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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-08
FrizeII-W0od.

Last Wednesday afternoon, Mt the
deauery of st. Johns Episcopal
cathedral, in Denver, Miss Luella
Frizell and Samuel n. Wood were
united in marriage. Dean Hart per
formed the ceremony. The Denver
Times, Oct. 1st. contains the follow
ing: There were few who knew ol
the affair, until it was over, and the
heralds were sent out to sound the
glad news. Miss Luella Frizell, who
has bean a teacher in the Ebert
school, was the happy bride, and to-
day she is receiving the congratula-
tions OF her own hosts OF friends, as
we'll as those OF Mr.. Woods legion,
at their home 1870 East 10th avenue.
Mr.. Wood is capitalist and was
long associated with b. Fl. Moffat in
the First National Bank. He has
always been prominent il Denver
best society" The bride was born
raised and educated in our city, and
began teaching in the Butler public
schools. She WAS the eldest daugh
ter of DR.. and Mrs. J H Frizell, one O
Buffers Oldest and most prominent
families and a sister Of Mrs. j. A.
Trimble. She is pretty and talent
ed young lady, has Travelled exten
sively, having toured Europe during
the last season. Her many friends
here congratulate and extend bes1
wishes.
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Hrainia Items.

We heard it and iotted it down,
What happened in and out OF town.
Mrs. DR.. Mitchell-of Peoria, Ill, is
visiting her mother Mrs w. d. Orear
and sister, Mrs. John Hensley. She
ATTENDED S 5. at Virginia Sunday.
The band boys left Tuesday morn
ing for Kansas City to play at the
carnival.
John Sherrick aud family OF Bur
dett. James Drysdale and wife OF
Butler, helped o, NJ. Drysdale eat his
birthday dinner Saturday. Mrs. D..
had her husbands picture enlarged
and presented it to him on his birth
day.
Some of the Parktown carpenters
were on a strike last week.
Frank Erwin and wife spent last
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Park at Moundville, Mo.
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Ben Hupp Dead.

