Morning Sentinel from Waterville, Maine (2024)

March 28, 1941

Publication:

Morning Sentineli

Location:

Waterville, Maine

Issue Date:

Friday, March 28, 1941

Page:

9

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adison And Vicinity Interesting News Events As Reported rom Skowhegan Really Means Iv i probate and for tno appointment Enjoy Varied Program of lhi rench of said sxowhewn 7 the executrix named therein with Athens MADISON are 2 BIG HITS! crews Athena was In OILMORl Mcrccr COSTLY UELS! 4 I and 4 I 7 ST A SKOWHEGAN STATE Inciud Merrlll Aatamttlcally retn adk Na bay Slips Inta the faraaca ya 83 101 104 101 478 where ehe ha with her niece and Mrs Lin 84 239 315 442 1394 77 251 100 1325 Mr and Mre who will be as Lwt aut of eKtep rel ef cm) Iaveitiet! I LAST TIMES TODAY The Exdtlng Story of America I Land of Liberty NEEDLE POINT or 'the Home Beautiful 'A Largo Assortment of Imported Ako Moth rdof Yarn at PARKMAN'S ABT STORE Opp Opera House Madison Local Correspondent and Subscription Dept Te 68 2 John os wee in Brighton Tues day Mr and Mre Harold Sindel of Brighton were in Athena and Skow hegan Monday Ray Goodrich of Brighton was In town Bunday Harry Jone and daughter Do rie of Brighton were in town re cently Cert Herman wa In Skowhegan recently Mr and Mrs Orward Sinclair of Cold Stream spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Mont Sinclair Mrs lora Davis was In Bright on Monday Lafond returned Mr and Mrs Charles RansQn of Clinton were recent guests of their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs John Ingersoll A third town meeting is sched uled today In which a first sel ectman is to be elected Joseph Bacon and red Savage are can didates this office Recent callers In armington were Grace Tracy Helen True Lou Yeat on Sylvia Ingersoll' and Ernest Gray Maude Morse of armington was a recent caller In town riends of Lena Dunton of New Sharon will be sorry to hear she had the misfortune to fall and break her hip last week Th Excelsior Club met at the home of Sylvia Ingersoll on Wed nesday Roll call was answered by each member telling of superstltl tlons she believed Marcia Decker was in charge of the program Origin and History of Tea" rank chapman has been engaged to carry the mall from Mercer to Prine" 'moscot of 33rd military police company at Comp orrest Tenn weare po lice club pistol and band Soldiers iy laket duties seriously bites men not In uniform RANK HOSKINS DIAL 2245 ftl 88 80 80 PROBATE NOTICES The following matters have been presented for action at the next term of Somerset Probate Court which convenes here on April 8 with Judge George Davis of Skowhegan presiding Minnie Redman late of Pittsfield deceased Petition for the appointment of Ola Whalen of said Pittsfield as administratrix without bond Edward Sumner late of Skow hegan deceased petition by Charles A Libby of Mexico Maine inter ested In said estate a heir at law asking for the appointment of Ger ald A Rose of said Mexico as ad ministrator without bond Emerson Pclkie late of Hart land deceased Petition by Iva Pelkle of said Hartland widow asking for her own appointment as administratrix to serve withiut bond George Ames late of Skowhe gan deceased Petition by Eugene Brawn of Canaan Interested in said estate as nephew asking for the appointment of Horace Bean Of sak! Canaan as administrator without bond Nellie Patten late of Pitts field deceased Petition by rank Southard of Augusta Maine In terested in said estate as heir at lwzaklng for hla own appoint ment as administrator Willard A Macomber late nf PHtofield deceased Will petition for probate and for the appoint ment of Harry Coolidge cn Mid Pittsfield the executor named therein Reuben late of Skow hegan deceased Will petition for Albans deceased or allowance the first account of Lucy Crocker of said St Albans trustee under will of said deceased for the bene fit of Marlon Crocker Nickerson May Andrews late of Colon deceased Petition for the appoint ment of Emil Andrews of said Solon as administrator without bond Maurice JI Magoon late of Skow hegan deceased Petition for the appointment of Estelle Magoon of said Skowhegan as adminlatra George Huff late of Hartland deceased or allowance the first