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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-01-24
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NV sToRE, "a, Jan. p. lsos.

NV STORE, Va, Jan. n, 1902.
The peopleof this community had
the pleasure Of witnessing Al New
Store Presbyterian church one Of the
pfeitlesi marriages that have been sol.
emnized here for years. Rev. John II
Davis, Of Cumberland performed the
ceremony which made Ms. Mabel
claire HeDdiich the bride Of Mr.. New
som Of Port nj lu'h. The church was
brilliantly lighted aud iastefully deco
rated. ID font there Wa. suspended
marriage bell under which the con-
tracing parties stood during the eere.
mony- The bridal party entered 10
the strains Of Mendel-ohn's wedding
march played by Miss Evelyn Binford.
Of Prince Edward. The attendants
were: Miss Della Hooper with Mr..
}. {. Hebditch. Miss Addie Cndlin
with Mr. John Garrett Miss Ora
spencer with Mr. Joe Anderson. Miss
Liboie Bliss with Mr.. sam Selden.
Miss Maude Jones with Slr. Linwood
Baldwin, Miss Quinn Hebditch with
Mr. Horol Armstrong, Miss LIVE
Steger with Mr.. George Elcan. Miss
Leila Davis with Mr.. Herbert Steger.
Miss Annie Garrett with Mr.. Hallet.
Miss Fannie Newsom with Mr.. William
Spencer. The ushers were: Nessrs
Arthur Armstrong, George Gilllspie
Marshall Gillian and Edward Gil
liam
Alter the ceremony and congmtula.
Iions the bridal party and few init
mate friend. drove % the home Of MIR.
J. W. Hebditch, the father Of the bride.
near Arcanum, where most delight.
iul reception was held and bountiful
old Virginia wedding supper was
served.
The young couple received many
handsome and useful presents. No
thing was lacking o. make this evening
one Of thorough enjoyment to all
present, and nothing marred in any
degree their pleasure except perhaps
the thought that one Of the sweetest
and brightest young ladies Of the COM
munity Will so soon break the social
circle. However, there was comfort in
the thought that other lives would be
by her presence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hebditch. who are
proverbial for their hospitality, never
more handsomely. and
those who were present will not soon
orget the night
Mr.. and Mrs. News0m will make
heir home ia Portsmouth. where Mr..
Newsom Is engaged ia business.
Besides the attendants who were
present az the reception there were the
blowing: Mr. and Mrs.. Arthur ARM
trong, Of Cumberland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Smith, Mrs. Thomas Garnett.
Miss. Annie Jones, Me-sr-. Hamlet
.angsl0w, Williams. GATES and Eli.
ward Lakeland
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Annie visited relatives IN Holloway
saturday aud Sunday last
Dr. ". q Daniel and family expect
To- leave Ut Dallas, Texas, this week
Where they will make their future
home. They will be greatly missed
Ia the neighborhood.
The Woman's Missionary Society
met at Sharon Sunday. There was
large attendance. Miss Myrtis Ba-s
ana Mr. Frank sayers read very 10
iefesiing selections, after which We
were pleased 10 have missionary talk
from Mr.. ". b GATES
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l"r+ Oh aud young are eager i0r ID.
daF Goo .me when les due 40 ouroili e.
Mr a eck Carrier died ~ bis home,
near rr~inay. very suddenly on iha
nieht 81 Christmas eve. aud wa. buried
a Olive Branch church on .j.h Dee.
Not seeing auy notice Of his death Ice.
fore thought ] would send % now and
ieav" 30 io SOME sorihIer pen io write
the obituary
Very little Of ihe tobacco in the
neighborhood has been marketed yet.
but those who have sold are we'll
I pleased with the prices obtained
Mn. Bradshaw and children. and
Nr- Luther Gillian aud baby. have
been on visit 10 their paselt-, Mr..
aud Mrs james OyertOn.
Miss Virginia Riddick. Of Newport
News. i- visiting bier aunt. Mr. How.
ard ~elden.
The Peck Mission Band have IS
sued invitations toa Measuring Party"
at Mr. Frank Aliens next Friday night. /
Ga Friday night last there WAS a de- /
Iightful dance AZ Mr.. Phillip Youge's.
Dancing Was kept up until an late hour. /
Those present were Mi-se. Pear
sDnduraut, Wilson aud Mary swan.
Eva Crute, Of Roanoke, Della. Essie
and Mary Harris. Virginia Riddick, Of
Newport News. Sudie aud Hennie
Ogerton, Pattie >elden, Bsll aud Mary
longe. Annie aud sadie Allen. Messr-.
T.. aud b. Bonduant. +. 4. aud b.
Lip>c'mo, Emmett Wom4ck. J.. Dill
.ou, J Singleton. b Worsham. Jr., G..
81 aud T. Harris, II. aud j. Allen. :.
aud J. Oserton, Waller Fowlke-.
Miss Mary lOnge will return to the
Normal IA February.
Mr.. Dibbrell Elan was given the
contract TO repair the road al the .
'reek crossing near +. T. Lipscomb's
he has made a good job Of il, but says !
Sc will be compelled % have a bridge \
here, as the ford is dangerous one :
after a freshet A. il j. 4
be public road 90 Prospect, it CAUSES ,
much inconvenience after rain 10 20 n
jur or five miles 10 avoid the quick
and which renders 60 So unsafe. d
Please keep up the push for the n
lrai telephone We OF Tredway want ]
;. and need IT..
What can be done about our short n
srm NJ the public school? The child %
.n viii forget what they have learned :,
b such long vacation. There Will te
Do eiilrt made % have private school b
.ier Miss Harris close, her public II
'hool size has accepted position oil
D Pulaski, aud will leave just As soon %
i her duties here are ended She has II
lly about sd day, more 90 teach. n
Mr Charlie CoyiDgton, who gave up Al
.rmlug tso OF three years ago 20 90 N
Durham. y G., 90 work in a tobacco ca
Glory, has returned. He Will farm n
ith Alr Thomas Carter. h,
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TnggIe Tank Twink.


