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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-12
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. POSTOFFICE NOTICE
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded 20 the ports Of
sailing daily. and the schedule Of Closings is
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit For the week ending Septem-
Der i, ls0I. the last connecting closes VII be
lnale lrlr dis &C. 4. f-IL.rrs.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-12

apparatus. Con-
suItatiOn ie free.
At London DR.
Edward Koch
was registered at
the tuberculosis
Congress The
name and adj
dress Of Drs. Ed
ward and Robert
Koch can Doe
found ON page 81
Of the official
printed list Of
members and del
egates the OFF,
cIal list of dele
gates Is 10 Doe seen
al CT J. Street
northwest. The
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-12

continuous diIatatiou. b5uEie-, sounds. csusrics.
cuttings. etc. OCCASIONALLY these cure in tx-
ceVtiOusI cases. but q rule ala are failures.
How many patients have had this kind Of treat
meut-rgfieTcl untold misery and pain for months
sr wears, and az last quit b. disgust.
To successfully treat structure, this plastic de-
post must be- removed and as 7 DO tLIs 7
lay claim 90 superiority over an other methods
I can permanently cure any case Of ncaU-
ricated organic structure without re~crtiug 90
the use Of knife. CgusJIcs. hCuEIeS sounds.
OF an operation q any ki0d To any one not
understanding how this is done, IL VIII seem
impossible. however II Is a fact.
,iv treatment rs az such a nature THAI ir acts
directly upon the structure and any diseased
tissue. without affecting the sound membrane.
gradually di--0lving the plastic deposit and re-
moving an ldvyntirious tissue which comes away
in a sawdusJ-like form -hreds.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-12
AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE is hereby given that ON the 18th DAY
OF SEPTEMBER 1901. AT To- O'CLOCK A. ~.
Z viii sea- 40 public auction, az the vaTerrrus
ct James ". Radcliffe. $50 Peuu-y Ivauia Avenue
northwest certain furniture and other household
articles found ly the police. between the Sth
and I2th 81 December. I-.a, in front of AMI
adjacent 90 premises GJ. Sixth Street northwest.
which have not been called Cor Dig tie owner.
ar owners, as contemplated hy law. JAMES 4.
KEMP. Chief. also Property Clerk. Metropolitan
Police. District ot Columbia
Approved by Commissioners. d. c..
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Trnns-Pncihc Mails.

Mills for AUSTRALIA Except West Australia.
which goes va Europe. and New Zealand, which
goes via san Francisco, and FIJI ISLANDS VIA
Vancouver. close here daily al 6-So p m after
se0tcmtcr 3, up TO September "A, inclusive for
despatch per s. NIOWcrl- to)
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII AND
PHI IPPINE ISLANDS, - via san Francisco CtUSa
her, daily nc t-2y o. M up 20 September Is IN
Ciu.svs for despatch yer s. S DOrlc- lO)
Mails for HAWAII. via san Francisco, close here
daily 10 G-Sg o. up % September 10. inclusive
for daS-atch per s. Alaraeda- tol
Nails for AUSTRALIA Except West Australia.
which IS forwarded VIA Europe), NEW ZEALAND
FIJI SAMOA. and HAWAII, via san Francisco
close here daily 40 $3.50 p ~ after September Is
and un 90 September 5, inclusive, for despatch
Irs5r- f.r CHINA AND JAPAN. via Vancoavs-.
elusive. for despatch per S. s Empress us India.
CRe1is-ered mail must be directed Via Van
CCUer-) tcl
Mails for TAHITI and MARQJESAS ISLANDS.
via san Francisco. close here daily az Csc D. n-
un o. October p. inclusive, Tor despatch per s.
-Er1sly fcr COCHIN CHINA ere forwarded 20
New YORK COR connection Nth European steam
.fPHuIPPINE ISLANDS GITtary NaiD de-
yu.r.laE 90 san F-IuCiSCu n all closes Top fhar
rtfrr. 90 -r---et with Government transports.
the ,aifu-S of which are irregular.
gG Registered mails close az p. 10. same rlv
.s0 Registered mails close az p M same fl.
Iln Registered mails close 40 a. Iu. SINE d4.
l0 Registered mails close AZ p previous
Jr1 Registered mails close at u p m previous
saturday
- Registered nails close At : Pc n previous
io Registered mails close az o p M previous
DAY. JOHN s.. MERRITT. Postmaster
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DIR. Edward Koch is in
Washington, at OF
E Street n. w.

