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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21

B'ddeford Journal; Up in Oxford coun-
ty the other day, . boy say fox sitting on
. knoll. and crops mp behind Mr.. Reynard
- sileutly that be got near enough to grab
him By The tail. Nothing 10 psssible 10
. boy bern in Oxford county, Maine.
The naFtins have gone from Norway.
They held convention on one Of the prin-
ripal sesso lass Sunday uhsn the oxford
C.ssuty Advertiser says s'Msny an old bird
ehet o6 il mouth and electrified the as
eenbly." That night they departed.
Ths ight of Americans to Ash on the dis
pstsd Cochfans Ledge on Eastport has been
d.sSsed ~ Ne fscent o,mmissioa. The
sspeRe Sentinel says Of is; The boundary
q nov Axsd b the joint commission and
eaoyed, 11lly sabstan'i aes the claims ma ie
- ~ Ansfican Asher,uen as the time Of
~ rs1Aae over the right to f.h on the
CecARa1e Ledge ashins grounds, that cul-
ninaAod n ths eazly ssmmef If 1891, In
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21

Saturday morning the lntercolonis
ace car "Rimouski" passed through
gusta from the Provinces to Boston CON.
ing Boston party, among whom val
Kendall who was very severely iujw,
the Provinces.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21

The Lincoln county commissioners have
been pondering the petition for = public
highway across the Sheepscot river.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21

Hard times have shut down the boring
operations in the town Of Perry. II takes
gold TO dig for coal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21

Phillips and jenkins will be the bsaa
for the Atlantics, who visit LitchieH VI
to play their second game with the IA
fields, with Phillips in the boz. The Y
gusta boys should bring home . al
There will be more base ball nov, a.
lips has returned from Ocean Point, vi
he has been since July 9Th, and no y
will be lost in arranging games, % al ls''
of base ball may again hope to ses "
ball played here. The Watervilles VII
the first visiting team, then the home ID
goes to Freeport, Lisbon Falls and kH
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21

Have You seen that souyeni, =,
BlAekington'sg lie 10 offering ,o,,, Z
did bargains just now and ha, ... /
lines of goods. 1t will repay one IA n
Mrs. Mehitable Evans died 81
morning at s o'clock at the n..,..
DIR. +. j. Roberts. The funeral y
held at the same place Taeslsy !,
A. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21

the ssix4fe by the Dominion F;sbeTies
cfsi,eF Dfesm, Of number At American
Ashisg boa6a. which were taken 70 Sc.
Andrews and d<fained there for some time.
avsitipg . sesfienent Of de difbcuity, buf
In the rod delivered TO ti,eiS osners, imme-
dissely following Vigorous protest., made
by the United Stss<s, sgsinst such . high-
handed proceeding.
A game warden reports game very plenty
about Mocsehead lake. One man say 80
de.f and one moose ia waking from North
Eass Casy - Lobster pond, distance Of
20 miles. He ai.5 saw the csreAsses Of II
dead deer shot By yo.chers. Mr.. Atwood
collected some evidence asainst the poach-
ers to use lsseY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21

Dora Wiley will sins n o,l,,.,
next Sunday This viii dOuh,le. =.
large attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21
Sseai 9aaii.<.

The Fellow whs Gets cs,...
lie can afford to be rad
Eau the man with the "a
LIS the hustler for hi, Am
who gets caught in ever 49,. ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21

While proceeding west on a recent trip
the occupants Of the pilot house of the
steamer State Of Maine sizhted small OBJ
ject point or two OF the port bow, which
-hen come up with proved to be ehild's
play boat, about twenty inches long. sloop-
sigged, With all sail set, bowling along on
It's solitary cruise with the steadiuess Of a
mach larger craft, though there was a stiff
breeze blowing and quite sea running at
the time. The position Of the little cruiser
~ about eight miles of Mt Desert and J I
miles from Bar liirbor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21

Marion Manola, the actress and ,s,|
who appeared here last spring in "rr1
Fritz is sick at New Rochelle, SI
with what seems to be bydrophobis
was bitten by dog, July ~. Hei I'd
elan does not say whether her ,rouha
or not.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21

