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An election for officers for the onsnino
year will be held at the rooms "f tLn LSGiiis WE
zens' Hose Company, No. /, at 3 ic n'clonI! onIl-
I. NJ, on next MONDAY. ,Jannorv I9,6
1890. The officers balloted for Viii iI', h.,
PRESIDENT, Vice President, Secretary Troasl
9rer, Fire Recorder, and three DiroctoTs
4! a f9Il attendance Of members on the octiyo
list Is requested. '''o "e''Fe I
By Order of the PREsIDgvr.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08
Libel snita

A Dover correspondent of a daily
paper wrote the following on Thurs
day: "Oi D
"Kenton, West Dover, East Dover
and Duck Greek hundreds. were ali
Interested in a suit heard before
Squire Jester this afternoon. Jobn
w. Graham of Kenton hundred cbarg-
ed w. II. Wallace of the same hundred
with criminal libel. The affair started
In the famous rabbit case noted in the
.MOrn'ng Ne1Os at the time where Gra-
ham was fined for shooting a rabbit on
his own place. A communication
from the Graham faction published in
the SMYRNA TIMES followed their suit
Inc Wallace side answered. Then
Graham came again. Then Wallace
got out a circular dusting the road
with the Grahams. And the "circu-
lar" was the last straw. 1t charged
Graham with dishonesty and accent
ing a orl6e while he was a member of
the Legislature. For this Ora ham
seeks legal redress. This suit is the
second ever brought in the state for
criminal libel. Wallace waived a bearing
and was held in $500 bail for conrf
frank Temple and Jas. Wright became
his SuretiesD
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insurance Notice.
Onice of The Knnt o. At...---,-

OAce OF The Kent Co. Mutual Tns 10
Tho o,,.,,,, Dover: Del. Jan lst. 1890
tbis ne So, annual meeting Of the Policy Holders oe
on We5bSe.a VIII be held at their Office in Dover
eTheSday Of January between the 6onTes e og IT6 Ta
a. ". ana T. NJ, at Which time an eicr,jS,' oi ~
years. wa Ti5NtH,,S ~ serve Tor three
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

THE TINES is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT. d. HoFFEcKER, Editor and
Proprietor. al Smyrna, Del
EkAs-suBscRIPTION-One year, strictly in ad-
vance, sl.50; if not paid in advance, $780, No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted at the rate
Of seven Cents line for the iirstinsertion; sub
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents. A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
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AN EXPLANATION

On or about Dec 18th. 1889 Walter
". wallis, accompanied by James Dun-
lap, both of KentOn, came tn tho
ZINES office to have printed soma
abusive letters against John w Gra1
ham which were of a Character w6iob
we nau previously refused to publish
IL, In Cne paper: We have known John
W. Graham from his school bow davs
ana have never known him to do any-
Chlng In the least dishOnOrable. We
only read few paragraphs of the first
OF the article when brought for publi.
cation, enough to know that it was not
suitable for our columns, and refused
IL. When brought to print as nam.
phlet sheets we did not examine II
out did the work as a public printer
as we would any other iob the ra
sponsl6llity being entirely with the
party who had the work done W.
now see that the sole purpose was to
lnJure Mr.. Graham's good reDutation
which he had gained bv a Iife.Iong
honesty and integrity, and regret its
issuance from this office, and that we
uIu not better scrutinize the language
and its purpose. N''70
MORE OF THE SAME SORT.
line same correspondent gives the
IoiioWing paragraph on the same line
TINS is only starter. Other snits
ana cross suits will follow and the
threatened suit of Editor Taylor of the
smyrna Record it is now said will bo
pushed. Taylor proposes to proceed
against State Librarian Gooden for
writing, and John f. Salisbury for
publishing TRADE that charged that
the Smyrna journalist was raised in
the atmosphere of brothel, Then
again the Wallace and Grabamitas
court meets" VII
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child. She cried for CastOra.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had children. she gave them CastCiIa
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G. G. BOehmler.
For the FINE GROCERY TRADE

