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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08

Waldo County Pomona Grange met
with Tranquility Grange. LincolnVllle,
Feb 21st. The meeting was called 10
order by Worthy Master B. F. Foster
The following pro tenn officers were APP
pointed: Miles Pease overSeer: WIN
Mckinney. steward; J. w. Farrar. as
sistant steward: G.. G. Abbott, secre-
tarv: NJ. e. Churchill. Pomona.
class of 81 was instructed in the fifth
degree. The following oranges re-
sponded to the roll call: Farmers
Pride. l.. E. Pitcher: Mystic. Miles
pease: Victor, ]. w. Farrar: Dirso,
Sister Clement: Equity. Henry David
son: Seaside. VIM. P. Thompson; Fred
Richie. Joseph Ellis: Tranquility.
Austin Mariner: South Montvilie, T..
G.. Abbott. w. z. Thompson Joseph
Ellis, Lizzie Cunningham and NJ. f..
Churchill were appointed committee
on time. place and programme for next
meeting. The meeting was then closed
TO partake of a bountiful dinner to
which all did ample justice.
The afternoon session was made pub
lie The committee on time, place and
nroyron,me reported as follows: Time.
March 21st: place. Comet. SwanVllle:
programme: Opening exercises: confer
ring fifth degree: report OF granges;ap-
pointment of committee on time. place
and programme for next meeting; re-
marks for good of the order; noon re-
cess: music by choir; address of well
come by Louise Cunningham; response
| Inv T F. Wilson: topic. What are the
reouisites of happy home to ne
opened by ]. e. Harding. The remain
der of the programme to be furnished
| bv Comet Grange.
Rrother VIM. Bragg welcomed Waldf
Comfy Pomona in an able and cordia
| address. and Bro. w P. Thompson re-
snonded in behalf of the patrons IN his
usual happy manner. The topic. VIVA
shall we do with our surplus hay? was
onened by Bro. Jos. Ellis, followed b,
pros rarrar. Pitcher, Cunningham
packliff and others. The following
nro.ramme was furnished by Tran
.nniility Grange; Music by the choir
song The Seasons rendered in :;
,nost n,easing manner by young Misse'
1 Miller and Mckinney: song, Mrs. Grace
Mahoney: recitation. Miss Lettie Nc
Kinney. song. Because he Jined tbs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08

Manchester Grange held a special
meeting, Friday evening. March 3. for
the purpose of confering the first and
second degrees upon five candidates.
The meeting was well attended and
much interest manifested. The next
regular meeting will be held, Friday.
March 10. with the following pro-
Sramme:
Opening in fourth degree at 10 A. NJ. :;
comforting of third and fourth degrees:
dinner: open to the public at 1.3O p.
NJ; lecture by DR.. G. NJ. Twitchell. sub
iect. The Citizen of Today" music:
recitation. Miss Winnie Albee: tenn
perance talk by T. w. Longley: recita-
ton, Miss Hattie Davis. music. AS Il
number of visitors are expected to be
present. it is hoped this will be very
profitable meeting.
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York Pomona Grange.

York County Pomona Grange met with
Saco Grange Thursday, March , Re-
gardless of the unfavorable weather most
of the oranges in York county and
few from Cumberland county were repre-
scented. After the general routine of bus
mess was finished up, the Pomona officers
vacated their seats and the Saco degree
team took charge of the work. This team
has been organized lately and as this was
it's first appearance in public, Saco
Grange may well feel proud of it. and
many thanks are due their drill master
Thomas Johnston. who has spent so much
time and patience with them. The fifth
degree was given to thirteen candidates
then came the address of welcome which
was written and delivered by Mrs. John
Hearn and responded to by Mr.. Harper
in like pleasing manner At this point
the ladies' announced that dinner was
served. At , o'clock the masters gavel
fell and order was restored for the after
noon session. The meeting was then
turned over to the lecturer who proposed
the following question: Ought the Legis-
lature to pass law to raise the salary
of the State officers?' which was very
"a bly, discussed by Brother 3. +. HAM
silton and others. At O'Clock the meet
ling closed. to meet again in two weeks
with Parsonsfield Grange.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08