The funeral Of Ben Hupp, held at
the Christian church in this city SUM-
day afternoon, was largely attended.
The deceased was q member of the
Odd Fellows, Knights Of Pythias,
Woodmen Of the World, Fire Depart
ment and Flambeau club, and all
these orders turned out and headed
the procession to the church, where
services we're conducted by Revs.
Williamson and Jones. The flower
decorations were very pretty and fit.
ting testimonials Of the high esteem
in which the deceased was held BY the
orders in which he had the pleasure
and fortune Of being a member and
Of dear friends. Ben Hupp died at
his home In this city Friday at IL
O'Clock M, Of consumption. He had
been spending the summer in New
Mexico in quest Of health, and for a
time he improved and worked at biz
trade ofpainting. Acoupls oimontht
ago he was taken with a slow>ievel
and gradually grew weaker. Know
ing his condition he started for home
and arrived the first OF the week
he was so far gone when carried t.
his home from the train that b
scarcely recognized the members O
his family or friends who called. Ber
was fine mechanic and Q good citi
zen and in the. death. Of such men ID,
town is the loser. Peace to hi
ashes.
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At the meeting OF the Lexington
Presbytery Of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church held in Peculiar, Cass
county, last week, Rev. j. W. MCGEE,
OF Butler, made vigorous speech urg-
ing the ordination OF women by the
church. He also opposed the union
OF the church with Presbyterians,
a proposition which is now under
consideration at a conference in st.
Louis.
At Nevada Saturday morning in
drunken row over q game of dice, be-
tween Eddie Gray and John Nelson,
colored, Gray was hit on the head
with q burning lamp and the oil was
thrown over his head and back ignit-
cd, burning him so severely that 1t
is said he cannot recover. The fight
took place at the home OF Gray's
mother
Walter Ledlie, brakeman on the
Interstate railroad was instantly
killed at Kincaid, Kan, while making
a flying switch at sos Thursday
evening Of last week. In making the
switch he fell under the car. Hi
head was completely severed from
his body and be Was otherwise badly
mangled. He was the son Of c. G.
Ledlie, freight agent at Nevada, and
the body Of the unfortunate young
man was sent to Nevada for burial
lit is advantageous to the farmel
who has stock or grain to sell tt
watch and keep posted In regard Il
the market. it Is certainly as adyan
tageous to him to watch the sdver
tisements In The TINES Of the mer
chants and keep posted a. regard
the home market and where be car
buy 70 the best advantage and say,
money. The merchant who adver
g. BIDS for your trade, and YOU
- depend upon getting the best
bargains rom him.
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MANA GER WANTED.-Trustworthy
lady or gentleman to manage bust
ness in this county and adjoining
territory for well and iavorably
known House Of solid financial stand
ing. $1,000 straight cash salary
and expenses, paid each Monday by
check direct from headquarters. Ex-
pense money advanced; petition per-
manent. Address, Manager, 610
Monon Bldg, Chicago, III. 44.18t
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A large number OF witnesses from
East Boone before the grand Jury,
headed by ex-Sheriff Mudd, on Tues
day. 1t was supposed the killing Of
Mart Hoots by Robt. Feeley was un-
der investigation.
County Judges McFadden, March
and Bruce, as q court accompanied
by Clerk Herrell, went to Nevada on
Tuesday to confer with the Vernon
county court with reference to some
inter county bridges. They will visit
and inspect the Aeylum and see Bates
county's patients while there. The
court returned home Tuesday night.
Judge McFadden when seen said
there are now in the Asylum at that
place 33 county patients and IL pri-
vate patients, all Of whom the Judge
visited and noted their condition.
They spoke in the highest praise oil
the management Of that institution
and the splendid treatment they had
| received at the hand Of Superinten.
dent Robinson.
Capt. F. j. Tygerd dled notice with
the county court Of his desire to BE-
released as ono Of the bondsmen Of
county treasurer W. T. johnson. Al
q reason therefor be charges that
Mr.. johnson IL derelict In his duty
in being absent from his Office and
not giving il his personal attention
Mr.. johnson requested the court to
order an investigation Of his Office
after which he promises to nIe q new
bond. Mr.. johnson asserts that Capt
| Tygard's actions are dictated BY
personal motives. That he isdevot
Ing all The time to the ONCE necessary
to perform the duties. He says that
what time be has lost heretofore ha,
been because Of IN health. Thecourt
on Mr.. Johnson's request, ordered
| the treasurer's books examined ant
appointed Messrs. C. C. Duke an
If. c. Smith to do the work.
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For piano tuning and musical in.
strument repairing, address F. NJ.
6kaggs through the postoffice or
leave orders at the Endres restau.
rant. 46-tf
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Coal! COali
VAR Coal!
Abundance OF coal at Hunts bank
In Hudson township. Att

MONEY TO LoAN:-Ten years time
with partial payments. Low rate
of interest. Call and zee Us.
! 4S 3t BUTLER LAND COMPANY.
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Texas.-$15.00 for round trip to
San Antonio, Fort Worth, Houston,
Galveston and all southwestern
points; also to Louisiana and inter-
mediate points. Tickets good: re-
turning to Nov. 10th. Tickets on
sale Oct. Goth only.
E. C. VANDERvooRT, ACT.
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BULBS
CHINESE SACRED LILY
OR
ORIENTAL NARCISSUS.

The Water Fairy, joss Flower Flower of the Gods as it is
called by the CELESTIAL variety of Nsrcssus bearing in lavish
prouon chas flowers svery white with golden yellow cups
They beauty and enhancing perfume The bubsare
grown by method known only themselves whereby they at
tain great size and vitality bloom from weeks to months after
planting ordered June for shipment September we have
just received You win find them quoted in seed catalogues at
from IL to 20 cents EACH but by this method Of Importation be
etaed at 1oc EACH They will do well pots of EARTH but
novel and beautiful grown in shallow bowls Of water with
enough pebbles keep them from topping Now sale at
our store 10 cents each.
Fesa Bulbs Rsacta Alba for Scents Mixed Hyscnth Bulbs
2 for 15cents Narcissus Bulbs Won Sion each 3
DEA Bros. s. Co.
Hardware and Grocery House,
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NORTH LAMOINE.

