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The evening world., 1895-07-08
THREE CHEERS FOB BOTH.

Tho news II good from both sides.
Everybody on our side Is ready TO Jump
for Joy at the splendid promise given by
tie Defender. Everybody on the other
cfte l. enraptured because the new VAL
kyrie HI at last thrown OF her slug
giseness ane fairly beaten the Ailsa and
th3 BritCnniA by fifteen minutes over
tho Clyde course OF about fifty miles.
II 4 Is ri-ht. l. + to be hoped both
yacht will fuihi the hopes OF their
owners Ind builders and prove them
0eive- better beats than have ever be-
for flown over the waters. To be sure.
valSyrie hI been beaten twice before.
and II would be sin yuiar inoeed II she
die not win ono rsce out OF three. But
1hen ie Saturdays contest she did re-
Aaari<tSiy we'll, her victory was more
6esislvS than he- defeats. and II is TO be
hoped tina: shr will keep UP her good
rerufstloL it she races any more on
Ah- other site.
To bt sure, too. the Defenders trial
Wa her FIRST, and although ohe did beat
The Colonia hands down. some draw wbacks
my b found In her yet. But, then. the
pointo she showed are all good ones
anG let US hope they may improve
rather than deterioriate.
Indeed. everybody here will heartily
and sincerely hope that both yachts will
prove themselves daisies. although no
one will object II our own should prove
q little more OF daisy than the Eng
ushman's.
So come along. Lord Dunraven. we
promise you a good time and fair play
But We mean to keep the cup for all
that.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

To the Editor:
suppose II does seem tossa to have =
follow Ia The fo'ts;eps of old allow PhilaAslpAiA
especially to people who would crafty thsis
low And vulgar apps,!tes in spite OF AL eiriIl.a-
ton 10 doing to suppress he evil practice.
some one aid get . move on them" In showing
tho policemen their duty sni commanding them
10 do II What Joy 1t brings TO The heart ef
every Aw-ab!dins American citizen 70 hear
ihai soms notorious lswereaker has been A.
Fes'ed Why. 'spir,in Cotton must be . Eres,
Jay nj to know II New York kseps on In its
5000 work OF reform our city will Be snvied the
word over For example As TO what ''sp!ttin
Sp''0h would have US be look at France
""e'' your CIVILIZATION thsre' Why, oiyiliIA-
ZION f" deierioratins there, as every one vhs
kho"s anything about France must admit ne
is the hlAckest in SIN Of any coun,ry on ths
race OF our s!ohe. and all because Of the Sbeai-
aoa OF these grandmother laws" COZ
The evening world., 1895-07-08
Hints for Keeping Bangs.

Try this on your bangs II they posi-
lively refuse to stay curled: Wash them
twice a week in soft water in which
is little alcohol and dry them care
fully, says one who has tried it. That
Is about the best and safest thing to
keep them free from oily matter. The
one who uses it. however. must remem-
Der that this will have q tendency to
make the hair a little lighter. Hair
dressers moisten the fringe with d.
luted bay rum before curling. Use q
moderately hot iron. II you use an iron
that is very hot II will deaden the life
in the hair, and in a little while you
The evening world., 1895-07-08
10 the Editor


would like to give 'Brooklyn" vhose hus-
bAnd beats her, . little sound advice. l knew a
young couple several years aso. very intimately
Although l don't think he ever spanked" her
he Vas very ovsrtear.ns; wished to time her
vaen she went out shoppins, &c, and ordered her
10 walk on certain sNss;A and his particular de-
light ~n to nnd fault with her table part!cu-
larry II there WAS company present sA. stood #,
for two or three years Finally one morning she
surprised him By throwing a frying pan At him
Prom that day to this they have been very happy.
and he treats ha a. woman. ] advise th!,
young wife TO assert herself a little. and think
nsr husband will respect her for IT, ana
don't believe there will be ANY more "spauking.."
wonder II the youns brute has a mother and IL
30 What must she think Of him' From one who
may be a mo,her-in-lax some day NO NAME
The evening world., 1895-07-08

