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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01

dries weakening drains, heals infianlfss-
ton and liberation, and cures semaie
weakness
vNcs; have ny heartfelt thzrks Tor The kind
scvicc You sent me- Wrstcs MIS- Florence
ArchcF, OF Easou, Ascoa Co. Ieun. Wo-sis
fail 70 express what endured ioV about eight
years with female froHhic. IRE auiu, pain that
had - encurc each iuonth 10 tongue cau
express These beariug-dcuu pains. hlckacne.
headache. distress III NV stomach aud sores -
Ezy breast. cramp IN hslis-thev have I'll LEFT
Pressing trou1les Nrat caused t.er1 70 leave ?
\ was the best medicine or earth DIR. Pierce
Fayo-i;e Prescription. III one weeks tire I
began - feet better. After taking slN bottiss e
treatment you advised fs.t Ike negs FolaIa =
Dr.. Plerce's Pleasant Pellets should
always be used with Favorite Prescup-
ton whenever Laxative is required
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01
New York and Philadelphia

Cannot be more pleasantly reached than
by The Grand Triak-Lehigh valley
Route. Sold through trains. magnificent
scenery. Descriptive literature seat free
on application. 20 Geo. X. Vaux. 4. 6.
p. < T. A.. Grand TRUNK Railway system.
I35 Adams 81. Chlcaso.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01
FATAL WIND STORM
Kills Five Persons at Washington,
North Carolina.


Washington. n. C, June ga severe
wind and electrical starm struck here
last night. Five persons were drowned
in the capsizing of the tug G. L. Patter-
son. belonging to the Kugler Lumber
company, which was blown over while
towing two schooners.
The dead:
WILLIAM J. wOAfBLE, Captain.
H DAVENPORT, Engineer.
D. WALTERS, Fireman.
JOHN CHERRY. Cook.
ALLEN MOORE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01
TO INCREASE CIRCUIT
Plans TO Extend Field OF National
Baseball LEAGUE.

Louisville. Ky. June 50-The Courier
Journal tomorrow VIII say: Plans Tor
increasing the circuit az the National
der way. and it is stated On GOOD au-
thoriy that Louisville wiz De one %
the clubs in the circuit II the National
leSsue carries ont It's plans It VIII be
fight % the nnish between the big or
esuization ard George Teheau. who at
present owns the American association
team in this city and who has been
y--r-,- successful
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01
MRS. BENNETT DEAD
she succunb bed 70 stomach Trouble
SUNDAY

Mrs. Sarah =. bennett. aged q. diee
Sundsy at her home. sixteen niiles south
east of the city. of stomach fre-nf-.
The funeral was hoid Yesterday uor1i1t
~ 30 clock 1T tho nama The rsmaisi
were iure-re,I IN tha Brsnson cemetery
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01
TWO MEN sgNrEkcgo
Dewitt Cory Is Given But Ore Yea'
for Incest

Judge Dale yesterdav sentenced tvo
men and surprised mauy by To- LEat
sentence Ne imposed Dewitt epfF Has
given one year In the PeclfeftarT- De
plead esiity 90 incast aae it t19ls.it
hat tais II vhat secured tha sl1st term
Tor him.
Andrew Druce. vino was fourt FsliT -
grand Iarceuy. vss aenfenesd also o. one
~ /. ~ .-----.------
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01

New York. June 1a-Frans Jones. cor
rss2ondeace clerk in ths National Cen
nssrcial bank here was today held 1or trz
grand jury. charged with las aassappzopEs-
ztien os s, 80 oi The bank ignds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01
Yale piseIpIe 80 Princetcn.

