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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-13
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior. Land Once at Lewis
ton Idaho. November 10, 1892.
Notice is hereby given hat the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make final
proof in support OF his claim. and that said proof
Will be made before Register and Receiver Lewis
ton Idaho, on December ., 1899, VIZ Martha | al
lent for the heirs and ieviSee OF Nathan Talent.
deceased for the n 4 e u sec 20 lot !, sec "a,
lots ard ?, sec Is, tp 20 n, Sw b. M.
HE names the following witnesses 10 prove his
tinuuus residence upon and cultivation of said land,
viz John +. Emerson. John Rise and Samuel Lewis.
all Of Lewiston, idaho, ana Mons Hanson, OF Mos
GOV, Idaho }. 3 WEST. Register.
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Lewiston Water and Power Company.
Concord, Washington, and Lewiston
Idaho.
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J. B. WEST. Register.
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mfnifaI.
Nervous
Troubles

That DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People have cured OBJ
stinate cases of locomotor ataxia,
partial paralysis, and St. Vitus'
dance, is the best evidence that
they will cure all lesser nervous
disorders, because the principle in
the threa.ment of all nervous dis
eases is the same. Nervousness is
a question of nutrition. Food for
the nerves is what is needed and
the best nerve food in the world
is DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People.
Mrs. Annie II. Magee, OF Port Austin,
Mich, says: "My daughter, Jean, was
always delicate child, had stomach trou-
bic, nervous debility and general weak
ness. She had to be taken out Of school
and kep, from all study for nearly five
years. About three years ago she b<gan
taking Dr.. Williams Pink Pills for Pais
People, and am happy to say they have
helped her to become healthy, happy
girl who no longer needs medicine OF any
kind. 1t scarcely seems possible she can
be the same one who few years ago was
a delicate, almost a hopeless, sufferer"
At druggists or diree, from
Or. Williams Medicine Co, Schenectady, N. z.
50 cents per Dor: boxes S..sa.
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Franklin.
There will be a c. L. rally OF the fiv,
societies in town at the schooIhouss at
Egypt district Friday aft,fuoun d even
ing.
The R,vervieW {, L. uuion vii, ,urti a.
Union church al West sullivan, ". cDes-
day, Feb. p. R,v. J. >. b air, OF La . uin.,
wlil preside.
Rev. j. X, w ilsor, ID. D., of the Free
street Baptist church, Portland, viii give
g lecture in the Baptist church Wednes-
day evening, Feb. IS. subject: "Doing
What GU Can't" DR.. Wilson will give a
series Of lectures in this part OF the State
about that time-Bar Hsrbor Feb. n,
Harrington March l. All who had the
privilege of listening to DR.. Wilson, W no
presided over the meetings of the State
convention at Cherry field last October, are
anxious to have him come that others
may have the privilege of seeing and hear
ing him.
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. S. s. Scam
mon invited fifteen of the young people
OF Beechlaud TO her pleasant home in that
district for social. Mrs. Scammon read
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CO. &pl EWS.
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SuIIIVatI

