Mrs. JosepSTteast of the River' road was ill Jhi* place on Sunday. Miss Mamie Seamans, S. H. ft. '24, went to Augusta. Saturday morning, News of Somerset's Towns 100 contestants Busy where she wag one of the held I f ] in the State typewriting contest the at Cony high, and returned on FAST SOLON | ! necessary for a woman to get an edu- evening train. -Miss Seamans Is the cation to iact an old belief bai been Ruth Allwe has recovered from the of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sea- to learn Auto Tires daughter | that the women were unable I ! and hack to Athens measles has gone mans on the Cross road. Their home* are built of mud. They to school. ; and Mrs. V.'. K. Seamans went The floor Mr. at Franklin sleep in board or bricks. a wed- Mattie Merrill, teacher $9.00 to Anson last week to attend are made of mud. * school, spent the week end at flolon. | of their homes 1 by Mr. and Mrs. native * Size I non-skid, s ding reception given Mrs. Mary Alhee had quite an ac- Wages are cheap and likewise .W\3^, ply. for their daughter and George Fletcher cident one day this week when the I products, carpenters, plumbers k ((INN) mile iriiiiniiitcr. »w Stock 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clair a * and husband, whiffletree holt broke, tiie horse run- other skilled workmen get 23c day. i and to attend k __ n Woodman or Hartland out. She [ and women will work for another for ning down hill, throwing her the wedding of Mr. Fletcher's son, a few one dollar a month. poultry, sustained no injuries but I Eggs, Bernard Fletcher to Miss Amy Camp- silk are and cheap bruises. j rice, pork, plenty Bicycles bell. went to Oak- but butter Is $2.50 a Cotton k lost lus Mrs. James Lobdell | pound. f 10. C. Mathers, who recently and kerosene oil land Saturday. I cloth $1 per yard, has the frame of bin new of home by i}re, was a caller in Hkow- 86c I have spoken only have a Ostoii Taylor gallon. 1 house started and will soon men- one week. a few of the interesting things live while hegun day this place in which they can all know where to for the i tinned Miss Hewey, her talk last- We go by building up h new home. Fourth of July. ed over one and a half hours, telling us of the good work being done t'< JACKMAN help educate and Improve things in WEST PALMYRA Friday. May China and how much it was being ap- There was no school Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ford and son or In Payton preciated by Its people. Miss Hewey 25 in the high school Harold Sunday with her father as the teachers spent is to return to China to carry on the Smith Primary school Warren Farnum. well started. went to Solon to the convention. ! good work already so < Standard Comparison V-S Thomas Gee and family of Caribou Mr. and A The Cadies Aid of the Congrega- Th« of Among those present were ft Lanre line at very reasonable have located in *J hold a food and Palmyra village. Mrs. Charles Collins. Mr. and Mrs. A tional church are to a few of the farmers In this prices at 2.30 p. m. Quite Butters, Rhubaln Crombte, Mias Crorn- £ apron sale June fltii corn for s big I vicinity arc planting sweet anil Mrs. We're all going to Skowbegan I bie, Clarence Andrews. Mr. * the factory. Leo W. P. Raker and many Fourth of July celebration. Hall, fever Mr. Thompson nnd wife nnd Mr. JUST ARRIVED There ure two cases of scarlet younger people. Redlcater and of St. Albans are under family Mrs. Austin GofT Is keeping house In town and the places ^ at Everett NON-SKID, RED TRED, a number of spent Sunday Hughes. a weeks. 5 f and quite for Fred Temple for few 3 BICYCLE TIRES quarantine a Mrs. Kdwin Cook .is making cheese. OU J of cough. Is Vacation Alice McFarland has gone to Bos- eases whooping »ry Week-End Slnre May 12 she has made eight and ton to secure employwent. While They Latl 5 sells them as fasl as she takes them | Little Galth Collins is staying with J. Parcel Pott 10c extra ipliuU « MERCER With This Buick” from the press. in the Sunil ly to the farm wtth her new baby. It Election of officers ( Frank Raymond and family nnd Su- weighed seven pounds at birth and is School took place last Sunday. | Mrs. Ellen Davis called on Mrs. John assistant combined with cross named Hazel. perlntendent, Frank Varney; Closed car comfort is perfectly Wchendorfer Friday. j Little Carth Collins is staying with superintendent, A. E. McMahon; this Buick six Mrs. Ella Hubbard, Lucy Farnum, convenience in cylinder I his grandmother, Mrs. Weymouth Col- J. D. SYMONS treasurer, Mrs. E. Varney; libra-j country touring Mrs. F. H. Farnum and Mrs. Florence 1 assistant 11-, tins for few days. 1 Mrs. C. S. Presay; I a, Skowliciran rian, Field of and Mrs. Mc- $ Water Street, % v sedan. Palmyra Amy brarinn, Enid Williamson; superinten- I touring j Crlllls, Ivan McCrillis and little J. W. Mswttwraww dent home department, Pastor Chailotte or Hartland spent Friday, HON IE Mrs. it is Barr; superintendent cradle roll, and appointment unusually 25 with Mrs. C. F. Wilbur to cele- who been In interior arrangement May Mrs. Chas. Barney has D. L.’ Tracy. 