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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-26

Denver & r G.. 2i.ast L, & San. F. ieit
Do preferred ~ do FIRST pre-. g
Erie ....a.......B do second pre-. y
do preferred d. a6E St. Louis s. W.. u
g. North. pre-. .,l69sl do preferred ~
Hooking Coal. Is Isl. Paul ..........ls995
Hooking Valley. 50 do preferred ..1iyd
Illinois Central. il2iLl 81. Paul & 0m...l2h
Iowa Centrai. -. 1sas South. Pacific.... 70
do preferred :: 800 South. Railway. 1lSI
K. G. Pitts. & @. SM do preferred Pr
Lake Erie 3 W. 1Sifi Texas & Pacific. ly4
do preferred ., 7Sllj Union Pacific. His
Lake Shore .....20g do preferred I68
Louis. & Nash. fSss WabuEh 1890. ~
Manhattan L...10S do preferred '. 2lA
Met St Ry......193 Wheel. 4 Il E.. IA
Mex. Central.... 1rai do preferred IM
MIMI q ST. L.. Il WIS. Central. go. l6h
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Adams ........"1l4 limited States. @
American .,.....1B Wells FarBo.'...4eO
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am. Cotton OIL. 45sslNat. Biscuit. ..,.,. va
do preferred =, 95 do preferred y. %
Am. Malting.... Is National Lead. 29A
do preferred . 81 do preferred LICK
Amer. s. & r.. q National Steel. 6i3A
do preferred :. SSyk do preferred :. s5iis
Amer spirits... 5i5lN. y. Air Brake.lt6
do preferred =. 90 N. Americana. i2ls
Am. Steel Hoop. u Pacific Coast. 49A
do preferred =. IS do hrst pre-. 2
Amer. 8. Il w.. 50 do second pre-. g
do preferred =. SO Pacific Mall. ..... 40S
Am Tin Plate, SEA Peoples Gas. .l691h
DO preferred =. SO Pressed Steel c.. 81
Amer. Tobacco. llS7s do preferred IS
dopreferred ..145 Pull. Pal. Car. no
Anaconda Mine. SIX Standard R. & T. 81
Brooklyn r, t.. SSlh Sugar $500. .l2
Col. +. & Iron. 65A do preferred ..1leh
Cont. Tobacco. az Tenn. G. & iron.iB
do preferred =. B2ikI u. s. Leather. Il
Federal Steel -. So do preferred :. 7S4i
do preferred :. 77Nt o. s. Rubber, .iiSN
Gen. Electric. ,.12lk do preferred III
Glucose Sugar. sig Western Union. ST9i
do preferred lbs Republic /. d s. q
Inter. Paper..... 2%Sl do preferred :. q
do preferred "a P. c. c. & st. L. 7Sl5
LAclede Case. Sc
Total sales Of stocks were 44S,16 shares.
NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.
Cholor ........,.. AO Ontario .......".. SIS
Crown Polnt.... 80 Ophir ............. 100
Col. Cal. 4 Va. 1851 Plymouth ....,-., .0S
Deadwood 100. al Qgicks!lysr - ~ ~
Halo Haze q NSrcross "a sierra Nevadn... %
Homestake .....G,5N0 Standard ...;:.... S2l
Iron Silver,.,.... 5SlUnlOn COnsoll 40
Mexican ,........ "a Yellow jacket. p
STEEL AND TIN QUOTATIONS.
The following quotations on National
Steel md American Tin Plato stocks are
furnished by Simpson & Tatum, City Bank
o'''U''S' Opened. Closed.
National Steel Co. pre........
National Steel Co. conn.,. - bi9i
American Tin Plate pre......
American Tin Plate com"... SsA
The following quotations are furnished
by Howard Hazlett e. Son, National EX-
oh0ns0 naHA 'uN Preferred Common.
Tin Observation-Disclosures. ~ ~
Steel Observation-Disclosures. ~;
Hoop ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fps "a
Tube ...........s.,....'...'..'' W ~
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I1RFArEsT FACILITIES FOR THE
" Prompt Completion Of Orders o. teo
Intelllgcnccr job Srinting OtAee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-26

Electric cars Bridgeport TO Wheeling.
BellAire and Martins Ferry.
Consult agents for best routes and low.
NJ. g. CARREL,
General Passenger Agent.
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Wool.

