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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The Carbondale Medical association
met last evening at the home of DR.. j.
s. Graves. OF this borough. Thirteen
ot the members of the association were
present beside the host. DR.. :. 5.
Shields. of Carbondale. read paper
on "Tubcrculosis." which was after
wards discussed by several of the
members, and DR.. Jackson, OF May
field, delivered an excellent address on
"t'istula." At 10 o'clock the physicians
sat down to an excellent spread which
had been provided by the host, and
after doing full justice to the many
good things. cigars were passed and a
very pleasant time enjoyed. Those
present were Drs. A. and j. S. Niles,
Fletcher, Harper. Malaun. Ottman.
Meeker. S. $. Shields, Carbondale;
jackson. Mayfield Edwards, Clifford:
Van Doren, Archbald; NJ. j. Shields.
Davis and Graves, Jcrmyn.
Yesterday was exhibit day at the
public schools. The exhibition of the
work of the pupils in each room of
both the graded and High schools was
displayed, and was highly creditabe to
both the teachers and scholars. Quite
number Of parents and others inter-
exhibition throughout the afternoon.
and they were we'll repaid for their
trouble. All the work showed COM
mcndabc ncatness and this. the first
exhibit: was highly successful. The
drawings were particularly well done
and some of them showed striking ar
tistic taste. Among those worthy of
special mention were those of Cora
tn,, ,InI To, 1n\
Hills. Willie Gilbert. Willie Allen.
Agnes Freas, Mabel Forschner. Nellie
Gavin. Susie Davis and Mabel Afford
The work of the little tots in the pri-
mary room came in for many natter-
ing compliments.
The members of Corporal Oscar G.
Smith camp, Sons of Veterans. will
meet in Assembly hall at o'clock to-
morrow evening for the purpose of at
tending divine service at Archibald, in
response to an invitation from the
Peckville post. Grand Army of the Re-
public. Rev. NJ. D. Fuller. pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal church. will
preach the sermon. All veterans of the
two boroughs are invited to meet in
Assembly hall and accompany the
camp.
The members of Corporal Oscar G.
Smith camp, Sons Of Veterans, will
meet in their hall Friday morning al
80 o'clock for the purpose of decorat'
ing the graves of the departed veter-
ans. a detail will go to both Gene
teries for that purpose. There will be
no other exercises here on Memoria
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian DeGraw, of Sec
ond street. are at Thurston today, at
tending the funeral of MIR. DeGraw' :
, brother. who died Thursday, after q
very brief illness.
Miss Lila Hutchings. of Moosic. is
the guest of Miss Josephine Davis. oi
the south end.
A little daughter was born yesterday
to MIR. and Mrs. George Dunn, of Mail
street.
The heavy halStorm of yesterday az
tcrnoon did considerable damage II
fruit trees in this vicinity.
Rev. S. u. Molter. Of the Primitive
Methodist church, will preach tomor'
row morning on "ilow To Obtain Per
feet Love" Wednesday. league vii
meet AT + o'clock. followed by the reSu
lar service at o'clock. when the pas
tor will preach from the following sub
ject, THE Wandercr from God,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
OF The RAILROADS
ALL ABOARD Foh LAKELoDoRE.
A Delightful Ride, Boating, Fishing,
Music, Etc.-Other Amusements.

The first excursion of the season to
Lake I.odOrc will be run on Memorial
Day, May 80. via the Delaware Il Hud-
son Railroad Take train for the
lake and at the lake take boat from
the new wharf near the refreshment
stands and SEE the peerless sheet or
water in all its sprinG-time beauty
Bauer's fun orchestra will furnish
special music in the great white dance
psviion The best catering will b" on
the grounds and a variety of amuse-
ments will he provided. Special trains
leave y. L. Fl. depot, Scranton. at o:ll
and 1913 a. IN. Greatly reduced cX-
rursion rates from all stations. Tick
cts good on all trains.
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WILL STAY ON THE MAP.
Lake Ariel Not to Be Shut Off from
Excursionists.

