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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09

Glad to know that Mr. Pete Crow
will move hts family back to the
city from Roudo, in few days
They will occulY the 'Forbes resi-.
dence in Fairvirw,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09

Joe Fuqua was up from Boggy
last evening
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09

Gold Spettdeles, DR., j. Brown,
Ottulist. - 2t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09

Attorneys w. H. Arnold, Paul
Jones and Y, E, Webber are in at.
tendance upon Little River circuit
court at Richmond this week,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09

A la'ge line Of manufacturers
novelty and combination purse and
card cases, (only one of kind just
received at H. f. Briley's, u l3
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09

Huddleston Bros, have Just re
ceived a fine line of smoked meats.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09

The Daily upd Weekly TExARKANIAN are
entered at the postollice a Texarkana as
second class mail master.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09

Mr.. W, H. Booth, manager of the
Twin City Furniture and Undertake
ing Co., authorizes IS to announce
rates as follows, for funerals;
Hearse $500, carriages $3.50. He
gives his personal attention to the
undertaking department, and will
let no one excel him in any way.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09

Buy broom from 'Uncle Zach"
Davis, the poor old blind man, who
peddles brooms to earn an honest
living, without begging Kindly
assistance to such a deserving gen
tleman, always carries with it its
own reward. tt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09

LOG AL 1T ETWS.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09

The law against the running Of
blind tigers" in Arkansas is very
severe as well as very explicit 1t
says any person who shall directly
or indirectly sell or dispense
in any manner any kind Of
liquor or rhedicated drink that will
mtoxicate, shall be fined not less
than 5000 nor more than $500, and
be imprisoned for thirty days, for
each otIensa, and each day of such
violation to constitute an ollense.
Those who may be violating the law
or contemplate doing so, had better
consider well this law, 1t will &C
hard with any and all such viola.
tions in Miller county,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09

Cotton A. to AZ today.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09

The News of this morning charg
eS the TExARKANIAN with coming
to TO the defense of the Hucktns
House, in selling socaIled temper.
ance drinks" It's charge is false
After having stated that we had
seen no intoXicants sold there, and
that it had the right to sell cider
etc. we positively said that we
would not "shield it or any other
concern in selling Intoxicating Ii.
Quors,' aud we meant just what
we said, Appearances are all
against the Huckins House item.
perauce bar, as the News says, and
it will come to grief, il it violates
the prohibition law, As we have
stated heretofore public sentiment
will not allow any such thing,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09
FROM The DG0l.lCr. .
OF Birth Use
CUTTCUT2A S0LP

Il Is not only the unrest, sw,etes ,
and mcSt refreshing Of nursgr, SOW, ,
but il contains dtucatl ino'R,o *
properties which puffy ana heautify
the skin, and prevent Skir bIemShes,
occaSioned by imperfect cleansing at
birth and the use Of impure soap,
Guaranteed absolutely byanalyt.
ical chemists Of The highest standing,
Sold throughout lhe wo h Price, aye. Porrm
DgyO AND CurM C0Er,, Soc Nt ps, BOSTON, NIass
"Al aeoul babyt ska, Scalp, and llAlf" itec
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09

