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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
SELECTING MORE VICTIMS.
Three Other Democratic Conventions
Are Approaching.

Democratic primaries were held Sat-
urday in the Second and Fourth Leg!s-
lative districts. and the respective con-
ventions will be held tomorrow in the
arbitration room of the court house at
8 o'clock p. m, and Faddens hall,
Dickson City, at 1880 a. IN.
The Third district primaries will be
held next Saturday and the conven-
tion on the succeeding Tuesday at II
o'clock a. m, in Rogers hall. Clark's
Summit.
The candidates In the Second dis
trict are =. w. Gallagher Martin u.
Flaherty and Louis Gschwindt In
the Fourth district, the present rep
resentative. Hon p. r. Timlin, is OPP
posed for denomination by =. +. Me-
Cormick, OF Olyphant; Thomas Hon
bricks, of Mayfield. Several others
are prominently mentioned" The
only candidate in the Third district il
Attorney John II. Bonner Of Old
Forge.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
CoLoRED GIRL ARRESTED.
Alice Gertrude Adsit Charged with
Being a Pickpocket.

Alice Gertrude Adsit is the name
that a 16-year-old colored girl gave
as her cognomen yesterday morning
In police court. She was weeping
piteously, but was nevertheless re-
tanned in captivity until her case Is
further investigated. She is accused
of attempting to pick the pocket OF
mirthful Max Firestine, one of the
constables of Alderman Kasson's
court.
Firestine claims that while passing
the Academy of Music Saturday night
the girl made a grasp for his coat
pocket. She was highly indignant
when he accused her of attempting to
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
INJURIES PROVED FATAL.
Brakeman Ray capwell Expires at
Moses Taylor Hospital.

Ray Capwell, Of Hallstead, died yes
terday morning at the Moses TayIo:
hospital from injuries received early
Saturday morning by being run over
by train at Nicholson. Capweli was
a brakeman on the Lackawanna.
While at Nicholson Saturday morn
ing he slipped from a car and the train
passed over his left leg.
His remains were yesterday taken
to his late home in Hallstead
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
A Statement.
Editor Of The Tribune

Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: We wish to inform our friends and the
public in general that the trouble existing be.
tween the Stage Employees union and the Acad.
erny of Music and Lyceum theater Is not settled
for the coming season, l900l90l after we have
used all honorable means towards a just settle
mcnt.
Fred Softly, Tmomas Mulderig, Arthur Mat
thews, Committee
Scranton, Aug. %.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
OFF FOR CHICAGO.
Scranton G. A. r. Men Will Attend
the National Encampment.

over fifty members OF Ezra Grimm
post, No. 1S9, Grand Army OF the Re-
public, will attend the national en-
campment in Chicago during the COM
ing week. A large delegation left
Saturday afternoon over the Lacka-
wanna railroad. and a party of about
twenty-five departed at 5.4S p m. yes
terday.
A number of ladies were in the
party, which was in charge of Com
mander A. Il. Stevens. Comrade Van
Sickle, of Carbondale; o. II. Jadwin,
Of New York, and Comrade Holgatc,
of Waverly, also accompanied the
Scranton delegation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
CITY and School Taxes, 1900.

The duplicates for city and school
taxes for year 1900 are in my hands
for collection in accordance with act
of assembly. A penalty of pc. sent
will be added Sept. 1st and an addi-
tional l per cent each and every
month thereafter until paid.
T.. ]. Robinson, city treasurer. Of
flee hours from 9 a. m. to p. m.. ex-
cept Saturday, close at IL o'clock. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
AGAINST SUNDAY BASE BALL.
Christian Endeavorers' War on Desc
orators of the Sabbath.

AS the result of a crusade started
by the city Christian Endeavor union.
Mayor Molr has decided to stop all
Sunday base ball games.
Pntrolman Iona Day was detailed
to put a stop to all playing, and as
a result, there was very little OF this
particular sort of desecration OF the
Sabbath.
The Christian Endeavorers are maxi
Ing a determined effort to bring an
end to Sunday base bail, and intend
appealing to the authorities in the
boroughs throughout the county to
prohibit the game on the Sabbath.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
OPENING OF LYCFUM SEASON
The Bill Will Be Dan Hart's "The
Parish Priest"

Tonight the Lyceum theater opens
its 10000 season with Daniel Sally in
THE Parish Priest" the play which
has won so much renown and remu-
neration Of a more substantial charac-
ter for its author, Dan. L. Hart,
Wilkes-Barre's talented young jour
nalist-playwright.
There has been a big advance sale,
In which the regular theater-goers
very largely participated, and it Is as
sured that they will be a truly Large
and representative" audience to greet
Manager Duffy's opening bill
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
ELDER HAMMOND IN TOWN.
Follower Of Dowie Is Here 10 Assis,
Mrs. Boyd.