Lake Ariel is not to be shut off from
eXcursionists, as was presumed wheI
word came that the covered platform
at the station was being RACED.
During the coming season the Eric
company will not invite excursions be
cause of the need ii will have of al
its equipment To care for the Pan
American traffic on the main line. NeNl
year, however the company will Seeh
TO make Lake Ariel more popular than
ever as an excursion resort.
Regular trains for the accommoda-
tion of cottagers and hotel guests vii
he run as usual,
The razing of the platform is ac-
counted for by the fact that part of
it was dilapidated and liable to give
way. To prevent possible accident il
was taken down.
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AT WEST POINT.
Colonel Mills, Commandant at the
Military Academy, Is Related
Here

Military Academy, Is Related
Here.
The accounts of the recent hazing in
VcSticatiOGS at the West Point mill
tary academy have been read with cs-
pecial interest i'm this city. as the COM
nandant. Colonel Mills, is closely re-
lated To the family of that name in
carbOndac His efficient service since
being appointed is a matter of great
satisfaction to his relatives in this Scc-
ton. Speaking of him and the haZinG
disturbances IA high war department
official says:
"Hcforc Colonel Mills was appointed
to he head of the military academy n
bad condition of otfairs obtained. The
boys practically controlled tho inStitu-
lion. They had their own rules and
regulations and orders from inStrtc-
tors We're interpreted by these. Thcn
came Colonel Mills and an attempt to
enforce the governments rights. The
court of inquiry and the congressional
investigation followed ana it resulted
in the passage Of law strictly for
bidding haZing. Colonel Mills enforced
that law aud the boys were dazed at
the rapid succession of blows to their
cherished arrangomonts.'
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MOOSIC.

Mrs. Charles Gates, of Carbonate,
visited her sister, Mrs. James Levan,
of North Main street, Wednesday.
Mrs. Steward, of New York city, and
daughter Mrs. Smith, of Scranton,
spent Wednesday with friends in town.
Miss Lila Ostrander visited Scranton
yesterday.
MIR. p. j. Lowering spent Thursday
evening in PeckVille.
Mr.. G. $. Snyder returned last even
ing from Gettysburg. after attending
a session of the Grand lodge.
The Ladies Missionary society of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25

the Presbyterian church will hold a So
Cial in the church Tuesday evening
supper Will he served. Ice cream
candy and aprons will be for sale.
Everybody is invited.
The NJ. l. A. =. club met last evening
at the home of Miss Elizabeth Greene.
The Moosic Powder company Will
pay their employees to-day.
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A Farewell Dance.

Miss Mabel Alice Carr, ono of tho
most popular members Of the Friday
night dancing class. is to remove in a
short time from this city to Scranton.
In order to appropriately hid her fare
well tho members of the class will hold
a social next week in her honor It
will he held in the Burke building and
every arrangement will be made for
one of the most elaborate social events
of the season Miss carr's departure
will he greatly regretted.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
Coalbrook Idle.

The -r0nVoyor System AZ rcalbrouk
h"eaher broke down yesterday morn
inS, 80 'he breaker was shut down for
III" day. \ great deal of trouble has
heen experienced with the convcyors
since the erection of the breaker /
couple of years ago. 1t was thought
tho erection of the new Nc. breaker
would do away with these accidents,
hut il seems the trouble has not been
eliminated Vet.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
An Incipient Fire.

An electric wire in tho clothing store
of p. A, Duffy, on Main street, became
disarranGed Thursday night and COM
ing i'm contact with another wire threw
sparks against the ceiling. A passer-
by noticed the blaze and before any
serious damage had been occasioned
the fire was extinguished. The ceiling
was quite badly scorched in one place.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
A New Selection.