Saturday morning Michael Marin !
brought before Judge Andrews spl
under $500 bonds to appear beiors
grand jury on the charge Of ssssul, va
weapon. Failing TO sappy bs
he was committed to the jail. Ch'
Roach came up for drunkenness and
set free upon the promise that be va
leave the Sthte.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21


a6k Compound
is the sure cure.
It is recon-
nended by thou
sands of women.
Its cures are un-
parallelled.
Al dsuExisea seil n.
Address Ia ecnGdenee.
LypiA 3. PfNIHAn Ngp.
Co. Lynn. MISS.
4vuF4Uk Is Oaafs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21

Is requires money driving $50 million
feet of logs through 60 and s. miles Of
Ksanebee waters and during this fasaeial
ssringeney the kennebee Log Driving
Company not finding accommodation al
the banks. borrowed a good deal from
private indi viduzis, the security offered be-
ing unq qaessioned. Lsteiy the company has
been Obliged TO pay the men with interest
bearing notes Of the company. This prae-
sice was in vogue back in the sixties,
and before that time, the lumber business
was done on long time payments, bat late
years II has xiyea place both in the ~oois
and on the drive to the Cash on the Des-
con Seat custom, which Is much bstter
ell around for employer and employe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21

Col. Staples extends an invitation is|
persons over three score and ten to 4
next Wednesday. All such !
be admitted free. On Saturday hl
vites all children under 10 years to rsal
park free, and on Tuesday the worth, 4
from the almshouse are invited to tah
outing at Oakwood.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21

A Lewiston lumber company buying
ciapboasds in the state of Washington TO
ship to Maine think Of il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21
TWO HEADS
GOOD BUSINESS. SEE?

Yon tell about
together wen tell your
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-08-21


4NsyAA XAAAk
N0kSS E1EWWfufE nnu
ssssas. An. d, !.
Card Il ,AanlA se,,,.,,
Of fespeet etc. ViN = eHa, -.
cents per line. No cAsre. ~ - n
ccnts-
Al eNefa9nG ennealepa>,6,
oe0to Wnooe ohicrf 70 the pu2ss-- u
sAsfeed Z. TIE rate Of afisss -. ~
ftcn or loSsl ssls.sS ~ s1ae.
ssSsras sSssss,se.S ~ SSSrsPSiss S ssses d . ~
'1s ssSssnSssss ' Sssss .Ao IN =.
pscaPs1 I'll soafss . fawe s ~
NEW ADvkRTlSkNRNYa -.
rSsi-Hs%il,s, assss: \ q,
Man,ed-Lsdy writer's.
Souvenir China The Rsssz.
:. HY... : 20.
-
&OS0S 0olottef.
~, ~ wae Gets csasks
eau ,hc man wi;h " * X. ss.a
Who ss ss,s a's,ass s.ssh, ies = ai. aas As.
-----------------.-.@ w ma
~"aksoi
,.,,. .,,.ni.,,. 1'u'S'es M
----------
''s Ns'''s Il. Lewis Of Bsosa,u
N''' aaee VI baeknAm Of Nina,
------------.., .,.-.. .,,.'..... y. =, iset
There were two arrests Suos.
drunkenness, but n the men m.
drunk to tell who they were il us,.
BILE to ascertain their names.
rave You seen that souvenir cA,
niAeSihgtohsF lie 10 offering so,ns /,
a'a bargains Just now and has N.,
lines OF goods. II will repay one To =,
Mrs. Mehitable Evan. 6,a
morning at s o'clock at the s,,l.,,
DIR. +. j. Roberts. The funeral :,
held at the same place Tuesl.y a
A. NJ.
The local beef marke, /, ,,iS :,
little firmer than at any time hi, ,s,.
owing to light shipments from Ii, =
Best beef is going for ] ~ and Q c.s
pound.
The Clerks base ball uins T.,
Booker, captain. will 70 to Li,chs.u..
to play nine out there. They in,,,,
make up for the last game ,hey =,
there, and lost.
Lsdie, ar gentlemen xi,h;r,
berry or pres.rve Jisbe. vii, snt
advantage to emil ON Monday ~,
"Wednesday of this week nj II n
Co.'S, l72 Water street.
MANY order, arc h.ir, ,.,.,~.,,
il,on & Co Of uallovell co., a.,,,.
w;,h,tapd;ny tho .e.sor !. go, s..
yu,ta people can leave thai, o,,,.,. "a.
y Fairb.nk. & "a .h,e d..,.,
,, ------.----.I -,
o. ..y..,;. -, -,
gusta from the Provinces to Boston COZ.
ing a Boston party, among whom vui
Kendall who was very severely njura
the Provinces.
Marion Mapola the nctre,. and ~,
who appeared her, las, sprins in ON
Fritz " ia sick at New Rochelle
with what seems to be hydrophob,
WAS HIT. n nv n dos, Julv ~ H., 4,
cian does moi say whether her fouAa
hydrophobia or not.
Col. Staples extends an invitation ID |
persons over three score and ten to
Oakw oOd next Wednesday. All such
be admitted free. On Saturday hi
vites all children under 10 years 10 vol :
park free, and on Tuesday the WORTHY 4
from the almsbouse are invited to ,,h |
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EDDINos.
MeDonala-s,n,ve,l.