There are several ways Of getting I'D
OF this arrant little nuisance which does
not make its appearance in formidable
numbers until after the cold storm in
May. Bunches Of sassafras hung in the
kitchen window will keep them away.
or brushing the windows over with oil
OF sassafras will have the same effect
Another way Is to open the windows
OF the infested room. close the door.
ard placing a hot saucepan or frying
pan in the middle OF the room pour
IN a cupful OF caroolic acid after .
minute close tho windows and leave
the pan In for an hour or two before
ventilatiug.
The evening world., 1895-07-08
Shapely Hands,

There are hands, long, slender, ner.
vous ones, that nature meant to hold
the brush or pen: there are others q Lii.
tie shorter, but with very slender tips,
that can touch the keys OF the piano or
do anything that requires quickness Of
motion. There is the fiat, dimpled hand
that Is expressionless. though It may be
ahectionate. and there Is the short,
square one that bespeaks determination
OF WILL taint OF coarseness, and a tenn
per that will shoulder like a dull FIRE
and break out and rage some day.
The evening world., 1895-07-08
whst.yot and wall Pocket.

Escutcheon panel in plain white wood,
covered with Pompadour silk, and out
lined with gold braid. which is also car
ried on the plush frame in a deeper
shade. The frlnged shelf is suspended on
each side with ribbon. one end Of which
The evening world., 1895-07-08

Heat the griddle almost as much as
for griddle cakes. Butter It lightly and
place upon it as many eggs as you desire
TO cook. When they become slightly
Drowned turn them with a cake-turner.
They will get suficiently cooked in
about a minute and a half. This IL a
delicate way Of frying eggs. II the
griddle be q very smooth one the but
tering may be omitted.
The evening world., 1895-07-08
Folding Toilet Table.

One OF the latest novelties Is folding
toilet table made OF scented wood; the
top, which shuts so as TO form a fat sur
face when not in use, is fitted with a
mirror. while a sunken board in front
contains hand glasses, tortoise shell
combs and all the other accessories. On
either side OF the table are lookup draw
ers for powders. pastes. &c. while COM
partments for jewelry are underneath
A chain OF the Same wood raws ou,
from beneath the table and the whole
thing 10 as complete as one could wish.
The evening world., 1895-07-08
Picked Up on the Rridge.

TO NIIt ENIEuT.
no" much trust can be put in the platform msa
VI 'Hs brooklyn Bridget found . pocksibook =
'hs said bridge on sunday June ls and gave u
10 the Platform man TO return to the ''lost and
''und onoe went to the said once and
'ound that the pocketbook sAs never turned in,
And at the Office they were very indifferent a. I
have not head from them in any way. So ~
any one else nnds anything more on the bridge
and hands II to q platform man R Is sure To
reach the lost and found ofics
CHARLES II. BUCHANAN.
N6 De kalb avenue, BROOKLYN N r.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

This week the Christian Endeavorers,
5000 strong. descend upon Boston. New
York is prepared to assure the Hub. out
Of her own joyful experience, that It's a
great and good thing for a city to be
captured and hold by this hos, OF
earnest. bright-faced young people,
There isn't a real bigot In the lot They
come to see. as we'll as to pray. and be-
sides that they are in themselves worth
sealing
The evening world., 1895-07-08
Kind Word. for Col. waring.

Sothirs could Be more relevant .; ,ais tine
than 10 remind ths peop.. o. Sev To-k tsAi
II Street conmiuiour wA-ins Of TIA, city AAs
sIpeatst . lt;le more moaey than
pseisd. he has s.so kep; tie stre-a eleaas- thsa
~ deemed possible Tt. p'o.ss,s o. the Amer
lean people sg.ins, TIE sIpenditurs ei pah.ie
money are rarely head vhea th.y &c, . return
tor Isr moasy.-PAn.iepaa Inquirer
The evening world., 1895-07-08
OUR NEW GIRL--DEFENDER.

Gooi girl Dsssndsri
By thunder.
You're sonieri
Tbs erTnp' !nent ~s ,.ater
A'.er seeing the viy
You ailsi Yesterday
10 NArrAs..seT Bay.
Hats -
y Nat He-r.sAof'
Aai Nj ls+ua,
Take - Wori.
Tae-s no trl'e ~
ns'tni-r-shs sF.'
NA,kyT.s III
MAY -. right So yE.N,.
Bat Nin -. Americas cup
We. Ne gees l8r'
N'' W'.a gvira3s- II re rA.-
S.e :. -: ne pace
Ani Won't paH-Aysn sAre,
Is P.s,ll'e he. wear
y@.a;-S sa';-lu.li ,A,.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

New York States National Guard
numbers more ihan twice as many men
as the militia Of any other State. ex-
cept Pennsylvania. Ohio comes third
The numbers for the three States are
l2,s+6, s,7oS, 6,s7. Illinois. with Chicago
to draw from. has q uniformed and dis
ciplined force OF only b.3l3.
The evening world., 1895-07-08
stew ed Veal.

