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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-08-12
DOW CITY HAPPENINGS
E. J. Balleneee. correspondept


1t was noted in the Review some
months ago that the editor of the En-
terprise had built quite an addition to
his Office. Since that time he has put
in an up to date Babcock press and now
thinks he has print shop that is not
surpassed by any plant for the purpose
in the county.
Mr.. Geo Richardson of Denison was
on Our streets Monday.
Walt Williams who had been in the
employ of Geo Jordon for three years
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. C Hea n took a trip to Dun
lap Mondny
Asa Dow had business at Woodbine
Tuesday.
D. L. Houston came in from RawliLe
Tuesday.
Ms. Emma Davie who had been
visiting at Mr.. John Coons returned to
Dunlap Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. r, Wilder and son
Morris accompanied by Mr. AID Fishel
drove to Denison Tuesday.
Mr.. George Bulles of Gi.zold Iowa
after visiting at c. E. Booths for a
few days left Tuesday morning for a
two weeks trip to Groom S, Dali.
Misses Maggie Howarth and Ute
Mch.y took the train for Denison
Tuesday.
Uncle 10 All 'rt had Lusi e@s
Denison Tueday
MIR. Lee VIM. of Washington town
ship, had business in Dow City Wed
nesday
Misses Leta era ndall and Mabel
day.
Mrs. George Huntington was at Dun
lap Thursday
Mrs. George Davi. hayine spent a
week visiting ut Denison, returned
home Thursday.
Mrs Henry Kent went down to Dun
lap about the middle of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r T. Baker returned
home THURSDAY from Two weeks out
iug visiting f iends and taking in the
lakes. Dick says the ,nnsquitos we're
just awful.
Mrs. Eunice Hauptuan, sister of
Mrs. Odell OF Paradise returned ,
Jefe, son after making quite q visit
with her sister. Miss Alice Dunlap of
Harlan, a friend of hers who mad been
visiting at the same place, relurne I
home Wednesday,
Miss Belle Jor Ian, sis.er to George
V. Jordan, arrived in tow from Bar
ton for protractea Wit with her
brother.
Fred Jackson went down to Dunlap
Satr day.
Miss Mildred Hofer went to Deni on
Saturday.
GMr. W. Gritfee was in town a day or
two during the week lookir after the
interests of the creamery at Denisou
and repor; bus ness here in his lira
quite satisfactory.
Mr.. "A Mrs, JON Ora igan came in
in Wednesday from an exte I'D y, ,
in eastern Iowa and western Illinois
Mrs. Oval Woods. Mrs. George
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Blackman and Mrs. Molone went to
Gordon Nebraska Tuesday and report
having an enjoyable trip aud each took
a homestead.
Miss Cory Butts is home for visit
with her parents.
Editor Rudd had business in Deuison
Saturday.
D. F. Woodruff came down from
Denison to visit friends Saturday.
Mrs, Alex Robertson, of Des Moines
came to visit at F. A Stones Saturday
Well, harvest is over and stacking
and thresh'ng is the order of the day
Laborers have been hard to find. S. me
men had to harvest their ! ..ain and
then shock it, but when it comes tc
stacFing they fail to get help. Their
farmer
Will swear by the point of his knife
That he'll never more feed tramp ir
fe.
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HAPPENINGS AT VAIL