TIE TExARKAN1AN
NV. GARDNER, Editor and Propr,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1895.
-------------------- -----------------------------
RATH5;:
Daily, per month by carricr..... ....t rs
Daily, six months by mall, .,,,.. 90 |
Daily, one year by mall, .,.,.,...,.,.. 80 |
Weekly, one year by mail.,.... 80. % |
Weekly, six months by mail....,.,., so
All communications should be addressed
10 THE TEXARKANGAN.
The Daily und Weekly TExARKANIAN are |
entered at the postollce Texarkana as
second class mail master.
LOCAL 1T ETWS.
Fine weather.
Cotton 4l to Al today
Joe Fuqua was up from Boggy
last evening,
Mrs. Irene Sharpe, of New Boston
is in the city today,
Mr. E. G. Myers, of Fort Worth, |
Is visitor in the city today.
Lawyer Jno. H. Arnold, of Pres
colt, was in the city yesterday.
The Misses Adams of Fulton, were |
guests at the HucSins House last
night,
See attractive new ad of the New
York Store, Now is the time for
bargains, there
Ladies uOtoidetcd silk handker-
chiefs manufacturers samples) will
be sold cheap by H, T., Briley.
A first class billiard and pool par
lor over the old Telephone saloon,
Everything cozy and comfortable,
1-7-tf
The TExAREANIAN job Office is
prepared to print the finest of we'd
ding invitations. Call and see SAM
pies,
If you wish to enjoy a quiet game
of billiards or pool, visit the new bill |
lard parlor over the old telephone
saloon, l-7-tt
Losr "A ladies gold watch, small, |
short chain attached Willsuitably
reward finder, A, Mitchell, PIG
Vine street, 10 lwk |
The public can purchase street
car tickets at Mr. S, NJ Ragland's |
cigar and confectionery stand,
where they are on sale,
Mr.. and Mrs S, NJ Scruggs of
Waco, are visiting relatives in the
cit; Mr., S, is connected with the
Daily Day Of that city,
A E'ge line Of manufacturers
novelty and combination purse and
card cases, (only one of kind just
received at II, f. Briieys u l3
Attorneys w. H. Arnold, Paul
Jones and \, u, Webber are in at.
tendance upon Little River circuit
court at Richmond, this week,
Rev. w. A, Forbes has sold his
Fairyew residence to Col John Hal
mm, and removed his family to his
farm in Clark county near Gum
Springs
-------s-,. --- ---------
Dr. j, Brown will be here next
Monday, Heis master in the treat.
ment of the eye He has perform.
ed some 6ue operations here, LAT.
lanta (Tex) Journal
s-. .---s --
Glad Co know that Mr. Pete Crow
will move hts family back to the
city from Roudo in few days,
They will octaAY the Forbes resi-,
dence in Fairyirw
Mr. lisa Sokoosky, of the Joe ia.
cobs clothing store, caught negro
stealing a pair Of pants last night,
Mayor Edwards fined his 'coouship'
tlO and costs, thjsmornmg
Mr. Joseph lluckins, ST., is here
from Knoxville, Tenn and, for
the present, will make his home
at his hotel here, as he has disposed
of his large hotel property there,
A party of local sportsmeu went
out duck hunting this morning.
Among them were Messrs j, W,
Rurhan1u w Rnhingnn ~ ~
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-01-09

Fine weather.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-14
at Port Clyde The location Of the annual
session will be decided later.

at Port Clyde. The location Of the annual
session will be decided later.
Eastern Lodge, No. 46, observed its first
anniversary Tuesday evening, Nov. 18th, by
a reception and entertainment at Bradman's
Hall, East Belfast. Music was furnished
by the following quartet: Miss Daisy Skay,
sop; Miss Isabel CHM, con-; Miss Emery
F. White, tenor; Mr.. Herman Merriam,
bass. The following program was presented !:
Organ solo, Regina March, M. P. Neves.
Miss Edith L. Burgess.
Singing, Song of Welcome, L. o. Emerson.
Quartette.
Welcome and lodge history,
Miss Kate L. Taylor.
Violin solo, Selected
Master Charlie Harmon.
REGULATIONS,
Misses Ethel Savory and Milly Bowen.
Singing, Hammer Song. r. Fl. Randall.
Original poem, Our First Anniversary.
Miss Nellie F. Gordon.
Duet Whispering Hope, Alice Hathorn.
Mrs. Mabel Weber. Miss Bertha Knowlton
Anniversary address,
Rev. George E. Tufts.
Singing, Good Night, Addison P. Wyman
Quartette.
Master Harmon was given vigorous
encore. to which he responded with favor
lite selection. He received many compli-
ments on his performance. Miss Taylor's
lodge history showed very encouraging re-
suits of the first years work The recita-
tions of the little Misses Slavery and Bowen
were nicely rendered. After the program
an hour was pleasantly spent socially.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-14
Concerning Local Industries.