ACItUN, "a, Jan. %, IU-.
There will he preaching at Apo
matiox church Oh next sunday by Mr..
Mark l.. Philips.
some fine Wild turkeys were seen
near here recently.
Mr Hamlet aud Charlie Glenn, of
Farmviile, spent sunday evening in
our neighbnrhOOd
Mr. and Mr., : ". Farrar have re-
turned from a few day. visit 90 friends
40 AnnomaltnX DEPOT
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Little loss

n flesh and strength, little barking,
obstinate cough and little pain in
the chest may not mean gallOping
consumption, but they are signs that
prudence will not neglect A few doses
of Aliens Lung Balsam cause free
discharge of mucous and 30 loOsens
the cough. II heals the inhamed air
passage aud all it- benefcent work il
accomplished withouta grain ofopium.
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NnnIe Bargain..

One hundred acres Of timber land
within six miles Of Farmvi.le. sixty
acres 81 timber land near Green Bay
A desirable farm Of DO acres within
three miles Of Farmvllle. Another Of
IlG acre within a mile Of Farmville
Farmville Farm Agency.
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Don't Live together.

Constipation aud health never go to-
gether. DeWitt- Little Early Ri-ers
promote easy action Of the bowels with
out distress. 81 have been troubled
with cn-tivene-s nine years, says J
o Greene, Depauw. Ind 81 have tried
many remedies but Little Early RIsers
give best results. n-Ander-On Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-01-24

The visible supply of food stufi-
was never So short a. al the present.
time, nor has the ability on the part
Of the people % buy What they need
ever been greater than now. There
fore. that section Of the country where
crops mature early and can boz placed
i'm the market first, should secure very
profitable prlces.-Ex.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-01-24

The Daughters of tine Confedemcy.
through Mrs. Waite, have received a
very pleasant letter from Gen. Gordon.
BE regrets be cannot bee with them at
the time they wished. bul be has % be
DOB Austin, Texas, 40 that date They
wished to have him April 7ih, As be
ADD bis command occupied almost the
position of the soldiers cemetery April
200. '55. Mr- Gordon remembers With
pleasure her stay AZ Mrs Whites faith
el- .n '65.
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Lit Of ton,tables Ia Buckingham
founiy. With Their Address

