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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-08-25

sick man. doctor, and pharmacist COM
pounding prescriptions. Done in pur-
pie and yellow, conspicuous and
novel display.
Hare & French Hardware Float-Mc-
Cormick harvesting machine, decorated
with patriotic colors, drawn by four
horses. =
Angus Mcdonald shop
en- wheels, with forge and horse saioer
shoeing horse on the platform. Real
istic and we'll conceived. ~
William ,o'Hara- Grocery float, ex-
cellent display of groceries and provis-
ions. Handsomely decorated and at
tractive
/ l. w. Healy-Grocery float, neatly
arranged, and attractive, suitably dec
grated. +s7'% =
H. L. Observation-Disclosures shop on
platform, with display of meats, and
meat block. butcher with cleavers
beating time. Well devised and cred
table. ~..
George Gussner-Grocery display
patriotic decorations. Unique and at
tractive exhibit.
Hare & French-Complete display of
harness. Well executed design and
attractive float "
c. H. Phelps-Display of musical
goods, Patriotic decorations. Good
exhibit. 8. e
The. prize of $5 for the best decorated
wheel went to little Miss Ilene Nc
G'ahan, whose wheel was artistically
decorated with goldenrod, and made a
pretty picture in the parade. The
float prize is silver medal to be de-
Vised after. some appropriate design,
and the committee has not yet awarded
it. j.. E -
Webb Handsome display
of dry goods, furniture and carpets.
Patriotic decorations, and elaborate
display. Well conceived and artistic.
At the reviewing stand, there was an
immense crowd to witness the passage
OF the parade. Upon the stand were
the officials of the 500 road with the
reception committee, Mayor Register.
and number of newspaper men.
Among the 500 officials were General
Solicitor A. H. Bright, Chief Engineer
Thomas Greene and. Superintendent
Derrick, who witnessed the parade
with interest and satisfaction. =
ADDRESS OF WELCOME
( When the head of the column turned
at Seventh street north to the 500
grounds. the rear Of the parade had
not yet turned the corner at the Da-
kota block. Al the 500 grounds, the
parade was disbanded, and the exer-
cises at the speakers stand were be-
gun. The entire square east of the
Atheneum facing the 500 depot was
lined with people, who crowded about
the, speakers stand. Upon the stand
were General Solicitor Bright, and
Chief Engineer Greene of the 500.
Col. w. G. Plummer, principal orator
sof the day, General E. A. Williams,
chairman of the meeting, Farmer Wal
slace and Mrs. Wallace. Editor D. r.
streeter of Linton, Judge w. H. Win
chester, B. S. Russell of jamestown.
Mayor Register was introduced by
Chairman E. A. Williams. to welcome
the 500 and the city's guests. Before
making brief address Mayor Register
read the following telegtams:
Livermore Fails, Me-, Aug. Of.
H. Register. Mayor Bismarck. N. D.:
Please convey to the people Of Bis
marck my hearty congratulations on
the advent of the 500 road to the cap
Iital city. May their highest. antici-
pations be realized in benefits con-
ferred. This is a great day for Bis,
marck and the Missouri slope.
w. ID. sWAsHBURN.
Minneapolis, Aug. 23 223 Burt Finney
aand James w, Foley, Committee on IN.
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STRENGTH in SOME FORM.
The Quality Above All Else That
q Woman Ad mires In Man. s{3sS$3E