F. A. Howard & Son have received all
their new machinery, and will increase their
crew and output as fast as the machines can
be set up.
Rankin & Co. are putting up an addi-
ton to their saw mill, and intend to increase
their business.
Hutchins Bros are finishing at their stone
shed on Front street a handsome monument
for the Cross and jackson families of Nor
rill. 1t stands 10 feet high, has handsome
ly carved and polished die, and is slrmount-
ed by draped urn. The carving is the
work of a. l.. Mudgett.
Harrison, Wood & Co. have orders at
their granite shed for good winters work.
Among the larger of their new jobs are
ball monument of imported Scotch blue
pearl granite for Lewis Jackson of Morrill,,
and handsome monument of Oak Hill and
Lincolnville granite for the late Capt. A. d.
Bean, to be set at Brooks
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-.
\ DIED..

ACHoRN. In Rockport, NOV. 3, Nancy, wife Of
Frank A. Achorn, native Of Hallowell, aged Al
years
ALBEE. In Rockland, Nov. 2, of diphtheria, DR..
William A. Albee, native Of Washington, son of
MIR. and Mrs. Randall T. A bee aged "a years and
Is days
CARTER. In Belfast, Nov. TO- Henry Austin
Carter, aged 67 years.
CRocKER. In Silver Cliff, Colorado, Nov. 7.
Samuel j. Croker, aged 80 years.
DELANO In Verona, Nov 10, Sarah E., wife Of
John Delano, aged - years, months and days.
DoLLISEk. In Minneapolis Oct. 18th William
A. Dolliver aged SO years. Bangor papers please
copy.
DYER. In Redfeld, Iowa, Oct. 4. Esther Elvira
Dyer, lister Of David NJ Mitchell Of Hurricane,
aged SO years and 1s days.
ELwELL. In South Boston, Oct 81, Fred S. Ell
we'll, formerly of Rockland, aged IS Years, ?
months and days. The remains were taken to
Rockland for burial.
MCDONALD. In Waldo, Nov. 10, Lucy A. Nc
Donald, aged 30 years and months.
SMITH. In t,rrington, Nov. 10, Mrs. Lydia " ,
widow of Capt. Edward Smith, aged 70 years and
months.
SNOW. In Brooklyn, Y, Nov 8, Lucy Berry
Snow, ife of Alfred ID. Snow, aged Is years
TOWER. In Camden, Nov. 5, Gideon Tower, a
native of Lincolnville, aged sc years, months
and "a days.
WARpwELL- In Beverley, Mass, Nov. 4, Una
May, daughter Of DR.. Percval g. and Lydia j
(Gleenlaw) Wardwell, aged % years.
WEEKS. In Boston, Emma j., wife of George
Weeks, formerly of Razorville, Washington.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.

SOUTH MoNTvILLE. W. L. Bennett visit
ed IN ROckland last week Bertha Adams
has been visiting in Camden the past few
days. A ten weeks school, taught by Miss
Inez Peavey, closed last Friday TIL. term
was one of fine success, giving perfect salts
faction and the scholars made rapid prog
ress lin their studies. IA delegation of
eight from tile G. E. society in this place at
tended the Christian Union at Belfast last
week. All report very interesting session
and were highly pleased with the kind hos
pitaity and entertainment given by mem
bers of the different Z. f. societies in Bel
fast. Mrs. Aldana Gilman has visited her
sister in Union the past week.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Will Staples arrived
home from Intervae, n H., Nov. 4th.. Dell
Lanpher is visiting his sister, Mrs. Amelia
West. David Wardwel Of Camden visit.
ed Mr.. and Mrs John Lancaster last week.
Capt. Chas. Park and wife left last week
for Revere, Mass, to spend the winter with
their son, DR.. Isaac Park. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Demoth OF New York have made a
short visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester PEN
dleton. Frank Cousens came from King
man last Saturday and spent Sunday with
his family. Mr.. and Mrs. James Croker
of Bangor are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sylves-
ter Pendieton.. Mrs Caro- Hichborn pass
ed away last Monday night at her home on
Oh urch street. She was very estimable
lady and leaves many friends. Three daugh-
tiers and three sons survive her. Two of the
sons, Chas. S. Hichborn of Augusta and
George of Portland, arrived here Tuesday
m orning. 80. Miss Nellie Roberts arrived
n onday night from Portland. Edward
MoultOn is at home from ROslindale, Mass.
for short visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry MoultOn.
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y it d0s't care yoss, cash the check.
AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN
You can consult him on all dis.
eases free Of charge.
Il you really want to get we'll, this
is your opportunity.

