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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1896-04-03

1.-The Resurrection will be the sub
ject considered in the mornings dis
course at the Baptist Church, by
Pastor Webster. next Sunday. Even
ing subject, From Gethsemane to
divert" A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public to enjoy those
services.
NoTIcE:-We will take up State In
surance Co.'S policies and allow a credit
for unexpired time of State policy to
apply on new policy in our companies.
RILEY Bros, Agents.
SocIAL.-The Ladies of the Baptist
church will give Match Social and
taffy pull at their church Friday after
noon and evening, April 3, go. ALI
are cordially invited. as pleasant
time is anticipated. Order Com.
1 am agent for the Chehalis Nursery
and prepared to furnish Fruit Trees
of all kinds cheaper than ever before
offered in Mason County.
A NEEDHAM.
W. E. Meagley, of Port Gamble, has
gone to the Quinault Indian reserva-
ton on the coast to take charge of af-
fairs. preparing to close the govern
ment school in about a month.
Holders of State Insurance policies
will be informed as to the value of
their policies, and what can be done if
they desire to exchan ge them, by ap-
plying at this Office.
Jacob Hauptley, who is Union City,
postmaster and also keeps a general
ssore, has added line of drugs and
patent medicines. having purchased a
stock of Frank TuelL
All members of Shelton Lodge No.
81. A. O. o. ". are requested to be
present next Monday Eve as busiu ess
of Importance viii con 1e up.
L. ]. MORRISON. Recorder
L. Z. Munson has just received !
splendid line of new wallpaper, tie
largest stock ever carried in Shelton
1t includes the latest styles. and ALI
classes of paper to :suit the taste or
purses of all Gan be found among the
lot.
The Montesano Vid cite says: 'sPar-
ties who purchased pr operty at tax sale
two years ago will ! use their claim to
title, unless they comply with the law
providing for the ccnn pletion of title. y
Interested parties sIhou Id look it mp
F. W. Walther. the popular tailor,
wishes to announce that his new spring
suitings have arrived and he is pre-
pared to make mp fine dress. business
or summer suits and overcoats at 1owel
prices than usually prt:vail. Call and
see his line Of material s; it is carefully
selected and only first lass goods, and
the prices you viii find All right.
If you want nice +; de call and ge'
one of F. J. Boyle's ne y wheels
The q. S. Gov z Reports
slIow Rqy1f b n1lilg Rowdn
! 1r - ~ 1890
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Catarrh Cured.

Health, and sweet breath secured. by Shiloh's
Catarrh kennedy Price 80 cents Nasal injector
free For sale by Frank Tuel.
Pat. remember you owe ne sdillin.
Patti will never forget it your honor, and may
your honor live in good health until pay you"
MI Boatman," said tlmid woman TO the
ferryman who was rowing her across the river.
ARE people often lost i'll this rivere" NO.
madam" he replied, I'VE always find 'em in
day or So"
Catarrh Cured.
health aud sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy. Price % cents. Nasal Injector
free. For sale at frank Tuelrs.
A Facts Worth knowing.
Constipation, LaGrippe, Pneumonia and all
Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh's
Cure. For sale at Frank Tuells-
.Yes," saidthe Cumminsville sage, Il don't
doubt that having fought in the same regiment
is calculated TO bind men together firmly and so
is a membership in the same ledge, but for real
heartfelt sympathy gimme two fellows who have
the same kind OF rheumatism
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Bids Wanted.

Notice Is hereby given that the Council OF ne
10 81 Shelton at its regular meeting neia
March 2lst, 1896 authorized the d9mn ~ led d. n
lssae sI To- the s1xes of the Shelton Water
srsfem Therefore YOU win take notice that oids
Vii Sc received q the once Of she TT n fe
io5 - 49,, ~bieh the supply of water Is taken,
x,I he mes Of the Town In supplying wata %
me reservoir: the same to be done sc6oE ne =
plans and speci6c.siogs nov g "a up to
oicIock p n April 1th, 186 - 80
an bids
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Wet. o. Convention.