suIIivssn.
The high school here is progressing
very nicely under the tutelage of George
Parsons, ot Lewiston, who taught the pre-
vious term
Friday OF LAST week, Miss Kate A. Dun
bar and IT,, Misses Hawkins left town for
the remaiudeF OF the winter in Boston,
Miss Louise Hawkins will remain for a
course OF lessons in music.
Mrs. c 4 st1mson left home on Thurs
day night for Boston, in response to a
telegram announcing the death OF her
brother. in law, Oliver H, Durell, prom
inent business nan OF Boston, who died
at his home in Cambridge, Jan. 81, of
cancer Of the stomach. Mr.. Durell was
the senior member of the firm of Brown,
Durell a Co. and in every way most ex-
cellent man, proverb bal for his public life
and his active charities.
News was received here several days ago
of the death Of Hon. Halsey J. Boardman,
of Roxbury, Mass, prominent lawyer,
and for several years president of the
Massachusetts senate. He died of hem
orrhage, resulting from an abscess on the
hip. His wife, who survives him, is a
daughter of George Human, formerly of
this town. he is also survived by two
daughter, fora, the wife of Rev. T. j.
Horner, and Miss Mile Boardman.
Feb q r.
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sunth Deer Isie.
Miss Lima Greenlaw, who arrived home
last week, left again Thursday for Sher-
mans Mills, where she will be assistant
in high school.
The Deer Isle and Stonington district
Sunda school convention is announced
for Feb. s. at the Congregational church
at Stonington.
Capt. Jason Greeniaw il still in the
hospital, though reports are that he is
doing we'll. Tie big pile OF wood at the
captains has been manufactured by his
neig b bors.
The morning of Candlemas Day was the
coolest for the winter. being three below
zero after sunrise. According to the old
adage, the cold will increase, il the bright
sunshine OF that day is token.
Edwin Cole, Of Brooklin, with his son
and daug liter, returned home Saturday,
having come here with the remains OF
Miss r. G. Hatch. Miss Hatch's house
will remain closed for the present.
State Superintendent Stetson had ap-
pointments to lecture at Stonington and
Deer Isle this week, but was for some rea-
son unable to be here, causing disappoint-
ment to those who anticipated hearing
him.
Feb. 2. Eco.
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Feb. 2.
Eco.

North Lamoiae-
Miss Vira Austin spent last week in
Bangor.
Fred Hagen has returned home from
Hall Quarry wi here he has been employed.
Miss Blanche Hagen and her brothe T
Fred have gone to Sullivan to visit rels-
tives.
Miss Sadie Coggins has returned hon e
from East Lsnoine, where she has been
teaching.
The sudden death OF Foster Staples, an
aged and respected citizen, occurred last
Friday morning at II o'clock. He was
sitting in his chair apparently in his
usual health, when his aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Staples heard noise and looking up asked
him " hat was the matter. He replied
Not hing | guess" and immed lately
expired. Death wss doe to heart disease.
He was about eighty years OF age. Fu-
neral was from the home of Mrs. Sarah
Staples, his late residence, on Sunday
afternoon, Rev. J 5. Blair officiating
Feb. 5. y.
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Seal Brand
COFFEE

prophecy which she had written, con-
tanning the names of all present, dated
1925. 1t was very interesting, and afforded
a great deal of amusement for them that
evening as well as for future thought.
There was question box which was very
instructive and entertaining. This COM
mendsble act in Mrs. Scammon could
well be emulated by others, SO that the
young people would not seek questionable
places OF amusement.
Mrs. J. E. Dunn and daughter Clara
gave a reception at their home last We'd
nesday evening in honor OF Miss Dunn
three cousins, the Springer Bros.-J. w.
OF Portland; David A, OF Minnesota, and
Lewis F., mayor OF Norway, Mich. There
were twenty-six guests present. The bad
snow storm prevented others from COM
ing. During the evening there was music
by Miss Clara Dunn, pianist, and Mr..
Donnell, violinist. Several anthems were
finely rendered by a quartette-Clara
Dunn, soprano; Mrs. Frank Blaisdell,
alto, Mr.. Donneil, tenor, MIR. Sprague,
bass, with Mrs. Henry Donnell at the
piano. 1t WAS excellent music. There
were Also fine readings by Miss Cassiiena
Springer and Miss Clara Dunn, solo by
Mr.. Sprague, land duets by Miss Clara
Dunn and Mr.. Sprsgue. Ice-cresm al
cake were served. 1t was one of the best
musical and social entertainments OF the
season. One OF the happiest OF those pres
ent WIS "uncle OTIS, father OF the three
sons, sometimes in smiles during their
visit, other times in tears of JOY, saying
he hardly expected such n treat to have
the privilege of having them all with him
Tor week sgaln. John w. and Lewis F.
left Sunday evening for their homes.
Feb. 5. j.
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HulPs Cove.
Quite a number OF young folks attended
the dance at Salisbury Cove Friday night,
given by Fred Bartlett. Another will be
given in two weeks.
+. T. Hamor, who is building a wharf
at South Gouldsboro, has been debarred
from his work this week on account OF
the snow and cold weather.
Among he members OF the junior class
OF the Bar Harbor high school, who were
entertained by the assistant teachers last
Saturday afternoon were Misses Agnes
Brewer, Lizzie Stanley, Della Wilcomb
and Geneva Leland. OF this place.
An amusing story Is told OF young
man who went to haul some logs last
week. Ii seems that DIR. Hagerthy, OF
Ellsworth, had purchased piece OF land
just back OF this place and VAS having
logs cut from it. Roy Davis, OF Bar
Hsrbor, was hired to haul them. lie
started one morning last week with
his team to find the logs. After travel
ings long time, he inquired where he was.
lie found that he WAS out on Witch
Hollow road, several miles from the
right place. He started ON again, and
after travelling long distance in the open
country, concluded he was travelling on
the plains OF Cherry .ied. He turned his
horses homeward. and reached Bar Har-
Hsgerthy's land.
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COUNTY NEWS.
~ additional County Nesrs see other paqeA


