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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-10-07
TRUSTEES SALE
Of
Valuable Real Estate

By virtue of n deed of trust executed on
the 2Ith day of Juno. 1895, to w. w.
French, trustee, by Ella B. Clare and j.
Ill. Glare, her husband, which deed is re-
corded In the clerks oilico of IaZcwcll
county, Yirgiuia, in deed book 81, page
59S, To secure unto tho Baltimore Build
ing and Lonn Association OF Baltimore
City, corporation incorporated under
the laws of the State of MARYLAND, Tho
payment Of one thousand dollars Isl .O0O)
evidenced by the bond of Ella Is. Glare
and j. III. Clare, dated the 27th day of
June, 1895, fully mentioned and described
therein, and tho said trust deed setting
out the fact that il the said Ella b. Clnre
and j: III. Glare shall be six months i'm
default In the payment of any monthly
dues, premiums, fines or interest, that il
shall DO the duty of said trustee, upon the
request of snid association, to sell at pub
lie auction, upon tho premises. the prop.
erty conveyed In said deed; and, whereas,
the said Ella B. Clare and j II. Glare
being In default in the payment of dues
premiums, fines and interest for SIX
months, and |, ID. l.. French having been
duly appointed by the - court of
TaZewcll county, Virginia, rs trustee In
said deed In the place of the said w. W q.
French, who resigned. being requested to
do so by said association, will OH the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-10-07

After ensllago has once settled in the
silo. the lateral pressure ceases to be a
factor If then the walls are of sufIi-
Client rigidity to resist pressure Tor the
first few days the silo will be sue
cess.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-10-07
FIFTH DAY or OCTOBER, 1893.

at 10 O'Clock u, M, ut the front door of
the house formerly occupied by j. II :.
Clare, on said property, which Is herein
tcrdcscribcd, proceed TO sell by way of
public auction to the highest bidder the
property conveyed by said deed of trust.
Two certain tracts or parcels Of land sit.
uatc and being In the County OF IaZc-
we'll, State of Virginia, near tile limo OF
Virginia and West Virginia, and near the
town of Pocnhontas, Virginia, with all
the appurtcnanccs theicunto belonging.
The first of said tracts was conveyed 10
the said ella B. Glare by Clarmda Dean
by deed dated the goth of February. 1891,
and recorded In the clerks Office OF 1azc-
well county, Virginia, In deed book 81
page 23, To Which ref, renee Is hero made
for complete description of said tract.
lie second OF said tracts was conveyed to
the said Ella B. Glare by Rhoda j.
Brooks by deed dated February 27th, 1895.
and recorded In the clerks Office OF Taze-
well county, Virginia, In deed book ~,
page i07, to which reference is here made
for Il complete description Of said tract.
foth tracts containing about forty two
acres.
TERMS OF SALE. For cash In a sum
sufficient to pay the costs of executing
THIS tiust, the whole amount then due to
he SAID association under the terms of
The said loan, any sum paid for insurance,
taxes, or assessments or for fees, or eX-
pCnses of litigation all as aforesaid, with
interest and the taxes and assessments
then due upon the said property ana um-
paid, and the residue upon ono, two and
three years timo, taking from the pur.
chaser or purchasers their notes for the
deferred payments, bearing interest from
the day OF the date of sale, and secured by
n deed of trust on said property,
ID. l.. FRENCH, Trustee.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-10-07
Repairs fer John sons Ma
chinaFv

Repairs for tho Globe No. 8 and for
the Chain Drive No. 0, Mowers, sold by
us can be found at HARRISON G. % 3.
Knob, Va, and at Peery 6 Haynes',
Tazeweil, Va, and at Buchanan Bros,
Thompson Valley,V Va.
WILDAsIN 4 MASON.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-10-07

We still bave Timothy and
Glover Seed for sale at our
store IN Clinch. Best quality
and lowest prices.
PEERY & co.
S-3O-3t. At Woolen Factory,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-10-07
CA. THOMPSON, ID. S.
Over Harrisson's Store.