VIZ" A"'iI Auui'
Nay.viiIe district N q No'vley
buckingham &. H.
Francisco district -p. ~ fSbe-
Vert.
jane River district john e. Clio
yer, Camm.
Curdsyilie district IT. J. cImb7me,
Dilwyn.
Marshall district &C. f. Lesueur
Ore Banks.
Slate River district - q. Miller,
GlenmOfe.
JUSTICES
May-viile District "A. 4. Gauett.
Jr. buckingham; c. l. Taylor,
Aliens Level; ;. A. Spencer Toga.
Francisco District p NJ Jones,
sheppard-; L. d. Jones, New Store;
Z. " Anderson, Andersonville.
james River Di,trict.-E NJ Miles,
Gienmore; F. W. swau, Gienmore; A.
e. Hor-ley, Manieo.
Curd-vIlle Di-trict.-J Il Bnn-iord, /
Gravel Hill; G.. ". Eam, Rival; +. ID. /
.iresory, DiIwyn.
Marshall District Alex Duval, Ar
sonia; Thomas Mann, New Canton; s.
f. Williams. New canton.
Slate River ID strict w. T.. Payne.
'Ayne's; MI Lsyne, Tucker; r. J.
Nucs0.s, We'll Water
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TRAVIS. Pr. ED Co., Va,
Jan. y, 1902.

Jan. y, 1902.
Miss Matte Leigh Cunningham was
the charming guest of Miss Witt Fos-
or Monday night
Miss T. Kellogg Holland spent sat
lrday aud sunday iu your town.
Mr. G.. NJ. Bass aud daughter, Mr..
and Mrs John Gillian, aud Miss Witt
Foster were GUESTS Of Miss Maude
Bruce Sunday.
Dir. George Bruce aud daughter, Miss
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rarm,IlIe Graaed and Hlgh SehooI.

Farm,ille Graded and High school.
Roll If honor for the week ending
January II:
High SchOoi-Li'han Thompson,
Deme.riu- Farmr Lionel Hooper, Kate
B.dgood.
Grades ~. Marjorie Thompson,
Lizzie DAVIS, Annie Lyon, Hugh Gar
land. Ethel Lyon, Lockett Walton,
Bessie Gillian
6 Ben Rige- Hooper. Bette
NeDanald. Nellie Smith, Peter Wins.
toa.
5l Louise Gray. Eugenia Falwell.
Asa Lyon.
o. Basil Jackson. Lena Gillian,
John Doyne, Annie Cray
l}. Walker Paulett.
70 Ruth Gtrueti. Emmett Web
-ter, Marion West Ruth Houston,
Elizabeth smith, Samuel Wootton.
l| Clara Skinner. Taylor West.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-01-24
Insurance that lnSureS.

Insurance that insurcs
means the best there Is
iu insurance. it means an
honest losses are paid
promptly 1t means pick
ins from the ashes the
iacc value OF Your policy.
We have been selling it
% satisfied customers for
seventeen years.
T@u.set = T-u.se-.
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Another or Our Appreciative sub
>cribers.

>Cfibefs.
MEaERRIN, Va, Jan. IS. 1902.
Editor Heraid.-We enjoy the Farm
vile HERALD ami hAi H. coming. II
j. a bright, pleasant visitor Love to
God and man j. the pervading spirit.
/ intend TO he subscriber as long a.
the paper and / agree 80 well in our
views on every subject. especially
Sycamore Bottom. Soutbside Virginia
aud especially this immediate section
is the garden spot Of the world.
&. r. PErTrs
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ANah BARGAIN.

For sale cheap, and on satisfactory
terms, one tire proof safe, comparatively
new. For further Information apply al
HERALD office
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Death Of Mr.. Johns.

