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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-09
Baseball Notes.

Only three more weeks of the Ameri-
can League season.
Bradley of Cleveland. is hitting at "A
fearful clip having pulled his average IN
to so. SeybOll Of the Athletics, has
reached .52J.
John Flournoy. the fast left fielder of
the Louisville American Association
team, was. Monday, indefinitely suspend
ed for characterization.
The Northern Maine League will doubt
less be in existence, next year. Milli-
nocket ard Old Town are already making
provisions for crack teams.
Lajoie leads the American League in
batting with .402. Hickman has an aver
age of .3Sa, and since going to Cleveland
has 0utbatted any man in the country.
Hartland won from Dover at HartIand
saturday. by a score of Is to 6. Pete Gil
dea, the old New England League pitcher.
pitched for Dover, but had wretched sup.
port
The New York Sun says ut matters
little whore the grounds are located, the
baseball public of New York want to see
inc American League located some
where
Delehanty has dropped in his batting
average to $50. Lave Cross is $50. Harry
Davis 800, Flick III Cleveland Dos Hart
well 800 while Jessie Burkett. the old
league leader, is down at 26j.
The latest is that the American League
mas decided to put club in Pittsburg as
well MS one in New York This is Ger
tainly gong after the old league in a fear
less manner. If alter two years war the
youngster has the nerve to make this
pay, 1t looks ah # the National Lea que
was not possessed Of all the check books
N the business AZ it is to he war. let the
= merry dance go on; the. players like it.
games.
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SLASHED WITH RAZOR.
Man Killed and Wife Fatally Injured
by Hired Man.

Terrc Haute, Ind. Sept. S.-Thomas
Burke is dead at his home here with his
head almost completely severed, while his
wife is in a dangerous condition from
either knife or razor wounds, inflicted by
Matthew Alexander coiored man. who
haG been employed about the house for
the last five years.
Alexander entered the room in which
Mrs. Burke was sleeping with her l3-ycar-
did daughter. at midnight. while her hus-
band lay asleep on couch on the other
Side Of the room. Mrs. Burke was awak
ene1 by feeling the keen edge of q sharp
instrument drawn across her cheek. and
her screams aroused her husband. Burke
rushed to the rescue of his wife, but he
iras only partially awake When he was
slashed across the neck and face by The
negro
When Burke fell dying upon the floor.
he negro rushed out At a side door. but
attempted to re-enter the rooms after the
door had been holted by Mrs. Burke.
Burke died almost instantly.
No cause is known for the tragedy.
alexander was said to have been a slave
10 the cocaine habit recently and he may
have been under the influence of the drug.
Threats Of lynching are heard in the event
Of his capture.
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A PERiLOUS TRIP.
Charles a.. Percy Passed Through
-ri5. NIAGARA River Rapids.

Niagara Fills, N. Y, "a Sent; q -
charles 4. Percy of this city, made "a
trip through the rapids ef'stheo ioNfer
sf i' sfantin- to the whirlpool. fsufti'fF
air-tight compartment
of : boat aFas own construction. The
moi wasS&eavily ballasted and fire.
ouently during its rapid flight throngn
the Roaming water, the little crait was
completely hidden from VIEW cross
currents swung the BOAT around TO-
,,,ar5 the Canadian shore and for Il
o,aater mart of the journey it was
syent down the river sideways. Percy
raached the whirlpool IL minutes after
the start and a moment later appeared
in the cockpit of his boat. The htIe
boat, was tossed about in the whirlpool
for ldnlinutes before a landing was e.
fected. Percy was suniniured.
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All IRE glad to know that the North
Wayne Tool Co will run the shops here
the coming season. Workmen are busy
making the needed repairs.
George Laid is attending the fall term
of school at Cross Hill.
Andrew Smith. who is visiting his
mother Mrs. Sarah Smith. met with
painful accident, Tuesday While driving
the cows to pasture. in some way he madc
mis-step and fell breaking his arm near
the wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Putnam of Brockton.
Mass. are visiting Mrs. Putnam's father.
Robert TibbettS.
Mrs. Sharle Hall returned to her home
in Lewiston, Saturday.
MIR. ana Mrs. r. G. Jennings visited the
State Fair, Wednesday.
Fred Allen went to Wilton to spend
Sunday with his family.
II Norcross has sold his house on Main
street to Fred Allen of Wilton. MIR. Nor
cross will move to Oakland soon.
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FAYETTE.