WANTED - SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
W persons In this state to manage our business
In their own and nearby counties, It is mainly
office work conducted at home. Salary straight
no more, no less salary. Monthly $75. Refer
ences. Enclose self-addressed stamped enve-
lope. Herbert 4. Hess. Prcst., Dept. NJ, Chs
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Order Of Publication.

In the Clerks Onice of
v tho Circuit Court for laZcwell
County, September l4th, 1893
=. L.Jacobs, Complainant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-05-04

Brooklin has sent three young men to
the front.
Foxcroft people have just invested
$l2J in a safe.
Rev. Mr. Webster, department chap
lain of Newport. will deliver the Memo
rial address at Old Town
DR.. II. II. Marsh of Guilford, will de
liver the Memorial Day address at Alb
bot, this year
The building inspector Of Deerins r.
ports that during the past year 20
buildings have been erected there.
The total valuation of the town Of
Mlbridge is $371.220; whole number Of
polls 491, % OF which are exempt from
taxation.
Edmund Clark. formerly of Bethel is
serving in the United States navy. as
signalman at Montauk Point Long
Island.
Kendall Nj. Dunbar was admitted 20
the courts OF the state as a practicing
attorney at the last term of the supreme
court Mi. Dunbar is secretary Of the
State Senate.
w. b. Cray. Esq, who has been
practicing laW in Sangewine for some
time will leave soon for st. Paul,
MINI, where he will follow the same
profession
Mr.. and Mrs Emerson Feyler If
Waldoboro, are each Is years old. and
have been married - years. The brick
house on their farm was built in 1892,
and is in a good state of preservation.
Jed Frye Tanning was admitted to
the Cumberland County bar during the
recent session of the supreme court be
fore Judge Haskell. Mr.. Tanning is
graduate of Bates College. class of '93,
and has been pursuing his law studies
fer several years in the office of Libby,
Robinson & Turner in Portland
The total valuation of Pennington
for 1898 is as follows: Real estate,
$1,34l, 695; personal property, $50 2o5--
total valuation 81 sol 300. an increase i'll
valuation over 1921 of $26,1l2 Total
number of polls, 912-an increase of l..
The rate of taxation this year is -
mills on a dollar.
The valuation of the town Of Gull
ford. as taken from the assessors books
for the present year. is $5lS $50, an in
crease of about $1,000 from 1897. This
increase is due to the fact that the
novelty mill is assessed fer the first
time. the valuation being placed at
$1,000 There are 40l polls a falling off
from last year of a. The rate per cent.
is Il mills. against is last year.
Ensign Carl T. SNOW, Y. $. n, of
Rockland, is an officer Of the Nashville,
the gunboat that captured the Buena
Ventura. the first prize Of the war.
He graduated at the Annapolis Naval
school two years ago. and has served
on the san Francisco. the Indiana and
the New York. and was transferred to
the Nashville quite recently.
1t is reported that 20 new houses are
to be built in Henderson this season.
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KENNEBEC.
CROSS HILL.

y iAN'b7tN II ~.
Mrs NJ j. Russell spent several days
at Seth Il. Richardson's last week
George II. Gates Of East Nassaboro,
was in the place on business, Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza Ames of Nassalboro. passed
several days With her son, f. J. Ames,
last week.
Several from the Hin attended the
entertainment at the Erskine high
school at South China. Thursday eve
ming.
The remains of George Howard of
Auburn. were brought here and buried
in the cemetery on the "Hill' Thurs
day.
The farmers are getting ready for
springs work quite a number have
planted potatoes and peas. and som"
have sown oats The cold and rain
have delayed some.
Mrs. Bertha Randall was called to
Augusta last week. on account of the
illness of her daughter. Mrs. Nira
Knowles. who had very severe attack
of appendicitis.
The selectmen received letter from
parties in Waterville, recently, asking
if the town of Nassalboro would vote
to pay land damage for railroad from
WaterVille to connect with the Nisca5-
st and Quebec road at Weeks Mills
AS there is to be a special town meet
ing soon probably Nassalboro VIII he
asked to vote on an article TO that
effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones of salem,
Mass were in the place last week
called here en- account of the death OF
Mr.. Jones mother Mrs. Mary Jones
of South China. They arrived on the
Pullman, Thursday. returning on the
night train While in the place they
called on Mrs. Jones mother, Mrs.
Cynthia Richardson.
ALBION.
Charles Crosby was at home. sunday.
There is boy baby at Eaiph
knights.
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WALDO.
CENTER MONTNILLE.

