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BORN.

BARTLETT-At Corea, March 81, to MIR and
Mrs Charles II Bartlett, daughter.
DOYLE-At Brooksville, April 8, to Mr. and
Mrs Walter boy le a son.
NELSON-At Marlboro. March 80, to MIR and
Mrs James Nelson. son.
NORRIS-At fremont, March IS, to Mr. and Mrs
Frank III Norris, a son.
SPRINGER-At Franklin, March %, to Mr. and
Mrs Henry A Springer, a daughter.
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New Cornoration.

Winter Harbor Gas & Light Co., or
ganized at Winter Harbor. for supplying
gas. Capital stock, $4,000; paid in, $50.
President, B. E. Tracy; treasurer, G. E.
Cover, both of Winter Harbor.
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Bonds of d. l.. Fields and J, H. Bresna-
han as constables, and I. F. Mahoney as
city treasurer were presented and ac-
cepted.
The following petitions were presented !:
From E. II. Treadwell to make Pond
street a public highway; for an electric
light on Water street near the residence
OF j. H. Higgins, for an electric light on
Beal avenue; the first was laid on the
table; the others referred to committee on
streets.
A petition was presented requesting
the board to give some firm the privilege
of putting piano in Hancock hall, and
OF collecting rent for use OF it. Aid.
Austin and Trip were appointed by the
mayor committee to investigate.
A communication from Mrs. S. l.
ScsmmoDs, by her attorney, L. F. Giles,
was read, complaining that the city's
rock-crushing outfit near her house is
nuisance, and demanding that it be
abated. Referred to committee on streets.
The board then adjourned.
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Many thanks for the clippings and
letter; come again and tell us about
THAT letter birthday.
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Lenr Friends.


Dear Friends:
II pives me mncb ,,eaeurs IN ,nota Won
oaonai,t..a ,.t, 60.
- -, y" NV
cav "e'p /" nel aseo-
eA'ious WIN U.S. aunt Emma comes
VoaS 10 sei us VI hef interest IN us all.
These written messages reach SO many
Dat are not able GU eciouut OF III health
10 get out much, tnat the NJ b. C seems
ike a ho,ne circle gslbereo aho,t tha
tireside.
WEST FRANKLIN March "a. leos.
Dear aunt Mddqe and d. b. Sisters:
Have often thought would dearly love to
add my mite with others but ALWAYS enjoy
being listener rather than a sneaker hut II nj,
felt that way our dear Aunt Madxe would have
to Ill 1t alone oftener than wha, she does and
YOU know IL Ia the "Wullng and obedient that
shall eat the fat of the land"
lam ALWAYS so interes ted In all that nerta,ns
tn tbe column and of,en feel Tho savin, ,na,
Earth has no sorrows that the NJ b. c. cannot
heai anu igh' mere iet me tell you All what
ne,p !. nAs oeon 70 inc 'nese years Oh ITS exist
'o "' " w "' ~ ''o"'
'"u', l'No 'ne O. o. VI "'''o, an' n'enipei'
W ~" W -" """ my wv
soi f'' y" u! o''"'"' ."o -"u VI '"'' i"o"'u'
'"o1i' W" W "' "'' "''"iu nv o"e
80 "ou'u "''' U"""oe " '"' any '"'"s' ou'
'uioo ~ W ga! was ie"e"oeieu W 50 many
W." ''i' u' ','1' ""'o o"' nc"
,e , ysrr hrsv won., and n,,v sho n, Toe, %
,a,,.o ,ho .,v,udon ,,oo, ,na ta,,hsI .or.,,.,,.
ceNe the wehaohe' good ana iaithfui servant"'
MACE a LAYER of white douvb ON the dark and
roll and cut out Just for change.
To the young housekeeper who wants little
variety Make any plain cake, take out little of
tue mixture ana put in llt'e cocoa dissolved
~ MIN anu 'tiipe i" any, yUu WIZ "A'o SUNG
e. ona 81 ,.,,, re ,,,,,a ,r,,,, naso
,.f, 800 ON, a., and 1v In tho h.,,or and
hake uts fine.
With MANY kind wishes for you all lam
yonrs trplv
.rrp.
Many thanks for the clippings and
letter; come again and tell us about
"that ielter Dirt uuay
"
send kind greetings to Aunt Madge and the
sisters. May are favored by having homes on
the "Grcen, bright shores of Maine. think
In all TINS country there eau oe no'hins i"ofe
beautiful than the coast shores OF Maine In
summer, and when the hot days come l have
such longing for the old home place and
breath of its salt sea air
30 awe me a sough o. the auld saul sea,
A scent o. his blue again."
EuNIcE.
Inu, InvaI fn Mama 10 aonG and dauuh-
,vh,rays- thew NAV he ,ocatad
49, ,ho,obta come bsok to the old
'heh -. r,,,,,ai, 80
see"e'' So 80 49,,
forest, maine coast Ut naine ""ous-'ue
old home is the home to which the heart
turns in longing ana Sepoer ieiiein orahce'
"Eunice" will have many sympathizers in
her longing for the .'old home place.;
har kind letter to Aunt Madge was great
,-'o,o,ad Arot her M r. sister. "a
y a " ~ ran,en hers me with a programme
w ~, National woman's suffrage con-
Ventlon AZ NC" Insane, -
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ro Onre a Cold m Onf Day.

