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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-16

ROAD NOTICE.
Office OF County Clerk.
Dec. :. 1886.
State OF Kansas. County OF seaEwick-
day Of December. ls0. petition s'gnee
by r J. Oliver aud thirteen others, was
presented 20 the Board OF County toin-
missioners of the county and state sforc-
said. PRAYING for the iegalixins Of Ger
tain road. described as follows. VIA
Beginning az the section corner between
sections - and "a on the north line OF
said section. thence south on INC section
line near as practicable. eight miles 70
the township line. between townships :
and 80 range I. east the terminus 81 said
road.
Also. beginning srthe southwest corner
OF section s township ?. range J. east
thence east. n near rs practicable on tho
section line. one mile TO the sontheass
corner said section :. the terminus OF said
road
Also. beginning at tire southeast corner
OF section q township y. range !. east.
thence north or the section lire 40 near
kansas river as now located. the ter
minus OF said road
whereupon said Board OF Coun;y Com
rnissioners appointed the following named
persons. viz: A. +. Buckeridge. I'd Blood
and r. r. Hitc. as viewers. with iustruc-
tons 20 meet. in conjunction with tho
County Surveyor al the corner OF Srncca
street and Mccormick avenue. IN Detsno
township. on Monday. the sth day or
January, A. d. 1874 aud proceed 60 view
said road. and gsve To- al parties a
hearing.
By Order OF the Board OF County Com
unissioners.
SseaI.) j. NJ. CHAIN.
ia-ved-3t County Clerk.
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WANTED-Family washing. VIII call
and deliver. II Tamboer. p. F. D. No.
:. city. ls-otx
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Furnished rooms. Gentleman
and his wife want 10 rent n furnished
cottage for the winter. or rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply 10 al T..
Douglas avenue. 3-StN
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(F'irst Publication December 2. 1871
ROAD NOTICE.
Office Of County Clerk,
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WANTED-A few loans on resident prop
erty in Wichita. Inquire of c Il.
Quincy court house. S-suD-we-tf
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-l5o acreS. - acres IN cufcfva-
ton. so acres grass land. good 5-roou,
house, II miles from Wichita. y. ee.
Easy terms. Wheeler & Kelly. los T..
First street. S-eu-we-fr-tf
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wANTED-Two baby girls for adoption.
from 10 weeks old. 60 Nynons-
si-s.
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The Little Arkansas river cuts OF one
corner: acres o. timber for feed lots.
on river; So acre. in pasture; il acres In
meadow. % acres In alfalfa: balance in
CIVILIZATIONS: good young orchard. all
kinds Of fruit; house rooms: barn. stx
90: granary. 2ixas: Windmill in pas
ture; five miles northwest OF Valley
Center; 4 mile 10 school: good alfalfa
land. $40 an acre If sold before January
list G. IT, Davis. Valley Center. Kan.
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TYPewRlreRs.

TYPEWRsTEaS-Boa sold yepafre0
and rented All m2keol Sold On pay
menss Aiiitsou Once Supply Co.
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Rooms FOR ReNr-eurnish.d.

FOR RENT-Two and three-room. fur
nished houses, close in Call at AS s.
Water. 23-tf
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WANTED-E n know that oU-
hiSh-xra6e handmade harness vii
cu.lzst any three sets sswed On a ma
chine. The o.lield Harness Co. SIS Z
Douglas avenue. iss-Su-we-0
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Good large ofiic> room, with
fire-proof vault. in the basement OF the
Kansas National Bank; also desk room
in Office now occupied. Enquire at the
bank I-tS
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FOR SAIsE-e2is feet east 'front.' in one
of the best blocks on North Emports
avenue. cement walk and curb.ns. 81 80.
Wheeler x Kelly. les r. First street.
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WANTED-Agents for the best laundry
in Kansas. Liberal commission. Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry 24-ti
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FOR RENT-January LIST. 1904. two Office
rooms. on second floor, Fourth National
Bank building. Inquire at bank.
EST
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-04-08
NORTH SEDGWICK.