Linn Billings and sister. who have been
visiting their brother q. w. Billings. re
turned to Providence, r. L.. last week.
George ". Ifaines Of Fort Fairfield, is
in town with friends.
Quite number went to Lewiston to the
State Fair
Walter Underwood and +. II. Dodge
went 20 Boston, Tuesday on business.
Schools have all commenced.
f.. +. Gile and Gilbert Underwood and
son were the only exhibitors of stock at
the State Fair from this town
Apples will be smaller than last year
nndIy-
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Rarton and Master Lawrence, Watervilie;
MIR. and Mrs. l.. s. Young. Augusta: Mrs
Clarence Pierce. Cecil Pierce. Watervilie
Mrs. Edward Quincy. Portland. There
was not a large gathering. but happier
or merriCr company one seldom meets. \
bOuntifui dinner was served in a large
tent on the lawn and much enjoyed by
all. The day was spent in social cOnver-
sation. singing, games, etc. Rev. C. w.
Lowell was present and made interesting
remarks which were well received. An
orga niZation was formed with J. l.. Pierce
president. The next reunion Of the Pierce
family will be held in Vassalboro, Old
Homo Week 1909
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REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED.

The following representatives have
been elected:
SECOND DISTRICT.
Auburn-Oakes. Rep; Briggs, Rep.
Lewiston-Coyne,N DEM: Morey.
Dem; Garcelon, Dem: Tremblay, Rep
Lisbon-Hinkley, Rep.
Greene-Coburn, Rep. d.
East Livermore-CoIe, Rep.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Augusta-Edwin C. Dudley, William
II. Gannett.
Waterville-Cyrus w. Davis, Fred
Pooler.
Gardiner-Edgar f. Norton.
Winslow-W. T. Reynolds.
China-W. ]. Thompson.
Randolph-Bert f. Lamb.
Chelsea-Charles Fl. Watson.
Hallowell-Joseph F. Bodwell.
West Gardner-Reuben S. Snow.
Standardization Libby.
Sidney-Fred E. Blake.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Corinna-Charles l.. Jones. Rep.
Brewer-D. Allston Sargent, Rep.
Carmel-John Ruggles, Rep.
L DcNUe1-EltneT n. DTeWStti, I.ep.
Orrington-Nathan, A. Nicker5on,
Rep.
Orono-Geo. f. Thompson, Dem.
AUTHORIZATION Cakes, Rep.
Lincoln-Artemas Wetherbee, Rep.
Van Buren-Henry d. Gagnon. Dem.
Eastport-Lincoln II. Newcomb. Rep.
Old Town Leslie S. Buell. Rep.
Calais-George H. Eaton, Rep.
Iuhec-Jacob C. Pike, Rep.
Observation-Disclosures w. Shackforth,
Rep.
Cherryfiefd-Fred l. Campbell, Rep.
Machias-D. D. McFaul, Rep.
Perry-Omar p. Reynolds, Rep.
Dennysville, Lyman K. Gardiner
Rep.
panforth-Varney S. Putnam, Rep.
NIillinocket-George w. Stearns, Rep.
Dixmont-I.ewis /. Bussey, Rep
Abbott-D. H. Buxton, Rep.
lliamsburg-Robert j. Williams. Keep
P;trkman-Wiliam S. McCUsick. Rep.
Caribou-George w. Irving, Rec.
Fort Fairheld--Joseph 1. Hall. Rep.
EouIton-Reecher Putnam. Rep.
Prnsque Islc-C;eorge FL Smith, KEEP.
Ashland-S. S. Thornton, Rep.
Fort Kent-John Sweeney, Rep.
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Manchester. /; Haverhill. 0.

Manchester. Sept S-IIaverhill was de-
feated by the home team, l to q. in the
first game of "A series of five which are to
be played of between these teams. The
game was replate with fast fielding. knau
scored the only run of the game on q
home run drive ever the center field fence
in the seventh. Joyce OF Dover and Con
roy,of Lawrence played with the home
team.
Manchester. a o u . / 0 x-1-S-G
Hayerhilt, q D t--O-'i-l
Batteri, Whiting and Cote; Coughlin
and Shinccl Umpire, Beville. Attend
y, aace. 800, Time, LIS.
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HON. J. n. MANLEY
places Republican Majority at 2o'ooo
in TeIeqram to Hanna.