sold to Spaulding 4 Fogg.,,a three
year-old heifer that weighed S2s
pounds after being dressed, 4 and
weighed 1910 pounds alive. It lis
claimed by all acquainted with, live
stock that this was by far the largest
three ear-old hcifer ever dressed In
Pittsfield.
Arthur Beedy has flock OF so sheep
that are "all wool and a yard wide.''
They have already favored him with
32 lambs and the end not yet. One
lamb that has seen lust 10 days. weighs
80 pounds. and Mi. Beedy wishes to
hear from another flock that. collec-
lively or individually. is in the same
class with his.--Phillips monograph.
OF late years but few potatoes, COM
paratively. have been purchased in
Dexter for SHIPMENT Farmers have
not taken the interest in raising good
crop Of potatoes that they did years
ago and 1t is only occasionally one Is
found that plants a much larger piece
than is necessary to meet the wants OF
his family and provide SUFFICIENT
quantity to feed the stock.
A Prospect correspondent writes:
There is two years hay for sale now
in Prospect and few cattle compared
to 80 years ago. The old centre district
could once string Is yoke of oxen and
steers on the snow pillow. and now there
IS only little pair of grade Jersey
yearling steers that my boys call
Bryan and Mckinley. The boys now
a-days hear but little about names Of
oxen: and old Star and Lone. Buck and
Broad, Turk and Golden. will soon be
gone. and the boys will need cata
logue soon to name the steers"
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r.
Born.
AROOSTOOK.

~
Houlton--Feb. Is, to the wife of Mr. G.
u. Bryant, daughter.
ANDROSCOGGIN.
Livermore Falls-Feb 49, TO the wife OF
Mr.. Arthur w. Driscoll, a daughter: Feb
IL. to the wife of Mr.. Dennis Plant, a
son.
CUMBERLAND.
Morrclrs Corner, Windham-Feb. u, IL
HE wife of Mr.. Frank Bailey, daugh-
ter.
Brdgton-Feb. II. to the wife of Fred
Wildly. son.
South Harrson-Feb % to the wife of
henson Davis, a daughter
HANCOCK.
Bucksport--Feb. "A, to the wife of VIII
Fam Hubbard, "a daughter.
Bar Harbor-Feb. %, to the wife of Ev-
crett J. Salisbury, a daughter.
Deer Isle-Feb. is, to the wife OF Free
man ii. Annis. son; Feb ~. to the wife
Of Burton Brown: a son;
Tremont-Feb. II. to the wife of Harry
u. Joyce, daughter: Feb. Il, 10 the wifi.
Of John c. Ralph. son.
Penobscot-Feb. ID. to the wife of Brad
ley Littiefield. a daughter
Frankin-Feb. "A. to the wife of Sher-
man Mcfarland of Eden. a son.
FRANKLIN.
North Jay-Feb 49, to the wife of Hen
ry burlington, daughter
kENNEBEC.
Augusta-Feb. g. TO the wife of Mr.. l..
A. Hussey twin daughters. Feb. q. to
the wife of Mr.. Albert Brown daugh-
ter.
Rockport-Feb. 20. to the wife Of Isaac
ridden, a son: Feb. IS. to the wife oi
George Mcfarland. "A son.
Vinalhaven-Feb. 20. to the wife OF
Clinton Calderwood. son.
North Hope-Feb 10, 10 the wife of Ar
Il rlpsa
Ash Point. South Thomaston-Feb. Ii.
to the wife of Arthur Woodman. SON
Earl Z.
LINCOLN.
Waidoboro-Feb. II. to the wife of Mr..
James ii. Cashier. a son; Feb. 23 TO the
wife of Isaac II. Hoffses. son.
OXFORD.
Norway-Feb. 10. to the wife OF Arthur
T. Giles of Beverly, Mass, daughter.
Rumford Falls-Feb. Is, to the wife OF
George Dyer, a daughter; Feb. 30 to the
wife of Archie Hickman. daughter.
Locke's Mills-Feb. H. TO the Wife OF
Walter Swift. a daughter.
Oldtown-Feb. Is. TO the wife of NJ. T..
Russell. a daughter -ag.
SOMERSET,
Canaan-Feb. %, to the wife of John
Harris. "a son. 5s4 Tbs.
WALDO.
I-niiy-Feb 49, to the wife OF Lewis
Thompson, son. s.f ess+
WASHINGTON.
Eastport-Feb. II. to the wife of Daniel
L. McPhee. a son; Feb. - TO he wife OF
Joseph L. Coffill. a son: Feb. g. to the
wife of Simon Townsend. daughter:
Feb Is, to the wife of Frank A. Balkan.
a son. 80
YORK. Ia
South Berwck-Feb. ~ 10 the wife of
John +. Pike, a daughter: Feb ii. TO the
wife of Arthur Hammond, son.
North Berwick-Feb. -. to the wife OF
Otis Fl. johnson. a SON,
Dayton--Feb %. to the wife of Willie e.
Bruce, a daughter. .s.s.-s-
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wAL,DTo.