Frank Marks went to Bucks Harbor
last week.
Miss Jennie Carter has gone to Addison
for the summer.
Charles Closson Is at work at Bucks
Harbor on granite.
Harry Pert has purchased horse Of
Hiram Eaton, OF Sedgwick.
Mrs. III. Fl. Allen and Miss Ethel Pierce
went to Bluehill Thursday.
Ethman Carter Is at work for q. M.
Allen In the mill for few months.
Beulah Thurston, who has been in
North Bluehiil for week, Is home.
Mysterious lights are seen at night in
the unoccupied white house on the HILL
Little Olive Beetle, OF BluehilI, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs Robert Beetle.
James Douglass, who has been i'll for a
year, is falling. Henry Wilson Is caring
for him.
Fred Sargent, wife and daughter, OF
Sargentville, were in town Saturday and
Sunday.
Charles Novels, OF Brooksville, and Mr..
st. Clair, of Sargentyille, were in town
Monday.
Miss Maude Bracy, OF BrooElin, has
been in town for week visiting MISS
Minnie Thurston.
The Christian Endeavor meeting was
held Thursday evening at the church. 1t
was a missionary meeting, led by Mrs.
Bucking ham. The subject was on Africa
and the symbols OF the different tribes.
1t was very interesting.
The funeral services of Lovan Carter
were held at the church "Wednesday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. q. l.. BUCK
ingham. Mr.. Carter leaves son
Llewellyn, of Sedgwick, aud two daugh-
ters-Mrs. Stella Ross and M ISIS Edith
Carter, both OF Bar Harbor. and several
grandchildren. He was faithful soldier
in the Civil war.
April 6. NAE
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SULLIVAN.
Otis Hinman is improving.

Otis Hinman is improving.
, MISS Helen Smith, 9th Bar Harbor
record, has gone to Boston.
Dancing school closed on Friday even
Jug, with very pleasant party, which
was well attended. The hall was prettily
decorated, and delicious refreshments
We're served.
hilbert Simpson, of East Sullivan, died
yesterday morning. He has been i'll all
winter and suffered much. The families
win WIN whom he is connected have the SYM
ps.hy OF all, and particularly his wife
ieit alone as she is.
me severe wind, amounting almost to a
s sale, on Friday night, with thick fog, did
soihe Damage In the harbor. The "Win-
ohester", which lay at anchor near the
Te, was run into by another vessel.
considerable damage was done to both.
capt. and Mrs. Dennis and Mrs. Saun-
T Wn entertained the reading-cluo last
" w,eanesday. The subject in the series
VI Old Masters" was Titan, and the
goeasion was one ofmuch interest to all.
~ recognition OF Mrs. Saunder sons pres
ssnce, tue occasion took on somewhat the
, Urn OF reception, and delicious refresh
ne nere served. The next meeting will be at
April 5. r.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BRooKsviLLE.


Mrs. Bentley Grindle has sprained her
ankle.
Frank Billings is having an addition
built to mis- stable.
Miss Grace M. Gray is attending the
normal school at Castine.
John Ellis and wife, of Deer Isle, are
In town experimenting the work which
is being done on Fairview oitage. v
Schools in town will commence on the
first Monday in May with the following
teachers in charge: District No. 1, gram
mar, l.. Jean Condor; No. 1, primary, j..
E. S. elton; No. 2, G ace S Slower; No. az
Gladys Black; No. 8, Ella Bates; No. a.,
Brooks Grindle; No 8, Kate Tapley; No.
7, Carrie Grindle; No. s, Christie Colt,
John Snow died on April at the age of
seventy two years. He had been in poor
health for several months and about two
weeks ago be was stricken with pneu
monia which caused his death. He WAS
an honest upright citizen and kind
neighbor. During his illness he has been
tenderly cared for by his nephew, Everett
Bowden, and wife. He leaves one sister,
Mrs. Emily Bowden, of Brooklin, and
many relatives and friends here. The
funeral was held April at his late home.
Interment at the family lot, Rev. E. K.
Drew officiating.
April 6, l..
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EST FREMONT.

Mrs. G. w. Lunt and daughter Theresa,
OF this place, are visiting at Manset.
Miss Edna s. LuDt, of Manset, is visit
Ing relativ yes in this place.
Henry J. Hardy, of Bangor, arrived this
week to go fishing with G. w. Lunt in
the schooner 81. M. Banks".
Owing to the illness of w. II. Lunt, he
WAS unable TO accompany his crew to
Belfast to dispose OF his fish.
Vern on Latty and Jason Kane have
arrived from Belfast in the schooner
"Pilgrim'', W here they went to dispose OF
their fish. They found ready market
and good price.
An Epworth league has been organized
with officers as follows: President, Mrs
Henry Thurston; vice president, Mrs. B.
B. Reed; I'd vice president, Mrs. Walter
Lunt; secretary, Mrs. Edmond Reed !;
treasurer, Mrs. Willis ThurstoD. Next
meeting will be held at Mrs. Ashbury
Lopaus' Thursday evening.
April 6. THELMA.
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leaaI Notifies,