Tie first annual convention of the
Mason County W. C. T o., opened
Tuesday evening in the Methodist
church with an address by Mrs. Matte
Graves, state organizer. Her subject
was THE Scope of the ". c. T. IT,
and was a setting forth of the vast
works planned and accomplished by
eur organization.
Wednesday morning at 10 O'clock the
convention was called to order by the
County President, Mrs. Sheedy, and
was organized with the County Presi-
dent in the chair, and Mrs. Orena Mel
SON as secretary. The following ladies
from abroad were present:
Miss Page, State President, of
Olympia; Mrs. Graves, State Organi-
ger, of Centralia; Mrs. Nelson, Mrs.
Barron and Mrs. Johnson, of Kamiiche.
A large number Of the Shelton White
Ribboners- were in attendance and
many Shelton ladies who were not
members were gladly welcomed.
The routine work of the convention
was carried rapidly forward, and be-
fore noon Mrs. Graves held a parli-
mentary drill which was of great bene-
fit, coming as it did at the beginning
of the convention. Lunch hour was
spent in a pleasant social way and the
business of the Convention was imme-
diately resumed.
After the necessary business, the
program was taken up. Miss Ansorge
made the address of welcome which
was gracefully responded to by Mrs.
Nelson, of Kanilche. Mrs. Sheedy's re-
port of the County work was splendid
setting forth of work accomplished
and what is before us to be done. Each
of the three local unions in the county
reported the work done. The unions
at Kamilche and New Kami1che are
we'll established and with their euer-
getic members will do good work.
Their reports were warmly received by
the Shelton Union.
All of the departments on the pro-
gram were discussed with enthusiasm
particularly the Demorest work which
was opened by Miss Page. and very
Interesting report was made by Mrs.
Nelson of work done in Kamilche.
Under the department. of Mothers
meetings letter was read from Mrs.
Hunter, and paper read by Miss
Hunter. Mention was made of Mrs.
Ready. of Centralia, who was the Supt.
of Mothers meetings there. 1t will be
remembered that she held a meeting
here about year ago and she has al
ways been lovingly remembered. The
L. T. L. and school children marched
in, carrying the L. T. L. banner. Miss
Page and Mrs. Graves spoke to them
on Mercy work and L T. l.. work. it
was very interesting and inspiring.
The children rendered rising vote of
thanks to the speakers and marched
out to music.
Mrs. Dunbar reported that not much
had been done in the flower mission.
Discussions by Miss Page and Mrs.
Graves. Mrs. Sheedy reported on
Juvenile work. TheL. T. L. meetings
are usually well attended. Wednes-
day evening Miss Pages. able address
Nothing New" was delivered to an
appreciative audiance and the conven-
ton closed its 1abors Thursday morn
ing. Com.
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Nh Mason County Journal.
INK RATES.

