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The Iola register., 1902-04-18
RISING STAR.
Mrs. Mary wolard, Correspondent.

Mrs Mary Wollard, Correspondent.
April Is. We had fine showsr
today.
Mrs. Cinda Whiting of LaTIarpe is
visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
Guide Dickerson bought a stack of
flax straw OF Mrs. Nader.
Burt Winn has been trying to buy
feed in this neighborhood.
Freddie Wollard visited Donal
Eastdale last Friday afternoon.
w. T. Stout and wife went to lola
Saturday.
Mrs. Highbargin helped her little
grandson Willie Frame to celebrate
his 9th birthday last Saturday.
Maude Talley and Albert Stout took
the common school examination last
Saturday.
Albert Headland is painting Mr..
Meeker's new house and barn.
Jessie and Emma Daugherty took
dinner with Hazel and Edna Rogers
Sunday.
Albert Stout visi ted Ralph SpraguC
and wife Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith from near lola
visited the Meeker's last Sunday.
Bro. Talley will preach at Rising
Star every two weeks, There will be
preachining April 9th.
j. w. Stout and wife called on Y,
Scribe Saturday afternoon.
The Iola register., 1902-04-18
BETHEL.
LEILA CUNNINGHAM, Correspon,

LEILA CUNNINGHAM, Correspondent.
Mrs Maxwell visited her daughter
Mrs Lindsey last week. Her little
grandson Robert accompanied her to
Moran.
Last Friday was Mrs Henderson's s
thirty-sixUh birthday so her friends
gathered in with we'll filled baskets
and surprised her. a pleasant time
was reported.
Messrs and Mesdames Walker and
Seymour and son Ralph attended a
lodge social at LaHarpe Friday even
ing.
There was party at Mr. Kamping' s
Saturday evening, About hundred
young people were present and an eX-
cellent time was reported by all.
The Iola register., 1902-04-18
PLEASANT VALLEY HILL.
MISS OSBORN, Correspondent


April 15.-Old Mother Earth must
be getting feeble she is so slow about
putting down her carpets this spring
Mrs. Hays and her sons wife and
children of lola made "a trip down in
Wilson county last week to visit rela-
tives
Mrs Hough has been sick with neu-
ralgia. Her daughter Lille Galutia
writes from her home in Usage county
of the arrival of little daughter.
Gusta Hicks has been helping Mrs
Hough.
Perl Johnson that use to live here
has had small poX at his home in Ok
lahoma and the rest of the family have
been exposed Bert Rose and wife
The Iola register., 1902-04-18
1000 Per Cent Profit.
Mulvane, Kans., Eeb, u, 1901

MuIVane, hans,, EeD. II, IUUI.
Pepsin Syrup Co., Monticello, Ill.
Gentlemen: This is to certify that
two sample bottles and one ffty-cent
bottle of DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
entirely cured me of bad case of in
digestion and constipation caused by
over-eating and lack of exercise /
realized $500 worth of benefit from a
fifty investment, Respectfully,
JOHN A. REED.
SOC andISl,O 90 bottles. 1t is economy
to buy the Sl.00 size. Sold by Chas.
B. Spencer & Co.
The Iola register., 1902-04-18
Job ConIdnlt Haye Stood II

If he'd had itching piles. They're
terribly annoying; but Bucklen's
Arnica Salve will cure the worst case
of piles on earth, 1t has cured thous-
ands. For injuries, pains or bodily
eruptions it's the best salve in the
world. Price 25c box. Cure guar
teed. Sold by Evans Bros.
The Iola register., 1902-04-18
A TEXAS WONDER
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