The Quality Above All Else That
Woman Admires In Man.
Women abhor towards and still more
sneaks, though I regret, to say they
often endure cads in a way that bellies
their intelli lligence and good taste. They
have a quite pathetic desire to look up
to men, to feel men their, superiors in
strength Of body and Of mind, in calm
ness of judgment and clearness Of In
tellect. And it is, indeed a pity that
men SO often seem to go out Of their
way, to destroy their most cherished
Illusions. ss5, s sss 81 N \;
Above everything woman admires
strength in a man. It may be strength
Of body she will worship d Hercules
i with the brain Of a guinea pig. 1t mar
be strength Of intellect she will adore
sayant with the body Of. a gibbon
monkey. It may be strength of char
acter she will break her heart for 9
politician or a financier who is un-
sWervingly wrapped up In dreams pf
personal advancement, and who pos:
sesses no more heart than an oyster;
But strength in some form she Graves
increasingly. It is hereditary In.
Btinct that has been bequeathed to her
through Ewes first disapp pointmeni
when Adam was tried in the balance
and found wanting. Woman. secretly
conscious OF her own physical weak
/ ness and lack Of intellectual strength
demands strength from man to make
mp for her own deficie ncies. Even the
strongest women, strong In body and
mind, well balanced as Athene herself
though they ma shield and protect
J the weakness Of the men they love
I and stoop to help them, viii never de
90 without a secret feeling Of contemp1
which is destruction Of all ideals. Man
10 spite of that deplorable start made
by Adam, was intended to be woman'i
protector and refuge from all harm
/ Upon whom she could lean and rely Ii
every event Of life's pilgrimage, ane
when the roles are reversed - 80.
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THREE ARE KILLED

Norfolk, Va, Aug. 25.-In head on
collision between two electric cars on
the Bay Shore terminal line, three per-
sons were killed and many others badly
injured 3, III #sls ii ia9 ,s35.
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MILES WILL SAIL.

Boston, Aug. 25.:--In an interview
here Gen. Nelson A. Miles said he
would sail for the Philippines within a
/ few weeks. He was reticent as to the
object Of his trip.
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/ MOMENTS RELIEF CORPS. &
Meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month at their hall at 2:3O p. M. Florence
! Ward, president; Mrs. Dorothy j.. Field.
z secretary. l54ys Et%s.SS5 S s5,.
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ANCIENT ORDER UNITED DWoRKMEN
Bismarck Lodge, No. 12O$ $s4 Meets the
first and third Tuesday evenings Of each
month at their hall In the Baker Block Seat
g. O'clock. u. H. Newton, N. W.: e. ~
Murrell. Record err III ~ A 4. q
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SECRET SOCIETIES..
MASONIC.

Bismarck Lodge, A.. f. & A. NJ. No. s.
Meets first and third Mondays in each
month at Masonic hall. Henry L. Reade,
w. NJ. W. F. Cochrane, Secretary.
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THE. WEI COME OF THE 500!
Tenders Royal Welcome and Reception to the
500 Railroad at Saturdays Celebration
Bismarck


a the of DAY.
andA cewithB ckandthe Soo
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K.:Nr;IGHTs q; OF PYTHIAs. '5.' !.

sS { ST.. Elmo Lodge, Il No. a4.: i. Meets every
Wednesday evening at "a Workmen hall
Baker Block. John Bostrom, q. G. n John
il. Peterson. Z. Of R. and 8. s III 5 { .a15 as1
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i. oo. i:

Capital City Lodge No. 2-Meets every
Friday at McGowan hall at 8 o. clock D. M,
.Chas. -. Mnrrell, N.SG.; Frank ]. Burt, Sec'y.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-08-25

Bismarck Chapter. No. II, o. E.. s.
Meets hrst and third Fridays In each month
at Masonic hall, Dakota Block. Margaret
Hare. w. NJ. Hattie Shelton, Secretary.
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Tancred Commandery, Knights Templar.
No. Il. Z Meets third Thursday In each
month at Masonic hall, Dakota Block. M.
M. Cook, p. G. w. j.. Cochrane. Recorder.
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEo-
al 10 ssS5s5ss5 a.$s i& MEN. Ss5@ i Is
81 "a fraternal insurance organization. Meets
hrstsand third Thursdays of each month In
4 GA. sR. hall. Frank j.. Mason, F.; e.. a.
Hess correspondent. Machine shop.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-08-20
nEArrrrrL nARrLEr.r,s $3.50.