He has just returned from Germany and
the tuberculosis Congress at London.
England.
Most physicians now endorse the new
treatment Of Drs. Robert and Edward
Koch, using DR. Robert hUch.s tub,rcu-
line and Dr. Edward Koch Inhalation
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-12

Il Is a well-knowa fact that
in Organic Structure there IS a
Cr0upv deposit hhr0-Fia~tic
materI4l-in and on tle mulus
membrane Uf the water pas
sage that 1t gradually organ
lies and becomes hard. sr=,
and tough. causing a thick
oninE and TucEcriug OF the
membrane. This being the
case. how can cutting 1T rGp-
turing q structure cure it: It
cannot The deposit is >-uL
there.
The ingenuity Of -ha -uC-on
has been thoroughly taxed e.
End al effective method for
the cure OF structure Scores Of
operative procedures have been
dcEisrd--rsdulI. rapid. and
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-12
.PAIHE'S CELERY COMPOUND
GAS STOVES

Cor Cooking and Hcltiug)
GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE.
1924 New York Avenue.
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The Tenleytowu eUchre last night was
well attended Ten prizes were distribut-
cd among winners The proceeds Of these
euchres which are held weekly, are turn
Cd into the building fund Of St Ann s
Church
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-12

MALARIA MAKES IMPURE BLOOD.
Groves Tastc!oss Chill Tonic cures Malaria
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Commissioners Ross and Beach, Major
Sylvester. and Lieut. John A SWindellS
We're at TenIeytown yesterday afternoon,
inspecting the sites offered by various
real estate men for the proposed sub
station L IS thought that decision was
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-12

: close here via Port Tampa. Fla.
acslays, and saturdays, at 2-5O D.
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LIAM NICK. CLAYTON, TN tee
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The Estate Of the Petitioners
Mother Involved in the COntrO-
VcrSy-CrIminnI Court Proceedings
Referred to in the Papers Filled.
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Father Mulvayney took the altar boys
Of Trinity Catholic Church on their an
uual outing. Tuesday The day was spent
at Great Falls.
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for FORTUNE ISLAND. IA
A. CARTHAGENA. AND
S. Alere, from New Y0rk-
must be directed Per s. s.
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Death Of Mrs. Rebeccn JOncs-The
TcnirytoUn EUchrc Proves II sue
ccss-Thc Commissioners Inspect
Sites for New Police station.

Real estate men say that the scarcity Of
houses for rent in Georgetown evidences
that this is "a lucrative field for the in
weston. The demand for houses renting
from SIS To- sos is continual The agents
cannot supply them There are no va
cant houses. comparatively speaking.
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o.. BY rail % Boston and
lose here daily AZ Sis p n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-10
FLaHT - THLEVE8.


Two We've Wounded Nirr Moving q
,.I. boo ru I.H.HH, f"vH.
FuH... April -H....ar 700 Nl.b-
imn.oun. cast .. .H.. aty early Sunday
morning.. wrecked f-' ate a brick
haIdms omun,dby g. a. Marshall a
merchant rnd Neutrality-suspicious.
mtt'a with cuaa.. .n which Nr Nar
shall wa. slightly v.anI.d ml two of
th. r.hh r. v,r. wounded. Due escaped
with small. amount ui booty.
Many valuable papers were destroyed
The big steel vault WIS blown out
and acro,. tho room aud drawer ,1n-
.HiHrH rmi1ra ul hul rlN $500.
blown boo 600 opposite direction tnI Iho
hlI. torn into q thou-autricr.s 30 b.
uu tUmeHf fha rNI.-, succeeded Doc
getting nHc.rd 900 900 cash. fbn other
money laug destroyed that DO could
NOT ir found The property damage to
Do. .f. lu.1ue Wi aI- $500 r.uua.
bis reach 3|n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-10
PHILIPPINE AFFAIRS.
Temporary Government VIM ne Estab-
Ishsd Untn Congres. Acts.