TTHE subscriber Charles A. Walsh known
l. also as Augustus R. Walsh, residing out
Of the State of Maine, to wit: at brooklyn
Borough, Kings County, in the State of New
York, hereby gives notice that he has been
duly appointed administrator with the will
annexed of the estate of Edward Walsh,
Senior, late OF Brooklyn, Kings County, State
of New York, deceased. and given bonds as
the law directs, and that he has appointed
Hannibal E Hamlin, of Ellsworth, in the
County of Hancock. and State of Maine, his
agent in said State of Maine. All persons
having demands against the estate of said de-
ceased are desired to present the same for
settlement, and all indebted thereto are re-
quested to make payment Immediately.
April l, 1903. CHARLES A. WALSH.
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Schooner "Mary Augusta" sailed with
stone Thursday.
Three master "Elia q. Ellis" sailed
Friday with paving for New York.
Capt. johnson lett the catherine"
last season, and is now master of the
MARY Augusta.
Capt. Green JOY, lstely OF the "Mary
Augusta. has taken charge of the three
master "Winchester".
A large three master ioaded the past
week at the Stimson wharf with paving
from the Dealers association for New
York.
The Winchester" arrived Friday from
winter trip. On entering the anchor
age she fouled with the schooner "Har-
ret Z. Whitehead, Capt. Peterson, and
carried away the latter's jibboom and lot
OF rigging, besides damaging herself.
seamen say "the devil" has accom- panied
the Winchester" ever since she was
bought here last fall from Boston owners.
capt: Joy has proven skipper OF ability
sno IL Is hoped that success will follow
the change. The winchester" Is loading
al Franklin for W. b. Blaisdeil & Co.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.

J. B. Cole made trip to Boston last
week.
DR.. l.. L. Larrabee arrived home Monday
for few weeks.
Rev. s. l.. Hanscom preached an inter-
esting sermon here Sunday morning.
John Coombs has closed his house and
gone to Petit Menan island for the sum-
mer.
j. NJ. Williams came from South Goulds-
boro Saturday to spend Sunday with his
family.
The schools in the village commenced
this morning, taught by the Misses Davis,
of Cutler.
Halcyon assembly of Pythian sisterhood
worked the first degree on two candidates
at its last regular meeting.
Schoodic lodge, X. of P. worked the
second rank on two candidates Saturday
evening. A supper was served by the
sisterhood.
Miss Grace Moore left for Boston We'd
nesday to spend the Easter vacation wi, h
her sister, Miss Margaret. who is a student
in Wheaton seminary.
April 8. c.
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WEST SULLIVAN.

c. II. Abbott and wife left Saturday for
q weeks visit to Boston.
George Hartman, OF Southwest Hsrbor,
was in town Monday on business.
Rev. Wallace Cutter, OF Gouldsboro,
preached here Sunday evening in ex-
change with Rev. B. W. RUSSELL
The examination for teachers was held
In the Sullivan Harbor school room last
Saturday. The following town schools
have been assigned: West Sullivan. inter
mediate, Florence Pease; primary, Josie
Bunker; Sullivan Harbor, Mary Evans;
Ashville, Agnes Patten; East Sullivan,
Clara Chiicott.
A colt owned by B. Smith, and driven
BY DR.. Phelps, was lett in the yard at
Gilbert Simpsons at East Sullivan, Mon
day. The horse succeeded in pulling the
staples froR the hitching post, and
started at rapid gait for home. No one
succeeded In stopping 1t until 1t reached
b. Havey's, not much the worse for It's
swift trip from East to West Sullivan.
March 30. b.
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OTIS.

Frank w. Fogg, OF Holden, was in town
last Tuesday.
Quite crowd from this town attended
the dance at Waltham, March 80.
Arthur Salisbury and wife, of Ellsworth
Falls, visited relatives here last Sunday
and Monday.
Benjamin Jordan and wife, of Trenton,
visited their parents, George Jordan and
wife, few days last week.
Fred T. Coboon, OF Bangor, who is at
w. W. Tibbetts, - very i'll, since return
lug from a few days treatment at the
Bangor hospital.
Mrs. William Morey, who has spent the
summer here for several years, has come
early, March %, with her children and is
occupying the Leslie Fogg house.
]. E. Bunker, OF Bar Harbor, stopped at
X. l.. Growers over Sunday and Monday
to be present at the town meeting which
WIS held last Monday. Mr.. Bunker has
charge of the towns business, and is
working hard to straighten out its very
much tangled affairs.
April 6. DAVIS.
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COUNTY Jews.
FRANKLIN ROAD.

