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ABNER COBB

passed away at his home in Dundaff
at IL O'Clock Monday morning after a
protracted Illness lie was II years of
age and had resided in Dundaff for the
past thirty years. lie was a man well
known throughout this entire region
and had number of friends and rela =
tives in this city.
Deceased is survived by his wife and
nine children who are Albert Cobb.
Mrs. Lafayette Brownell of Dundalf:
Mrs. Benjamin Gardner, of Greenfield; !;
Mrs Samuel Williams. Of this city;
Mrs. Joseph Lee, of Hines Corners: /:
Mrs. George Cox, Of this city; Mrs.
Katie Wells, of Elkdale; Lafayette
Cobb and Walter Cobb, of Dundaft.
The funeral services over the re-
mains will be held at the home this
afternoon at | o'clock. Interment will
be made in the Clifford cemetery.
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oSNy Clearing
BARGAINS Sale Prices

Children's fast black seam
less one and one ribbed Hose;
sizes 5 to 9. There's zoo
dozen in the lot and under or
binary circumstances price
would be I2!c. Special this
day, pair ............. 6
Ladies fast black seamless
black Hose; would be cheap at
Ioc. Special. .7c, 4 pairs for q
Mems Seamless black and
tan Hose. Special at. ....... {
Special lot of I76 dozen
mems seamless fast black and
tan Hose, made with double
soles, high spliced heels and
extra fine gauge. Would be
bargain at I0c. Special. .12l
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Together! Hear the bands play, an all
the bugles blow
We that wuz so divided some 30 years
ago.
Tcgetherl Sing it--ring it!-Seud the
music ripplin' long
Till the whole world hears the echoes
of the swellin' tide of song;
Till the whole world tines the chorus
band will play an bugles blow!
We that wuz SO divided some 80 years
ago.
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nOn,ocf;rc Clearing
Sale Prices

} Yard wide Lansdale Muslin
Sc kind 81
Best Merrimac Shirting
Z Prints; &c kind. .,.3f(
Best Indigo Blue Prints;
} the &c kind. .............. .34(
Unbleached Canton Flan-
mel; the &c kind. $50
5 Outing Flannels in light
and medium colors; &c kind. 4(
I La Belle Percales, full yard
} wide; I5c kind. ...71C
The Celebrated Black Rock
Muslin; 7c kind. This week. AT
Yard-wide Muslin, un-
bleached, scent kind. .31(
{ Toll de Nord Dress Cling
5 hams; the 12tc kind. This
{ week :....... ......... 81
} Best Mourning Prints, 7c
Apron Gingham, Lancaster
and Amoskeag, best gingham
) made, &c kind. This week. At
} 1914 Unbleached Sheeting,
, the regular I3c kind. ..94t
: 1914 Bleached Sheeting,
5 regular lac kind. ..119(
{ LAcKAwANNA AVE.
( ION 4
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JONAS LONGS SONS,
Another Great Week
Great Clearing Sale.

A MIGHTY HOST OF
VALUES AWAIT ALL CON-
ERS. WITHOUT DOUBT
THE GREATEST AND
MOST SUCCESSFUL SALE
OF THE CENTURY. THINK
OF CROWOiNG THIS MAN,
MOTH STORE THESE
WARM. SULTRY DAYS. AND
EVERYBODY HAS CAUGHT
THE BUYING SPIRIT.
BUT REMEMBERI THIS
CLEARING SALE IS SOON
TO- END. NOT ANOTHER
FOR SIX MONTHS. CAN
YOU AFFORD TO TISSIT {?
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RAILROAD ECHOES.

Delighted people from the cities con-
tinue to put in glorious day at Far
view and on the famous Gravity. There
is something radically wrong in the
makeup of men and women who can
take in that trip and not become en-
thusiastic. They not fit for love, war or
strategy"
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COUNTY NEWS.


