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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

The eleventh annual reunion of the
18th Regiment of Vermont Volunteers.
was commenced here on the forenoon of
Friday. \ drum corps called the old vet
Grams together, when all went to The
RAYMOND to dinner. There was visiting
and "A camp fire during the afternoon and
evening. at which about 100 participated.
The Lady of the Lake was chartered and
left the wharf at a m" ana made trlr
through the lake to MaEoG, stopping long
enough to sec the sights of the place. re
turning in the afternoon, arriving at
Newport at p. m. in time for the train
| south.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Upston and Mrs.
Young start "Wednesday for Huron, 5.
H., to spend the winter. Mr.. tpston
goes for his health
MIR. and Mrs. Louthood are in Toronto
for three weeks vacation.
Miss Wlnifred Lane has returned 10
hor home in Mcrden. Conn. having spent
the summer with Mrs. Whitaker her sis
ter.
The committee have had to employ an
other extra teacher. Miss Lucy Bean. The
high school opened with 96 pupils and
more are expected This is much the
largest number ever enrolled before al
! amy term.
.. Adams accompanied his son to
| his homo in Springfield, Mass, whore Mr.
Adams Sr., will enter "A hospital for trcat t.
| mcnt.
! Miss Maud Maloney and Miss Addio
! Pickle have gone to Denver, col. whore
they expect to remain. having employ
! mont in a department store.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Frank o. Blount went t.
| Boston Saturday to spend their vacation
with Mr.. Blount's daughter. Mrs. Hume.
| Diana Stone. former resident of New
| port. is spending a few weeks in town
and vicinity with friends
Mrs Dana q. Cowles and son, who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs r. O. lIol
/ for some time, returned to their home il
St Johnsbury Monday.
The new county jail is nearly hniShe,
and will he ready for occupancy soon.
Miss Ninna Hamilton has mad rclaps,
and is confined to the bed again
". +. Heyer was in North Troy tn,
first of the week. whore he was called q
see his sister, who is seriously i'll.
Tuesday was one of the hottest days o
! the season
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Adds Combs and Richard Pond start
ed last Friday for Albany Business col
lege.-ffomer Smith had the misfortune
to break his leg Friday last.-Mrs. Ira
Smith and Mrs. John Cassidy started
Wednesday for a carriage drive to
Broome. p OK. A. Paul and wife and
the Misses Grace and Blanche Wad-
leigh returned Monday from a trip to
Montreal and Quebec-C. II. Combs and
wife started Saturday last for trip
which will include Gardner. Mass, BoS-
ton and the White Mountdius.-MiSs
Flora Hopkins of Franklin visited
friend in town Monday and Tuesday
The 10Th wedding anniversary of Van
l'erley and wife of Richford and the 18th
oI A. w. Perley and wife was held at the
old homestead or the hon- W =. w. Per
ley on September L., about 20 Of the re-
latives were present and the occasion
was a very enjoyable one. Refreshments
wer served on the laWn.-Tho Ladies'
Village Improvement society gave sup
per and dance at the Central House hal!
Tuesday evening, clearing about $23.
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RICHFORD.