Augusta, Me. Sept. 8, 1907
Hon. NJ. A. Hanna. Chairman Repuo-
Iican National Committee, Cleveland
Ohio.
Maine is all right. Gov. Hill is re-
elected by $4,000. majority. We carry
Ivory county but one. Re-elect our
entira delegation to Congress. Glory
enough.
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rnrETH DISTRICT.

Dovor-Frank L. Guernsey. Rep.
Chnrryfield--Na shingtoh Is WILSON
Rep.
I.uhep-Bion NJ. Fike. Rep.
Bangor--Isaiah X, Stetson, Rep.
Patter-PaIbut i. Gardner. Rep
Newburg-Amos w. Knowlton, Rep
Houlton-Aibert 4. Burleigh. Rep
Castle Hill PHI. w. Dudley, Rep
Fort Kent--Howard Pierce, Rep.
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b.,
SS'ue ineAGetsysburs and
Washington.

Bosta conducted tour leaves
i poston September 18th. via Fan river
mo 80 ss--op covers all expenses, includ-
Ratt,as TO gettysburg. Drives over
Ma ii, beautiful scenery of Pen
Wash %nu Blue Mountain. and stop in
par,ia,,, ston. Fer itinerary and full
T.eu,ars call on or address Jos p,
81 d. n. Il. P. a., 211 Washington
'"H- Sc
ausal .eodtoseptle
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a Certain Cure for Dysentery and
Ciarrhoea.

Some years ago I was one OF
party that intended making long
bicycle trip" says F. L. Taylor of
New Albany, Bradford county, Ps. -
was taken suddenly with diarrhocs.
and was about to give up the trip.
when Editor Ward of the Laceyt.i;e
Messenger, suggested that | take
dose Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
zand Diafrhoea Remedy purcSasci
a bottle and took two dc s-s, one be-
fore starting and one on the route.
made the trip successfully and never
felt any i'll effect. Again last suirmcr
] was almost completely run down
with an attack of dysentSry. / aouah.
a bottle of this same remedy and mis-
time one dose cured me-" Sold by
John CoughIin, III Water St, J. c.
HouIehan. Gardiner.
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ABOUT $4,000 PLURALITY
Continued from page q

piete returns from Aroestook county will
not be receivedeuntil Tuesday Chairman
ssimpsontaef thel Republicans state cb,nmi,aq
tee, estiii'ate$s Az midnight Monday mat,
congressman tlewe.lyn ,Powers!..al Re NO
has been elected bysa plurality bf fess, 49,,
Thomas White Dem Y.
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WINDSOR.

Miss Mary Godding. who has been
spending tho summer ut Southport, art
rived home Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Collins. who has been visit
ing he- sister. Mrs. John Reed, has re-
turned TO her home in Watervilc.
Mrs. Frank Meiggs and family. who
have been spending the summer ~ their
old home. have returned to Augusta for
the winter.
Miss Mabel Hewitt and her nephew,
Charles Meiggs, who Is clerk in Whit
man & Adams. Augusta, were in town,
Sunday
Mrs. Sarah Wallace of woburn. Mass,
Mrs Albion HENDERSON of Bath, and San
ford Porter Of Bangor, have been the
guests OF Rev g. w. Lowell, the past
week.
Mrs. Folsom from Providence. r. T.. IL
wishing her daughter, Mrs. c. W. Lowell,
q. W. Phnhrick of Boston. called on
friends IN this place. the past week
Miss jessie Dobie Of Massachusetts. is
spending 4 few weeks with Mrs. Clara
Jewell.
r. d. Dutton and w. W. Hisler attend
ed the State Fair at Lewiston, last week.
! Arthur Casey has received $ZI3 for his
crop Ct early potatoes
Miss Mary Bryant. who has been visit
ing Miss Matte Bryant, has returned TO
Cambridge, Mass.
CROSS HILL.
Mrs. Edwin CLARK OF Oakland, visited
friends on the Hill several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall who have been
spending the summer al s. ~. Gardner's.
returned to their home in Newtonville,
Mass. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Arnes visited friends
in Skowhesan. last week 4 La
Ms ard AIRS. Oscar Butler and son
Freeman. whe have been spcEdiag sew
eral weeks ia this place. returned to Their
lIama IN N.altham. Mass Saturday. "a
Miss Emma Bersell passed several days
with Mrs Chas. r. Gates at East Vassal-
4sarp, last Eaazsssssazzzsu u s.sssssa.s -
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ballard of WASH
bum, Aroostook county, are visiting rela-
4ESs IN t&Hn. .ssA
fired Crosby and Fred FarweIl are MAX
ing re,lairs on The house of G.. NJ DicKcv
1t South Vassalbero.
Miss Edith Perltg and Miss Edna Mar
den are visiting friends in Haltham. Som
erviile ard Easton. Mass.
NORTH WAYNE.
MIS-. George Perry OF .sauthyiiie. Mass.
visited, her sister. Mrs. r. y. smith4th
past week
Aiiss Jennie Lane who has been spcnd-
ing nor vacation with Mrs. Arze,ta site-
vTns returned 70 nor work in Lowell
Wednesday
| Ezra smith ara Earl Iiutchins arr ~.
| tending school at kcnts iiiiL
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AmericsngLeasue Standing.


