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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24
TaEY CAaE TO TINE.
Martinsburg's Mayor and Council Learn
WHAT it is TO be In Contempt.

Martinsburg's Mayor and Council Learn
WHAT it is TO be In Contempt.
Special 10 ne Eeg.sye-
MARTINSBURG, w. VA, July eat
was brought To the attention OF Judge
L. Boyd Faulkner last Friday that the
Mayor aud members of the city council
had disregarded the order of the court
on the contested election case Of c. G.
Cutler against DR.. VIM. Il. Hehshaw, by
swearing in Cutler, and the Judge issued
a rule against them 10 appear and show
cause why they should not be attached
for contempt The reading Of the rule
came up this morning, and the Demo-
cratic members of the council were ex
honorated after showing to the court
that they were not present and had not
participated IN the seating OF Cutler.
The Mayor and other members filed
their answers, stating that that they
acted ignorantly and without any in-
tentlon on their part Of placing them
selves in contempt OF court. The court
took time 10 consider its decision, and
in the meantime the Council held
hasty meeting and rescinded It's acNO1,
seating Cutler. Upon the reassembling
of the court the judge exonerated the
offenders from deliberate contempt, but
criticised them severely for nasty and
iuconsiderate action and imposed a
small fine and costs on each Of them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24
oLNEY. DENNIS AND TaE :. P.

Since we are not likely for some time
to hear the last Of the suit brought By
United States District Attorney DEN
MS in California against the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company at Los Ange-
les, it will be well TO clearly understand
the nature OF il, aud Of the disagree
ment between Mr.. DENNIS and the De-
partment OF Justice az Washington.
The suit is brought under the anti
Trust law OF 1890. which was designed
10 suppress combinations operating for
the restraint Of trade, and the United
States, through the agency Of District
Attorney DENNIS, asks the courts to
compel dissolution Of the association
of railroad corporations which cOnsti-
tute the Southern Pacific Company, or
70 revoke all the leases, purchases, or
consultations by means Of which some
thirty independent roads have in the
course Of time been merged into the
Southern Pacific corporation.
From a resume Of the case in the New
York Times it appears that while the
Attorney had instructed Mr. DENNIS 10
enforce this law, he did not intend
that suit designed to COM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24
An Excellent PAPER Properly ApUre-
C5ated

The sunday edition of this paper, for
the past two weeks, has demonstrated
In the most convincing manner that the
reading public OF Wheeling aud It's
vicinity have access, in the REGISTER,
to all the news aud literary advantages
possessed by the residents Of cities many
times larger than this. The REGISTER
sunday edition is always excellent, 90
all departments but the last two issues
have been peculiarly satisfactory, aud
the increased demand shows the public
appreciation. The manifest superiority
Of the REGI>TEE will be maintained In
the failure, sAd the constant aim will be
10 keep it fully equal 10 anything pub
iished In Cincinnati, Pitts6urg,or Cleve-
land
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24
stnrtInr Political Lie. Early.

10 its Introduction 10 the list Of Dem
ocratic suggestions, yesterday morning.
the lRtclilgCncCr felt impelled to say:
1.-THE ROOSTER said there were four
hundred Democrats present at the Elm
Grove meeting, but one Of those who were
there said there were thirty-nine at the
meeting, including the chairman"
The REGISTER said nothing OF the
sort. mort did IL say anything which
could by any possibility be construed TO
mean anything Ike that
What the REGISTER said about the
meeting was simply this, and nothing
more:-
THE meeting was very large one"
The TntcHyenccr is convicted Of
lying, again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24
4 BIG TURNOUT
At the Eighth Ward suggestion Meeting
Last Night.

At the Eighth NAfu oUh -'' ''- :
LaSt Night.
The Democrats OF Richie district
held a suggestion meeting last evening
and had a large attendance. Comm L
teemau Herman Bentz called the meet
ing 10 order. John Manion was made
chairman and James Handlan secretary.
The following suggestions were made;
Congressional convention - Char e ;
Otte, J. 3. Handlau, w. A. McEIroy' Jr.,
John Minkemyer and john 4. Nichols.
County Couvention-Herman Beulz'
John Manion. Jr., W. l. Rose, A j..
Howard, Charles Horstmann, c. c. L Is
north, VIM. Thurman, and ). b. MinSe-
meyer.
County Commissioners Charles
Horstmann, Louis Stab, Charles Bra
mer, and James y. Nichols.
School Commissioner-Wm. Woiying-
tom
Justice-Ferdinand Rolf, and Thomas
Gi!Iigau.
Constable-JOha TuIly, and Dan Con-
ners.
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Observation-Disclosures
TContin,.sd from First Page.l

