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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-06
WINTHROP

On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Clement entertained at a
most enjoyable party at their home
at Winthrop Center. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Clement
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Taylor and
daughter, Kathlena, of Winthrop.
and Elmer Taylor of >Mercersburg,
Pa: Clement Taylor of Colby Col
lege, Miss Eileen c. Clement Of Au-
gusta and Miss Carrie Ackley of
Fairfield and Mr.. and Mrs. Clement
and two sons, Junior and Winthrop.
Arthur Beatty and Robert Pitman
have returned to Bowdoin college,
after passing the Christmas vaca-
ton at their homes in town.
The annual meeting of the Con-
gregational church will be held this
evening at the vestry at o'clock.
All members of the church and all
interested in the same are cordially
invited to attend.
Miss Dorotha Hume of Hallowell
is surgical patient at Mrs. Hous-
tons private hospital.
The quarantine for scarlet fever
has been removed from the home
of Charles kilbreth.
There will be no meeting of Crys-
tai Lodge, 1. o. o. F., this week.
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FAYETTE

The Ladies' Farm Bureau wiIl |.
an all-day meeting at Mrs. n,
Tuck's Tuesday. Vegetable cook..
will be the topic for the day.
Alfred Philbrick, who is shin.
clerk in the blanket mill at AT,
passed Christmas with Mr.. and q
Russell Chase.
The friends of Mrs. Osca Prst,
pleased to hear she is improyips
health.
Miss Clarine Hubbard returned \,
Orono Saturday, where she has /.
attending the Boys and Girls 3,
Club meeting. While there shs :
her story of her recent visit Ia I,
cago which was very interesting
Miss Gladys Jones and Clarine ,.
bard returned to Pennington Non
school Monday.
Miss Ruth Tuck returned "a
school work at North Arson Noss
Ralph Gle and Perley Smith 4
returned from the woods reuorti
that there is not enough SNOW
teaming.
The Community Club will meet Il
Mrs. Mary Smiley "Wednesday n
noon.
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READFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tibbetts enter
tanned four tables of Whist, at their
home, New Years eve. A dainty
luncheon was served. The first
prize was won by Mrs. George Man
ter, the consolation by Mr.. Thyng.
Those present were, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. r. o Sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Manter, DR.. and Mrs. ]. d.
Ames, Mr.. and Mrs. Thyng, Mrs. NJ.
Fifield, Miss Virginia Fifield, and
Miss Helen Neil.
Miss Helen Neil has returned from
Skowhegan, after passing Christmas,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Neil.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church, held a business meeting,
Thursday evening, at the home of
Mrs. A. H. Wilson.
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CAMBRIDGE

w j. Coughlin of Dexter wa.
town Monday on business,
+. c. Trafton of Harmonv
caller in town Wednesday.
Miss Alice Boardman Of vv...
is in town. called here by the ~.
her father, Andrew Boardmau
Hazel, Ruth and Rachel Ha,
in Dexter Wednesday, for theIr s
lessons. lae
Marguerite Sawyer. Vaughn Il
bourne, Hiderith Hanson and ~
Fuller were visitors at The ~.
school this week.
Aubrey Folsom is assisting n
Whitney & Son take account a. -
Doris Eldridge, who is TRAINS -
the E. II. G. hospital, Bangor. -. !
home over Christmas. ~
Aldine and Flora Gilman. vi.
been passing two weeks yacatI.s-
the home of their mother. M,s !,
Gilman, will return to Maiden s,.a
day. S'
Mona Basier is boarding AZ !,
Hams and attending school
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State House Chat

Chief Engineer Paul D. Sargent of
the state highway commission will
leave today for Boston, where this
evening he will attend the annual
banquet of the New England Road
Builders association at the Copley-
Plaza hotel.
The department of inland fisheries
and game has been notified by +: NJ
Bailey, chieef game warden of Waldo
county of the prosecution of Allen
NJ. Halves of Belfast, for shooting
wild duck. Halves was convicted
and was sentenced to pay fine OF
$40.
Miss Aida Barrows, assistant d.
rector of the division Of social n.y.
giene, State department of health
gave a short address last evening be-
fore the Belfast Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club.
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DAILY KENNEBEc JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 6, 1926.