NEW YoRK-Wool firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-26

The following quotations are furnished
by Howard Hazlett g. Son, National E%-
change Bank Building:
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NEW YORK MINING STOCKS.

The following quotations on National
Steel and American Tin Plato stocks are
furnished by Simpson & Tatum, City Bank
Building. 80, o,,-.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
suckFleLp.

VI.
Mrs.. Geo. d. Bisbes and daughter Of
Rumford Falls Visited frlenda In town
saturday, the s0th.
George n. Atwood and wife were In
town the alst.
Mrs. Thos. D. vose, who was tenn
porarlly at Auburn with her son, vas
taken iii Of cerebro-spinal meningitis
and died after short Illness Friday, the
10th inst. The remains were brought "a
her late home Saturday, the 20th, &C
companied BY her son and three daugh-
ters. The funeral was held at the
Methodist church Monday afternoon,
Rev. g. b. Hanuaford oficiating. Mrs.
Vose was Q member OF the Buckneld
Literary Club who attended In body.
There Was an elegant display Of floral
designs 10 wresths, harp, pillows, etc.
Her age was 81 years.
Mrs. Albert n. Austin Of Deering
visited her brothers, C. u. and n. A.
Iriah, this week.
Edward Fuller Of North Turner was
In town Monday, the 22d.
Aellen Pompilly of Auburn was In
town this week looking after horses.
Fred r. Dyer, ESQ, OF Canton, has
come to Buckdeld and opened . Law
Office, at the Office recently occupied by
Hon. o. II. Hersey.
Timothy H. Lunt Is doing an extern
sive job In pulling down his barns and
building bigger.
The Ladies' Circle IL retinting the
chapel walls and ceiling at the Baptist
church.
A. r. Warren and wife visited friends
I'm Lewiston this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
FRYE6URG.

Thomas Souther came from Portland
on Saturday and was at Mrs. Barrows
until Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips have come from
New Hampshire to care for Mr.. Johr
Atwood.
Mrs. villa Pingree and her two chill
dren are at Vim. Gordon's.
Mr.. Chas. Haley has removed from
the Congregational parsonage TO the
house on South Street recently occupied
by Mr.. Sesvey. The parsonage Is to b.
put In order for the pastor when he re-
quires Il.
Quite q number OF persons went "a
Portland this week TO Souss's band
concert.
The last c. l.. s. Circle was held q,
Mrs. Locke's on Monday evening.
Mr.. g. G. Purington, principal Of Farm.
ington Normal School, gave q very
interesting lecture on Horace Mann al
the vestry on Thursday evening, May -
The band are practicing marching In
preparation for Memorial Day. Judge
Foster IL TO be the orator OF the day.
The advance notices OF the School OF
Methods aud Chautauqua Union are
being sent out.
On Friday evening there Ia 10 be a
strawberry festival at New Church Hall
and band concert At Wiley's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
WEST euckEIELo.

Mrs. Bonney is sick with muscular
Rheumatism.
John Flagg IL gaining. Harry Buck
Is passing around paper to get help for
him.
Mr.. Dore's little daughter Florence Ii
boarding ut Romano loves.
Mrs. Daniel Emery and Mrs. Ernest
Damon were at Shirley Bonney's Sum-
day.
Will Keen aud family from West
Sumner and Charles Flagg and family
from Paris were at Horatio and John
Flagg's recently.
Charles Cooper and wife returned to
Auburn the 18th.
Charles Smiley and wife from Norway
were at Fred Co0pers recently.
Arthur Jordan has a new wheel.
The neighbors are helping C. B. Hsr-
low and John Flagg get their springs
work done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
SOUTH WOODSTOCK .