The Rev Mrs. McKinstry. who has been
away the past two months on vacation.
returned to her labors here last week and
preached in her church last sunday
Miss Sarah Cossctt OF Clarcmont N IL.
was engaged to- teach in the high school
and came to enter upon her duties. but
after Il day or two gave it UP and re
turned to her home. Monday evening It
large crowd of men, women and children
were gathered on River street to see
Deputy Sheriff Braman arrest woman,
who was said to be drunk. But the NJ
hccr failed to make the arrest. The W.
man would not come out to be arrested.
and the crowd hung around for an hour
10 see some fun but were disappointed.
Two or three weeks ago tins same woman,
Mrs. KriCk. mother of three small chi
dren, was arrested for being drunk, and
paid fine of IS and costs The husband
was the complainant in the casc.-The
ladies of st. AIMS Church are to have a
bean tournament in Ayers hall Thursday
evening, Sept. II. with supper from six
TO eight o'clock. after which there l. to he
entertainments of music and other attrac-
lions. The proceeds are To 90 for the
repairs made on the church. -lnwood
Kelley went Tuesday to New York city,
where he is to study his profc sSion for
while in a hospital. -Charles Courtney Is
acting as clerk at the American House .-
F. Fl. North of burlington is in town for
few days this week on busmeSs.-Mr.
and Mrs. D. NJ. James returned home sun
day evening from a weeks visit ut Turuu-
10 and other points in Canada.-DI. +. q.
Livingston. now Of Lowell Mass, is Wis
1ting relatives and friends hor".-Th"ro
was an exciting runaway Saturday night
on Main street about nine O'Clock. TIL"
horse ran the whole length of tho street
and turning the corner at River street
overturned the carriage. THROWING out the
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IRAsEURGH.

4 few farmers in town arc not through
haNiuC yet, some are cutting their oats
and report a good crop. Corn is mostly
failure, the frosts did much damage
The Ladies' Aid society Will meet in
the Congregational Church parlors Fri
day. September Is, Mrs. Hodridgc and
Mrs. Tcmpleton will serve supper at six
o'clock.-Roy Philips has commenced
work in o. W. Lockc's store at Barton
Landing. Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur Gilmore
entertained sixty of the Ladies' Aid So
ccty and friends at their home Thurs
day. \ nice dinner was serVed.--hr,
Somcrs. house surgeon in the Fanny
Allen hospital burlington. has been at
home for few days.-ficlen Somcrs. lie
land Green and Oln Webster return TO
Burlington college next week to continue
their Studies.--Some orchards on the hills
that were not affected by the frost are
bearing heavily.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Jessie Penniman who has been
stopping with her sister. Mrs. Barnes tins
summer, has gone to Hampstead, Mass,
to tedch.--Miss May Reynolds has gone
to New York to teach kindergarten in
the Neighborhood house.-Col. NJ. NJ.
Parker of Washington and his daugh-
ter Hattie from Camden, Me, and
Myron Cady came here in an automobile
last week and visited few days. He
took several of his old friends out FOR a
ride. among them DR.. Nheelock Mr..
and Mrs II. j. Gates and the Rev. DR..
Whcclock attended the funeral of A. G..
Spaulding in Burlington Monday. Mr..
Spaulding had many friends In this town
who were very sorry to near OF his
discasc.-The W II. NJ. S met with Mrs,
W. NJ scott Thursday to sew, everybody
invited. MIR. and Mrs A. +. sherman
of Ludlow, Henry Stafford wife and baby
visited at S. NJ. Saffords last week
Mr. and Mrs. -. ID. Withorcl have
moved into the Cady house.-Miss V, NJ
Jenne of Burlington is the guest OF Mrs.
5. r. Brush MIR. and Mrs. f.. o. story
of johnson, Mrs. r. i. Boynton of Bos-
ton and Mrs S a. Andrews of johnson
visited at II. l.. Storys last week Mrs.
Hattie Putnam is suffering an attack
Of inilamatory rheumatism in her left
shouldcr.-Frank Mcclure of Laportc,
Ind. is in town the guest of j. I.
Mcclure. DR.. and Mrs. flandreau and
son OF Hondvlle have been visiting Mrs.
Hattie Putnam and Mr. and Mrs. j. I.
Nice lurc.-Miss Margaret Sullivan has
gone back to her school in Maynard,
Mass.-A troop of cavalry passed through
here from Fort Ethan Allen on route to
St Johnsbury. Nellie Smith re-
turned from Naples, Me. Thursday eve
nng.-W. NJ. Smith has his old build
ing moved and is busy getting ready for
his new housc.-IIarlan French of AL
lanv. r. y. visited friends in town last
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HYDE PARK.