East Biuehin.
Primary school, Jnlia A. Saunders
teacher, closed last Friday. Grammar
school Georgia V. Maddocks teacher, will
close this week.
Susie E. Long left for Florida via Els
worth last Friday. She will stop at Bos-
ton and Baltimore, and then continue her
journey to fnterlachen, Putnam county,
Florida. She will be accompanied from
Boston by George A. Long in whose fam
lily she will remain as instructor for his
chill lren and assistant in his store. Many
friends wish her pleasant trip to the land
of oranges and flowers.
The pupils of the grammar and primary
schools, under the direction of the teach
ers. Georgia V. Maddocks and Julia A.
Saunders, gave an exhibition at the Grange
hall last Friday evening. The exercises
consisted of Rotations, dialogues, vocal
and instrumental music. Nearly all spoke
and &C ed their parts well, but few enun-
ciated their words and sentences SO low,
50 rapidly and indistinct Y, that it was
impossible to tell what they were saying.
On the whole the entertainment was a
success and a credit, both to teachers and
pupils AS the pupils are trying to raise
money sufficient to buy a bell for the
schoolhouse an admission fee OF 10 cents
was collected. Proceeds $3.50.
INaL
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fStIUkslorr.

Bu.ksporr.
Announcements have been received OF
ne marriage of Harry p. Goodale, of this
place, and Miss Msbeile +. Haley. OF
Rangeley, which took place at Mechanic
Falls Monday night. They will live at
Mechanic Falls.
The seminary members OF the Eastern
Maine debating league met with the
Hsmpden members at Ham sn where
the question, Resolved, That England is
Justified in Making War on the Beers. -
was ebated ID. E. Carey and J. /. Fred
ricks OF he seminary took the Affirmative,
The debate Was decided IN favor OF the
seminary.
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West Trenton.
Miss Inez Mcfarland is visiting friends
at Bar Har Dor
Miss Carrie Cousins is home from Bar
Harbor for short visit.
Mrs Hoyt Hopkins is a. Ellsworth Falls
visiting her sister, kttie Moore.
William Young came on the boat yes
terday from Rockland to stop a week with
his mother, Mrs. p Young
Mrs. Belle Fairfield, OF Salem, Mass
will spend the winter here with friends,
after an absence of many years.
Augustus Hopkins and family are spend :
ing the winter in South Berwick with his
sister, Mrs. ID. Z. McIntire. His many
friends are glad to hear his health is i'm
proving, and hope soon to see him home
again a well man.
l.. 5. Hopkins and wife entertained a
few OF their old time friends at their home
on Friday evening, it being the anniyer-
sary Of Mrs. Hopkins birthday. The
guests were p. l. Leland and wife. Mrs.
Caroline Moore and Mrs. Josephine Bun
ker. The evening was spent in social con-
versation and "reminiscences OF by-gone
days. AT O'Clock oranges aud confec-
tionery were served. Then a while was
spent with music. At 1145 a midnight
supper was enjoyed.
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West BrookssilIe.
Schools close this week.