r.ka laxative Bromo Quininak Tablets. All
ss,sss ref,,nd the money If It falls to cure.
E e. W W Groye's signature is on ca q box. 2oc'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-18
WILL GET COLDER.
Todd Predicts Temperature Will Fal
To 10 Denrees ABOVE

"The thermometer Will register 10 de-
grees above zero Wednesday. said
George + Todd when asked to make a
forecast Of today's weather When he
made the prediction ne asked the reporter
to come into his private Office, where
the fire was warmer than in his out
sidt sanctuu
lie still wore that grim smile. and as
he sat there in his shirt sleeves. in a COM
Portable rocking chair. little thinking of
the Inconvenience OF the over-dressed
people outside. he said. apparently with
great deal of pleasure. this storm will
last untl Wednesday night or Thursday
morning. and during this time the peo-
pie Will have 10 pay for their folly in
doubling my predictions Sunday"
The coolest places in the United States
yesterday We're. Havre. Mont. where it
was Il degrees below zero. while at
Helena il was S degrees below.
Freezing weather extends as far south
as Abilene. Tex This storm is general
and extends throughout the entire west
cru country.
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LEFT FOR TEXAS.
Party Of Wichitans Will Visit Rice
Lands

John Tracy and J. E. Cabeniss. Of the
Tracy Land and Emigration company
left Tor Texas last evening over the Rock
Island with a large party Of persons.
whom they viii show over rice fields be-
lougine 10 that company
The party that left Wichita last night
is the second the company has had out
OF Wichita. Il has offices at Kansas
City ana three other cities in surround
ing states The one established IN Wich-
ita a short tine ago Is 70 be known as
the companys main ofice- The others
ara designated as branch Offices
The following IS "a partial list OF the
names Of lie persons who made up the
party which left last night;
y. H. Jones II. s. Jones. 4. ". Wiiter,
Dr. NJ y Put1ar. John Tracy, G. s
shaw. \. c. Dyer and T. Haines
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HAVE GONE AWAY.
Wichitans Take Advantage Of Cheap
Railroad Fates

Many Wlcaitaas took aivant4ze q the
ho1eseekers' excursion rates on the vari-
Gus railroads yesterday 80 taSe tTlps
some o. those Who left over The santa
F. are Mrs. ia Eden. Ms. Frsr.cis
Eden ard William Eden whe vert 70
w-Iaslow Arizona Anna 2 Burns wsz;
u Plwaee. o. =. o. C. Stuhhs and Rob
EFT CoHins vsuI a. r Peso. ard : 4
slnr.son went q Ar1rnaEe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-18
HAS BOUGHT STORE
Of Leighton & ChappIe at 1o+ North
Main Street