Albert Bachum was found dead at his
home Friday forenoon. lie had not been
feeling very we'll for about week but
had been able to be about and that morn
ing he had been to neighbors for milk
Soon after a gentleman called to see him
and not being able to find him, a search
was instituted and he was found dead.
The cause of his death is though to be
apoplexy. The funeral was held Sunday.
The rural free delivery went into fun
operation Tuesday
william McGinns called upon friends
in town Monday. Tuesday he went to
burlington, where he is to enter the u.
V. M. this fall
Hiram Darling. who has been at Sugar
Hill, N. H., for some time is spending
a few days in town.
II. Morton Hill Is at home for a few
days vacation before taking up his col
lege work for the year.
The Rebekahs held ii practice meeting
Tuesday evening, preparatory " working
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ALBANY.

The Rev. A. t. iInkley gave his tenn
perance lecture Saturday evening in the
Methodist Church, which was listened to
with interest, Sunday morning he preach
ed a sermon,-The Albany Dramatic club
gave a play Friday evening for the benefit
of the Valley band of Albany, The pro
coeds were about $500. Charley stewart,
while working in Niles and Witttemore's
min was injured nv a hoard flying from
thc saw and striking HIM in the stomach.
-Hcnrv Davis of Albany and Miss Maud
Gavin of Craftsbury We're married the
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MORRISVILLE.

Their of Mrs. George Earle, who died at
her home Friday of heart trouble, was
held at his late home on Brooklyn side
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock the
Rev. |. L. Booth officiating.
The case Of Clara Sanders VS.. Walter
Davis, to recover the value Of two cords
of wood was tried Monday in city
court before Judge Woodward and a jury
composed of G.. r. Mcgrath Earl Hunt,
Orrin Daley c. G.. Downing, Edward
Baker and John Birtel, T. r, Gordon
appeared for the plaintiff and b. f..
Bailey for the defendant. The jury could
not agree and were discharged.
a hog weighing 200 pounds raised by
Orlando Clark of East Montpelier, was
shipped to Boston last evening by c. j,
Ferry.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs. Fred DaVerson returned to her
home in Boston last Frday.-A daughter
arrived at the home of sherman Gage
last Wednesday, Nerva Renfrew
has gone to Peacham and vicinity for "A
few weeks visit.-Arthur and Henry
smith have bought the Sash and Bliss
property in this village of their father,
l.. f. Smth.-Mr. and Mrs. Remington
were called to WOlcott last Wednesday To
attend the funeral of A. Bruces little
daughter.-Nellie Allen went to Boston
last week.-The Rev. w. +. Allen from
chelsea, preached an excellent sermon
in the Methodist Church last Sunday
morning.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. Lucrctia Goddard of, Lena. Ill,
and Miss Mary t'nord Of Fairfax are
visiting at r.. Cnord sc. w. Perry has
purchased of William Iiubbell the cot
tage near his camp.-Mrs. ID. !. Center
was in burlington Tuesday and placed
her son and daughter IN the Edmunds
high school, Mrs. Albert Anderson of
Chazy is visiting friends in town.-M ss
Elizabeth Griswold and Miss Lucy RcY-
nolds LEFT Wednesday for "A visit in Pots
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LOWELL.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs r. l..
Powers August - Mrs Emory Austin
is in Newport for a few weeks with her
daughter. Mrs James SilVcr.--Jesse Far
man is home from Randolph for short
Vacation.-M Frank Fmnegan has re-
turned to her home in New York city
Archie Harding of Montgomery Center
is the guest of his brother, y, +. Hard
ing.
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tho degree next Tuesday evening.
Miss Mabel Collins, bookkecpcr in the
News and citizen office left Wednesday
noon for Laconia, n. H.. where she will
spend several weeks with her sisters.
MIR. and Mrs. James Davis and Mrs.
Esther Benjamin of Wolcott were
guests at L. G. Woods Wednesday.
'rhc REV. Father Nap j. Lachance Of
Fairfield ie assisting his brother. Father
n. J.. Lachance during the forty hours
devotion being held at st. Teresa Church.
Ernest Copp, who has been passing a
short time at the Phoenix has gone to
Montpeller to visit relatives.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Louis Doid of Buffalo, y. Y. is stop
ping At n. {. Wilbur s.-Charles Wheeler
Of Hopedale, Mass, is spending few
days at his old home.-Cirace Mckinstry
is quite ill,-Arthur Town, oldest son of
O. II. Town of Saratoga, Is at Warren
Goodell Henry Town and Wallace
Clark were at the pond over Sunday
Mrs Elnora Gonycau OF Fort Ethan
Allen is stopping with her brother, Frank
BAtChCldCr
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BROWNINcTON.