New York. June sa-H II HaeIsts, an
ex-ehamplon ef Yale won the Metropoll-
tan Tennis clanpiosshin feF lss1. from
r r. Lirtle. an ela Princston player. on
tbs courts of the West SIDE Tennis clah.
today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01

The santa Fa route has fgu line
Z steamship tickets for sale ~ the very
lowest rates % al points IN Europe.
England and Ire,a1d Special attention
given 70 deposits ana arsp.ii orders
y you co2asap.ate d t-ir scross t1e
water cr expect seine friends 10 vlst
yog 5o not tan 20 ca fo- rates ~ ess
Phone ~ Z 2 cEI.AeyET.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01

L.0ndon. Juue sa--Auron the nurusroas
selegTaus received by tte king - was
especlziiy gTassficd hy a dispatch from =
lcrge meeting q FTransvaaiers asseuslsIe-5
II Bairsorzl. TrsnsTaaI. ernho6rins 2
rraysr that The A1nisnfy restore hin -
health ard grant hlna and TIE queen
Esealth. wealth and lsag to 1--we
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01

When weak, weary and worn out
Hoods Sarparilla IS just the medicine tc
restore strength.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01
IS Hes Own BOSS
Russia Refuses Even to Discuss Res
toration OF Lien Tsln to Chineea-

Pekin. june sa-The Russian minister 10
China tolay Informed the foreisa dIn.o~
mats thar Russia would nat discuss the
rev conditions drawn up. by tAs allied
commanders for the restoration cf Tien
Tsin N yhe authority r. the Chinese II
LessaT ad6ed that Russia voa-d agree
oniv 20 an Immediate and Unconditional
evacuation of the civ
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This siEzzkzrs : sz evSzx hcz q sae geaaEns
Laxative Bremo-Q Qa;aine TsAir.s
tie ssne6y thai cures = .Ae.a.s ksA $50 a@v
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01

sood shape that we
have ever had any
thing t. Do with. We
had eur family doc
tor 10 aigc her r1esii-
cine and pc dd an
he could. but she dit
rnt Lrn-.1-- ih. -aa.f.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-01
MARLBOROUGH MAY GET IT

luke IS WcntIoncu 20 FIJI OOVSrnOT
Generalship of Australia.
London June 5o.-The Sunday Special
says the Duke Of Marlborough is men
toned as a successor to the Marquis OF
Hopetoun as governor general Of the com
monwealth of Australia The governor,
the Sunday Special says. is experiencing
much difficulty in filing the place in Aus
tralia recently occupied by the marquis.
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Hutchinson by order of the Hestcaant
'oloneI Campbell
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advertisements.
Embellishments.
Consumption

IS, by no means, the dreadful
disease it is thought to be
in the beginning.
1t can always be stopped
in the beginning. The trouble
IS: you don't know you've got
it; you don't believe it; you
won't believe it till you are
forced to. Then it is danger
Gus.
Don't be afraid but attend
to it quick-you can do it your
self and at home.
Take SCOTS Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil, and live care
fully every way.
This is sound doctrine,
whatever you may think or
be told; and, if needed, will
save life.
II you have not tried II. send for
free sample. its agreeable taste will
oscoTT, 4 BOVINE. Chemists,
soc. and si.oo; all druggists
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COUNTY NEWS.

- C9ania e q - =.