Cagyan. p. L. April Sin rcsponse
10 interrogatorics from Mr. Elihu X ut.
United States secretary Of war. the Phil
iprire. commission has prepared reports
IN the form OF civil government TO be
established June and continue until
congress shall have organized q porma-
nent government for the archipelago.
This temporary civil government is
OK ef.I t1rrnest of o. governor cab.
iu.t nud 70 Legislative. council. and 10 Is
IIt tI.. .. members OF OBJ. rres.
enc umi sion WiU aef b, th. principal
advisers of Governor General Taft al.
though there viii probably he few
Filipino. u the council THE members
Of the provincial Legislature will all bo
appointed
Tho commission viii reach Manila,
May O. attre.nbH-furp provincial g1y-
aum.ut. boo all tHe I.-.. central islands
excepting sumaruud NiudDro A., soon
rs routine business has hcen di.pn,ed Of
cine commission viii urorrad to thc orr
mui1ti1n of every remaining province
DO tle island OF Lulu unI wiilni-o deal
with che matter Of oty governments for
Manila
Conference, last wrak with many
Nurus Nulaul1 trIbg-man aud others
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-10

Helena, April s-Mrs William Han.
cock and her hu.luu. HI Uur.I %
short time ugo. and Hancock Todd Doe
wIID, DO was alleged, that they were
not legally married She uv- Shoe Doe.
loved him aud married % railroad man
mmod Mccall They werr both arrested,
ul Mr., Mccall p.udv guilty 90 hIu.
NY ON the advice of 90 lawyer and wa.
utoncod Co three months boo the puui.
.uutiary
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-10

Cameron. Tex, April Sat % mass
meeting NJ the farmers Of Milan conn.
tv 90 the courthouse saturday boo which
many large planter, were present rs-p
buttons ndnr,iug liberalization were
unanimously adopted and also that NOT
over twu.thiHd- ot acreage should la
Huta1 200 cotton Corn aGl bacon ara
10 h u .aI and cereals of 900 kinds
several W0llmr farmers participated
ud made speeches.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-10

Gonzales. Tex. April o. - Henry
Num-. a farmer. hn. bocu experiment.
ing with trap rows Of cotton for the boil
wccvil, MIR Num- planted a trap Rows
over his Geld aud the cotton hn- been
mp several weeks, aud ho has already
caught aud killed goo boil wcey.l. 1nd
the plan Is proving o1cctual The win
ter has been too mild 90 kill the boil
wccvils, aud many farmer. report them
On their young cotton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-10

Notice Is hereby given that The
regular annual meeting uf the stock
holders and board oft directors ui lNo
Calvert. Waco and Bazns Valley
Railway Co. will ho held 40 the
office uf the company 200 Calvert
Texas, saturday, April ODD 1901 at =
O'Clock p m. pursuant ,H Coo nN-
laws of tine company .ur OBJ" ..lN--
action of such business is mIy come
before the meeting. j. W. Byars,
d-apri0 Secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-10

s. Joseph, Mo, April S-Cry physi
clan Tymrt muay, the statement chat
there aru U u-,, Hi smallpox u South
park. which have never been reported
to the health department aud THAT th.
disease b. ..dIy spreading IT, placed
the whole section of the city uudo'
qulmu iuo Throughout tine northern
urt ut tho state. he says. the disease Il
spreading
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-10

Terrell, Tex. April s-The infant
child of Bob Camp. of Poetry, died from
scarlet fever THIS made thr Thru
death occurring iu Mr. Camps family
Of this disease within week. including
Mr., Camp mud another child
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-10
Held Up aud Robbed.