Tho Rev. and Mrs. G. j, Brown are Wis
iting Mrs. Browns parents in Jay this
week Mrs. Agnes Day, who has been
sick for the past four weeks at Warren
lIrse's. died September 10. The remains
wer taken to Lebanon. n, H., for inter
ment.-The Patrons of Husbandry hold
a picnic at Salem, Pond september Ia
The school in district No. began Sep
TENDER II, Miss Mabel q. Dutton teach
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

T.. u. Buker is able to be out again -
Mrs. Cyrus Williams is quite in-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Larmay and Mr.. and Mrs,
Peter Smith Of Milton were at w. A.
Iarmay's Sunday-Floyd Putnam is
teaching school in district No. 2, North
Underhill Mrs. Julia Casey and son
have finished work at C. Y. Stygles -
William Corbett, who is attending school
In Johnson, was home over Sunday
Nelson Storey has taken Mrs. Martha
EllsWOrths farm,
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WATERVILLE.

j. d. Wilbur of Underhll was in town
on Saturday Miss Addie Fletcher visit
ed friends in Fairfield over Saturday and
Sunday.-Mrs. Henry smith Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. George Monteth at
Brushton. n. Y.-Mr and Mrs. Thomas
Laremay visited friends in Newport last
week. -Ephraim Witherell has moved
from Beiyldsre IN Edward Cplver's house
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MORGAN.

Mr. and Mrs. Church of Aver, Mass,
are camping at the lake.-E. q. calkins
planted one bushel of potatoes and has
dug 50 bushels of nice large potatoes
from a very small piece of ground
Clinton Sails of Derby teaches at the
Gorc.-William Judd is laid up with a
cut foot, hurt while chopping last Thurs
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EAST ROXBURY.

Miss Mahle Ladd and three of Mrs.
William Andrews children from Deer
neld. Mass, are at A. j. Ladd' s.-Carl
Hoky who has been sick all summer.
was taken to Burlington last week. Mrs.
Eliza Pope will soon go to Edgwood, Pa
tn visit with her DAUGHTER.
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BENSON.

The council at the ordination of the
Rev. Irving II. Chlds, Congregational
pastor was composed as follows; A. c.
Bacon of Brandon; the Rev r. II, Ball
and Dea F.. II. Phelps of Fair Haven,
the Rev. D. r. Williams ana William Il.
HuCos of Fair Haven. the Rev
". Il. Curtis and Mrs. Walker of Hub
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evening Of the 9th at Barton Landing. Tie
has tlkcn his hrlc to his fathers for the
present The Congregational ladies had
their annual chicken pie supper Tuesday
r.NninE. The lath.
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Dr.. n. A. Barker.
Eve. Ear, Throat and Nose ONLY.

Eyes EuI ~ C"C u'HV 'NOSV NNIys
OOce hours until May LIST, $50 n. m
TO T.. ON May LIST. notice Of change viii
be SVEN.
Hayward Block, Burlington, Vernon:
Wiz IT,
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-24
Palmyra.