A special meeting Of West Paris
Creamery Co. was held on Monday TO
elect treasurer TO Ill the vacancy csus-
ed by the death OF s. B. Locke. Roscoe
Tuell was unanimously elected.
Our veteran undertaken, also veteran
fisherman, I. w. Andrews, returned
from the lakes Saturday. having beaten
his record, and we think tho record Of
all others who have fshed this spring.
He brought home eleven large trout, the
largest weighing six and one-fourth
pounds, the next three and three fourths
pounds, and one two and Sone-hslf
pounds. The others were all quite large
ones. Our undertaken has passed
through some trying temptations OF late.
He was sent a. delegate to the district
convention ut Lewiston, and soon after
that he went on this fishing trip. OF
course his conduct nj both places re-
mains profound secret, as no reports
are at hand, but one thing we do know,
he came home sober from both places.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
EAST SUMNER.

Rev. P. (. Miller closed bis pastoral,
at East Sumner on last Sabbath, and hal
removed to Cumberland Centre, where
he Is to supply the Congregations
church In that place. Everybody regrets
his removal from the place, as he wal
greatly esteemed by all. He has been ar
efficient worker and q most excellen,
citizen, and his family are especially
pleasant and agreeable.
Rev. A. G. Murray IL away on a vsca'
ton.
"Uncle Morse" Murphy Morse" j.
L. Voter, C. Il. GRAHAM and other trav'
cling statesmen have recently made calls
In the place.
The click Of the corn planter, and the
rattle Of the road machine and the music
of the hoe, with the chorus support OF
the frogs, furnish us continued concert
troupe at low rates. Still some have no
ear for such performances.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
ANDOvER.

Died, In Andover, May IL, Miss Marcis
Stevens, aged II years.
Mrs. Jonathan Albeit and Franz
Akers have both been critically III, bul
are on the gain now.
The lodge OF Knights Of Pythiss are
doing good work at the present time
Members are taken In st every meeting
grsmophone adds 10 the musical de
psrtment wonderfully.
The farmers In this vicinity have 60,
well slong with their work. Some have
finished planting. Those who planted
early on low ground are obliged to re
plant the ground Il has been so cold.
The little rain OF last week did some
good, vet the ground on high Ia dry.
Grass looks good. Could we have I
warm rain things would boom.
Strangers have come and friends re
turned TO visit their old homes.
Fishing at the lakes IL improving
Some good catches are reported.
DIR. Buck Is In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
WEST PARIS.

Elias Thomas and son of Portland
were In our village on Saturday, the 10th,
making an arrangement with +. l.. Willis
for saving lumber next winter.
Mr.. Frank Adkins has moved into the
house owned by Rev. Z. j. Wheeler.
Mrs. Abbie Washburn has returned
from her visit at Wakefield, Mass, and
Ia assisting Mrs. Dennen Ia caring for
her husband.
Mrs. Ada Andrews has moved into the
Warner house.
A. G. Curtis, Of Cambridge, Mass, IL
visiting his father, Adoniram Curtis,
who IL very feeble.
Walter Kicker has gone to Norway
where he has secured job In the shoe
shop.
II. II. Bates and wife and Mrs. l.. c.
Bates and son of New Haven, Conn.,,
have arrived for their summer vacation
aud the gentlemen have started for the
lake region on their annual fishing trip
DIR. Packard, +. Curtis, VIII Emmons
and II. +. Cummings, Of Boston, started
for Middle Dam Friday morning. where
they expect TO have fine sport with ths
speckled beauties.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Emery visited her daugh
ter. Mrs. Emma Estes, at Bryant's Pont
on Tuesday aud Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Hobbs, OF Berlin, n. H.
is visiting relatives and friends In tn,
village.
Miss Cora Pratt lost the end of one o.
her fingers In . slotting machine Il
Msnn's mill one day this week.
How much longer will the railroad
commissioners allow the G.. T. X. Co. Il
peril the lives of the public In the way !
Is being done this hot weather, this be
Ing the sixth day since there has beef
any one over the line 10 inspect III,
track Would II not be q wise move TO
some OF the officials TO work for less pa
and apply the money where II IL honest
" and fairly earneds
Since writing the above aud too lat
for remarks or explanation Adonirau
Curtis and Simeon B. Curtis have passes
away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
HEBRON.