was very thankful. = picnic dinner
was enjoyed.
Miss Goldie Crowell has returned
to her school at Riverside after pass
ing the holidays at her home.
Miss Lila Morrow, who has been
passing the holidays with. her sister,
Mrs. Barton Richardson, has re-
turned to her school in Arson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dudley,
Daniel Blaisdell and Mrs. Durward
Mosher were guests New Years OF
Elder Taylor and wife,
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CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. William Fowler are
the proud parents of a baby girl
born Saturday, December 26.
Norman Williams, senior at C. c.
l., Waterville, returned to school
Monday, after passing the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H
Williams.
Mrs. Fidella Gowen of Hartland
was in town, Friday, calling on reia-
tives.
Gordon Gleason returned to Kents
Hill, Monday, after passing the holi-
day recess with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Gleason.
Mrs. James Green is. a surgical
patient at the Sisters Hospital, in
Waterville.
Levi Nutting of Hartland was call
ingn on friends in town, Friday.
Mrs. Eugene Keene of Skowhegar
was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Eu-
gene Drawn, Wednesday.
Alton Littlefield of Hartland was 6
guest of Arland Smith. Thursday
night.
, r. H. Harris is doing carpenter
work for Henry Richardson o.
Skowhegan.
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Will Act as
Their Own Agents

Five candidates for Republican
nominations in the June primaries
Tuesday, filed at the Department OF
State statement that they will act
as their own political agents. The
candidates are as follows: Ralph o.
Brewster, candidate for governor;
Mrs. Dora B. Pinkham of Fort Kent
candidate for State senator from
Aroostook county; Sidney r. SHARPE
of Merrill, candidate for sheriff OF
Aroostook county; Linwood F
Crockett, candidates for clerk OF
courts for Cumberland county:
Charles w. Fowler of Fort Fairfield
candidate for county attorney OF
Aroostook county.
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Opera Star Injured

New York, Jan. 5-(AP)-Mme.
Marie Jeritza, noted operate star,
who has been slightly injured several
times because of unexpected falls
on the Metropolitan Opera House
stage, is recovering from a II foot
plunge she took yesterday from a
property cliff. She was saved from
serious injury by one of the extras
who broke her fall.
Nine. Jeritza was talking with q
fellow singer during a rehearsal and
when summoned by the rap of the
conductors baton, miscalculakd her
step and tumbled headlong. Beyond
the sudden fright and severe shaking,
she was said to have suffered no i'll
effects.
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Frank G. Osgood, Bath

Especial, to the Kennebec Jourrs
Bath, Jan. 5.-Frank G. 0sgu
80, for many years skilled mach
list and later a police official, d
last night at his home, 10 Bath SUI
from a long illness during which
lost the use of his legs. The funs
is to be tomorrow afternoon at
at his home, after which the b
will be sent to his birthplace, G
ham. n. H., accompanied by
members of Bath Lodge of Elks. I
two from the lodge of Berlin, N
and the four will accompany
body to the grave.
He is survived by his mother. ,
Charlotte OSgood.
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Bus Service in
Oxford County

Hearing was held Tuesday before
the public utilities commission on
two petitions to run a jitney bus SER
vice between the towns of Andover
and Rumford, in Oxford county, a
distance of about IS miles.
The petitioners We're Homer r.
Richards and Edmund T. Dorian,
both of Andover. Mr.. Dorian now
conducts a bus stage line between
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ROME

Miss Welthea Richardson, who is
teaching in Oakland, and Miss Laura
Mosher and Floyd Foster, who are
attending school there and have been
passing their vacation at their homes,
nave returned to their duties.
Mr. and Mrs. Durward Mosher
We're among the dinner guests at
Bear Spring. Camps, Christmas day.
The neiShbors and friends of Mrs.
Ed Crowell met at her home Thurs
day and did good amount of sewing
and mending for her for which she
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Mrs. ID. b. White

John A. Wyman has received no.
tice of the death of his mother, Mrs.
d. B. White, who died very sudden
ly at her home in Lincoln, Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. f. H. Bate was visitor in
Gardiner.
The meeting of the Winthrop Lit
erary Club was omitted this week.
Mrs. Martha French has returned
from a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Parkman Collins in Wollaston,
Mass.
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Nominations by
Governor Brewster