Harry Hodgkins and wife, OF Bar Har-
Dor, spent Sunday with relatives here and
at East Lamoine.
Miss Blanche Hagan went to HaIlowell
last Wednesday, where she was to be
employed at hotel. IT
Miss DelIie Langley, OF Ellsworth, has
been spending the past week with rela.
tives and friends here.
Mrs. Sarah Staples, who has been
spending the winter with her sister in
Portland, has recently returned home.
Mrs. E, ID. Bragdon, who has spent the
winter in Sullivan, has recently returned
home, accompanied by Carroll Pink ham.
Mrs. Laura A. Austin has spent the
past two weeks at her old home, She
was accompanied by her granddaughter,
Christine Wallace.
Wellington Barbour and wife, OF Bar
Harbor, made short visit to her old
home, arriving Saturday and returning to
Bar Harbor Sunday.
April q. Y.
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EST FRANKLIN.

Charles Hass has moved with his family
to Lamoine to work on a farm. II
George. Coombs has sold his place to
George Eddy, who is expected to take
possession before haying.
John T. Clark is erecting fence enclos-
ing ground for large hen yard. He also
has the lumber for new stable.
E. w. Hastings has loaded the schooner
"Nickerson" with paving blocks for New
York and vessel with slaves the past
week.
Mrs. Emma Williams and daug er
Blanche came home from Bar Harhor last
week, where they have been during the
past winter.
The logs and wood are being sluiced
through the upper dam, and will be at
the mill in a day or two. A night crew
will be put on saving slaves.
Schools began last NJ onday with Mrs.
Vivian Conner as teacher OF The grammar,
and Miss Hattie Blaisdell teacher of Tue
primary. Miss Maud Monroe is teacher
at Egypt, and Miss Long at Beec bland.
April "a. CHEER.
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NORTH SEDGWICK.

H. A. Grindle aud mother, OF Brooklin,
were in town Tuesday.
Fred Hamilton and wife, OF North
Brooklin, were in town Sunday. II
Miss Beulah NJ. Thurston opened her
school at No 3, April 20. ~
Miss Minnie Thurston spent few days
ia Brooklin last week visiting Miss Maud
Braey.
Mrs. Lacy Cosson for several months,
has returned to Biuehili.
Mrs. p. b. Day and son Clarence, of
Ellsworth, visited her sister, Mrs. Hattie
Allen, at Fair View farm last week.
Mrs. M. l.. Elwell and Mrs. fl. H. Allen
and daughter Virginia were in Brooklin
Saturday visiting Mrs. Elwell's sister,
Mrs. g. A. Grindle.
Shed 0reutt, who was working on the
telegraph line near Biuehill, one day last
week fell from the top OF the po,e and
was taken ap unconscious. He was taken
home badly hurt. VI
Mrs Hannah Alien, who has spent the
winter with her daughter at Weathers-
neid Center, Vt, has returned home.
she has adopted little boy, Harry Black,
VINO came home with her.
A fire scare came to the people on the
'icge one day last week. 1t was started in
ournt pile and run In the dry grass and
FENCES malt mile or more. The dense
SMOKE made it appear as II the whole
paee was In great danger of destruction,
ous the people with the help OF the school
children put it out before much damage
was done.
April q. RAE.
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DEATH OF MADELINE sToRRs.

