and family of Pittsfield, visited at C..
L. Rolls, Sunday. i,
Mrs. Clarence Elliott is visiting
her daughter in Fairfield for a few
days.
Mrs. Harold Mahoney and son,
Edwin, who have lately returned
here from Providence, r. L, went to
Sebec, Sunday, where they will pass
few months with Mrs. Mahoney' s
mother and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pooler visited
relatives in Auburn, Saturday and
Sunday.
Clyde Tibbetts of Waterville call
ed on his mother and sister, Mrs
Edith Tibbetts and Nellie Tibbetts
at V. c. Hollis, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. c. Holt were at
Sebec Village, Sunday.
Miss Gladys Gleason, who teaches
in Pittsfield was a week end guest OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.
Gleason.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Penney and
daughter of Old Town, were week
end guests of Mrs. Penney's sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H
Harris.
The fourth entertainment of the
Chautauqua Course will be held Oc-
tober %, at Grange Hall.
Miss Geraldine Smith who teaches
in Cambridge, was a week end guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ireland and
three children have moved to Aroos-
took County.
DR.. Fred Earle has recently pur-
chased a new Chevrolet Coupe.
Walter Fitzgerald. a student at
Good Will is at home from school
on account of illness caused by hav-
ing nine teeth extracted.
Miss Doris Foster entered upon
her duty as assistant book keeper al
Harris Bakery, Waterville. Monday
morning. She will also attend Bust
ness College three nights each week
About 7:45 p. m. Sunday the house
of Fred Nelson was discovered to be
on fire. The fire was caused by the
burning out of a chimney earlier in
the day. Owing to the large crowd
that at once responded to the alarm
the buildings were all saved, al
though the house was somewhat
damaged.
Miss Minnie Goodwin, who has
been passing a few weeks with the
family of T. H. Smith, returned to
her home in Skowhegan, Monday.
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MOUNT VERNON

EAST-Through the efforts of e. E.
Parkman of Augusta several thousand
small trout were received from the
Monmouth fish hatchery by Fred Ing.
ham on Saturday. and deposited in
Ingham stream.
Miss Dorothy Perkins Of Durham
was a guest at Albert Halls over
the weekend.
Marshall Russell is working 70,
Henry Williams, who is having the
house on his farm repaired.
Mrs. Clyde Hall and baby and her
brother, Weston Locke of Durham,
c. E. Locke of Hallowell were visi.
tors at Fred Inghams Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Locke Of Au.
gusta were in town last week calling
on friends.
Friends OF Duane Grifffs, who ia III
with typhoid fever in the New Eng.
land sanatorium in Melrose, Mass,
VIII be glad to learn that the fever
fas turned and they are hoping for :
sDeedv recoyery.
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MONMOUTH

Monmouth Grange visited Wales
Grange Saturday evening by invita-
tion. Thirty-five went from Monmouth
and furnished the following program
Reading by Mrs. Belle Keats; paper
written by Mrs. Olive Robinson an6
read by Mrs. Louise Pettengill; piano
solo, Mrs. Leila Chenery; paper, writ.
ten by Mrs. Caroline Sherman, read
by Mrs. Emma Parlee; reading, Mrs
Cole; whistling solo by Mrs. Margaret
Smith with Hawaiian accompaniment
Mrs. Harriet Andrews and daughter
Miss Helen Andrews of Lewiston
were weekend guests of Mrs. An.
drews' sister, Mrs. A. G. Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Merrill OF
Augusta were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. w. z. Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moody have gone
to West Medford, Mass, to stay unit
after Thanksgiving with Mrs. Moody's
son, Guy Rowell, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Brown of Lew.
iston were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs Patten of South Main street
Rally program feature for next
Sunday at the Methodist Sunday
school will be male quartet by M. E
Day, W. e. Day, r. e. Day and e. S
Hascall.
Mrs. Ethel Robinson was chosen del.
egate from the Methodist Sunday
school to the Sunday school conven.
ton in Augusta this week.
The officers of the Masonic Lodge
of Monmouth were installed Monday
evening, Oct. IS. The installing officer
was p D. d. G. NJ, Augustus Camp.
oeli OF Asylum Lodge No. 1913 OF
wayne, assisted by Harry Cochrane
as grand Chaplain and Willard e.
Day as grand Marshal: w. NJ, Harry
q. Hodsdon: S. W., F. Maynard Foss,
J. w, Cary b. Boyd; treasurer, viii.
lard " Day: secretary, Otis G. Ran.
dali; S. D., Carl w. Richardson. 7. ID
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WLNDSORVILE