We have Hceker'> SeIf-Rai,ins Buck
wheat and the Glencola New Process Buck
wheat, the finest goods ON the market
A fresh lot of New Hominy iu,, received
All the different brands and varieties Of
Frunes and Preserved Plums Have YOU
tried or seen the Condensed NIince Meat
specially Of ours that is becoming famous.
We have all the different kinds OF Cake.
and Crackers, but our Orange Dropisavay
ahead Of anything in the way Of Cakes.
Evaporated Fruit, Groceries, Cigars, &C.
Eggs always on hand. Your trade invited
|. B. VICKERS,
Opp. Nat. Bank, Main St. smyrna Del
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.9 The idea is that The wgp.....u
b9th clean and jle a,, /" Sls =. .T Pass shan,
tan.a a subjects Of pbc ,1,c,. viii 5%i5. 5i.enss Be
EaGS waTd H6Se I6s yritnTs i on m i a.saa aaa o a5
Shaler, Louis P9.,''.II- I-'H. H.gn. PrIf ,ilia
Edmund Gosse. EdsaI' u." p" i.!.am ES.S
,HSi,o, Ke3d, ana indeed. ..Imn,,' Nyc, u@e' :
W,h wr,tGr OF note in this conn., every poprlrt.
GetioS ehTer OF distinguished sr. and ag5' aS
SEasther '65Fifl'Rq by IT, Rl,. Of ,o ycf csf''sa s i
serial story. already cH',,'i.si ''i'.'sisari aBo,t.e t.e
Forth, by Elizabeth S-s.-r. + "'lI be .CSSaei
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DEATHS,
Election Notice.

NJ NEESaIiCh.-On Eooi' the lSt inst. in Thorougbfare
Neck Ross Messick, aged IS years '''''
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A FARMERS PAPER

Lhe llnoIt best conducted ayricu,,n-,
A WOMAN's PAPER
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A UIiiLDEEN's PAPI,,,

is % alone oI@Sai %ori6 PiSe ,5s @fIaa wrrslr
Illustrations are attrart.n.,, on price. ls y,
where ''hS attention a. Is
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TERMS oFTHEpRres

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SUNDAY one year "'"hIh .G5
WEEKLY PRESS, one v,.,, 2 90
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he Press Company, Lim.tel.
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The special departmert. o.-....
addressed 10 the school .,' =, ''ireH Is rs,
tGa tgGacners @ Of America Let tt. VI. d ana school
W%aIesaImmp Ign compete for 'he rI.s-I .IIT'ed e Let
IMPORTANT c-yaess A.-.......
tng ny we 5pGlGiiai pee Ia. aTTrangcmen, v.,. ,r..,
ca bSy Snbsc4yi nna MONTH rcruac> ,s W lead
these journals u r..n,...' ''..A any Oue Of
,Mail,!s ILRLf PEess at suchIo, r,-.. . IN THE
ne our great family ili.. ,...t,t, Ttuaiy
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SATURDAY.

Supt. L. 1. Handy addressed the
Teachers on teachers duty. He ad-
Vised the teachers to carefully cult.
vate their intellectual and emotional
powers. He was followed by w. IT.
Dashiell, Esq, in a short talk on ''Im.
provement," in a humorous manner.
SuPt. Robt. B. Handy occupied the
last period after which the Institute
adjourned in an informal way.
There were one hundred and seven
teen teachers present during the meet
ing. 1t can we'll be said that il has
been Handy" institute.
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08
THE SUN
FOR
1890.

o,,i~ian. some people agree with THE srN,s
opinions about men and things and Gun so,'.I 5
PoId PoGP,g or,E don't but everybody likes to Sot pel
and and nnva 40 ,ne newspaper which is never dni
Democrats know that for A,vor,,.
IIE Sun has fought in the CrDn, years
Democratic principles, never kavani. w., ,,ie Tor
weakening in It's loyalty To M @vering ,.ng or
esls OF The party il serves ys;I, 'n.er
intelligence aud disinterested n via FEARLESS
times opinions have differed 4 ''eot' At
means OF accomplishing the co, ~ 'ne nest
pose IL is not The SUNS fax, f11'iion pnr-
seen further into the millstons II has
Eighteen hundred and nipeE, ian,
mat will probably determine, r. iS .a .ne year
lhe Presidential election of Hoo IesuIt OF
maps The fortunes OF the Dt ,Oo, yOc, ana per-
the rest Of the century. V,c,or'o VOo"acy Tor
IS duty, and the beginnihg og {onn IN 1892
THE SUN. % company with
Smyrna times., 1890-01-08

Side Bracket and Extension Lamps.
at J. B. CoOper's.
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Staic Of S' @ H,l OF der Of the Orphans Court of the
''~'V oi Le!aWare' IN and tor Kent connie ''i0
VIII be exposed 10 public auction
VpuHua
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"A PAPER OF vARI%TY

N9t iN',i only will it he as bfy,.
Wiii tiin be paper Of uualit5y a.. ,i. book, h
good. '' pieh Of eroI quaH
'eIythlnr
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THE WEEKLY PRESS
PdILADELPHra ~"
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THE WEEKLY PRESS 'i"r-Srl00

For 1880 win he AS on.,
Nyit5 WhEkLY Press for Issg as better than r
be ""'Ihg the De,, make ~
year Il VII,
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'i'iiIA-CoLUMN PAprp
A PAPEI; OF nr,,,..

fcp E&on Rodos oi tie e. filty-tyo humber.
the year yesSs o. Or 595 eighty columa.' w WIN coa,
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Wonderful Cure.