and final account of executor also petition for distribution Albert Miller late of Hart land deceased Petition by Ben jamin I Miller of St Albans in tereated in said estate as one of the heirs mentioned in will of said de ceased asking for the appointment of Alice Smith of Corinna Maine as administratrix de bonis non with the will nncxed' Albert Match late of airfield deceased Petition for distributlon filed by CSara Jewell or said airfield and Ruth Hatch of Winslow Maine executrices Waller Crosby late of Nor ridgewock deceased)? or allow ance the first and final account of executrix West Cornville Mr and Mrs Hugo Hjort of Wat crvlile visited Mr and Mrs Con rad Hjort on Sunday Clyde Harville and Everett Icke returned Sunday evening to Dex ter where they are attending the A school Mrs James Pugh Mr and Mrs rank and son Everett visited Mr and Mrs Dickey in Waterville Sunday PLUS CHAP ARCHER1 MUD BALL Elast Madison Grange Hail TONIGHT Riclcer Rhythm Makers Bring the Gang and be Good Mixers Dancing 8:20 to 12M Games warn played and aoraon for the led by CENTRAL CLEANERS DIAL 603 148 WATER SKOWHEGAN Call for and Deliver" LEHIGH NUT A STOVE COAL Notice: Wo have been advised and yoa no tic in the papers that there Is likely to be a coal shortage In the all I advise all those who' can afford It to stock up at the present low prices for next fuel Coal will be higher In the all A JEPSON Madison Ave Skowhegan deceased Will petition fbr pro bate presented by William Os 1 borne of said airfield interested in said estate as heir at law ask ing for the appointment of Clara of said airfield the 1 executrix named therein without bond Myra Miller late of Hartland deceased Will petition for pro bate and for the appointment of Rita Palumbo of Lebanon in the County of Grafton and the State of I New Hampshire the executrix named therein Arinin Martin late of Solon bate and for the appointment of Inza Miller of said Bolon the executrix named therein without bond Edward Danforth Ute of I Skowhegan deceased Will pe tition for probate and for the ap pointment of Raymond White of watnrvine Maine the executor 1 Dudley Mealey late of Solon deceased WUi petition for pro I bate and for the appointment of Ruby Clark Cross of Mid Solon the executrix named therein wlthoui bond Lewis Morton late of New Portland deceased or allowance the nr rt and final account of Ber nal Allen of Mid New Portland I A ESI la 4 xranK rareint ive deceased or allowance the first and final account of executrix Willis Bemis late of Skowhe gan deceased! or allowance the first and final account pf adminis trator Clara Hannah Smith or Clara Smith late of Mercer deceased or allowance the first and final ac count of executrix Dora Gleasoij late of air field deceased or allowance the first and final account of executorCharles Cook late of Skow hegan deceased or allowance the first account of Jere Cook of Presque Isle Maine trustee under Uh win nf ald deceased for the benefit of Myra Cook of said I Preeque lale Maine John Arnold Brown minor of I Madison Petition by Evan Adams of said Madison guardian I far license to sell and con levy said Interest in and to 1 certain real estate situated in said Madison and fully described in I said petition at public or private sale and place proceeds at interest Gardner Taylor late of air field deceased ePtltion by Nora Taylor of said airfield adminis trator asking for license to sell and convey so much of certain real estate of said deceased situated in the Town of Albion In the County of Kenebec and State of Maine and fully described in said peti tion at private sale as is neces sary to pay debts and expenses of sale and of administration Sabrina 8 Parkman late of Pal myra deceased or allowance the second account of administrator with the will annexed John McClellan late of fikow hegan deceased Petition by the Redington Memorial Hospital Asso ciation of Skowhegan (by George Otis Smith president) interested in said estate of residuary legatee asking for the appolntemnt of Er nest BUtier or Saia pxownrgau as administrator de bonU non with the will annexed Charles Gardner' Ute of Athens deceased Petition by Ar thur Smith of Skowhegan execut or asking for license to sell and corivev certain