Mr.. Hammond, OF Philadelphia, Is
in the city. He is an elder in the
Christian Catholic church OF Zion. Of
which Mrs. Clara S. Boyd, who Is
charged with involuntary manslaugh-
ter, is also a member.
Elder Hammond Saturday furnished
bail before Alderman Kasson for Mrs.
Boyd's appearance, later to give Sc
curity for her appearance at court.
A member OF the church living In Tay-
lor Is expected to furnish bail.
Read the full description of The
Tribune's Educational Contest on
fourth page.
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pick his pocket and gave him a beau
tiful short arm swing in the face. Pa
trolman Rodham came TO the rescue
and Alice Gertrude was taken to the
central police station.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
SCRANTON COLLEGE OF MUSIC
$50 Spruce Street-Haydn Evans
Director.

Terms for tuition: Plano, per sea-
son, Cby Mr.. Evans), from first week
in September, 1900, to third week Of
June, 1901, one lesson per week, $40;
per term, twenty lessons, s25: organ.
per term, twenty lessons, $25; voice,
per season, (by Dr. Mason), fifty les
sons, $3.50; per term, twenty lessons,
$4,000 violin, per term, (by Miss Hol-
lister), $1,000; elocution, per term, (by
Miss HalD, $1,000.
The above terms are for PRIVATE
lessons. No class lessons given in
those branches. Sight reading class,
under the direction of Mr.. d. Il. Jones,
Monday evenings, rs cents per month.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
A MUSICIANS UNION,
The Professional Musicians Forming
an Organization.

The professional musicians ef this
city are organizing a branch of the
Federation of American Musicians, a
national organization affiliated with
the American Federation of Labor
Overly thirty musicians have already
enrolled, but a permanent organlga-
tion will not be affected until this
week.
When the organization is perfected
the union will adopt a fixed scale OF
wages which must be paid all It's
members.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
RUSN0CK'S SCALDS
RESULT In DEATH
vIcTIN OF AN ANeHRBD BOARD
ING MISTRESS.

Marshwood Miner Who Was Doueed
with Boiling Water by His Sister
in-Law, Mrs. John Rusnock, Two
Weeks Ago Last Friday, Expires
at the Lackawsnns Hospital from
the Result OF the Burns-Quarrel
About HIS Board Bill Led to the
Assault-No Arrest Yet.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
West Pittston Fair, Aug. 29, 90
80, 81.

All classes are well filled. -Four days
good racing. Day fireworks each day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-27
COLLEGE ANNOUNCEMENT.
International College Of Music
L. w. CARR, Director.

=, w, CANN, DITtCIUI'
Will open Sept. 8 in the Burr Build
ing.
Piano Courses, $40 year for beginners in
classes; others so the year.
Besides the weekly lessons, there will be a
weekly lecture question class and blackboard
chalk talk Also monthly musicale and
quarterly concert recital open to the public.
Music as a science with music as an art
thoroughly taught which causes the most thor.
ough and rapid progress ever known. Students
can register at office, 334 Adams avenue, after
August Is, at Office in Burr Building.
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seecham's Pills cure sick headac
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-07-25