In beautiful Bartiett's Island. sixteen
miles from Bar Hsrhor. have been SO
ioarning the past two weeks a party OF
ten from Massachusetts north shore. o.
this garden spot of the Maine coast. each
day has seemed as an hour, and each vision
OF eerulean sky and white crested bay -
the fieeting aspects of reality to whieh a
too-sooH farewell must be given.
BartIeit's Island, two and one half
miles long and two miles wide, presents
To the smiling waters OF Union river bay
many varied and beautiful appearances.
Gentle green slopes of fertile farmland
stretch down here and there TO the shore,
diversified by the dark green forest which
stretches far away TO the extreme north
ern tip OF the island, and seems almost
to merge itself in the far-on mainland
across the water.
Bluehill mountaia TO the west reass its
purpie-tinted peak into the heavens, aud
stands forth like a sentinel which God has
placed to guard the beauties Of His crea-
tion. Nor Is ii the sole sentinel, for out OF
the east, looming up In bold relief, Mt
Desert itself stands at the countersign. The
password here is "Reztn, and some such
happy thought evidently struck DR.. and
Mrs Charles 5. Dennis, of Salem, who are
the sponsors Of the party, for they hare
given their island abode the appeliaiion OF
"Dream Of Rest, and no name could be
more fitting.
Here among the waving grass and cool
forests, the spring water and delicious
food which our hosts know so well how
TO prepare, one almost forgets the harry
ings and worries OF business, and even
the lovely aspects Of our own north shore.
Here, casting aside the cares Of his pro
fession, Lawyer Oscar <. jackson, OF
Salem, euitiyates the fashionable "burnt
arm, and remembers only that his stay
here is but too ''brief''. Deaf TO the details
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six years Of sge He has been ir failing
health tor yesEs, bot did not give up, hsv-
ing great fortitude. He was siwsys
cheerful, even when he was suffering the
nost He leaves to mourn his sess,
besides eis parents, two sisters, other rels-
tives md host Of friends.
Tine funeral took plsee Wednesday at 2
O'Clock from his home. Rev. q. e. Kinney
officiating. Interment wss az Brookside
cemetery, amid profusion Of beautiful
flowers.
''Ig the shadow OF His wing. there Is
rest, sweet rest.n
A FRIEND.
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HAereas, Is has plcased oar Divine Gem.
m1nsscr tOscAH another worthy comratc from
oar ranks. Il IL With sad besrts that We realise
ne have iesg one Of our highly esteemed
comrades. Thomas 5. o-Eooa. ard charter
,nembers Of James A. Garntid post. asEn Of
high moral character, devoted husband. and a
kisd father.
As second iieaienani of CO. II. 7sth Maine
volunteers. he was highly esseeaneti Ny his eoa,.
pany; az arst sergeant OF Co. p, sEsi Maine
vciantesrs. be was an efscsenf officer sasi a
good sol sieF ard a citisen. be was honest
ard aprsEht ia AL his aeAiinEs. Therefore
Received, That we asplare bic loss 50 a con.
rade, sod exssaa cur sympsihy to bis bcrvsved
widow and children. and his grandson, for
whom ha has cared since = chtid.
RssDtros, That copy 81 these resolutions
be placed on record, and = copy seat 10 the
wisox. and to tae ELLswoKrB AMERICAN for
publication. ard the ball be drsPed In mourning
for shtrsy days. s. P. ssowwas.
A. G. psooop.
J. II. MORSE
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II. GALLERT.

Of the edltorship OF tho Salem Gasefie.
which has not m issed an edition since 1865.
Alexander n. Libby has lived I'm happy
coniantnaena shooting hawks. aud Incl.
den,aily evsftshing in sight, and exposing
his athletic psrscn TO the warai earrsses
OF the sun, as he sosts bout In Jersey aud
white ducks.
Arthur Briggs, OF the arm Of Glarier &
Briggs, manufacturers OF gnsaleue On
glnes, at Lynn, FRANKLIN Murray, the
Peabody merchant. and Alfred Z, Lunt. a
Harvard ollsgs man from Beverly, AL ado
their respective merits sad dement's 10
he rvst of the party.
Without ladies such an cutting xoald
lack half the glamour. and In the persons
Of Misses Carrie A. Dennis, OF Beverly.
Ruth Gould, OF Peabody, Lillian Randall,
OF Salem, Nancy Bartlett. OF Bartlett's
Island, and uihe-s, the men have found
most delig hiiui soeiety.
Dr.. and xrs. Dennis have done the
honors OF tbs visit a. only they know
how, and 1t Is needless TO say that every
oi'e has had pioy ment. and to spare, un.
der their guidance. The cstehlng OF ten
ana twelve pound HOLSTERS are bat an
every DAY ceeurreno-. and Massachusetts
eunners would turn green with envy to see
their two and three pound kinsioik OF
Union river bay.
Dances al the island hall, beating, bath.
Ing, tennis and fishing have all done their
part to hll sat an all too short two weeks,
ass1 a..
for vacation anoi her year than Rsrtlett's
Island, every one Of the party Is prepared
10 shoot him. A. r.. l..
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COUNTY NEWS.