CENTER MONTNILLE.
W. $. Davis Of Camden. was in town
visiting his parents over Sunday.
Miss f. G.. Waterhousc has returned
to Belfast.
Misses Madge and Edna Thompson
are home from Massachusetts.
Miss Belle. only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elijah Gay, died Thursday. April
% of consumption. Funeral services
were held Monday. Rev. Mr.. Hills of
Morrill,. being the speaker.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Clement
occur ed from the North church. April
29th, H. NJ. Howard officiating. She
had resided in Montville many years
but was living with her son Horace.
in Lowell. Mass, at the time of her
death. which occurred April 9th. She
was SO years of age Albion and Abner
Clement. Geo. Gowen and Mrs. James
Chalmers attended the funeral from
WaterVille.
The school at the Kingdom began
Monday with Miss Inez Peavey as
teacher The other schools in town
will commence May 9th with the fol-
lowing teachers: Carter district. Miss
Madge Thompson: Whites Corner, Miss
Margie Rowell: McFarland's Corner.
Miss Mabel Pentecost: Halldale, Miss
Fannie Williams of Freedom Center,
Mrs. Anna Stephenson of Freedom:
Vose district Miss Geneva SproWl.
HALIDALE.
J. f, Hall returned from Boston, last
week
Rev. J. Washburn preached at the
church last Sunday morning.
s. s. Emery of Lowell Mass, is ex
pocted here next Saturday with the re-
mains of his Wife. Her funeral will be
at the church Sunday afternoon. Rev.
James Washburn will officiate. The re-
mains will be inferred in the family lot
in the cemeterv on the hill.
Mrs William Clement, who died at
the home of her son in Lowell, Mass.
was brought here last Friday and bur
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led beside her husband Her funeral
was at the church, II. M. Howard
officiated.
Mrs. Emily Hall is in very poor
health.
E. e. Hall returned from searsmont,
Sunday.
Moses Stevens has bought the futile
place and will move soon.
AT the special town meeting April 20
it was voted to build a new school
house in the village, the land is to be
bought of G.. r. Taber a short distance
from the old house.
TROY.
Miss Ionic Bckmore has bought the
Cunningham place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Call are rejoicing
over new baby girl weighing 10
pounds, born May ID
There was a quiet home wedding at
the residence of Charles Batchelder.
Wednesday noon, April 26, the con-
tracing parties being his daughter
Inez Elizabeth, and Ralph Pearl Cor
don of Garland. The bride was one of
the most popular teachers in town and
leaves large circle of friends, who
wish her much happiness. The happy
couple will reside in West Garland.
Saturday evening, April 30, the home
of George Fernald was the scene of an
other wedding. A large company of
friends and relatives gathered to wit
l,a ,,.,.,,,
Sadie j. TO James l.. Bither. Jr.. of
Unity. The ceremony was performed
in very happy manner by Rev. j. c.
Lamb and all present united in pro-
nouncing it very pretty wedding.
Their many friends wish them much
joy.
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HANCOCK.
SI-I}IN.

StRRE.
Olin Fowler went to Bangor, Satur-
day. and returned Monday.
Mrs. Curtis Of Ellsworth, is in town
to attend the funeral of her brother,
Capt. Clark.
Mrs. Susan Wood sprained her ankle
quite badly last Saturday night. She
Will be confined to her room for some
time.
The different schools in town com
menced Monday. The grammar school
in the village is taught by Miss Annie
Roberts of Arson; primary school by
Miss Nellie Alley of this town.
Capt c. c. Clark a retired sea cap
tain, died at his home in South SURF
OF cancer of the stomach. after lin
gering illness. He leaves a Wife. VIII"
has the sympathy of q large circle of
friends.
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WALDOBORO.

