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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-28

Thursday evening. The tables were
formed In hollow square with round
table In the center each handsomely
spread, and decorated with a profuslon
OF ferns and flowers with candelabra
aiding In the charming effect Purple
and white Of course prevailed, and
blended with the other tints in artistic
display, During the banquet Held's
band dlscoursed choice musical selec-
lions and addresses were made by a
number Of the committee and others.
Mrs. w. G.. Sharp gave a dinner at
the Alta club last night for twelve. The
table was laid In the red room and was
decorated with American beauty roses.
The guests were: DR.. and Mrs. Lind
say, Miss Hardness, Mr.. Barclay, Mr..
Young. Mr.. Pollock, Mr.. Wicks.
on Tuesday evening Miss Alice
Adams and Albert T. Atkins were unit
ed In marriage the event taking place
at tht home Of the brides mother. Mrs.
NJ. $. Adams, Bishop o. +. Whitne,
officiating. The ceremony was Wit
messed by the families and intimat,
friends OF the contracting parties, and
later a delightful reception was held,
about forty guests being present The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
vines and flowers. the parlor with it's bay
window transformed into a bower, with
myrtle and asters. and every niche filed
with flowers, being especially pretty
The bride was attended by Miss Salll-
Evans and Mr.. W. T. Reed acted as
best man. The bride was gowned In
white chiffon with trimmings OF lace.
and the bridesmaid wore a dainty
gown Of pink A mandolin and guitar
club rendered musical selections during
the evening and delicious refreshments
were served Mr. and Mrs Atkins will
be at home az 500 Fifth street after Oct.
LIST $50
a pleasant surprise Of the week was
the marriage Of Mr. Henry George
Taggart the talented artist. and Miss
Mary d. Sample. Of Sewlckley. Pa. The
ceremony was performed on Tuesday
eyeg'ng In ST. Marks cathedral. Dean
Eddie officiating The bride was
gowned IN a becoming costume OF gray.
She Is most accomplished and win be a
welcome acquisition 10 Salt Lake social
circles Mr.. Tageart hae become well
md porularly known IN salt Lake dur
Ing his short residence here. through
his paintings, his work In portrait
painting being such as FEW American /
artists have excelled. Mr. and Mrs |
Taggart will reside here for the present |
The marriage Of Miss Maud Angel 4
and William Rrusch took place on
Tuesday might, the ceremony being per.
formed by Bishop VI. r. Clswson al the
home Of the bride Mrs woolrich was
matron Of honor and Frank Angel was
best man. The bride wore becoming
costume 81 white silk mule with lace
trimmings and carried roses. After the
ceremony the wedding party and guests
were driven 10 Finch's restaurant
where an elaborate supper was served
Mrs. G. A. stock. wife OF the well
known steamboat inspector, OF Nash
vile Tenn, IL here visiting with her
sister. Mrs. 5. G. Sheriff..
The musicale given az St Mary.
Deanery on Tuesday night FOR the bsnes
j, OF the building fund was most sue.
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ia

There has been festiyty enough dur
Ing the week to satisfy the glddiest de-
voice at the shrine Of pleasure. The
carnival has given the city gala tinge,
suggestive Of festivals Of ancient days,
and outside OF this, the number of pri-
vate events have sufliced to keep the
social wheel In dizzying whlrl
throughout the week. A number of
events are planned for the coming
month"; including list Of brilliant
dancing parties to be given by different
societies Of the city.
Among the interesting events OF the
week was the marriage Of Miss Mamie
McAllister and Frank w. Thatcher
which took place In the Logan Temple
on Wednesday ON Thursday Mr. and
Mrs, Thatcher came 10 Salt Lake for
brief visit with relatives. and yesterday
q luncheon was given in their honor by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Spencer. The table
was decorated with roses and smilax
and covers were laid for twelve. Pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thatcher, ST., Mr.
and Mrs. William Rossiter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steven Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. He
Der Lynch. The bride is the daughter
Of Manager John McAllister, OF Saltair,
and the groom son Of Mr.. George
Thatcher, of Logan. They left ON yes
terday afternoon for Germany.
Miss Mamie Porter gave an elaborate
luncheon at the Kenyon yesterday In
honor OF Miss Edna Donnellan. The
tables were laid In the red room and
covers were laid for thirteen. The golf
idea prevailed throughout. the place
cards being hand-painted golf-glrls and
the souvenirs tiny golf-bags. The guests
were attired In golf costumes and en-
Joyed a contest at the popular game
during the afternoon At the table,
which was beautifully decorated with
nasturtions, smllax and carnations,
were the following guests: Miss Dom
nellan, Miss Salisbury Miss Pope. Miss
Geddes. Miss Jacobs. Mrs. r. II. Chan
ming, Miss Burke, Miss Doolev Miss
Cavanaugh, Mrs. A. f. Walker, Misses
Eloise and Laura Sherman.
On Thursday Miss Phyllis Vincent
and Mr.. Francis Rodgers were united In
marriage the ceremony being per
formed IN the Temple during the day by
Bishop Winder. and a quiet reception
being held In the evening at the home
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In honor OF W. T, Stllwell, who is 10
depart In the near future on q mission
70 England, was postponed until next
Friday evening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-28