1.15l1. Second, mile and 20 yards,
AIsrT won: time, 1:4714. Third, =
mile, Mary Keene won; time, l:O3'
Fourth. IL miles, Dungraven won;
lime. 1:57. Fifth, e mile, Percy won;
lime 1:16. Sixth. q mile, Governor
Palmer won; time, 1:1s53.
MADISON RESULTS.
ST.. Louis, Mo-, July 2S.-Flrst race,
: fnrIopgs, Gabe Reilly won; time,
1.o9lI. Second, lie mile, Flaviila
won: time. 1:19. Third, 5 furlongs,
Monsoon won; time, loo. Fourth, 1l-l6
mile Avon Dor won; time, TIA. Fifth,
s fnrlongs, San Bias won; time, lilo.
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JAPAN WANTS 10 FIGHT.

SHANGHAI, July 23.-It Is generally
believed here that Japan does not de-
sire a Pacific settlement OF the Corean
disonte. As eyidence Of this, attention
is csllep to the fact that so soon as one
difficulty is overcome Japan imuedi-
stely raises another.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24
SKIPPED WITH The DOODLE
Escapade OF Colored Preacher Who
Has Seen Conducting CampmestiuE
1t SIstorsville.

Sysi0l % its Rsc.s,s-
SIsrEBsvuLE, w. Va, July ca
Scott, the co,ored minister, who, with
about SIX other colorei men aud women,
has been conducting campmeeting at
this place, skipped out early this morn
ing, taking all the money which has
been raised by collections and taken
In at the gate during the meet
ing, which closed last night. He
started u on very large scale, hiring
Spccia. police, renting musical inStru-
meuts, etc, an Of which be was 10 pay
for at the close Of the meeting. They
have had good crowds all week, and so
be is very good "beggar." Ii is very
probable they collected about $50 CT 500
more than current expenses, such as
beer bills, cigar bills, cts. This amount
he proceeded 90 "sbave down and let
his associates and debtors do the best
they could for their share Of the pro-
ceeds. The other members OF the
crowd left for Parksrsburg on the morn
ing train.
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no.p,.n.. Cal on ths Prs.iaspt.

WASHINGTON, July 23.- Senator Cor
man SAID this afternoon that his visit
to the President to-day had nothing to
do with the tariff as had been rumored,
but was upon a matter OF public bus
mess not connected with the tariff con-
ference matter. Mr.. German added
that the visit was in every way OF
pleasant character and that no feeling
was displayed by either.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24
Hsrkeler Counts TeaeheE..
Specialize ~ Rsg-1;s-.

MARrINsBURG, w VA, July "a
The Teachers Institute for this county
met here This morning, under the super
vision of County Superintendent [. Z.
Taber, assisted by J. Z. Harris, OF
Charleston, and a. C. Kimler OF SaeP-
hsrdstown Normal school, and will con-
tinue in session until Saturday. The
attendance is larger than a. any preyI-
Gus year. An interesting programme,
having in view the entertainment -
well as the instruction OF the attend
ants, has been arranged, and Is being
carried out
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24
mee,ipr of The executive Committee

The Democratic County Executive
Committee met last night for the pul.
pose Of selecting place for holding the
county convention next Monday
Propositions were received from Wheel
ing Park and Mozart Park. The com
mittee was divided on the question Of :
suitable place for holding the conven.
ton, many favofinE the Second Branch
Counci. chamber, The matter was post
pOuei until future meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24
Alarmed By Burning Gas.

eIectdt 10 ne RfGts,sr.
SALEM, W. Va, July 23-Our town
is under great excitement tonight over
the burning Of gas from the RaccoOn
well, near this place, which Is being
drilled by Harrison County Company.
People for miles around being alarmed
came to see what was on FIRE, as they
thought IL was Salem.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24
$40 REWARD.
LEGAL NOTICE.
PROBATE OF VIII.