Creamery Isles
Rg C. n. Davie has gone to Bangor on
bu- ness and pleasure combined.
Tae friends here OF Mrs. Nancy
B-sxn were shocked to hear OF her sudden
desta lsst Tuesday.
Rev. Dean Walker. Of southwes,
Harbor, held series of meetings in the
Z on meeting house recently. They
VIE we'll attended.
John Steele, who has been working in
Portland for the past two years, hss re-
TUNED home, and will work at capenter-
ing at Sutton's Island.
Messrs. Samuel c. Sanford and Edward
Wedge, who we're operated upon ia tEe
bu-p tai in Portland. have returned
greatly improved In health.
Capt. George E. Gilley, who met with a
p-infui accident recently by ne over
turning of the team he was driving, is
fast recovering from the effects.
Mrs. Augusta Bunker, who has been
dangerously III for a few weeks, is now
abe 10 return to her home. Mrs. Spot
TO- d will assist her in her housework.
Mrs. Annie r. Squirting had the mis-
for une to fall Wednesday, while paper
ing at the home of Capt. Gilbert T..
Hadlock, and broke two bones In her
wrist.
Schooner "Tanniseott" has started fish
ing under the command OF Edison Stanley,
son OF the former captain, Thomas F..
Stanley, whose health prevents his taking
command.
Mrs. Katie Gilley is keeping house for
Capt. Gilbert +. Hadiocg, of Islesford,
white Mrs. Sarah Tucker visits her son
and OF her relatives in Boston and vicinity
the next three months.
John II. Hamor has returned from
Gloucester, where he went hoping to
induce his brother Augustus to return
home with him, bat as his health had SO
greatly improved, he preferred to remain
in Gloucester while longer and go
msckereiing.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Row and daughter,
Mrs Berthoid schreftgiesser with her
child, OF Boston, arrived at their summer
home last Saturday to remain the entire
season. Miss Schassa Row VIII come ss
soon as she can be released from her
teaching, the last OF June.
May g. X.
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gleason l. Archer, Great Pond boy
" no has been attending SSbsttns high
school. will graduate this spriag, having
completed toe four years course in seven
and one halt terms. Not only has be made
up the extra WORK necessary to do this,
but has outstripped his Glass Ia rank, and
wins the honor OF yaiedicturian. AT the
same time be has done considerable work
in the newspaper line. THE AMERICAN
has from time TO time printed contribu-
lions from his pen.
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West fremont.
Albion Murphy arrived home this week
from Bangor.
L. w. RamiIl has started out driving
the meat cart this summer.
win Trssk snd family are visiting Mr..
TrssK's parents at Colts Island.
q. w. Davis Is building large henren,
and will engage in the poultry business.
Ernest Murphy, who cut bis foot the
last OF February, still has To go with
crutebes.
Bert Dunbar spd wife. OF Bangor, are
visiting Mr.. Dunbsr's sister, Mrs. Heury
Thurston.
Capt. Sullivan Webster sailed this week
with iosd OF stone for the new church
in Bangor.
Jack Twombly, who has been working
business. stage driving.
Rev. A. p. Thompson will remain with
the church here another yssr, to the sat
isfsciion OF all the people.
Schooner Jonathan Gomez, Capt. f. A
Lunt, sailed this week for Bangor to load
lumber FOR Vineyard Haven for orders
Alton r. Murphy has gone mate.
VIII Lunt, who has been working at
Northeast Harbor for the past year, re.
turned home this week. He has gone 10
Biuehill to get lumb Der to repair bis boat,
the "PIigrim".
Maya. THELMA
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Otts.
F. w. Fogg, who moved to Dedhsm
last fall, was ia town last week.
Mrs. Christie Mann, OF Brewer, is
visiting her brother, Nathan Salisbury, for
few days.
Miss Bertha Warren, who has been at
Bar Harbor the past winter. is home on
short vacation.
Lewis Jordan and wife, of Hancock,
visited Mrs. Jordan's brother, c. o. Biais-
dell, over Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Salisbury and family, of Bangor,
who have been stopping a few weeks at
Whiting Johnson's returned home last
Sunday.
Mrs. Morey and children, OF Washing
ton, d. C., have come for the summer
season. They are boarding with Mrs.
Emeline Tihbetts.
The body Of Mrs. Alvonis Kingman, a
former resident OF this place, who died
st Marlboro last winter, was brought here
for burial Saturday.
Warren Grant ami wife, OF Clifton,
Henry Grant and wife, OF Bangor, and
Byron, who is now working at Detroit,
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jason
II. Grant, Sunday.
May 5 DAVIS.
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Prospect Harbor.
Alfred Hamilton and wife spent a few
days in Bangor last week.
Miss Lena JOY, of Winter Harbor, has
been visiting Miss Iva Stanley.
Miss Alice NJ. Cole has returned home
from Boston, where she has been spend
ing the winter.
Marcus Cieaves and wife, of Steubeu,
spent day or two here with relatives
the last OF the week.
Miss Bessie Williams came home from
Rockland Saturday, where she has been
sp-nding the winter with her uncle, DR..
Williams.
Mrs. Fred Stanley, with her daughter,
of Swans Island, has been spending q
few weeks here with Mrs. Stanley :
mother, Mrs. Abbie Deliver.
Miss Geneva Sawyer spent day or two
here last week, the guest of Miss Mary
BIance- She was called East by the deaf b
OF her grandmother. Mrs. Sawyer, OF
MiIbridge. Miss Sawyer returned to
Boston W ednesdsy.
The school improvement league gave
an ice-cresm social in the hall Saturday
evening. Tue proceeds will be used to
add new books 10 the school library. TIE
grammar school teacher, ISIS Bunker
gave her personal attention to the even
ing. The evening was much enjoyed
with games and music.
Msy5 T.
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The Weather of April.