Nearly so9 people assembled 81 the nicely
decorated pariors and dining room Of the Balm
bridge hotel. at PORT Biakeiey. % participate In
what proved to be ore of the grandest social
ereats OF Port Blakelsy Cor many day and one
which ~ili not be forgotten fer some tine %
come. II was given in honor OF the marriage
OF Mr. Malcolm Ne Donald. the genial proprietor
OF the Balm bridge hotel. 20 Mas Emma stiliwsll,
OF Jersey City. where they were married three
weeks ago and returned ten days ago. About
so invitations were issued and all responded
that couid possibly afteed seattle. Eagle Har.
Dor and Tscoms were yell represented The
immense throne amused themselves In various
ways. whist sna dancing being tho principal
feature. LANCER A Lsuoea's orchcstra furnished
the music Tbs grand march wss called At s.is
D "a WITH Mr.. and Nrz n. Mcdonald and Mr.
and Mrs. 7. Brooks in the lead. esxiy-swo
couples lined NJ for the grand march. Mr. G z
Byler and Me-. Charles Brooks acted as fooF
managers sEd 40 wall flowers we're noticeable
In rsfsesbments were served. Nothing Vas
spared 70 make iG pleasant ioT al taas a,ieneod.
II wa. impossible to obtain all The names Of
those present. but among the many present
we're: Mrs- NeDousld, Nrs Thornto5. srs.
Brooks. Mrs Keliam. Mrs Campbell. Mrs..
Price. MrS Hayward. Mrs- kobinsoa- OF seattle;
Mrs saith, Mrs Chapman Mrs. Byter, Mrs
Carli4le. Ans Frazer, Mira ChIiieotts. Mr.. FRED
son Mr.. Motley, MrA Fisher. Mrs. 0Hasa. Mrs.
Ssea, MIS- AoEg14l. MA DWef1Fs MIA MelGnes.
Mrs simpson, Mrs szfdIsr. Mss MilieH, Mr..
seahorn Nra Ward. Mrs. CLARK, Mrs. stone
NrA Mouk, Mrs. Czafissworgh. Mrs. Mcrso.8
Msa Plate, Mrs. MARSHALL, Mrs. swanesEg, Mrs
Qaash, Mrs Robinson. Mrs. Iab1ots. Mrs. White,
MIA Tsnsat. Mrs MastsoS. Mira Ksxfsrd. Nr.
Besscn ArA Plate. Me- DaTkis. Mrs. Qansh
Mrs Tnonnpsoa MFa tFehGrf. Mrs.. McE4cheyn,
Mrs Matis0a, Mrs. Fgyar-g. MrA simpson,
Miss slater. Miss Mcmillan. Miss Nelson. Mas
ts4:ssers. Miss :. Etolsaa. Miss Marshall, Miss
" Esoison. Mtss InAbost. Miss s4aaieF. Miss
Fngsaa Mas Aefkae. Miss fseasoE. Miss Kettle
Mss Ssess4n, Miss saith, Miss Fras4r. A.ss
Frvaafg Miss SsahsoFn. Kiss THgl9r Miss Kitty
Tnyso-. Ms. SAasders. Mia WinGsias, Mas
HAnsoa, Miss Primrose. Mksx snzaf. Miss Alas,
Ms 5acobe. Mss ssaboEn. Miss ssmpsoa. Mss
Txtfse Mis- D1rksa, Mia Case. Miss TEoraton,
Miss G. Matssoa. Miss u. NstEsen. Msss kaIson,
Hsn H. TaaFaton. Mr. A. wsnss0a. Mr. A.
o4aSh. Mr. A. j. stewart, III. e. Fisher, Mr. r.
Kssher. NJ. 7. CzsFis0Es M. 3 Dixon. NJ y.
Pgserson. Mr. g.. Hayward. Mr. n Mortog6
tasss Primrose. xr A. Tsslo~. Mr. r. TMysor.
NJ n EAAs1eswo<sh. NJ. A. saith. Mr. r W
Czsrx W { Eru1ks. Mr. 7. Brooks. Mr. A
Heath. Mr. wnfte Ms y. Marshall. Mr A.
PAS. Mr. u sg4ncsr. aF. tainn. NJ r. MsEaer,
Hr y EswoxtAy. ~ J. Isxsssz. NJ. e Aosnls,
Mr. 8.skc<, III. A. Ee3iGsoa. Ar csszz Ezxas,
Ms & Retsns0n. OF seattle: NJ G. Gehars. Mr.
q. cozsoy. ~. l. Fraser. d. Ksllz@. Ia.