One small bottle of Halls Great Discovery
ures all kidney and bladder troubles, removes
gravel, cures diabetes, seminal emissions,
weak and lame backs rheumatism and all
Irregularities Of the kidneys and bladder in
both men and women, regulates bladder
troubles in children. II not sold by your drug
gist, will be sent by mail on receipt OF 81 90.
One small bottle is two months treatment and
will cure any case above mentioned DR.. f..
W. Hall. sole manufacturer. p. o. Box 629, ST..
Louis. Mo Send for testimonials. Sold by
ali druggists.
St. Louis, Mo-, November 5.
DR.. f. w. Hall-Dear Sir: have
been troubled with rheumatism for
two years and one bottle of the Texas
Wonder, Halls Great Discovery, has
completely cured me and l cheerfully
recommend it to the public.
Yours truly.
A. j. CRoMMIE, 1920 Cottage Ave.
The Iola register., 1902-04-18
YOU KNOW WHATYOU ARE TAKING

When you take Groves Tasteles
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show
you that it is simplyIron and Quinw
a tasteless form, No Cure, No Pay
% cents
The Iola register., 1902-04-18

live in part of the same house, but
otherwise have not been exposed.
Eb Baird is putting out black
berry patch.
The Iola register., 1902-04-18
lola Market Reports.

These markets are carefully taken on Thurs
day OF each week and are from actual sales
made that day in lola. Date OF this correction
Aprill.
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Fenobscot.
r. Ii. Dntton. IL wsterville, was in
town Christmas.
Miss GuIdis Bridges, who Is employed at
Belf@-,, Is spending week at hume.
Lester Sellers, who has been on tue tug
= Bismsrckn he past season, is al home.
Mss Andie Littieiicid, wno has employ
tneat al Portland, speat Chr istmas with
hrr parents.
Misses Mabel Sellers aud Martha Staples
teit to-day Tor Medwsy, Mass, where
they will have employ ment.
The many friends OF Rev. F. V. Stanley
In the By ana Leach districts presented
him with iine fur coat Cnriatmss.
The third degree was conferred upon
candidate at II sing Scar lodge, f. and
A. NJ, Wednesday evening. Refresh
ments we're served after the initiation.
School eiosed Dc p IN the Bay dis
trlct after a successful term taught By
~ iss Emms w. ilinekley, of Biuehiil
AT the annual meeting OF Court Bsga-
o.SF ~ ~. ~ ~N'S ISNt 49, e1N iN''N"
ing officers were eIecgsd; &. H., Owen w.
Dunbar; V. c. r., n. L Grlndle; K, s.,
Meivia A. ward~eil, +. s., B. II. Leach;
o., w. $, Bfiuges; ) W, r. X. Perkins;
J. w, II. t. Perry; ). B., f b. Mitchell;
J, B., John l. Wsrdweii. W. J. Creamer
vas nominated TO sci IS c. ID II. Z. r,
and 81. A. wsrdweli as court physician.
Officers will be installed Tuesday evening,
Jan. 6
Dec. %. suBA.
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COUNTY NEWS
F'r additional County Ne ~s. see o,A., -.