WALDO.
Searsmont-- Feb. u, Startling Hart aud
MISS Nina Mclaln. both OF Appleton;
rep q. James A.. Brown and Miss Dana
LUCE. both Of SearsmOnt. F..Ist
,.Intty.Feb. q. Benjamin 4. FOgg and
Miss Addie L. Rollins -
Jacks0n-Feb. a, Bert FL. Stevens sand
Miss Nancy l.. Prentiss. both OF Thorn
Belfast-Feb II, Albert c. Stratton and
Miss Mabel e. Butler.
YORK
Limington-Feb. q. Eugene +. Harmon
and Mrs. Sadie NJ. Stiles. both Of Lining
ton.
Sanford-Feb 2, Albert E. Jepsen of
Sanford and Miss ELLA Frances Chad
bourne Of North Berwick.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Newmarket. " H.-Feb. 90 Samuel w
Rowell and Miss Lena NJ. Young.
Medford. Mass.-Feb. -. w. r. SimOnd;
and Mary Roberts.
Lynn, Mass.-Feb Is. Mr. Ira NJ. Eros,
and Miss Mary Belle Hillnon. both Of
Bowdonham.
Portsmouth. n H.-Feb. IS. G. H. Nc
EWen OF Bowdoinham and Miss Evelyn
Williams.
Nashua. n. Heb. IA, Charles r. Cir
"ne of Nashua. n. H.. and Miss Louise
NJ ingalls, of Brighton.
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Arrangement
Of Trains in Effect
November q, 1893

LEAVE Portland. LOO p. n; Augusta.
S9or. 5oo A. n; Arrive Lasranfe. aI q.
IRON Worl.. ~ 4 NJ Norcro; n.s sa x
~: Sherman, 1917 A. n. Patten. lilo A.
~; Island Fails, lilo a; n; Smyrna
Brdgewater. L&a P: NJ: Pressure Isle. Isl
2. NJ; CARIBOU. rs P. NJ: Fort Fair.
eS a. s1s Il M P g and FH nn.Ss
A: NJ: Greenvilis. Io0 A. II:
rs +. N; Mstervilie. SOS P. n: Ban:
B.; NorcrosS, rs p. NJ: sherman. sis
~ P. NJ: Houiton. SIS 2: il:
". Greenville. as P. II
LEAVE GreenvIlle. SO A. N: 1onson
md e 4 Nj ~ 81 t 4
we; az 4. y ~; Lssssssnss. iT 4 Y.
boa. soa 4 to Il: P1esans az IL. is 4 *:
Houlton. $40 A. NJ: Ashland. 100 A. NJ;
Masardis. 7.2s a: NJ: Smyrna Mills. s.41
o 4 a.ie se1 Tas IL n No rclss.
NJ ISsnss5 "a yps,s5;yi,lSS IS :.
isle, 1918 P. M; Fort Fairfield. Ills A.
NJ; Bridgewater. 1.O3 p. M: Houlton. 200
Els n Ms lsa sSer mails as rests.
l.26 p M: Brownville. SCI r. M; La
grange. 6:m p a.; Greenville. so r. NJ;
Monson, 3;45 P. NJ: Guilford. 40 p: M:
Dover and Foxcroft. 4.59 p. M: Arrive
Bangor. lis P. M: Waterville. 9.5S p. M;
Augusta. 1913 p M: portland, 1.30 A. N.
GEO. M. HOUGHTON,
GenI Pass. and Ticket Agent.
F. W. CRAM,
v. P. and General Manager.
Bangor, Nov. Is, 1898.
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Knox Pomona Grange.