Following is an abstract of meteoro-
logical observations at the Maine agFlcui
turai experiment station at Orono' dur-
ing the month of April:
Number of clear day ........-......'.'.'''''''
Number Of fair days.....-..... -
Number of cloudy days.................-' .''''-s
Total precipitation as water.........sS4 lnonss
Average for same month for "a years. ~ inc"e9
Temperature.
Average for the month .................-''.4o
Average for same month for 81 years. 'V'..
Highest. April % ..'..'''''' -.
Highest for same month for 81 years. -
Lowest. April 7.
Lowest for same month for "a years....'''''..'-..
Average OF warmest day..............''''''' a..
Average Of coolest aY................''''''-'
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Gouldspore-
Mrs. Phebe Bavey. of Sullivan, is in
town.
service ia the army.
Mrs. Mary Sowle goes to Prospect Hsr
Dor to-day TO spend few Gays with Der
niece, Mrs. Inez Cole.
C. A. Campbell end A E. Gup,ill went
to Sullivan Saturday night to attend the
meeting Of the d. L. wesre post G. A. K.
Dunbar Bros. & Cieaves have purchase
another engine for their steam stsve mill.
They will put in rotary and commence
saving long lumber soon.
A mixed team from this place and
Prospect Harbor played the Winter Har-
Dor baseball nine at Winter Harbor, Sat
urcsy afternoon. The score stood to II
in favor OF GouIdsboro and Prospect Har-
Dor.
Mrs. Flora Sowie celebrated her eighty
ninth birthday anniversary in a very
pleasant manner Monday, April Is. Mrs.
Sowle seems as well and enjoyed the oe-
casion with as much zest as last year.
About thirty Of her relatives aud friends
were present. The afternoon passed very
pleasantly, and all too quickly. Fred
Strout was there with bis phonogrsph.
A dainty lunch OF ice cream, cake. coffee
and tea was served. The guests departed
wishing Mrs.. Sowle many happy returns
Of the day and leaving for her many
tokens of their good will and ELECTION.
May 5. JEN.
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West Gouldsboro.
F. P. Noyes and wife spent Sunday In
Steuben.
Miss NJ. A. Houdlette. OF Bangor, wa =
in town last week, visiting airs. Laura
Allen.
c. A. Lawrence, who has been in
Greenvilie the past year, came home
Saturday.
J. Montgomery Sears, OF Boston, vas at
the Sears cottage on Saturday with a
party of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Doane. OF Bangor,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Taft the past week.
Miss Mary Lowe and Miss Nettie Kid
der, who have been employed in Cherry
hetd, were In town Saturday.
West Gouldsboro is coming into promi-
aence as summer resort. A site has
been bought OF Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw by
dr. Soderholtz, OF Everett, Mass, for a
stone cottage. The lot is one of the most
slightly, being near the shore, with an
elevation commanding a delightful view.
Mrs. Soderholtz, who was Miss Grace
Stevens, is much attached to her native
place and has many friends. The work OF
construction will be pushed along for
occupancy late in the season.
May 3. L.
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COUNTY NEWS.
= aadaIonai C9nain Ne.as 80 stAs, pnc.,

Great rond.
The rear OF the West branch drive Is 10
the bog below the Great Pond dam.
School commenced "Wednesday. Mtss
Ida May Day, of Wesley, Is tescher.
John Poole, when coming from the
drive Tuesday, saw three bears near
Great Pond.
Mrs. William Frost, OF Mariayille, and
Mrs. Albert Mace, OF Aurora. were In
town to day.
Maya E.
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COUNTY NEWS.