A. NJ. Richardson has taken his family
TO Portland for the summer. They have
cottage on Great Diamond Island,
where Mr.. Richardson Is stationed at
present.
Miss Grace Bumpus was at home over
Sunday.
Nearly, II not all, the teachers In town
attended the convention at Canton last
week.
Mrs. Addison Pratt has been visiting
her sister-in-law, Miss Martha Pratt.
Mrs. T. 5. Croker and little daughter
spent last week with Miss Eta Sturte-
want, who returned with her to South
Paris for few days visit.
Work on the ground for the dormitory
IL progressing. A steam drill has been
at work this week, and blasting has
begun.
Mrs. Hiram Bsrrows, q former resi-
dent Of this place, died 10 Charleston,
Maine, on Monday, al the home of her
son-in-lsw, Rev. W. H. Clark. The
funeral was here Thursday, DR.. Crane
and Rev. s. ID. Richardson attending
Mrs. Bsrrows would have been 81 II she
had lived till June 10th. For many years
since her husbands death, she has lived
with her youngest daughter, Mrs. Clark.
The funeral was largely attended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
WEST fRYeBuRG.

Mrs. Harrington IL making cheese.
She has made six large, fne-looking
ones.
I. w. Towle and family are visiting
his parents, J w. Towle.
Mrs. II. ID. z. Hutchins IL spending
few weeks In Portland. Myrtle Tbomes
Is keeping house for her while she is
gone.
May Andrews entertained about
twenty Of her young friends Tuesday
evening. A very enjoyable time was
had by all.
Mr.. VIII Chandler Is planting potatoes
for the farmers here.
Mr.. Hszen Stevens Is also running a
potato planter.
Emma Towle Il going to North
Chatham TO help Mrs. Hazen Chandler q
few weeks.
Mr.. John Perkins and family are CON-
ing to live In the house formerly owned
by Paul Perkins. for the summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
PARIS HILL WATER COMPANY.
THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH EXAM
INES ITS WATER SUPPLY.

As announced last week. the instslls
ton OF . gravity system OF water works
at Paris Hill Is sn assured fact. Th'
capital stock having been subscribed thu
incorporation Of the company has been
completed BY the election OF the follow
ing officers:
Pres-Ge0rge NJ. Atwood,
Clerk anu Trcas.-O. A. Thsyer.
pirectors-(seorye VI. Atwood, Lewis NJ
Brown. Hiram x Hubbard, BEN :. Doe, q.
Maxim. W. II. Cummings. L. H. Head
The preliminary work Is already vel
under way, and work on the reservoir
will begin AT once. The source OF supply
ia situated on Croker Hill, east OF tbs
villsge, aud the land Is owned BY II. T.
and Il. ID. Hammond, who have geuer
ously donated q wsrrsntee deed OF ths
water rights 20 the Paris Hill Wstel
Company, q gift that is very much sppre
ciated oy the people Of Paris Hill.
The water, 10 abundant supply, come:
from boiling springs more than TIVE
hundred feet higher than Paris Hill, anc
away from every possible source OF con
taminstion. Believing that the quality
OF the water was as good as the best ths
company took steps 10 have sn analyst,
Of IL made by the state board OF health
with the following result:
MAINE STATE BOARD Board OF HEALTH
AUGUSTA. May 3. lsse.
Geo. n Afacood.
Pa. Paris 8gi Hsser Company.
Parts. Mtsis<.
Dear Str The analysis OF the sample Of the
water sent by you NAY "a shows that II iss very
good and very pure drinking water. IL Is withal
4 very son water for a spring water, 10 has. In
deed a lower degrce % hAriness than The aver
Sge hardness OF tne principal rivers OF the stat
-Androscoggin. kenneeee, FeD0oseot- Th>~e 4
No better and gerer ratc- an tA< ssafe tAds tis,
the results Obtained In this one analysis may Be
received - Indicative OF the usaAl and permA
nent condition OF the water. Your description OF
the surroundings OF The spring doe- rot indicate
probabilities Of pollution Yours truly,
A. q. YoUNS. Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
aeTAe,..