Professor w. +. Lynott leader of
the Mozart orchestra, has added a
new dance to the already large list
played by that popular organization.
IT is "A tNo-Stcp called THE Jumping
Jacks Jubilee. or Fun in a Toy shop.
1t was played for the first time al the
May dance given by the young ladies
of the Recherche club on Thursday
night and made a great hit
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
MI. McNallY Buried.

Tho funeral of the late Lawrence
McNllly was held yesterday morning
from the house on Fowdcrly street
7 hc renains We're borne to st Rose
church. where Rev. George Dixon read
tho requiem mass, after which inter-
mcnt was made in st. Roses cemc-
terry. Quite a large number of towns
people attended the obSoQuies.
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Memorial Night Social.

ON the evening of Memorial day,
next Thui sday, the Recherche clu4
will conduct a social in the Burke
building Professor John G. Firth will
furnish the music for dancing. The
committee in charge of the event
promises tn give the guests il most en-
inNnhlc timc.
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THE PASSING THRoNG.

Martin Murphy is around after a
two weeks illness.
Miss Hattie Rolls called on friends
in Scranton yesterday.
Rev. NJ. Il. Lynott, of Jermyn, was a
caller in town yesterday.
James Garden is convalescent. He
has been i'll for two weeks.
Mrs. Benjamin f. Watkins is being
entertained by New York city relatives.
Mrs. kohn and Mrs. Carter, of Lu-
cretia lodge, y. of r., of carbondale,
visited Ellen Penman lodge, of this
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
Ball Game Declared Off.

The base ball game which was to
have been held today between the
Keystone academy team, of Factory
vile. and the local High school team
has been declared off. 1t is probable
the High school will not he represented
on the diamond this year, although it
has some of the best base ball talent
In town. - ----
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An Operation.

William Davis. of Belmont street,
was operated on yesterday afternoon
by DR.. j, q. Harper for dropsy. He
had been troubled with the disease for
over six months and twelve quarts of
pus We're removed. The operation was
seemingly very beneficial to the pa
tlent, and present indications point to
his Immediate recovery.
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Monday Nights Dance.

The preparations for the dance to he
given Monday night by the Germani,
singing society in their hall on Main
street are about completed and the
event PROMISES To he one of the most
enjoyable ones given by that. popular
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
A Smoker.

\ pleasant smoker was given in the
insurance offices of assistant superin-
tondcnts Naylor and Jones, in the
Burke building Thursday night Ia A.
l.. Avery, Of scranton, the Mctropoli-
tan Insurance company's superintend-
ent in this district. All the local
agents were present
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
A New Chef.

\ young man named Joyce, from
Scranton, has accepted position as
cncf in Ike Rurros' quick lunch cStab-
lishment. He is a genial young man
and an experienced cook, and MI Bur-
ros viii undoubtedly find him a valua-
BILE employc.
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To Erect a New House.

Giles * Go. are removing the house
of Patrick Mctiarry on the west side
to another portion of the lot. Mr.. Nc
Garry will have a handsome new home
erected on the former site of the old
building
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25

Court Lily, No. 30, Foresters of
America.
Diamond lodge No. %, Shield of
Honor,
Local No. 1916, United Mine Work
ers of Americ,.
The New Federal union.
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A Good Position.

pr.. 'Arno Voigt, Of Honesdale, for
merly OF this city, has received the
appointment as assistant surgeon in
the. Lnzerne alms-house and insane
asylum, at Retreat. There are about
400 inmates in the institution.
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A Pleasant Gathering.

The home of j. Is. Cotter, on Canaan
street, was the scene of a pleasant
gathering Thursday night. Cards and
other diversions We're INDUCED in and
refreshments were served. All present
spent most enjoyable evening.
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Granted q Pension.

Philo j. Snyder has been granted a
pension of sl2 month.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25

means much. Professor c. II. Saft, OF
Scranton. will furnish the music lie
Ii u skilled player.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-25
126 Wyoming Ave.
New Phone and Old Phone.
New York Announcement.
Horner'S Furniture.