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Licenses 10 we'd wers issued last week foe
James Allen Clark and Jessie Waited. both Of
ris, both u PearsOn's Landing; James Eatslstie
and Maggie Gordon. both Of Franklin. Adolph
silva. 0f seattle. AID Mary schc1. Of New York
city. Thomas Coin aud Fanny Alexander. both
Of Eent; W. O. Williams and Wiunie Williams,
10th OF seattle: J. ,. freeman. Of seattle, aaa
Nellie shafsf. OF Tacoma; Alfred Williams and
Matilda J. Daft. both Of seattle: RobsFt stoppsr
Of Toledo, snd Emma sehmsad, OF seattle:
Richard Bach. OF seattle, and Frsnkia Iustis, az
Butter. Ina. Joseph =. BueeTy. OF Bnenna. sna
ESama Z. TTuiEt OF Tacoma: I. J. Howisy and
Mary Dowpsy. both OF Kent Adolph Weller
and Anna schroeder. both OF snoqnsimis: JOAN
osfrana, OF Halter City. and Mary 4. Fsssxson.
OF seattle: aiehasi Day. OF Clear LAKE., sad
Mary ". swfnson. Of seattle: George J. Car
wood and Georgia Noe. both 81 seatfsel
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xsaiz2fsoa sers stated. d.. 7. =. 60s6sxeea. Mr..
Eaah = Sssf and III A w. conaas wers ap-
poAnEsa eoRnasstss to erss up . eonstisufson
sna ey-sAvs, and wiIi repor1 ~ fhs next raeei-
Ihs' NatfA viii Co held a. Tia sauna place q
ssek from Tomorrow evenfnx A very interest
.ag ssers1pties1 exhibition Was thea given sy
AH 1onsnf snd Mr.. y. p soule OF views tskeE
y ln@m IN Cosorado and Utah. Among these
pfsssat ware. Col and Ars. Eugene ~ Carr.
Dr. sad grx r. '. Gnosspeed. Nj. and Mr.. G
=. hsgsn, M. ard Mrs. = r s0uie. Mrs. D. A.
caeii, Mrs. r. H. eoe, Mrs n A kelley,
- Mis- Fanny csmpaeii. Mr.. C. w. Parker, Mr. A.
". SonAnt, Ne. EHiI De Seuf, NJ Z H. La
e'.n, q Port BsAkesey: Mr. J. C. Nschel, Mr.. II
. fanssou. Mr. Bruce ana oshsrs
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Mong. Mr. {. Tenant. Mr. c. NOssA Mr. ".
RoAeA. Mr.. = Ssnfre. Mr IT. Sansstxosa, Mr i.
Taszat.. Nr. Frat. NJ J. smith. NJ T. swaa-
son. Mr. ". nixon. NJ 4. nsxoe. Mr. q. Dlx1a.
~. G. SEasta. Mr. Carlisle. Ne. T. Frcs.sas, NJ.
Hubbard. M A. ess@akentAarr. Nj. y Nsisan.
NJ. hsSrkway. Mr. Il GcEnnes Mr.. W. Fsyaarx.
af. kexseFd, Ar. JAMS CAMPBELL. Mr. G Fsyeerr.
&f- :. Fryecsg. Mr.. L fryeerr. NJ. ToAn Cxsas-
aesis Mr. n FRgh. Of SuuRer: Nj. 0eorxs
pwe.ly. NJ. u. Waiter. Nr. n MeyS-s, NJ +
bsaEcz. Vi. r Aenonxis. Mr. T. NeDeaAsa.
Mr.. H. hureez. Mr. p Ssed. Mr. Smltn, NJ
kisAcA Mr. : BeSent Mr.. AaexAn6or Fraser.
Nj. ". gedEo1a. Mr. A. PIzfe. Carts cave.
wsits. Hanson. SeArscE. Eeliaai, ssr. A. ,.Ain-
pcrEseld. 1r. W. tsAwae. Mr.. = Metseaw. NJ A.
EssigeF. NJ. II. nsrkin. Mr r. ghglseosse Mr.. 4.
fishep. M. c. Hlnas. M C. Weight. NJ III
Price. Mr.. r wIndhlad, pr. Kesiunl, NJ. 4 In.
iersen. Mr. j Whittier. Mr. J. Rrc&es. 81. T.
MiinsE. M H. Morrill,, Ma. simpson. Ne Ae-
k-eeesn. MI Rsown. Mr. J. ChApnAa. ME J.
ksyEa. Mr. Ssone
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Nis. renasla.s Halloween r.,,v