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-~.-.lr1loS RATES
...sl1 ttFance ~
.-.a,-l i iesi1edl ID
.--r.-.s.HG EATES.
.,,. 1re-r .or al Coulmerclai
1.e- month ~
.cA Insertion per llne- W
.... y rates allowed by la"
---' -.....,. oEee- ~ attorney author
1870. ...cs,.au and is PAYABLE on
~ s..i..A7., 0; publication.
.:,----- .-.-s-..s hy special contract
---- %
.s,.j Marriage notices free and any
-',-' ..-.., ..,.eres: thankfully received,
..-...@ s..:.. led.
-,> ..ut 70 this Office for publ
.-.t.-ceo-apaaied By the name OF the
..-, .,..ea.:oa vii be paid them
Ell. Al. ourselves responsible iof Ine
....S expressed by correspondents
.-...-s r.ght t. reject any and all
b.. $50. ....oa4i nature, rejecting to the IN
IL. :...-.l.l 0. any one
.-..--. .,.,,ca.ioa and all changes OF al
I'll! rrGca u by Wednesday even
lie tl>e ::.oa-
-.-.. eau when IN town
MS Mason COUNTY JOURNAL
=. Shelton Wash
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NorE:-CnIy the names OF the five pupils al
tanning the highest average in each grade are
given-the highest first ETC.
TENTH GRADE-Fannie Covill. Cecil Dunbar
Ninth GRADE.-winifred Snider, Lulu Dun
bar. Joseph Ritner.
EIGHTH GRADE.-Perry Jones, Edith Fredson-
Eleanor Shorter
SEVENTH GRADE-Isabelle Forrest. Elsie Wy
att. Nav Hutchinson, Mary Currie, John Galley
Tressa Huntley-
SIXTH GRaDE-Ada Meyers. Lauretta schu-
macher, william Morrison, Grace Lott, Lyoa
Simpson.
FIFTH GRADE.-Alta Mcdonald, Ethel Forrest
Hiram Norton, Robin sheedy, Henry Adams
verna Sohl-
FOURTH GRADE--Jennie Potts Eva Meyers
Ethel Morash, Maggie Morash, Guy Dckosls-
THIRD GRADy.-Lawrence Fredson, Dave SOIL
Frank Chapman, George Getty, Carrie shaw
SECOND GgADE-wilma Hunter, Gertrude
Lott, Stella Long, Ragnhild Johnson. Mite
Adams
F1ssr GRADE-Jennings Johnson, Donald
OSeiIl. Charles Getty. Frank Lemoine. Aoer'
Tulius.
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Notice 10 Creditors

INTHE SUPERIOR COURT. STATE oFw WASH
INGTON IN AND FOB MASON COUNTY
In the Matter OF the Estate of
HENRY HALvERsOS. Deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
duly ar pointed administrator of the estate OF
Henry Halyerson deceased: 70 the creditors Of
and all persons haying claims against, said de-
ton OF this notice, TO the undersigned, the At
torney of the administrator OF said Estate at No
605 Natl Bank of Commerce Bldg, Tacoma.
Pierce County, Washington, being the place OF
the transaction OF the business of said estate
Date of issuing and the first publication of
this notice, March 2, iS95.-4w.
WALTER CAxPES
RH Luni. Administrator of said Estate
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Grandma's Ginger Cakes.

Come, my dears, and viii show YOU
How make my ginger cakes,
How mix the dough together
And how long the baking takes.
With quart of good molasses
Nix a pound of sugar sweet.
Add pound of lard and butter,
Half of each is my receipt
Ounces two OF powdered ginger.
With pinch of salt or two
Nix one egg-With -four Stiffen.
Roll out thin and you are through
How to keep them when they're finished
When they're baked and nicely Drowned
Well good strong lock and key, dears.
Is the best thing have found.
Henry Lippincott.
Note--The above will make excellent ok
Maryland ginger cakes.
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>haltnn Post.Office.

.,.......-.. for the East daily at A. N.
< ;3- me North daily a' :
-. ---.r, daily : 2. NJ
-. livery open from A. n; to P; a.
- IL Ma.lock, Mason. Juno. Grove
"a %. m every tuesday and FRIDAY.
- l-3e-s and Postal Notes Issued.
Aa--: - :. SLIGH. POSTMASTER
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Bids.