OFFICE oFTHE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
~ Court OF Ohio county state OF West IT.
cinia fl the matter ~ the probate n' We L-1i
will and testament or ID. T. Melaney, deceased.
The object OF the petition nled in uis matter
on the I'D day OF July. 1884,, Is 20 have admiusi
to probate n paper writing pur5orting % "a ths
will OF ID. 4. Melaney, deceased. beaE. ate
on the 24th day OF May, 1885, And tia Hrng
from an affidavit died With me, Ina mVoflce,
persons who are rerciu and by said petition
declared 10 D. interested In the probats Of said
will, are. Ujn.residcn Is OF this State. 10 Is or
deree Tat they do appear at my Office, in tbs
., y Of Wheeling, In the county ana safe
aforesaid, within one month after tho date ~
the first publication hereof and DO what is acc
ossary TO protect their interest 10 said MISTER.
The bearing OF said petition is set ior tue 81
day OF August, A. d. 1894, az the hour OF 10 a. M.
published the FIRST time July p lsNl
ROBEHT WHITE GEORGE IOOh, tlefs.
ATTORNEY iy2i0aUt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24

THERE is a way OF reaching the
Senate, though it is a round about
one, and tho people have a stout
rod in pickle which certain Senators
from New York, New Jersey and Mary
land will feel the weight Of when the
time comes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24

CHOLERA is spreading in Russia and
scattered cases are reported in France
and Germany. II is just the time tor
vigilance at American ports.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24

BETWEEN japanese guns and the
plague China will probably have to re-
wise her census considerably.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24

"DoN'r fight over little thing like
that, " say the British lion and the Rus
sian bear TO China and Japan, as both
Of those animals reached their paws for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2Ist, 1894.

The Democratic Executive Committee OF the
First Congressional District. a. a meeting held
az the 81 Charles Hotel. IN the city OF CiarEs-
burg on Saturday July Ith. 1894. ordered hat
the Democratic Convention OF the FIRST Con
sionzI District 70 nominate a candidate
Tor Congress, be held on ~ ESDAf, AUGUST
90 be called TO order 40 n O'CLOCK A. 81.
And AZ said Congressional Convention each
o. the counues In the FIRST District shall DO en-
TITLED 20 one vote therein for every ane hun
drsd votes o. fractional part thereof over dtty
cast for the Democratic candidate for Governor
o. tnis state at the election held in November,
1892 End that no county shall be entitled 20
more delegates than no has votes 20 cast The
various County Executive COMMITTEES are re-
ouested % take such action as may be neces-
sarv 90 have their respective counties repre-
scented Ia said conventions
The following is the number OF Votss 70
which each county Is entitled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24

OVER In the great high tariff State Of
Pennsylvania highly protected labor is
still striking right and left,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24
The Atmosphere ID LoFe

Is a pure, sweet breath. This desidera-
turn is one Of the results OF using 500
DON'T, which not only inyigorateS and
preserves the teeth. hut renders the mouth
as fragrant as rose.
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DIED.

REYNOLDS-Mouday morning, Jolly "a
ls9i. AZ : - o'clock, CLARA A., oldest child o.
Theresa / the ate Joseph Reynolds agel 3
years. month and days.
Funeral from the residence Of It's grand par
ents. No. as3s Main street. this Cf0e'daJ)
afternoon at 2:51 O'Clock. IDtcfment a. MI
Calvary cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24

TIVE Democrats in Congress have one
more chance to show the people that
the party can redeem It's pledges.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24

WIrH GoEWAN ct al, active in the
Senate there is no necessity for QUAY &c
Co., 10 flibustsr.
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pITTSBURG WON WITH EASE.

CHICAGO. July 23.-Pittsourg won
with ease to-day. They were lucky and
were aided in the first by rank de-
cision right at the plate. Attendance
l.775. Score:
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CoxEY says he has retired from the
turf Now leu him retire his mouth 10
private life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24

THE Senate and House might arbI-
trate.
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Earned runs, Chicago 5, Pittsburg IL;
two base hits, Smith, Arson; three base
hits, Irwin; stolen bases, Arson, STEM
eel, Dahlen, PARROT; double plays,
Bierbauer 10 Beckley; struck out by
KiIen Z; base on balls, off KiIlen 4, of
Strettou .; bit with ball, Beckley; time,
2:l5; umpire, Lynch.
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1911 Market Street

bT. e C. Vests asye ard srsia Tfsatnent
p f4 EaraF positive written YzsraEtse. - suthOr-
Lrala ard ysTVs Power: Jcss EslhoOc, 1zinzrets.
higaf Dos5ee. xvi Uxsa-1s: TACK VI Co1l1s1oe,
? rr1lsrees. Issslsnds. ell Drain. Lon o. Power
a re 9ensratiTe Organs 10 ssthsr EsE, cnzee1 ~
oTeg-ezErtioB; Yozslful Errors % Exce@4ss Use o.
Igaacoo, Opium or liquor, which cOon le@f 20
Nisery Cos-Eunspt1, Jlsz1fty and Desee. - nan,
" tlI. for -. Nith vrfften rzlranfes 70 ctrs or
Iefuna faocay. Vf6T . CCUGb SYRUP. A Certain
cTs frr ccuzh@, Cgds EFthrns, 8foEchifis, Group,
RfhnOpirg DUH, Sore Thr1ff. Fic1EArt - tAAe.
u ~, nov 81 7Trs rs irsued Only
Through G. r. GOETZg, Sole Agent, s9ntawes
cor. EHe!lih and Market Sts., Hhsslihg,W Va
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
WALL STREET!

