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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-29
PAKKERSBURG.


pnNsR,ErEG. March 2>.-Mrs. NJ, l..
,t..r,b, refurned last week from Pitts
burg. where She has oeen iuc guest W -''--
.Tohn steel and family ,,. Mi.
The sale of fancy articles OH tne tieip
inc Hand Society was held al the blSu9p >
residence on last FRIDAY anu S"luI4@5 e
nearly 500 being realized. .. 60 tho
Nfiss Ling. of Mason county, y inc
,,1est az Can't r. Il. Chancellor ana I4uiily
on Fourth street. s..... .,.,
Miss Bernice CasWeu IS nome ttOlt an
ENJOYABLE visit with friends al nun, .oii.
Kiss Julia Wells is visiting al bA11le
n Fuller and wife have returned 70
tbeir home I'm Nckecsport' Ia alleI
,,Ieasaut visit with friends mere
49,, smith and wife entertained q mum
her III their friends last week Win O1iN
The Sorosis. Jrs, were pleasantly, enter
tained az their last meeting oy Mis'o 'aii0 NC
Delhcker 49,, ,.,.,,,.,sl
i,tbeir home iu la Grange Ill.,
M and Mrs Isaacs, who have oeen VS.
tbs family of Rev. =. =. Moore, ieit
~ weel, for their home In Richmond
~, Rusrh and family contemplate
I -ip 10 Germany no June ..;.;.;-.e
NJ and Mr.. Paul Prayer are visiting
NJ Camden Rathboue is home from
,,isit Of several weeks In Baltimore
Nver Newberger is visiting I'D b3luliio'0
and Washington -.,.- If t3b,l.
adelphia. are guests OF Kew hehrS "0i''0'
''' Dr. j. f. Kelly has been to Waterford
One N. ,s.,, 81 rieas.
o,t ,-is.t with friends here, has returned 10
Ms Mamie Uhl. of Somerset Pa VIII
visit Miss Matte smith. -.-.
Mis- Emma Neal is expected nome u Me-.
month from an extended visit 10 the SouI \,
Mis- clara Harvey is the guest Oh - T.
ii 90 r ID. Spilmau and family leii
Ve5nesdav for Baltimore, where tney VIZ.
lin senator Camden ana WIFE, anu ''s''
- Eipnic r.. smith went 20 Ravens
- ,tst Fridav. where she gave whist
'rys olo al "a concert for the dement, OIL 'n'
Tbc progress Club gave another OF tneiI
....,,,,,le dances on Tuesday evening 20
$500 Miss Epstein. of Chlhcotne-
Nfiss Ruth Little leaves TINS WeeA ,9I
p.,r,a I'M Cumberland after an emo! aui0
,-isit with friends here. ,,..,-
T~f-e Iohn j. jackson anu uaugn1eI
TfIv are expected nome tl-S 49, -
Florida They viii return -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-29
CLARINGTOS.

CLARiNGroN, o., March Is Miss Jessie
LANG. Of Wheeling, is visiting friends here
this week.
Miss Emma Mallory returned home Fri
dav from a weeks visit 10 relatives al
Bridgeport, O.
T. r.. Parriott, of Powhatan, is in town
this week. He expects to be here for some
time, as he has good deal OF papering and
painting to do.
Mrs. Mary Sanford, wife of ;. 5. San
ford died at her home in Allegheny last
Monday Her remains were brought down
on the Andes, Wednesday. and inferred in
the Clarington cemetery Thursday morn
ing.
The Republicans will hold convention
this Saturday evening att o'clock, at the
Town Hall.
John Habermehl, Esq, OF Pittsburg, IS
here to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-29

