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the larger 0nes will swing into line from the
10Th to the 10th of the month. The num-
ber of early visitors is also a very encour-
aging sign, and in order to give them enter
tainment the board OF trade engaged an or
chestra which is now giving afternoon and
evening concerts on the Asbury avenue pa
I viliol. These will be continued until the ar
rival of the regular beach band of sixteen
| pieces about the middle of June.
Mayor Frank l.. Ten Brock, who for
years has been untiring in his efforts in ad-
vanciag the interests of Asbury Park, has
decided to turn hotel manager and has rent
| ed the West End Hotel for period of
years. He is making many improvements
| there and Will have it ready for opening
| next week.
| Mr. Clarence Conover has bought the
| Coleman House and has engaged Mr.. j. V.
! Jordan Of the Elberon Hotel to manage ii
| for him. Mr.. Jordan is one of the best
| hotel keepers on the shore and will devote
| his time between these two houses. Mr.
| George W. Waterbury has leased the Clar-
| endon for a term of years.
| Belmar.
| At Bemar which lies on the ocean front
at the mouth Of Shark river, the demand
for cottages has been larger than ever be-
fore. The beauties OF this resort seem to
have much favor in the eyes of the vaca-
ton people during the past two or three
years. This Is due largely to It's delightful
| location along the shores Of Shark river.
|
| in fishing and grabbing. but in still water
| bathing well. The big Columbia Hotel
| which for the past few years has been Sc
| successfully managed by NJ Lindsay, will
| be opened this month under the same man
| agement. Since the close Of this hotel last
| season complete system of sanitary
| plumbing and sewerage has been construct
| ed throughout the house, making 1t one of
the most complete modern hotels on the
| shore. The proprietor states that the book
ing is far in excess of that of any pre-
ceding year and there is every prospect OF
a brilliant season there.
| New arrivals among the hotel fraternity
are Messrs. Ball and Pollard, well known
| as the proprietors of the Hamilton al
| Washington, D. G. They have taken the
| River View, very pretty hotel, located or
| the shores of Shark river. The situation is
| a delightful one in every respect, and tht
| house will be ready for guests about the
| second week in June.
Spring Lake.
Mrs. E. NJ. Richardson of Philadelphia re
turns again to the popular Alaire. whici
enjoys a magnificent location directly OF
the beach front. The Allaire Is SO situated
that ocean Views are obtained from three
sides of the hotel. From the western rooms
the view extends over to Wreck pond, 6
pretty inlet leading through a charming
back country,
Evening star., 1899-06-03
Organizations Hold Meetings

The regular monthly business meeting of
the Epwo:th League, NJ. E. Church South,
was held last evening when the following
officers Were elected for the ensuing six
months: Julian Y. Williams president; AL
win Powell, first vice president; Miss Emma
Pattie. second vice president Miss Ella
Fisher, third vice president; Wilmer Bag
gott. secretary; Miss Katharine Price
treasurer. and Miss Anna Summers libra
rian. These ofticers-elect will be installed
at the first meeting in July.
At the monthly meeting Of the Relief
Hook and Ladder Company held last night
a committee. consisting of Messrs. W. l.
Hoy, William Entwisle and r. w. Arnold
was appointed to revise the company's con-
stitution and bylaws. Messrs. Park Ag-
rev, j. r. Mansfield and A. w. Melchior
were appointed on a committee TO arrange
! for the part which the company is to take
| in the parade during the proposed sesqui-
centennial celebration. Harry Haynes was
chosen recorder to succeed John Dunning-
| ton, resigned.
Evening star., 1899-06-03

Pcrry's Toothache Wax guaranteed to
cure the ache. Get Perry's. AL druggists. 10 cts.
Evening star., 1899-06-03

tFrom American Journal OF Health,
May, 1881
Frank Endorsement of a
tea so superlatiye as Burch-
ellis Spring Leaf is the Hy-
gienest bounden duty"
Evening star., 1899-06-03
In Memory of Jefferson Davis.

The spacious hall on Lower Prince street
which is occupied by Lee Camp. Confed-
crate Veterans was tastefully decorated
last evening for the reception to the vet
Grams rendered by the Seventeenth Virginia
Chapter, L. D. c, in commemoration of
the birth of jefferson Davis. late president
of the confederacy. The Old soldiers were
present in uniform. and members of Mary
Custis Lee Chapter. L. u. c; the Children
of the ConfederaCy and Sons of Confederate
Veterans sweiled the attendance.
on the reception committee were Mrs. G.
