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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-08-05
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81 81 7 The hsst plAse sat ,hieh Is study no
lvarious sxpre lions of the human fsc,
says the Chicago Inter Ocean. 10 tAs
developing ana printing counter 81 3
photosraphic supply sshop. Mon ana
Wonaen who take snAp-shots seem to
forget that any ono IL near, chem
when the clerk hands ont the results
;Of their fell work With the Camera,
even when, as the usually are at this
season g the year. IN the midst of .
crowd of customers. i559
. The moment the amateur receives
his prints he opens the envelope eag-.
:erly and inspects them, hurriedly at
frst, then going over then 1t leisure,
but 90 utterly oblivious to his sur
.roundings that he stands being jostled
and pushed IN the crowd and yet never
seems to think Of moving away to
some quieter corner Of the shop. An
noyance9is written large on his face at
plates or films that have been failures.
The pride and pleasure he takes in q
successful picture is no less marked.
But the crowning touch Of happiness is
reached when he has achieved q sue
cessful picture Of his "best girl" Men
may be showing him on either side,
others may be behind him reaching
over his shoulders to get their prints.
But none Of these things move him.
He stands gazing with rapt eyes at the
beloved ones face = =. =. :. y - : ,>z+
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-08-05
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Notice to Water Cons1ners
Of the City Of Virginia: :"

On and after July the Virginia Light & Water
Company will install water meters in all BUILDINGS
using water. The company will furnish all meters
but consumers will be charged for installing the same
Virginia Light & Water Co.
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Plan TOR MINING INSTlIUJE.


!. The committee having ia charge.
the arrangements for the tenth an
nual meeting ofthe Lake Superior.
Mining Institute has issued a Cir
cular letter announcing further
progress in the adoption Of 1 plans
for that occasion. ~
s. Members will meet az the Curry
hotel, Ironwood, August 10, where
the day will be spent visiting the
mines Of the Gogebic range. In the
evening a session will be held for
the reading Of papers and the trans
action of such other business as
may come before the meeting. At
ter the meeting the party will leave
in special train for Milwaukee to
inspect the manufacturing plants.
Headquarters will be at the Plank
linton house. The members will be
in Milwaukee on the 18th and 18TH
On the latter date excursions will
be made to a number of manufac-
turing plants soutside the. city, In
the evening there will be a banquet
to the members at the Plankinton.:
Following is a. partial list of the
papers that will be presented: j. =.
Titanium and titaniferous iron
Ores: by DR.. Nelson, F.. Hulst;
Supply system, by Walter NJ. Jefery;
On the sBisbee district of Arizona,
by George A. Newett; Sinking sand
shaft at Mas mine, =. Negaunee,
Mich, by w. w. Graft; Iron and
steel consumption, by George H.
Abeel; A study of faulting at the
Ashland mine, by Ludienl Eaton;
Sinking shaft in quicksand, at Sus-
.quehanna mine, Hibbing, Mimi, by
81. B. Sturtevant. Messrs. Graham
Pope, James r. Thompson, F. w.
Sperr, J. Parke Charming, r. S. Rose
and others have kindly. consented
to prepare something of interest to
the Institute. .-..
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German Expert Visits Mesaba..

G. n. Y. Heye van Kroonen bnrgh,9
of Rotterdam, o1iand s a Inin ming,
expert has been On the range for
several days recently y, visiting All of!
the leading iron ore prod
Z Herr van Kroonenbprgh il gath
ering material for a series object
ures, to be in read iness for delivery
in 1907. The lectures will be large
" upon American subject s,and one.
Of the most interesting Herr van
kroonen burgh believes, will be that
of the iron ore mining industry Of
the Minnesota ranges. s.ss.
=" He has visited all Of the iron MIN
ing Districts Of the world and says:
that the mines and methods Of min
ing Mesaba ores is q revelation 10
him. From the ranges he goes to-
Yellowstone Park. ..5 81 81 .5ss
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Women's Work in Korea.

: AS there are no labor-savtng ma
chimes in Korea women's work is done
by the crudest methods possible, from
hauling rice with heavy wood or stone
pestle to washing clothes BY beating
them in the streams and ironing them
with sticks, says the St. James Gazette.
In order to iron the clothes must be
ripped apart and wrapped around .
wooden roller while damp; they are then
beaten by either one or two women. It
is surprising to see the gloss or; the white
calico and the sheen upon the linen
produced by the method Of ironing. It
surpasses the dressing one sees in this
country on. newly-bought linen. Since
the people dress exclusively in white,
the woman's day-and often much Of the
night, tools spent in washing, ironing
and sewing, e.. S, 5. III ). s I. 55.5 &, : 4 4 81
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Did. Il Rsal,t.