Mr. James w. Johus died last Satur-
day morning az bis home near Overly,
BOZ Amelia county. A short while ago
ne went home from Lynchourg. where
De was employed iu the Virginia
state Fertilizer Works, and expected 70
return % the city after short rest aud
reeupeation he bad not teen entire
iy vel for some time. His death came
a. a severe shock % his loved ones and
friends, being cut down in the fall Wig
OBJ of young manhood. He leaves a
widowed mother, two married sisters
aud one brother
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mother 20 the Daughter Who Nursed
Her."


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ftras beyoa win ...n lr,nne.
'' p,'''ir 'nl .iie may nr'i Doe dome
" ''''','''''"' '' n'''''n''e' is al
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MS Ny alter Palmer and 500 are
MISS i'11 e. O'aprrN Is back after "A
i'.s-'"l visit Q" her n'ne az Abilene
Ar iiuen e. Davis. OF N.rilik. is iu
toNu, tnr guest OF bis father. Mr. T.. j..
l'A.
d. Potts prayer meeting talks are
s'od. end should be heard by every
memoer of hi- church,
The HEHAlD'- correspondents from
thf.a ,he aoi..i ing count.e. are the
ellsl of any ior Jews gathering
~lrshtine--.
SIR tt d Cobb ACCOMPANIED Mr.
o.. G. C1asn o Franklin county
where h- actei as best man iu Cowan
Turner nupi't.- wednesday.
Tue HERALu's sincere consraiu'a-
tions 90 Dr. aud Nr. Kline "Afsv
they 1--we long aud pn.peru And Ne
Will add. ula, ih-y continue fo live in
F,rmvlne
Rev Mr. rt.,no.,,, attended, ,h. a,
q .l.on e,nxent.oo which met in
Richmond There uiu he mn more /
cbiva'rr warrior 2, a, h,ils updsr
that banner
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h,-, ,.h,h s. 49,, It.. ,,,. 80. -
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'.u' 'I.- e'u '' 'ne 'O.n regiment
49, w. nc = '''i VIII prescribe
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NC u'-'' '''-s'u''''eii'
Rural Zee delivery Of mails il all
'isht' provided always that the men
no 90 the delivering are decenily
l''u TOT il. Inls is not true Oh those
y i' already carry country mails from
'''''e ~ o'''1e'
The HERALD Job Office is thorough
y elulpped Tor uoing work al city
'i'ees' we nave one lot OF -'VvO en-
e'opes "nien We are Offering al very
%" price 10 move 'Ls'l' l"ey are 10
o''is anu "n''e' " ne'neI 10 heed
ID 1'''''f''7 VI "'' IL Will pay you 10
~ III . vat supply no"'
The dinner given by our friend,
Ben COX, 70 those legislators was
ven little OIL better than that be
ave % the girls on Nina, day. Oys-
srs I'D various styles, turkey, old ham,
Boston roast beef, vegetables Of every
lnd' plum pudding which however,
'as little too strong for the average
D. =. i. IT, fruits from the tropics
na temperate zones followed by in
of'ea cigars Tor the law makers. The
ilior oegs 70 acknowledge the courte-
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NANIED:-Pupii- Ia -tenogaphy aud
Wpear.uug Terms reasonable. For
further information apply to Miss
UeL-Ie MlIlnn. FarmNIIIe. Va.
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d. you want a nice 81 lcs Ifee See
lrduu Bros add
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Special sheet music sale. Gets per
copy al Cridliu Bros
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-03-20
Town Government.