VIM. Ramsay, Mrs. Creighton. Mrs. Harry
Appich. Mrs. Wyckoff. Mrs. Anthony
Smoot Miss Katharine Stewart, Miss Col
quhoun. Mrs. James Peyton, Miss Lula
SmoOt Mrs. McCaffrey and Mrs. Mary q.
Powell Commander Wyckoff introduced
the veterans. Following this the Children
of the Confederacy marched into the hall
singing Dixie" The Banjo and Mandolin
Club rendered music and Miss Blanche
Rotchford sang The Homespun Girl"
Then followed address by Mr.. X. KEN
per on the life and work of jefferson Davis
Later on refreshments were served.
Evening star., 1899-06-03
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
Probable Postponement of Date for Sesqui
Centennial Celebration.
Meeting at Opera House to Decide
Jefferson Davis Birthday Anniver-
sary-General and Personal
Evening Star Bureau,
No. T21 King st,
Bell Telephone No LOG
btII IVIVpIUUt no. lWb,
ALEX NDRIA. Va. June 2 lS.Q

ALfsAAENlrfNIa. Va, June d 1875.
Final arrangements have been made for
the mass meeting Of citizens to be held in
the opera house Monday night, when the
proposition of celebrating the sesqui-centen-
uial of Alexandria Will he discussed The
committee on arrangements met yesterday
afternoon, and last night a meeting was
held in Peabody Hall, when musical pro-
gram arranged, an orchestra having
been secured.
Several well-known speakers will address
the meeting. among them Mayor Simpson,
Capt. Geo. A. Mushback, Messrs. Frank
Hume and Andrew A. Lipscomb of Alex
andria county, Rev. J. f. Thacker of the
Second Presbyterian Church and many
others
One of the leaders in the movement
stated this morning that much interest was
being shown in the project. and that the
meeting Monday night would be a grand
affair. He also stated that the time for
holding the proposed celebration would
doubtless he postponed from July H. the
date on which the anniversary falls. to
some time in October. 1t was his opinion
that the MasOns all over the country would
readily indorse the proposition TO erect a
monument to Gen. George Washington in
this city and would contribute to the fund.
A large park is also included in the plans
Evening star., 1899-06-03

The Marianne or Mariana Islands, also
known as the Ladrones, are a group of
fifteen islands, of which only four are in
habited, in the Pacific, mostly between
latitude 13 and 81 north and longitude 144
and 146 east. They are of volcanic origin,
densely wooded, comprise in all about AIT
square miles, and are very fertile. They
were discovered by Magellan in 1921, and
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id,pemnninaen beinseluht.
Gebr idlinlm lauten Die aus Dem
oberen SIartlale unO Dem Galstammer.
aut tommenoen geribie iiber Die Jtotb=
llae, in lpelbe bic Belpobller Der flutb-
ourhtolten Sbalgeaenoen burd Die nit
fur6tbarsr @espalt ocberitilrmenoen
@ebirasfliilie uno Bdhe geratben lino.
sSn Miiinden bat am 5amltaa untel
Dem Woriib oes prins 3egenten Elm
Minilterratb ltattaeiunoen. sSn bem=
ielbem tuuroe bic iofnrtise Bereitltel=
lina ben l.50O. 600 Mart aur prppi=
ioriihen Qinoerung oes Notbfanoes.
Der ]i9 infolee Der Walierueswiiltunsen
in bielen Sbeilen Gberbaperfls. niht
am tDenialten in ben sSiarauen Wiin=
Aens ielblf, eilseiteat bat, beidloilen.
MaAber mabR Der Yrins.&eSsnt. be-
aleitet BON MMilier oes Snnetn unO
Dem Dberbiirgsrmeilter ,. gOriht, eine
aunbfa9rt 3ur 9elihti9una Der Mals
ferlhdben. Ser prins-&Ssnt 1T bon
Der iiber oas 2ailb berein9ebrodenen
Ralami.dt tief erIdiittert unD bat aug
ieiner yripdtidatuae SO, 600 Mart fur
bic No:bleioenoen an9etpieltn.
Sn 0munben berrfbt panit une
tiefffe 5rauer, ba bas un9liif. bon
ipeldem Der ginitur3 Der Sraun.griife
bealeitst mar, piel 9r0Ber III. ais IS 3u.
erIf itien. Bon ben 2euten. bic
Mbenbs bel Rersenlidt sic Gtauung
beg maIlenbaTt ben Glub .berabtreiben-
ben Baubolaes Su gperbinoern iudten.
iino 49, als Qeiben aufgefunben mor=
ben lno 80 werbeu nod perniBt, bar-
unter Die beiten ssenetpebrleute unb
9urner. 5iinf Winuten Dor benz gin=
iiur3 pnflirte Der 0eraog BON @umber.
berlnnO, Der in Gmunoen feline Aof-
9altung bat, bic Bride.