real estate of said deceased situated in said Athens and In 8t Albans and fully de scribed in said petition at private sale for the payment of debts fun leral charges legacies and ex I penses of sale and of administra tion and for the erection of a suit able marker i Everett 'Huff late of Hart land deceased or allowance the firat and final acount of executor Walter Wheeler late of Hart land deceased or allowance the final account of executrix Eleazer Crocker of St COLONIAL RESTAURANT Will Serve ull Course Turkey Lamb Chop Steak Dinner i Other MADISON AVE SKOWHEGAN VIC 305 North Street Skowhegan Dial 367 or 368 TYLER BINGHAM March (Special) and Mrs Perley Tyler have announced the marriage of their daughter Miss Pearl Tyler to Stanley Gleason son of Mr ana Mrs rank Gleason of Solon The double ring ceremony was performed Saturday evening at the parsonage the Congregational church here by Rev Arthur Mac dougall Their only attendanta Were Harold Rogers and Mrs Leah Mac dougall Mr ana Mrs uiraaon residing on Goodrich street RANK ITZSIMMONS WIST March (Spe rank itwlmmona 85 died early this morning at his home here following a hert attack Born in Moscow he wu the son of Henry 4nd Melvina (Collins) itxslmmons He had been a resi dent of Moscow and West orks all his lifejhavlng been employed as woods scaler Surviving him is his widow Mrs Stacey itzsimmons and two sons Roland of Skowhegan and Blinn who lives here He was a member of the Bingham Masonic lodse uneral services will be held Sat urday at 2 from the West orks Congregational church with Rev Arthur Macdougall officiat ing A Masonic service will also be conducted Mr and Mrs James Hanson ot Pennsylvania are receiving gratulatlons on the birth of a daughter Margaret Patricia Mrs Hanson Is the former Marguerite Robertson of Skowhegan Mrs John Bushey is spending this week in Portland with her hus band who Is employed there Miss Muriel Goodwin of North Anson was shopping in town yes terday a Mrs Muriel Wardwell who teach? es In Castine wUl arrive' tonight to spend the spring recess with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Walker of Mount Pleasant ave nue The names of the Loyal Temper ance Legion children who have had excellent attendance are David Bishop Howard Chase Lois Page Shirley Steward and Joan Hunne well Mrs Etta Lacasse supervises this project Miss Anna Merrill of New York will arrive shortly to gpend the holi day recess with her parents Mr and Mrs Merrill of Madison avenue Daughters of Isabella will meet Tuesday evening at Knights of Columbus hall The program will be in charge of! Miss Dorothy Durgin and Miss Alexandrine Violette Mrs Moses Shaw is a patient at a Portland hospital? John Hawes a student at Colby College is speinllng tle recess with his parents Mr ami Mrs William Hawes of Madison avenue Miss Helen ernaid was tendered a surprise party Wednesday even ing at the home of Miss Arilta Thi beault on Island avenue Several friends were present Refreshments were served including a prettily decorated birthday cake Miss er naid received many nice gifts Danc ing was enjoyed by the group Miss Betsy Warren i a student at narirliff Colleee Boston Mass will arrive this week to spend the i with her mother Mrs Edith rost Warren at their home on Elm street The Town Improvement Society will meet this afternoon when Mrs Charles Turner will give a book re view There will be other features In an Interesting program Mrs Mahlon Gray was called to Waterville Wednesday by the death of Wood Mrs Alice Halle and Mrs Nalce Blanchette of the Smart Shoppe will go to New York Sunday on a buy ing trip Mrs Tyler Appleby will be in charge of the shop during theli absence Mrs George A Cook Clinton was a guest of honor at a shower party in honor of her recent mar riage at the home of her sister in law Mrs George Washburn of town Saturday evening Refreshments were served by the hostess Mrs Cook received many lovely gifts Alvah isher of Corinna was in Skowhegan Wednesday calling on friends I CIm KM" Io ROMANCER ried Clam ried Scallops ish Specialties TURCOTTE CAE 15 Court St Skowhegan When you install a airbanks Morse Automatic Coal Burner your fuel bills can by reduced This burner enables You to low cost high heat