II w. H. Laidley, the Chicago COM
mission man who for short time.
conducted a branch Office in this.
city and who went bump through
toying with the pasteboards in
search of jacks or better, went right
when he did 90. HE assete are.
given az $4,000 and his LA abilities
40 $00O 600. Feeding the kitty Is an
expensive amueement.
Furnished rooms, with Or without
board, at ll8 Central Avenue.
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Bids for sewers were opened and read as
- Council Chambers, Virginia. Minn.,
- - = - July "a 1871 -

Resolution. .:s:sss .$~ . ::
- Council Chambers, Virginia. Minn..s
r.. .sz...,aa.: - . July %, 1904. 4 nd
Resolution awarding to James Bowling con-
tract for construction OF SEVERN Sewer Dis
trict No. ga and sB, Virginia. ~ j H. .ys.
: By Alderman George. 49, >--.2 ,,.2 s& =
Resolved by thetci'y council OF the city Of
Virginia that thezcontract for the furnish
ing Of all matertafsaDd labor, and the COM
plete construction and laying Of % sanitary
SEVERN Sewer Dtatrict No: "a. and Sewer
District No. 3B.ettyof Virginia. as provided
by pla1s!and speci6catton OF I'D. Lamont.
engineer, ~ fled 81 the ONCE OF The City clerk.
be and the samsis hereby awarded to James
Bowling. of Eveleth,s MINI in the sum Of
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Greatest removalzsale ever shown
on the piano market. Full stock OF
Pianos and Organs must be closed
out at once. 49, =.
- =: Korby,Piano Co.
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Two Thousand Five Hundred ana Three
81, 5o300 Dollars; Provided the said James
Bowling within twelve l12) days from the dates;
Of this resolution enters into. a written con
,tract with the City OF Virginia and furnishes
"a surety bond TO said city in an amount equal
10 the contract price 10 insure proper and
faithful performance 81 said contract.
5EsMoye d. by All ernan Gust Johnson.
ported by Alderman Harry George, thdt the
above resolu tion he ad optsd
{. Ayes Aldermen Mattsg ser, George:
johnson, Bush IS, 81 M
Nays none. fss .s ss5s
Il .y NH q.
Attest: Vice Prestd dent 81 pity Conncil.=4
+ A, N. THoMpson, 81 Is,
$ zs J ss&5fs Civ G1erk.HF
Approved AUG. 1901. Sc. .s
>.>. y; III 4 s.z4. NJ. 8
e 60 81, 3 ;ssszSs Mayor.
! Moved and supported that inc council adj!
journ until next eeulir meeting.
T. Carried. szs s1s a lH4s 1893 -. So
Il WIS., S. .z z.s.-, q ss srHonrsos
LIZA / s E.. Z City Clerk.
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Cbe City Council
II It, J. official Publleatlen s: s&: {.
=, =. sol Preeetd Iaes.- !. q. II

-. =
Regular meeting OF the city council Of the
city Of Virginia, Minnesota ,j*&$31@@Sssst
I: - Council Chamber, Virginia. MINI,
& <s:-ss AZ = ~ July g. 1904, 49, :: ?
U Official proceedings, regular meeting. r.. ::
Il Council called to order by Vice President z.
g. Bush. e = s.. 80. 49,. -, ~ . ~|..s:
q Roll call. Xix. !. '.a&@ D., - ~.
y Present Aldermen Mattson, Wiggen, John
son;George. Mr.. Vice Presidents. X -.
sAbsent-Mr. PRESIDENT. =. Il
b Reading of minutes of previous meeting: V
~aMoved and supported that the minutes be
approved as read. %ssss=.. J i - : ;
! Carried. r. u ": ,.st :; Fs.,.:..,.
/ Liquor license application OF Hovland 4:
sRogness, together with bond, was presented.
! Moved and supported that license be grant
ed and bond approved. >.-.~s
81 carried :. IL 81 :, ~ >,zss
II The following bills we're referred tothe II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-12

right medicine for me. Tor two months
L used it faithfully and then felt SO well
l was like a young man once more.
This was over year ago and have not
had any trouble since. Although l am
in the seventies / feel better and more
active than | did thirty years ago.
w. w. Washburn.
Most arrangements OF Tie kidneys are
due to catarrh of the K dneys. Peruna
is catarrh remedy. This explains
why it is that Peruna cures a great
number of kidney diseases in which
the usual remedies fail.
Ifyou do not receive prompt and salts
factory results from the Use Of Peruna.
write at once 10 DIR. Hartman, giving I
full statement of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitariupl. Columbus, q.
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NOON LUNCHES
To Interest the Women.