Mud bei ghdrbing itiirste Die Bride
iiber ben Snn Elm, nobel suei perionen
ertratfen. Ser tpeltberiibmte Baoeort
Si6t i'm Galsfan,lneraut 1T ollfdnbia
BON Mailer ungeben nno bat teine
yerbiuDuno nit Der NuBenuelt.
Zee glbe>p podwalIers t5tgett ninGte
bei DRESDEN ilno oberhnlb DrssDens
oer gltpampfsrperfelr einasRe1t iper-
ofll. Is
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ben, oaBs gltern IorQfdni aufpa6en foll.
ten, bah ibre fleineren Qinoern feine
Sireihh0l3er III bic 0dnoe befDnlfssll.
Man usiB ia, bnB Rlnber gerne nit
Geuer ipielen un0 jhon ntanhes un=
aliid 1T our1bisie NeiaunQ entfnnben.
Dir y Derdrtuorilidisit llegt fait INNER
auf ben gltern. Dsnn ben GleiIen feblt
bic grfabrnng llnb lie baben llilr eiilel
ihpaden Bsgrijf bon Der Djefabr. Gs
III Diel beilers man bepnbrt bic Gtrsin-I
60l5er Al, siHen 3uperlaiiiasn Ylaby ipo|
Die aleineil nit jbrsr tin0liNell E6lorr'
teit nid)t bnraf tDllllleu f0nDt1l, nJ$
lih ipafsr falls ein llnAliid gel1ieht,
Qortpiirfe nader ~ Iuiillen.
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Nos. $40 and 3Ss connect ut Wellsvilie for
Steubenville:and Bellaire. Nos. 3O8, 83S and
342 connectin Union Station, Pittsburgh. for
the East. NEW CAFE PARLoK CARS on Nos.
40 and III.
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHaADElPHIA.
I'm,
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Sofales.,. .
ytid1tcr Aoaltbitt 4eitorbcst.

I'M leBien Nonneritaa glbenb. tnr3
uor sip0lf llbr, III Midter 6lether
Doutbifl in lsiner hieIigen Dnbnina
snatb l0n9ersm QsiDen elmer Wiertnttonf-
bsit esls9eil. Gr mar am %. 0tbruar
il84Oin Mprron County. Dbio. aebo-
ren nno fa,!b alIp anr 3eit leines Mbies
bens I'M SO. 9lltersjabr. Neim Muss
1brlth oss Yirgerfrieoes trat Der il,nas
Jlether in Die llnions=Nrnse. bod
lpurbe ieiner miliidriihen gaufbabn
bereiis na1 abtn,Dnatliher Dauer elm
.@noe aenodt, nenn er iuuroe Bel 6ars
per's Neyrp oefaliaen, nnb auf Gbren-
mort entlaHen. Gr tebrte in ieine Dei.
snatb Suriid, no er fid oenl Gtnoiunl
Der 3tdtslpiiienihaft iuiomete Ino balo
8u einem tiidtiaen ilno aeiilhien Nopo-
faten murine. Sn pp!itiiher Neaiebung
baife er ieOpth IN Morrom Gointp fei=
nen GrfDls. oenl als ct fir oas Mnii
oes @taatsunpalt fanbioirte tpuroe ers
ais GinSiaer anf Dem republitaniihen
9idst, aeldlagen. Wobi oieier lmfano
ueranlaBte i'm. I'M Sabr 1879 nad
5usearanas SO. ,iibersulieoeln, mp er
lid9 Suerit in ubridsuille nieoerlieB.
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.laoelpbia. no er lih Der Gegbipraris.
hinaab uno ieitber INNER aelpnbnt bat
Sum Mi1ter beS Common Yleaseerih=g
ies lullroe 9err Doutbitt iln Sabre
1891 seiDdhlt uno oieie Gtelluna belief
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als &ib1er Derpaltete 0err Soutbitti
aerebt uno Itrena. uno bod lpnbte erI
aRiloe tpalten ;u laiien, mo ioltbe anse=
lneilen ihien.
Das acknowledgements fanp, llnierI
iebr sablreiber 3beilnahme uno ullter
ben ipeSiellen MuIp:cien Der IS. u. &.
uno Der Goo GelloIus, am lebten Gonn=
tag Nodmittas auf oem neuen sSrieo.
bofe.ltatt.