Lamosne-
Miss cordIe King has gone 10 ~.
ehusetts, where she has obtained s'a-
ment. Employ
Jordan Holt, OF Dover. and M,sso.
Rice, OF Everett, Mass, afe eue,,s
l.. Trip and wife. VI A.
Miss Ellen Berry, who ia e,u,.
stenographer at Northeast Harbor az
jcying weeks vacation at home : sn-
Mrs. Alice PeiIey, of Lynn. ba. .r.n.
few days In town, the guest Of CAM IN
Hodgkins. She returns home 10. A.
The Jordan river school had = cs.,..
mas programme as a part OF 4. 80,
exercises Wednesdas afternoon. p,as1, Do'
Rotations, appropriate to he seaso,, -
given by the pupils. A select re.d,ra ~
rendered oy the teacher, Miss sara Cos.
gins, followed by the distribution ., rs
fruit from the Christmas tree. Each -.
Pill was presented with some rltt from ~.
teacher, also from his parents aud taIIo.e
pupils and the teacher was most vano,
ously remem bered by eift from, 49,.
school and from individual pupils
Sometime last Wednesday the house a,
the late Warren King, now owned no 81.
heirs, was entered and quite tboropohi,,
ransacked. 1t Is not known that am.
thing was taken. II is rumored tha, ~.
house of Mrs. Addie Reynolds was en-
tered and suit OF clothes stolen.
strange young man, no is doubtless tho
guilty party, was seen on the street Wed.
nesday and Chris mas morning. Wed.
nesday evening he asked for supper at the
home of w. X. Salisbury. This wa.
given him. In reply TO their Questioning
he gave his name as William Merrill ~
Binehili, and stated that be was on bis
way To franklin. where be had engaged
work. Bat be could not give his employ.
er's name. After eating supper he left
Mr.. Salisbury and hi place of lodging
Is unknown. Thursday morning be pro.
ceeded TO North Lamoine, where he con.
tiDued his Expectations. He Is small
dark compiexioned young man, presum.
ably between eighteen and twenty years
OF age. On bis passage through this
town he wore black suit and blaek can
Any one seeing a stranger lurking around
who answers to this description will do
well to keep watch OF him.
Dec. 20. III.
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Marsassfi--
Marx Frost, one OF our most highiy
respected citizens, died Sstardsy, Dee
II, aged fry Ave years, six months and
twenty oae days. He had been la failing
health for the past two years and con-
fined to the house for year or more,
bat he bore 1t all with Christian fortituee,
knowing all hsd been cone for him that
could be done. MIR. Frost wss member
OF the Free VIII Baptist church of this
town: be was good husband and father.
and a kind and obliging neighbor. tie
leaves wife and nine children. sill gro~n
to manhood and womsnhood. except one,
little girl OF eleven years; an aged
mother, two brothers and three sisters,
ali OF wbam have the sympathy OF the
entire community.
Dec. % +.
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North scdEwrcS-
Foster Pierce is spending his two weeks
vacation at home.
Mrs. Hattie Allen was In town Friday
calling on friends.
The young people had party Christ
mas eve at the grange bali.
Miss Mabelie Hunt, Of Charleston, Is
the guest OF Mrs. l. NJ. Alien.
School No. closed Friday for a short
vacation. Phebe May Durgan Is teacher.
MIR. and Mrs. Buckingham spent
Christmas with MIR. and Mrs. Hsnscome.
MIR. and Mrs. ElweII spent Christmas
with their daughter, Mrs. II. ii. Alien, st
the homestead.
Mrs. Hattie Allen, Fred aud Sadie Allen
spent Christ mas at Sedgwick with Mrs.
Aliens daughter, Mrs. Sterling Dority.
Mrs. q. A. Grindle and Mr. aud Mrs.
n. A. Grindle, OF Brooklin, spent Christ
mas with MIR. and Mrs. q. NJ. Allen at
Oakland farm.
John circuit, wife and son johnnie went
to sedgwick to the Chri-tmss entertain
meut at No. 9 school, of when Miss
Inez Page Is teacher.
On Christmas there was quite gather
ing around the Christmss tree at Annie
l.. Athens. The tree was prettiiy deco
rated. There were. numerous presents.
The children enjoyed giving around the
presents, especially little Florence, the
youngest daughter, two years OF age, this
being her first Christmss tree.
Dec. % RAE.
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seagwies.