Knox Pomona Grange met PleaSan,
Valley Grange, Rockland, Feb. IS. The
weather was fine but the bad travel
ing made the attendance smaller than
it otherwise would have been. The SEES
sion was very harmonious and inter-
estinG.
A cordial and pleasing address of
welcome was given by F. w. Smith
Mrs. F. O. Jameson of Warren. re-
sponded to the address of welcome in
we'll chosen words.
The question of Mature Study" in
schools brought out quite an animated
discussion. 1t was opened by o. Gard
ner. master of Maine State Grange
who was followed by F. S. Philbrick.
Minot Tolman. A. J. Tolman. H. H.
Munroe. Geo. S. Pendleton. F. w.
Smith. Mrs. Nellie Maxcy and Mrs. F.
O. Jameson. The general sentiment
was that it would be beneficial to have
the rudiments of the beautiful lessons
in nature taught to the children. 1t
was the general opinion of all that
there is too much surface study in the
schools. too many branches taught and
too little proficiency in them. better
know few things well enough to be
of utility than smatterng of many
things with no real benefit. Miss Liz
zie Perry of Rockland, gave a musical
solo and Mrs. Maxcy of West Rock
port. read an essay on Our First
President" next a solo by Miss Willie
Roakes of South Hope. A. j. Tolman
of Rockland read an original and conf
cal paper on How to Spend Rainy
Days on the Farm. After recess Of
two hours for rest. refreshments and
social converse, the local grange under
the direction of Worthy Master Ell
kanah Spear gave literary and musi-
cal entertainments that was enjoyed by
| all in attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-08

Grange by A. H. Miller. Mrs. Winnie
Knight and Miss Lottie knight; reel
tation, Jane Conquest" by Miss N.Y.
rabel Miller; song. From Youth to
Age" by little Bernice. Miller; was ex-
ceptionally fine for child of her
years: recitation, The Moneyless
Man." by Miss Grace Miller; duet.
The Anglers" by A. H. Miller and r.
r. Young. Mrs. Winnie knight, ac-
companist Interesting remarks were
made. by Bros. Gordon and Hobbs of
Knox county, A vote of thanks was
extended to Tranquility Grange for
courtesies received. Tranquility Grange
is young, but is gaining rapidly in
membership and a successful future is
assured it.
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Maine Farming Notes.

Mrs. Gilbert Davis of Surry. has 40
gray buff cochin pullets that iald 40
eggs in the month of January.
The price of cabbage has advanced
s3s a ton and the few Cape Elizabeth
raisers fortunate enough 10 nave
supply are making shipments.
If will be a very poor calf that goes
to the butcher this year. Farmers are
holding onto their young stock. ana the
embarrassing boom will continue I'll
Maine farms are stocked as they nave
not been for years. 5n.s. az.
/ The old cosset sheep owned by MIS-
Addison Bean of Mason. dropped her
sixth pair OF lambs, February IL. max
ing 1s lambs in seven years and never
less than Sla pounds of wool year anu
up to Il. pounds two years.
q. J. Conner of Pittsfield. sold a Dur
ham heifer,f,, recently. to eugene
Sna,ldiny which has had few; II any
canals in that section for size consul
ering age. The animal was two years
and nine months old and weighed l54V'
In the "A. working days of February
$50 cases of eggs were shipped by eN-
nress from Waldoboro. Eggs average
40 dozen to the case. making 2o'4e'
dozen. 1t will be seen that me repru'
airy shipments of eggs from Waldoooro
amounted to over s60oo.
Mrs. H. X. Chadwick OF FARMING
dale. keeps brood of y plymouth
Rock hens. from which she gatnereo
3ll eggs during the month of February.
being a fraction over eleven eggs pei
day. which she thinks very goo.
showing. considering the extra eo''
weather during the greater part OF tht
time. 80,
G. j. Common recently aresse" '"'
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Married.
AROOSTOOK.