Notice is hereby given that bids for the County
nrinfing will be received by the Board o. Coan-
rs ..om missioners, of Mason County Wash al
- nil -s-xsiru Of said Board Such bids To bs
t;ied with the County Auditor on or before APrIl
7th. Ise6. at II m Right to reject any or an oio'
reserved. BY order OF Board c,..a-
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion OF the ear. There Is only one
way to cure Deafness and that is by constitution
al remedies Deafness is caused by an infianed
condition of the mucous lining OF the Eusfachaln
Tute When this tube gets infamed you have
rrrrb,iug sound or imperfect hearing, and when
II is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and
,n,eSs the inflammation can be taken out aud this
THO restored TO its normal condition, hearing
viii no DESTROYED forever; nine cases out OF ten
arc caused by catarrh. which is nothing but an
,,f,ames, condition of the mucous surfaces.
I'VE will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
of Deafness lcaused by catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure send Tor eireu-
l.-s free FJ.CHENEY Co. Toledo. O.
~ sold by Druggists. 75c
Fer Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint you have printer guar
sutee On every bottle OF Shiloh Vltalzer- III
never fails to cure For sale at Frank Iuens-
while the two urcnins, who had adjourned 20
rho alley in the rear OF the barn to light. were
s,r;uping- for action. the larger one said:
.Eid. III let We or ii ye're 'fraid lean lick YEN
r,;nutes. I'm ten pounds heavier'n you o.
..Taar's all right responded the other III
..,.,,d wash the dit ofrn that mug O your 4
we'd weigh bout the same
Th.. fight that Immediately followed was the
e.r,.e<t one the neighborhood had seen for many
- and it is with melancholy satisfaction the
..-.-,-;.n feeords the fact that the smaller boy
whipped
Natural Beautf7er.
usri,s Clover Root Tea purifes the blood ano
80 : clear and beautiful complexion fol
= e AZ Frank Tuell's
lop TAGS PRINTED FOR $50. AT TIL
ycrrwAL ONCE.
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Notice 10 Creditors

In the Superior Court. Probate Department
Mason County. State of Washington
In the matter of the estate of
WALTER 4. CLARK. deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad-
ministrafor Of the estate of Walter A. Clark de-
ceased, TO the creditors of. and all persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased, 70 exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within one
year from the ds.te of this publication March %
1856 TO said administrator. j. Il. Sigh. ut his
office. Shelton. in Mason County, State of Wash
ington-
J.E. sLIGH.
pub March %. sew. Administrators.
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The Ills of Women

Constipation, causes more than hall the ills of
women. Karl's Clover Root Tea is pleasant
cure for Constipation For sale BIZ Frank Tuell.
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,r,.v-rD--SeyersI trustworthy gentlemen or
1s5i.s to travel in washington, for estab-
;lsshed reliabIe house Salary $50 and expenses
..aSdr n,siriou. Enclose reference and sell
dressed stamped envelope The DOMINION T 70
- Third Floor. Omaha Bldg, Chicago. Ill
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~.H.WANIsH LODGE no. 49,
L o. G. T.
Meets ever Saturday evening ef 10y IN .aS
Nj Church Visiting Members IN sooo
standing are made welcome
II. WKBsIKa, c. T. K u lew ~
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Shelton Public Schools.
HIGH scHoor-H.E BAKER.

Following is the report and roll OF honor OF
the Shelton Public School for the month OF
March, 1895:
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Fox SALE-A good work team, OF
-aium heft- Can be bought cheap.
Inqnire this Office
Everything in the way of gardenl
r,ssa and field seed, fresh at L. e
Munson's-
FoR SALE.-Complete ser OF Ian
hers Encyclopedia, IN fun sneeP Dlnu
ing for sale cheap Apply 20 TINS olnce
Norrer-Parties knowing them
E.e1ves indebted to us viii kindly csl
/ .,,d settle their accounts
NcI<Axrx = 6DoRx1k.
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....- = ,.a.E, PROPRIETOR.
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Local News.

The JOURNAL,
The New York Tribune.
The Chicago Inter Ocean
Or all three leading newspapers
of their section for only 3. l5a
year. with IN Oh. ankind." for
the ladies. or the american
Farmer aud Farm News
thrown in.
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sunset.