We bid for your patronage on
the following grounds:
/. Our stock represents the pro-
ductions Of the BEST MAKERS
ONLY, in addition to goods OF our
own manufacture.
.. Our assortments are as COM
plete in the plain and inexpensive
goods suited to the modest home, as
in the more elaborate and artistic
lines required for the pore preten-
tious home or mansio2
3. Our prices areNe lowest at
which furniture Of standard quality,
and bearing the stamp Of style and
merit in its appearance, can be manu-
featured and sold.
All the latest designs and finishes
in each and every line. including
the fashionable light woods and
effects for summer furnishing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
Accumulation. a

E-aitors Kcnnebec journal. On pe-
haIf ~ humanity. particularly that
,o,tion Of humanity that are sulitfihS
with sickness. nervousness anu SierP
,.-enass. and their name is legion,
,,.,.,,td rois. n vcice against ltaii"-
.al,.s dog nuisance. The question II
e1athe people any rights that III"
cou;ra race should be competed l"
,,eneef and if they have what f'sh'
IA nriyilegc is more clear than thc
ona Of i quiet nights sleep. refresh
;no sl,epo If a large number ot our
citizens We're in the habit hiShtiS' i',.
generally during the precious Sii'A
ho,,rs Of the night. of raising j ''I', =
of hoWls or diScorddnt ana ear "'N
,roctiro noises, how long would j h''i|
suffering community bear ~. N"ui''
!, "a, he declared to be Il nuisance AN"
ho ohated? Have dogs any more
,ionts than people? II peopie N'
doys cannot the mayor. or Alderman
mss an order requiring the OWN -
ccntine the canine fraternity III SUM
building. house or stable at leas' li"i''
q o'cIock to four or five lii the i'ioi "
mo- Would it be any h;iitSh'p N
o,,,or, or dog and would IL not pe an
;.,onse relief 10 the sick ana nervous
rcnnIe who need to have thelr Nihuo"3
o,.an during the summer hlSh'S a'i''
who require more sleep thah tiieF
ossiblv can obtain even uhdef tie
,,,,s, favorable circumstances? FRIDAY
.,;ont Of last week, should pass M"
history as night when the uosN
doytown and surroundings neis n;
hoods reigned supreme. from ti'e
fic howlings and barkinss II appeaie Il.
as though it was an important W.
With them an occasion OF great
ioicing and they wanted all the Pco
Mo to know it. Fortunate the s'u,'''
sleeper to whom this will be nema, new, fnr
ono who does not wake up except '''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
STATE NEWS.
HANCOCK.


Mr. and Mrs. F.. l.. Rich of Bangor.
We're the guests of DR.. Emery on
Main street. a few days recently.
Mr.. Davidson and daughter. Miss
Davidson of Boston. who have been
visiting Mrs. Mary Morgan. have re-
TUNED to their home.
Mrs H. G. Young has returned from
Franklin. where she has been visiting
Tor few days.
s. kitiield OF Orland. was calling on
friends in town, Saturday.
Charles Rcede has returned from
Black Island. where he has been en-
ployed for a few weeks.
Miss Eva Leighton of Ellsworth. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jelison on Main
street.
f. y. Smith ana T.. ~ Osgood went
to Patterns pond last Monday. and re-
turned with long string of nice trout.
Messrs. NVithee. Witham and Lord
ere At work, renovating the Stuart
cottage at South Surry.
The Church Aid Society served sup
per in the Baptist Vestry last Wednes-
day evening. which was well patron
lied.
The farmers are having fine weather
for haying but their crops are suffer
ing for the want Of rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29

breakfast. The writer is not sickly.
nor troubled with sleeplcssness. but
ne was caught awake on this nemor-
able occasion. Probably the concert
commenced about one o'clock and for
Two or three hours it appeared to he
MOST ol the time, a chorus where
EolSe was of more consequence than
harmony. The writer was like the
man who met q stranger at a hotel
where all the beds We're occupied hut
one and he was compelled to share
lhls one with the stranger who re-
marked as they We're retiring II
snorc so ! fear you cannot sleep =
on, says the other. IF you can beat
me YOU are welcome to-" The next
mclnlns he was obliged to acknoyl-
edge that he had passed q slcepless
night. Why" said he. he got to
sleep first and then there was no hope
for me" The advice of the writer is
TO get TO sleep first. before the con
cert commences
y HAI.LOW READER.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
MARRIED..
.AROOSTOOk