I.inneus-Feb. lG, Geo, w. York and
Mary S. Bliss.
ANDROSCOGGIN.
Lcwiston-Feb. % Mr.. Eben Morton of
Pennington and Miss Ruthana +. Fair
field of Lewiston. ,
East Livermore-Feb. u. Bonnie L.
Cram of Livermore Falls and Miss Grace
NJ. Young of East Livermore.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland-Feb. "25. Sylvanus NJ Libby
and Miss Matte NJ. Jones: Feb. Is: Mark
d. Perham and Miss Laura &. Munroe,
both of Portland; Feb. q: George M Axe
lev and Miss Mary +. Bagley both of
Portland: March ]. Warren II. Chase and
Is. Fred w Smith and Miss Emma r.
Gushing, both of Portland
Brunswick--Feb. %. Fred rnilbrick and
Miss Susie +. Rowe.
and Miss Alice J. Anderson. both of Cum
Westbrook-Feb %. Augustus 3. Blan-
chard and Miss Agnes NJ Alexander both
of Westbrook.
North Deering-Fe.. Is. Harry a. Cobb
and Miss Carrie Watson
Woodfords-Feb. 10 Harry S. Ballard
and Miss Henrietta NJ. Doody.-
Old Orcnard-I'cb. IS. Oscar +. Watson
and Miss Martha Higgins W.
Stroudwater. Decring-Fcb. u. Guy ".
Davis and Miss Lucy f. Johnson.
HANCOCK.
North CaSt1ne rep 10. MISS JclI.,ie
Bowden of North Castine, to John Dorlty
VI west Eden-Fcb 25, Mrs. Lizzie Myra
Curtis and John w. Reed. both of Eden.
George Nj. Marshall. both of fremont. r.
Penobscot-Feb % Miss Annie G.
Wardwel to Henry A. Davis. both OF
'I Deer isle-Feb. 70. Miss Carrie b
Weed to John II. Eaton. both of Deer
Isle.
KENNEBEC.
Nonmou,h-Feb. 26. Mr.. Andrew b
pinkham and Mrs Elvira J. Prescott
both of Monmouth.
| Camden-Feb. IA. II. Jay Potter and
! Miss Mary j. Adams, both of Camden
| Cushing-Feb Is. Alonzo SeaVey ana
So. Union-Feb. n, Raymond Bowley
and Miss Mae Bartlett. Goth OF so. tnioh
OXFORD.
Bethal-Feb u.s. Mr. Philip J. Bourbfa,
| and Miss Maud d. Bennett, both oil beth
| Rumford Falls-F'eb. %. Mr. Oscar W
p~cssev of Byron. and Miss Bessie Aker'
, Of Andover. 80 ''s,
- PENOBSCoT.
Oldtown-Feb Is. James Osborne ant
Miss Caroline Bacon Wadlelgh. -
| Hermon and Mrs Nettie. NJ, Carlisle .
.'ar"nr: Feb q. Robert +. Campbell an'
| Cassie II. Wallace. both of Bangor.
| Fast Cornth-Feb. %. Frank w. Her
l ~, a.,d Miss Jennie T.. Eddy. both o
Corinth. .ift.
/ ~ SOMERSET.
Skowhegan-Fe "a. Stephen d. Par
81 IS and N'ss Emily II. Eaton.
Detroit--Feb. %. walter L. Cobb an
Miss May &, Bowman. ss'ai 81 z.
Smithiield- IS. viii f. Marston an
Miss Maud f., Harlow.
NORTH Anson-Feb. q: Mr.. Ralph Il
Pratt Of Athens and Miss Mary A. Tar
box of North Arson. s4!s
HartIand-- March 1. ArcI.ee-D. Linn @
Hartland and Miss Alice NJ. Greene o
i.ar"ne-Feh. is. Mr. Frank York an
Mrs Angie f. Campbell. both OF, Nor
ridgewOck.
SAGADAHOC.
Bath-Feb. III Howard Call and Mis-
Blanche oliver. Feb. ~ james D. Plan
ard Miss Florence b. Leask.
Il. WASHINGTON.
calais-Feb II. r., Duncan Smith OF 81
John. y. b.. and Miss JAMIE TAFT of Cal
ais.
Eastpor,-F'e IS. Charles Morris an
Miss Mary \. Balkan
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Died.
.ANDROSCOGGIN.