60 zdaus.a1s rouRig Esscs scs ether page
Deer Isle.
Mics Bertha Saunders left town Mon
day for Castine.
Fred Eaton arrived home from
Boston saturday.
Miss G n Cushman arrived home from
Rocklaud Monday.
Pau Scott left town Monday for New
York, ard e. c. Haskell for Beverly, Mass.
Gardner Green left town Monday for
Beverly. Mass, to join the yacht
aAtheue7
Sleeper Bros, of Roekland, are putting
hot water beat into the residence Of +.
Herbert Gross.
J.E. Saunders left town Monday for
Bangor 10 parchase lumber for the new
house Of Il. c. Holden.
E.P. Greenlaw and Ralph Haskell left
town Mouoay for New York to join the
steam yaeh, admiral.
Capt Kimbsil Barbour left town Mon
day for New Bedford, Mass, to take COM
mand Of the yacht "Spslpeen".
Miss AFce Haskell came from Bucks
port Saturday to spend g few days with
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. J. w. Haskell.
Schooner" Marshall Perrin, Capt. Scott,
which came into the harbor Wednesday
from New York loaded with coal, sailed
Sunday for Southwest Harbor.
Capt E. L. Haskell and crew, Oscar Ea-
ton, mate, Marsh Thompson, Freeman
Howard and Charles Cole, seameu, left
town Tuesday to join the s.eam yacht
"Duquesne".
May 5. 8.
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SPRAY.