Sunset.
Henry Cole is very i'll.
W. Snow. OF Bangor, was the guest Of
A T. Small Friday and Saturday
Philip Small will spend the winter viii.
his brother, DR.. II. w. Small, at Atlantic.
Mrs. Enoch Small, with her two grand
sons, Lester and Howard Small, has
moved to Camden.
Mrs. William Powers is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, George Eaton, at
Green's Landing.
The carpenters who have been building
the Olmstead cottage have gone hone to
Rockland. As soon as the plaster Is dry
the finish Will be put on. Mr.. Olmstead
viii also build stable 40X50 feet.
Oct. 26. SADIE
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Electric light
$40 5

A report Of the overseer OF the poor was
received and placed on file. The report
gave the names of the poor for whom
Keeper Jones OF the poor farm was at
present providing. The number is about
sixty, only few of whom are at the
farm.
The finance committee was instructed
to borrow 5000 on account of the city, to
be placed to the credit of the bridge fund
MAYOR GERRY's ROADS.
Street Commissioner Eppes said he had
a bill for S574.36 which Mayor Gerry had
contracted for work on the roads near
Ellsworth Falls. He had not included the
bill in his highway roll because the work
was done without authority from him.
Mayor Gerry read'the bill, explaining
different items. He said the work on the
roads was a necessity. He had asked Mr..
Eppes to do some work there but he had
paid no attention to it. The teamsters
were complaining of the roads, and one
man threatened to appeal to the county
commissioners, but when he 1.-THE mayor
went to Mr.. Eppes, he said .let them haul
through the mud.
The mayor said he finally received
authority from Mr.. Eppes to 60 on with
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y drowning man Woui1 nave Htt.e a-e
Tor method ~ rs.sec "a3ch Mould ~
our. day. \ dy-feFt.c doesn't want TO
bother VIII IA remedy taat = gong 10
take weeks = sh3N Is beneficial effect.
The Mount Lebanon snsker- are offer
ing product under the name Of Shaker
Digestive Cordial wbich Yields INN, ed idte
relIef. The very first do>e proves bene-
dcia. IN most casts and il !. owing to
their unbounded confidence in il, that
they have rut lo-eea; sample bottles ON
the market These can be had Though
any druEe and it vii repay the al
tlicted to invest the tr.aing su.u ueces-
sary TO make a trial.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial relieves
by resting the stomach aud aiding the iii
gestion Of food.
LAXOL i the best med icine for chill
dren. Doctors recommend IT in place OF
Castor Oh.
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West Franklin.
Miss Mile Cousins, Of Eastbrook, has
been in town for few days.
Mr.. Woodcock has returned from Han
cock. He has not closed his la bors here,
as was reported.
Frank r. Cousins has bought family
horse Of DR.. +. J. Rollins. Or. Rollins
contemplates going West on profess onal
business
Pass your items, anything OF interest, to
The AMERICAN correspondent. few
more subscribers from West Franklin are
wanted. Pass in the subscription price
and receive the best paper in Hancock
county.
Nov. ,. CHEER.
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lbuertIseu.rnts.
A HEALTH L
BUILDER