West BrookssilIe.
Schools close this week.
Mrs. Barker Blodgett is seriously ILL.,
Rev. j. S. Richards was called to
Bremen, on account OF his fathers seri-
GUS illness.
Capt. q. III. Tapley, since last fall, has
cured and smoked ninety three hams aud
shoulders.
Capt. Williams, who fell while In the
woods two weeks ago and cracked several
ribs, is now n BILE 10 be about the house.
The body OF Walden s. Tapley, aged
seven years, who died at Heron Neck Zig ht
station Jan. II, was brought here last
week, and inferred in Mount Rest Gene
terry. He was the youngest son OF g. V.
Tapiey, formerly OF this place.
Feb. ). ToMsoN
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A Frightful Blunder

viii often cause horrible Burn Scald,
Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
an promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores,
Fever Sores, Ulcers Boils, Felons, Corns,
all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on
earth. Only % cts. box. Cure guar
anteed. Sold by s. d. WIGGIN, Druggist
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COUNTY NEWS.


| B,uehiii.
Lester Hodgkins is in town.l
o. ii. Venner is seriously i'll.
Roscoe Bowden has arrived home.
Mrs. Caroline wescott is very i'll.
George Abbott arrived from Somesville
Friday.
f. W. Slower, who has been very III, is
improving.
A whist party was held at Mrs. A. c.
Hinckley's last week.
DR.. Otis Littiedeld attended the Bryan
banquet in Portland last week.
The funeral of Mrs. Julia Littlefied
took place from her residence Tuesday,
Jan. 30 Mrs Littleiield leaves a mother.
two brothers-Fred. OF Springfield, and
Arthur, OF Melrose, Mass. ,snd one sister,
Mrs. {. NJ. G. Hsrwood. Arthur attended
the funeral.
Schools closed in districts and Fri
day, Feb. 2. The time honored last day
exercises were held in the grammar
school. The room was decorated with
flags, bunting, pictures, etc. large num-
Der attended. A large delegation OF pupils
who had pieces were unable to give them
on account OF the isteness of the hour.
One OF the special features of the exer-
cises were two local journals. The
first WAS edited by Abbie Gross and
Wilma Grindle, the second by A.
Raymond Carter and Marshall X. Odds.
They contained items OF local interest
etc. Among those who gave excellent re-
citations wore Edith Chase and Mabel
Bsbsor: Miss Atbie rendered a song.
Feb 5. II.
II. B. Darling caught big salmon Sat
urday.
Mrs. E. X. Herrick returned from Port :
land last week.
Miss Emma Hinckley went to Castine
normal school Monday.
Bert Barteli, the blacksmith, has moved
his quarters from the Bluehiii house to
the Pendleton house.
Feb s.
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The mon with money to spend in ddrer-
Using tuaHts 10 consider the circulation Of
q newspaper first of al things. Good
goods dit0ays bring good prioes-oHly poor
articles are sold for trhGt can be received
for them. This is true Of advertising as
Of ererptAing else. Lote rates and liberal
discounts inragidblg denote small and
raluefess circulation. Leavenwoyth
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West Eden.
Alexander Higgins, who has been in
poor health for some time, is better.
H. ID. Wakefield, OF Bar Har Dor, is
teaching an excellent term Of school here.
A. j. Ric hardson, of Pretty Marsh, was
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Phosia Mayo,
last week.
John Young, of Hall Quarry, and Mrs.
EVE Chapman were married Jan. II. Rev
Charles F. Burleigh performed the cere-
mony. They have the best wishes OF
their many friends.
Jan % s
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AiEB.