Blaine Paine returned Thursday from
his western trip
Robt Molseed left Wednesday for S.
Dakota on business TIP.
Mrs. Duncomb Of Omaha is visiting
at the BARLEY Mitchell home.
DR.. Glvnn and John Thomson We're
West Side callers Thursday.
R. A. Nicholson of New Sharon was
a Vail visitor couple of days last week
C. c. Vail and wife returned Thurs
day from weeks stay at Hot Springs,
S Oak.
Miss Lillian Price of Council Bluffs
came Ftiday for visit with her many
Vail friends.
Manage f an has booked some high
grade attractions for the opeca horse
~ the CONN , ason.
Vail and Daulap cross BITS on t. ,
J me grounds next Sunday. 1t will be
s,fs intere ting game as the last game
between these teams it took II innings
to decide the contest.
Sam Mccullough had the misfortune
hand taken off Thursday woile trying
to ride a bronco 1t was necessary to
amputate the finger at the first joint.
The funeral of Mrs. Patsy O'Donell,
who died at her home in Vail Wednes-
day night. was hi Saturday at st
Anus church Rev. Father Murphy Of
hciating. 1t WI, one of the largest
funerals evec held in Vail many friends
being present to pay their last respects
to one that was loved and respected by
all who knew her.
The Val. Base Ball team and a
hundred or more root ars went to De =
8, Sunday aftel loon {. id d!shed out
Denisons first defeat to them this year.
The way they did it wasn't slow either:
Riley was at his best in the boz and
sstru out IS men The rest of the boys
all played ball and after the game only
A errors was Footed up to the team. The
score was 9to2. The game was quite
interesting throus uout Riley was in
structed to let Kelly first at least once,
but the 18 year old boy wouldn't follow
instructions. Kemp as umpire gave very
good satisfaction.
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ELks IN SESSION AT SALT LAKE
Grand Lodge convenes With Attend.
ance of Twelve Thousand.

ance Of Twelve Thousand.
Salt Lake, Aug. 12.-The first meet
ing of the annual session OF the grand
lodge of Elks opened in the Taber
nacle this morning, with $4,000 mem
bers of the fraternity on hand.
A drizzling rain, something almost
unprecedented in Salt Lake at this
time of year, fell occasionally yester-
day, but not with sufficient volume
to injure the decorations or interfere
with the sightseeing. The business
district is one mass of flags and bunt-
ing, the national colors and the royal
purple of the Elks being intertwined
on nearly every business block in
town, while hundreds of residences
are also draped. The electric effects
on Main and other business streets
are beautiful in the extreme. The
business district last night was ablaze
with thousands Of incandescent liShts
in white and purple, draped across
and along the sides of the streets and
hanging in festoons and gathered in
immense set pieces at various corners
Special trains by the dozens
damned with Elks from every section
Of the country arrived yesterday. The
time was taken up by the visiting
Elks with trips to Salteir and other
resorts. Among the arrivals were
special trains from Omaha, Sioux
Falls, Kansas City. Baltimore and
other eastern points.
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From Prairie Schooner to Overland

Under this title the July Review of
Reviews contains we'll illustrated
article that deals with the history and
development of the Chicago g. North
Western Ry., one of the largest and
best managed railway properties in the
country. The ARTICLES especially time
ly by reason Of the recent opening OF
the North Westerns new double track
across the plains from Chicago to the
Missouri River at Council Bluffs.
1t should be READ by all W ho are inter
est"i in the recent rapid growth OF the
Northwest. Copies of the article bound
in Review of Reviews covers, can be
secured by sending stamp to w. B.
Kniskern, e.. P. & 7. A., Chicago, Ills
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No News Of eeyaca.

Colon, Colombia, Aug. 12.-Nothing
has been heard OF the government
gunboat Boyaca which has been miss
ing since July 20, when she left Pan
ANA with 800 men on board to rein
force General BERT at Aqua Duloe.
No definite news has reached here
Of the battle between government
troops and revolutionists at Aqua
Dulce. but it is said that General
Berti the government leader, is still
holding a strong position at Aqua
Dulce and has been able to break
through weak points of General Her
rera's line for the purpose of obtain.
ing cattle.
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Illinois Central Excursion Rates.

ARE AND ONE-THIRD ON CERTIFICATE
PLAN
ONE FARE.
Dubuque, Iowa, Total Alb
stiuence Union of America, Aug. Sill
One fare rate from points more than
200 miles distant from Dubuque From
points within 100 miles of Dubuque the
rate will be one and one-third fare
Des Molnes, Iowa, Iowa State Fair,
Aug. 22-30.
Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo,
and Glenwood Springs, Colorado; Og-
den and Salt Lake City, Utah: Hot
Springs. Lead, Iead wood and Custer,
South Dakota. Special excursions
Tickets on sale Aug. ! to IA inclusive,
Aug. % and "a, and Aug 80 to Sept. 10
Inclusive: all tickets limited to Oct 81.
1909. for return
Salt Lake City, Utah. -Annal Meet
ing, Grand Lodge, Benevolent and Pro
tective Order Of Elks, Aug. IL to IA
San Francisco, Cal. Biennial Meet
ing, Knights Of Pythias, Aug 10 to a.
For information as the exact rates,
dates of sale, limits, etc for any of the
above excursions, apply to the nearest
Illinois Central Ticket Agent, or ad.
dress the undersigned
J. F. MERRY,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
Dubuque, Iowa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Calvin, Of Manila
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Barber this evening. Tomor, Nv NOM
ing the quartette will start bright and
early for vacation trip to L ;e View.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
August 8