Dallas, April s.-A young man named
Virgil Smith, living two miles north OF
Dallas on the Denton road, was robbed
and roughly handled by two negroc,
while returning homo Saturday night
He was relieved Of sl9.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-10

III Reno. .. T., AnI, Taylor
frk. who killed his .#1r near Cordoll,
Hlshin county, W.. sentenced tO IS
years ia thc penlluul.Y
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try generallv.-Litersy Bureau,
Sou me- Pacific, Sunset Route,
II. & T. c. RI

Eiprf- n ng women
.oi piI-burg aoj A'r.r Pa
ave Vs. ing an ,l,c'ye va o.
aeain-t ,ue c.suele uabi They
are firmly e,olted % ha,ruo hing
70 do with Young men who smoke
G. e.es .ui h So. c.rord Is
Give Hp cigarette. %. .a op 'ue
g,tl..'
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-07-11
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE,

Whereas, G. A. Furbush OF Mercer, in the
County OF Somerset and State Of Maine, by his
February A. d. 1892, and recorded in the som
erset registry Of deeds, book 2li, page 49, con.
yeyed to one George H. Heaton of Franklin,
Norfolk No 4; County. Massschusetts certain par;
bounded and described rs follows, viz: Com.
mencing on the northerly side of the new
county road. SO called, leading from wilards
Corner In said Mercer to Davis Ferry, 80 call
ed, at the corner OF land owned by James
Chapman, thence westerly by the northerly
line Of said road to the road leading from j.
road to the southerly line OF said Frfzzells
land, thence easterly by said Frizzell's south
erly line to land Of said Chapman, thence
soutiheriy ~ said chapman's land to the 6rst
Also another parcel OF land situated in said
Mercer and bounded and described as follows,
to Wit: Commencing on the westerly side of
said road leading from said Frizzell's to Mer-
Ger village a. the corner Of land occupied in
July A.; d. 1880 ~ Calvin 8. Whitcomb. thence
westerly by said Whitcomb's land to the Bog
stream, so called. thence southerly by said
stream to yellow birch tree, spotted about
1880. thence easterly from said tree to o stake
and stones on the line OF said road, thence
mentioned bound, excepting the right Of
fowage Of said stream heretofore conveyed to
said Frisxell; and
said Mercer and bou nded on the northeast BY
land Of the late Charles Farrand, on the east
by land of said J. N. Frixzeil, and on the south
and south west by land OF said Frizzell, and
ON the north west by the Sandy river, contain
ing hfty acres. more or less: and
Also one other parcel OF real estate situated,
likewise, in said Mercer and bounded and
described ~ follows, viz: Beginning at the
westerly side Of the road leading by said J. n.
FrizzelPs, At the north. west corner OF said
Frizzell's land. thence westerly on said FRI
zell's line twenty-five rods to the bank OF the
brook. thence southerly on the bank OF the
brook about nine rods, to land formerly owned
by Hartly Kimball, thence easterly on said
Kimballs line. and by Q row of apple trees,
about seventeen rods, to . stake and stones,
thence southerly. about FIVE rods, to the road,
thence northerly on the line Of the road, about
thirteen rods. to the first mentioned bound.
containing two and one quarter acres more or
Tess, with the buildings thereon standing;
All the above parcels constituting the prem
said twenty ninth day Of February A. d. 1897
A. ID. 1889 said Charles 81. Heaton, by his as.
signment in writing, In due form Of law. duly
assigned to the undersigned the above mort.
gaged premises and the debt thereby secured,
which assignment bears date the said twenty
second day Of July A. d. 1889 aud is duly re.
corded in the Office Of the register OF deeds
for Somerset County in said state of Maine in
book q42, page 276, and whereas the condition
OF said mortgage has been broken, now there
fore, by reason OF the breach OF the condition
thereof, / claim q foreclosure of said mort.
gage.
SAMUEL R. HARDING.
BY Walton & Walton, his attorneys
July 10, 1901. 3w26
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Canaan.