The scenic splendor OF New Fnv,.
lake regions Ii known the world o.
and gradually these lakes have hsc..-,
the saunterfug places OF hnndrvd. -
thousands, OF pleasure seekers. Ana ~,
popularity Is accounted for in nsnv r.
but the greatest attraction, no doub, =
the pure air which pervades these ,.s'
regions. Fine scenery Is not laek,."
neither are the recreation feature. wsns
Ing Every lake In northern New p.
land Is bountifally stocked with ~.
choicest varieties OF fish. and s..tse
alone 10 an enticement OF importencs,
The Boston a. Maine railroad rss.h..
all of the important lakes In the Pa,
including winnipesaukee, supsn..
Memphremsgog, Moosehead, Ranssl.r
and hundred others fully as noted
That the tourist may know OF the ga.
ties and beauties OF the lakes, three boos.
lets. Lake Sunapee," lake Mem,..-
magog" and Lakes and Streams hs,.
been prepared by the general passen,..
department OF the Boston Il Maine ,su
road, Boston, and will be sent upan -.
ceipt OF a two-ccns stamp for each bon.
Another pictorial publication issued h,
the company, known as "New Ensl,ns
Lakes" IL sent upon receipt OF SIX cent.
In stamp., and IL one of the bapd.oms.,
portfolios ever issued.
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a3luehiiI-
Miss Edith Capin is visiting A. j. Long
and wife.
Miss Ethelyn Long, of Boston, was in
town last week.
Miss Georgia Maddox is greatly i'm
proved at this writing.
Clifton Marks and brother, ). Everett
Marks, left for Boston Friday.
Henry W. Sargent, of sargentviile, Wis
6ted R. P. Grindle and w.fe last week
Capt. H. W. Grindle has been taking
pleasure parties for sails in the bay.
Miss Grace Lawrie, of Bangor. who has
been visiting friends here, has returned
home.
Rev. j. S. Richards, of Brooksyille.
preached at the Congregational church
Sunday.
The annual reunion OF the Goth Maine
regiment association viii be held here
August 10.
Burke Grindle and friend, of Boston.
are visiting Mr.. Grindle's parents, Roscoe
Grindle and wife.
c. w. Cults and wife arrived Sunday.
They will superintend the removal of
their furniture from here.
Miss Belyidera Gross, who has attended
Thornton academy, Saco, for the past
year, is expected home the first of next
month.
Rev. Frederick Eveleth and wife, Bap-
fist missionaries at Burmah, India, are on
a visit here. The relief fund for the starry
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THE AMERICAN has Subscribers at JOG
e. the 1T6 post-o6sces in Hancock county
ua the csAsF papers in the county cont
sinsd do NOT reach Sc many. The AMER
tcAs IS net the only paper printed in
aoacoek oo4rty, and hGs nerer claimed to
&c, Dat It IS The only paper that can prop
sr2y be eelisd a COUNTY paper; ell the
rest ore merely local papers. The circula-
ton Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Ecrbor Records SKINNER list, 10 larger
ssap that Of all the other papers printed
IN Hancock county.
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will m ,ubt ey us shortly printed heavy
by of the largest art htho-
French style of coorpate work
handsome the
this picture will be in no sense cheap
highest style of illuminated print
library drawing Our readers can
Mckinley what costs namely ten cents per
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AS be desired
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Write plainly remit in coin postage stamps
To THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN ELLSWORTH Maine:
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Bob.