evening. furnished by Mrs. DR.. Hartigan,
Miss Mabel REYNOLDS. Miss Madge Brown,
Miss Hattie LYON, the Messrs. Mayors. OF
Wheeling, and the University Glee Clu0
contributed largely TO the enjoyment Of the
occasion.
Mrs. Rev W. c. Davis, Of Boston, is Wis
itng her father, DR.. +. Coombs, OF TINS
place.
Miss Ella Kramer, Of Greensboro, Mrs
Jennie Holiday and Mrs. Jennie Weltner,
of Mapleton, who have been the guests OF
George &. Steele and wife, have departed
for their respective homes
Ernest Hayes is travelling Tor fullerton
( Sons tobacco and cigar house OF Puts
burg
Misses Madge and Gay Brown are home
from Wilson College, Pa, TO spend the
Easter vacation with their parents
r. NJ. Durbin. Of Petersburg was cir
culating among Morgantown frehdS re-
GENTLY
Col. Ben Wilson paid our people short
visit the first Of the week, en- route nome
from points down the river.
DR.. j. W Hartigan and family Will re-
move April LIST into the residence owned oy
Prot REYNOLDS on Sunny Side
Attorney G.. Lazzell is spending d rev
delightful days in Kingwood.
Prof r. VI. Jackson and the clYll en-
cheering class are doing general held
work In the interior Of the Stalc' uurius
the Easter vacation al the University
prof :. b. Brown left yesterday on a
business trip
Mrs. Durr has departed for Chicago, n
which city she viii hereafter reside
Miss Gussie JamisOn, of Laurel Point, IS
atfeDdinc the Norgantown High School.
Mr.. J. p. Kelner, who has been indls-
posed for several days, has about recovered.
q. L. White has been quite i'll for some
time. but is much better at this writing we
are clad to report.
Prof Fritz left yesterday for Gettysourg'
Pa.
Cadwallader. the Parkersburg photo
grapher. viii visit Morgautown profession
ally.
Easter vacation is at hand and many
students Of the University have departed
for home Exercises have been suspended
I'm an Departments except the Law
Miss Mary Edmiston leaves Saturday
for "A short visit to Weston.
w. j Eddy has been indisposed for sew
eral days
epidemic of measles.
Mrs Prof Reynolds who has been quite
i'm for several weeks has about recovered.
There is "a dearth of dwelling houses IN
Morgantown al present. Many families
will be obliged 20 vacate their premises
this spring who have no place 10 70. There
is "a harvest for the enterprising man who
will erect "a few dozen tenement houses.
Morrantown's growth is steady, and the
demand for dwellings will steadily IN,
crease. Her boom is substantial, and
money invested M any enterprise here will
yield large returns.
Prof. A. W Lorentl will spend the
Easter vacation i'm the West.
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, W. VA, March 2S.-Paul ).
Henduckson. of st. Paul, Mimi, is visit
ing relatives here.
Rev. Watson Case and family moved 70
Annapolis. Md, Tuesday.
Prof j. w Newton spent the week at
Pruntytown
Prof. r. NJ. Collins is visiting his home
iu Ohio
Mrs. Thrall is lying at.death's door-re-
suit of grip.
win r. Silvers and wife. of Uniontown,
Pa. are in town.
Miss Lola Cross arrived home this week
from "a long visit South.
Michael Glenn left Wednesday fOrGreen
River, Wyoming
John w. Pleeger and John Minsheu,
West Virginia University students are
home for Easter
j. ID DennisoD and A0ram Spiker left
Tuesday for Alexandria, w. Va.
Capt c. A Woodward, late 3. x o.
agent has moved from Wilmington, Del,
back 10 keyser.
Miss Mamie G. Cecil. of Baltimore, gave
a series of recitatiOus Thursday night, for
the benefit of a school library.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Virginia White, the handsome daughter OF
Captain c. W Harrison, of the West Vir
Central Railway, and Mr. Paul Douglas
Millhollani, Superintendent Of the Never
Sisk Railway, of Reading, Pa, at this
place. April 5
There viii be a street parade here Wed
nesday. April 5. by the school children
bands and civic societies, after which tiag
will be raised over the Westernport publ,
school house.
Rev. W r. Locke has been transferred
here as pastor OF the NJ. +. church, South
by the presiding elders, and Rev. G. II
Wood sent 20 Petersburg, w. Va.
Mrs. Geo ID. Hamil died Friday morning
with consumption. Her remains were taker
today 20 Hancock, Md, for burial
The Wild Oats comedy company viii
be here Tuesday night, the Wards Sis
ters' Wednesday night. and the Sawtell'
Comedy Company Thursday, Friday anC
Saturday nights.
A grand mask ball by the "Bijou Club
Monday night.
The Suwanee Phosphates Co, Of Pied
mont, W Va. has been organized with ;
capital of 81 zoo. 600 IL will have an Office
here and do business in Florida.
Mrs. G.. W RavenScraft is dangerously
I'm.
The 3. ( o. shops closed down yesterday
and to-day Work is slack for want O.
material
Supt p. T Lacy has gone East TO pur
chase machinery for the new machine
shops.
Snow has been falling for many hours
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CLARKsBURG.