Winter Harbor.
f. G. Norris has his house nearly ready
for occupancy,
Mrs. Jennie Kingsley is having a new
house erected here.
Rev Mr.. Hager left Thursday for two
weeks visit in Boston and vicinity.
large crew is at work on Grindstone
Neck. They expect work the entire
winter
Mrs. A. T. Small, of Sunset, returned
home Monday, after spending a week
with DR.. A. f. Small and wife.
A large congregation of friends was
present at the Baptist church Wednes-
day evening to witness the marriage Of
Miss Carrie Joy and Charlie Bickford,
both of this town. Rev. MIR. Hager, the
Baptist pastor, officiated. Both bride and
groom are well known and highly re-
spected in this vicinity. The bride was
very prettily attired i'll white cashmere
with profusion of lace and ribbon. She
was the recipient of many pretty and
useful presents, at the house Just com
pleted by the groom. All join in wish
ing the newly welded couple success and
prosperity.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Harry J. Fox is i'll with bronchitis.
J. Z. CHM is canvassing Washington
county with nursery stock.
NJ. d. Haslam, employed at Sullivan,
spent Sunday with bis family here.
Miss Ethel Jellison spent Sunday in
Bangor, the guest OF Miss Alice Flood.
Mrs. {. J. Treworgy spent Saturday and
Sunday in Bangor, the guest of Mn.
Mary Fowler.
\. w. Ellis and wife, who have been in
the western states for several weeks, have
returned home.
Mrs. Minnie Remick, who has been
with her parents here, returned to Bar
Haroor Thursday.
Arthur Joy last Wednesday had one Of
his fingers badly crushed between the
press rolls of Il hatcher.
Lewis Flood, who has been living here
through the summer months, moved to
his farm at North Ellswort h last week.
The first OF the Sunday evening temper
ance sermons was delivered by Rev J. z.
Simonton. Mr.. Simonton is a very pleas
ant speaker.
Mrs, c. Nj. Witham and Miss Grace NJ.
Grindeil have been visiting Mrs. With
ans sister at Gouldshoro. They returned
home Monday.
Rev. II. W, Conley is making some inn
provements on his place here. Mrs Fred
Grace and children, OF the Green lake
hatchery, will occupy it this winter.
The second OF series of sings was held
in the vestry Monday evening. The com
ulittee for the next sing is Mrs. a. Z
Foster and Misses Hattie Hot, and Ethel
Jeilison.
Rev. II. w. Smith, who has been visit
ing Mrs. smiths parents, {. b. Lord and
wife, tor several weeks, left for iIailow.ll
Tuesday noon. Mrs. Smith will remain
for an Indefinite time.
The members OF the band gave an en-
tertanment at East Surry Saturday even
ing. The weat her was very uncomtorta-
bic, consequently the attendance was
small. About eight dollars WIS realized.
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Prospect Harbor.
J. NJ. Williams is al home,
G. Prescott Clesves spent Sunday with
his parents.
The Thursday club will continue its
meetings after Thanksgiving.
Nathan II. Cole aud wife returned Fri
day from short stay in Portland.
DIR. Larrabee and John b. Cole made Il
trip to Bangor Friday, returning Satur-
day night
Miss Idells Hill and Miss Stella Scott,
who are employed as teachers i'll the
Winter Harbor schools, were in town
Saturday.
The G. A. r. post had a campfire at Co.
lumbia hall, Saturday evening. picnic
supper was served. Several old soldiers
from out of town were present.
Mrs. John Shepherd and little daugh-
ter Dorothy, of Castine, are spending a
few weeks with Mrs. Shepherds parents,
Capt. and Mrs. Daniel Deasy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Temple have gone to
housekeeping in part of Mrs. William
Moore's house. Their young friends
gave them a house warming Saturday.
The dancers OF the village, with many
visitors from surrounding towns, "tripped
the light fantastic" Saturday evening.
Foss Ray, Mrs. Shaw and Irving Bunker
furnished music.
Prospect Hsr Dor is very ambitious for
public library to satisfy the literary tastes
OF the people. For the present, however,
for many reasons, it must only wait de-
veIopments. Every Wednesday afternoon.
the Village Improvement society meets at
the club house. Last Wednesday evening,
the society opened the doors and invited
the young people in to read the late and
choicest magazines OF the day, These
were kindly loaned for the evening by
interested friends.
Now. r.
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CHU RICH NOTES,