fuel anthra cite buckwheat or rice Here is the only type of auto matic heat that can cost leas than hand firing Let vs prove it to you Phone vs now a airbanks Morse Automatic Coal Burner Truck Tire Run Wild To Break Large Window The mortality rate for large plate gltuui windows In Skowhegan Is apparently mounting three being shattered within the part several months The latest crash occurred yesterday noon on Water street when a heavy tire loosed it self from a ten wheel truck and hurtled through the window of the A ds store on Water street Luckily there were no persons In the way of the oncoming wheel How the tire came loose is still matter of mystery but the damage it caused was very obvious especial ly to the employees of the store who were forced to board up the window for the night Ticket or Easter Ball Are Now On Sale Tickets for the Easter Monday ball to be hlld April 14 at the high school are on sale The affair will be sponsored Jointly by the Knights ol Columbus and the Daughters of Isabella Jerry 12 piece band of Waterville will furnish mu sic for dancing Grind Knight Anthony Lnnsy and Mrs Dorothy Bilodeau recent of the Daughters of Isabella will boMisted bp MM Anthony Laney M1M Dorothy Durgin Mias Louise Picard Joseph Bernier George Dionne rederick Violette In ar rangements for the affair UNERAL ALW1EU8 NAflON uneral services for Alpheus Nason native of Canaan and pro minent resident add business man of that town were held yesterday afternoon at the Canaan churcn Rev Chester Wood pastor of the 1 Bethany Baptist church of Skowhe 1 gan officiated 1 The bearers were members of Demolay Commandery of Skowhe gan HsroiQ iwiis uxJwBra tie Ernest Butler and rederick Day' The services' were largely attend ed by friends and townspeople In terment was in airview cemetery In Canaan CarrabaMet Lodge No 34 I met Wednesday evenln The lodge voted to serve the Rebekah Mother and Daughter bknquet Berry Gordon and True Ellls wlll bo SKOWHEGAN NEWS Sentinel Office 2nd loor Merrill Block Dial 365 Harmony 4 Mr and Mrs Carrol Deering were in Athena last week Mr and Mrs Brian Kent and sons Donald and Harold of Benton were recent guest df her 'parents Mr and Mrs Charles Cooley Lant Hall ahd oss of Ath ens were in town last week Miss Mary Perkins hss returned from Norm Anson passed the winter and husband Mr wood Rogers Paul Barker Of town recently Mabie Nichols was in Skow hegan Saturday Norman Brasier and Lillian Row botham of Athens were in town re cently Maynard Deering of Hartland was In town Saturday evening Mrs Ella Tibbetts is a guest ol her grandson and hl wife Mr and Mr Norman Quimby in Augusta Mis Gladys Deering and Miss MyrtU Lovely of Hartland were in town Saturday evening 2NDHITX twrnMM rsiaus Somerset County Group Makes Plans or Anhual Campaign Somerset county lining up Rs defense forces in the drive for Center i Control funds Member ships are desired but contribution will be gratefully accepted It is hoped that the people of the county will not wait until approached but will volunteer memberships or con tributions to the members of com mittee In each' town Mrs Edward Jewell of air field is commander for Somerset county Mrs Walter Woodman airfield Is vlce commandcr I and Mr lorence Barrett of iSkbwhc gan publicity chairman ollowing are town chairmen and sponsor of the drive: Madison Anson Mrs James Herd Bing ham Mm Grace Pooler Canaan Mrs Ola Maxfield Car atunk Mm Laura Shea airfield Mrs waiter woodman Harmony Mrs Sdie need Hartland Pal myra Mrt Bertha' More Mercer New Sharon Mm Elisabeth Win gate Norridgewock Mrs Edna Em monstNorth Anson Mrs Walter Walt North East Wcst New Port land Mm Lettie Hutchina) Pitts field Mm Harry Coolidge Mm Russell A Craig Skowhegan Mrs Kathleen Clark Solon Mrs Ar tella Heald I Mr Kathleen dark president of tho Semper ldcles dub In Skowhegan will be assisted by Mrs Kathryn Hagan Mrs Ltha White and Mrs Margaret Herrin The drive will actively begin during the week of April Lucky Teter Troupe Will Again eature Sunday Program at Skow air i Lucky Teter and hla Hell Drivers the automobile and motorcycle daredevils whose performance last season attracted tho largest attend ance ever witnessing a Skowhegan air event wilt present the open