South Deer isle
Miss Eva Robbins arrived home from
Cambridge, Mass, Thursday.
Miss Winnie Torrey, of Georgetown,
Mass, Is spending this week with friends
at Deer Isle.
g. Mitchell and wife left for their
Rockisnd residence on Wednesday.
Their house here Is closed.
Mrs. May Robbins and Mrs. V. Goss
reported a very interesting session OF the
convention of w. c. T. {. at Rockland.
The Sunday school board has made
arrangements for the annual Sunday
school picnic the last week OF July or the
first in August.
Fine hay weather has prevailed this
week and nearly all the hay in this section
has been harvested. In the north part
OF the town haying was commenced this
week, and probably will not be finished
till the last part OF the month.
Some OF the farmers here think there
are two sides to the question of protect
ing the deer, some OF these animals being
in the fields nearly every night and de-
stroyiDg the garden crops. After they
have had their fill of garden stun, some
Boston sportsmen will have the pleasure
% of killing them.
July 20. Eco.
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Blanche Smith has gone to Seal Harbor
&c work.
A. E. Forcn is at home from sea for
abort time.
David Farnsworth has had store erected
near the depot.
Miss Myrtle Abbott has been visiting
her sister at Bar Harbor.
John shute, who is employed In Boston,
Is at home for his vacation.
Miss Winnie Googins, of Cherryfeld,
mas been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Martha Marshall is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. James Foster, at Bar Har-
Dor.
Hollis Linscott has gone to Boston,
where he will be employed during the
summer.
Miss Ida Cowan, OF Bangor, has been
the guest, during the past few weeks, of
Miss Laura Tracy.
Mrs. Madison Bridges and daughter
Lulie intend going soon on an extended
visit to relatives in the West.
George f. Norris and two sons, Chester
and John, have gone 20 Orono, where
they will be employed.
Mrs. Agnes Milliken and her little
daughter Martha, OF Ellsworth, were in
town this week visiting relatives.
Howard Butler and wife, of Boston, re-
Gently spen1 week with Mr.. Butler 5
brother, Prof. w. Il. Butler, who arrived
at his summer residence here few weeks
ago.
During the thunder shower of Tuesday
last the lightning struck fence belong
ing to Watson X. Springer, almost com
pletely demoiishing eleven lengths.
July %. SUMAC.
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ing people in India from the churches
here amounted to S35,
Miss E. A. Macomber has put in her
laundry complete outfit, washer. wringer,
polisher, etc. The machinery is run by a
gasoline engine. The washer can wash
100 shirts a, time. The polisher will
easily polish seventy five collars and cuffs
an hour. Miss Macomber has been here
for thirteen summers.
July %. BOB.
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West Trenton
Eben Hodgkins, W no mas been critically
Ill for some weeks, IS rapidly recovering.
Duncan Matthews and wife. OF Massa-
chusetts, are in town on a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Hopkins.
DIR. Luther Bunker, Of Waterville, made
brief visit to his home N Trenton Sun
day. He has many friends here who are
always pleased to greet him.
On Sunday last at the Baptist church
Rev. E. A. Davis, of Old Town, gave
an interesting discourse 10 a well-flled
house. All were glad 10 see him after an
absence of fourteen years.
Mrs. Rebeeca Moore, after visit to her
granddaughter, Mrs. Eva Hopkins, has
gone to Bal Harbor 10 remain for time
with her daughter. Mrs. Levi Weber, be-
fore returning to her nome in Ellsworth
Falls.
July %. 5.
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Sullivan
Mrs. Corr and daughter, Of Boston, are
guests of A. ID. White and wife.
Lewis Urann and wife, and Charles
Urann, with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, of
Boston, are guests Of Capt. James Urann.
Mrs. Ethel Fletcher, OF Medford, is
guest of Mrs. c. A. Stimson, her aunt.
She is remembered as ia little flower girl"
at the sale OF the Sorosis, at Waukeag
house several years ago.
The Manor Inn is nearly full of guests.
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West Hancock.
Mrs. Isa bella X. White, widow of Ma
shaniel Mcfarland, late of West Han
cock. died in Northboro, Mass, June %.
Mrs. McF srland was born in Addison.
She was the daughter of William White
saad granddaughter OF TilIey White, of
Lancaster, Mass, who was soldier of the
revolution. He settled in Maine at the
close of his service in that war. Mrs. Nc
Farland was the mother OF eleven chill
d-en. George w. and Mary J. twins,
Clinton. Alvah, Susan, Warren Thomas,
Fred, all passed away in early manhood
and womanhood with the exception of
Mary j, who died in infancy. Three
children are llving-Frank, OF Utah; Call
win, of South birmingham, Mass, and
Mrs. William II. Carpenter, of North
boro, Mass, with whom Mrs. Mcfarland
lived at the time of her death. Her
age was eighty-iiye years, four months,
four day.. Burial was in Northboro. A
fond and loving mother, kind friend and
neighbo-, she won the respect of many.
July IS, X.
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70, additional COUNTY Ne.s other pages
South west Harbor.
The steamer "I<le-ford" took a party
from the Ocean house around the Island
last Thursday.
Jack Cram, Harvard 1902, Is stopping at
the Dirigo; also the Misses Burke, OF
New YORK city.
George l.. Tyson and wife, Misses
Mary and Alice Tyson are stopping for
three weeks visit at Dew Drop Inn.
The library building has been painted
recently. Also the residences of Deacon
Dodge, ROBBIE Norwood, jr., John Walls
and Henry Tracy.
Daniel Handy, a former editor Of the
Island Breeze, Is visiting with Henry
Tracy. Mr.. Handy is In newspaper work
in Msssac b usetts.
viii Hanna has fitted up Henry Clark's
| little schooner yacht. and the boat will be
let to parties by the day or week. Capt.
Amos Brown will sail her.
Rev. George K. Street, summer resi-
dent here, received the honorary degree
of d. ID. from Dartmouth college at thu
last commencement.
Two colored men, representatives and
graduates OF Atlanta university. sang
negro songs and talked OF educational
work among their race at the South al
the Congregst ionai church last Sunday
| morning.
| A baseball nine made up Of local
players, college boys and two or three
boys from that extraordinary breeding
place OF baseball players, Bass Harbor,
were ready and eager to do battle with an
| aggregation from North Harbor last
Saturday, but wet grounds prevented the
game.
| Miss Nellie r. Carroll is conducting a
I private school for a mouth, for the chill
| dren OF this village in room No. l, OF
! Freeman district schoolhouse. There
are some twenty-five pupils. Miss Car
roll Is a born teacher, and children better
be in her school than thrashing around
all day long over fences, stone walls and
chicken coops.
Some of the boys, in the silent watches
OF the night of July II, hauled upon the
| roof OF the porch OF fremont hall an
| old, diiapidated carriage, and put along
side OF it l.. F. Smiths store sign. alive
! Yankee How they coutrived to do it
| is a mystery to most people, for the old
carriage was tolersbly heavy thing, and
/ that roof some fifteen feet from the
| ground, narrow, and quite steep. But
! lot of boys, full of mischief aud satan, can
do some astonishing things.
July y. III.
South surrY.
Schooner Gathering, Capt. Will Cog
gins, arrived Saturday afternoon.
A few summer guests are at the "Home-
stead. Others are expected soon.
Demon Mann has recently made ex
tensive improvements on his house.
Fl. II. Harden and wife are spending
their vacation with his father, F. II.
Harden.
James Young, OF Hall Quarry, and his
sons Curtis and Crawford are at his old
home haying.
Mrs. Adelbert Bellatty and children,
who have been visiting her mother, Mrs.
{. o. Young, have returned to Ellsworth.
Mrs. j.. V. Mcfarland, of Milford, N.
H., has recently been visiting her brother
and aged mother here. She Is now with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Meader, at
Trenton. Later she will visit her two
sisters In Ellsworth.
July %.
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COUNTY NEWS.
q, additional Coanfs Nsscs see othe- page