1 car brale her birthday. There were five sick Is now able to bo out again. home on Sat- of Rome windows provide “open very i Miss White was called George Tibbetts and family attractive. Broad adjustable sisters all together, the eldest was 71 Mrs. H. L. Damon and daughter, illness of her home, Bun- urday by the serious were callers at the Kelley the smart trunk on the rear nnd 4k. Mrs. Wilbur serv- are her in and airiness. And youngest Thelma visiting parents father.' Pupils and parents extend day. vision” ed a line dinner with roast, chicken Leeds for a few days. sympathy and hope lie will soon be We’re nil going to Skowhegan s big facilities so essential to touring. nnd all the and the dessert was York and affords the fixing Mr. and Mrs. Herbert improving- Mrs. John Healy is tak- Fourth of July celebration. luggage an old fashioned Indian one in Oakland Sat- pudding, fmnily wore callers ing Miss White s place in the Primary Memorial services were conducted to make yottr mouth water, with fruit, the Civil of this car. You will find in it urday. room. >. Sunday at the church and Ask for a demonstration mils and nnd talk of olden be out punch M. C. Perkins Is now able to War veterans and the Grange were the ilav went too quickly to the times, again. HARMONY especially Invited to attend. The ser- many new qualities. sisters, all having passed a day to Mr. and Mrs. Clement and VlrgU Mrs. John Libby and Mrs. John vices were very, interesting. be remembered. Mr. and Henry and son of Rome Mrs. Blodgett were in Hartland Philip Bacon and family and Libby Jr. visiting Frank Raymond Ralph Cook, Lester were calling on relatives in Paul and family one day last week. and Chamberlain who are putting the Miller lightning Plttston and Windsor Sat- Dresden, Postmaster C. C. McLaughlin and visited at John Bacon's Sunday. rods on buildings, have placed them and making the trip is for urday Sunday Fred EUlridgo and son Harold of Cam- Harold Stockft»nl working on three different farm buildings. aufto. the Madison road. by bridge took a fishing Jrip last week John Lloyd on Mrs. Everett Hughes spent Friday was a caller In Josephine Gerrlsh Plantation They re- Ira Taylor had the misfortune tHolden occupying rent on trustees, Henry Johnson arrived Friday guard, Gertrude McCarthy; kindness to ns the Illness and tenement. during nnd onr house cleaning one Inez Cooley, two years, work began spring year, death of our husband and son. also for M. E. Holden lias commenced three Blanche by patching the plaster, Marlon Bemis, years, the flowers stilt to the funeral. on the new sidewalk on Pleasant St. to be held i Much mote 1* planned In the way Stafford. Meetings are Nora Goodwin Huff Mrs. Blanche Sawyer has gone to fourth of of wliiteifing the ceiling and tinting the second and Wednesdays Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hiiff Jonds Pond. She will be accompani- is in- i the walls. each month. Sunrise Temple 1923* her brother-in-law, Reed Suw- North Fairfield, Maine, May 31, ed by vited by Higgins Lodge. K. of P. to and wife. Leonard Hall is also yer attend church in a body on‘June 3. to work for her. He will drive c going M"M’+++++*++++++++++++++++ Mrs. Ora Willis was visiting her Ronds Good frnm Solon to Cnrntunk huckhonrd team to and from the ■ • the daughter in Fairfield last Thursday. comps. lbs. A fine baby boy weighing 8V6 The roads from Solon to Caratunk 7 The avenue (hackle bolt Mr. Mrs. M. E. Holden return- and to the home of Mr. and Mrs. x came are now in good condition. The ride to */$' in diameter. Old*, ed home recently from down river. 30 3 1-2 25 Ceorge Campbell on May (Harold with the hills in mobile (hackle bolt* are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holden and son is delightful clothed Keith i. their new green. J4' in diameter More of Portland were in town the first sick spring Roy Mrs. Harry Brown was quite hence of tho w?6k, wearing surface; for a few last week, but is now Cord dt(ys extra year* of service. Mrs. Charles Pine of Detroit, Mich, the fellow «• able to attend to her duties at the I'ncle Ah says: Only are visiting her _ :: and two daughters switchboard in tho telephone office. who plays the game fair and square Mr. and Mrs. James Hull. HP* a to fair and parents, The many friends of Miss Geneva has right expect square ^ H. W. IGilley lias purchased a Hud- Reed will be sorry to learn that she treatment from the other fellow. Mo- !: son sedan of the Henlcy-Klinball 1 1 ires lied With weak lungs is confined to the Co. tor resulting from her operation for ap- WRST MOSCOW pendicitis. Virgil Campbell arrived last Satur- A veryl Interesting talk on the peo- $i2— i day night for a short visit with his ple of China wan given InHt Sunday | I parents. afternoon at the Washington school- Mrs. Clifford Peering of Athens and house by Miss Hewey, sister to Mrs. : I 30 x 3 1*2 Fabrics her daughter Vera were visiting Butters, who has lived nearly six friends In town for the week end. years'In China, going there as a mis- Miss Wilma Mayo and Miss Vera last Satur- sionary, doing educational work and !: Peering went to Hartland as of the Pickford Me- day afternoon. $922 ■ superintendent 4 1 OLDSMOBILE morial Hospital, Kiliwa, China. She + Deputy SherlfT E. S. Reed went to lias nothing but good to say of the Ripley and St. Albans last Monday on > Wins Chinese. She Informed us that they business. by Comparison f and | were very honest trustworthy, Ford Batteries i! * jr and paid their debts; if a fa- M^LBON’S MILLS nlwuys Where does an automobile wear out? mobile chassis is built oversize to ther died in debt, his son took on Harold Libby of Watorvllle and Ed- Where one rubs on of resist wear. The are longer, the responsibility and became head waril Hicks of Hinckley were in this part another, springs $19.90 the shackle bolts for the bolts are die frame of the house. All the labor and place on business on Saturday. course. Take king larger, There heavy work is done by men, the cool- P. .1. Lancaster of Canaan, stock instance. is deeper .than the average. ies. Even heavy trucking was done GASOLINE 24c was in this place recently on have the meaning of the slogan :i buyer The shackle bolts and the shackle you hy man power, there being practically business. "Oldsmobile Wins byComparison”. of China. Miss Veedol 21c Mr. Blalsdell of link illustrated above, connect the no horses in that part qt. ;; H. J. Stevens and There’s the reason too for Oldsmo- said she had seen only one i! Motor Oil 25c Mercer five good hogs of frame of the automobile with the Hewey Socony bought bile’s great reputation as a car horse and three ponies in all her stay Oil 20c Isaiah Crowell recently. You strike a in the I; Supreme |! springs. bump of endurance. there. She said we Americans should Mrs. Lester Young and children are * road, the flexed, and • springs see a Chinaman will farm and who have been visiting her parents, how there’s wear on the shackle bolts. motorists are automo- he will obtain from Mr. and Mrs. Millard Damron In La- Experienced what great crops want facts, all with- home bile* wise today. They a small piece of land, and :: Peoples Garage \\ rone lor two weeks, returned Oldsmobile shackle bolts are V in about the cars out the aid of a horse. He will plant Smith & Clark, Props. )) on Monday. measurements,figures J diameter, while the average is W. for. for market and as each row Holden of has to pay their money His crop Watar St. Sylvester Brunswick for the extra they expect he car- ;; Skowhegan ;: Figure .out yourself or Is more Is * been his brother Charles an Oldsmobile Four gathered planted; I | visiting Choose while his a years of service in the Oldsmobile of ries hi* product to market Holden and family for week. Eight and you buy extra years even in weather. He Fred Towle, an aged man. who has shackle bolt. s wife replants, dry service, because you get oversize carries wator two or three times a day \jeen passing the winter in Canaan, is In every other vital part the Olds. construction. to keep his crops going/ The city stopping for a while with Mr. and has a wide high wall Mrs. Charles Tuttle on the Notch of Klnlievn very MICHIGAN surrounding it built of stone which road. OLDS MOTOR WORKS, LANSING, contains four huge Iron gates, these Miss Angie Kenton and friend Jos- Division of Control Motors Corporation gates are lorked every night at ten eph Rumps of Portland were Sunday o'clock, with a wutchman on duty at morning callers at Isaiah Crowell'e. each gnte, the streets have no side- They were on their way to Kings- walks anil are so narrow that with bury to visit Miss Keaten's mother, Storage Battery CLOUGH MOTOR COMPANY arms one can almost Mr3. and oilier rela- j stretched-ont Leroy Campbell v touch from house to house across the tives. Service Station Distributors of Oldsmobile Cars Trucks and Service streets, everything being built to keep Service W. L. Walker and son are having nwuy the "Evil Spirit" the one thing their buildings painted by Perley LAKEWOOD ROAD, MADISON of which they have great fear and Cole and assistant from town. strong belief. They claim this Evil Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker re- afternoon from a trip one can only travel straight ahead BATTERIES”: turned Sunday and every care Is taken to block Its ij to Portland and Fryehurg, where they I and Wal- path. Miss Hewey claims the people Charged Repaired ; visited several days with Mrs. Uacasce are honest to goodness people, with ker’s brothers. Prof. Elroy Walk- good cfualities and Just as human as !! Auto Electric Service ! and Raymond Lacusce. Mrs. Lacasce cared our own, of course they think our er’s mother, Mrs. Etta their absence. ways are as strange as we think and Radio Shop for the children during of E. 0. theirs. With 450 millions of poo- !! H. B. Parker, Mgr. Mrs. Maria. Loomis, mother COBURN GARAGE schools and Miss Cora Loomis, is 111 «t her ple only four government 144 Water St, Skowhegan ! Avenue Q!ds-2S*63 exist. few of the I! home on the Notch road from troubles Madison far women Very » women can read as It is not thought incident to old age. 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