The gentlemen comprising the COM
mittee appointed at our last town meet
ing under article SO "To see If the town
will vote to appoint a committee to re-
port upon the advisability of some
change in our present form OF town gov
eminent, and to present in the next town
report such plan as may seem to them
best and to pass all votes necessary re.
specific '"e same, -, me - - -
of pat~, Oxford Friday evening lasf'
aud organized with the choice OF .. K.
Bachelor as chairman and K, T. Patten
as Secretary. Various forms OF town
government were presented aud discuss
ed at length.
The committee took d. finite ctioa by
appointing the following subcommittee
each committee to report at subsequent
meeting Of the full committee, upon that
special form Of town government to the
investigation of which they were assign
ed: Committee on slight modification of
present form of town government, II. w
Kimball, E. Z. Greenwood, W. r. Elliott.
On that plan Of town government known
as the Bachelor Bill" o. X. Bachelor,
Lewis Anderson, r. T. Patten. On the
usual form Of City Charter, S. w. Gould,
F. w. Allen, c. II. Gardner.
Our citizens are invited to interest
themselves, and to make such sugges-
lions to any of the subcommittee as will
assist them in their work.
Later the full committee will doubt
less give hearings which will give full
opportunity for anyone to present such
arguments upon the question as they
] think will be pertinent TO the case.
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MQore's Mills-Canaan.

VIM. Barrett from North Dakota was
guest at D. NJ. Fosters, last Thursday.
Miss Vonie Eaton of Skowhegan made
brief call on Mrs. Ansel Goodrich one
day last week.
Mrs. G. E. Taylor made a short call
last week on Mrs. (. A Williams. We
regret to learn that they intend selling
their farm and leaving town this spring.
Frank Steward Of Skowhegan, who has
recently been quite sick, has so far re-
covered as to be able with his wife to
visit their sen, F. D. Getchel, 10 this
place.
Miss A. B. Goodrich was at home from
Clinton, over Sunday.
Ansel Booker has gone to Massachu-
sets where he expects employment.
G.. E. Farnham, who has been in
Athens, the past two weeks repairing a
saw mill, returned home last Friday.
Monday evening. March 10th, several
young friends of Harry Fernald passed the
evening at the "White house" where he
and his brother-in law and wife have
stopped while numbering in that vicinity.
Jas. Mckinney from Clinton bought
some good lambs here last week.
Evangelists w. S. Aldrich and James
Renfrew have been holding evening meet
ings at the school house which have been
well attended. w
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Athens.

Friday and Saturday were two fine
days for the fair and good attendance
was secured. notwithstanding the bad
condition of the roads. The different
sources of bringing in money made the
receipts S125 90
Mrs. Alonzo Perkins of South Scion
died Friday. The burial occurred here
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Turner are en-
tertaning relatives from Portland.
The sleighing is entirely spoiled,
wheels being used almost altogether.
We shall have long season of mud be.
fore the freezing time is over and the
ground settled
d. f. Judkins of Skow hogan passed
Saturday night and sunday IN town.
NJ. j Hight had sudden i'll turn sun.
day morning, alarming his friends, but
attending to business on Monday,
Mr.. Moses French of Scion was in
town recently, the guest of Benjamin
Gaylord.
Mr.. Prince Stafford drove TO Skowhe-
gan and back, Saturday.
Miss Ina Emery, who has passed the
fall and winter monks in Massachusetts
visiting friends, returned Monday, much
improved in health
Mr. Alopzo Good win is quite poorly.
The Chapman Brothers recently pur.
chased of halles Taylor, OF this town,
three pairs of oxen that had worked in
the woods all winter. Mr.. Chapman
said of them that they were in the best
condition of any cattle he ever saw which
had worked hard all winter Que pair
weighed 5000 pounds and girted seven
and one half feet. The hapmans handle
many nice pairs of oxen. They recently
sold Mr., Barton of Dexter pair of
white face beauties.
We learn that the nice farm buildings
of Mrs. Betsy Mason on Stckney hill
were destroyed by fire near noon, Tues.
day. G
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into this country. A counter PROPOSE
ton was urged by the minority, provid-
ing that the President be authorized to
enter into commercial agreement,
whereby on account of relations
that have existed between the United
States and Cuba since 1898, anc in ton
sideration of reduction of duties on
U. S. products imported to Cuba salts
factory to the President, he shall agree
to pay, each year, for a term of three
years to the government OF St45a, a sum
of money equivalent to 20 per cent of the
duty paid into the treasury of the United
States upon goods, wares and merchan-
disc, the product of the island of Cuba,
imported into this country. The four
Maine Congressman supported this
counter proposition and voted with the
minority 10 the conference. They were
evidently in favor of afforaing relief to
Cuba but not in favor of the bill of the
ways and means committee of the House
and its method of providing relief.
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East COrnYille.