4 t4 az ieSsPitD4r
Rost6h. Z. dlltE6'6 0 x-2-5-l
SP.oetdi..rics-Nillis and I<ittredge; Norris
80 and Killing. Time. 1.33.- Umpire, Ems
ne. Attendance, 1o"3
AT PHILADELPHIA.
First game)
c;ncinnati 30 0 0 o 0 0--4-9 3
11,siIadelnhia . o . o x-5-1-0
f1 neutrality-suspicious. and Bergen; Duggie-
br and Doom. Time. 1S5.
Second game)
cincinnati 40 Z ! 0 0-7-14-2
.1n,h,iiadelrhia % o c o . 81 SIS
ipatteries-ThiaIrnan and Bergen; Iberg
and Doom. Time 2.o5. Umpires, Latham
an. and irwin. Attendance. 1919.
AT NEW YORK.
First game.C
pittsburg ......0 9 0 . 90 O-l-o-l
Nsw York - o ! , S-3'9-i
patteries-ChesbIo and Phelps; McGin-
nitv and Bowerman. Time, 1.50.
Second GameD
p;ttzhurg ..O o q o 1 o o. -
Vow york ..3 . 0 90 o x-7-l3-3
30 Ratteries-Ieever and Phelps and II.
i Smith. Cronin and BOwerman. Umpire,
o'Dav. Time 145. Attendance, 1850.
AT BROOKLYN.
7" 81 Louis .....0 o 0 o o 0 1-1-6-i
BROOKLYN .......I G 0 o l 0 X-6-l
- Batteries-M. O'Neil and J. O'Neil;
Newton and Latimer. Time. 80. Umpire
Tom Brown. Attendance 400.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Toronto-Toronto. 1; Buffalo. 0.
Al Montreal-R 0chester, 3: Montreal. ,.
At Observation-Disclosures, L; New
ark, 1.
AT ProYidence-Frovidenc 6; Jersey
City, 3.
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DaiIy ksnnsbse Journal
BASEBALL GAMES.
American League.
At DETROIT.

At DETROIT
Detroit, } 10
si n1atteries-Mercer and Mcclure: Sud
"a Shields and Kahoe- Time, Lao. Um-
, a;rs Sheridan. Attendance. 1000.
AT CLEVELAND.
,ro,oland ....l 0 0 / 0 0 2 0-5-ll-;
IsEs,,adeInhia "A & 0 0 o | 2-S-13
fInatteries-Moore and Wood: Waddell
"a Schreck. Time. Ia Umpire,
SntTrlaa1ehlin. Attendance. 35SS.
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ded It; people everywhere have used it.
Dr. Wn1 N. Bradford, of Cam
bridge, Clio, writes "z find
Johann HofTs Exfracf q certain
tonic snd iHvfgoFat0r, HfmEsrfS
energy and yivacifys increases the
red blood coFpE5cIcs ana thereby
supplies resistance 10 fatigue. IL
is all YOU claim for If. =
Johann Hoff's Extract takes hold of
weak people and builds them up. 1t
does this by helping nature. If run
down, troubled with nervousness, il you
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The Czarina Out Of Danger.

st. Petersburg, Sept. SIT Is officially
announced that the Czarina has passed
the critical period of her recent miscar-
riaGe. Her case is without complications
and she ~ progressing towards comniete
reCoNerY.
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guest of John White, Saturday. at the
camp on the shore of the lake.
Amos Higgins. who has been at
Providence. r. L., for few weeks, re-
TUNED home. Saturday.
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can't sleep nights, or have no appetite.
take Johann Hoff's Extract with your
meals. You will notice at once the un-
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SENATORS.