William Suiwell. Of Ia Junta, Col. yes
terday purchased the fruit and tlEar
store OF Leighton s Chapel. at ii
North Main street
Nfr StIweu VIII move to Wichita about
December T. In the meantime. and from
now or. Robert Houston. of tbs ci;y
VIII have charge OF the store and carry
out some plans OF Mr. Stiiwelrs Tor in
proving his purchase
Mr.. Stilweu viii live with his family
at 1542 North Topeka avenue, upon MS
arrival here For the past several Gears
he has been in the employ OF the Santa
Fe railroad al Ia Junta.
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You VIII be your own judge as T.
whether you ray for Aii-o-na or zot
Simply leave Sc On 6eposit with C.
Gearing- setting his ssnei bend which
viii protect YOUR deposit
This remarkable he<h-forming food Is
sssimiiated az soon - il IS taken into th-
stomach. produces GOOD. rich b.oo5. tones
up the weake - digestive org8us ana
makes permanent cures in the wo-
eases Of dyspepsia
You certainly can afford % start using
Mona today when g. Gehriug takes al
The risk Of its giving satisfaction.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-18
SONS OF HERMAN
GAVE A BANQUET
Seventeenth Annual COnven-
ton Is Being Held
OF THE GRAND LODGE
Drill Is Feature Of Tonight's
Program.
Of THE GRAND LODGE

a banquet was given last night in the
hall on North Main street in honor Of the
delegates to the seventeenth annual con-
vention of the Grand Lodge of the Sons
of Herman. which was held in this city
yesterday and Will be continued until to
night
There were $50 persons seated at the
banquet tables and the event was one
of the most successful ever held in the
history Of the grand lodge. Three long
tables extending the entire length Of
the spacious dining hall Of the lodge
loaded down with viands which were
pleasing TO the palates Of the Germans
was the feature Of the banquet. These
had all been prepared in the afternoon.
The tables were set and decorated in the
German colors-black. red and yellow.
When the doors of the banquet room
We're thrown open. many EXPLANATIONS OF
surprise were heard from the visiting
members. The picture that was pre-
scented 10 them exceeded anything they
had ever seen before in this city. The
committee in charge had spared neither
time Tor money in making arrangements
for the banquet and the EXPLANATIONS OF
surprise and pleasure that greeted their
eyes was ample compensation for their
hard work OF the past few days.
a full orchestra secured for the occa-
sion furnished music during the banquet
that. Judging from the encore that greet
ed the finish OF each piece, was greatly
enjoyed ny the merry persons seated at
the tables.
The dinner was strictly = German one.
ard in accord with the nature of the
meeting. It consisted Of hot weiners.
saur 'kraut. pickles. celery. ham sand
witches. many different kinds OF cakes.
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LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Aenew VIII Live
az Los Angeles.

Mr. ana Mrs Claude Aguew. who have
made 5hls city their home for the past
ter or twelve years. left f1r Los Angeles.
Cal. last night. where they WI make
Their future home.
NJ. Agnew has been in The employ OF
the Rock Island as c switchman here cor
many years he las taken a similar po-
sition with a railroad company at Los
angelica
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SIGNED BOND PROTECTS YOU.
ki-o-na Costs You Nothing If Il Fails
10 Restore Health. Says :. Gehrinq.

he poor thin. emaeiaJed dSspentic.
when h. becomes plump. rosy and robust.
after using Ni-o-na. forgets that there is
such a thing rs Indigestion.
This treatment is entirely different from
any other medicine or treatment for i :
pepsia. Il is So different and 81 uuifo m
ly successful that c. g. h ing wants every
reader of the EasIe "a take Mona for
month at his risk
In order that thsre may b. n m sun
derstan+las n VIII give the following
signed bond With every package.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-18

me lecture g. r1eE eaiv. - Re- Nc-
Lain. zt the so-sH i-a~reaee Ateaae
s-h-sst.au ca1rrH. was q rare Ese4t 81
named the ave hrutssrs 90 tae rad 81
Geze-aa. ar1 the-e zzs - Teresz g. a.
sGlszce 20 vhsch the serzoa waz 1ct
q helr re u@efings co1tlaUe tare-ze
.his xeek sah5eet fo- sgrtght Tr2e
AID False Bis.lg Places Ever bos.T 10
lava-a 81 % sg@aa Ese eTezins ccz-
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Hoods CdrsdpGriH0