Augusta
Charles Wirth to John Reimer. lot Is
blk schleswig. ................ go. S 200
August Braase to julius Schler lots
and e,a of lot Z blk % Sch,eswig .... 1870
Iva E Bliss to Charter Oak Milling Co
lot 8 blk l6 lots s-9-lO-11 blk II Mil
Land Co ,st add, Charter Oak 10
August 1902
Western Town Lot Co to G Schneider
lot blk kiron. ....s 175 9
Western Tow n Lot Co to G F Schneider
lots and2 blk Is Western Lot Co
1st add Kiron. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2O2 s
West. m Town Lot O to Nj A Hanson
lot blkl3 Western Town Lot Co lst
add kiron..... -. ......... 49,. 1l2 s
Western Town Lot Co to Mary Hanson
lot blk IA " 7 L Co LIST add. .... SOC
Western Town Lot Co to N P Swar son
lot blk u Kiron W T L Co LIST add 81 {
| Western Town Lot Co to Chas Otto
Swanson lot blk il Kron W L,o
1st add ................. ...... $500. 81
Western Town Let Co to John P
| TURIN lot blk IA Kiron w TLCo
ISL aQQ .................. .............. 80
Western Town Lot Co to A l. Pomeroy
| lot blk is Kiron W Co 1st add. 80
| Western Town Lot Co to D Will
| liams lot blk 10 Kircn W 7 l. Co LIST
dQQ....... Observation-Disclosures. .... 30
| Western Town Lot Co to w Sand
| berg lots 3 and blk a Kiron VIII
| Co 1st add. Observation-Disclosures. $50 :
| Western Town Lot Co too johnson
| lot blk IL Kiron W.T. L Co list add. 90
Western Town Lot Co to Mrs Emma
| Noreluis lot blk 10 kiron w Leo
,st add. Observation-Disclosures. 1l2 :
Western Town Lot Co to olson lot s
| bis 16 kiron w T L Co lst add 30
R A Romans and wife to August
Schmidt eA Sc a sec II Willow twp g. I
Henry Wuegner aud wife to Adam
Wtese lot blk 10 Aspinwall. COCOON. rs
Maggie Wjese widow to John II STAN
mer und X int il lots SO and 10 blk
| 10 Aspinwali. .............. 1000
Adam W:ese to John Fl Stammer undH
| int in lot II blk 10 Aspnwall ~ 7o(
August H.
Western Town Lot Co to Emil Krue-
ger lot blk % Schleswig ....... s 90
Western Town Lot Co to Emil Krue.
ser lot blk >! lot blk % Schleswig l44
Eddie Nelson unm. to Emily Nelson
und u int ! "a lot 81 OF re sud div Of
| II ne 4 and ek nwA sec IA Denison 2ls5
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Harry Wiblish, lse y made the great
score of 100 at "seven ,up'' at the Lane
& Leahy bow ling alley last night. 1t
will be long tine before this score is
beaten
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NEWS ABOUT DELoIT.