South BrooksyilIe.
The seiectmen were here last Saturday
and laid out highway.
joseph Dunn was injured by fall on
the ice one day last week.
The Willing Workers will meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. NJ. ID. Chatto.
Schooner mildred May, Capt. A. l..
Condor, is loaded with gravel for Port
land.
Joseph Tapley is having quite a serious
time with his eyes. He intends to go to
Portland for treatment.
Interesting religious meetings are being
held here by Rev. c. B. Morse. A goodly
number has been converted.
Feb. 5. c.
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GRAIN.O! GRAIN.O!

:, hemember that name when you want de-
heious. apPetizing, nourishing food drink TO
take The place of coffee. Sold by all yrocers
and liked by all who have used IT, Iirain.O ia
made OF pure grain, IL aids digestion and
strengthens the nerves. IL Ia not a stImuiapt
but health builder and the children as well az
the adults can drink 1t with grea, benefit, Costs
about = as much as coffee. he and ssc per
package Ask your grocer for GraIn-O
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Atlantic.

Atlantic.
Emery Joyce has sold his boat to parties
in Provincetown, Mass.
Harry Havey and family, OF Franklin
are visiting at Capt. j. c. Kent's.
The first sieighs were seen out Wednes-
day. Those having wood chopped are
improving this snow to get it out.
The V. l. society held supper and mas
querade ball al the hall Tuesday evening
There was the largest crowd ever gathered
there. The music and prompting were
excellent. A large number masked
Many OF the costumes were finely got up.
An excellent time was enjoyed by all.
Feb. 2. s.
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Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney aud Bladder Disease re-
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AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE. 1t Ia a great surprise
on account of its exceeding promptness in re-
lieving pain in bladder. kidneys and back in male
or female. Reievs retention of water almost
Immediately II YOU want quick relief and cure
this Is the remedy Sold by s. ID. WIGGIS, Drug
yisf Ellsworth Me.
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advertisements.


500.
DIR. T.. Detchon's Anti Diuretic
May be werth to you more than 800 If you
have child who soils bedding fpom inconti-
aenee of water during sleep. Cures old and
young alike. 1t arrests the trouble at once. 81.
Sold BY s. d. WIGGIN, Druggist, Ellsworth, Me.
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Center.
p. 5. Robbins lost valuable horse last
week.
w. w. Hodgdon went to Bar Harbor
last week.
Mrs. l.. A. Brown, OF Boston, has been
visiting her brother, William W. Hodg-
don.
l.. w. Stewart and wife returned to Bar
Harbor last week. Mrs. Stewart was called
here by the illness of her moth Mrs.
Joan Clinkard.
One OF CeDter's prominent young men
had narrow escape from freezing last
Wednesday night. He started from home
Wednesday morning to 60 up on the
mountains to clear roads. After finishing
his work he started for home, bnt by some
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passDer Notice.

THE undersigned hereby gives nouce thai ne
i has contracted with the City OF Ellsworth oI
the support of the poor, during The ensuing year
and has made ample provision for their support
He therefore forbids all persons from furnishing
supplies to any pauper on his account, as without
his written oraer, ne will pay for no goods Sc
furnished. HARRY {. JoNrs
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Bass fIarbor.

BIss Harbpr-
Sidney Wallace went to Trenton last
week with his span OF horses, to work in
the woods.
The correspondent was IN error In stat =
Ing in the article in last weeks AMERICAN
that DR.. Howard Abbott, OF this town,
was membe Of the Hayerbill mining
company, the same with which John ID.
Crimmin, ir., oi East brook. was connected.
DIR. Abbott knew Crimniu, hose claim
joined his. DIR. Abbott Was praeti icing In
Lynn, Mass, " hen the gold fever broke
out. He joined the koyukuk mining
company, formed ia Boston,, aud wet
overland to Seattle. They had n steamer
built there, aud went 10 st. Michael and
thence up tho Yukon river.
Feb. s. j. 4. Z.
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miscaIculstion he took the wrong road,
and did not reach home till o'clock
Thursday morning almost exhausted.
Feb. 8. ii.