A stewed neck Of veal, carefully
trimmed and served with wsn-mads
white sauce, to which was added some
minced French gherkins. . dash Of
vinegar or lemon Juice and . little piece
OF fresh butter just At the las. A roast
neck Of veal or lamb served with this
sauce and garnished with little punches
Of water eress tossed in oil or vinegar
Is decidedly pleasant Summer dish.
The evening world., 1895-07-08
LETTERS

TIM column u open 10 @-ybcdy Who Ads q
comptosN 70 make, ortvonx 10 reetld.c, IN
formation 10 o'rs, rl5ea Of oe~~u taeres 10
disc,ls on p,Ibe ser,ee to acknowledge, and scho
uas pw: tie sdea INTO iess than 100 sordA Long
aters oanao, b prtaied.
The evening world., 1895-07-08
But One Thing Lacking.

she ss1r. her ego sasls tr v. La4
Ta!s nA!t - sSssI aa' sS5i.
ALt from ny lalus: bear, ~'.h
Her mother A.s5 s0g.4-
Spare Non,ata
The evening world., 1895-07-08
Roosevelt Omciaily Right.

But . onc.As the a;,itats o. Mayor s,rc,e
and connia,onC Roosevelt 10 srAety rssi
wssn a !au 10 10, .n'orsed because IL
- . hardship on certain People o. bec.sss Il;
10 diaikst. or the local ssni!nen; 10 axanG IL
public respe-, for lav 10 dirinIssei .Ad Al
opening !s unA4. Tor TIE svaroa o: many AVA
St Louis Post n s,steh.
The evening world., 1895-07-08
Spare Nen.aa
Give Me.


CIV. me the man vho snss AZ his ~orh
Whose melody ssArs VIA he saa.
Yea sivs ne the nan Sas s.aS al lis vork-
Ana give ne Oh. s.nn- . qua
-lndi.aApolls JoaruA
The evening world., 1895-07-08
JESTs ALL IN RHYME.
That Revolution.

porn n Gaia Ssy a-e sAs5iiaE
A. .A-a tly s-reso.gtng
i sH 70 nIs. ;hs sP.si,-a'' .si,s.-s eu'l
Pa ~. oas th,gs o. IN Era
IN V,ry sally f,Arn
WI merely be the elish;ss-z', merry twin
-N.aaslpy.s Trlsun.
The evening world., 1895-07-08
rhis boy Would Deal severely with
Them.

,gra II. hose OF Us b5ys After he promised tar
ssa.he. today ! have besa KEEP, IN the house
On sssosnS q Tie ram al tbs .,sernooa- He
,ISs, te es PET in JAIL FOR 81 moaths PlsAss
p.hl!kA tkii IN your paper - he sil see t.
hAcsRY 5, ROOT, age ., t5s S-aey street. Brook
lyI.
The evening world., 1895-07-08
Scotch Sh OFtbread.

Rub together two pounds four. one
pound butter and six ounces sugar
Make into square cakes half an inch
thick. pinch edges, place on tins so that
they will touch each other at the edges
and bake In a moderate oven
The evening world., 1895-07-08
VIEW YORK AVID HER AFFAIRS.
That Ludlow street Escape.

wnen The Sr- Yo-t Aa;horiu., &c, Gown 10
the tAets in The oAse o, II. ssoape 0. tree no.
tor,oas nA.e.A-tors from LaiiJu Stree; jail II
viii Dot Be su-p-snE 70 lean thA, h.-. -.
eulpAeil,u greater than e.r.lsssne>s --PAiiatsl-
phA Ledger.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

People are getting acquainted with
Brooklyn and Hoboken who would
never have known either place but for
Mr.. Roosevelts dry sundaya
The evening world., 1895-07-08