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peruriadt oft cine entIeBlide Brano=
ODER 8riihuunbe, einen Ghnitt ober
cine auetidung. Uudlen's Mrnica
Salbe, bic bette in Der Welt, lpirb gu6
BON gdmer3en befreierl unb pronlt bei=
len. Gurirt alte Wurben, Giebertplln-
ben, @efhtpiire, Nelilen, Gelons. 6iib.
neraugen, fotpie ale Dautauslhldae.
Die bette Hubr Rur auf Der grbe.
Bios 25 Cts. bic Gda6tel. Sur ga1
rantirt. 0ertauft In s. 6. Nuli1ler
uno Gobns Mpotbefe. /
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Sine neue j3peibollar=g ganfnote
pirb ausgegeben. neloet man aus
Waiainaton. Sawobl. ausaeseben
meroen lie leioer ale, oh alt ooer ileu.
Weaen Der etraBen-Jair iinoet
Die reaelmdBise Yeriammlung oes 8.
u. Il. .. srlf am smeiten. anltatt am
eriten Wlittmo1 Mbenb ndhiten Monats
itatt. 90
Sbaleih mir CUR 3eit mod redt
marmes QDetter baben, oiirfte bod bin=
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Dem Wenlden uno Gfen cine in=
tllnere lDer0en.
- 9eimitdtten greuriionsraten nah
bem Weiien uno Giioen. Ndbere Nus=
tunft ertbeilen bic Mgenten Der @lepe-
lano, 2orain & WbeeIins giienbahn.
% Wt. IS. @arrel, IS. @. VI.
eeitoem oas @eIeb, tpelhes Die
geborss Der Gebilfs @ablanfieber
ltafft in 9Birfuns lit, iuuroe Oft on
Staatsietretdr Ginnep Die Grage ge-
itellt, pelhes @ebalt Die Witglieoer bie=
ier geb6roe beaieben ioaen. I'm eine
amtlihe gntiheiDung berbei5ufiihren,
iibertpies Der Staatslefretdr Die Sadie.
Dem General Staatsannalt s.. g.
Wionnett. Dieier bat nun cine iol1e
abgeg benrnO eine NbIbriit berielben an
Die @ountp=9luoitoren aelhldt. Die=
ielbe b.iagt, baB jeoes Mitslieo Der er=
pdbnte1 Beh6roe all 50 ben 5as, 80
Sase in ei1lem Sabr niht iiberltei9eno,
uno gu S Gents Neileseloer fur jene
Wieile bon iltio nu1 benz gountDliB,
tpenn Die gntfernune mebr als / Meile
betrdgt, berehtiet 1T. Nud iebt oieielbe
bas @ebalt Der Mabl Hihter unb
=Shei6er aui So ben Sag feit. Ser
Generals -Staatsantpalt beitimlnt Qleib-
seitig, baB bas @ebalt Der Gebilfs-Wabl=
oufieher bonn gountp= Iu0ltor 81 beSab.
len 1T, obne BORDER oil bic @ountD=
GommiI1dre bertDieIen All tperOen.
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Sr. Ginas neue 2ebenspillen aebraud,
tef. 5auienoe baben oeren beiipieao=
len grfOlA fiir Neuralgia uno nerpDIes
&opiueb erprobt. Sic reinigen oas
Ytut, itdrten Die Nerpen uno MADDEN
selunb. Qeidt einsunebmen. Wer-
itlbt lie. Nur Is Gents. @elo suriif
beSablt menn teine 6eilung erfolgt.
Gertauit in s. s. Miller uno Sobns
MpDtbefe. /
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9apetcn.
5eiephpn 1866 e.
2dnoIi1. iittliO.

Wail fol betanntlih beitrebt feir, Die
Sitten beg 2anoes, IN pelhem man se=
rabe mobnt, n,0elihlt fbnen iib arau=
ei9nen, Dian ipll. tpenn man unter
ben &0mern tit, iih genali 10 beneb=
men, tpie es Die HDmer ibun. go
lebrt uns ,psiligltens ein Gprid, Der,
wenn es iib nur~ lim anSunebmenbe
5itten unb nihi uni llnlitien banoslt,
aud ais ein aans meiier Spru6 grlten
mag. m
ssm Staate Bcoraia miiBte man Die.