ing feature of this exhibition on the afternoon of August 10 rancis friend president of the fair announced this week The Hell Drivers will offer an nil new program of high speed stunts which they are now perfecting st the Langhorne speedway Teters new 100000 private training grounds 4ear Philadelphia Twenty eight thrillers will be offered most sensational of which will be automobile jump 18 to 20 feet high in the air over the top of a big highway passenger bus parked lengthwise onlie track in the path of the dangerous drive The car will be sent Into a death defying crash at the end of the 'suicide leap i' This 28 event program to be pre sented at Skowhegan air once only the afternoon of August 10th con tains all the sensational stunts which these automobile test pilots will attempt nt the Canadian Na tional Exposition in Toronto at the New York State air Syracuse and at the larger air and sports arenas throughout the United States i LINEMEN BUSY i i Tzvai teienhone company were called yesterday to the Bangor Newport dlstrictfwhere so much ha voc on elephone line was paused by the recent storm in that area Be cause of their absence the house moving operation on North ave nue were suspended and the house remains In the middle of the street near the Wesley i Watson stables The contractor expects to ptart mov ing again today "ciIIMNEY IRE The fire department was called at 650 a yesterday morning to the residence of Alfred Cyr on Beech street where a chimney fire had started The Mack pumper respond ed and no damage was reported The department also exlinguhhed a chimney fire Wednesday night at 620 at the home of Paul Audt on Bush street where likewise no damage was caused 98 78 91 89 86 89 88 MEET The regular meeting of Minerva Chapter was held Wed nesday evening in building Tfhe Worthy Matron Mrs Esther Greene presided during the routine business At the next meet ing Wednesday April 9th the de cree will be conferred by the regu lar degree Staff It is expected that Past Matron and Past Patrons Night will be observed at some future meeting WHITE ELEPHANT PARTY A "White Elephant" party will be held today in conjunction with the regular meeting of the orget Me Not Branch I 8 8 at the home of Mm Lucy Russell Main atreet Money raised from the affair will be utilized by the branch In their ciiartty work during the year The members are asked to bring Articles to be sold at the meeting and alw come prepared to purchase some thing Those who will serve on the refreshment commit! are Mr lora Chipman Mps Daisy Wyman and Mr Addle rederic SATURDAY red Morris vic president of tho International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers announced yesterday that an organising meeting for all hour ly paid employee of the Madison plant of the II mill will be held her Saturday in the of hall in the I building Tho meeting will get underway at Norridgewock tor tho ensuing fou years School in town will close oft riday for five weeks CANCER DRIVE STARTS SOON Stain Avery Bldke Hesel ton Valliere Totals WHO ARE THEY? (1) all Thing Osborne Dunning The first half of a 20 string match between Jerry Cariani and Emilien Bushey of Waterville were rolled here Wednesday night with the local kegler gaining an 11 pin lead Neither bowler was at his best and 116 wax high man for the pair Cariani: 118 90 04 87 114 105 94 110 101 Bushey: 88 104 07 95 113 102 116 100 83 'Hi MnmrmakerS Club reaeraiea onuren evening A fine program was pre sented which included 1 Impersona tion by Ralph rnilkingham and selection by a male quartet com posed of Ralph aUlklnghami Ralph Jenkin Gordon Campbell end Nell refreshments were I served Campbell was at the piano group singing which wa Ralph Jenkins The committee In chary nA Mr and Mrs avlon Mr and Mr Gordon Campbell at th nt Ann foe' the group singing which was led by Ph deceased W'ill petition for pro The committee in charge includ ed: Mr and Mrs ayion Merrill Mr and Mr Gordon Campbell Mr and Mm Nell Skillings nd Mr and Mr Ralph aulkinaham The committee for the next meet ing is headed by Mr and Mr abllllHns eukn will hl Hiiium wsv WftierVHJC WSV eavv 4ae Mr INfl ietCHCr I wHWAllf hnnn BISQUICK pkg 29c CHASE SANBORN COEE 2 lb 45c BABO CLEANSER 2 cani 21c PURE