MIR and Mrs r. T. Baber returned
home Thursday.
Mr.. Roy McKim took his departl re
J It week for S. D.
Mrs. M, Hunt was quite sick Monday
also Mrs. Jacob Morley.
j. O. Booth. wife and children were
sunday guests at Deloit
Miss Abbie Lee spent the past week
with Mrs. B. E. McKim.
Miss Myrtle Golf of Logan visited re.
latives at Deloit Saturday.
John Myers was helping stack grain
for Lawrence Winans last week.
Mrs Wheelright Of Wall Lake was
the guest of Mrs G. N. Thwing one day
last week.
Mrs. James Spence and two sons
visited few days with relatives at
Council Bluffs.
Mrs. N Roark and family departed
for their new home at Canton S, Oak.
Wednesday.
Miss Aleatha Tucker and Nj. John
Anderson spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. C. D. Mck.m and daughter
Gertrude are spending few days at
the home of A E. Darling near Boyer
Mrs. A. c. Arnold went to Odebolt
Friday she will return next week ac-
companied by her daughter Matte, and
remain few days.
The Misses Bessie Winans and Ava
NICK N accompanied Mr. and Mrs. E
w. Pitcher to Wall Lake and spent the
d y Wednesday of last week.
The writer and husband enjoyed 2
pleasant drive to Odebolt Sunday anc
speut the day at Mr. and Mrs Jane,
Ho-r's retr nirg in the evening.
Berna1 Killaeny's team took leave
of absence Friday aftern oon and lef
him in town. r. " got over the groan6
lively for home, lat little damage dcne
We acknowledge plea, Mt g from
Mr.. Albert Eac &c of Qujmby on Frlda,
afternoon who used to handle good
over the counter at this place ud mad,
many friends.
Miss Daisy v orlev gave party to
few of her young {, snds last Wednee
day even ng. Ab"1t 20 were present
Ice crea n and cake was served I'D al
passed ery pleasant evening.
The Misses Jennie Newcom, Matti
and Eurice Dohson, Florence Nixon
Sadie Newton, Mrs. WHINE Brown
and E nie Brosd, are 81 ong those al
tending institute tns week in Derlsor
Deloit Review readers should pre-
serve their coui ms, sign them an
leave them with the correspondent an
they Will be sent IN.
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FOR SALE-Several good farms of all
sizes in Polk and Dallas counties
Mo. For further particulars inquire
of G. L. Olmstead or lock box 81.
Denison Iowa. 60
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Excursion Rates to District Fai~ Al
HOlSteia Iowa,

Via the No bWestern Liue. E:scur
sion tickets will be sold at reduced
rates August l6 to 81, II nsive, United
to return until Au"nst % inclusive
Ap'$v to as ents Chicago & Nceth.
Western Rf..
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Excursion Rates to Musical Festival at
Omaha, Neb,.

Via the Northwestern Lie. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold at reduced
rates on nine dates, August 20, "a. 81.
81, September 3, 7, 10, IA. II, l;,itel
to return on the day or day follow ng
date OF sale. Apply to agents Chicago
& North Western R'y
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Half Rates to State Fair at Des Moines.
Iowa.
Via the North. Western Line. Elk
cursion tickets will b, sold at ore fare
for round trip, August 81 to so, ipclu.
sive. limited to re. urn until Septembe :
l, elusive. Apply toagents Chicago
& North Western R'y.
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Excursion Tickets to County Fair at
Harlan, Iowa.
Via the Northwestern Line. will be
sold at -educ-d rates August Is 10 %,
lac 'sive, limited to return until Aug.
%, inclusive. Apply to agents Chicago
& No"th-W estern R'y
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FOR RENT. Front basement room,
McKim Hall, Inquire of Mrs Nc.
Cleilan at Reading room.
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Bleached and Un.
bleached Muslin
Ginghams, fine dress
styles
Large variety of style
in w ash Fabrics
Outing Flannel, extra
qualify --------
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-07-09

THE Aa1 RIcAN has subscribers at 100
Of the 1I6 post-o1Fces IN Hancock county;
nu the other papers IN the county com
ssned do not reach so many. THE AMER
icAN - not ne only paper printed IN
Hancock county. and has Hever claimed to
be, but 1t Is the only paper that con prop
ssly De called a COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The ctrcaIld-
tson 81 TIE AAERTcAN, barring the Bar
HuTb0r Records summer list. 10 larger
shan taas o. a. Re other papers printed
sn Hnnc0ck county.
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COUNTY NEWS.