Charles Bean of Hartland, with his
son Lindsey of Woliston, Mass, was
visiting his daughter Mrs. Aaron Soule
and family, a few days last week.
Frank McCrillis and wife, who went
to Denver, Col last fall on account of
Mr. McCrillis' health, have returned
home, the climate not agreeing with him
Mr.. McCrillis says he is convinced that
the place for any one out of health is at
home.
Charles S. Smith and wife are at home
from Skowhegan where they passed the
winter
Aaron Soul lost a valuable team horse
recently.
Leroy Waton's new steam mill is now
running on full time and is a great i'm
provement over the old one carried
away by the December freshet.
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Church Services.

At the First Bautist Church on sun.
day morning, there will be Worship fl,
1915 with sermon hy the pastor upor
the theme Mans trial before God .''
SUNDAY school At -. Junior meeting
Ats Evening service If opgat- with
address upon "The parable Of the prod
igsl son" An are invited.
~ ...,,z g. 10000. ...,.l.,. .. -.
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Monday, March Eth, "Evacuation
Day, was celebrated in Boston. 1t is
customary for the New England metrop-
oils to observe the day in commemora-
ton of very important event in the
war of the Revolution. Both State and
city together with the patriotic citizens
of South Boston united in the celebra.
ton with the dwelling OF a tablet in a
newly erected marble monument on Dor
chester Heights where the American
redoubts compelled the British to leave
Boston as a special incentive to the oc-
casion. The tablet was unveiled by Gov.
Crane, Monday afternoon, after mill
tary parade through the principal streets
of South Boston and following it came
appropriate exercises in school hall
with an eloquent Grafton by Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge. One of the guests
of the South Boston citizens was Rear
Admiral w. S. Schley, who rode with
the Mayor during the parade, receiving
an ovation along the line of march. In
the evenir G at banquet Admiral Schley
was one OF the sneakers,
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Skowhegan does not get the full benc-
fit OF its recent bar closing process, for
the reason that liquors may be obtained
in surrounding towns. We hope and trust
Sheriff Pennell has enforcement enough
to go around. He gave Jsckman sam
pie of the search and seizure program,
last week, and this week made seizure
of eight bottles of hard liquor at the
office of the American Express Company
here. IL citizens of other towns will let
him know they want the traffic stopped,
we believe he will be ready to accommo-
date them. The enforcement sentiment
is in the ascendency. The drought in
Skowhegan has had good effect. 1t
stimulated Pittsfield to shut up their
bars and we hope the combined ii huence
of these two towns may extend to other
places In Somerset. Let US have dry
county as we'll as some dry towns in the
county.
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Snithfield.

Mr.. Otis Sawyer and wife are gaining
The Fair held at Fairview Grange Hall,
March II. and 10. was success, the net
proceeds being SIz5 90.
Miss Bessie Prescott of Oakland has
been the guest OF Mrs. Jennie Wentworth
for the past week.
Mrs. Fred Witham has been sick for
the past week
Mr.. Frank Fuller has sold his driving
horse to Obed Allen Of Norridgewock.
Miss Matte Grant and Vesta Ki'gore
visited at Hiram Robinson's last week
Mr.. Charles Smiths Picker Stick fac
tory, has been closed on account Of the
engine being broken but started again
Monday. K
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North COrnVille.

Mr.. Thaddeus Green has been very
sick but is little better now
F. N. Weston was taken with a sudden
sickness, Saturday, and was not much
better Tuesday.
!. N. Wiley has sold the Salley farm
to DR.. Lindell of Skowhegan, who moved
there last week.
J. Robinson recently made quite a
sale of stock COWS, 3 hogs and calves
in one day.
The Isaac Corson's family who have
been kept by r. Libby the past year have
been moved onto the place bought by
Alden Giles.
Some. much needed repairs OF the
highways have been done the past week.
Edwin Later has returned from the
woods and is stopping with his brother
Henry.