LARD 3 lb? 25c soda Crackers 2 2 ib Boxes 27c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 can 20c AIRWAY LOUR Bagx69c OCCIDENT LOUR Bag 99c GOLD MEDAL LOUR Bag 95c PORK Center Slice Ib 27c PORK Rib End lb 18c CHUCK BE Heavy Western bone in lb 17c Roasting Chicken lb 25c BEE RIBS7 lb 10c CHUCK ROAST Bonele lb 25c ALWAYS PLENTY PARKING SPACE Berry Gordon and True Elll win oo sistea oy Mr ana in charge After th meeting the Thomas Mr and Mrs Harold Lord card tournament was resumed land Mr and Mr Arland Wing Skowhegan Personal Notes Mat vr tart :30 TODAY AND SAT Sheriffs Department Now Probin Garage Break A break at the Don Goodwin ga rage and Service Station in Anaon village 1 being invetlgated by theheriff department According to Deputy Carrolb Sterry of Anon who was called to investigate be tween SIS and 17 in small change wa missing from a afe which had been forced open Th thieve made! their entrance by jimmying a window on the aide of the structure It 1 thought that th break occurred late Wednesday night or early yesterday morning Goodwin the proprietor discovered the loss yesterday i morning when opening for business Skowhegan Grange Holds Regular Busiiies Meeting Skowhegan Grange held a regu lar meeting Wednesday evening at th hall on Pleasant atreet with th master Lloyd Nightingale pre aiding Routine buxines wa tran sacted and officer report were given i Mr Emma olsom read the hl tory of the Grange from her rec ords There were vocal selection and encore by Lull and Cora Cook Pilw from th ifih pond were sold and th money will be used 1 by th lecturer for noewary ithlnga Th next meeting iwill be April9 when the firt degree will be con ferred and the ladle degree team will confer th aecond degree rlAintpr! Church GrouD' 150 and the employee of the mill are invited to attend The organization here is being planned in conjunction with recent organization of the Waterville plant under the banner of theAm erican ederation of Labor and lb organization of th jjlgpt at Mobile Alabama Officer of Local Number' 17 of the tjreei Northern mill in Madison are also invited to attend the meeling" Madison Pertonal' Dr Gilbert who recently 1 returned from the Thayer hospital following an illness of several week has now resumed hl praqtlae at his home on Madison avenue A business meeting of the Ltarte Moore Phllathea class will be held this evening with Mrs Helen Ed 11 wards in Anson The refreshment! committee consist of Mr Susi Greenleaf Mr Clara Vesta Bagley and Mr Blanch PUey ''li Mr Charles Bnril Mn Clin ton Berrle Mrs William Burn and Mrs Eugene Brackett of Porta mouth and Mm Everett flhaw of Kittery Point were in KlngfieJd yesterday to attend the funeral aer vlce of Mrs i Snell' and Mr Brackett' brother the late Bradford Gilmore) 1 Mr Hora O'Grady of New York and Alb rt Haioplan fit ort Mc Kinley Were In town Tuesday to attend the funentl service of their father th late Harry Ifa*goplah Boy Seoul meetings will belteld this evening Troop 219 at the 'Jun ior high school and Troop lM'nt th Anson Garret Schenck school Meeting will start at 7 nt Mr and Mr Eddie lagg for mer resident fit Madison end An ori ar now residing Tn Dover Mr lagg la the former Piulin Manzer Colonel nuanworin isootn urwv tt Arthur WoMtcr Kenneth Hodg don Charles Merrill Miss Ruth Wil son and Raymond Wllon student at the University of Maine spending a vacation period with relatives In town Mr and Mrs Byron fllipp of Embden were visitors in town th firat of the week Among those from Madison who attended a state meeting of th society of Christian fler vke held in Gardiner Monday were Mrs Harley Bragg MMjJnmes Brown Mre Mary Kcnnison Mm Carlton WfXtolt and Mr Chester Paine Mia Virginia Thompson of Nw Portland wai a business caller in town Wednesday Mia Muriel Hazel Humphreys who 1 attending the Katherine Glbba school in New York City 1 spending her vacation with herpsr ents Mr and Mrs PhiUji Humph rey it A rehearsal of Parts 1 and 4 of the Baptist Church Easter Pageant will be held at the church thi evening at 730 Irving Carver of Bethel was a recent business visitor in towpM Shoe Workers Needed XHAH Dy IMCIMIIUIIU uuv A need for various types of shoe workers for employment at the Durant Shoe