The following nominations were
posted yesterday by Governor Brew
gter:
Members Of the board Of ostec-
pathic examination and registration
DIR. William Claire Brown. Water
willie; DR.. Sophronia J. Rosebrook,
Portland.
County examiner Of insane con-
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the two points and handles the
mails.
Mr.. Richards was represented by
Hon. Albert J. Stearns of Norway.
while Mayor Ernest l.. Mclean of
Augusta appeared for Mr.. Dorian.
Decision was reserved by the COM
mission.
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Community Club

Saturday afternoon, January 2, the
Community Club was entertained by
Mrs. Lenora Leeman and Miss Grace
Ingham at the home OF Mrs. Emma
Gorden. After a social hour re-
freshments were served by the host
esses, gifts for each member distribut-
ed from the nrettilV decorated tree.
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harvested the seasons supply OF Ice
at Rowe Pond Camps, last week.
Mrs. George Andrews. who for
many months has been in very poor
health. is somewhat improved at this
writing,
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Lincoln Farm Bureau will be held at
the home of Mrs. Annie Potters
January IA. Miss Mahoney of War
rem is expected to be present. Work
for the meeting will be on slips and
boomers.
Henry Gilman has moved his family
to North Pittston in the Grant house
|. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Merrigold and
son, Lloyd, and Miss Gladys Lowell
passed a very enjoyable evening
Saturday where fine concert was
heard over the radio.
NORTH--Mrs. May Bruce is very
low. Mrs. =. p. Clark is caring for
her.
Miss Teresa Hussey has returned
to Cony High School, after a two
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson and
daughter were visiting in Hallowell,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Jewett from
Southport were visiting here Sunday.
Guy Chadwick and o. p. Hilton
are harvesting their ice from Dyer
Pond this week.
Maurice Bran is enjoying a weeks
vacation from his mail route, and
Benjamin Fowles is taking his place.
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Andrew Boardmar

Andrew Boardn1an passed ava,
the home of his daughter, Mrs ~
Clark, at the age of 90 years 5, =
funeral was held at the homs M
at 10 o'clock, conducted by Rev |
Roddy.
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Verses whic haccompanied !.
caused much merriment ~ OF
close Of q jolly party. the ., ~ d
Journed to meet in two wsaI Z
Mrs. Frances Jones, at tba ~ VII
her mother, Mrs. Mary Ade,,a aoms q
Services were held at thu :
Memorial Church, the end
being c. e. Kennison, subiec, ap e
ing Stock of Your Own LIZ 81
Mrs. Amy Packard attenS..
Mission Study Class. W..
Center, of which she is a msras aslis|
At the home of Mrs. MARI y.
they have several cases of mrs
Mrs. Frances Jones, wbo sa
moved to Auburn, attends
Community Whist Club =, ~
Shattuck's.
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EAST WINTHROP
Mrs. Addie Bahhift

Word has been received announc-
ing the death of Mrs. Addie Rabbit,
which occurred at Fitchburg, Mass,
on January at the age of "A. Mrs.
Rabbit was formerly Winthrop
lady and had large circle of friends
in this place. She suffered paralyt-
&c shock in October, 1924, and has
been confined to her bed since that
time. She is survived by her hus-
band, f. c. Babbitt, and daughter,
Mrs. Ida -rnold, also two grandsons,
Edward and Foster Arnold of Fitch
burg; brother, G. M. Foster of this
place; also nephew, Harry E.
Packard of Baltimore; and two
nieces, Misses Louise and Grace Eos
ter of Winthrop. The funeral will
take place on Thursday afternoon at
: o'clock at Fitchburg, Mass.
The Willing Helpers will meet
with Mrs. Sadie Hewett on Friday
afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Susie Carr is ENJOYING a few
weeks vacation at her home.
Miss Dorothy Waugh returned to
Pennington Normal school on Mon
day.
Mrs. Frances Cushman and two
children visited at j. G.. Cushman's
on Wednesday.
Mrs. G.. T. Griffin has returned
from New Hampshire, where she
was guest over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Ainslie were
guests on Thursday night at Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Il. Clifford's.
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Readfe1d Grange