J. Eta Dow is in poor health.

Mrs. Eta Dow Is in poor health.
MISS Qua Googins has gone to Veazie on
a visit.
Capt Eugene Wooster was here calling
on frieid d. recently
Miss Bessie Strong Is guest at A. f..
Tracy's for few days.
Mrs. Rose Young, who has been IN all
winter, Is ccDvalescent.
Luther Grant, Of Mt. Desert Ferry, is
boarding at Jason Springer's.
Miss Winnie Googins, OF Cherryfeld, is
at work for Mrs. Charles Stewart.
Miss Laura Tracy has returned from
Bangor, where she has been for several
weeks
Misses Ida and Hazel Cowen, of Ded-
ham, have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
A. Il. Tracy.
Henry A. Butler returned last week from
week In the woods in and around Dan
forth.
Charles Lindsey, OF Prospect Harbor,
visited his grandmother, Mrs. freeman
Robinson, last week.
Everett Googins, OF Millnoeket, has
been making his relatives and friends a
weeks visit.
Mrs. Minnie Willard and daughter
Pearl have gone to Boston for short
stay.
Mrs. A. l. Remick, OF Bangor, has been
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Sadie
Mullen, for few days. ~
Miss Rebecca Butler, who has been at
tending school at Cestine, intends to
teach this spring.
Mrs. Guy Mullan, who is critically i'll,
ts'not suffering as much pain, but Is an
able to lie down.
freeman Robinson, of Gouldshoro, Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. Sarah Robinson,
last week.
Edward X. Graves, who was In town
few days last week, returned to his
home in Waltham, Mass, Monday.
Charles Il. Scribner, our genial station
agent, made short visit to his home
in Danforth recently. Frank Crabtree
acted as agent while he was away.
April 6, G.
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Y1HE subscribers Charles A. Walsh known

YINHE subscribers Charles A. Walsh (known
i also as Augustus r. Walsh) and Edward
Walsh. residing out of the State of Maine, to
wit: at Brooklyn Borough, Kings County, in
the State of New York. hereby give notice
o. the last will and testament of Lucy Moore
Walsh, late of Brooklyn. in the county of
Kings, State of New York. deceased. and
have appointed Hannibal E. Hamlin, of Ellis
worth, in the County of Hancock, and State
of Maine, their agent in said State of Maine.
All persons having demands against the
tate of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately, CHARLES A. WALSH.
April l, 1903. EDWARD WALSH.
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DEDHAM.

Robert Mckay was in town last week.
Gay Burrill has gone to Castine for the
spring term of normal school.
Mrs. Marinds Burrill has been confined
to her bed some days by illness.
Mrs. Are Burrill has gone to Brewer,
where she has employment as nurse.
III, II. Philips, of Surry, is now at work
as head sawyer in IL. p, Burrill's mill.
Mrs. Hattie Blaisdell, OF Bangor, visite d
her sister, Mrs. Sara Staples, few days
ago.
Charles Steele, while at work in Burrill's
saw mill last week, had his shoulder in
jured. He is gaining.
April 6. b.
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DEATH OF MRS. MARY PArrEN.


The remains OF Mrs. Mary Patten, who
died at East OrlsDd, Sunday, March 20.
were brought to Surry on Wedr esday and
inferred at North Bend cemetery.
Mrs. Pstten in early life was the wife OF
Daniel Smith, of West Ellsworth, who
became a soldier in the 26th Maine In the
Civil war and died OF wounds, leaving her
a widow with the care OF small family
OF children.
In 1871 she married the late Ambrose
Patten, OF this town, with whom she
lived happily nearly ten year,, when lie
died. Since then she has lived with her
son, L. ID Smith, in Surry, until within
two or three years, when she has been
most of the time with her daughter, Mrs.
John Higgins, OF East Oriand, who ten
derby cared for her In her last Illness
Mrs. Patten was formerly member OF
the Free Baptist church, of West Ellis
worth, but later joined the Surry Metho-
dist church, OF which she was a member
at the time OF her death.
She leaves behind the record OF pure
Christian life, aud died loved and re-
speoted by all.
The funeral was held at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. John Higgins, at East
OrlaDd.
April 6. u.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