Whereas. II has ~ a-csi the ,srand Master Of
the universe 10 t-m"ve from smoHg a. or
highly esteemed brother. Adritn Z. Dodge. aud
white 10 as The event sppArs darS aud mystic
rleus, we admontsheI ~ thss "a nsation
that here we have sure ard certain abb il q
place: therefore 1t Is
Resoirsd. That though We fail to comprc
bend the desigp of our creator In thus calling
on brother FROM us. We will strive 20 how 10
hamtle submission to liis wiii and be 10
readiness to answer ourselves. should the Mas
ter call to jain the great majority.
Rssoired, That We sxtend our heartfelt sym
patty 20 his Borrowing widew and fatheriess
ehsl irer, ard de, Ply ,isppro the sad eveat thss
has deprived them Of tlseir FREUD ami protector
and cemmend shsm TO The care Of Him WIN
docth AL ihing@ vii
Rcsoired, Thai copy Of these resolutions
he sent TO the fsmIiv % our deceased brother. a
copg spread tic records OF the lodge. aud
n c,,py ssnt TO the ELLswoRru ssxgioAs for
pah,isNuon. sETH l. sIrH,
ioHk ". Lkss.
Conutiitce on resolutions
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fremont
Howard Kelley has returned to sehoo,
In Bangor.
I.slie Rich = VISITING his father in-iaw
at his lighthouse home.
BeRismln Murphy AMI flmiiy went 10
Bar hsrbor q -p' nd the holidays.
Cummings Martha look several men
nm none eA t'eir -nngaI outing TO
poriis"a in air smack last Fridsy.
Der - X.
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ssawaiI. r.,
Miss Nora King. who has been !" Da'
Bsrbor this fail, hss goneto Danverspor''
Mass 10 he with her sister, Mrs George
Par ker.
Mrs. Ward has been quite III put
better now. Mr.. Ward, who mas oeen
fishing. arrived home the day sne was
taken IA.
Fred Moore, who came here from ne"
Y ark last spring with bis family wen
bsek TO New York last week, as he hso
fiue position offered HIM oy his oid Gu
p oyers.
An accident happened here onris'inss
nixbt. but fortunately no one was oao's
hurt. Dudley Deliver and VIE We
going TO the Cbristmss tree in the whi'e
church at Manset. and Joseph Robinson
was coming from Southwest Harnor' -
was dark, and the forward wheels OF ear
carriage locked. causing such SUDDEN
stop tina, legs, arms and dry goods rev
in all directions. Both carriages were
damaged. but the occupants escapeu
unhurt. no
Dec. %.
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49, O-N isiS.s
with the fish on his back.
For nearly thirty years he
has been travelling around the
world, and is still travelling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
TO the consumptive he
brings the strength and flesh
he SO much needs.
To all weak and sickly
children he gives rich and
strengthening food.
10 thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the
old man with the fish are now
grown up and have children
of their own.
He stands for SCOTS Emul-
sion of pure cod liver ola
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children, for old folks
and for all who need flesh and
strength.
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists.
SOC and Si.oO: ali druggists.
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GouIesboro, were the guests OF John H..
Tracy Sunday.
Mrs. q. II. Hams and children, of East
Sullivan, are the guests of Miss Julia
Bunker to-day.
Capt. Clarence Martin fnished loading
tue schooner '.sussn Frances Saturday
night, and has LETT for Portland. His
brother Ll1wood vent RS mate.
dec. %. b.
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COUNTY NEWS.