Rev. Arthur varley occupied his pul
| pit Nay 2lst, having returned from I
vacation Of two weeks.
Monday, very quiet bat pretty home
wedding took place q tho home Of thu
brides mother. Ms. Frost, on High
Street, when Mr.. Arthur G. Wiley and
Miss Nellie Frost we're united In mar.
riage by Rev. r. e. Barton. The pres.
ents were numerous and beautiful. Mr.
Wiley has been principal Of the Norway
High School several PEARS, and Nisi
Frost has been assistant In the post office
The happy couple left on the 8 30 train
amid showers, rice, and the good wishes
Of many friends.
Monday, Mia Carolyn Harrington, Of
Cleveland, O., who has passed the last
year at the home Of Mrs. Gehriug, re-
turned to her home. Saturday evening
before her departure her young friends
were invited to Mrs. Gehring's, and a
very pleasant evening spent In charades
and music.
The Bethel section men are having q
vacation, voluntary now, but with q
prospect OF vacation without end.
A large number Of our citizens attend.
ed Sousa's concert In Lewiston and Port
land this last week.
Rev. Israel Jordan, formerly pastor Of
the Congregational church here, has 40
cepted a call to Scarboro Beach to the
church recently left vacant by the resig.
nation Of DR.. Merrill, the editor OF the
Christian Mirror.
Delegates have been chosen to attend
the Unlversalist convention which will
meet In Portland, the nrst week In June
Mrs. G. X. Wiley, Mrs. j. c. Billings
Mrs. o. NJ. Mason. Mrs. Mary Bracket
and Mr.. j. II. Bracket.
Brown Post has completed the pro-
gram for the observance OF Memorial
Day. Services will be held At the several
cemeteries In the forenoon, and at Wood.
lawn cemetery at 2:l5 p. n. Hon. II. K
Webster Of Damariscotta will speak Ii
the Congregational church At rs 10 the
evening. The Bethel chorus has volun'
teered Its services for the evening. The
post will be escorted to woodlAwn GENE
terry by the Locke's Mills band.
The memorial sermon WAS preached
by Rev. Arthur Marley at the Congrega
tioual church Sunday, May -.
The friends Of Mrs. Scott Wight are
sorry to learn that she. il still very III a,
the Central Maine General Hospital.
The measles seem TO be having ful
sway among the young people here.
Many Of our residences are receiving
new coat OF paint.
The farmers are much exercised oveI
the great number OF csterpiliars In thu
orchards and gardens. The outlook To-
fruit IL not encouraging.
The house and land on Mason Street
formerly known as the Alpine house
and occupied by Mrs. Abel Chandler a
= boarding house, ts offered for sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
lOCxE'S MILLS.

Jock Crockett has gone To Boston.
Miss Annie Cross Ia visiting at her fs-
TIERS. ID. ID. Cross.
Harvey Norton has moved from Howe
Hill to this village.
Miss Susie Barker Of Norway visited
her sister, Mrs. Barnett, over Sunday OF
last week.
School began here last Monday with
Miss Annie Lsferrier Of Norway as
teacher.
Mrs. Ed Herrick aud children visited
AZ Bethel the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30

Mrs. DR.. DsCosla and con Thomas Of
| Duck6sld are visiting frisnds n thh vii.
hee.
Gr. Thomas welsh h recovering from
| q aseack Of appendicitis.
Rev. 9. B. Hannaford olllciated 1t the
| funeral Of Nn. H. r. voss In Buckfield
last Monday afternoon.
Miss Addie Stevens, who died IN Lew
Piston few days since, was niece Of
Mrs. Beesey Eaton Of Rumford. She
was an excellent lady.
Mrs. Eaton II one Of the Oldest ladies
In this place. Notwithstanding her
great age she 10 20 spry - girl, a.
bright a. . dollar, and ~ straight ~ q
Penobscot Indian. She 10 beloved by all
who know her. She has been worthy
member Of the II. E. church about 90
yearS.
Fred Atwood, one Of our merchants,
10 having his lot graded. He has one Of
the finest locations and one Of the pref
tiest houses In town. He keeps = nice
stock OF goods, and is doing large
business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
AlRAM.