Weekly prayer meeting Friday evening
at :. Topic; "0ur Daily Life" Same
evening at S, short address by Mrs. NJ. II.
B. Hunt: The place OF Art in Secular and
Religious Education Sunday school
and day school teachers and all others are
invited to be present. The prayer meet
ing will close AT -.
Sunday, 10 a. m, preaching. Second
series of sermons on Romans. Junior
c. Z. at 3 p. m. At p. m, temperance
sermon by Rev. c. 5. McLearn.
Books in the circulating library are free
to all. Call ut Mrs Staples.
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OrIand.
Mrs. II, V. Reyes is seriously Ill.
The Universalist church has received
extensive repairs this season.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Thompson and Miss
Ethel visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Frank Wentworth arrived Friday
from an extended visit in Hartford, Conn.
Jeremiah Mank and wife arrived Satur.
day after an extended visit in Wsldoboro
and vicinity.
A large party OF men and boys is scour-
ing The woods around this vicinity search
ing for the bear which has been seen sew
eral times recently.
Irving d. Gross, of Orland, and Miss
Susie Joyce, of Colts Island, were mar
fied at Colts Island Oct 80. Mr. Gross :,
young man of excellent principles. The
couple has the best wishes of large cir
Gle of friends.
Nov Z q
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so additional County News sac other pages
Bar Harpor.
b. Higgins is putting cellar under
his market.
Fred Brewer is building a small house
on Brewer avenue.
County Commissioner +. w. Richardson
was in town to-day.
A. L. Higgins is building two houses on
his lot on Eden street.
Car! Burr is building house on his lot
near Eagle Lake road.
Elvin LelaLd is building a store and
dwelling on Forest street.
John Corners is building a small house
on his lot on Cottage street.
l. s. Mitchell is building an addition to
his house on Ledgelawn avenue.
c. A. Hodgkins is building an addition
to Frank Cunningham's house on Royal
lane.
DIR. c. {. Morrison and c. II. Wood are
away on hunting trip in the Alleges h
region.
{. a. Weaver and wife have returned
from weeks visit among friends i
Camden.
f.. b. Mesrs has crew making some
changes on the Moseey house ON Atlantic
avenue.
DR.. Robert Amory, of Bar Hsrbor and
Brookline, Mass. arrived Tuesday morn
ing for few days.
John Suminsby will build block 30x50
feet on Cottage street, near The Everard
ID. A. Bunker, contractor.
George W. Austin is putting up a build
ing at the rear OF his store on School
street to be used for stable and ice
house.
Waldron Bates, of Boston, arrived
Tuesday morning for few days. Mr..
Bates has the superintendent OF the
Kebo golf ground improvements.
The steamer Frank Jones" on her
trip west Monday, had on board the car
casses of five deer and a black bear shot
by Boston parties near Cherryfield.
Osmond Emery is building a two-story
block on his lot at the corner OF Cottage
and Bridge streets The building will be
occupied by Mr.. Emery for store and
paint shop.
Noy.S L.
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Sound.
Mrs. Pembroke Higgins is working in
Northeast Harbor
Mrs. Ina Higgins has gone to Bakers
Island to visit her father.
Miss Cora Richardson has returned
from Bar Harbor, where she has been
working this summer.
Samuel Ellis and family, with friends
from Bangor, are stopping at the Morris
house for q " hile.
George Sargent and sister have gone to
Mort beast HaT Dor TO live with their
grandmother, Mrs. Smallidge.
Nov. Z. 3.
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East Sullivan.
Nov. s.

East sullivan.
A son was born Tuesday morning, Nov.
S, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Ash.
The Golden Circle mine on Stewards
island is again receiving attention. An
occasional blast shows that work is going
on.
DEATH OF CAPT. SIDNEY $. HANNA.
Capt. Sidney 5. Hanna died at his home
in East Sullivan Oct. %. aged fifty-nine
years. He leaves a widow and four chill
dren, all of whom were with him during
his last Illness, and lovingly mnistered
unto him.
On Dec. 25, 1862 Capt. Hanna was mar
ried to Miss Clara Hammond, OF West
Clouds horo. In 1863 he moved to Har-
making, being very successful ut this
trade. In JnIy, 1867, LIE returned to Sulli-
van, where he continued his trade, also
acting as post master for many years.
In 1898 he resigned his position as post
master, being succeeded by bis son, g. H.
Hanna. Capt. Hanna has since followed
the sea in the coasting trade between this
peri ana hucklRbu, with occasional trips
to Portland. From that port he was
brought home, and never left home again
until he was carried to the quiet resting
place of his fathers in the Hsrland dis
trict.
Sidney S. was the son of Gipson and
Elizabeth Ash Hanna. Charles, William,
Mrs. James Pettee and Mrs. Nathan
Pettee OF their children still live, and were
present at the funeral which was held at
the late home, and very largely attended.
Rev. j. T. Moore OBLIGATED.
The three sons, Elmer, Gipson and
Dallas, are doing business under the
name of Hanna Bros. The daughter,
Mrs. Charles Robertson, is settled near by.
Nov S. SUB.
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DEATH OF REV. 1. n. ALLEN.