Miss Grace Robinson died Tuesday
evening from the effects of burns and
exposure at the BURNING of her moth
er's house. Monday morning.
Jesse X. Willett, prominent citizen
of Waldoboro. died Wednesday morn
ing from Bright's disease and compii-
cations. Mr.. Willett was q native OF
Waldoboro ana was fifty eight years OF
age He had served the town many
years as town clerk and chairman OF
the board of selectmen. and was ap-
pointed postmaster by President CleNe-
land, his term having recently expired.
He served eight years as member OF
the Democratic Stale committee. He
was q public spirited citizen and his
death is serious loss to the commu-
nifty.
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Born.
ANDROSCOGGIN.

3AANbIoSloLolN.
Auburn-April 90. to the wife of Mr.
Mark W. Reynolds, a daughter. MAR
Sueritc.)
CUMBERLAND
Cumberland Center-April II, to the wife
of Mr.. +. s. Merrill a daughter
kENNEBEC
Gardiner-April %. to the wife of Mr..
Harrison Hunt, a daughter
SOMERSET
Madison-April "a. to the wife of Nor
ris NJ Moore, a daughter.
Pittsfieid-April 20, to the wife of Chas.
l.. Healy, a daughter.
HANCOCK.
Deer lsle-April II, to the wife Of Mr.
Charles +. Eaton. daughter.
llsworth-April Is, to the wife of Mr.
Pearl Phillips, son.
WASHINGTON.
Machias--April 10, to the wife of Mr.
Frank Morang, a SON
OXFORD.
Dcnmarl-Apri 20, to the wife of Wal
ter Dresser, Il son.
Norway-April %. to the wife of George
d. Swift. son.
Wilson'S Mills-April 20, to the wife Of
Victor Gilbert, q daughter.
South Iiarrison-April y, to the wife of
Geo. Dewitt Il daughter.
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KNOX,.
CAMDEN
one sister

John +. DuntOn of BrattleborO, VT,
formerly of Camden. was severely
burned by an explosion of gasoline re-
Gently. His face, neck and one of his
ears was badly burned. After the eX-
plosion Mr.. Dunton had the presence Of
mind to jump into brook which ran
near his store, and but for that the
flames would doubtless have enVeloped
him in few minutes. When taken
from the water, the flesh fell from his
arm and hand and his wounds were
very serious.
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Married.
EMRERLAND.

CUMBERLAND.
Portland-April %. George II. Griffin and
Mrs DruSiila j. Howe. both of Ciorham:
April % Forest Whitney Field and Miss
Lillian Maud Dyer, both of Portland.
PISCATAQUIS.
Blanchard-April 81 Mr. Forest E. Tur-
ner of Shirley and Miss Nina E. Boynton
of Blanchard.
HANCOCK
Eilsworth-Aprl 20, Levi W. Butler and
Miss Bessie Il. Somes. both of Mt. De
sert.
PENOBSCOT
East Corinth-April % John Fl. East
man and Miss Mabel NJ McCard.
Bangor-April II. Luther salisbury and
Emma Mcdonald; Almon w Richards
and Miss Mabel f. Forsyth; April %
James Henry Underwood and Mary
Holden-April %, Mr. George Wilson
Jellison of Clifton and Miss Adelaide
Mary Kingman of Otis.
Boston-April IS. Mr.. Willard Nickery
Bridges of Charlotte, Me. and Miss FL
nor May Caverly of Lawrence, Mass.
formerly of Newport Me
Palmyra-April %, Mr.. Henry Neal and
Miss Ethel Berry both of Palmyra.
WASHINGTON.
Machasport-April 90. Mr. j. j. Wilde
of Brighton Mass. and Miss Lila r. Lar
rabee.
Whitneyville--April l., George Blanch of
Lubec and Miss Addie f. MeReayy of
WhitneyVille,
LINCOLN
Edgecomb-M March Is. owen Haggett
and Mrs. a. Andrews of Auburn.
OXFORD
Fryeburg-ApriI o. Herbert s Loud
and Miss Ada N. Jacobs. both of Conway.
y. Fl.
Norway-April u Clarence Hunt and
Laura York, both Of Norway
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Mrs. Antona II. Sawyer, contralto, will
be in Watervile during July and August.
While in Watervlle. Mrs. Sawyer will re-
ceive limited number of pupils in voice
culture. II class in Augusta or other
nearby cities should be formed one day
in a week could be deyoLr,. to it. or
terms and particulars address. Mrs. An
York. apr25. diff
This is the best time of year to insure
your furniture. The rates are very low.
Don't be the next one that has a fire with
no insurance on your furniture. l have
always made a speciality of that part of
the business. c. S. Downing, Fire Insur-
ance Agent. 207 Water St, Augusta, Me.
apr22dlmo
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ANDROSCOGGlN.