Edit or of TIE UNION.
wish to make known to the public
through the columns of your valuable
paper, the most wonderful cure that ever
came under my observation, and do not
believe there was ever a more successful
one performed. Mrs. Barton had a ma.
lignant cancer in the breast and it had
every appearance of being fatal unless
skillfully treated. Hearing of the great
success Of DR.. Orrin Fitzgerald, we called
upon him at the Windsor hotel on one Of
his visits to this city He examined the
case and said he could effect cure, eth
er with medicine or by an application, or
both. He treated her for time, hoping
to absorb it. but found it would be nee
essary to remove the cancer, which in
volved the entire breast. Mrs. Barton
then went to DR.. Fitzgerald's Medical
home, Allston, Mass, for the required
treatment. An application was made to
the cancer for fourteen dayn, causing a
separation of the breast weighing one
and one half pounds, without the loss of
drop Of blood, leaving the body in a
perfectly healthy condition. Mrs. Bar
ton returned home last Saturday, fully
restored to health. l most cheerfully
state these facts, for the purpose of
benenting those who may be suffering
from that life-destroying and malignant
disease, cancer, and in justice to him
who possesses the ability to accomplish
by his treatment such marvellous results.
We believe this new method of curiig
cancers cannot he eaualed. and we will
gladly give any Information regarding
this case, verbally or by letter, to those
who may desire 1t. OTIs BARTON.
Manchester, N H., Oct. TO- 80.
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The entertainment by the Boston Sym
phony Orchestral Club, assisted by Frau.
lein Anna c. Mantell, at Coburn Hall
Saturday evening last, was worthy of a
uch larger audience though there were
d fairly good number assembled.
The club has been here several times
and the program did not differ mater
tally from that of former years. De
SIEVE has been favorite with the music
lovers in Skowhegan, for good many
seasons. His violin playing is always
enjoyable, though he rarely treats his
listeners to new selection.
Fraulein Mantell was charming to look
upon as we'll as to listen to. She has q
sweet voice which she uses well and
her rendering of her English songs was
particularly acceptable.
The solos were all well rendered es-
pecialy that of the flute which met with
a hearty response.
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Uncle Toms Cabin.

The New England Souvenir Uncle
Toms Cabin Co. will present the well
known drama at Coburn Hall, Monday,
Oct. 81. The piece will be produced by a
strong company of actors, headed by the
veteran minstrel as Uncle Tom. New and
giant scenery and mechanical effects
will be introduced scenery being painted
for the company who are playing the
larger places 10 Maine and New England.
George Lowell Tracey, well and fav-
orably-known musician, has written new
music for the company. Already q hall
dozen very beautiful songs and choruses
have been printed, one Of which, Cotton
Blossom" striking song and dance. will
become o rage when heard. The incident
al music is all bright, new and catchy.
The Souvenir Male Quartette is one OF the
Organization, aud their singing Is far
above the average. All their medleys,
solos and choruses are new, bright and
pleasing. .
Tickets are now on sale at Bixby &
Bucks. Price 25, So and so cents.
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Sac Accident at Fairfield

There was terrible accident on the
w. & F. X. R., Saturday afternoon. The
car left here at 80 with about fifty pas
seugers. Mr.. Everett LIB, held the
reins. When short distance beyond the
brick yard he noticed three boys, two
sons of Herbert Hight, and Hammond
boy standing by the side of the road.
He Stacked the speed of the car little,
aud was In position at the brake, as he
always makes 1t point to be under such
circumstances. When the horses heads
were nearly opposite the boys the older
ones started to run across the track the
youngest, Ralph Hight, aged 3, follow
ing. He had q bag of acorns in hir
hand, and 1t is thought his foot caught
10 this. At any rate, he fell on the track,
and though Mr.. Libby turned the horses
to one side and threw himself upon the
brake, assisted by a man who happened
to be on the platform, the car could not
be stopped In season to save the little
fellow, and one of the wheels went ovei
both his legs below the knees, smashing
them to Jelly. A lady happened along
lust at this time with a team belonging
to Hon. s. A. Nye, and student OF DR.
fash, who happened to be among the
passengers, took the boy into the car
riage, and drove with all possible speed
to the DOCTORS office, where both legs
were amputated above the knee. This
Is the first serious accident that has hap
pened on the road since 1t WAS opened.
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the LINK.
Liberal Proposition Made BY
Maine Central Oh1cers.
THE ROAD AN ASSURED THING.