- -- y N -h1@I7I1-''
Seldom has this community received
such shock as it did on Wednesday
evening, Nov. >, when the news flew over
the village that Rev. i. y. Allen had sud
denly passed away. Mr.. Allen died of
heart disease while driving. He had APP
peared in his usual health up to few
minutes before his death. Mr.. Allen s
age was about fifty eight years.
Funeral services took place at the hall
Nov. 8, Revs. G. H. Hetfion, Congrega-
tlonal, Of Southwest Harbor, and Mr..
Pinkerton, Methodist, of West fremont,
officiating. The remains were placed in
the Carver tomb awaiting The disposal by
relatives. Mrs. Allen has gone to Attic
boro Mass.
Nny
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Seawall.

SeawalI.
c. A. Moore, of Manset, was at this
place last Saturday.
VIM. Nelson has moved to the house
known as the Brewer house.
c. II. Newman, of this place, aud r. II.
Moore, of Manset, went cunning last
week. They brought home only one
bird.
1t Is reported that Samuel Sanford, who
runs the weir at Big Gran berry island,
made a catch of eighteen bushels of
mackerel and herring last week.
Mrs. n. Nj. Deliver is home for rest
from her summers work at Old Orchard
Beach. She is now keeping house for her
mother, Mrs. Samuel Moore, W no is max
ing visit to relatives in Massac husetts
As soon as her mother returns Mrs
Deliver will 60 to her own home, and
keep house for her children to attend the
winter term Of school.
Oct 81. DOLLY.
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WHAT TO DO.

There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DIR. Kilmer's swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy, fuItills
every wish in curing rheumatism, pain in
the back, kidneys, liver. bladder and every
part of the urinary passages. 1t corrects
inability to hold water and scalding pain
in passing it, or bad effects following use
of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that
unpleasant necessity of being compelled
to go often during the day, and to get up
many times during the hight. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Swamp
Root IS soon realized. Il stands the high
est for its wonderful cures Of the most
distressing cases. If you need a medicine
you should have the best. AT druggists
fifty cents and one dollar.
You may have a sample bottle and
book that tells more about ii, both sent
absolutely free by mail, if you send your
address TO DR.. Kilmer x Co, Binghamton,
n. I. When writing be sure and men
ricn that you read this generous offer in
the ELLSWORTH AMERICAN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-11-09

OF the circle will be changed to Ladies
aid society,".
Lester Smith, OF the gunboat Ma
chias", had a seven days Through re
Gently, in which he visited his sister, Mrs.
Adelbert Garland, and other relatives
here. Mr.. Smith has returned to Ports
mouth.
Nov. !. VICTOR.
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COUNTY NEWS.


HUBS Cove
William Treworgy, of Ellsworth, is
visiting Daniel Wood.
Erwin scammons, OF Egypt, has been
visiting Alonzo Woodworth.
Herbert Parsons has closed his cottage
and has returned to New York.
Eugene Hamor is home from Seal Har-
Dor, having finished work there.
j. X. Salisbury and family left Monday
for South Paris to remain for the winter.
Walter Bradbury, OF franklin, is visit
ing Watson McGown and wife for few
days.
Percy Hamor, of this place, is attend
ing Bryant & STATIONS business college,
Boston.
Mrs. Fanny Cunningham, OF Hsrrins
ton, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Sweet.
About twenty five young people went
on hayrack ride last Friday night to
attend the dance at Somesville.
Pierpont j. Edwards and family left
for New York Wednesday. James Russ,
the eoschmau, will remain hare with the
horses this winter.
Daniel Brewer has entered Shaw
business college at Portland. His sister
Ellie accompanied him there to spend a
week with relatives.
Miss Lizzie Campbell and Charles Shea
were married Wednesday evening at the
brides home. Only the family relatives
were present. She has The best wishes OF
her many friends.
News was received here Saturday from
Auburn announcing the death OF Mrs.
John Haslsm's mother. Mrs. Haslam was
well along in years and had been i'll for
long time. She leaves a son and a
daughter. Mrs. Haslam will return home
this week.
Oct. 81. b.
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AcoieaI.
How to Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty hours /;
a sediment or settling indicates an un-
healthy condition of the kidneys; if it
stains your linen it is evidence of kidney
trouble; too frequent desire to pass it or
pain in the back is also convincing proof
that the kidneys and bladder are out Of
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Leonard Clark and family have moved
to Bar Harbor.
Abeathair Richardson spent Sunday in
Somesville with his parents, Olin Rich
ardson and wife.
Mrs. Annie Haslsm has returned from
Auburn. Her brother, James Heath, &C.
companied her. Mr.. Heath is a reporter
on the Lewiston Journal.
Miss Minnie Wood, OF Ellsworth, is
stopping with her father for few
weeks. Miss Wood has been employed
in a bakery at Ellsworth for three years.
Mrs. Reed, one OF our summer visitors,
gave a party to all the children of the
place, Saturday afternoon from to 6
O'Clock. All had most enjoyable time.
Nov. :. b.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Newman are the proud
parents of boy, born Oct. y. Mrs New
man is with her mother, Mrs. Powers, at
Deer Isle, where she has been since last
spring.
Nov. 8. DOLLY.
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Bucksporr.
Pearl Hass and Miss Lizzie Beale, well
known young people OF this place, were
married Saturday evening.
Abel c. Lowell died on Saturday at the
home OF his son, Abel Lowell, aged sixty
years and six months. Most of his life he
followed he sea, being an BILE coast skip
per and pilot.
Capt. II. Alden Gilley, who for many
years has been successful Bucksport
shipmsster, will soon move to Barre VT.
where he has purchased an interest in a
dry goods business. He will he missed
from Bucksport.
Miss Sadie w. Muir, who for the past
four years has resided in Bucksport to
attend the seminary, from which she
graduated in '97, died Monday. She was
OF a cheerful and lovable disposition and
was universally beloved by all her &C
quaintances. The deceased was nineteen
years OF age and had been ill for over a
year with consumption. Last fall ia the
hopes OF regaining her health she went
to Denver, Col, but was little benefited
and came home this summer. She was
the daughter of Thomas Muir, OF East
Boston, Mass
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-11-09