amoine-
The Sunday school has recently added
several 70 umes TO its library.
Miss Ethel Whitaker, W no has been en-
ployed at Seal Harbor for several weeks,
has returned home.
John Hodgkins went to Bar Harbor
last wedne, Day, to be employed for the
season in the ash market of Fairfield
Hoiekjus.
DR. r. I H~z'ewood, the New England
district secretary for home missions, will
occupy the pulpit here next Sunday. In
the evening the young ladies' mission
circle will give a concert.
Mays IL.
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Winter HaTsor.
The death OF Capt. John W. Cole
recently at hospital In Boston caused
sorrow to his many friends here. Capt.
Cole was native OF st. Kits. bat came
to Winter Harbor at the sge OF fourteen
years with the late Capt. Montgomery
Hammond, and was as one Of his family
ever after In early manhood he married
Nj iss Julia Grover, OF Winter Hsrbor, who
died about twenty years ago, leaving one
child, William n. Cole, Of Boston. Capt.
Cole was about fiity.seven years Of
age, very conscientious man and was
loved and respected by all who knew hin
well. The remains were brought to
Winter Harbor for interment. Funeral
services were held at he Baptist church.
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South Gouidsboro.
James McGregor is visiting his family
in Eastport.
J. G. Hammond has returned from a
business trip In Boston.
School is 10 session, taught by Jerome
Clark, of West Gouldsboro.
II. w. Hooper and c. W. johnson were
up river last week, camping.
Rufus Bunker's new house Is up and
boarded. Oliver Bunker has charge of
the work.
w. NJ. Pettee, wife and son. OF East
Sullivan, spent few days last week in
this place.
f. ID. Bunker is having his house
painted. e. NJ. Stevens, of West Goulds-
boro, is doing the work.
Henry Hammond, OF West Gouldsboro,
has moved his family here. Mr..
Hammond is engaged in fishing.
/ May 5. S. NJ. s.
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lot, passing through a number OF wood
lots owned by Ursnp, PetseDgill and
scammou. The rain put 1t out.
May 5. NJ. p.
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Capt Melville Thompson has gone to
Boston to take charge of yacht.
Frank Hardy has been quite i'll since his
return from Bangor two weeks ago.
Charles Staples, of Broaksviile, was a
guest at the Ellis house last week.
Miss Emma Damon has been engaged
to teach school at Eagle island this sum-
mer.
George Knight has gone coasting in
schooner "ElIen Baxter" with Capt.
Nathan Lowe.
Capt. Wallace Scott has gone to New
York TO resume command Of the yacht
"Razmstang".
Mrs. Clarence Gross and daughter. OF
oceanville, were guests of Mrs. George c.
Hardy last week.
Mrs. Charles Eaton has been in Bangor
the past week, visiting her sister, Mrs.
Josephine Fifield.
c. Walter Webster, postmaster at this
place, Is III, and Mrs. Frank Haskell Is in
charge OF the office.
Mrs. John Phillips, Of Beverly, Mass,
and Mrs. Harriet Holbrook, of California,
are visiting their brother, Capt. Roland
Lowe.
May 8. f.
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East fraaktiB.
Rev. Mr.. Andrews preached Sunday
evening at the Free Baptist church.
Mrs. W. II. Gordon spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton, at
Unionville.
Forest fire caused some damage here
the past week. 1t started on the circuit
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West HrooEsvtI1e.
Mrs. Maria Nj. Tapley and daughter
Alice have arrived from Madison, where
they passed the winter, and opened their
house.
1t should have been one month instead
OF two, sc reported last week, that Rev.
II. L. Packard will be absent from bis
church here.
Mrs. George II. Tspley has been in Rock
land since Monday OF last week, visiting
her grandchildren, Waiter Moore and
George OTIS Tapiey.
Miss Nina Lord will have ice-eresm
pariors in the second story of omsr's store
which will be open DAY and evening
through July and August.
The Maine State travelling library was
returned to Augusta last week. During
the six months there have been 23l vol
umes taken out by forty-two persons.
Toe Wreck of the Grosvenor" led tue
list, having been issued eleven times.
The summer visitors are planning to be
here early this season. All the rooms at
the Brookside have been engaged for the
summer. The Douglass house will be
opened in July by Miss Hattie S. Tapley.
The Thurston Lord house is being put In
first-elsss condition and will be opened
by Miss Nettie Lord, who will arrive here
from Philadelphia the last of June.
May 5. ToMsos.
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sarr1.
F. w. William IS having a fine monu-
ment set in hts lot in the village cemetery.
sarry schools have been keeping one
week Miss Gertrude Gray. Of East Sarry,
teaches the grammar snd Miss Florence
Wood the primary school in the village.
E.. n osgood has four young red foxes
about the size Of house cat and probably
about six weeks old. They are cunning
little fellows, quite tame, and will make
very interesting pets.
Rev ] d. McGraw, pastor Of the Meth
odist church at Surry and East Biaehill,
Will remain another year. Not only the
people OF his own congregation but also
people that are not church goers, have
expressed their satisfaction at his being
returned.
Mem bers of VIM. II. II. Rice post, of
Ellsworth, and Jas. A. Garfield post, OF
BlueniIl, belonging In Surry, met at the
Methodist yestry Tuesday forenoon to
make arrangements for Memorial Day
services. II was decided to have Memo
rial sermon Sunday evening, May %, at
the Methodist church, by Rev. j. ID. Nc
Graw. Committees were chosen to arrange
for singing and decorating the church for
the occasion. Soldiers graves in this town,
except at West surry, will be decorated at
10 o'clock Memorial Day, after which the
veterans detailed for this purpose will join
their respective posts and join in the fur
Their services OF the day. Appropriate ser
vices will be he'd at West Surry on the
following day, when all the Grand Army
veterans are expected to participate.
May 5. @.