1t purif1es and enriches the blood,
cures pimples, eczema and all
eruptions, tired, Ianguid feelings,
loss of appetite and general debility.
Il hsve taken Hoods Sarsaparilla and
found it reliable and giving perfect satisfac'
ton. Ii takes away that tired feeling. gives
energy and puts the blood in good condition"
MISS EFFIE CoLoSNE. 1875 10Th Street. y. w.
Washington. D. C.
Hoods Sarsaparilla promises -
cure and keeps tbs promise
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100 Doses
For One Dollar

Economy in medicine must be
measured by two things-cost and
effect. 1t cannot be measured by
either alone. 1t is greatest in that
medicine that does the most for
the money-that radically and per-
manently cures at the least ex-
pense. That medicine is
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LIN0ssoRe EDITOR HERE.
=. (. Potter viii Have Charge CT Spe-
cisg Excursion Train.

=. 2 Potter. editor q h Lsadsborg
Record vas q Wichita visitor iast night
q business connected with The running
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GUARANTEE soMp-

l hereby agree 90 refund the price
paid for Mi-o-na. If the purchaser tells
me thai il has rot increased iesh a III
given freedom from stomach troubles
y. GEHRING.
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EIGHTY CANDIDATES
RECEIVED DEGREES
Large Amount of Work Was
Done Yesterday.
AT SCOTTISH RITE TEMPLE
Complete Program of Today's
Session.
AT SCOTTISH RITE TEMPLE

Inc Fourth 10 the fifteenth degrees were
conferred on a class of eighty candidates
yesterday at the reunion held in the Scot
fish Rite temple of this city. There is a
large attendance Of Masons present and
the event promises to be enc Of much il
terest- Members are here from all over
Kansas. oklahoma. Utah. New Mexico.
indian Territory and Missouri and the
fact that the visitors come from 50 many
different states shows that it IS considered
10 be one Of the most important reunions
ever held IN Kansas.
Many prominent Masons arrived vester-
day, men OF prominence ard digni aries
o. the lodge, chief among whom We're
Sovereign Grand Commander T. W Har-
rison OF Topeka, Grand Secretary of the
Graad Lodge Of the State of Kansas A.
K Wilson Of Topeka, and Past Grand
Masters J. c. Posuethwaith OF Jewel City,
H g LOOMS OF Winfield and D. T. Full
Ter of Eureka.
The work OF comforting the different
degrees IS being dOEe on schedule time
and many compliments are paid the local
consistory for the prompt aud efficient
manner in which the program is being
carried out.
Today the sixteenth 10 the twenty-niath
degrees VIII be conferred upon the ella $
and it Is expected that there will be a
larger attendance at today's session than
there was YESTERDAY at which time about
$50 members and visitors Were present.
The following is the program FOR todays
work:
Wichita Chapter Of Rose Croix 10. .
- H. i''iI 0ss'e' f'finces Oh Jefusa-
-, - 4 - \ T.
Ia henry "aiienstein-S5
$1,000 l nos " fltcl-eS
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ann .'''-'-''-''--'.F red H. Stuckey-5i
81, "a '''''''.''oi-h Z. DaVldsoi--'-
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Master OF Ceremonies. r. II. Brown-32d
Captain of Guard 20 H Bentley-52d
Elders:
Walter Innes-32d Geo. L. McNeal-a2d
F. r Martin-32d Geo. Puls-S2d
W. \ Standardized 3. b Huli-32d
Jas ". Tapp-S2d H. c. McClung-32d
G. VI. Booth-S2d Herman Franck-S2d
R. 0. Rodolf-23d / y Singer-32d
Music, in charge Of ". ii Shaver-35d.
Z-l4 T. n.
EIGHTEENTH DEGREE-kNIGHT
ROSE GROIN
officer in Charge:
Most Wise Master -......-................
.-.........-.. :. .. Ritchey, X. C. c. H.
Most Excellent s. Observation-Disclosures.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Edwin Is. Sawyer-32d
Most Excellent j. WI. F. McCoy-32d
Most Eloquent Orator .................
....-.-.....-Jacob Wallenstein-s}d-eI elect
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WEST EDEN,
USE FEMME.