Ter 2ehre nod, um ii1 glnieben llho
Ndtung gu peribaifen, Die GinsebOre=
men ipeiolit uno seh0ria - ourApru=
seln. 9as lueilisitens ibeint Die Hebre
su iein, pelbe aus elmer bort tilrslib
uoraefaaenen 8eidibte 81 3ieben ware.
Gin Qerr Qlttlnipu mar BON Bolton
na1 Mtlanta in 8eorgia iiberseIieoelt.
gr lieb lih bort in ar0Bere unterneb=
mungen Elm llno ertuarb lih anber ge=
i1dItlihem grfols audi Die 8eaner.
ibait perihieoener ginseborener. giner
Der QeBtereil, elm @ol. 9bolnfon, NOR
beionoers ihleht auf Derrn ylttinion
gu lpre1en unD titulirte ibn Dffentlib
| nit 10 unbDflihen Musoriifen ipie SO
ter" uno .bloubduAiaer Dantee.". 0etr
Nttinlon traf Den r&0rnel" auf Der
StraBe. idlug ibn su Yooen uno prii=
aelte i'm oann 9ans 9ebDrig oilr6.
Die beioert Sampler purben perhaf=
tet uno eribienen am ndhiien Sage
ppr einem 9tibter. Ser Got. Der
8epriiaelte alio, erildste, 9err Nttinion
bate eln pplles &edt aebabt, i6n 9eh6.
rig gu perpriiseln uno er. Sol. 9bpm=
| ion. babe cine melt bobere Mbtung Dor
0errn glttiniOn, als er iie bisber ge=
babt babe. ssa
gDenn bas ribt cine iener Die eeaen=
idblihe Gesel beitdtigenoe Nusnabnen
1T, 10 mus iih in 8eoreia Oas politi=
fhe 2eben gan5 ipnosrbar geltalten.
9a es Nenerbe.n um rDlitildbe @brsn
beionoers oarum 81 tbuni iein muB ,lno
betanntlih aud su tbun 1T, lib bel oen
Wdblern in Qlnleben su perieben, 10
miiHen politilbe Ganoibaten lpobl Dbsr
libel ole itimmberebtigten Wdbler uee=
b0rig ourdpriiseln". Gas mdre cine
bemertenswerthe Neueruna inIoiern,
als bic Ganoioaten lih bisher nit BEN
Odnbelbiitteln beeniigten uno nibt Den
gansen Mdh!er 81 ihiitteln pfleaten. !.
Nnoererieits aber ldae in oieier Neue-
runa Elm getuiiler Simt. in 10 fern als
Die g8dbler lbpn Dor Der gGabl Die
priiael triesen, Die lie aep0bnlih rad
Der Mabl ielbit ,pDbl iiberaeuat linb,
oaiiir peroient su baben. baB lie fir
ben betreffeiioen Ganoioaten ltiinmten.
llnb ba ofienbar oerienise Ganbioat,
Delber am beIten priiaeln fann, ole
meilten Gtimmen erbalten miro, f0nnen
Die Mdbier, tuenn Der ermdblte GanDi.
bat ben grnartungen ni1t entipridt,
Die priieel nit 3inlen suriidbeseblen.
Qogilher WtiIe ipiirben, Da man lih
ourb priigel in 9lnieben brineen fam,
in @eDreia baum aud nod bic Mdbler
BON ben Gemdbltsn relpcttirt tperben,
borans9eiebt ilatiirlib, oaB iie iniGt
beraeNen. Die por Der Wabl erhaltenen,
priigel 3urild3ubesablen.
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sDaily. iExcept Sunday. Alag stop. MEALS
DARK Faced Type denotes time from IL 90 to II 90
midnight Light Faced from II 90 midnight IL 90 noon.
L. F. LOREE, E.A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
7-23-99-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets
baggage checks, and further information re-
garding the running of trains apply to any
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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Gpnnto0S3n9e 3iptfden ubrihSDile Mnb GIepelono
nph l1ri3Spiue nnD Sprasn D;eieIbs geben ME jogt
bon 4tip YbilnbeIpbia 0b iGDfih WprutittnQS 103
Nxh &Abmittaga 9.43. N1r6iid): Wormifta0s 6.43
xnb &14mitGgS 402.
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1sartin1 Gerrp nnb Henaire uuD BEN 6. s.. q gD.
8atn3pftfJ Brttafp0rt
Eaa srfunbiof f4 bei Stt gakpfeu nm Ansfunit
naA Ats bs}teu aa3 peH @0iIagifrs
pr9ileM mad orfn 4fHftsM
:. GarrsI, General aSafsneer glgt.