CrAKKsBuRG. March 2S-Ou Wednesday
evening BrOaddus College gave reception
which proved the social and happy event
of the season. PrOfs. Powell and Harris
are 10 be congratulated for the manner IN
which they conduct that institution, which
now ranks Us one of the best SemlnarleS IN
the State.
Notwithstanding the newspaper gossip
regarding the oil deals supposed 10 nave
been made by NJ. Jackson, your CORES
pendent can authoritatively say that Mr..
Jackson has disposed OF none OF MS OIL Ter
ritOr' 'n this county.
The name of the station at this Shinston
camp grounds has been charged to "GipSey
Camp. " and arrangements are being made
for track, and in the future 1t Will be
used by the West Virginia Racing Asso-
citation.
on Tuesday Miss Maud Harkert, of this
county. was married to Mr. j. h. Con, OF
Preston county The happy couple Will
make their future home in Rowlesourg.
Ever, arrangement is being made Tor
Good Fair this wear. Greater inducements
are offered for the best Of speed. ln fact
The Fair book has been fully revised in the
interest of all classes. The admittance
charge will remain at the popular price OF
twenty-five cents. The entertainment and
attraction this year will be greater than
ever before. and it is 10 be hoped that the
society will realize back the large amount
10 lost by the damages resulting from the
great flood of July, ISIS.
Among the prominent people taking IN
Clarksburg this week were: Hon. John
Branuon, of Weston; Hon. A. +. Hay
mond. Of Fairmont; NJ. Gather, of New
Jersey #. j Swift, of Huntington; VIM.
McGarv. of Weston; Miss Mugler, OF
Grafton; Duncan Despard, OF Roanoke,
va: Rev. Gallagher. Of Piedmont Il G.
Boggs. of Centreville; Ed. Stealey, of
Pittsburg. and Mr. and Mrs. George Bas-
table, of Parkersburg.
A new Democratic paper IS TO be started
IN this town, called The Old Guard. IL VIII
be edited by d. NJ Morris and Matt NJ.
Cooper
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MORGANTOwN.

Nf,r,,>rowv. March 2S.-MisS susie
- ~ Ir HolvoSe Seminary, but Tor
--.,r, ~ NlorrantOwu. is spending the
t,,e-s,. vacation with her numerous irienus
~ Miss Moore couiemp'ateS gong
abroad the coming summer. ,..,,..
me elocuuOnary entertainIlenl uelo q.
.,,., snvrsrian Church q few evenings
ny -C was hirhlv appreciated by all present.
MS Us me closing exercise or froi-
-, LIZ ,,rse i'm elocution ard showed hun
T., ~ tborourh master Of the ART me
'.-,.,,,s.i f,afures of the programme were
sseres from Shakespeare, tne i 4 ur1in
scene humorous ami oratorlcaL teuu', ~ ~,
md excellent music. Inc MUSIC VI s'S
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Used Untaxed Brandy

san FRASCIsco, March est has Just
been learned that the distillery and winery
of the Gallegos Wine Company, at Irving,
one of the largest establishments of the
kind in the State, was seized by revenue
officers Thursday on account of frauds al
legged to have been perpetrated in the un.
lawful use Of untaxed brandy. The plant
seized comprises tho extensive buildings,
all the utensils and appurtenances Of the
business, and between three and four thou
sand gallons of wine and brandy The
value of the plant is about 100000
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-29
GRAFTON.