Miss May Haynes, OF Dedhsm, is en-
ployed at C. c. Gamblers.
Work has begun on the sidewalks.
which will be a great convenience.
Capt. Howard Mayo, of schooner
"Georgietta", was at home few days last
week.
Mrs. Eliza Hsmor, OF Ellsworth, Is
spending a few days with Mrs. Elmer
Sargent.
The Central high school had no school
Thursday, as the graduating class and
teacher, Mr.. Smith, went to Beech Hin on
a picnic.
Granite lodge, L o G. T, held straw
berry festival at its hall recently. II was
a most enjoyable sffffr, large number
being present.
Murray Lurvey has moVed his family
home to his mothers from Stoniugton.
He intends to reside with his mother VIE
is not very we'll.
Maya L.
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SEAWALL.

c. F. Rollins, OF Camden, was In town
last week.
Dudley Deliver is at work on Greening's
sland.
Mrs. II. W. King has been quite Ill with
stomach trouble, bat is improving.
Capt. P. S Moore is failing in strength
daily and Is in q critical condition.
Mrs. Leila Campbell, of Salisbury Cove,
was here last week visiting her parents,
William Doiiger aud wife.
james Fernald, road commissioner,
while blasting at Southwest Hsrbor, was
struck In the eye by piece OF rock, in
!uflng the eye So badly that he had TO go
10 Bangor hospital and have the eye re-
moved.
Mrs. Lucy Stanley, OF Msnset, was visit
ing her adopted son, Ernest Stanley and
wiie, last Sunday. She will go 10 the
Duck lslsnd light station for the summer,
s"u Keep mouse Tor her son william. who
~ mead keeper OF The light.
May4 DOLLY.
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STONINGTON.
Siay4.

n. c. Maynard is supplying the Metho-
dist church here.
w. H. Colby is employed in Portland at
the carpenters trade.
Scott Geyer has sold the barge MAR
jory" to Boston parties.
Capt. James Morey left Oceanville Sat-
urday in the yacht "Senta", bound for
Boston.
G. Ryan & Co. have chartered the
steamer "Minnehaba" to take the men to
and from their quarry.
Fred E. Webb has put two large win
dows OF plate glass in the front of his
store. He has recently added mems fur
nishings to his stock.
Two dogs belonging to VIM. WEIGH and
one belonging to e. E. Grindle were re-
Gently found in the woods shot through
the head. No cause for the act has>been
discovered.
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WEST TRENTON.
il RAMP.

Mrs. A. s. Hopkins Il slowly improving
Mrs. (. J. Saunders Is home on a visit.
George Mcfarland has purchased new
salt boat.
Charles Davis has gone to Bar Harbor
TO work.
Edward Hopkins and family spent sun
day with relatives in town.
Mrs. P. j. Young and family spent
Sunday in town win friends.
George Hopkins and family have moved
to Bar Hsrbor for the summer.
Ray Romer has new sail boat, and
expects to go on fishing trip soon.
r s. Romer and family moved to their
summer home. Romer's Point, Thursday.
Clarence Hopkins has gone to Ellis
worth to work in the hardwood factory.
School in district No began April 2,
taught oy Miss yirs Austin, of Nortn
LsmOine.
Robbie Hodgkins has completed his nsp-
tia launch, and the young people are
enjoying il.
Mrs. George Darke Is bone after a two
weeks visit With Mrs. Walter Bird, Of
Bar Hzrbor.
Charles w. Young and wife are home
from Bar Hsrbor, Ehsre they have been
fer the winter.
Miss Lillian Gilbert l. teaching at Bay
side, this being her first term All wish
her much success
OF pony and dOg-eart LASH week from
Ser bgOIn her Alfred.
April 30 II.
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SOUTH SURRY.