Shop in Richmond was announced yesterday by Monroe Rlnfret manager of the Skowhe gan branch office of the Maine Em pioyment Office Among the work er called for include: An assembler bod loiter (McKay) channel turner sole laater for press work shoe cut ter for kid shoes and a repairer in packing room for kid shoes Rlnfret stated that all who are in terested in these position are re quested to be in hl office on Rus sell street before IQ this morning where they will be inter viewed by a representative of th shoe concern A call for four wt aver in the Pio neer Mill In Pittsfield ha also been received by the employment officer Tim office still has a current need of approxlpiutely 20 housekeeper Mil EliMbeth Waters Speak at Meetins Of Woman's Club At the meeting of the Club held Wednesday afternoon at the ederated church Mis Eliz abeth Waters state nutritionistpoke on "eed The amily to Pro tect Health" MUs Water spoke of diets prevalent In th different income bracket and told how they may be improved She displayed chart which showed tho relative values of foods Miss told of tho need for variety in th family diet giving variety color and value After the talk there wa a discussion and question period The hostesses were MM Stephen rey Mr Harold Rich ard Laney and Mrs Lester Hook Mm A BlMon announced that the next meeting will bo an indoor picnic April 9 when the an nual meeting will occur BOWLING NOTES Although the Mytory ive dldn quite solve tho myatery Wednesday night they at least gained a shot at tho providing no more applecarts ar upset A straight four point win wa practically In th bSg for the title seekers when a last string atrlkejn the ninth box hauled the St Poter Men into a seven pin lead for iho all import ant point The team bowling against the was a pick up squad subbing for the now defunct ive MawK MYSTERY IVE 3) 03 77 85 112 115 474 Mra Charlotte i Martin of town was a guest Sunday fit Mr and Mrs 1 Mrs Charles Srhllcy of town was trustee ft recenv (unloiw khi aim wci Mr and Mrs rancis Smiley of I Pittsfield Mr and Mrs Irvin Caverly Jr of Cornville were recent business vis ors In town Mr Cora Goodwin who ha been spending the winter In town with her daughter Mrs Lura Thompson has returned to her home in 'Ath ens J' Mrs Nora Hodgkins who is em ployed in town spent the weekend at her home in Norridgewock Wednesday from a business trip to 1 Boston MM Phyllis Butler will return to day from Boston Mais where she ha been on buslines since Sunday Myron iCurtls of Sudbury Mas is visiting relatives in Skowhegan and vicinity Roland itzsimmons was called to the ork yesterday by the death of hi father rank itzsimmons Mrs Harriett Heselton Mr Mad eilne Weston and Mis Rita Curtis were In Wilton Wednesday IMrs John Curtis and son of Mad 1 Ison were callihg on friend ini Skowhegan yesterday The Pioneer Bible class of the Nazarene churchi will meet this eve ning with Mrs Amber Sheaff in stead of with MM Wallace Sheaff Local 228 A will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock for approval of the contract The meet ing will be held at the Grgnge Hall on Pleavnt street I Paul Davis of' Middle street left i yesterday for New Jersey where he will remain fo? several days on business for the Standard Oil Co Mrs'Davl and sons John and Paul Jr wjll stay in Portland with her parents during his absence They I plan to return to Skowhegan Wed nesday I A boxing ring nas oecn oroerea for the Skowhegan Athletic Club for use in their rooms on Island ave nue The club plans boxing and wrestling exhibitions with similar organizations 'in Waterville Wins lowMadlson and other surrounding I towns A Special meeting of th Police and ire Commissioner was held Wed nesday night at: the ire Hall with the two newly i appointed commis sioners Richard Weller and Ar thur Willette in attendance Perry Greece well known Maine guide who recently completed a long ort Kent: to Kittery trek by dogsled was reported In town yes terday His Alaskan lead dog was also with him and attracted much attention because or its beauty strength Among most flsh sight is the most highly developed of the five senses i jgteDOES NOT MEAN i 111 1 11 i 1 it STATE.

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