Augusta-Joseph H. Manley.
Pittston-C. c. Libby.
Winthrop-Rutiilus Alden.
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Aber1eIdie Castle

HOEi UEEHGNEIE e
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Eoff:s Extract, London, Z, c.
Please supply three dozen Hoffts
Extract on account OF H. r, II.
Prince Of Wales, u Cross,
BY GOODS Train 10 AberGegCie,
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Upton WILL CHALLENGE.
omeial Word Will Come Within Two
or Three Weeks.

hothesay, Scotland. Sept SIN an in.
ury view here. today. with a representative
~ ,o me Associated Press. Sir Thomas LIP
m c,. formal challenge for the America :
sp 20 New York Yacht Club within two
H. poSsiniy three weeks. If. however. in
as meantime any British yachtsmen or
,S examination of yachtsmen challenged.
and Would have his cordial assistance
anu the use of the Shamrock MS a trial
"V y" absolutely free of cost.
r;ss ' lnomas Upton added that the SEQ
hn;lt 'o S,.su MS new boat being already half
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EAST VASSALBORO.

Mrs. Myra e. Frye of Portland. was
in Town a few days last week
C. NJ. BAILEY, cal}plsdt1lRey, Chas. Wood
man agspfhiedl ssg4dGes at oak 6ioV'
Seminary, "Wednesday. The schoo
opened With al dasge eattendancefpf stu
dents a nd therejaIie still more to come
in.1itGtnsas4qs1 on: svss rs bins 1s5
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CHURCH HILL.

Amos Cunningham has a lamb, seven
weeks Old. which weighs as lbs.
Miss Carrie Ward is visiting friends on
| the Hill.
Miss Lucy NJ. Campbell. Of Ellsworth, is
| visiting Mrs Wcllman Curtis.
Miss Clara A. Bennett has resumed her
duties as teacher in the Spaulding school.
Wellman Curtis lost a valuable horse,
last Thursday.
G. H. Cunningham. of Palermo Centre
| visited relatives here. last week.
| Frank Phelan na., taken the contract to
| haul one hundred cords of wood for John
| E. Church.
Pierce & Prescott are doing a large job
of grading for john II. Church.
Chas Bailey has Il peach tree which is
| full of mutt.
The fail term of school began, Monday.
Miss Marcia Gordon, of Dexter. is the
| teacher.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Gideon IIallowell attended
the State Fair al Lewiston, last week.
Osgood Crawford is filing his silo with
corn, this week.
Miss alice CasyyelI is at Ocean Point
| for a short time.
Miss NJ. ]. Spsaripg is visiting friends
on Cross Hill.
SOUTH VASoALBORO.
Miss Grace Stone left for Wcstport. Sat
! urday, where she mas position teach
| ing. a go
| j. p Twitchell spent a few days in
lewiston, last week, attending the fair
and visiting his sister.
| Mrs Fl. 6. Dickey is spending a week
in WaterYille and Skowhegan visiting
| relatives.
| c. G. TAYLOR slipped while descending a
| flight OF stairs and fractured his ankle
| bore. The fracture was reduced by DR.
| Earle of South China.
c. NJ Dici,ey is making extended i'm
! provements to his house.
| Mrs II. y. Whitehouse has gone to Sid
| ney for few weeks stay.
/ Rev. T. r MiIlett, insurance agent
with headquarters AT G. +. Cobb's, has
purchased an automobile.
LiTcHFIELO CORNER.
Miss Edith Campbell celebrated her 10Th
| birthday, Saturday afternoon, by enter
| tanning Il party OF her young friends. she
had several pretty presents. among them
| a large handsome doll Lemonade ana
| cake We're serV ii.
( A young son came to the home Of Mr.
| and Mrs VIII Knight, Thursday morn
| ing.
| Miss laura Mahaney of Cambridge.
Mass. is visiting her friend. Miss Emma
| Gilbert.
| Mr. Lyon IF Auburn. spent day Or
| two at ar, ~ lberts, last week.
| Mr.. alsaoairs. eErar k eDrummond of Bos-
teft.c arejsis,lzngla theshotel. 4a
! Emery Baker isoat home from9 Augusta
1 for lew days vfsiU 20 his family. e
Reuei Jacfzvon az F'ftl f,iVef Mass, ar
4 rived in town. Saturday, HeifS hare to
ss,sS ssassl n a siasa .Gaua
Ntyy tficE f7ftpsJyis tr.TcfTTTrry yr-fruUf in
| Manchester. Miss Mabel Purinlon IS
teaching in Rowdoin. and Miss ''ssh
| Higgins in Fayette-
Mrs J. w. Starbird OF Lewiston. Is
STAYING with her sister. Miss Eudora Rob
| insgn.
! aiisses Daisy AMI, Kitty kiHdriek have
returned to Bates College.
NORTH WINDSOR.
| \ reunion of The afniiy Of Isaiah and
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NORTH WINDSOR.