Inc ABOVE reproduction is Of photograph the comfortable home OF
Chris FDgare located ON r.,.on avenue
60 % NUMBER peng z8D between Twenty and Twenty.hfth
recuy racing Lester Park the in the CITY Mr. Fly
mouse was butt during pressed bk ana ,s,v sr,neie
@ On h outside the inside being finished Upon the ar, aoor
anu oouole pao With folding connections bedroom dining
pa Kitchen and bath Up are nns e he'd rooms
ticulass " ""1 " 'ey comfortable in all par
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Women may be Beautiful.

Nothing is so attractive, so suggestive
Of purity Of mind and body as clear
yelvety complexion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-28

The musicale given az ST. NARY
Deanerv on Tuesday nigh, FOR the hsrse
Of Of the building fund Was A mos, sue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-12-04

West Brooksvine.
Schooner Commerce" is laid up at
Wasson's wharf.
Mrs. George II. Tapley will return from
Rockland Wednesday.
Miss Laura II. Jones has returned from
few weeks visit in Massachusetts,.
DR.. Eugene Tapley, OF West fremont,
passed Thanksgiving here with his pa
rents, Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Tapley.
Engineer Charles p. Tapley, of the yacht
"Aria", is at home for the winter. The
yacht has been placed ia winter quarters,
and Second Engineer Harry Tapley will
remain on board Of her.
Rev. II. L. Packard, pastor of the Con-
gregational church, has organized sing
ing class here to meet on Tuesday and
Friday evenings in the vestry. A marked
improvement is noticed in the church
singing.
Dec. 2. ToMsoS.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Southwest Harpor.
Seth Norwood and bride are in town,
visiting his parents, Capt. and Mrs. Robe
No wood.
The Congregational sewing circle will
hold SAFE and entertainment at fremont
ball Thursday evening, Dec. 5.
Mr.. Watson, of Brockton, Mass, with
his wife, has lately been in town looking
over the construction of the cellar founda-
tion of the fine new cottage to be erected
for him near the Stanley house.
Several transfers of land have recently
been made at Southwest Harbor. Oils
Mills, who sold his farm on Greetings
island, has purchased fine lot with shore
front near Smith Savage's and will build a
cottage. A little above the Long estate,
also with water front, Mrs. Amos Bracy
has secured fine building lot and hopes
to commence building cottage next sea-
son.
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LINscoTr HonaKINs.