North Biuehut.
w. Graves Leach, OF Penobscot, visited
friends here recently.
Daniel II. Treworgy Ia at work over at
Brooksville in the woods for T J. Wescott.
hulled- corn supper was given at
Grange hall Tuesday night. A good time
is reported.
Ernest Howard, who sustained injuries
while working in the woods recently, is
recovering rapidly. -.
rhe little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Gray, aged nine years, fell on the
ice the other day breaking one of the
bones OF her wrist. DR.. Wardweli, of Pc
nobscot, set the bone.
School in district No 6, taught by Miss
Lizzie d. Grindle, of Bluehll, closed FRI
day. Miss Grindle has conducted all the
terms OF school in this district the past
year, and has given good satisfaction
both to parents and pupils. Following is
a list of pupils not absent or tsrdy during
the winter term: c. Carroll Dunbar, F.
Marion Dunbar, Charles +. Wescott, jr.,
Lydia /. Grinde. Addie Sopcr, Lewis L..
ellis and Levi B. T. ellis.
Feb, 3. w.
Great POND.
+. f. Mace returned Friday from trip
to Portland.
Mrs. Ezra Williams is In Ellsworth for
few days.
Mrs. George Clarry is recovering from
her recent Illness.
Mrs. Eugene Laughlin is spending a
few days in town.
Messrs. Bishop, Hoiyoke, Estsbrook
and Fahey, OF Bangor. are at Alligator
lake for ten days.
4. II. Chick. OF East Eddineton, who is
to clerk in F. L. Mace's store the remain
der of the winter, arrived Thursday.
Brainerd Siishy and wife, OF Amherst,
were in town Friday, Mr., SiIsby went to
Alligator lake to cook at Lskeview. as
Mr.. Haynes has named his sporting camp.
Feb. 1. FLossfE.
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Surr1.
J. +. Gott has been i'll with n bad cold,
but is better.
Miss Gertrude Anderson has gone to
Philadelphia to live with her sister, Mrs.
Neilen T.. Stevens.
Ivory Anderson, OF North Bend, lost
horse last week. rhe animal had injured
himself IN some way IN his stall, 30 that
1t WAS NECESSARY To have him killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. Sanborn, OF
Portland, are receiving the coBgrsIula-
tions OF tLeir many friends. Ii is daugh-
ter, born Jan, 8. Mrs. iSanborn was form
ery Miss Florence Osgood, OF Surry.
Feb. 3. q.
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Ashvule.
Mrs. j. y. Small, VINO has been on the
SICK list 50 long, is some better.
L. q. Bunker has returned from West
sullivan, where he has been employed by
his brother, >. 5. Bunker.
Fred Farren ana wife, of Jeffrey, \. H.,
who have been visiting Mr.. Farren's sister,
Mrs. Fred Bean, Will return home this
week
w. II. Hail is i'll again. His sob Free
me mt, who is at Bangor school this win
ter, came home to stay with his father a
few days.
Miss Wilma Googins leaves this week
for C.stine to finish her course at the nor :
mai school, Her many friends wish her
much success. Her mother, Mrs. Julia
Tracy, intends to accompany her to Ban
gor.
Feb. 5. MEB.
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LamOine-
Mrs. Charles Hodgkns was in Bang or
last week.
James Hersey is in town, after long alb
sence.
There will be harvest supper in the
Grange Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Coolidge went to Ellsworth
Saturday. She Will stop several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Maggie Whitaker.
Feb. 5. ii.