Howard Kicker met with shocking
and painful accident last Friday. His
horses were hitched to his moving
machine, he stepped in front of the cutter
bar for some reason and the horses started
the scythe hit his heel lacerating it in a
frightful manner. DR.. Taggart Of Show
hogan and DIR. Shean of Canaan were
summoned and found it necessary to
amputate the foot. At the present writ
ing he is getting along as we'll as can be
expected
John Harris and wife were in town,
last Thursday. MIR Harris returned to
Fairfield, Friday, leaving Mrs. Harris for
a few days visit with her parents.
Misses Allie Goodrich and Mabel Smith
are visiting relatives and friends in Lewis
ton.
Wallace Goodrich and wife of Boston,
Mass, are visiting his mother, Mrs.
Clarissa Goodrich.
Mrs. Owen Hussey of Waterville was
in town. last week, visiting friends.
T. B. Barrett, Esq, took a business
trip to Mayfeld, last week.
Scott Lord went to Lynn, last Friday,
for short stay.
Mrs. Nellie Atkins and daughter Ed
wilma are visiting friends in town.
c. E Farnham and wife of Fairfield
were at their home in this village, July d.
DR.. and Mrs. Lowe have been visiting
friends in Mercer.
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Bling ham.

A meeting of the Upper kennebec
Valley Sunday School Association OF
Somerset County was held at Caratunk,
Me July LIST.
Afternoon session: Devotional service
by Rev. Mr.. Torrey; half minute testi-
monies, w. D. Moore; addresses to the
children, l. N. Halliday and Mrs. Z. A.
| DeGarmo; round table talk, |. y. Halli-
day.
Evening session: Praise service, Rev.
Mr.. Torrey; scripture reading, l. N.
Halliday; report of committee on cleo.
ton of officers: Pres, Rev Whiteside
of Scion; Vice Pres Rev. j. Kyle of N.
Arson, Sec, S. T. Goodrich of Bling
ham; Treas, Mrs. Abbe Spaulding of
Caratunk; DIS. ~upt., Belle Clarke of
Bingham; a talk on 1.-THE Children of
the Kingdom" Mrs. E. A, DeGarmo;
collection; singing. congregation; ad.
dress, "The Great Mission of the Ameri-
can Bible Society,"" 1. N. Halliday.
The visiting delegations were very
cordially received by the people of
Caratunk, and very pleasant, interest
ing and profitable session held. The
name of the association is Riverside,
embracing the towns Of Embden, Scion,
Concord, Bingham, Moscow, Mayfeld,
Caratunk and The Forks
S. T. GOODRICH, Secretary.
Inez Holt has a new bicycle and is fast
learning to ride.
Simeon Whitney, Sam Foster and w.
#. Darcom of Portland were at pleasant
Pond, last Sunday. Horace Craig and
Morris Preble were also up the first of
the week.
Mrs. d. G.. Bean and Mona have re.
turned from short visit at Madison.
Died, June 8th, Ellen Smith, daughter
of James Smith of Bingham, aged 10
years, mos, day.
Mr.. Guy Williams of this town, and
Miss Lydia Libby of North Cornvifle,
were married Saturday, July 7th.
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Fairfield.

f. P. Mayo of Turf, Farm and Home
left Tuesday afternoon, for the Pam
American Exposition.
Mrs L A. Anderson and children have
gone to Hayden Lake, where they will re-
main for some time. Mr.. Anderson went
up Saturday to spend Sunday with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Savage were the
guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. F.
R. Phibrick at their summer home on the
east side of Hayden lake.
Edward Stratton had his hand severely
injured the Fourth by the explosion of a
large fire cracker.
Mr.. Charles Robinson of Toledo, Ohio,
was the guest of his brother. Dr. F. J.
Robinson, last week Thursday the
brothers went to their old home in Dex-
ter, to be present at the 8oth birthday OF
their mother. -
Mrs. Martha Gibreth is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. M. d. Stratton. She is
always awelcome visitor in Fairfield.
The Boston Journals will play the
'Geralds at the Trotting Park, Thursday
and Saturday afternoons of this week.
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parade at nine. At about ten the people
assembled In front of A p Bailey's hotel
aud listened to the reading of the Dec
laration of Independence by DR.. Nc
Laughlin and an Grafton by E. A. Pattee,
The Grafton was very clean cut present
alton of history of our country and if it
had been delivered by some gentleman
from some distant state it would have
been pronounced a notable oratorical
effort. The Harmony drum corp furnish
ed music for the occasion A foot race, a
bicycle race and an orange race for prizes
closed the exercises in the forenoon. liz
the afternoon there was base ball con-
test between the Athens and the home
team. The former being victorious after
closely contested game. There was a
dance at the hall in the afternoon and
evening which was well attended. Music
was furnished by Cram and Crockett.
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURE.