Medicine, only daughter of Leslie X
and Il z.beth Cieaves Storrs, who died
April Is, was In her fourth year. She
was a bright, lovable child aud won the
hearts OF all.
Sac had pneumonia early In the winter,
and ae- pite the most careful attention of
loving parents, who had everything done
for her, she never fully recovered from Its
effects.
The funeral services were held Saturday
afternoon, April IS, at the Storrs home
Rsxbury, Mass, Rev. Thomas Van Ness
Officiating.
The tender regard OF many friends was
emphasized by the abundance of flowers,
for they were everywhere.
Little Madeline, all In white, lay on a
bed of howers-one little hand against
her fsce and the other, filled with lilies
of.the, valley, lay In her lap, and she
looked as II asleep.
Mr.. Van Ness's words were so inspiring
and comforting that much OF the bitter
ness OF separation was taken away.
Mr. and Mrs. Storrs have the sympathy
OF VIDE circle OF IrleHus.
There ia no de tn What seems so is transition :
This life of mortal breath
Is but suburb of the life elysian.
Whose portal We call DEATH
She ia not dead-the chilli of our affection,
But gone unto that school
Where she no longer needs our poor protection,
And Chri-t Himself doth rule.
In that great clol ter's stiffness and seelusiou,
By guardian angels led,
Safe from temptation. -afe from sins pollution,
She lives. whom we cali uead.
April q. C.
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PENOBSCOr,
CHEER.

Capt. William Sellers spent Sunday at
home.
W. B. Clement has recently purchased
new pair OF work horses.
A. Ellery Vsrnum was in Bangor Satur-
day on business.
Miss Edith Hutchings has goneto Tren-
ton, where she is to teach this spring.
Mrs. W. J. Cre,mer returned from Bos-
ton Saturday.
G. l.. Sellers, who has spent short va
cation at home, has gone to Dxied,
where he has position.
freeman r. Bowdeu and wife are
receiving congratulations on the birth Of
twin boy 8, born the 18th.
There were no services at the Met hodist
church Sunday, as the pastor, Rev. V
Stanley, was attending conference at
Newport.
Amos W. Perkins is seriously i'll, and
there are doubts about his recovery. He
is suffering from peritonitis and heart
disease.
Preston, xank and Alonzo Perkins, of
Bradley, have been in town this week
called here by the illness OF their brother,
Amos w. Perkins.
Apri, q SUBA
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Samuel Lowe is in Rockland this week.
Capt. E T. Marshall Is making a visit
at bis home.
Mrs. Ellen Hayes arrived home from
Boston Wednesday,
Hosea Barbour has employment on the
yacht "Nirvana" this summer.
Mrs. Belcher Howard picked ripe
straw berry In her garden April %.
Frank Weed is having an ice-cream cart
built. He will go on the road with cream
this summer.
Miss Louise johnson arrived home from
Csstine Saturday. She has been attend
log the normal school.
Mrs. Charles Scott found a five dollar
gold piece this week In package of the
"Three Crow" brand OF soda.
Bradford Torrey died Of consumption at
the home OF his mother, Mrs. AngeliDe
Torrey, April IS, at the age Of thirty-one
years. He leaves one brother, Madison.
The sidewalk society held its meet
ing this week with Mrs. Frank Gray.
Tue following officers were elected for
the ensuing year; President, Mrs. Ellen
Hayes; vice president, Mrs Frank Gray
secretary, Mrs. Jack" Stinson; treas
urer, Mrs. George w. SMALL con mittee,
Mrs. George Holden, Mrs. Meredith
Ellis.
April q. K.
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COUNTY NEWS.
n, additional Coantb Ne'os SEQ other paoes
PROSPECT HARBoR.

Miss iva Stanley Is to begin school this
n,,t,,p in the Pond district.
Charles Hutchings aud wife spent Sum
,.,witb friends In Winter Harbor.
I,hp Coombs came home for a few
s.rstbe last part OF the week. He has
..nrret 10 Petit Menan island.
urs Johu Whilten, OF Steuben, spent
.r.a,ssdsv here with her aunts, Mrs.
nani.l Dessy and Miss Jane W. Moore.
The Knights OF Pythiss worked the
,scond rank on candidate Saturday
r,obt. Tue Pythian sisterhood furnished
supper
The yiItsge improvement society hes
had the sidewalks In the village put in
repair under the careful management of
C.. c. Hutchings.
The Union church society held its
annual business meeting Saturday even
ing II was voted 10 repair the church
md MT il 10 order for summer services.
7. p Cole, wife aud daughter, MRS.
Charles Blance, jr., Miss anee and the
Misses Davis made party which drove
10 Winter Harbor Friday and were en-
tertsined by O. c. Biance.
The remains of Ruby Shaw, daughter
NJ Frank and Sarah Allen Shaw, who died
in Southern Pines, N. c., were brought
here for burial Friday. Services were
held at the home OF her grandmother,
Mrs, Rhoda Allen Tracy, at the Sands,
Rev. s l. Hanscom, OF Bar Harbor, Of
floating. The abundance OF flowers
showed the tender regard of many
friends. The sympathy OF the whole COM
munity gees out to the bereaved family.
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COUNTY NEWS.
" EST SULLIVAN