STATE OF MAINE, HANCOCK ss.-March 10, 1903.
TAKEN this 10Th day of March, a. d. 1903,
l. on execution dated March IL, a. d 1903,
issued on a Judgment rendered by the ELS
worth municipal court for the said county of
Hancock at a term thereof begun and held
on the first Tuesday of March, a. d. 1903, to
wit: On the 9Th day of March, 1903, in favor
of Fred Mason, of Ellsworth, Hancock
county, Maine, against Alpbonzo Pinkham, OF
Dedham, Hancock county, Maine, for the sum
of sixty dollars and seventy-one cents, debt
or damage, and eight dollars and eighty-nine
cents costs of suit, together with fifteen cents
more for one execution issued thereon, and
will be sold at public aution, at the law Office
OF Fred l.. Mason, in Ellsworth, Hancock
county, Maine, to the highest bidder, on the
90th day of April. a. d. 1903 at O'Clock in the
afternoon, the following described real estate
and all the right, title and interest which the
said AlphonZo Pinkham has and had in and
to the same on the l4th day of February, a d
1903, at 10 O'Clock and so minutes in the fore
noon, the time when the same was attached
on the writ in the same suit, to wit:
certain lot or parcel of land with the
buildings thereon situate in Dedham, Han
cock county, Maine, and bounded and de
scribed as follows, TO wit: Beginning at the
northeast corner at a cedar tree; thence west
100 rods to a hemlock tree; thence south 100
rods to spruce tree: thence east 100 rods to a
maple tree; thence north 100 rods to the first
mentioned bounds and containing 100 acres
more or less, and being the same premises
conveyed by John Nicholson to said Al
phonzo Pinkham by deed dated March 10,
a. d. 1897, and recorded in Hancock county
registry of deeds, in vol. 81, page 47i, to
which reference may be had.
H. F. WmTcoMR, Sheriff.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

WHEREAS Charles E. Brown. of Bucks.
w port, county of Hancock. State OF
Maine. by his deed of mortgage dated the
ninth day of June, a. d. 1884, and recorded in
Hancock registry of deeds. in book 1856, page
"a, conveyed to Julia Sullivan, of said Bucks
port, a certain parcel of land Ia wood lott sit
uated in Verona, in said county of Hancock,
on the easterly side of the main road bounded
westerly by said road, northerly by land of
Joseph Alien, easterly by the center line, and
southerly by land of Il. c.. Woodman, con-
tanning twelve acres more or less, being part
of lot No. 9 according to Daniel Bucks plan
of the head of the island, and the same con-
veyed to Samuel G. Brown by T. @. Woodman
in December, 1855, and whereas said Julia
Sullivan, by deed of assignment dated the
26th day of June, a. d. 1890, and recorded in
Hancock registry, in vol. 245, page 525, as
signed, transferred and conveyed to Samuel
j. Hazelton, of Portland, county of Cumber.
land, State OF Maine, the said mortgage deed,
the note thereby secured, together with all
the interest she had in the premises by virtue
OF said mortgage, and whereas said Samuel j.
Hazelton. by deed of assignment dated
the 9th day Of October, a. d. 1902, and recorded
in Hancock registry, in vol. 1888, page 1853, as
signed, transferred and conveyed to Emma L.
Bennett, of said Verona, the said mortgage
deed, the debt thereby secured together with
all the interest he had in the premises by viz
tue of said mortgage, now, therefore, the con-
dition of said mortgage has been and now is
broken; claim to foreclose the same and give
this notice for that purpose as provided by
law. EMMA L. BENNETT,
by It. Fl. Smith her attorney.
Bucksport, March 10. 1903.
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GOULDSBORO.
RAE,
April 6.

Miss Bertha Boyd, of Calais, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Lizzie Libby.
Nh. Sowle went to Southwest Harbor
ON Friday, where he will be employed Tor
the season.
Miss Eta Foss is spending week with
her grandparents, Florence crowley anu
wife, at Corea.
Miss Addie Guptill goes to Northeast
Harbor to-day, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Verna Perry.
Miss Bertha Beers, OF Vanceboro, VINO
has been visiting her sister, MRS. maoei
Campbell, returned home Thursday.
The schooner "Ralpb K. Grant,, Capt.
Davis, has discharged freight Tor all the
stores and is now loading Win natu woou'
Rev. s. l.. Hanscom OF Bar hstoor
rraacbad in the Methodist church here
last Sunday afternoon and evening IN
exchange with Rev. Wallace Gutter;
April 6. onN'