FAST staasIin.
A. L. Fernsld is on the sick list.
Miss Leila Gordon returned to Charles
ton after her Christmas holiday.
There Will be a New Years gathering
at the Baptist church for the 5. $. $.
Thursday at 3 p. N.
Rev. G. W. Sibiey was the guest of CAL
vim Donnell and his sister, Mrs. E. Nellie
S oft. on Saturday last.
Deacon j. Il. Dunn's daughter Clara
and Mrs. Percy Donnell were guests OF g.
III. Rntter and wife on Friday last
Miss Florence BiaisdeiI, who is attend
ing school in Buckspori. is III. Her father.
y. M. Blaisdell left home Saturday last to
go there TO see her.
Misses Florence and Clara Dunn sang a
duet at the close OF the morning sermon
at tue Baptist church entitled Rock OF
Ages, which was beautifully rendered.
Charles Sprague is home from Northeast
Harbor for few days. He took his form
er place in the Baptist choir ON Sunday
evening, which the choir appreciated very
much.
The many frieads OF Florence Dunn are
glad she has decided to remain at home
this winter She will take her former
place in the Baptist choir, which Will be
highly appreciated by the singers as well
as the listeners.
Rev. {. e. Petersen and DIR. Collins
dinsd with q. II. Rutter Dec, "a. Rev
Mr.. Petersen presented MIR. Rutier with
seventeen young chicks which Mir. Rutter
will put in his brooder with some OF his
own about the same age.
Miss Clara Dunn returned to MILL
nocket Dec. 20. Miss Dunn is employed
as teacher OF music and eiocution In the
public schools In Millinocket, and out OF
school hours has classes in physical cui-
ture aud elocution. She Is highly thought
of there as well as In her home town.
Dec. %. s.
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tAstprooE-
Marcis fiardison is at FrankIin attend
Jog high school.
Rosa Grant spent last week with her
parents at Egypt.
There was Christmas tree and enter
tainment at the hall ON Christmas night.
Gerald Wilbur, son of Charles Wilbur
OF this place. was married recently to Miss
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North LANNON'S.
James Tweedie, OF Cambridge, Mass,
spent his CHRISTMAS vacation here, the
guest OF Mrs. George II. Coggins.
Mrs. Aaron Braun, who was called to
Castine few weeks ago by the sudden
illness OF her son Charles, Is home. All
are glad to learn OF his improved
condition physically.
w. +. Mcfarland and wife, OF Boston.
spent Christmas at home. Mr.. MeFar-
land returned last night; his wife will
not return at present on account OF the
serious illness of her father, Joseph
Smith.
Christmas the school here, together with
the teacher and large number OF the
parents, enjoyed Christmas tree at the
schooihouse. Appropriate exercises, an
interesting feature OF which was a
Christmas psntomime, preceded the
distribution of presents.
The house of Lois Fitzpatrick was broken
into on Christmas morning and ram
sacked from top TO bottom, things being
scattered in great confusion. A doiisr In
money was stolen, also loaded revolver.
napkin rings and other silver. A youth
fui looking chap who took supper at w.
n. Saitsbury's the night before, and was
| begging breakfast near the Giipstrick
house the next morning, is suspected. as
a passer- by saw him about 9 o'clock Iurk-
ing and lodging round the ell OF the
house as il afraid OF being discovered.
| He gained an entrance by breaking a side
window under the piazza.
Dec. %, Y.
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A Cole Wave.