President Sewall, General Manager
Tucker, and Director John Ware Of the
Maine Central Railroad Company arrived
at Skowhegan, Saturday last, on the l045
A. NJ. train to confer with the corporators
Of Skowhegan aud Norridgewock Rail-
road company, relative to leasing the pro-
posed road from this village to Norrldge
wock and rendering assistance in the
construction of the line, In accordance
| with correspondence between the corpor-
ators and the officers Of the Maine Cen
trail.
The committee Of the S. 4 N. company
having the matter In charge, several of
the corporators and other citizens inter
ested In the project, met the representa-
tives of the Maine Central at Hotel
| Coburn at ii O'Clock A NJ. where a gen.
eral consultation was held, the plan and
and profile of the route carefully examin-
ed, and an exceedingly liberal proposition
made by President Sewall, subject, as a
matter of course, to the approval of the
directors of the company.
The proposition was, to take 40 years
lease Of the road, when completed In ac-
cordance with specifications to be fur.
nished by the Engineer of the Maine
Central, and to guarantee first mortgage
bonds thereon to the amount of $3.50
and also to transport the IRON and ties
used in the structure over the line of the
Maine Central road free Of expense.
The corporators of the S. & N. Com
pany were highly gratied at this liberal
proposition and were unanimously In
favor of accepting 1t.
General Manager Tucker took the plan
and profile of the survey of the route
with him and will Immediately have
specifications drawn and forwarded to
the corporators of the S. & N Company,
who porpose to complete their organiza-
tion and move In the construction Of the
road as soon as practicable.
The friends of the proposed road, from
The Forks to Skowhegan, are highly graft
fled at this favorable prospect and only
regret that 1t had not been reached few
months earlier, so that the road could
have been built this season.
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Brown.

A very pleasant wedding occurred on
Saturday last, at the residence Of W. H.
Paine on Bloomfield Street. The con
tracing parties were Elmore Pierce OF
this place and Miss Nettie Brown Of
Hartlsud. Mr.. Sam P. Smith and Mis-.
J,illia b. Foss assisted as groomsman and
bridesmaid. The ceremony was perform
cd By Rev. D. B. Holt.
A short reception was held after the
ceremony, followed BY the wedding din
mar. A large number Of presents wert
received, The happy couple took the A.
ternoou train for Hallowell where they
wili reside, carrying with them the best
vishee Of their many friends.
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Also At Topsham

The fastest mile ever made on the Tops
ham track was made Thursday last by NJ.
I. Pooler's six-year- Kentucky stallion
"All-so." He made record of 20i
while trotting at Mystic Park, and was
merely trotting an exhibition mile with.
out runner. The track was In poor
condition and the judges hardly realized
how fast he was going, until their watch
rs told them he had gone to the quarter
pole in 30 seconds, or at the rate of 220;
the half mile WAS made 10 IL, the third
quarter in LAG and the gallant young
stallion kept coming faster and finished
the mile in 22ot, 1t was thought by
many present that this performance was
equal to record of 2.l5 on a good track
with runner to set the pace.
This is remarkable time for any horse
and when the facts that "All-so' had
been in the stud until late in the season
and has not been worked up to the point
to bring out his full speed are taken into
consideration, itappears the more won
derful.
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DIR. Orrin Fitzgerald of the Medical
home, Allston, Mass, will by special re-
quest, visit Skowhegan Oct, 25th, and
examine all who may call on him, free of
charge, at Heselton House. If you are
suffering from any disease that has baffled
your physician, call on DR.. Fitzgerald,
who will locste your disease Instantly.
His diagnosis Of the human system is
simply marvellous. He makes organic
disease speciality, and will not say he
will cure unless he can warrant it. DR..
Fitzgerald has no equal.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-10-23