Rev. Mr.. Barentzen is conducting q
series Of meetings at the Methodist
church.
DR.. Fuller, dentist, Of Cornish, Is 10
town professionally.
Mr.. Alonzo Martin, s'the one-srmed
man with the empty Sleeve" Is serving
as agent and telegrapher at Hiram sta
ton.
On Sunday the Knights Of Pythias,
Hiram Lodge, No. 80, attended service
at the Congregational church. Rev. j.
G. w. Herold preached very able and
acceptable sermon on True Brotherly
Love.
Willis T. Wadsworth IL improving.
DR.. Daniel Rounds, recently OF Naples,
IL In town with his family.
We are glad to learn that Rev. II. II.
Hoyt, recent pastor Of the Hiram Uni
versalist church, ID enjoying . very
pleasant psstorate and salary Of 5000
ct Portland, Oregon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
GRAFTON

Farmers are about finishing their
springs work in this section.
Mrs. Delphins Whitman has come 70
spend the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. A. W. Fsrrsr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis c. Wood held
their reception st their home In Ran
dolph, y. H., on the evening Of the 18th.
They had a crowded house and many
beautiful gifts
The circle meets with Mrs Lowell
Pratt on the afternoon Of June lst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
OXFORD.


The funeral Of Harry Littlewood val
held on Saturday st the home Of bid
father, Newton Littlewood. Rev. Mr..
Buchanan o6iciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Faunce Of Great
Falls, N, H., were here to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Faunce's brother, Harry
Littlewood. Their little boy Was quite
badly burned Saturday morning, bat ID
now doing nicely.
Bert Eaton Of sonsrviIle, Mss. i
Waiting relatives hoGe.
Mr. Edwards rsn Bis logs through on
Tharsday.
Rsv. III. staplss will move into Frank
Keene's rent.
II address o. Memorial Day win b
delivered by Rev. C1As. 8. Cummings Of
Asssn = ~ !. ). shsrsh = ! e'sseek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30
EAST eROWNFIElD.

Mr.. Alpheus G. Rogers, cashier Of
Maine Savings Bank. Of Portland, spent
Saturday In town fishing for trout, re-
turning at night with about six pounds.
Black bass and pickerel are biting well,
especially Ia kexar Pond, one party get
ting nine last Saturday, one weighing
over four pounds.
Rev. c. E. Sargent win conduct meet
ings every evening the coming week, at
the Congregational church. assisted by
Rev. Mr.. wharton, the English evangel-
ist.
The highway commissioner, Manville
Seavey, has started out with his crew OF
men to fix the roads for the ensuing
year.
Fred Eastman aud wife, Of Bradford
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Eastman:
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fessen-
den.
Vim. Stickney, proprietor Of the New
liberty Eotel, has bought out Fred
Bradbury's interest In the whitney
House. 1t Il said that Bradbury will &c
into trade here Mt the depot.
At an early hour Monday morning
May 22d, the set Of buildings belonging
to l.. A. Bradbury and occupied by
Preston Warren and family were dis
covered to be on fire. Loring Cole OF
the liberty Hotel gave the alarm. wher
the neighbors had gathered, Il va;
found TO be impossible TO save anything
40 the DIRE had started In the barn, AND
that with the ell were about to fall wher
they arrived. Mr.. Warren, who wa,
awakened by the smoke, attempted Il
escape by the door, but on going into
the hall, the smoke drove him back, snt
with his wife and baby they had to clint
from . window, losing everything the,
had, on which there was no Insurance
Mr.. Bradbury had q lot Of things storet
10 the upper part OF the building which
were burned. The nre Was supposed 4
have been started bv tramps sleeping II
the stable. Loss $1,000. Insured fol
$1,000.
Frank Milliken Of West Baldwin load
ed car with 10000 hoops one day tn
past week.
Ye gods, the mosquitoes.