b0~A@A nANs
Harvey Stan ey and George Colson were
In Bangor Saturday.
The new postmaster and postotfice SER
vice are giving general satisfaction.
Tug philips Eaton went to Bar Harbor
Saturday for cargo of coal for her own
use.
Street Commissioner Smith has the
ads in good condition, and has made
some nota bic improveme nts on the quarry
section.
Mrs. Samuel P. Havey went to Portland
ga urday to attend the funeral of Miss
Shaw, relative who died at the Maine
general hospital. ~
Miss Gertrude Goodwin and a gentleman
friend from Portland are passing an annual
outing In town for few weeks at the
home OF W. P. Goodwin.
win Carpenter, Mrs. Frank Robertson,
M IS Nina Moon, Mrs. Sherman Libby,
Miss BeAtrice Blaisdel', Miss venie Petrle
and Mrs. N. Lindsay were in Ellsworth
Saturday.
Sherman Libby, Atwood L. and Archie
Bunker were in Bangor Saturday to
inspect team horses. Mr.. Bunker and his
son bought heavy pair and drove them
home Saturday night. The team will be
used hauling stone here. tn
Nicholas williams and Reuben Merchant
have informed The AMERICAN corre-
spondent that they are soon to form a
partnership and conduct granite and
mari BILE monumental yard here, the home
OF b"th young men. This Is their trade,
and conditions are now such that they will
soon build sheds and be ready to do con-
tracts in native or any New England
granite, as we'll as general marble busi-
ness. They announce that they have
plenty OF work to start on, and they hope
to have business enough to run several
men. They will also do local cemetery
work.
April "a. SPEC.
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SURRY.
April

Rev. j. d, McGraw went to Newport to
attend the East Maine conference.
Capt. C. NJ. Coulter, after enjoying a
weeks visit at his home, returned to
Boston Monday.
Rev. Mrs. Sarah Treworgy preached
at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon
and evening.
Capt. W. 8. Treworgy was called to
Boston suddenly Wednesday by his
employer on business. ~
Miss Florence Wood went to Jackson
Saturday, W here she is to teach the spring
term OF school.
Amy, the little daughter OF f. l.. Jor-
dan and wife, picked the first dandelion
blossom. SO far as known, In this vicinity,
April % v
s A. McGrew, who is attending the
spring term at the seminary at Bucksport,
came home Tuesday and returned Satur-
day.
Schools commenced Monday. Miss
Addie Hodgk ins, OF Lamoine, is teaching
the grammar and Miss Mabel Morgan, of
East surry, the primary school at the
village.
The schooner "FrsncoRia", Capt. Il. G.
Young, came into the bay and anchored
near the steam boat wharf Saturday. She
will be hauled on the beach to receive a
few repairs and a coat of paint.
Capt. A. C Curtis has sold his schooner
"Maud s." to Bangor parties who TOOK
possession OF her Wednesday. Capt.
Curtis still owns the schooner ELLA
Eudora", now undergoing repairs at Els
worth.
Aprii 27 u.
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w EST SULLIVAN.
WUTL u
April q.