Everybody who is taking, or about to
take that wonderful remedy, Dr.. Swans
Nerve and Blood Tonic, for all Nervous,
Stomach, and Blood Disorders can con
slider themselves under the personal
care Of DR.. Swan, and can consult him,
either personally or by mail, free Of
charge. 1t is to our interest to have
you get we'll. We know this remedy
will cure you. So confident are we that
it will that we attach bank check to
every bottle If it don't cure you,
cash the check and get your money back.
Mr.. Libby Is well pleased with this
remedy. Read what he says:
" y little over two years ago my little
girl, Ethel May, began to be afflicted
with fits, which continued to grow
worse until March, 1894. The doctor
said there was no hope for her, still
he wanted her to try taking DR.. Swans
Nitalized Nerve and Blood Tonic. I
obtained a bottle and she took that and
four more, and has never had sign of a
fit since. 1t has worked wonders with
her, and I am we'll pleased with it,
Lewis Y. Libby, Cumberland Mills, Me.
DR.. Swan will answer all inquiries regarding
your case free of charge
With every bottle is bank check guar
antee that this remedy will do all we claim for it.
Full Pint, S.. Sold everywhere.
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FIR Sale by al Dealers.
NIesSen.er's Notice.

OFFICE or THE SHERIFF OF WALDO COUNTY,
STATE or MAINE, WALDO COUNTY IS.
November s, A. ID. 1885.
This is to give notice that on the lth day Of
was issued by Geo. Z. johnson. Judge of the Court
of Insolvency for said county OF Waldo, against
the estate of WILLIAM GOULD of Brooks, in
said county, adjudeed to be an Insolvent Debtor,
on petition of said Debtor, which petition was
filed on the 31st day Of October, A. D. 1926, to
which date interest claims is to be computed
that the payment of any debt to or by said Debtor
and the transfer and delivery Of any property by
him are forbidden by law; that meeting of the
creditors of said Debtor to prove their debts and
choose one or assignees OF his estate, will he
held at Court Of Insolvency to be holden at the
Probate Office in said Belfast, on the 18th day OF
December A. d. 1885, at two O'Clock in the after
noon.
Given under my hand the date first above writ
ten. ISAAC LEATHERS,
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger Of the Court Of In
solvency for said County of Waldo. 2w46
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-14
Good Templars.

Waldo District Council has decided to hold
the regular quarterly session Of the District
Lodge with Brooks Lodge, No. "a, at Brooks
village, Thursday, Nov. 2lst, beginning at 10
O'Clock NJ. The address of welcome will
be by Sister Holbrook of Brooks Lodge, and
the response by District Templar F. S. Dol
lift. The subject for discussion will be:
Resolved, That the runseller is more re-
sponsible for the crimes committed by per-
sons under the influence of intoxicating
liquor than is the rum drinker." Brooks
Lodge will furnish the dinner.
The officers of Belfast Lodge No. 30 were
installed Monday evening by Lodge Deputy
Warren W. Knowlton, with James Pendle-
ton and Mrs. Mabel Weber as marshals.
Following is the list: Chief Templar La
forest L. Robbins Vice Templar, Lora
Maxey; Chaplain, L. W. Hammons; Secre-
tary, Nellie Gordon Assistant, Cora Lord;
Financial Secretary, Grace Hammons;
Treasurer, Flora Weber; Marshal, Roy
Young; Guard. Addison Pendleton; Past
Chief Templar, Chas. E. Rhoades. After
the installation an amusing program was
presented.
Knox District Lodge Of Good Templars
met Nov. 6 at Rockville. Every lodge in
the county but one was represented. and
we'll represented, for there was an unusually
large attendance The District degree was
conferred upon 20 candidates. All the lodges
have made gains during the quarter and are
in prosperous condition. The result of the
lodge inspection gave the prize banner 10
Chickawaukie lodge Of Rockville, which got
a rank of 81 -. Georges Valley Lodge of
North Appleton was close second with
rank of 80. special session will be held in
December at North Appleton and il January
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-14
Treasurer's Notice
NOn.ReSident Taxes In the Town Of II
County of Waldo, for the Year 1894