Frank Parkman of Prescott, Arizona
is visiting his mother and other relatives
Since he was here six years ago, Nh
Parkman has been in Klondike. and has
many interesting experiences to relate.
Leonard Foley Is in the hospital in
Bangor. After surgical operation which
was performed, Friday, he was reported
to be as comfortable as could be expect
ed.
Mr.. Jones, Presi, ing Elder of this
district, preached an excellent sermon,
Sunday afternoon. Text: "Open Thou
mine eyes, that may behold wonderous
things out of thy law " In the evening
the pastor. A. Z. Morris, gave an Illus
trated lecture.
Miss Ethel Sanford, Gorham Normal
school graduate, who is teaching in Ex-
e.er, spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents.
Asher McLuer of Boston and his sister
Miss Laura McLuer, were calling on
friends in town, Sunday.
Rev. A. E Morris has invited PALMYRA
Grange to be present al the Union church.
Oc, 4, at 2.3o p. m. Mr. Morris would
be glad to have the church made attrac-
tive by decorating it with the products of
farm and garden.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-24
st. Albans.

Mr.. G. w. Fogg OF Veazie was in towr
Friday Of last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Davis of Brooklyn, New
York. has been the guest OF Mrs. S. H
Goodwin the past week.
Mrs. Clara Turner of North Newpor
is visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. Amasa Fiuson OF Ohio is in town
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S H. Good
win.
Mrs. Frances Chandler and Mrs. s. B
Prescott attended the w. c. T. u. state
convention at Dover, last week.
Mrs. H. E Reed of Somervile, Mass.
is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Elsie Grant of ST. Albans and Mr.
Albert Pingree of Ripley were united III
marriage, Wednesday, Sept. 10, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
David N. Grant The wedding ceremony
was performed by Rev. c. Z. Johonneu
followed by a reception in the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Pingree are both wei
known in town and many friends extenc
congratulations. They will return to Au
gusta, where they have had employment
at the insane asylum the past year.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-24
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns.
Pittsheld.

The members of Ptts6eld grange have
accepted an invitation from Rev. A. +.
Morris. pastor of the Manson Street M.
E. church. TO meet at that church for di-
vine services on Sunday, Oct. 4, at 10. 80
a. m. Mr.. Morris is giving special at
tention to these services for invited con
gregalions and they are proving to be
very interesting.
President Abel Davis and Secretary J
Nat. Gilman of the Pittsfeld Board oi
Trade were delegates to the meeting oi
the State Board of Trade at Biddeford.
E. NJ. Tucker of this town, a graduate
of Maine Central Institute and also ol
Bates college, has resigned his position
as principal of the Tenants Harbor High
School to accept situation at Grea'
Darlington, Mass where he is to teach
sciences and mathematics
Football practice has been taken up IL
earnest by the NJ. c. |. squad and the
team is making excellent progress in its
daily practice taken each night on the
campus at q p. m and Coach Ramsdel
Is well satisfied With the enthusiasm man
ifesied and feels confident that M. c. l
will be represented on the gridiron by ar
eleven capable OF making good showing
among the Maine preparatory schools
M. c. /. has the advantage OF having Z
good second team, which is one of the
essentials in working up fast eleven
and the first team lines up every nigh
against the second after period OF SHARP
signal practice. 1t is thought that th'
team will average about $50 pounds thin
year.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-24
Scion.