Mrs. S. E. Phelps and children recently
spent few days in Steuben.
John Springer has lately had an attack
OF the grip. Y
Miss Blanche Webb returned last week
after spending the winter In Cherryneid
and Harrington.
Miss Cora Thomas has gone to Bar Har-
Dor where she has employment for the
summer.
Nelson Bunker returned from Machias
last week after an absence OF several
months.
Arthur Bunker went to Calais Saturday
and accompanied his wife, who has been
visiting her parents, home Sunday
The Pythian sisters gave an eDloyaple
social Friday evening. Games, music
ice cream and fishing pond furnished
amusement for the evening. A neat sum
w is realized.
April q. -
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST SULLIVAN.

EADi SOLbt " AN.
Walters Hill was over, from Bar Harbor
to spend Sunday.
Barney Bunker is again on the sick list,
this time confined to his bed, the first
time within his remembrance.
The East Sullivan dramatic club will
repeat the drama "Dot, the Miners
Daughter" Thursday evening, April 30,
for the benefit of the sidewalk fund.
Clifford White was accidentally run
over Sunday evening while returning
from he hall on his bicycle. He was able
to pick himself up and proceed on foot.
His wheel was complete wreck.
George Noyes was down from Boston
the 18th, making a flying visit to his
mother and sister, Mrs. Fred Orcutt,
meeting there his other sister, Mrs. judi
son Gordon.
The Easter service was particularly i'm
pressive at the hail. The presiding elder
was present, assisting the pastor, Mr..
Russell, who performed the rite of bap-
tism on three candidates. In the evening
the Sunday school gave an enjoyable con-
cert. Capt. o P. Brsgdon, superintend-
cut, was assisted by Mrs. E e. Bragdon
and Miss Ordway, who had charge of the
decorations. The only thing which rec
oDciles the people OF MIR. Russell's congre-
CATION to his removal, is the hope that a
change from the coast may benefit his
health.
April Of d
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COUNTY NEW S
For additional County Ness. see other pages.
EAST FRANKLIN.

EAST FRANKLIN. ~
Miss Edith Gordon is tesching school
at Orland.
Prayer circle will meet at the homa of
Mrs. Frank Blaisdell May /.
Stanley, son OF Hamlin Gordon, is
dangerously i'll with pneumonia.
Lila May, daughter OF +. e. Hooper
and wife, who has been Ill, is improving.
t. M. Blaisdell, Emery CoIson, Mrs.
Hartman and Mrs. Howard Hooper are
on the sick list.
Miss Florence Biaisdell is teaching
school In the Shore district, franklin, end
Miss Harriet M. Blaisdell at West Frank
lin.
its birth few months ago, is very i'll at
the home of its grandparents, John G..
Wentworth and wife.
Friends of Mrs. Benjamin Crosley were
glad to greet her IN her accustomed seat
in the Baptist church Sunday morning
after her three months sojourn with
relatives and friends in California.
Rev. g. F. Sibley, president of the z.
P.S s. G. e. local union, met Vice. presi-
dent Mrs. It. NJ. BlaisdeIl at her home
April %, to arrange the programme for
the union which is to be held in May at
Lsmoine.
Verna, adopted daughter of John U.
Harrison, has typhoid pneumonia, with
slight chance OF recovery. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hardison are both i'll with threaten
ed pneumonia and the neighbors are
kindly caring for the family.
Preparations are being made for extern
sive grading OF the grounds at the Baptist
church next Saturday. Ladies will serve
dinner in the church dining-room. Trees
and flowers will be planted. All inter-
ested are cordially invited to assist in the
WORK, also at dinner.
Rev. Mr.. Sibley preached an interesting
sermon April 26 to a large congregation
at the Baptist church. Sunday evening
Mr.. Sibiey gave the second OF series of
lectures on 1.-The Youthful life of Jesus".
Mrs. Fred Gordon and Mrs. Frank
Blaisdel sang duets each evening.
April 81. r.
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vTNHE subscriber hereby gives notice tina,
tratrix of the estate of Caroline E. odg ms,
late of Sullivan, in the county OF
Hancock, deceased, and given bonds as the
law directs All persons having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settle
ment, and all indebted thereto are requisite
to make payment Immediately.
April T. 1908. HELEN e. HoDGKINs.