The home OF Capt. J B. Linscott and
wife was the scene of pretty wedding on
Thursday evening, Nov. IS, when their
daughter Ella was united in marriage to
Raymond E. Hodgkins.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with wreaths of evergreen and white, To
the strains OF the wedding march, played
by Miss Addie Hodgkins, sister OF the
groom, the bridal party entered the parlor
and advanced to deep recess, where,
standing under an evergreen arch, the
ceremony was impressively performed by
Rev. ]. ) B air.
The couple were attended by Miss Dora
Linscott, sister of the bride, as brides
maid, and Howard Berry, of Bar Harbor,
as best man. The bride looked very pretty
in a dainty gown of white muslin,
trimmed with insertion and ribbon, and a
bridal veil fastened with brides roses.
She carried a bouquet OF the same flowers.
The bridesmaid wore white with pink
ribbons and carried carnations
After the marriage ceremony, which was
witnessed only by the immediate fami-
lies OF the contracting parties, an informal
reception was held, and large nun Der OF
friends gathered to extend best wishes
and congratulations to this worthy couple.
Delicious and bountiful Refreshments
were served during the evening.
The bridal pair were the recipients of
many useful and valuable presents of sill
yer. china, linen, etc.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Hodgkins are ma
tives of this town, Mr.. Hodgkins being
the eldest son of Winfield S. Hodgkins, of
East Lamoine. They are young people
of energy and character, and it is regretted
that this town offers no inducement to
them for home. Both have been en-
ployed in Portland for some time. Mr.
Hodgkins has position as bookkeeper in
the firm OF oren Hooper q Sons in that
city. They will reside in Portland. They
carry with them to their new home the
best wishes of the people of their native
town.
Nav N II
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COUNTY NEWS.
- ,.ss,fioral Comaig H~,es sec other pages

sargentsiiie.
win Luikin has moved to Bucks Har-
Dor, Rockville.
or. Carter and wife spent Thankssiv-
ing at BIuehili.
The Maine Lake Ice Co.'s new icehouse
is i40xiGO and contains four apartments.
The company is also building contin-
uatlon to their railway TO connect With
their power house. They will enlarge
their power house, put In larger boiler
and an electric plant. With their added
capacity for storing ice and their new
machinery for handling IL, II looks now
as IL II will be very busy winter here.
The general manager, George b. Foster.
OF Scranton. Pa, and his son Charles. SUI
perintendent, are pleasant men, and have
won a host OF friends la this vicinity.
Scott Lymburner, the boss builder. is a
Young pan for so important place, but
is boss OF his trade.
flee. l. "
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of Bluehiil. The parents and friends
gathered at the schoolhouse on the after
noon OF the last day and listened to the
following exercises: Chorus, school; reci-
tations, verna Lawrie, Dallas Tracy, Ethel
Hooper, Adds Williams; music, Nina
Butler; reci,ations, Caroline Hooper,
Maurice Butler; hand exercise, second
reader pupils; Rotations, Avis Murch,
Stanley Lawrie, Chester Williams, Fedora
woodworth; song, Sadie Lawrie and Avis
Murch; recitstions, Jasper Bragdon, Sadie
Lswrie, Walter Murch, Nina Butler;
chorus, school. Miss Slower has the good
will OF the pupils and the esteem OF the
parents.
Nov so. X.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-12-04