It's surprising how easy it is to get
something you don't want.
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Dedham-
A. c. Burriu and W. W. Burrill are ill.
Miss Gertrude Burril closed term OF
school in Holden Friday.
Mr.. Foster, State Inspector, visited the
Walter L. Parker post, q. A. r., Tuesday.
Fred Wood, the blacksmith, has moved
from East Holden to Blaisdell's corner,
Dedham.
Miss Alice Aiken has gone to Salem,
Mass, to spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs. Narbis.
Nov. 5. B.
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East Franklin.
Carl Donnell is at home from Ellsworth
for week 5 visit
A son Was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlin
Gordon Friday, Nov. 4.
J. P. Gordon is building a cottage for
one of his workmen near his stone quar-
ry here.
Fred Hooper has returned home from
Jonesb oro, where he has been at work he
past summer.
George Ferrin, OF East Sullivan, was in
town last Friday, looking for COW that
would neither kick, hook, nor bite. He
found one to suit at Mr.. Stinson's on
Cherryfeld road, bought her and went
home happy.
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Nerona.

Eliza A, widow of Capt Harold An
derson, died at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. William Abbott, in this
place, Sunday, aged sixty four years.
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c. I. CONVENTION,


A convention of the Christian En-
deavor societies was held at Winter Har-
Dor Tuesday afternoon and evening. 4
basket supper was held at the church be-
tween the sessions. The afternoon pro-
gramme was as follows:
( rdyeT fhstor
Welcome. ........................M Mrs b f Tracy
Papers on following subjects
Prayer meeting... ..-...-..............M Miss Hill
Sunday school. ............ ...... Jessie Bunker
mem Dersnip.. ....s'...s.-..-.... Mrs whey
Epdeavor pledge. .............. Walter Young
EDdeayor pledge .s................E Stevens
conservation. .........-........Cora Guptili
Each paper was fully discussed. The
programme was interspersed with music.
Reports of the work of different societies.
In the evening there were praise ser
vice, poem of welcome by Miss Hill and
an address, "Faith," by Rev. Mr.. Hager.
The convention closed with social SER
vice and benediction.
Nov :
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West Franklin.
Indian summer days of last week were
a reminder of days to come.
A deer came into the settlement Thurs
day, being driven out by dog.
Balasting crews have been at work at
the east branch part Of the past week.
Meetings at Egypt continue with un-
abated interest under the management of
Rev. H, F. Day, the Baptist pastor.
Mrs. Helen Spencer was the guest of
Mrs. George Coombs the past week. Mrs
Spencer Will go to Shirley soon.
The primary school commenced Mon
| day, Oct. 81. The grammar school viii
commence about three weeks later.
Rev. D. B. Smith preached at the Union
church Sunday. With the re-establish
mens of the Free Baptist church at East
Franklin, there are two Free Baptist
churches in town.
The gift concert and ball came off as
advertised. A large crowd of people was
in attendance, not all OF this town but
of other towns, and other states and
foreign countries as well. Everything
was there to make people happy. The
gifts We're very generally distributed.
Mrs. Mary Oreutt, of West Franklin,
received bicycle, and Bert Hunt,
native of Alabama, another. All in all it
was good time, ana even Boss Croker,
chief of Tammsny, could not have picked
any flaws.