Laura Biggar, who stars Jointly with
% Chinatown" next season, has just left
the CITY 10 join Hoyt's "A Black Sheep"
company, which 5 about 10 tour the
Pacific coast. Miss BigCar received the
part from Hoyt Saturday. and left the
next day for 81. Paul, announcing her
intention % studying en- route, "A
Black Sheep" will have its frst preeen-
tat.on n New York IN October.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

One hundred and nineteen years ago
tomorrow New York State officially
:ndorsed the Declaration Of Indepen.
dence. And that settled It,
The evening world., 1895-07-08

The Evening World" Baseball Extra
alone told New York on Saturday that
the Giants had begun to redeem them
selves in Chicago.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

fri'nd OF mine and myself had an argument
! said the East River Was the East River, He
said no. that It VAS strait and could no, b
"'sa river CONSTANT RIVER
The evening world., 1895-07-08

Brooklyn goes unshaven on Sunday,
but not dry. The powers that be over
there realize that luxuries should be dis
pensed with before necessities.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

The "Orowier Gang plunged into the
river to get away when the police ap-
peared In q Sunday raid Anything
rather than going dry for them.
The evening world., 1895-07-08
The wicLedne.. "Hixher Up.-

ne trouble with Tsnmany hAs eesa IN TIE
hiEh p'Aosa Big reAeAlA hks Dig st~vssr.a
rs usually put top aat tn. Democratic
orsanisAtion O: the STAT. sAosld Be grateful .1
the way IN which they have been skimmst Of
Buffalo TinsA
The evening world., 1895-07-08

Three horses having gotten away, the
Ludlow street stable is now locked up
for keeps.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

At this season Of the year. Central
Park amply fuliils all the conditions es-
sential 10 being "a Joy forever"
The evening world., 1895-07-08

A great deal OF nonsense Is being print
ed about the bicycle face" As a rule,
it's the best possible face. The chronic
scorchers furnish the exceptions.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

Good roads movement assumes a
fresh Importance now that dry Sundays
are driving SO many New Workers. out
of town
The evening world., 1895-07-08

ne sneisas thought the vsria VA d.
We nsdsas know 'ts round;
But still vs't take II roasA - aAA
A. Jus . sAse-virs fspde around
-Louisvtlls courtss-JsusaAl
The evening world., 1895-07-08

Next Evening World" fresh air ex-
cursion tomorrow. Place. Sylvan
Beach.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

Beat the whites Of four eSss very sttff;
add one-half pound pulver I'D sugar ana
flavor TO taste. Beat thsn very hight,
then lay in heaps the size Of IN egg on
paper. Place the paper on . piece of
wood half an inch thick, and put In .
hot oven. Make the surface shiny By
passing over It . wet knife. Baks until
they look yellowkh.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

Give the Sick Babies Fund a regular
July boom.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

In a weather way. July begins e
think better OF II.
The evening world., 1895-07-08
shall shef

Ssail smanel patsd woman.
Homsconins Al the dAvl-
Tor fear Of naa vho vai,s Tor hsr.
Take AG shoes ea . The isvsf -
-C,svs,Asa PLAZA pssi9.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

President Cleveland sings II this way:
There's Just one more girl In this
world for me"
The evening world., 1895-07-08

II the Sunday extremists had full
ewing New York might presently bs the
eourth or NTH city Of the Union.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

AS far as heard from. the Defender is
all right, isn't she?
The evening world., 1895-07-08
II Undoubtedly Would.

~ . mater o: fact. ue believe 10 New Ycyt
City Sas 70 vote sunday elos!nE Sunday
,ioens would be Abn, shed 5, rA.uss stAaaA-t.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

Guess We needn't get ready 10 part
with the Americas Cup just yet
The evening world., 1895-07-08

All New York ath!rst" Not all. The
Union League Club was still running
And there were others.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

Is knotted IN a cluster OF loops and the
other entwined round each point Of the
eschutcheon. where it forms upright
loops. A spray Of real or artificial
flowers decorate. too. the top. A ribbon
torsade and bows adorn the futed pocket
in brocade. lined with plain satin.
The evening world., 1895-07-08
The Earth.

Here's to the new girl at Gray asblss
The evening world., 1895-07-08
A CURRENT PHRASE.
Our WEATHER PROPHET.