The following list of taxes on real
resident owners. in the town of Montlt
year 1894, in bills committed to +
collector OF said town, on the first Ndt
1894, has been returned by him 70 dbl u
ing unpaid on the eleventh day ~ 50.
1895, by his certificate Of that date al
remain unpalG, and notice is HEREBY -ii
said taxes, interest and charges, ara iI'D
the treasury Of said town within eiAlra
from the date Of the commitment w -A
much OF the real estate taxed as Is
pay the amount due therefor. inG,ui
and charges, will, without further aN-N
at public auction at Cushman X ElmnN
i'll said town on the seventh day ot a
two o'clock +. NJ:
Elisha Douglas estate. No. acres, =
town, State and county tax, SAL
Alfred Davis. No acres. p value Vii
State and county tax, 81 81.
Edwin hnowltou Harris farm. ~
value. $500; town, State and counl
II. l.. Payson. Home farm. No. act
1920 town, State ana county tan ri-
John Ramsay. Home farm. No. aci'
S755; town, State and county tan
f. n. sylvester. No. acres, 10, valne. #
State and county tax, SOIL
JAMES o. BAhLls
Treasurer t vi
Montville, Nov. IL, l895.-3w46
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-14
Foreclosure Notice.

WHEREAS. HENRY +. PATItli~'
w Waldo, in the county Of NaI'
by his mortgage deed dated the @l
airy, A. D., $50, and recorded III lhc ii
Deeds, book $50, page 373, conyoSNd
Patterson. deceased. a certain lot ~
ill said Waldo, III said county 81 W
scribed as follows; The same lTcW
occupied ny Frederick A rattersoH
of his death, and the same NOW or'
widow Of said Henry +. fattcrsan,
hous :, barn and outbuildngs anNA@
OF land, and bounded ,i> follows, u4
line OF Belfast on the west by ian''
erSon; on the north y The kcn4
called; ON tie east Ivy lot opposite
school district No. |. And where's
Of said mortgage has been broken, d
by reason of the said breach ol tli
thereof, | claim foreclosure of sal
and give this NOTICE for that rurlHrls
NATHANIEL W FAtil H
Administrator of the estate of Mary ~
Waldo, Nov. IL, 1885
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-14
Boston Produce Market.

boston, Nov II, 1895 The following are to-
days quotations of produce, etc:
Butter-Cream, choice, % 1-2d23 1-2c.
Cheese-Northern, new do, 10 1-2a1lc, Western,
choice. 9a1Oc.
Eggs-Hennery, choice. 2643oc; Eastern. 2ld23c
Beans-Pea, 81 5Oal 60; mediums, 81 45al s.;
yellow eyes, 81 5O91 65; red kidneys, 81 45al 30.
Potatoes-AroOstoOk county Hebrons. Doc y bu.
Apples-New, Oh. ice, % Dbl, So 5Oa3 Is; No Eat
81 75a$2 80.
Hay-New York and Canada, fancy, Slsooa1s 90;
fair to good, SIS 0Odl7 90; lower grades. $1a15.
Straw-Rye, saga ~; oat. $s,aSS1-2
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-14
NOTICE..