Air. Phillips set a fire, Wednesday, in
his field at the south end of LiVermore
village during Il breeze. The fire spread
in the dry grass so RAPIDLY that an
alarm was necessary and its progress
was arrested perilUusly near the stable
OF Mrs. Page. Mrs. Page is S. years Of
age and was overcome by the fright
and excitement.
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The Ladies Circle will meet Wednes-
day, at Grange hall.
DR.. Turkey will go to Augusta. this
week. for a few days.
Liza Whitaker, who has been in
Waterville some weeks, is at home.
READFIELD.
President G. c. Chase from Lewiston.
was here for a short stay last week. on
business.
Rev. D. q. Lapham began his second
year with the Kents Hill and Read
field Corner charge. Sunday.
Misses Belle and Laura Cover passed
a lew days, last week, with friends in
TINS village. The former has gone to
Fairfield and the latter to Pennington
for few weeks visit with relatives.
The remains of Mrs. e. H. c. Rowe
We're taken from the receiving tomb
ana olaced IN the vault in the family
lot, Saturday. She is the last one to be
placed there
The death of Rev. c. c. Munger in
Rochester, N. H., was announced from
the M. f. pulpit here Sunday. He died
on Friday.
The Sabbath school concert given at
the chapel Sunday evening, was largely
attended and a complete success. There
was large display of flowers and all
the children gave their parts we'll.
EAST VASSALBORO.
Mrs. Emery Bragg is spending few
days in Augusta
Will Chadwick of Gardiner, was in
the place, Thursday.
Miss Edna Hall passed Sunday with
Miss Florence Pierce
Miss Abbie Gates and Mrs. Chas.
Mower passed Thursday in Augusta.
James Pope is quite feeble and fears
are entertained that he will not re-
cover.
There were no services at the Metho-
dist church Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Weed be-
ing in Bangor, attending conference.
Mrs. Oscar Abbott was elected lee
turer of Pine Cone Union Grange at
the recent meeting at Riverside.
Everyone who was able to do so
spent a part of the day in Waterville
-hciittiS, W ScC tIlc Troops leave.
Miss Matilda Atkinson is visiting in
town and will be the guest of Mrs. IL.
A. Priest a part of the week
WEEKS MILLS.
y. r. Burrill is treating his house to
a new coat of paint.
Miss Addie Choate is visiting at her
sisters Mrs EiSlen
Mrs. Daniel Y. White is i'll with pneu-
monia. Her husband is in Connecticut.
Elder osborne is holding meetings in
this place. He is a Seventh Day Adj
Ventist.
Nh. and Mrs. Dean Estes were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. p Reed,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs John Plummer of this
place and Frank Green of Boothbay,
visited at George Perkins, Sunday
Weeks Mills has sent one representa-
tive to the war in the person of Fred
| Weeks. who has enlisted and is at
present on the receiving ship Wabash,
| in Boston harbor.
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Special Advertisements,

Small advertisements not exceeding
four lines 0hirty Words coming under
the head of WANTED, FOR SALE, TO
LET, LOST, &c. will be inserted two
times for % cents, three times for 81
cents and one week for 30 cents, AID
VANCE PAYMENT. In sending by mail
remittance of postage stamps or postal
note should be made with order. as the
charges are too small to open accounts
for
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LINCOLN.
BRISTOL.