"On the dead
The evening world., 1895-07-08

Can the scorch!ng bicyclist be said :,
travel on his shape?
The evening world., 1895-07-08

some lndtEnafioa Over Farmer
DUan's Fourth OF July Promises.
The evening world., 1895-07-08

Coney Island discovered yesterda,
what II was 10 be born again.
The evening world., 1895-07-08
| |H0UgElSbR!4 SS|H0hlAlE |

will find that your hair will not st.,
In curl at all. and that you will havs
to let 1t rest up" An iron that win
not 'siz' is best. Wrap the hair around
II and let 1t stay there till 1t does no,
feel in the least moist. and when You
release the hair you will fnd that thu
curls will be soft and fuzzy.
The evening world., 1895-07-08
Raspberry Float.

One quart red raspberries. whites Of
four eggs. six tablespoonfuls sugar.
Mash berries. add half cup sugar, let
stand half an hour. press through
strainer. Beat whites to stiff froth, add
Juice little at a time. Serve
In small glass dishes with cake.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-06-20

PALERMO. Mr.. B. Chadwick and wife
and Mr.. Frank Chadwick and wife Of Au-
gusta visited John "A. Black last Sunday. w.
Mr.. Amos Brown of Palermo has been en-
gagged to preach at the First Baptist churcl,
at Cars Corner. ". Charles r. Carr IL ~
pairing his house. Mr.. Fred Spratt and
Mrs. Eunice Downs have had their barns
repaired. There was d childrens concert
at the Methodist church Sunday evening,
June 9th.
MORRILL,. Arrangements are i'll progress
for entertaining the veterans of Waldo
county here July 4th, and all old soldiers,
whether they have met with the association
or not, are cordially invited to be present at
this grand reunion Of veterans Rev. s. L..
Hanscon Of Belfast Will deliver the Grafton,
and varied program Will be carried out in
the afternoon, consisting Of music and IA
trlotic songs, address, poem, and r,citatlons
by trained elocutiouists. Charles o. Hatch
and wife If Stockton visited in town last
Saturday ana Sunday. Tsafton Hatch VT
hents Hill arrived home on a vacation last
Friday. The showers Of last week assisted
vege taton Wonderfully, anu crals "a al
kinds are looking Nell
STocKroN SPRINGS Mrs. Ran lue Cnl-
liAs of syanwoo,I. Kansas, y Witl AVN ssttl
Mr. Margaret Afuc,. Main Street, MIS-
Collins ha- heen absent 90 ytirs. ..- Mi7-
NIaria liritiin, wh1 Al- neHn WV NaM MeNiea
tor ", years Na5 eoiHr tx STAY witn ner ag4d
laartnts f4f au islls iiUi4 tiiIr. i n. Griffin
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-06-20
Probate and Insolvency Courts.

Following y an abstract Of the business Of
the Probate and Insolvency Courts for
Waldo county, June term, 1895:
Account Of guardian presented III estate Of
Mary A. Haugl, Belfast.
Account Of administration presented III es-
tates Of William Lewis, Liberty; Israel r.
Steains, Monroe; VIM. L. Black, Searsport.
v Ills presented in estates of Amasa Dun
ton, Liberty; Lydia Wheeler, Trey; Joseph
FarWeil Unity.
Petition fnr distribution presented ill estate
OF Hannah Johnson Belfast.
Petition for allowance presented in estates
Of Jas. y. Twitchell, Montville; Israel H.
StearnS, Monroe.
Petition for administration presented in
estates of John Woods, Troy, George Thomp-
son. Frankfort; Hiram + Ellingwooa, VIII
ternort Abigail! White, Belfast,
Guardian hond flea lii estate IL Maud i
George minor, Searsmnnt.
X, ANS approved IN estates of Edward Il
Ware Thprnaike, Cynthia Ellingwoott
Wlnterp"rt Alanson W. Greer, NORTH
Hlrarn 5, Cole, Wluterlurt
Letters OF administration issued in estate
VI Eh-sa II Carter, MunrNiie.
Allowance granted tn widow from estates
If Henry \. Brown, Star>Inout Geo "
Clark, unity Thomas \. PeaNev, Mnmtyilla.
License tq Sell rvai estate issued M ,stIftS
" tre'lrriek A Spatiding Frankfort
lImethy Sullivan, Scarsmonr; Stmnel III
plfkeN tlnoninNll~, Bradford Nv priuk-
water, NWrtApaif. .aGn lhwl~, ~-alYpurT.
l'trree W atiolH5ui i1-ttati IN julft n M4n-
nng anu wife ittHnunt naNi4 OF wsuti
| l1asY l.gai,H Nahhns n-lfast
Asttois I'M -HrtlAnSMfn -slHl t@ EWGV
NiilHr aFntSinaHt, is -f4ttliaI W.T. Ntii-
u Niltr.
i-iaeli-f tasa'i rHaI 4sru.4 ia-,4al ia .-t.f.
Nm daln M NiaAry, Nar N8rf
inN eAMHE- rtfitAsa ii e-ttttys Af luNTtf3
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-06-20
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