Readfield Grange met Saturday,
Jan. 9, with a good attendance. The
annual reports were read and accepted
The master, Stanley r. Hight, gave an
interesting report of the session of
the Maine State Grange at Bangor,
Remarks by George Crane of Winthrop
Grange, also A. c. Russell. Dinner was
served under the direction of Lott1e b.
Cotton.
The officers were installed in an able
manner by Charles White of the de-
partment of agriculture, assisted by
Sadie ]. Dunn with Lillian Ames and
Helen Hartman as aids: Master
Charles w. Crosby; overseer, Oliver
Hathaway; lecturer, Minnie Hathaway
steward, Benjamin H. Winters; assls-
tant steward, George Rowland; chap
lain, Anna Wilson; secretary, Alice E.
Walker; Ceres, Amy w. Packard: Po-
mona, Alice E. Mace; Flora, Faustina
Winters; gate keeper, John II. Whit
ney: lady assistant steward, Louise
Childs. Address with pictures by
Charles White, assisted by Senator
Babb of Augusta. Mrs Charles White
and Mrs. Smith of Augusta were
present.
DEPOT-Wednesda evening, De-
cember 80, the Community Whist
Club met with Miss Leila Shattuck
sixteen members present. Winners
of first prize, Mrs. Wyman and Ro-
land Sedgley; consultations, Mrs
Sedgley and Ruel Adams. Refresh
ments served and after a social hour
came adjournment to meet at the
home of Mrs Wyman in two weeks,
Mrs. Leeman hostess.
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WHTTEFIELD
Cunningham.

George Cunningham, who has
passed two weeks vacation at
home, returned to his studies at the
U. of NJ, Orono.
William Ford, who passed the hon.
day vacation at his home, has re-
turned to Colby, where he is a stu
dent.
P. E.Chaney was business caller
in Gardiner, Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie King, Chester
Blodgett and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hap
good motored to Waterville, Satur-
day evening, where they gave Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Macdonald a pleasant
surprise party.
L. H. Ford and son, Lore Ford, Jr.
Hardie Coombs and son, Curtis, at
tended the installation of officers of
windsor Grange. Friday evening.
Mr.. Ford was installing officer.
Fire Destroys Home
Fire broke out in what is known as
the Blinn house at Kings Mills,
about II o'clock, Friday evening,
burning the house to the ground.
Fire was discovered by Willie King,
who was returning home from a
neighbours. By the time help was
summoned the flames had made s,ch
Roadway nothing could be done. The
house was owned by Octave Steward
OF Massachusetts,, who was having
very extensive repairs made on the
inside. The carpenter had been
working there during the day. 1t is
believed that the fire caught from the
chimney.
Whitefield Grange holds IT newt
regular meeting Saturday. January
8. An all day meeting and instaIIa.
ton Of officers.
The ndEt women's meeting of the
WhitefieK Branch of the Knox and
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BINGHAM

PLEASANT RIDGE - Granville
Goodrich is in very poor health and
confined to his bed.
Mrs. Milliken has been i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John
Owens, but is somewhat improved,
at present.
Miss Grace Brown is working for
Mrs. Claud Goodrich.
Mrs. Silas Hunnewell, who has
been ill for several weeks at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Manley Hun
newell. Is quite a lot better and sits
UP several hours each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Steward were
at Pleasant Ridge. Sunday.
Glen, the youngest child Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Rollins of Concord. was
very Ill Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Mack Bigelow of Concord. has
been at Alvin Barron's. helping care
for her mother, Mrs. Samuel Rollins,
who has been seriously i'll. but who
is slightly better at present.
Roscoe Smith of Moscow, has
taken the job to haul the pulpwood
from the Viles lot to Huston brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denman Young have
moved from the Markie Bean house,
to Concord.
Francis Friend of Skowhegan, was
in town last week, looking after his
numbering interests in this section.
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Reception of Newlyweds