thus making 81 per CENT earned and paid 10
SIX months. Prospectus giving detAl'sdiuiof'
nation Of our plan mailed free on sppiica' 'n'
Highest references. Responsible repreaoala-
lives wanted in every city.
WEtNMhN & CO, stock and Grain
Brokers'. Al Broadway, hos YORK
iyljeod .dgb
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-03
q. 8. Marine Hospital.

The official years work at this institution
closed on the both of June as is the case with
all government departments. The past
year has shown the largest number of sea-
men treated in the history of its operations
since it was opened thirty-fve years ago.
AT thesclose of the last fiscal year Is pa
tients remained under treatment. 2l0 have
been admitted to the hospital: S8l were treat
ed as out patients, making a total of 1104
receiving treatment. To this total should
be added 68 physical examinations of can
didates for establishment in the various
government services. The largest record
previously made 1881 was 931. Of the 225
hospital patients, $50 were discharged as
recovered, 81 as improved and died, leav-
ing Ia now under treatment. Considerable
improvement to the buildings and grounds
has been made in the past year. An cleo
trio light plant is in course of construction
and it is believed that this is one of the best
equipped Maine Hospitals in the country.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-03
Patriotic Service City Hall.

The patriotic service in City Hall on the
evening of July 4. cannot fail to be one of
great popular interest. The Maine Society
of the Sons of the American Revolution join
the municipal authorities of the city of Port
land in the arrangements for this service.
There will be a band concert in the hall
from 7.3 Otto clock. At the exercises that
follow, Mayor Baxter will preside. The
opening address by the Mayor will be fol-
lowed with music by Shaw's Quartette;
prayer by Rev. DR.. j. L. jenkins; music
by the quartette, and an grafton by Presi-
dent Whitman. of Colby University. The
hall should be crowded.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-03
BRIEF JoTTlNGs

Those who are interested to visit the
Invalids Home at Frefethen's today
should take the 10. 80 boat. A light lunch
will be served by the managers.
The Augusta druggists. who attended
the two days session of the Maine Phar-
maceutical Association in Portland re-
port very delightful time, and speak
in high terms of the hospitality of the
Portland druggists.
All persons are requested not to flre
guns, crackers. etc., in the vicinity OF 70
St. Lawrence street, on account of seri-
ous.illness in that house.
Tug Mary J.Finn arrived yesterday
with the dredge Freeport.
Yesterday was another very hot day,
but the heat was tempered by the east
wind.
The steam yacht Varuna, H. White
of Boston, owner, arrived yesterday and
coaled at Randall & McAllister's.
There was a great patronage of the
island steamers yesterday. The hot
weather in town brought out the crowd.
Schooner J.B. Atwood brought 5000
Holsters, schooner Fannie Haden $4,000
pounds hake, cod and haddock, and the
inshore boats 5000 pounds of mackerel
yesterday.
Steam yacht Gazelle of B oston coaled
Yesterday forenoon at Randall & Meal
listers wharf.
The First Free Baptist Ups. G. E.
held an entertainment in their vestry
last evening, at which the st. Lawrence
street male quartette, Clarence Brooks,
soloist, and Robert Whitcomb, reader,
appeared.
The Boston & Maine railroad men, be-
tween Saco and Portland had their an
nual clam bake Friday. at Pine Point.
given by George Leavitt, foreman of the
Pine Point section.
The majority of the barber shops will
close all day on the Fourth, and will
keep ope until IL o'clock tonight.
Company E, of the First Regiment,
was inspected last night at their armory
by Colonel Kendall and Captain Hall.
There was a good-sized attendance Of
the men.
DR.. Carlton Kimball of Woodfords
has raised this season some of the larg.
est and best straw berries seen in this
vicinity. They are of the Belmont vari
ETY..
drunkenness last night, who was before
the court yesterday morning on the same
charge
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-03
Y. M. c. A. ON THE MONITOR.
They Held Last Sunday the First Reli-
gious Services for Four Years-The Milan
tonomoh Too Small to Have a Chaplain.