NINALHAvES. A branch if tile W. 1T. II
was organized here June 18th by Mrs Helen
Y. Bnllork with membership If 80 The
officers elected are. Mrs Margaret I.ilthv,
president: Mrs. l.. Littl4field, vice nresi.
dent; Mrs Fausrina ii. Noves. o. Il. ~.
Miss Minnie Written. Il 81; Miss Susje
Kelley, F. s., and Mrs. Lillian Libby, treas
urer They held their first meeting last
Saturday ~ p. IN, Mrs. K, Y Hall If
Rockland was present and gave them in
struotlo1ls.
So1lH MoNTvIlI.E. Herbert skinner of
St. George is visiting his grandmother, Mrs
Nancy Colby. Inez Peavey. who recently
graduated from tile Castine Normal School
Is ready to enter the work of teaching She
has had grand success as a teacher and those
who secure her services viii be fortunate in
deed. The prospect looks favorable. for a
good hay crop IN this section . The Albert
Cram homestead was destroyed Ny fire jim.
9Th. 1t was fully insured
LIBERTY. Samuel Know ton died Thurs
day, June 18th, aged y years, months and
80 days. He had been in the tin business
here for over 40 years. He was member
OF the Baptist church, in which he al ways
took an active part lie leaves a widow.
one son, J. I. Knowlton. with whom he was
in company in the tin business, two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Rose Thompson of Barre, Vt, and
Mrs. George Stevens Of Liberty He was
always very Industrious man and rst
class workman. The base ball club from
here went to Waldoboro, Saturday, and
played with that club resulting in victory
Jor Waldoboro.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-06-20
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80 iieu'S t' 'it'ii''ii f'''i'''E IA
pNt tle slaNp NaaAr ltAnettv Irl canditinA
tjr hrr ,linttrtr-4 ,,.,rk
Percy G. i'eirct- steam Yacht Leoa ia-
b4an tbnratY.-i0i. H,.p,i-..i a,,i nv..rit.,nf,-a
1'lIS slhllS' NAF WAS ihsl'fNNeN ltesNdN
aud is nos in commission.
H.
+" fiee A' IRfV4ann EasI 1it4fsa''y l'H
tilst-e Ass yachts course 81 miles, WAS Won
hv Viva La tita s...ond ,lass t,v.p,l,ti,,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-06-20

EAST SEARsMuNT. Mrs. Mary Greenwood
Of New Bedford, Mass is IN town, the guest
Of Mrs. ". S. Hunt. \. Mrs Emily Arnold
has gone 10 Franklin, Mass to visit her
daughter. Mrs john Cunningham. An
drrw IlNrv Il repairing MS buildings.
Mr. w Wilder has made, extensive repairs
Oh bis house. Hattie Rollins If Camden
!. speMdsmg frw weeks WITH Mrs. Mary
E.,cie,dtr. Mr. Ira Brewster and son.
Nnrant, Of Bruchtpn. Mass, We're in town
Saturday,. .Araa Mahuil-y shot hen
hawk few days ago that measured four
feet from tin to tip af its wings. Mr. and
Mrs Leroy Morse. accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton Heal, spent June 10Th and 18th
in Brooks.
PALERMO, An important enterprise has
begun III this tuwn, The raising of Bog Pond
eight feet above high water mark, When
Completed this Will give one Of the finest
water privileges III tie State, and Mr.. Doe,
representing Philadelphia capital, states
that factories Mil I've erected when al is IN
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