Verne Ketchum gave them a reception
Tuesday evening, Dec. 20, at the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ketchum. They received many nice
gifts, consisting of set of dishes,
pyrex and silverware, an electric iron
and other useful things. Refreshments
were served and a general good time
enjoyed.
Schools in town opened Monday,
December %, for the winter term
with the same corps of teachers.
Mrs. Vinal Rideout is taking charge
of the Grammar school until Miss
Currier, the regular teacher is able to
resume her duties.
A joint installation of the officers
of the Odd Fellow and Rebekah
Lodges was held Monday evening,
January a, at the l. o. o. F. Hall.
The officers of Albion grange will
be installed Thursday evening, Jan.
Z, Past Master Charles Taylor will
act as installing officer
Mrs. James Rowe is seriously i'll.
Winston, the young son of DIR.
and Mrs. a. C. Ross has recovered
from an attack of scarlet fever and is
out of quarantine.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Abbott re-
ceived a fine box of fruit for Christ
mas from their son, Voyle Abbott of
Tampa, Fla. Mr.. Abbott also sent
box of fruit to his aunt, Mrs. Jo-
sic Sylvester.
Fourteen of the former classmates
and schoolmates besides several of
the older friends of Kenneth Black
attended his funeral held at Palermo,
Wednesday, Dec. so :,
WEST-Ashman Abbott reports
the sale of his farm recently, to his
son. Lewis Abbott of Winslow. The
senior Mr.. Abbott will remain at the
farm for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milliken have
purchased through w. II. lockwood
of the E. A. Strout Farm Agency the
farm owned by Oliver Bessey of
Readfield and known as the Walter
Davis farm. This is considered one
of the largest and best farms in
Albion. Mr.. Milliken plans to do ex-
tensive dairying in the future.
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ALBION
Celebrates yUth Birthday

The home of John E. Copeland was
the scene of a very pleasant family
gathering Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der 20, when his children and part
of his grandchildren gathered at the
old home to celebrate his ninetieth
birthday. The rooms were beautifully
green crepe paper, Christmas bells
and wreaths.
A postponed Christmas tree stood
in one corner of the living room, GAL
ly decorated and heavily laden with
gifts for young and old.
These were removed by the host
esq, Miss Eva Copeland, and distri-
buted by one of Mr.. Copeland's little
grandsons, John Grant Copeland. af-
ter which all went to the dining-room
where bountiful lunch of sandwich
es, cocoa, cake and ice cream was
served. A large birthday cake, dec
GRATED with red and green candles
bearing the name Father" and the
dates T835-1925," was presented to
Mr.. Copeland by his daughter, iva.
At the table the same color scheme
of red and green was carried out in
napkins, place cards and long
streamers draped to the chandelier
from the center of which hung a
large red and green bell. Mr.. Cope
land is the oldest citizen in Albion
and has held the gold-headed Post
cane for several years. He received
many post cards and letters of con-
graduation from relatives and friends
with which he was much pleased.
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Miss Edwina Bagley has returned
to her school in Vienna.
Miss Esther Tilton has returned to
Islesboro, where she teaches music
in the schools.
Miss Olive A Gould has returned to
her school in Brookton.
DR.. A. C. Ross has purchased a
snowmobile.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah
lodges held a reconsecration meeting
Friday evening, Jan. /, to which fam
lilies and friends were invited. A pro-
gram under the direction of Rev. F. r.
Champlin was much enjoyed, after
which a social hour was passed and a
treat of corn balls and fudge served.
Vaughan Ketchum has returned to
his school in North Wayne.
H. L. Gould has returned to his
work at PASSPORT after passing two
weeks at home.
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All persons are hereby notified that
l will not be responsible for any bills
contracted in my name or on my
credit by any person other than nv.
self and not to give credit to anyone
on my behalf.
dec31-jan2-4-5-6-l1s
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Eli Steward


1t is with regret we announce the
death of an old neighbor, Eli
Steward. who passed away Saturday
night, after a long period of suffer
, ing.
He was born in this place, No.
vember 10, 1854, and the greater part
of his life was passed here. except "a
few years at Challon's Mills, Cali
fornia. In his younger days he was
married May Z, 1875. to Miss Ada
Williams, also of this place, who
| survives him. Six children were
born, four of whom are now living,
Lester, Percy and Erwin Steward of
this place and Harry Steward Of
Bingham. Willie Steward dieo
August "a, 1922 and Alma, the only
daughter. who became the wife Of
Willie Martin, passed away last Nav
and was buried on the fiftieth an
niversary of her parents marriage.
Other relatives are, Is grand
children and an aged sister, Mrs.
Nancy Vittum, who resides in MadI-
son.
The deceased was q kindly dis
positioned man and had many friends
VINO Will mourn his loss.
Funeral services were held at the
home Tuesday at 10 A. NJ, conducted
by Mr.. Parker of Bingham, and in
terment was at Bingham.
George Andrews and crew Of men
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George Andrews and crew Of men