GIeutlan0. 8.
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am 81, IL, 5. titio s. Gftobcr.
mir Diferiren cine prdmie bon
SIS iii 8nl,r

fir ,bas dtteiie gorsellan.9 hse-s -serpiee.
beitebenD aus lbeetanne, Wil1tppf ullo
3ufe.fhaale.
1ieie Sets miiiien bis am Miitas
oss 3. D.tobers in uniereni sapen ab-
seliefert iein.
Sir lperoen bann IN ilnIerem Sbau-
fenlisr aus9eiteut nno 1tiemano wiro
erlaubt, lie gu berilbren.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Bar uarnor.
B. E. Clark has moved into Offices in
Mt. Desert block.
Preparations are being made for start
ing he stone Crusher.
Rev. {. +. Owen returned from his two
weeks vacation Saturday.
". II. Davis has sold a house lot on
School street to Oscar Snowman.
The store on the first floor of the Bulger
block is all ready for the fittings.
George b. Billings is making extensive
alterations to the Louis burg hotel.
Z. II. Higgins is to build house Tor
John 5. Kennedy on Wsymsn lane.
Civil Engineer Edgar l. Lord staked out
the sewer on Mt. Desert street, and work
began this morning.
The upper floor OF A. L. Higgins new
bowling alley is finished. The four alleys
were put in place saturday.
DR.. ii. u. Averill. who has been acting
surgeon in the navy for the past year,
arrived home Friday evening.
John w. Doe has leased the store ad-
joining his in the Jellison & Whitney
block, and is having it fitted up.
The selectmen have offered for sale the
buildings upon the Grand Central lot
recently purchased ny the town.
Street Commissioner Leland has crew
at work putting in a drain on Mt. Desert
street and another on Eden street.
Frank L. Walls has leased the store in
the Lyon block formerly occupied by B.
B. Lyon Il Co, and viii soon occupy it.
W. Mcfarland, formerly manager OF S
d. Wiggin x Co.'S Bar Har Dor store, is
now employed at the Marlboro pharmacy.
Principal Reyes and wife entertained
the teachers and the members OF the
fnr ri ~ ffyh cnh Cot d.
evening, at their home on Atlantic avenue.
Isaac Kramer, formerly with julius
kurson, has leased the store in the
Rodick block, formerly occupied by John
Sumins by, and has put in line of fur
nlshings and clothing.
Landlord Wheaton, who conducted
THE Everard@ last year, and who in
former seasons WAS manager OF the West
End, has leased The Porcupine" He
will run the hotel this season.
J. +. Tripp secured the contract for the
1000 lin. teet of eurbing to be used in the
construction Of permanent sidewalks on
Mt. Desert and Cottage streets. The price
was thirty eight cents per foot, delivered
on the street.
George H, Grant is having a two-story
vault constructed in his block on Main
street. That on the second floor VIII be
occupied by the town, being connected
with the Office TO be occupied by the
treasurer. The seIeetmen Will also occupy
offices in this block.
Lewis A. Roberts, OF Boston. who has
recently purchased the Harden property
on Mt. Desert and High streets, arrived
in town last week and Is stopping q he
Alley cottage. Mr.. Roberts will probably
dispose OF the present buildings aud erect
new ones for his use.
Stephen : Bunker has gone to Peters
burg. Va, W here he has secured a posi-
ton with the J. p. Mcdonald Co, of New
York. This company has an eighty-five
mile contract for the grading of new
road near Petersburg. Mr.. Bunker was
employed by the same firm on the Wash
ington County road last winter.
April Il. L.
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Dedham.
Mrs. Nellie Moore has returned from
Bourne, Mass, here she has spent the past
year.
H. P. Burril, Arno Hooper and Alfred
Condor. selectmen and assessors, have
completed the tour Of the town.
There is rumor that Bangor gentlemen
are 10 build hotel on the site OF the
Woodland house at Phillips lake.
Asa c. Burrill and wife received visits
from their children and grandchildren
Saturday, April Is, the eightieth anniver-
sary of Mr.. Burrill's birth. Frank W.
Fogg, wife and daughter, of Otis; L. VI.
Blood and wife, of Bucksport; H. P. Bur-
rill, wife and children, j. E. Turner, wife
and son, A. b. BurriII and wife, of bed
ham, with E. w. Burrill and wife, who
live at the homestead, We're present One
son, Walter Z. Burrill, OF Minnea polls,
and one grandson, Walter B. Fogg, were
absent. The occasion was enjoyed by all.
April i. B.