Oriand.
The ladies of the Methodist society will
have sociable at the grange hail Thurs
day evening.
a party of young people went to Ala
moosook Sunday, and spent the day at the
Saunders cottage.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, East Bucksport, sup
piled the Methodist pulpit last Sunday In
exchange with Rev. Mr.. Carter.
Mrs. Mary Tower, OF Cheises, Mass, ar
rived Sunday for a few weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Emma Carter, and other
relatives.
Miss Mae Hartman went to Bucksport
Monday for a short visit with relatives.
Miss Hartman returned from Northport
last week.
Many of oriand's boys and girls who
have for years made their homes In differ
ent places are expected here for the Old
Home week.
Rev. c. f. Fisher. OF Lowell, Mass. will
preach In the Universalist church at 10 30
a. m. next Sunday, July 70. All are most
cordially invited.
On account OF rain the dance advertised
for last Saturday evening at soper's grove
was postponed one week, much to the dis
appointment of the young people.
July q G.,
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The health problem Ia most quickly solved by
making the blood pure and digestion perfect by
taking Hoods sarsaparilla. Its cures of scrof.
ula, salt rheum. dyspepsia, nervousness and
that tired feeling are legion.
The nonirritating cathartic is Hoods Pills
Adef.
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Bluehin Falls.
A. r. Consry has sold his horse to E. K.
Hopkins, of Ellsworth.
Mrs. Murphy, of Bluehill, visited at
Mrs. Hattie Conary's last week.
Alice Preble, of Bucksport, was the
guest of Mrs. Andrews last week.
July %. SUBSTITUTE.
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East Biueiiiii-
Schooner Kentucky, James Csndage,
msster, arrived last Friday.
Emery j. Carter, mate OF schooner
Gathering. is at home on a visit.
Richard Ashworth, jr., came home from
Frankfort last Friday for brief visit.
George f. Emerton, second mate OF
four masted schooner -. p. Blackburn,
OF Bath, is at home for a few days on
sick leave.
IuIy ~
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Prospect Harbor.
Mrs. Fred IL. Allen was here one day
last week with party Of friends.
Mrs. II. W. Nutter. who spent last
week in Brooklip, came home Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Frazier, of Winter Hart Dor.
spent Sunday with her husband ON board
the MITCHELL.
John NJ. Williams is home from his
business at Sober Island, Nova Scotia,
for few weeks.
Harry Lawton and wife, who have been
guests at Mrs. NJ. A. Handy's, left for
home this morning.
Lyman Hewins, OF Washington, ID. c.,
was the guest of his brother, W. P.
Hewins, at L. p. Coles, over Sunday.
Nathan Cole has returned from weeks
trip to Harrington. He is making pre-
partitions for his annual BURBERRY pick.
Work is progressing on the new hail.
Charles Grover, of Winter Harbor, has
the contract. He has q large crew at
work.
July q &
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Marlboro.
Mrs. b. B. Havey, OF West sullivan, IL
visiting Mrs. Sarah Hodgkins.
ktteredge Martin and wife, OF Eiis-
worth, are here or their farm for a few
weeks
Mrs. Lorenzo Brown, OF Etisw ort h
Falls, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Anderson.
Arthur Mansfield, OF Waitham, Mass,
Is visiting his grandparents, Nahum
Hodgkins and wife.
July %. ARE