The forecast OF sudden changes in the
weather serves notice that = hoarse voice
and heavy cough may invade the sancs-
iFy OF health in your own home. eau
t5ous people have bottle OF One Minute
Cough Cure always at hand. 1t cures
coughs, colds, Iagripps, b. onchitis, pneu-
rnonis aud all threat and lung troubles.
wIGaIS & MooRE.
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Sumesvflie-
The Christmas ball was enjoyed by the
young people "Wednesday evening.
/. p. Ober returned Wednesday from
Bethel, VI, where he has been employ ed.
Santa Claus visited S3mesyiiie bot h
Christmas eve and Christmas night, and
made the little ones happy.
The boys who came home to spend
Christmas with their parents returned
to- day, some to school, others to work in
the stone sheds.
The library sale WAS a success, socially
aud financially. The "Klondiken was an
interesting feature; every one took up a
claim and .'dug" with will, feeling
amply paid for his lsbors in the treasures
unsarthed. The doll and fancy tables, the
candy booth and the refreshmsnt boot hs,
where pie and coffee were served with
generous hands. were all well patronized
Every one enjoyed himself and went
home with the thought that the ''library
times are dates we can look back upon
with pleasure. The proceeds OF the even
ing will be used to buy new books.
Dec % H.
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West Braaksviie.
Miss Laura Jones' has returned from
Belfast.
Capt. Thomas Tapley, who was confined
to the house last week, is now abe TO be
out.
Miss Hattie S. Tspley slipped on the
ice Christmas eve, and injured her right
ankle quite badly.
There have teen, in this town, since the
beginning OF 1902 to date, twenty. six
births, f1urteen marriages and nine
deaths.
The schooner johanna Dargain". bar
rel loaded. for Roct land, lost her best
bower anchor in Johnson's Darrows Satui-
day morning.
The schooner Lizzie j. Ciarkm, Capt. A.
L. Condor, discharged load of general
cargo at wasson's wharf last week for
merchants here.
Capt. Robert Ellis Tspl y, of Norfolk,
Va. has been appointed inspector OF hulis
for the pert OF Norfolk. Capt. Tapley Is
the son OF the late Capt. Robert Tapley,
and is a nstive OF this town,
Capt. and Mrs George II. Tspley will
leave here Thursday morning for the
winter. Capt. TapIey goes to Aagusts
and Mrs. Tapey will pass the winter in
Rockland d Massachusetts,.
Dec, %. Johnson.
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AshvIne.
Carroll Clark came home from Bangor
last week to spead Christmas.
Miss Wilma Googins went to Bangor
this morning for few days.
j. H. Tracy's wife and children visited
MIR. Tracy's sister at Sullivan Sunday.
Jason Tracy and Mrs. Lucy Tracy, Of
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sullivan.
Miss Alberta Gray has gone to New
buryport for few weeks.
Fred v. Dennis was home from New
York for few days vacation.
Capt. Jsmss Ursnn has just purchased
q fine horse for general purposes.
4. t. Wilson has a very promising colt to
which be gives sn airing every day.
Maurice c. Rumsey's singing class. held
in he hig school room, is a pronouncsd
success.
DR.. J. Fred Stevens made flying visit
to his mother, Mrs. Helen Stevens, on
Christmas.
The Christmas tree and concert was a
success in every respect. the programme
entertsining, and the tree heid one or
more mysterious packages for each. Miss
+. J. and A. P. Slmpsoa, of Newton, aided
in the bounty of the tree.
Tue young men and women who have
been home for Christmas greeting re-
turn this week to their respective schools
&C Spiro Brigham to Bowdoin, Paul
d. Simpson to U. Of NJ, Thomas NJ. Simp-
sou to Harvard, Fred Brigham to Co.
burn, Miss Henrietta Simpson TO Hebron
academy, Miss Ida V. Bsnnis to Dorches-
ter high.
Dec % SUB.
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Caiarrh is an excessive secretion. accompanied
with chronic Inflammation. from the mucous
membrane. Hoods sarsap arilla acts on the
Mucous membrane through the blood, reduces
Inflammation. establishes healthy action, and
radically cures all eases Of catarrh.-Adrt.
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Winter Harbor.
Richard Fss4sr has gone 10 Caribou.
The remains OF Isaac JOY, who died in
Bar Hsrbor, Mere brought here on Sstur-
urday Tor ihterment.
Mr.. Palmer, former pastor OF the
Baptist church here, preached Sunday
morning and evening.
William Tracy, much-esteemed citizen
Of South Gouiosboro, died on FridsS
night. Funeral services were held on
Monday.
There was quite a number OF family
gatherings ana trees on Christmas;
among the number were those OF Mrs.
Charles Grover aud Mrs. J. Roberts.
The beautiful weather and fine sleigh
ing Of Sunday were fully appreciated,
judging from the number OF teams that
were out both Ia town and from adjoining
towns.
VIII Foss is III In the hospital in New
Orleans. He went there to go with Capt.
John Foss, resident OF this town, Who
commands the steamship ARCADIA"
which runs from New Orleans to Porto
Rico.
There was a Christmas tree at Globe
hail on Christmas eve, which DOUBTLESS
made the hearts OF many OF an older
growth happy, IS we'll as the younger
ones, by the many handsome and useiul
presents that were distributed.
Dec % SUB
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North Gs-tin~.
Miss Annie z. Leach has returned to
Portland.
Aury Huiehins, who has been seriously
III, Is improving.
Mss Annie %. Conner is III with an
abscess on her jaw.
NJ s. Frances wsrdwelt, OF Penohseot,
Is Waiting friends In THU vicinity.
Miss Emma Austin, of Lsmoine' Is
teaching In the Ensrson di'tr.et.
The Christmas entertainment at the
Dunbar schoolaouse, under the super
vision OF the teacher, Miss Una Grey, was
a success. The exercises ~ the children
were enjoyed by large company whi'e
hey In turn were made happy by reoeis'
ing many presents
The sunday school In the Dunbar as
triei G oseo for h wintr last SUNDAY
Mrs. Dora Leach and her fise pnphs were
present every session since its organizs-
tion May. 8. They are Merle Conner
Ralph wardwelI, Arthur Conner, E"ns
wardseil, Mabel Webster. oreyso"
Webster Was also present every SUNDAY
Dec %