Russell Post,G. A. r. held It's REGULAR
meeting Friday evening last after which
some 30 or more members and invited
guests sat down to oysters and coffee and
cakes. After these refreshments had
been satisfactorily disposed Of T. DIS.
and nne-cut were in order, and the song
story and Jest went merrily around the
jolly circle Of veterans present.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-10-23

skowhegsu brick masons nave Deer
having pretty busy time Of II this &c.
.on. With the building Of the blocks OF
Morrison / Mcclellan and Grim 4
wentworth and the large amount OF
h,Ick xork In the new bank building.
AZ the present time NJ. Knights and biz
too sons have . several months 1oo on
~. nav mill At Madison Bridge.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-10-23

Having made quite an extensive addl
ton to my buildings, have few desira
BILE rooms to let with or without board
Enquire of M. II. Spring, No. l6 Leavit,
street. wv
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-10-23

Tinsmore & Bickford, ms Agts. and
Music Dealers, have secured the agency
of the celebrated Chicago Cottage Organs
They are said to have made the largest
number of organs last year Of any Co. in
the world. Call and see them. 37tf
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-10-23

NoTIcE-All persons still indebted to
the estate of DR.. ]. S. Cushsng are re.
quested to settle at once end save cost
Geo. Gushing, Executor. II
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-10-23
Business and Amusement Notices.

Every family in town is praising
Browns Instant Relief and it has become
a household necessity.
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skoWhEoAh MARKET.

Plenty of shingles and boards for sale
by A. S. Burke, Bingham. (tf)
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Job Printing

.,os Printing Establishment connected with
ne Jop sxT RxPoRrERi 10 prepared to do all class
he SoMhRst ~ r;rbest A. we'll a. the most common
Of WORN SSnS,oetent and experienced workmen are
pbs. Coinpdi large stock Of paper, envelopes, and
sployeo .wedding and business cards In great va
lance: . s: St o.
It, e~ ,,n,nercai printing 4 specially. Orders
s0ufe q; III receive careful attention.
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TAXEN.

Nonresident taxes In the town of Brighton, in
the county of Somerset for the year lsss
The following list of taxes on real estate Of
non resident owners In the town OF Brighton.
for the year 1889 IN bills committed To Martin
Jones, collector OF said town, on the 9Th day nj
August 1889, has been re 'urned by him 10 me,
AS remaining unpaid on the 9Th day Of August.
1890, by his certificate of that date, and now re
moin u pal ana rotice Is hereby given that
II tue said taxes, iui crest and charges are no
paid in the treasury OF said town, within eight
cen months nom Ia, date Of the commitment al
therefor, including interest and charges, will,
without further notice. be sold at public auc
ton, at L, Wyman hall IN said town, on the
18th day OF February, 1891, at one O'Clock in the
-
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GEORGE w. HAYES
THE: CI0TH|ER

s. Please Is
can distinguish ooor wei the evening In the daytime Those who
the the day will find
ing our store and looking over stock the evenings We
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.rw ADVERTISEMENTS

,,-A. O. Blunt.
Uk.LCo. Treasurer.
Coss.~W. p. Ordway.,,
Closhs,,r-Turner Buswsil.
ir,fsIs Ton-Opera Hov:e.
un"sr,,ces-w. +. Robbins.
,spseoelyency-s. IL. Goodwin.
MesM Meanings. 4 n; 4: n.
rlIs .'."Trusurer Of Brighton;
I "a es;ale-Weston y bninard;
fOona;slature-L Lewiston Journal.
t u = Winter-M. b; Hesslton.
in nn Goods-R. S. Hiiiman.
A fltsi Var Ahead-G. w. Halves.
SUI, II"tion-Purington q Boiler,
Diss~sB builders Ass'n-Geo. D. bisbee.
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MARRIED..

Skowhegan-Oct 49, by Rev. d. b. Holt Mr.
+ lmore l. Pierce Of Skowhegan and Miss Neti'
f. Brown OF lIartland, Me.
Skowhegan- Oct al, At the Baptist Parsonage
by Rev. G. r. Whitcomb, Mr.. Hermon l.. Rowell
and Miss Mary K. Corson, both OF Skowhegan
Skowhegan October 40 by Rev. a. O. Lacroix,
Majoriquc Forth and Miss Angelina Provost both
OF Skoa hogan.
East Madison-Oct. 10, by Jefferson Savage,
Esq, Mr.. Fred D. Brown OF Skowhegan and Miss
Clara L. Eames OF Cornville.
Madison Oct. II, by Rev. s. f. Emerson,
Mr. Richard II. Marble of Harmony aud Mrs.
Sophia #. Whittier Of Skowhegan.