Miss Helen Psnheli gave = Halloween rsrty
a; he- home on E.gasA and Pine street,. The
decorations were very unique, e-ing eoupossd
Of IVY. everxrSeEs. apple pzrinRa, etc. with
pun pain lanterns IN the hail Miss Alice Pen
relt. Sttirei as witch Just arrived from the
moou. with Der broom. recSiye4 TIE guests and
tie troi!csone splrs oi tie occasion was ear
s.e4 out IN all tie sports sud games ot the
evening. which fncin9st hunting supiss hid
dSa oT the witch. bobetng tos spples. POPPING
coSn. parting apples and throwing the peeIinrs
over toe shoulder, me entertainment caneiaa.
Tag with turulnr cut The ltgsss and tslIlnz hair
raising gaoss stores IN the dark
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scotch society H.llsws.en PARTY.

The FIRST Of tie scotch soesety's concert wss
ftrsngly celebrated on Tuesday eveninr. the
traditional Halloween c. All Hallox Ere when
s-some nsTry frienaiy eoantry folks
Ta1@shef did convene
To turn faetF nuts ard pus their stock
An baud their Halsowes =
The eoaee-t was given ~ Odd Fellows hall in
North seattle and was OF q sspeTio- character.
The following Is the programme selection Of
Scotch music. Prof. sharpe and Prot. Larger:
song. NJ. Clark: song. MEss Gasch; so1g. Mr.
MeComhs. recitation. Miss Mile sehisff: song,
Mrs. ]. W. Hughes; violin solo. Prot LANCER:
song, Mr. Hathaway: song. Mr. j. 4 Graham:
dance. Miss AuTpAys song. Miss K Nefnsyre:
soEg. Mr. c. W. saunders. After the ccrcer,
there abundance OF sport consisting OF
dookini for appies. trying ones luck among the
chappft taitses games and ether spellx The
entertainment wound up with dance tnciud-
sng in the numbers tnany characteristics 70
Scotland, and
"wf merry ssngs and friendly cracks.
wat they di3pa weary.
An nnro tales and funny jokes
Iaeir sports were cheap and CHEEKY"
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Ms. Adam. surnri.sss.