GRAFTON. March 2S.-Col J. X. Smith
Of Fetterman, was in Clarksburg Thurs
day
Dr. d. :. Raymond. who has been visit
ing his brother Lewis, is quite sick with
asthma az the Ward House.
Company C's genial and handsome young
captain spent Saturday and Sunday at his
home in Maryland.
Senator Presley W. Morris, Of Richie
county, was greeting friends on our streets
Thursday.
A. C. Dayton, Of Philippi, passed through
town Thursday en- route TO Morgantown.
Mr.. Dayton had in his possession \ bottle
Of oil procured from the Philippi well.
The oil was certainly Of good quality, and
If the people in that locality can find as
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-29
SHORT CREEK.

SHORT CREEK, w. Va, March 2s.-J. G.
Thomas. of Wheeling, has been making
some improvements on his farm here, by
planting a number of young fruit trees.
The farmers have commenced ploughlng
for their spring crops.
George Hogg, Of Wellsburg, returned
home Saturday. after visiting among
friends here.
Miss Mary Rouse. Of this place, who has
been sick for some time, is better.
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Knocled Ont i'm one Round

PERU, IND, March 2S.-The heavy
weight colored fight for the Indiana cham
pionship occurred in a hall in this city last
night. The contestants were the present
champion, VIM. Pitts, Of Peru, and Thomas
Dixon. of Shelbyville Dixon was knocked
out in the first round by terrific blow on
the Jaw, which was broken. Six hundred
persons were present.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-29

SHORT BREATH, palpitaton, pain in
chest weak or faint spells, etc. cured by
Dr. Miles Heart Cure. Sold at the Logan
Drug Co.'s and Il. 3. Burt'S and at Bowie
Bros Bridgeport.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-29
Health is Wealth !

DR.. f. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
asSr. n guaranteed specific for Hysteria. Diz7i
uess, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia
Headache Nervous Prosuation, caused by the
use Of alcohol or tobacco, Wskefulness, Mental
Depression, Softer ing OF the Brain, resulting 10
insanity and leading to misery decay and death,
Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss Of Power
n either sex, Involuntary Losses and SpefmA'
,orrhe caused by over-eIertion Of the BRAIN
self-Abuse or Over-Indulgence. Each box coz
aims one months treatment. tl0O box or sli
boxes for $50, sent by mail prepaid on receipt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-04-16
Obituary..

Mrs. Erminie Reynolds, wife of G. W.
Reynolds, died last Monday morning of pneu-
monia. after an illness of two weeks. aged
twenty-eight years. Mrs. Reynolds was born
at Lamoine, Maine. She was married to Mr..
Reynolds June %. 1891, and accompanied him
to Colorado in 1888. Four chidren-one boy
and three girls were the result of the union,
and they with the husband, remain to mourn
the loss of loving and devoted wife aud
mother. The funeral took place from their
residence on 18th street, Thursday afternoon
at two O'Clock, Rev. l.. ID. Lamkin of the
Baptist church. officiating. Death under any
circumstances is sad. but when the mother is
taken away, thereby necessitating the breaking
up of once happy home, separating the
father from all that he holds dear on this
earth. the sorrow seems more than one can
bear. The sympathy of the entire community
goes out to Mr.. Reynolds and his little ones. in
this the saddest hour of their existence.
Greeley (COlorado> Sun, April 4, 1891.
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Prospect Harb0r.
Snrjnu has really haunp

Prospect Harb0r.
Spring has really begun.
Miss Fannie Sargent goes to Winter
HarbOr Monday morning to teach the
spring term of school.
Mr. j. +. Pike, wife and baby arrived
from Rhode Island last night.
Mrs. D. NJ. Noonan and daughter have
arrived home from Lewiston, where they
have been spending the winter.
Coasters are busy at work picking the
wood from our shores. There never was
so much wood at one time on the landings
at this place as has been hauled there this
last winter.
Lewis X. French arrived last night with
tin for Alfred Hamilton's can making. He
is going extensively into lobster pack
ing and little later on sardne packing
DR.. Larrabee is treating his house to a
new coat Of paint. w. F. Vose is doing
the work.
The merchants are rapidly getting in
their spring goods.
Mrs. Amy Strout, formerly Of Milbridge,
Is very low. There is no hope of her re-
covery.
April ID.
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Obituary.