All accounts due the estate of the late F. A.
earle which remain unsettled January l. 1896,
will be left with lawyer for collection, as it is
important that the estate shall be settle'i imme-
diately. A. p. MANSFIELD, Executor.
Belfast, Nov. IA, lS95.-46tf
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-14
BORN.


CAMERON. In Rockland, Nov. /. to Mr. and Mrs
Elijah Cameron, daughter hristal kimball
CRAIG. In Belfast, Nov. g. to Mr. ant, Mrs
Chas NJ. Craig, daughter.
DISsMoRE. In Rockland, NOV. /, to MIR. and
Mrs. Seward r. Dinsmore, a son.
FLANDERS. In Belfast, Nov 6, to Mr. and Mrs
Selden a. Flanders, son.
GRINDLE. In Deer Isle, Oct. n to Mr. and Mrs
Justin III. Grindle. a son.
STlNsoN. In Deer Isle, Oct 20, to Mr.. and Ms
jackson Stinson, a daughter.
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HOUSE TO LET.

Corner Of Congress and Franklin 'i'e'
stable with accommodations for Two U''''
ply to H. E. Mcdonald, or to
L. +. McpoNN
43tf 90 Main, street pc
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MR., FREEMAN CROCKETT. a well
known Citizen of Northport. Maine.

says:
GENTLEMEN-I have had great many ailments
for the past twenty years. Have had the grip
twice. which left me in bad condition. My heart
was very irregular in its action. also had Ca-
tarrh. | have taken DALTON'S SARSAPARlLLA
and NERVE TONIC with greatly beneficial results
1t has helped me in every respect ! consider
your Sarsaparila and Nerve Tonic ard also DIAL
TONS FAMILY PILLS superior to any medicine |
have ever taken. l shall keep the pills in my
house as family medicine i'll preference TO all
others, ana have tried many other kinds. They
can be depended upon and they DO not grippe. L
believe in DaltoLs Remedies thoroughly
FREEMAN CROCKETT.
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For Sale or Lease.

The valuable ice privilege in Bell
owned by Hiram E. Peirce con>lrii'A q
houses, elevator with power, slides
where vessels drawing l6 to Is tee
from pond or houses The pond VII WIZ
tons, and houses will hold about l9NNV
particulars, apply to ,a,,rR
3w44 BELFAST LIGHT fV"h' a
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Belfast Price Current.

Prodat &c Market. Price PAID Producer
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
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AACIsht OAdCh luis ldSO tutlI DdCk UOOT, 10.
ing away entirely with trucking from the
station. H. C. Chandler has rented the
rooms over the undertaker's shop and is
prepared to paint carriages and do other
nice painting. He is a first class painter.
Helen Thomas went to Belfast the 9TH to at
town Monday calling on friends. The
Ladies Sewing Circle meets the 18th with
Mrs. Alfred Clark -. There IS no village so
small as this in the State of Maine that can
count so many secret societies as our little
village can. We have the Odd Fellows, the
Masons, q. A. r. Post, Ladies Relief Corps
and Grange; and besides the secret societies
we have the Village Improvement, Christian
Endeavor and Junior C. E. societies, and
last, but not least is the LADIES' Sewing
Circle. Misses Addie Rollins and Jessie
Whitney went to Lowell, Mass, Nov. 18th
Mrs. E. r. Conner of Belfast was in town
last week, the guest of Mary Fogg.. Mrs
Nellie Clark is very sick. Her daughter
Amy is with her. DIR. "A. J. Billings of
Freedom was here Thursday in the interest
of building the G. A. R. cottage at Winder-
mere. Nellie Tabor has gone to Boston to
complete her musical course in the New
England Conservatory. She will be much
missed at the post Office, where she has as
sisted her father during her vacation. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Cook took carriage drive
last week to Belfast and Searsport. Z. Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Woods went to Water
vile W4dnesday..... Mr.. A. Lane from
Waterville was in town Friday. Ruth
Berry, who has been i'll, is now able to be
out. The Village improvement Society
have begun work on the new sidewalk.