\ reunion of The affinity Of Isaiah and
Eliza PIERCE gas held IN North windsor
ut the home ii NeranFs and Elizabeth
pierce. SeIt. q OF he nine children liv-
ing sever were present. Those from ont
~ touf, were Mr. and Mrs y. VI. Pierce
of Portland; MIR and Mrs J. l. Pierce.
Mrs Ella D. clark and Miss Edith Clark.
Rrrlinafon- Mr. alAl Mrs o. r. Robbins.
Riverside: Mrs. Il. 5. Barton, Miss Ida
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daTd returned 10 fheIT nome III LYNN
Iefhfy O = Rfssslay. c'lft sfiauHfd gadf IN

Mrs. John Bradley spent a few days
in Portland the first of the week. re-
turning by way of Lewiston to visit
the State fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Gates and Mrs.
IDA Clark spent Wednesday at Lew
iston attending the fair.
The W. c. T. L. gave lawn party
on the grounds of Mr.. and Mrs Alien
Pinkham. "Wednesday afternoon. The
weather was fine and a large COM
pany gathered. \ fine program was
carried out Refreshments We've
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New York, Sept. s.-Members of the
j New York Yacht club We're not su ~ s,iJ
l.intnr VENTS Of the news that Sir Thos.
again vas almost ready to challenge
I Der rsea rcrrs: TOR many years a MEM
" thGsns,f.se .Annerica's cup committee,
was gas,ule reason why the challenge
Sir ming enrlier dthan usual was That
me t rs1sas waa.ed to-trN his fortune in
s,eadier ssSspslsS oi. August. which were
ssAy1asasx1an the 'hrerzes of the latter
9laus on. ee2tsnstsi,';lad in, Octoberse
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EAST WINTHROP.

Miss Grace Cushman has been pass
ing her vacation with friends IN
Massachusetts.
Albert Haskell of Livermore Falls.
passed few days ut cobbossec Farm.
Edgar L. Packard of Boston, Mass,
is passing hrs vacation ut home.
IL. +. Bowditca of Augusta. was the
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vASSALBORO.

Herbert Clifford and family, who have
been spending the summer at their
summer residence. returned to their
home in Someryille, Mass, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Waldron of
Cross Hill. called on relatives in this
village, last week.
William Knights of this village, was
summoned TO South China, last week.
by the serious illness of his daughter,
Miss Flora. who is staying with her
grandmother. Mrs. Adams.
Miss Georgia Lancaster returned
from visit TO relatives in Oakland,
last week.
=, Mrs, Laura Giipatricl arrived in this
village, Saturday, called here by the
Illness of her mother, Mrs. John Tur-
neT- Of this place. i5
Miss Augusta Pitts has gonel to
10 attsaduA aslaalszSSGaslss -
Howard Parsons went to Thorndike
10 Gust his vote in his native town.
,,gfssiSs Angie Newell. accompanied by
little Harold Fugerson and Master
Clarence Thyng. returned from Lewis
ton Saturday evening
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g a. . TO E e a.
ps,r.tha n Tbs giaj yaa il2ya tlss;g begJk
sis, ! MxWSzAx
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us sS;at iss,N Ghost plant, product OF
.ais ssnIral and South America. is so