Died in Bluehll, Maine, March 81, 1891,
Mrs. Clara Narnum Kane, wife of Capt. John
W. Kane. Mrs. Kane was native of Bluehill
having been born in the town, Sept 26, 1851,
at sea with her husband. Having lost her
father and mother while quite young, her
home until her marriage was with her aunt,
Mrs. ii. $. Smith. between whom and the
orphan there existed almost il not quite, a
mothers and daughters affection. She was
married Dec. 8, 1868, and for n number Of
years was often a companion of her husband
In his vOyaging TO various parts Of the world !;
but after suffering from sun-stroke and fever
while in the South, she did not again leave
Buehill for any length of time.
In the town she was valued a, kind neigh
Dor, and an always pleasant and thoughtful
friend. All who had the pleasure Of her &C
quaintance have sympathized with her in her
sickness, and rejoiced in her prosperity, and
they all feel sense Of personal loss in her
death. She leaves one daughter, an only child,
Miss Lillian May Kane, student in Bucksport
Seminary. Both the husband and daughter
were at home at the time Of the sad event, and
the sympathy of their friends and acquaint-
aDces were shown by the large attendance at
the funeral services which were on the after
noon Of April ID.
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Born.
Married..


Obituary notices beyond the Date. Name ana
Age must be paid for at the rate Of ten cents line
Els~orth-April 5. Mrs. Almira Card, agec
"a years and ) months.
April :, Mr.. Horatio Tisdale. aged 70 wear,
and } months.
April 8, Mrs. Honora Dorgan, aged u
years.
Brooklin-April g. Mrs. Mary, wife OF
Moses Day aged about 60 years AMI months
Prospect Harbor March 30. Ms. Margaret
iiuichings. widow OF the late Samuel B
iIutchings. aged ,3 years.
Pittsted- April ,. Mrs. Florence f.. wife OF
DIR. Thomt, \. Drake, aged IS years 6 month,
and 20 days.
Somesvile April 3, Ernest L.. only son II
MIR. and Mrs. Jonahan Hamor, aged "a wears.
, months aud l. days.
On the voyage from Scotland TO Cuba Feb
-. Mr.. Conrad T. Ames. OF Orland. wa. wash
ed overheard in gale, from schooner Grace
Lynwood.
Greeley. Colorado March 80, Mrs Erminie
wife Of Il. W. Reynolds, formerly of Lamoue
aged = years.
Gould-boro-A April II, Miss Abigail Whta
ker. aged "A years.
South Thoma~ton-M March 81, Mr.. Isaac y
Morgan. aged 80 years
TruKtly. n. J.-April Il, Mr. George Bur
bank Jei-on, son of the late William Jelison
OF this city. aged go wears.
Bangor March -. Mr.. James NJ. Tread
well. aged - wears month, and DAYS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-04-16