Malon P. Whipple left Solon, Monday
morning, for Brunswick where he is to
enter the freshman class of Bowdoin
college Willie Bodwell returned to
| Hanover, N. II. the same morning for
his second year at Dartmouth. 1t
speaks we'll for our schools when two of
our pupils can enter colleges of the
standing of Bowdoin and Dartmouth.
We hope to send more of them to col
| lege.
Mrs. Turner Buswell went to Auburn,
Friday afternoon, to attend rehearsal
of the chorus for the NJ usical Festival at
Portland, next month.
Some of the members of Keystone
Masonic Lodge of this place took a
carriage drive to The Forks, Wednesday
of last week, returning Thursday. On
the way home they drove to Parhn
Pond and took dinner. All report a
good time.
There was game of base ball here,
Saturday afternoon, between the Bng-
ham and Solon boys. The score was
niue to four in favor of Bingham.
News were received here, Saturday,
of the death of Mrs. VIM. Tibbetts at
her home in Portland. Furneral ser
vices at 10 o'clock, Tuesday Mrs. Tib-
belts has been a great sufferer from
that most dreadful disease, cancer.
She leaves a husband and one sister,
Mrs. Jane Whipple of this place.
Miss Flora Lander spent Sunday at l..
P Albee's in East Solon.
Miss Iona Padham of Madison spent
Saturday and sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Forest Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. McIntire were at
Skowhegan, three days last week.
P. S. Longley attended the funeral
of his uncle, John NJ. hilton, at Madi-
son, Friday afternoon.
o. o. Vittnm and son, Fred, were at
Skowhegan couple of days, last week.
j. Goodwin and Will Jackman were at
Embden, Sunday.
Mrs. P. ). Longley and her mother,
Mrs. E. FPollard were at Lake Embden,
Saturday.
Mrs Frank Vttum and Mrs. Mariner
Irvine were at Bingham, Sunday, visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mis-. Charles
Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs Tllson Jones were at
H4rtland and Dexter, the last of the
week.
Mrs. Ella Bodwell went to Portland,
Monday, TO attend the funeral of Mrs.
William Tibbetts.
Miss Eunice Bodwell was home from
skowhegan over Sunday.
Miss Mary Wilson who is teaching at
Norridge was home over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W. Fl. Pearson of Port
land were in town, the last of the week,
visiting relatives.
Mrs L. :. Merrill and Ben Adams
were in Madison, Sunday, called there
by the serious illness of Mrs. Merrills
uncle, John Wellington.
Mrs. Sumner Turner of Bingham was
In town, Monday, visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Moore.
DR.. Bates went to Lewiston, Tuesday,
to visit his sitter and will go to Boston
before returning home.
j. Goodwin was at Madison Bridge,
Monday afternoon.
The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-24
Bingham.

Bingham Chapter o. f. S will have a
social in Kennebec hall, Friday evening,
Sept. 25, for members of the order and
invited guests
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Adams of Caratunk
were in town, last week.
Mr. James Merrill is quite sick at the
home of his daughter, Mrs Anna Chase,
in NJ oscow.
Mrs. Lizzie Keith of Randolph, Mass.
was the guest of her niece, Mrs. Sarah
Goodrich, short time since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cooley have re,
turned from a weeks visit among rel
atives in Augusta.
Mrs. Henry Fitzsimmons who has
been quite i'll il now able to be about.
Florence Miliken is assisting W. R.
Jordan in his law Office work. Miss
Milliken went to Caratunk, Wednesday,
where she has large class In music.
Bingham's four students who are at
tending Coburn Institute we're all at
home over Sunday: Nora Lander, Allen
Lander, Walter Piper and Merton Good
rich.
Those who can take vacation this
month are improving the time, and
hotels and sporting camps are full.
George Hutchins and wife of Water
Vile are at Garry Ponds.
Reuben Pierce of Moscow who has
been in failing health the past year died,
Monday night. Funeral services, Thurs
day afternoon at one o'clock.
Cattle show at Embden on Saturday
next.
Lizzie Bean of Caratunk was in town,
this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Rounds of Auburn have
been the guests of Z. ". Moore and
other relatives in town.
Sac Goodrich who has been visiting in
Gardiner has returned home quite poor
ly.
Anon Savage of this place has been
quite sick.
Helen Frame goes to Boston, this
week, and will have her eyes fitted to
glasses while gone.
viii Whorff was at okowhegan, last
Tuesday.