y constructing a building
! you must begin at the
foundation. 1t is 50 with the
L" /. F. Atwocd's Bitters,
They make stomach and di-
gestion right, and thus furnish
good material with which to
build. You will have a good
strong body in which to dwell
if you use 81. F.
35c. bottle Avoid limitations.
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sOuIh BTuthlII.
John Candage is very III.
B. Sylvester and wife. Of Bucksport,
are the guests Of Ben Sylvester ana wife.
Mrs. Lizzie Candage. who has been
working at North sedgNick, has returned
home.
Capt. b. c. Day ha- returned from his
trip to New York on the Herald Of the
Morning
John Morrison, who has heen coasting
from Bangor this summer, Is spending a
feW DAYS at home.
Nov. :. d.
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salisbury Cove
Mrs. Z. :. l.s-e.3rf- = -re-zt ~ So. K u
Bar HartJ- y5.Ef,rI4. r45s.5va-
The f4.I term = school taasb; ~
Addie Nav Efn-rv closed FRIDAY.
t.-... =, .......:., -. ~.
fer Ba-tgn. ssbe-e re VIZ an4 e.nr.ax-
nert tor tise s,.nte-.
NJ. y = .es.,.....g.- ,,.s#s# #s...-#.-..-
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h'''"Nl'"'
-"' - - Nv u a It 81
Joseph + L.edHsA' e 9eGsNick, called
GA t.ea1s here Friday.
II" "a y. Mayo ha- gone 10 Beverly,
'l"s'-' !eF en- pteymeht'
Har5Ia fab-on cut ~ hand cutie badly
by / ne .4.pp.nE OF a caI-eI.
r. Cs4..., Naro "a. to.,, IN ,o- ,,.,-
.s.,,. -, },s. ,.r,,'r,.,s., -,
NJ. SADIE Fafou a Mind F:rl j csr.
vasssnr fer book. and j, being well PAT
ronized.
Saturday the sDursj.er. were taxing
accoun; Of stock o. the late Cotydon
Staples.
orr {. GRAY hs. been APPOINTED posi-
master at Naskeae in place Of Augustus
! Cousins resigned
4. G. Blake has in his stable tnethree-
year-old Wilkes colt that weighs about
90 pounds and j. a beauty
Victor \, Friend and his Marty returned
from their hunting trim win sne bpck
They will haveth. head mounted
A partridge made a cslIstG. " Wins
low. heD-yard bpt sDcceeded in ge,ting
over the wire netting betor. he WAS
can,ured
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J Caftret.'. which ~ at4-t.sia..,z! at sca
- 49, 49, -stt- iI+'.@ ''9tit' 's'' NAi aF9hS.
IT. ~ ias sfe1 hsa a 10y t.a7re. .-esfe.
Eng e7 af e5.'5 h9u'e tHfee ea5' and
-
{. {. hsu.ei. : n Boston
Warren Powers a houe.
Frank DAVIS returned haa.. SATURDAY,.
t..t.gr ff.,-=..... ...z...-. ,....z
Il, ,.-o..:.... -.
* '''9''' Ia ''' 'S'i'e Hofhe a. WEEK.
T. tztfrsy 1T foF Manchester, Y Il, on
= James Jordan went . Boston last
MonaA3.
Capt. J. ". Haskell came from Boston
Saturday.
a..=t ,.,,.==-...,,-.z.,, ..5..,, p.
tom .s.fue.e
t,..,,...<5,, s.,.,,-.t.,.
~ IN. :, ''''' ~ ~ i'A'
'9.i "'' 'io''
"
>""ih n.rr til.
The " {. I. l. net "ta Nr-. Il. :.
arren Wednesday.
Mr. E5tus5li.z Warren and Ms. Christ
Rouli.s aye visiting friend. in Boston
and vicinity
ur.. Clara p,.-ce ,,o ,;.j,f,,h.-
daughter in East Boston, j. quite Il!
with rheumatic affection
Mr. 4 Anderson has sold her nla,.
to Frank Steele and gone to Gloucester,
Mass, 10 1--we with her only remaining
son.
Mrs r. 5 Warren. Mrs. /. NJ. Robbins.
and sons Car! and Alison, and Mis- An
geiine Robbins took a ride to the Ohm
''ea0 ''aehce eahesday' IL Is Vie"
- 'ne u'Ne' inc mouse IS 50
mat the windows com haho
and wilr ,noLas ,ora,, 80. -ls,.anao
Ne'e were 'No 'uhefSis al Deer Isle VII
.sse iAteis WITHIN one "eeS-that oil capt.
ds,,oa 49,, s.,,,e - :. II.
that Of Mrs. Maria Haskell. widow o,the
late Hezak,sb UsskaIt .,ho a;ad a, ,h.
residence OF one OF her children away and
was brought here for burial. Both were
long residents OF Deer Isle village and
WERE nishIy respected py al y" no knew
n 10
" i''''
ooeanNille.
1. l. .'oeNe'' ana FANNY returned 10
os7''ie -hohaay'
MI os, OF North Haven, preached
here last sunday