FrlsaAs Of Mss Ella H. Adams gave her a Sur
Prise party On Tuesday evening. is being her
osrsaGsy. 6anes we're inda.sed IN uata quite
.sse, when tine supper was served TIE fol-
loNtng we're TIE invited guests. NJ. Aad Mr..
= Z Norris Mr. sna Mn. " Z Adams. NrsL q.
bsaex. Mira II. : Briesasy. Miss BIrl8e Concr.
Miss Ada Risse<r. Miss Iens Haher. Mis- Mabel
AFeasr, Miss Florence Catl@-. Ms. Jeunse com.
Miss Aaaie Hagier. Miss stella Adams, Mr. p.
adams. Mr.. r MeIssn, Mr. r Adams. MF n.
koths Nj. d &. Reyaol1s. Mr. = Morford, Mr. e.
Norford. Mr.. c SPARKS. Mr. NJ Conner. Nj. /.
Hsss, Mr. 7. ". Butter. MI E. Batter. Mr.. A.
asisey. Mr.. W. Mcultoa, Mr.. K Noalion.
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Ma &Arss Mrs. kaaeet stu. Ms koh&s- Res "a.
Mrs. X Nsaeazza. Ms. y Fssas Ssaxr. Kiss
5le Aa-EzeT. &rx Ella Hsrslss. M1ss Msnase
Martha Kiss &rEa7e. Mrs. = + I-aarasxa. Msss
May Aa1erssr. Asss Rose B&ke-. Ms Rosie
Grsvess Miss Le1@ EeerrfIler. Mr. saEzDel Glib
500 pro- Bseeock. NJ. A :. Rsxsr. Nr + ".
MePaeTsa1. Mr. ". u. BoyaEcs. Mr. J. ~ Naere.
kAI-y L p4RS. Master Aaa1rs Anssr.aa. Master
LAsa Anderson. Master VI c. shuts. N.st@r
k9eeEf kshaa. Master Ed lsEayes. Master Law
renee GrxRes
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The entertainment given al Plymouth Gen.
EDUCATIONAL church ON Friday evening under
the auspices OF the Sarah Is. YeaIer Home for
Womea drew a fair-sized aud sppFeciattve audi
enec The entertainment consisted Of a nun.
Der OF readings by Rev pr W. .. George, which
were interpreted by vocal and instrumental
numbers. Dr. George il a fine reader and he
was frequently interrupted by hearty applause
His numbers comprised "The Revenge 'sThe
Knight and the Lady and "The Northern
Farmer" BY Teanysoa: the Old Woman OF
Berkeley" oy Soathey. "if5raiius'' by Maeau.
lay; THE kdifcc Erected by john The
Raven. by Poe; '.Marx Twain At Niagara" and
'-tiooa News Fsom 6aent.'' BY Browniux The
s0loists OF iae occasion we're Miss Mary Adel aide
Jehnsoa, OF California, who is visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs. A. f. Flax. and Mss Ella v Josephs
~ Nashville, Team, 10 is visiting Mrs. H. r.
Rannard. Mss johnson has a beautiful and
wsl.-eultivatsi s0rsaaa vosce. Her selection
was a scene from Tire opera Of sJosn OF Arc" BY
BofGesi. and ia response u hearty encore she
gave lullaby BY Charles pennee Miss Josepns
possesses rich, sympathetic aud weli.traincd
coufrsliS voice Her selection was ..Ths Waltz
OF Love. BY MaFceese, ard on al enthusiastic.
recall she gave "Ths Two Marioae.tes" Dur
ing the Interval Frof Darling p.ayea Sappe's
Overture 70 Fgg2e Daaiet"
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Of sse nxgnbsrs af fae ehrsch. NJ. shankliss
Responded IL lev weas-ehasen ramarks. ex-
pressing his pleasure II rstnrninw 20 the Softa-
70 the cause Of Christ. especially a. rerreseu,xd
~ ID church over which he lad neea ps<red
Tbs nsAsrs of ths ehnsch presented Mrs.. shank
In Win 9 beautiful a4skss Of acwers as a
token Of their tRtersss ia sEs faraily. AZ the
gathering hrnke up VITA TIE ro1aterxsxa az
trade mark OF Methodist fhsnd- saak&nr1. raauy
were the congratulations offered 70 each other
npoa the very sEspiesous eeginning C new
year % wcrk Eor TIE ehHrcA
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s,aaie for china Painting.