Livermore raIs-Fcb. Is, Daniel La
ihrop. aged - years. ses
Mechanic Falls-Feb. is, Fred Moore.
fewiston-Feb. "A. OILS f. Davis aged
Il years; Feb. q. Helen Ruth, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Garce!on. aged
years.
Lisbon-Feb. %. Annie His wife of Den
mis- Tracy, aged 80 years
CUMBERLAND.
Gorham-Feb. q. Mrs. Rebecca \. Buzz
zell a~ed 81 years. ) months; Feb. - Os-
car Farris, son Of Willard u I.a, Farris' for
Portland-Feb, q. Alfred Hersey Coe;
Dorothy infant child of Walter and Ma,
bel Lash. aged months, days: Harold
j. and Florence l.. Ryan: James: aged
u years. month. % days; Harold A..
only child of walter NJ; and Hattie Tay-
Ior aged year months ni,n n da Xiv req asca
60 Years. S months; Feb. 26. Mary A. Dix.
widow Of Hon, John Il, Williams: aged ~
years i months 20 days: Feb. Y: q Emma EnarG
Feb. %. Edward W. I.oveitt, aged %
years 10 months, days; Alice f.. wife of
Herman w. Zoll. aged g Years, months.
daughter of Bertha and the late Arthur
". Fillmore, aged months, II days: Pat
rick. son of Matthew and Mary y Iooie;
aged year, ! month. ~ GAYS: Go MARC
rem. aged years, I days: Earle Whittier.
Youngest child of George E., and Clara A.
Curfier. aged l year. month. II days;
William c. Archibald, aged ~ years. %
cumberland ,Center-Feb. q. Norman d.
Chase. aged 5 months.
Rrunswick-E'eb. 49, Hannah J. Cripps;
Feb. a. James Southard, a"ed 81 years:
Mrs. Pliney Dunning. widow Of the late
Thos. .Dunning: Marcia ). Mountfort.
aged ~ years. , =,
| West Falmouth-Feh y Daniei II.
l. .ei 1Vp(l III, wears.
Windham-Feb. Ii. Mrs. James NJ.
s, o9,tistte,d-Feb. is. Mrs. Ansel Brooks,
Deering--Feb. q. Frank l.. Lincoln, aged
| 43 years, 5 months.
| South Portland-Fen; Ernest r.;
! :; months. , days. ts.+ss tt'st
a FRANKLIN.
| Farmington-Feb. g. Mrs. Mary r.,
wife OF Floyd NJ. Ho!ley. aged "A years,
Nav vineyard-Feb. u. Miss Lila +,
Ramsdell. aged 10 years. ! months. L
North Jay-FSeb. 20 William Bryant.
aged nearly s. years. ~,
Madrid--Feb. 3D. Mrs. Sarah Cakes. wild.
ow of Chas; Meores' aged 80 years =. =
M TamnIe1FeS. q. Miss Lillian v. Kenn'-
son. aged 80 years, months 10 days. days >,
Weld-Fep 2s ss Mrs. e Ead w Years 'o" u
/ - 49, HANCOCK.
/ O,is-Feb. IL Mrs Nancy. T.. Brodrick
aged 81 years. montns, " days
! Deer fsle-Feb. 49, Wiiiiam II. Conley
aged 81 years 20
aged =; years, 4 months. II days Cheeye'
Knssell Clay, aged 81 years. months
+ Feb. T. Mrs. Eliza A. Johnson. aged q
Eagle Island deer Isle)-Feb. ~
Charles r. Johnson. aged ~ years;
Orland-Feb. "A, Mrs. Margaret fitzgep
aid Keyes aged "a years. II mon'hs' q
Surry-Feb. Is. Mrs. Naomi G.. Young
aged 81 years. ) months, II days.
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TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