The rain storm Of yesterday $50 favor
able to those troubled with Sunday head
aches) is followed by beautiful morning
Quite a number of our neighbors are
sick. Mrs. Nellie Austin at her father-in.
law, Mr.. J. II. Austin's. has lung fever.
Mr.. Wallace Coggins has been sick week
or more, but is some better. Mrs. Abby
Austin who has been sick some time does
not rally as fast as desirable, vet it is
hoped she is improving.
Mr.. Edward Young who is employed at
Sorrento, made flying visit home on
Saturday returning this Monday morning
Mrs. Harry Young Of Bar Harbor, is
making prolonged visit of a month or
two at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. N.
Salsburys.
Miss Alice Coggins Is home on q short
visit.
Miss Minnie Scott of your city is with
her sister who is sick, Mrs Nellie Austin.
Mr. Nathaniel Guptill has moved with
his family to Lamoine. and we learn Mr.
Dawes of your city has bought the farm
on which he lived. owned by Mr.. Harden
Mr.. Thomas King and little son of
Waltham. Mass. have the past week been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Isaiah Young He
came on Saturday week, with the remains
OF his mother, Mrs, Augusta King, for
merly of Lamoine; she was widely known
as kind, gentle generous lady. and her
many friends will sadly miss her Mr..
Kings wife passed away only a few
months since
Deacon Edward Dunn of franklin, is on
visit Of week or so, AT his daughter,
Mrs Jesse ii Bragdon's. On Friday Mr..
b. received telegram announcing the
safe arrival at New York of her husband.
master of Sch. J. Is. Coolidge, twenty
days from Cuba D'NETr.
April -
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The last supper and sociable was held by
the W W. society at Samuel .. lIardi-
sons, last Wednesday evening. There
were about one hundred present aud it
proved t. be an enjoyable occasion
Spring Is approaching and all branches
OF business are beginning 10 move.
II is reported that A L. Heagan has
sold his quarry 10 New York parties and
he i to >uperintend the business at Bart
let's Island.
Miss Annie Shaw of Milo, is visiting
friends in the vicinity of Egypt and Han
cock.
The Union church is finished and if the
weather permits 1t will be opened Monday,
the 18th, and a sale will be made of the
pews Most any one can afford to have
one as the price will range from eight To
twelve dollars. The price is very low, but
the pews are no cheap affair, they are
first class.
Most every one seems to be in poor
health at present. A bad epidemic is pre-
valent not only in Franklin, but In the
several adjoining towns. Some call it the
grip, while others say it is only bad
cold. At any rate | notice it lets go fear
fully hard.
School begins Monday April 18th, with
Miss Sadie Mullen, teacher Ii. A. S.
April ID.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. W. F. Emerson of Bangor. was in
this city Monday
Hon. l.. q. Phibrook Of CastIne, was in
this city Tuesday. on business.
town, Tuesday.
DR.. Thomas n. Drake of Pittstield, was
in this city last week.
Mr.. Chas. II. Drummey has been on .
recent business trip to Boston.
Mr.. Albert Lord is at home from college
on a short vacation.
Mr.. Chas. A. Lyon OF Bangor, was in this
city Monday.
MIR. Ira Joy. who is employed in Bangor
spent last Sunday in this city.
Miss Hattie Baker OF Rochester, n. H.. Is
home on visit to her parents
Mr.. Fred. Coombs left for Chelsea, Mass,
last week, where he will resume his studies.
Capt. A. J Higgins OF bark Mary {. Hale,
has been spending few day, at home.
Mrs. Samuel Roysl, Jr., with her daugh.
ter, Clara, has moved TO Steuben
-Messrs. }. b. Wilkinson and r. l. Wooster
of Hancock, were in town Friday.
Mr.. Bart Joy. who left this city last fall
Cor Fort Payne, Ala, arrived home last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Percy Bartlett Of the class of 92 Bow
doin College, spent the vacation with his
brother Boyd. in Andover, Mass.
Daniel 5. Emery, Esq, Of Boston. and bis
son Ralph have been on "A recent trip to New
Jersey.
Mrs. Isaac Lawrence OF Sorrento. has
gone 10 Florida with her sister, Mrs Hancock
She will remain until June
Miss Annie Baker. who has been at home
from the Normal School ut Gorham, Me,
spending her Nacaton, returned Monday.
Mrs. DIR. Harvard Greedy and her sister,
Miss Mary II. Black. arrived home from Bo>-
ton last week, where they have been visiting
Mr.. A. Ii. Warren OF Ssccsrsppa, who
has been IN town few days. returned home
Monday. accompanied by his sister, Mrs. b. r.
JOY, whom be has been visiting.
Miss Mary +. Hopkins who has been
studying music in New York and Boston dur
ing the winter, returned ho me on Thursday Of
last week.
MIR. Alex. j. Grant OF Bar Harbor who
has made a winter voyage to the West Indies
touching ST. Kits and San Domingo. is ex-
pecitd TO arrive in New York thi. month.
MIR. and Mr,. Moore OF Got,'. Island were
in tins city last SUNDAY on visit TO their son,
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snithville.

smithville.
Miss Sadie Cleaves has arrived home
from Sorrento, where she has been spend
ing the winter months.
Miss Myra Smith has returned home
from Waltham, Mass, where she has been
employed in the watch factory.
Mr.. James p. Wakefield has commenced
his work at Sorrento, Mr.. Fred Smith at
Winter Harbor. Messrs. John and Samuel
Smith at Milbridge.
Mr.. Sherman Smith and family have re-
turned to their old home.
Wallace and Smiths mills are dong good
business saving.
Mr.. R. Smith is repairing his buildings.
Mrs. E. X. Smith has been quite sick
for the past week. but is gaining slowly.
April Is.