If anyone had thought as to what is
the Sunday observed on board the Miar-
ton omoh, one would naturally suppose
that there were were religious services
of some kind. But the fact is that last
Sunday afternoon religious service was
held on board that United States war
vessel for the first time during the past
four years that she has been cruising
about with over 100 men on board.
1t came about in this way. The idea
occurred to Captain z. P. Pickett, whose
religious work among the sailors is well
known, that it would be well to hold
a religious meeting on the monitor last
Sunday. He went to the captain and
asked for permission, which was gladly
given. Then he went to the Y.M. "A. :,
Of which he is a member, and Secretary
Garland Joined in the good work with
aiacrity. The captain sent the steam
launch ashore to take them aboard.
They were accompanied by Messrs.
John Gum. Henry Smith, A. Allan.
and Milton Cham bers, all members of
blo .M. N.-A' AAoy uoiU ooI'iocs oli
the berth deck, underneath the water.
About SO of the sailors attended. Then
it was learned that these were the first
services as above stated. The mems
life ON Sundays does not differ from that
of any other day as far as religious OBJ
servance is concerned. The reason given
is that the government considered this
monitor too small TO hs We chaplain as
the larger war vessels do. The men play
games, ETC., on Sunday, and do not OBJ
serve the day. There are several of the
younger men who try to observe the Sab
bath, however. One of these was prom
inent in the services last Sunday. He
was so much in earnest that the YIN. c..
A. party have since raised money and
purchased him Bible.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-03
Two Portland Firms.

The American Grocer of New York, pays
the following high compliment to two Port
land firms: 'We doubt if there is a city of
it's size in the world that has two larger,
more enterprising, more progressive whole
sale grocery houses than Portland, Maine,
claims as it's own-two houses that hold the
trade more easily with genuine bargains in
first quality goods than do Milliken, Tomlin-
son Company and the Twitcheu Champlin
Company. Their establishments are models
none better anywhere; their capital is
large, their employees courteous and able,
their business keenness and foresight I'M
questioned. So long as these firms hve-and
may the day of their dissolution be exceed
ingly far removed-just so long can Maine
boast herself when wholesale grocers are
named, and way up the column of progress
sive grocers inscribe the names of these
two FIRMS
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-03
. GOOD WILL FARM.
Fifth Annual Meeting of the Association
Held Yesterday.

The fifth annual meeting of the Good Will
Home Association was held yesterday. The
following officers were elected:
President-Hon. Moses Giddings, Bangor.
Vice President. B. Mayo, Foxcroft
Clerk-Y. r. Fossi P !31.tl u +u,uo
Superyisor-G. W. Hinckley, East Fair
field.
: Trpstees,-G; H. Quincy, Boston, Mas Mass;
w. H. Hall, Hartford, Conn.,; ). Il. Blake
Bangor; j. 0. Smith, rkowhegan' ii. II.
: Die DifectorsoG. W Hinokley East Fairfield;
6. r. Ehurston, Portland; Eli. Drummond,
Waterville; III: M. Bailey, Portland L: 1.
Walton, Skowhegan; e. z. Mayo, Fairfield;
G. j. Bailey, Winthrop.
The supervisor reported Fogg, Bailey and
Christian Endeavor cottages erected during
the past year.
Ground will be broken July 4th for a $4,000
school building. Harper Bros, through their
Harpers Young People, are collecting funos
for an Industrial building. The receipts OF
the association for the year has been S92oo'
and the year closes with all bills pald ana
$63 in the treasury. Sixty-eight boys nave
been given homes and fifteen more Will De
added very soon. Hundreds of applications
have been necessarily denied for lack OIL
ROOM After two or three more cottages are
built it is proposed to erect dormltory TO
accommodate the older boys. 1t is also pro-
| posed to add another hundred acres to the
farm with another new barn, and largely
increased stock and facilities. The new
stories, 72x4s feet, constructed of brown
stone and brick, and will accommodate 200
| boys. The Christian Endeayor building is a
perfect gem. 1t will be dedicated the week
| of the state convention. Each of the 1894
classes in Colby and Bowdoin have provided
| to give Good Will boy collegiate course.
| Certainly no more worthy object than this
| exists in the state, and we are glad that 1t
| is receiving the liberal support of our clt1-
| ZenS.
The Portland daily press., 1894-07-03
PERSONAL.

: Mr.. Henry M. Russell, of Boston, for
merly of Portland, is now stopping in
this city on a visit.
Captain W E. Dennison and family of
the Eastern Promenade, have moved to
their home at Machiasport.
Mr.. E. e. Parmenter, principal of the
North school, will attend the summer
school at Martha's Vineyard.
Miss McCobb will give Mrs. farley
at Skowhegan on the evening of the
Fourth.