A fire which started near John
F'rench's house in South Bristol. Iues-
day burned over several acres belong
ing to John Clifford of Damariscotta,
and the hotel now being built by
Messrs. Little was saved with difficult
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Farm for sale one mile east of Gardiner
and Randolph bridge on Togus road, con-
tanning 100 acres, well divided into pas
turage and tillage, cuts 80 tons of hay.
good wood lot fine orchard of apples and
pears. well watered, fine two story house
and ell, stables, two barns. all in good
repair. Apply to W. Z. Moore Randolph,
Me, Box IS. aprlld1mo*
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PENoBsCoT.

Charles d. bennett will go to Ban
sor, next week to finish his course in
the business college.
Richard A. Friend has been on the
sick list for the last three months
lie is reported quite comfortable at this
time.
schools commenced Monday morn
ing with the following teachers: No /
MISS Minnie Hutchings; No. 2, GLADYS
Flpbard; No. 3, Margaret Nutter; No.
T. ina Jordan; No. 5, Ida Cole; No. 6,
Lydia A. Blagden; No. s, Nellie V.
Means.
Orchard Ames died Monday, aged e.
years. Mr.. Ames was a member of tho
18th Regiment. serving three years.
and received an honorable discharge
He had been in very poor health for the
past three or four years.
CORINNA.
Charles Ireland of Boston, Mass
visited his mother, Friday.
Mrs. A. M. Pease left Saturday, for a
few days visit at Bradley.
High school exhibition, Saturday eve
ming was we'll natronized.
Parian Lodge conferred the entered
apprentice degree on E. p. Ireland,
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Burrill a former resi-
dent of this village, is with 0. j. Doy-
ems family for few days.
G. w. Nutter represented Parian
Lodge at Portland Tuesday,
Woodbine Lodge, l. Q. G. T., selected
the following for officers for the May
quarter: Walter Ambrose, c. r.:
Eva Doyen, V. T; Ada Burrll, treas
urer; f. S. Gray, secretary; A. NJ.
Pease, f. S: Frank Smith, NJ.
The schools began May >, with the
following teachers: Village grammar.
{. L. Emery; primary, Nj. Goodwin;
No. /, Arrie Pratt; No. .. Cora Veazie;
No. A, Della Bemis: No ). Hattie Mer-
ton; No. 9, Maria Ration; No. s. Edna
Emery: No. 8. Della Neazie; No. 10.
Mabel Huston; free high school, prin-
cipal, $. J. Rounds; assistant, Mrs
Rounds.
DEXTER.
Work on making samples has been
begun in the stone mill.
Amos Abbott & Co have received an
order for army blankets with a pros
pect Of considerable business in that
line.
Chas. T. Moses will remove his
family. this week, to Corinna where
he will be near his corn factory. He
will lease his Dexter residence.
Postmaster T.. II. Chase has pur-
chased of the savings bank the tract of
land near the old railroad station. COM
prsinS quite a large tract of excellent
grass land and the famous sand bank
and mineral spring. Current report
says Mr.. Chase is arranging to engage
extensively in poultry raising.
Sunday afternoon, Rev. F. d. Tasker
preached the annual sermon before the
odd Fellows fraternity. The attend
ance was large and the discourse excel
lent. The male quartet furnished
music.
Sunday evening a wen attended tenn
perance rally. the second Of the month
ly series, was held at tho Universal
church. Numerous short speeches
We're made. and committee was
chosen to raise money for special tenn
perance work in Dexter.
Monday noon when the special tram
carrying tho soldiers from Dover to All
gusta arrived ut the Dexter station. a
very large crowd met them. and gave
the boys an enthusiastic God speed. :
1t Was an outburst of huzzas that
showed the really intense patriotic feel
ing hitherto slumbering in the breasts
of a quiet people.