THE AMERICAN has subscribers at 100
Of the I1e post-o6sces in Hancock county;
su the other papers tn the county COM
bsned do not reach so ntany. TEs AMER
fcAS - not the only paper printed in
Hancock county. and has never claimed to
be, but IL IS the only paper that can prop
erlg be called a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The ctrcliia-
zion Of THE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Harbor Records summer list. IS larger
ssGn that Of all the other papers printed
In Hancock county.
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: ,nth beer Isle.
George Stinson moved into his newly
purchased residence this week.
Mrs. Maud Small left Thursday for Bos.
ton to i,in her husband for few days.
Miss Jennie Cole, OF BROOKLYN, came
Wednesday, the guest of SIR. and Mrs
Set Hatch.
A X. Warren and family left the last
of the week for ,Melrose, Mass, where
they will make their residence.
There was a shooting match at the
lower district Thursday under the auspices
of Lewis Judkins. All the young men in
the region round about attended. The
first prize was won by Adrian Stanley,
who scored $50, the next by his brother,
Stephen Stanley. The sportsmen report a
fine time.
Thanksgiving day passed wit b the usu-
al family gatherings in this vicinity. A.
K Warren, with his wife and son, and Mrs
L. Ma Robbins and son TOOK dinner witt
Mrs. r. $. Warren Mr., and Mrs. Lewis
Jadkins visited Mrs F. Warren. Mrs.
Ziipha Webo arrived ia season to spend
the day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
jeremiah Greenlaw Sre lett Tor home
Saturday, sccompani, ~ tar as 4 'ckland
by her sister, Mrs N-ttis Rscklin vino
has also been visiting her parents this
week.
~ %. Eco
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Brooknn-
Mrs. Abbie Allen returned from Masss.
chusetts Sunday.
Joseph Freethey, OF Nsskeag, has gone
to Portland for the winter.
Mrs II. 5. Kane and daughter Hattie are
spending week at Yarmouth. Il
Annie and Musa Dollard went TO ston-
ington Saturday to spend few days.
J. j. Mcdonnell, Warren Ford and Ed.
Griffin are at home from Esstport where
they have been employed.
VIII Tibbetts and Owen Freethey are
home from Boothbay, where they have
been working in the ssrdine factory.
The Farther Lights society will hold its
monthly sociable in he chapel Wednesday
night, Dec 4. Subject. China" y
Postmaster T. C Stanley was given a
surprise by twenty three OF his friends
Nov. "a, the anniversary OF his birth
Roger, the younger son OF A II. Sherman,
died Tuesday of peritonitis. Funeral SER
vices were held Thursday, Rev. Mr.. Book
officiating.
Della HILL returned from Fort Fairfield
Tuesday, where she has been teaching.
TIE schools there are closed on account of
diphtheria Miss Hill will teach the win
ter term OF school in precinct Z
Dec. uSE FEMME
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOMIE
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Children are not alike either.
One is rosy, bright-eyed, full
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Sickly children need special
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North fastine.
Miss Iuez Perkins has gone to Prospect
to teach school.
Miss Annie Corners is at home from the
high school to spend her vacation,
Mary Dunbar, who has been teaching in
Ellsworth, is at home for her vacation.
Wallace Conner has gone to New Jersey
where he has employment for the winter.
Mrs. Leroy wardwell has gone to
Augusta to visit her son, Roy L. wardwell.
Hebert Perkins, who has work at the
coaling station at Lamoine, is at home for
brief visit.
William Steele who has occupied rooms
at A X. Dodge's, has moved his family
into his new house.
Miss Dora NJ. Leach, who Is teaching
here, has gone tc North Bluehill to spend
Thanksgiving and the remaining days OF
this week with relatives.
Nov. 30. l..
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West Sullivan.
Mrs &. II. Abbott IL better.

West Sullivan.
Mrs. c. II. ABBOTT Is better.
Robertson & Hsvey have moved to their
winter quarry.
DIR. w. l.. Haskell's party got eight deer
up country recently.
Percy Donnell, OF franklin, fell and
broke his leg last Wednesday.
Frank Hooper and brother have bought
the second CrimmiB house, and moved
In.
Alec Pettee and Howard Bunker had a
shooting match Thanksgiving day. IL
was largely attended.
Dec 2. u.
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West Eden.

West Eden.
Capt. Howard Mayo has hauled up the
schooner Napoleon, and is at home.
Mrs. Aooie Suminsby and children, of
Bar Harbor, are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. B. Knowles.
Miss Helen Mansfield closed school Fri
day. Her school gave an entertainment in
the evening. The subj ct was "Thanks-
giving. TIE parts were we'll rendered,
and showed great painssaking on the part
OF the teacher. Miss Mansfleli is engsged
for the winter term.
Nov. %. NJ.
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~.,uth Prnob~cot-
Mrs. Fisnk Miller il in Portland for a
short v'-it with relatives.
Ed Ssre Lsskey, young boy who has
been liv,ag At o ivee NJ Perkins for the
psst three moaths, il now locked up in
,-tine for theft. On Monday morning,
Nov 25, during the absence OF Mr.. aud
Mrs Pe-sin-, young L'ssey broke open a
bureau and took two gohd watches, two
brooches and swo rings. Mrs. Perkins
upon her re,urn discovered the loss, and
~ ouce ieiephoned to Mr.. Perkins at East
Bluehili, also to Csstine, at which place
the boy was captured, as be was waiting
Tor the steamer "Frank Jones" to go to
Esstport or Calais. Some OF the stolen ar
ticles have been recovered. Young Laskey
claims TO ne sixteen years old, but in
looks and general appearance, would
seem to be about twelve.
Nov. % CLIMAX.
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about eight days ago. He was nesriy
eighty three years OF sge. and Up TO his
last illness was remarkably active Tor :
man OF his years. Mr.. DJrr was one OF
Bucksport's highly esteemed residents
man OF the strictest integrity, and Tor :
long time connected with the snsirs oil
the town. For the past few years he mas
been the town liquor agent.
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Buek-port.
Mrs. Cora s NOR died al the home OF
Wednesday, from consumption. Besides
the husband sud parents, Two sisters sur
vive, Mrs. Alice Grant and Mrs. George
Atwood, both OF Bncksport. The de-
ceased was thirtythree years.
Lsmuel i. Dorr died Thursday night
from paralysis, having been stricken
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-12-04