HsstIert'. i-isnd.
Willard Bartlett left for Bar Harbor
Friday seeking employment.
The party from the ''Drsam of Rest"
left Friday with many regrets.
Mrs. Lessie Robinson has come 10 stay a
while with her father, Capt. Dix.
Emery Bartlett, OF steam yacht "Ad-
snirai', sfe,i Tuesday night = ith his "a
rents while the yacht was at Bar Harbor.
There was az excursion from Ellsworth
TO tbs island lest Thursday on the j. 81.
Ken ety.. About go were down among
them {. F. DcIaittre aud wife, Of Aitkin,
MINI. All were pleased to sec hiu, as be
was teAe err here about thiriy years ago.
The excitement OF the week was the get.
ting ashore ON the northeast rart OF the
island of the yacht Mystery, II. f.
Hamliu and NJ. GRi'ert. owners. she
found the smoothesg possible place ON
which &c go ashore. she was foa,eG OF
Monday Without any damage.
Aug. Is. b.
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tss.s.ssus.
Mrs Lss. Desns. ot Boston. vas IA
town tor is@ days last wsek.
ChsEiss West as. rstarned to Bostoa.
Hss wife will go In two weeks.
Driis MIN is home after spending
week to camp q, Sandy Peisi.
J. y AiIsu aud wite, Of Bastou. are 4,
the wsisoa house tors fsw weeks.
Lse Powers. vile and sou rrlurnsd
90 their home in Boston ia.s Thursday.
Rev. c. i. Mcl@ara, OF Bar Hareo,,
ieetarsd Ia UBion halI last Friday evra.
ing.
Mrs. Hattie Gonrslcs. OF Lynn. Mas. Is
visiting Der parents, Eilis Fr,e,ssy and
wife.
The library circle wsH hold far Aeg.
10 aus % la tho library building al tie
corner.
c. c. Wax, field, wife and son, oi Boz.
ton, are visiting Mrs wsktaeld's moibs;.
sirs, Addie MARKS
@. W. Smith spd wife, of L.wrsnes,
Mass. are Waiting Mrs, snRhs siss',
Mfs. WIN Fsesthsy.
Misc C'sorxeoe Trsver, Of New YORK,
was called here By the Illness Of be-
mot her, Mr. II. = Ttayer.
Rev. E. 5 Dress. OF ssdgwiek. pFeAehs4
at ias Baptist ehurca 'sss sunday IN sx'
change sikh Rev. W. u. r. Book.
Professor Roeeris. OF Sorthaela. W.,
wss in toHa last week. Miss AleGas Rob
vris, also Of Norshasid, hes eeen WALKING
her stunt. Mss. Grace Johnston.
Aug. Is UxE FEMME.
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pKAFH or Mrs. pawn soorT