-AROOSTOOK.
Hodgdon-Iuly p. Percy G. Tidd and
Miss Sadie L. Welton.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland-July l.. Walter Hastings
Webbing of Portland and Miss Mae Piper
of Rockport: July =, Walter G. Webster
Portland: Joseph II. Hnghey ie:'' ahd DG'h MISS sl
MARI J MgNane. both OF Portland July
and Miss Emma f. Lamson OF Portland.
FRANKLIN.
Phillips-Julv 49, Charles s Phillips and
Miss Oracle +. Grover.
Strong-July 20, Frank II. Smith and
Gertrude d. Foster. both OF Strong.
HANCOCK.
Tremont-July a. Miss Mary A. Kit
tredge to Stanley J. Heath. both of Tre-
mont.
KENNEBEC.
Hallowoll-July Ii. Roy G. Pierce and
Miss Blanche Jaguith.
Gardiner-Jlly Is. Rudolph A. Pickard
and Miss Lizzie Roderick.
KNOX
Rockland-July is. Charles L. Hurd Of
Winterport. and Miss Grace Belle Demuth
of Rockand.
Efiie Bishop. both of Rockland.
LINCOLN
Waldoboro-July l3. Judson A. Creamer
of Waldoboro. and Miss Blanche |. Gen
ther OF Nobleboro.
PENOBSCOT
Bangor-July IS. George NJ. Dolley and
Miss Sadie j. O,Connell; John A. Crafty
and Miss Mary \. CLANCY.
Bangor July L. Edward Day and Mis-
Mary ]. Mitchell of Orono.
West Levant-July Il. Ernest L. Shaw
and Miss Mary F. Barker.
PISCATAQUIS.
Hill. and Miss Katherine Chase of Aakir.-
son.
SAGADAHOC.
Rowdoinham-July Il. Willard Franklin
Cromwell of Bath and Miss Jennie Flor
encc Cromwell of Bowdoinham.
SOMERSET.
Soon-July p Eugene T. Merrill oi
Madison and Miss Mabel \. Maxwell OF
Skowhegan.
WASHINGTON.
St stephen. n. B.-Iuiy =, William Al
bee and Mrs. Clara j. Roberts. both OF
I'nbec~Juiy ~. Albert Mclaughlin of
Milltown. Me and Miss Addie Harmon OF
I.ubec-Iuly y. Frank o'Brien and Miss
Nina McFadden.
North Berwick-July Is, Charles Baston
and Miss Alice Goodwin.
MIS-, ELLA NEOtfS.
Portsmouth. ~ H.-Iuly -. Frank ).
Towle and Miss Mamie Cooper. both Of
Portland. >,...
Canton-July 13. George Cole ana MISS
Addie Lowell. both of Canton.
DiXieId. Centre-July -. Frank l.. Knox
and Miss Susie \. Tainter. both OF DIN
field.
Hanover-July 10. Joseph Morey ana
MISS sarah DYKE. both OF Hanover.
Dixteld-July - l.. Burton Poole Of Do
YER, and Miss Flora a. Townsend OF DIN
field.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29
NEWS NUGGETS.
drought hy the Wires From IN"
>"rsh East. south nnd West.