ASNAOOxt 1xLD
Mrs. r. M. York and son Donald
| have returned from the Augusta Gen
eral Hospital, where they have been
surgical patients.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McKindsley
left Monday for their annual vaca-
tional visit to relatives in Portland.
Mrs. S. B. Donnell, accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Col
burn, and granddaughter, Mrs. Alice
wilkins, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Langdon Viewer Mrs. Don
nell is the oldest woman but one in
town, her age being 81 years. She was
much interested in their new home and
visited every room in the house, IL in
number.
Harry Towle of Portland was a
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Morrill, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Colby were
business visitors in Augusta Thurs
day.
Mrs. S. A. Allen and daughter Marie,
who have been guests of her aunt,
Mrs. Annie Sproul, returned Sunday
to her home in Boston. She made the
trip by auto.
Miss Ellen Watson of Gardiner was
a visitor Friday of her sister, Mrs. J.
w. sproul.
Simon L. Stevens, Mrs. Stevens and
son Richard left Friday for Florida,
leading a train of 80 autos loaded
with Maine people en- route to pass
the winter there with the expectation
| of making a permanent home. Mr..
Stevens Is Windsor boy and surely
doing his utmost to boost the sunny
southern state of his adoption.
John Sproul of Augusta was Friday
| a visitor of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Sproul.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Oakland were
weekend guests of their son, Ralph
Davis, and family.
Frank Halpen of Augusta was q
Sunday visitor in town
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Marson were
business visitors in Augusta Thurs
day.
Don Bartlett of Somerville was a
visitor in town Sunday.
Wilfred Dodge of Portland was a
guest of his father Saturday, and sis
ter Isabel Sunday.
Misses Eva Lyon of Augusta and
Daisy Jennings of Dryden are visitors
| of the formers sister and the latter S
schoolmate, Mrs. Annie Dodge.
Mrs. Isabel Colby Smith of Utica,
N. Y, was caller of Mrs. j. B. Still
phen Friday.
Elwood Weeks of Lewiston was a
| guest over Sunday of his family here.
Mrs. Flora = Edwin and daughter
Minnie, accompanied by Messrs. Law
Ter and Taylor, all of Somerville
Mass. were guests last week of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. p. Viewer.
Word has been received from
Charles Allard and family that they
have arrived safely in Florida and
are with his niece, Mrs. Idella Allard
Schenitt in Ormand.
Mrs. Josephine 3. Stilphen was a
visitor Sunday of Mrs. c. w. Brown
and Mrs. J. w. French
George Smith of Augusta was Fri
day In town on matters of business.
Mrs. Cooper, who has been a sur
gtcal patient at hospital in Boston,
has so far recovered as to leave for
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Libby of Augusta
were in town on business Friday.
Mrs. Frank Halpen and mother, Mrs.
McDavid were in town Friday on
business
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Improvement Society
To Open Season

The first meeting of the Skowhe-
gan ladies' clubs will be held to-
morrow, Friday, afternoon, October
20, by the Town Improvement So
ciety at the Library parlors at which
time Directors Tea will be held and
reports of fall conventions will be
presented. The meetings are to be
held on the second and fourth Fri
days of each month, being the fourth
Friday in October and closing the
second Friday in April.
The following make the present
executive board: President. Mrs.
Nellie E. Hobart: first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Angie B. Steward: second
vice president, Miss Gertrude s,
Weston; secretary. Mrs. Nellie w
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JEFFERSON

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Turner went to
Augusta to attend the funeral of his
cousin, Frederick G. Kinsman.
Mrs. James Marden has gone to
Union to visit friends. She is recov-
ering from a severely sprained knee.
Mrs. Frank Whitney of Westbrook
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dwight
Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Andrews of
Attleboro, Mass, are guests of Del
bert Andrews. Mr.. Andrews is a
salesman for seeds and farm imple-
ments.
Mrs. Alice Huntington of Paw
tucket, r. l., and Mrs. Carl Andrews
and son of Gardiner are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Delbert Andrews
The Ladies' Mission Circle met
Thursday.
DR.. c. K. Turner, osteopath, of
Portland, passed a few days with w.
G. turner last week.
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phiIatheans Meet

There was good attendance at the
sewing meeting of the First Phila-
thea class of the Federated church
held Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Nahum B. Steward on Bap-
fist Hill and a large amount of work
was accomplished for the fair which
the class is to hold with the ladies
of the Working League of the same
church in early winter. The hos
tess served delicious cocoa and waf-
fers and a pleasant social time was
enjoyed. The next time the Phila-
thea ladies will meet to sew will be
on Wednesday afternoon of next
week at the church when a picnic
supper will be served and the semi
monthly business session of the class
will be held in the evening.