Mrs. Judith A. scost, Of tau,..
Mas, who came here Tor her heanh -,
June. died Suddenly last wedus.a,s
afternoon at the residences OF her AN.
Mrs. Nathan Higgins.
Mrs. scott had BEEN In failing ba,,h =.
tbs past tNo years. and hss family thsuss.
visit 10 The home Of hsr girihoed wosts
DO her good. Earring the tirss tew $751;,
she did seem to improve; then csms,
relapse, and she gradually failed nntll !.
passed psacsfuiIy away.
Hes death was very ssd TO her fanliv =,
her husband and mother could no, s,,,,,
ia time to ~es her.
MrE. Scott was fAlshfal and lovirv
wisc, a kiGd and sffsctionsie rpa;hsr. ays
bad sen issgs circle OF friends hy ~,
personal Eraees. She ieaves a husb,ps
four children, mother, enc brother ara
sister.
The inesrsi services we're held a, II.
home Of her uncle, Capt. n. w. Hir9,us
saturday at 3. M, Rev. George r. Kin.
Dey, Of ssomesville, officiating. Appronv,.
ate singing Vas rendered by ssr. aua ME-
u. w. Mckay, ami Mr.. and Mrs.. c. VI.
hsisrsdge. Mrs. FioreneS Rich, Of IA,
Hasbor, organis,.
There was proinsion OF beaussies
tiowsss, number OF tributes from tsirns,
ia Lawrsnes showing the respect tn whlsh
ahe wss held.
Mrs. Scott was In her thirty -ei xhss yea;
Tbs family have the sympathy Of the con.
munlty 10 their bereavement.
Inietmspt sas at Mtnutstn V5ew esass.
tory.
Aug. ~.
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Aug.is.


The ladies Q; tbs congr' gstieDsi circic
held their suBusl sale In THE town hail
Thursday afternoon sud evening. The
ball wss prstIfly decorated With elenatis,
evergrcea ard cut flowers.
Mrs. A. ~. herrics. president OF the
circle. had general -operintendence Of
the rsirssbment tables; Mrs. Emma Wood
hsd charge OF the candy table; Mrs Fausta
Hiockiey and Misses Fanny snd Ethel
slower, the fancy table; Misses Nellie
Douglass and Emma Jean Mcdowell, the
domestic department; Mrs, Ellis Hinrkicy
and hrs Lizzie Partridge be cooked food
table; Miss Enma osgood. the doll table;
Mrs. Carrie Lord sbd Mrs- Mary Mayo,
the vi bite aprons, and Mis-. Minnie Chase,
The flower table
The sale was well patren zse, 50 usual,
the financial result being about $3.50.
The member OF the circle are very
grateful 10 ali v DO siesd them in making
the sale 80 successful. The help given by
the summer guests Is grestly appreciated,
40 also Is the generous reIuenl srsrce OF
Hon. George p. wescott, Of Portland.
AUG IS. NJ.
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L. v. Peters and wife are IN town.