Great POND.
Mrs. Mary Williams came from Bangor
Tuesday for a few days visit.
Mrs. J. r. shuman Is in Brewer for
some weeks with her daughter, Mrs. A.
II. stevens.
Alfred Clarry and his fiancee, Miss
Whitehead, OF Lowell, Mass, are here for
their vacation.
Clarence Williams, who has been In
Brighton, Mass, since November, s has
returned home.
Saturday party OF four from Spring
field, Mass, joined their friends at Lake
View, Alligator.
Mrs. George Crosby, OF Aurors, is
spending the day with her mother,
Direxa Williams.
Ralph Crsbtree, accompanied by a
friend from Brewer, was here last week
for iew Gays fishing in Great pond.
The Fourth here was quiet, but picnic
dinner in the grove, lawn party at F. L.
Mace's In the evening, with music, games
and refreshments, made the day pleas
ant one.
Albert Haynes, Mrs. Haynes, their little
son Jasper and Guy Patterson leave Mon
day for Joe Merry lake. A party OF eight
have engaged their camp for two months.
Mr.. Patterson has q nice camp here be-
side Long pond.
Mrs. a. r. Day, OF Mschias, arrived
Thursday evening to be present at the
school entertainment given By her
daughter Ida. This Is Miss Ida's first
school, and AZ she II the daughter Of
teach hers, she will no doubt be successful
10 her chosen vocation. The programme
consisted 4 music, reeitations, dialogues
aud play. The children did themselves
and their teacher much credit. The hall
was tsstefully trimmed in green and
white. Ice-cream and cake were served.
The proceeds amounted TO 81, which will
be used TO buy maps for the scboolroon.
A serious accident happened Saturday
afternoon to the little adopted son of
Ezra Williams. s'otd Nora,"a horse the
children have always driven and played
around, was feeding In the yard. Ran
som ran up behind her, and hit her with
q little stick. She kicked, hitting him in
the head. Mrs. Williams picked the boy
up unconscious, with terrible scalp
wound. The doctor came and found the
skull slightly fractured, requiring snrgi-
cal skill. Several stitches had to be
taken. The child may recover. He Is a
hrfgh. boy. and universal favorite.
Much sympathy Is expressed for the
family.
July 8. +.
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West BrookswrIie-
Amos Lord, of Bath. Is visiting his
parents.
Mrs. Thurston Lord, OF Bangor, is visit
ing in town.
Miss Nina Lord opened her ice-cresm
parIors the Fourth.
william Smith, OF Bangor, is In town
calling on old friends.
Capt. Hiram Fogg, of Bueksport, was in
town on business Friday.
Capt. George W. Biodgett made a busi-
ness trip to Bangor last week.
Mrs. Irving Tsrbox and daughter Stella
have gone to Northeast Haroor for the
summer.
Luther Church and family, OF Bangor,
arrived here on saturday, and opened the
Stevens cottage.
dren have arrived from Brockton, Mass,
for the summer.
The Fourth passed quietly here. The
entertainment at the chapel In the even
ing was well attended.
Mrs Clara Strout, OF Portland, with her
teo children, arrived Saturday snd will
p~as the summer here.
joan I. Dodge was drawn to serve on
tue extra panel for the Treworgy trial
this month at Ellsworth.
Capt. Alex. Snow, who has been absent
several years, Is al home while his steamer
andergoes repairs In Boston.
Henry Haskell and wife, OF Boston,
with their daughter Ruth, are at the
Halves house for the summer.
DIR. Thomas 8. Tsplsy, wife and son
WATSON, OF Auburn, are the guests Of
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Tspiey.
July I. ToMsoS.
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July 7.