Boston, Nov. IS Especially Miss Olga Nj.
e. wiberg, OF Boston. aud II. ID. Gordon,
OF West Sullivan, were married by Rev.
Aug. Erickson, at his home, l3s Harold
street, Roxbury, on the evening OF Wed
nesday, Nov. 20. Sixteen guests were
present. The bride was prettily attired
In soft gray cashmere, over silk, with lace
trimmings.
After congratulations a wedding supper
was served. The bride aud groom left
Immediately afterward, being showered
with rice and roses as they entered the
carriage. They received many handsome
presents from Boston friends.
WEST sULLIvAS, Nov. "a (specia)
and Mrs. Gordon arrived here Monday
evening. A large party met them at tn, ir
home that evening " here pleasant reeep'
tion was held. Among the guests were
w. l.. Haskell and wife, v. b. Gordon and
wife, James Scott sud wife, Rev. b. W.
Russell and wife, +. r. Haskell and wife,
MI. and Mrs. Anderson, Misses Josie and
Minnie Bunker, Mrs. osviile Gordon, K.
L. Gordon.
The young couple are settled In their
home here, aud receiving many coHgrat-
uIa.ions. Their friends ia the vicinity
also remem beted them With many hand
some presents.
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COUNTY NEWS.
a. ade.al.os.al Oo..n.u zoe. .a. ather pages.
Lanoin.

LamOine.
Miss Eva Linscott came home from Bos-
ton Thursday to attend her sisters we'd
ding. She will remain at home few
weeks.
The winter term OF school in this pre-
cinct will commence Monday, with the
same teacher as last term, Miss Sara Cog
gins. The high school will commence the
same day under the instruction of George
Cooper, OF smyrna Mills, a student in
Bates college.
There III be Christian Endeavor So
eial Friday evening, Dec 6.
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North sedgwtcx.
The hunters have shot two more deer,
making five In all.
Roy Allen returned Saturday from Mel.
rose to spend the winter at home.
County Deputy Dority. OF North Blue.
hill, visited North Sedgwick grange Fri
day evening.
Dec. 2. p.w
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North Deer Isle.
Frank Hardy has had telephone
placed Ia bis house.
Tue steamer Frank Jones" made her
Iast call for the winter on December 2.
Mrs. Charles Haskell and Mrs. Mont
ford haskeII have gone to PAwtucket, X. /.
Master Chsuneey Hutchinson, OF st.
JohnsUury, Vi, Is The guest OF his grand
mother Mrs. George Hatch.
Capt. Frank Gray and wife entertained
their children and grsndc sildren, mum
Gering nineteen, at their home Thanks
giving day.
Miss R1selle BiscE, OF Little Deer Isle,
was married to Edward Greeulaw isst
Wednesday evening, at the home OF Capt.
Charles Greeniaw.
Capt. Wills Scott and wife arrived
home from Boston last week. Capt.
Scott bias bsuied the yacht "LsmonIe"
up az South Boston for the winter.
Aionzo Howard died very suddenly at
has home ON the morning Of November
2T,agud thirty years. The funeral services
were held at the church Friday, Rev.
Minot HssiwelI officiating.
Dec, 2 Il
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Embellishments.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
G L Q o M
Women Find Happiness
and Health in
Or. Greene's Nervura.

Are these horrible aches and pains natu-
ral2 Am doomed to lose my health and
good looks through suffering can't prevent?
thin and sickly at thirty, and full of wrinkles