Henry Young spent Sunday at home.
F. II. Harden. who has been i'll so long,
is steadily improving. -
Our school commenced a week ago,
taught by Miss Lizzie Gray, of surry.
Charles Cunningham came home last
week. He has been on the drive up river.
Miss Sadie Cooper, no has been visit
ing Mrs. w. w. Coggins. returned to Sar-
gentvilie this morning.
Joseph Carter and Ralph Curtis went to
Bar HRrbor this morning where they
hope to fnd'employment. ~
Volney Coggins has gone to New Jer-
mis- father, Capt. W. V. Coggins.
The good people here were quite sur
prised Saturday morning when they arose
to see the "Leonora", Capt. B. BoDsey
hard and fast near the Haskell point. By
some mischance she ran on there at high
water and could not be foated. Sunday
afternoon the "Aun c. Stuart" came
alongside and took of her deck load OF
slaves, W hen sue came of all right, and
proceeded 10 he mouth OF the river.
Ida, the ten-yesr-old daughter OF Ed
ward end Hattie Curtis, met with q seri-
Gus accident last Saturday while trying
to ride a wheel. She wss going down e
hill wban she lOst the pedal and fell,
striking on the left hand and bending
the arm in such manner that one bone
vas thrown entirely out OF joint at the
elbow. DIR. Emery and her father pat il
oack in place and she is as comfortable a;
can be expected. The iigaments were &C
badly strained that it will be some time
before she CAB use her arm.
Mays TRAMP.
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BROOKLYN.

o. L. Flye returned from Ellsworth
Tuesday.
H. E. Freethey left Thursday to go
yachting.
Charles Herrick, of Camden. is visiting
friends in town.
b. o. Dollard and wife spent few days
last week in Ellsworth.
c. H. Johnston leaves to-day for Rock
land to join the yacht "Invicta". "
Miss E. A Mayo, who has been in Bos-
ton on business, returned Wednesday.
The Baptist church of this town will
observe its seventy anniversary
May 20.
C. H. and o. G. Flye and son Gleason, of
Stonington, spent Sunday at B. o.
Dollard's.
Stephen Cousins, of North Adams,
Mass, is visiting his parents, c. C.
Cousins and wife.
Naskeag lodge, F. and A. NJ, worked
the master mason degree on two candi-
dates last Wednesday evening. Refresh
ments were served.
The remains of Mrs. Alfred Freethey, OF
Yonkers, n. Y, were brought here April
20 for interment. Mr.. Freethey and son
accompanied them.
Weston Gott and wife, of WoburD,
Mass, arrived Saturday. They will make
their home in the future with Mrs. Goats
fat her, P. E. Luikin.
A dispatch was received Saturday an
nouncing the death OF Capt. Judson
Stanley, OF Fitch burg, MSS, formerly OF
this place. The remains will be brough BIT
| here for burial.
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Seth Stockbridge fell and seriously
sprained his ankle.
Mrs. Harriet Barbour is visiting her
children in this village.
Mrs. Gardner Joyce and son Alvah left
for Portland Saturday.
The May-day supper held at Joyce's hall
netted is which will be used for repairs
on Sidewalks.
Cleveland Durham and Daniel Stanley
left Monday TO go on yacht Brentwood" -,
Of Portland.
RilIa Staples, who has been a student al
the Pennington normal school, has gone
10 Frenchboro 70 teach.
Capt. Emery Joyce in the schooner
Indiana" has arrived al New York with
l6O barrels of mackereL.
May4. ;.