The Plight Rev. Brooke Foss West
cntt bishop OF Durham. England, IS
dead. He WAS born in lS2'
The bulletin issued ut Naples. late
sunday night. regarding the condition
of Sicnor Francesca Crispi. says the
heart trouble is increasing.
Baron Mount Stephen announces Il
Gift of 10000 to the Presbyterian
church of Scotland. the income to so
IN ministers in his native district or
Aherdeenshire and Banffshire.
Harry Elkes and Jimmy Michae's
have been matched to ride l5-miie
motor paced race on the Asbury PARK
cycle track. Aug s, as the principal
attraction at the National Circuit
meeting.
In n fight between the Mad Muliah
aud the British. July Il. the former
were routed. losing 20 killed The Drit-
ish casualties were Lieut.. Fredeiic.s
and - men killed and L.eIt. Dickson
and 20 men wounded.
The newspaper reports received at
ISineston. Jamaica. from Panama. as
sert that the insurgents are operating
IN large numbers in the vicinity of the
city. and that an order has been issued
bv the government calling upon the
citizens to concentrate in order to re-
no, attacks and to protect property
panama is guarded from the sea by
punboat. According to the same sources
of information the government is eXer-
oising the strictest precautions to PIE
vent news of developments leaking out.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29

\ former resident of this vicinity.
who mad not been in Hallowell for
many years. arrived on the boat. Sat
Gardiner AS he came up from the
dock he was much surprised at the
changes that had taken place on lower
Winthrop street, and started of TO find
some more familiar surroundings. In
the course of his search he wandered
into D. c. SkillingS' provision store.
but here. again. things did not look a.
he had supposed they would. Turning
10 the proprietor. he asked: where
are those grain bins that used to he
alongside that Wall"' MIR. Skillings
told him that they had been removed
some time ago. and then. as the NlSl-
tors gaze wandered round the store.
il alighted on basket of new CAP
bages that stood upon the floor
There" said he. there's my cap-
bages." The proprietor was luSt De
ginning 10 wonder what the man Wa
driving at. when he continued: II II tell
Won about it, When | was boy. III
order 10 get a little money. | raised a
few. cabbagcs. and brought some in I"
Nr. Tobey. who said he would II! I"
cell them for me That was 80 year,
ago but il was the last | ever hrard oi
nv cabbages. Seeing these in the bas-
u. rAninded me Of the incident. And
tban h. went out to continue his Saarch
for something that should LOOK as 1t
ueed 10 look when he was boE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-07-29

go. Cushing-July H.. to the wife of An
sci Orne. a SON
,Ihomaston-July s. to the wife of Byron
Wotton. daughter.
Ninalhaven-July ~. to the wife of Par
kcr Nadsworth, " a daughter
Nashington-July Is. to the wifeof Les
ne cunningham. son tAtwood Everettl.
LINCOLN
Wiscass"t-July Il. to the wife of vii,
Boothbay Harbor-July Is. to the wife Of
warren Maddocks, daughter.
OXFORD.
greenwood. June Is. to the wife of Pat
TICK Henry Scully. a daughter U.izzie
Rumford Falls-July II, to the wife ~
henry Nelson. a son.
East Hebron-July Is. TO the wife OF r.
O. Hdd3don. son.
PENOBsCOT.
East Corinth-July 10. to the wife of
ReV- L. H. I-idstone. a daughter.
PIsCATAQCIS.
Mosnon-Iuly IA, TO the wife of Judsor
Lord, a son. " 0"''
L. Barrows. a daughter
=, Guliiord-Juiy H. to the wife of p Fl.
Is nowlton. a son. -
Sangerviile-July 10. to the wife of r,
H. Leland, q daughter tMarion EDITH
Medford-July r. to the wife of Oscar
Day. a son.
North Erownville-July II. to the wife Of
Joseph Lessor, son (Fred).
SOMERSET.
BrightCn-July 49, to the wife of wo,tsr
NlGkerSon, son William Veazie).
SkoWhegan-July IL, to the wife of Pan,
nouiiard' an lib. boy tKarl Erban)
WASHINGTON.
Eastport-July r. to the wife of Min
edge q. SWEET, daughter
Eastport-July lS, to the wife of A,
drew Gilmore, a SON -