Vow that the holidays are approaching. theirs
Is renewed interest Ia tbs exquisite srs OF ehlna
painting. Mra !. ". PrAfs, who Is = pupil 81
Mrs. Rrscxelton, Ehe acknowledged authaslfy
ia tbs Unitsd states, has opened stndio ia the
Hogyoxn block and sill give lessons fn the Lag
est ceramic aessRnA In orier 90 insure Asf
paplss skiiiful sx.ng shs hAs added charcoal
kin fog their use There viA b sspassts
eEas.es for ssuaaafs and advanced artists.
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m... Mell,e rh.,lip.. r.r,r.

On Friday evening Miss Mollie Phillips gave q
pleasant psrty a. her home, Ma. ass AIesrt street
The decorations were Of Ivy and were very
pretty. Dancing wss the principai amusement.
followed by dainty supper Miss Alice Howell
assisted the hostess in receiving her guests,
who were: Miss Alice Heweil, Miss Helen Nc
Saught. Miss Gertrude C.srk. Miss Nellie Hub
bard, Mas Evelyn Graves, Miss Ann Parsons,
Miss DotIie smith. MISS Fannie Hall, Miss
MInnis Beck, Miss Nellie Gillette, Miss Edna
Whittier. Miss Gertrude Paige. Miss stella Cole,
Miss Mabel Ward, Miss Laura Rumsey. Miss
Margaret Rumsey. Miss Maud Harmon. Miss
Mabel Audettc, Miss Scli Wells. Miss Osheiis
Carol, MIss Callie Gillette, Miss Mary shondy,
Mr. Addison Ezsile. Mr. Robert Webb, Mr. Osrin
Rank. Mr., Ronert Rsdhe.d, NJ. Willard Carson.
As. Charlie Tarney. Mr.. Ed Herald, Mr.. Tull
Kellogg, SIR. Horace Turner, NJ. Dana Fsrns-
worth, Mr.. Clare Farusworth. Mr. Robert
Brinker. Mr.. Jesse Brinker. Mr.. Guy Bssf Mr.
Linn Relic, Mr.. Boyd Wells, Mr.. Frank Freder-
ticks, Mr.. Gene fedcy, Mr.. Clarence Edwards.
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Miss Jennie Bate. sarnr,..a.

pleasant surprise party was given 10 Miss
Jennie Bates By & few Of her friends on Friday
evening on 81 lawrence and Main sireets The
evening was spent In dancing. games and card
PLAYING, after which refreshments were served
Those present were: Mr.. and Mr. J. III Rates
Mr.. and Mr.. Sawyer. Mr.. and Mrs. c 1. Grant
Mrs. Il. II. Hamilton, Ma Taylor. Miss Oracle
Mathews, Miss Minnie Hamilton, Miss Anna
Lsylor. Miss Lsitie Dsyle. Miss Nvrtla srrigv.
Miss MARY Donovan. Miss Jennie Bates. Mr.. n
sheelock. Mr.. oiin Woods. Mr George Cooper.
Mr. Oliver Carson. Mr.. Ice Mccoy. Mr. Louie
CFasEen. Mr. A. Butler. Mr. Arthur J. Miller
Mr. Milton Miller, Mr. Wallace smetharss and
Master Willie Bates
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Mr. John ostrand. OF Halter City. and Ml.s
Ida ". Peterson. OF This city. were married at
tho residence OF the officlnEing clergyman. John
p. Damon. 30 fifth street. on the afternoon ol
Friday. November 3, 1898. lew friends being in
attendance as witnesses. Mr. and Mra Ostsand
will made their home In Halter City.
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fer. both OF Tacouaa. were married By Rev. John
r Damon at his residences. 80 Fifth street. So
sftle. On Tuesday evening. October 81. Isas. the
witnessing party belnE composed Of seattle and
Taoorna frIaads
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Street Methodist Episcopal ehnseh, we're r4rea
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aud Clovs-sals streets. ey tie naeEasers * Mr.
covsrEsoa's eunsrsxAtiea aaa thesf srienas
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CosEagtsn. NJ AID 1rz- J T. A4stIa. Mr. asa
Mr. a 5s-s Eev. ". az2 Ma .IilkH seaeA,
Mr. ssa NFz Frank JosIfH. Arx Rock, MFs T. &
Anisrsoa, Mrs George Z. Yois ASa ketxaeTsoa.