WAtfhNN-
Andrew and Augustus Burnham have
been visiting friends here the past week.
Mrs. w. B. Hastings and Mrs. Harry
Rhodes, of Boston, have arrived for the
summer.
Miss Gertrude Bates, who has been at
tending school here, has returned to her
home in Lagrange.
w. II. Chapman, who has been in town
several weeks, has returned to hia place Of
business in Scranton, Pa.
The teacher and scholars in district No.
/ held George Warrington party at the
hall jane "a. The object was to purchase
flag for the schooihoase. 1t was largely
attended aud very pleasant evening for
all.
Owing to rain the service to be held BY
the Forestecs and companions June y
was held June %. The church was
beautifully decorated, resembling forest
with trees, ferns and flowers. An able
sermon was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Kirk
patrick. Both orders are in fiourishing
condition.
School No. closed Friday after sue
cessfui term taught by Miss Isabel Jor-
dan. Miss Jordan received several pres
ents from the school, showing the high
regard in which she is held. Following Is
the programme which was given in the
evening: Singing, Mrs. Alden Haslam,
Mrs. George Lindsey, Raymond Haslami
recitations, Leots Harrison, Theron Has
lam, Ethel Haslam; dialogue, keeping
House;H reeitations, AdeIbert Crosby, Lu-
cinda Jordan; dialogue, 'sThe Doh Show"
seven little girls; tsbleau, 'Good Night,
DolIies;" singing; Rotations, Oscar Jor-
dan, Erma Jordan; dialogue, sAppear-
ances are Deceiying;n Rotations, Mildred
Haslam, Leamon Jordan, Austin Jordan,
Arthur Hardison, Luvie Haslam; tsbleau,
ssThe Flower Girls" singing, Ethel NJ.
and @. Bates; dialogue, "what VIII We
Be?'' recitation, George Jordan; dialogue,
sswho did Itf' recitations, Mabel Turner,
Newell Hsrdison; dialogue, "The Peace
maker;n recitations, Carrie Jordan, Ro-
land Haslam; dialogue, 'sThe Oyster
Resurrection;n tabIeau, "A June Wed
ding recisasions, Bessie Jordan, Ethel
Maker; tahieaa, faith, Hope and Char
ity;n singing.
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ID.

July S. ID.
sorta tamotns.
Miss Sarah Bartlett, OF Lawrence, Mass,
is visiting her cousin, Henry Bartlett.
Miss Della Mcfarland, who spent last
week in Bucksport. returned on Saturday.
Mrs. A. II. coggins has gone 70 South
west Harbor to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Robbie Norwood.
Mrs. A. l.. Holt, who has been spending
several months with her daughter at East
port, has returned.
Miss Eunics Coggins returned last
Thursday from Islesford where she has
been teaching.
Mrs. Harry Hodektns and family, OF Bar
Hsrbor, spent several days With her
parents the past week.
George II. Coggins has recently made an
extension os twelve feet on his barn which
will add much to It's convenience.
Mrs. Susie Salisbury and family, of Els
worth, are spending q week at her old
home here.
p. A. Gross and family, OF Bangor, and
Misses Jennie Moore and Annie Winter,
of Augusta, spent the Fourth at Almon
Gray's.
Miss Lille Mcfarland recently returned
from Washington where she has passed
the winter. She has now gone TO Bar Hsr-
Dor to her usual employment in the store.
Melvin Mcfarland and wife, OF Boston,
arrived Unexpectedly the morning of the
Fourth. Mr.. Mcfarland returns on Sun
day, but bis wife will spend the summer
with her parents.
The track OF a large moose has been seen
on Hollis Austin's land, also In the iicld OF
L. r. Young, crossing = garden-paicb.
The game warden Is requested 10 keep his
stock in pasture.
Raymond Mcfarland. who has recently
finished a postgraduate course at Yale,
has received the degree OF Master OF Arts.
the first man In town who has ever reached
that distinction. His many friends con-
grstulste him, for they feel certain that 1t
has been attained solely through hard
study. He is spending his vacation at
home, arriving last week.
July Z. Y.
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south BInchfll.
Stiliinsn Csndsge, who hss been very III,
Is recovering.
Mrs. Temple. an evangelist, of Boston,
IL spending few days here.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ferrin and Miss Carrie Fer
rim are at the Perrin cottage.
Mrs. S. webber and Sterling Duffy, OF
Rockland. are visiting ]. Eaton.
Thomas Cole, OF surry, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Henderson.
Barry Bixby, OF Boston, is spending the
summer with his grandfather, Arch. Hen
derson.
Guy Day, OF Somerville, is spending bis
vacation with his mother, Mrs. Charles
Ferrin.
Joseph Gott and wife have gone TO
BROOKLYN to live with their grandson,
George F. Gott.
Mrs. Flora Day who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. William GatcheIl, OF Sar-
gentville, has returned home.
Ed. Preble, who has been employed In
Brockton, Mass, during the past year, Is
spending his vacation with his mother,
Mrs. Arch. Henderson.
June 80. 5. A. ID.