eta.t in.
l.. ". Peters and wife are n town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Chute are the
guests OF their aunt, Miss Maria r. Wood
Charles slower, of Cambridge. Mass, IL
spending week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. X. p. stover.
Mrs. Addie May Frederick and three
daughters, Of Meirose, Mass, are spending
the summer with Mrs. Frcderiek's pa
rents, A. c. osgood and wife
The Blue Sedg-Bro6x Sunday school
association viii bold a meeting at the
Baptist church Monday afternoon and
evening. Aug 25. Prof. Fowler, of Brown
university, will deliver an address in the
afternoon.
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sassstti H-s,s tsss
Mra. &se sbAw and little son, of New
ton, snd Mics Ella smith. OF Cambridge.
Mass, arrived at Mrs. Susan Robbins
Sunday for q iew weeks stay.
Willard Haskell arrived home Tuesday
tor visit to his family.
Mrs Maud small aud children, who
hs>s besm Waiting At Deer Isle viiisge,
returned Friday. Tsey expect to leave
Tor BcsIen soon to spend the - inler
The Saaasy scAool children ofthis place
and -teniugtoa met for geaeIai pienic
ora The grounds OF the late William Sanail
Thursday. Games were plsyec and a
general good time wss enjoyed. Rev MIR.
Boil, was ~ evidence, to the delight OF
tue children, With whom he IL great
fRvorits
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West Breoksviue.
Miss Inez stevens Is employed at the
Brookside.
Walter J.. Sargent, of Brewer, was in
town last week.
Capt Fred Biodgett has returned TO PAIL
sdelphia to Join his barge.
Miss Edith Stevens has returned from q
visit to Bangor and Brewer.
william smith and wife, OF Bangor, are
at tbs Halves house for few days.
Misses Clara and Emily Tapley have
returned from a two weeks visit to Bar
Harbor.
John P. Webster, OF Bangor, was the
guest OF Capt. aud Mrs. George W.
Biodgett Sunday.
DIR. Farrow has purchased a cat-boai
which be IS having oyerhauled aud put in
drst-class condition.
Miss Katherine Crimmfns, who has been
summering at the Brookside, left for her
home In Boston last week.
Capt. Jaues Blodgett was at home last
week while his barge, the Draper, was
discbsrging ccal at Bangor.
Schooner "Rohert Pestis", Capt. William
Perkins. Is at wasson's wharf having her
waterways reeaulked and hall painted.
The engagement Of John Peters Web
ster. OF Bangor, and Miss Agnes l.. Grim
minis, Of Brookline, Mass, is announced.
A successful sale OF fancy articles, cake.
ice. cream and home made candy was held
Thursday and Friday afternoons at the
Fsstry Of the Congregational church, and
was largely attended. Net receipts, So.
Aug. Is. ToMsoS.
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somcsxgtls-
Tns yawl "oiin" was liz the harhor
Friday
j. & Hiii spent Sunday at his old home
IN Goulosboro.
Principal Calhoun spoke 10 the church
here yesterday afternoon.
Ashley I.e.yIt arrived Saturday aud Is
with hIs psrents at the Bsbson house.
Schooner "E. r. FIsmorn Is in port with
lumber from bangor for J. w. somea.
Frank Grsnt and wife, OF Frankfort,
formerly Of this place, were in town over
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Faulkner and young son
have returned to theis home in George
town, Mass.
Thomas Richardson. Of Beech Hill, who
has been III with seiatic rheumatism, Is
better. His friends are glad to see him
out sgsin.
Walter n. Richardson, only son Of. Mr.
and Mrs Loren K. Richardson, died Mon
day, Aug. II, after long Illness The
entire community extends its sympathy
70 the family.
Ans Is. II
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THE AMERICAN has Subscribers at 100
" the 10 post-ossoes IN Hancock co1nty;
~ the other papers IN the county COM
bsssd Do not reach 90 many. THE AzER-
fcAs - not ne only paper printed IL
Haneoet county, and has nerer claimed 70
b. but ~ cnsy paper that con prop
mkl B. ea'leG q CouSTY paper; al the
rest are mercy local papers. The eireata-
Non Of Fas ANzRIcAs, barring the Baf
Harbor Record's SKINNER Hst. - Icrcer
Rhan taas o. a. tse other papers pristea
On Hancock couHtv.
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Fast rraastin.
Mrs. Forest Haskell, OF Sullivan, has
been visiting relatives here during the
past week.
Henry King and wife, Of BilieFiea, Mass,
were be guests 81 AIRS. r. Z. Blsisdeil
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Agnes Springer. who Is employed
az Ellsworth. j. nome for a short time
on account OF lsmeness.
Mrs. Elixs Gordon end daughter, Nellie
Biaisdeii, attended the Tracy reanion at
Gonldsooro last week.
Miss Ruby Carney, OF Ellsworth, who
has been visiting relatives here, returned
Saturday.
Miss Eyie Bisisdell, who has been very
III, is so ss 10 be cut again.
Miss May stader, Of Ellsworth, is visit
ing relatives here.
Aug. IS. NJ.
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Sassh t.sasasH-s
NJ. q. Mcfarland and wife retained 70
Boston last aight.
lothian Staples. Of Rockville, sPsn'
Sunday with nis niece. Mrs. Lacy Gray.
l. Jordan Holt made short visit TO bis
old home here recently.
Mrs. Nellie cIough, OF Massachusetts,
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. ALMA
Coggins.
Crosby Young goes this morning 10
wish reistises in Portsmouth, y. II.
Mrs. Fiorentine Young, OF webste'
CITY, called on friends here last week.
John Brsgaon. who has been spending
bis vacation bare, returned to Boston As'
Monday.
Mrs. Jalis A. Brsgdon, former resi-
dent, sister Of the iats John Austin, dise
at her home In Hseksnssck, y. j., AUG.
November weather In August makes TIE
farmers anxious lest Jack Frost shoa'a
mass them an aatimely wish and blish'
their crops.
Aug. IS. y.