Whereas " lillian K. Drew Of Cambridge in
the County Of Somerte by his mori 6 ige dee l.
dated the sixteenth day OF February A. ID. 1895
and recorded in Somerset Registry of Deeds
Book 225 Page 800, conveyed to me, the under
signed, certain parcel OF land with the build.
ings thereon, situated in said town OF CAM
bridge and bounded and described as follows,
to wit: Beginning at the Southwest corner Of
John Russelrs lane on the County road lead
ing from Cambridge to Parkman, thence
southerly on the Fast line OF said road seventy
feet and Ave inches to q stake and stone
thence Easterly seventy eight feet to a STAKE
and stone, thence northeasterly forty eight
feet to John RusselPs south line to stake and
stone, thence westerly on said line one hun
dred feet to: the FIRST mentioned bound. And
whereas the conditions OF said mortgage have
been broken, now therefore, by reason OF the
breach Of the conditions thereof / claim
foreclosure OF said mortgage and give this
notice for that purpose.
July eth, A. ID. 1901.
Sw2s DUDLEY B. WHITNEY.
By J. F. HOLMAN, His Atty.
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HOieb.

l.. P. Kinny had the misfortune of
cutting his leg quite badly last week.
A Mcleod is back from a visit in
Canada.
Quite number from here went to
Jackman to spend the Fourth.
School closed the third with Miss
Nettie Willy teacher. She has gone to
her home In Athens to spend vacation.
Eugene Parsons is at home from New
York
Quite number of mea are here work.
ing on the rail road.
Miss Prince of Long Pond has been
spending few days with Maggie Noon.
an ON Holeb farm.
Mrs. John Covel Is little under the
weather with bad cold.
Fred Vintinner, wife and little son,
accompanied by Tom O'Brine, went on a
fishing trip the 8tb.
James Parsons family and B. A..
Better spent the Fourth in camping out.
+. A Orr went to Jackman and Moose
river on visit
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Lottie and Ida Wilson, Miss Rainey. Mr..
Rainey and Mr.. Wilson are spending
few DAYS with Frank Holden and wife.
Carafunk.


There was a baptism at Pleasant Pond
last week, at which three persons were
baptized.
Mrs. J. S. Williams and Mrs Lola
Moore returned to their home in Jackman.
Flossie Williams was left under the care
of DR.. Wing of North Arson. Great
hopes are entertained for complete
recovery.
Schools in the Lincoln school house
closed July sd. The pupils not tardy nor
absent during the term, in the primary
schools were; Thelma E. Foss, Mary A.
Bean, Mary A. Baker. Gladys M Stewart,
Edith B. Farley, Bessie M. Sterling,
Ralph Farley and Arlie Pooler.
The district Sunday school convention
met here last week. with good attend
ance; the officers elected were, Rev. Mr..
Whitesde, Scion, president; Rev. Mr..
Wade, Scion, vice president; Sidney
Goodrich, Bingham, secretary Abbie
Spaulding, Caratunk. treasurer; Supt. OF
normal department, Rev. E. T. Adams,
Scion; Supt of primary department,
Belle Clark, Bingham. The district will
be known as the Riverside Division of the
Upper Kennebec Valley Association and
comprises the Sunday schools Of Scion,
Bingham, Brighton. Embden. Concord,
Caratunk and The Forks,
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Berry, Tuesday.
Rev.Mr. Moore of Jackman will ex-
change pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Torrey
July nth.