George Hall of Boston. has sold the
Maine mare Genie L.. 2.18A. to Dr.
Mccormick Of Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
Thomas Donohue. Rochester n. H..
has just bought in Cornish, Me-. the
Woodbrino trotter Raxorback. that is
said to be very speedy.
Dr. w. l.. West of Belfast, has
bought the brown mare Alice S. of w.
B. Twombly of Unity-another good
horse added to BelfaSt's fast ones.
Albert Wheelden of the Bangor
house stables. has just purchased a
handsome bay mare. six years old. by
Daniel Burr. of Mr.. Johnson of Spring
field.
Foster S. Palmer, the veteran train
er. formerly of Bangor, is wintering
some 20 head of horse stock at Belling
ham. Mass. among the lot being Char
ley Wilkes, 2.21A
II. q. Parshey of Dexter went TO
Boston. Monday with fine roadster
He has about 20 horses at his stable at
the lower part of that village and
among the number some as fine ones
as We're ever owned in that town.
Noble Maxwell OF Rlcnmond, mas
sold his PAGER to Boston parties who
will put her on the track during the
coming season. The mare has made Il
mile in 2.l9. and it is thought she will
prove very fast with proper handling.
The bay Bayard Wilkes colt, owned
by Henry F. Tilton of Newport. is now
doing finely and has wintered in a
manner that makes him show up well.
He is in perfect condition and can
show "a very fast clip down the street
at this time. If fitted for the track
this summer he will be a very formid-
able one in the green horse classes. as
he can go very fast ana has level
head to go with his speed.
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S-ft 49, - - TT. - ~
Railreods and Stsamboatss
MAINE CENTRhL r. R.

u Efeest Nsv. ~, -.
Passengers trains leave Auguste -
THROUGH TRAINS.
GOING WEsT--s.ao A. y. for x.swietoA
Pennington. PhiIlIps, RocklAnds Port.
land. Boston. Bridxton, Montreal a.
Quebec, 1900 A. n. Tor Bfunswick, Law.
iston; Portland and Boston, Eariaingto9s
land, and sridSsos: lbs p. u. ioesi .
Portland; 3.la P. N. (express) for Bruns-
wick. Bath. Lewiston. Portland 1Qoeoos
connecting At Portland for Bridgto9,
North Conway and Bartlett: 1o.8 =. =.
might Pullman) every plight. for Lewis
Ton. Bath, Portland ana Boston: l.s ~
GOING EAST-1.8. A. n might 81.
Pressl for skowhegan. Bangor, Bar Har.
bur. 81. Stephen. 81 John, Halifax and
Aroostook county: Oh A. H. for water
vile, Belfast. Skowhegan and Bangor.
sanceD0ro. 81. Stephen. Houlton. Wood.
stuck, VI; :ohn and Halifax; i2.ss p. y.
Oakland and winthrop; 2.55 p. N. ex-
press for faterville. Bangor, Bar Har-
Dor, Old Town. PAtten and Hoult0n vta
=. 4 A.; r R.; 80 p. n. for Waterville.
Oakland. North Arson. Bingham. Skow-
hRsgan, n Sid rc Foxcrost Greenvills.
I2S r. N. for Waterville. ~
SUNDAYS-Going West. LIS A. n. for
Portland, Boston: 1925 A. NJ, lO65 p. ~.
for Brunswick, Bath, Portland and Bos-
ton. Going East, LIS A. M, s.l5 A. n. and
2.Zs r. a. for Wateryi!le and Bangor.
a. M: going east does not connsct fof
Skowhegan on Monday mornings, or for
Belfast, Foxcroft or beyond Bangor. Sum
day mornings raI. ,s....a
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MAINE STATE GRANGE.

State Master
OBADIAH GARDNER. Rockland.
State Overseer,
F. 8. ADAMS, howdoin.
State Lecturer,
ELIJAH Cook. Vassalboro.
State Secretary.
L. IL. LIBBY, Auburn. Dirigo p. 0.
Executive Committee.
OBADIAH GARDNER, Rockland.
T.. II. LIBBY, Auburn.
Hon. B. f. BRIGGs, Auburn.
l.. w. JOSE, Dexter.
ID. o. BOWEN, Morrill,.
BoYDEN BEARCE, East Eddington.
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Loans on Real Estate Security.

The Gardiner Loan and Building Asso-
citation Is nrcpared to advance money to
any desired amount on adequate real es-
tate security. Terms will be disclosed on
liasneop 4 .Bmrieigh. oftices over GranJfe
Hank. jan1o ait
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Pomona Meetings.

March S-Kennebec Pomona at Oakland.
March 25-PenobscOt Pomona at Ban
gor. ~
March 29-Sagadahoc Pomona at Tops
ham.