A bright young business woman who
llVes in a big city says:
This is in reference to noon lunches
trouble about my lunch, getting rather
ured Of the cold lunches brought and
Mhich are not very appetizing by the
tiille the noon hour comes.
1 had heard so much about Crane
NUTS determined to try that food so
had local creamery deliver half a pint
Vi cream to the Office every day at noon
ana this with Grape-Nuts of which I
hept pkg. in the Office, found added
greatly to the meal.
linen gradually ceased to use any
th'hs but the Grape-Nuts and cream
anu lot the last four months have had
l''tnihg Tut this for lunch and am Der
iectiy satisfied, am better and stronger
=. 'eiVes' body and brain and enjoy
nc glow or perfect health.
Wy lunch now costs me about &c a
10y ana l have gained % pounds. !
80 - N'ine working girl who is bothered
80. what to have for lunch will
PROM by this" Name given bv
r.. Co., Battle Creek. Mich.
Try 1rape-Nuts 10 DAYS and nrovz
lor Yourself what a scientif,callv made
food will do. e'''''ca'iy ii'aue
There's reason,
| u me famous LITTLE hoor .rbe
Road to Wellville." in each nS1 "
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln County.

Following are the real estate transfers
in Lincoln county for the week ending
Oct. 10, 1904:
BOOTHBAY-Eliza Giles to Milton A
Giles. land. 81; Robert n. Hickman t.
Harriet M. Knight ct al, land and build
ings. ST..
BOOTHRAY HARBOR-Wiliam o. Nc.
Cobb to Isabelle NJ Reed, land, So.
BRISTOI-I.uke A. Carnage to Emma
A. Kelsey, land 81; Frank Farrin to Han
nah A. Farrin, land and buildings. 81.
DRESDEN-Llewellyn w. Clough to ia
cob w. Holt, land and buildings. $3.50.
JEFFERSON-Estate of Chas. w. Bow
man to Mary Eta Kennedy. land, sS.S2.
NEWCASTLE-Mary H. Perkins to
Frederic w. Perkins. land and buildings
81; Freeman II. Woodbridge to Charles
Thomas, land. 81.
SOUTHPORT-Ozias Orne ct al. to
Trustees NJ. f. church. land. 81: Lottie
+. Reed ct ais. to Trustees M. E. church,
land. So.
WHITEF1ELD-Cha A. Rhoadcs to
Aubrey L. James. land. 81; Sebra G. Ken
nedy ct ais. to Theron d. Reed. land and
buildings. 81.
And valuable consideration.
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Suffered With Kidney and Liver Trouble
Tor Twelve Years-Pe-ru-na Curec
him-FeeIs Better Than for Twenty
Years,

hon. William Watson Wash burn,
President of the Louisiana Commercial
Club, and very well known man of
New Orleans, La, writes from 637 Canal
street:
" am satisfied that there is not a finer
medicine placed before the public to-day
than Peruna. l have been troubled for
nearly twelve years with kidney and
liver trouble, and at times have been q
pretty sick man, unable to attend to my
duties. had about made up my mind
that no medicine could help me, when
one of your booklets was brought to INV
Office which read in leisure hour. !
then decided to give Peruna a trial and
found that I had at last secured the
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SOMERSET.
ST. ALBANS.

{. j. Worthan returned Saturday
from Boston with fine lot of horses.
several of them being direct from the
West.
II. e. Philbrick raised three potatoes
which together weighed seven and one -.
fourth pounds.
Mrs. Hattie Emery and son Ernes,
are in Dexter visiting friends.
The grammar and primary schools
gave butterfly social and entertain
ment at the Town Hail. Friday evening.
Thare was fine audience who enjoyed
the program very much.
Alzada Prescott was a guest at Mrs.
Phinneys. over Sunday.
A. P. and w. A. Bigelow sold a car
load Of shingles, last week
MOOSE RIVER.
Miss Minnie Holden and Mrs. l.. NJ.
Harve'l returned home from Bangor.
Tuesday
Daniel Witham returned home last
week, after visit to Richard Holden.
c. II. Mills, Grace p. Newton and
Zaidee 7. Campbell made a trip to
Head Pond, Sunday.
Eaton Campbell. has gone into the
woods for H. p. Mckinney.
Hon. E. j. Walton is spending his
fall vacation in town.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mirtln House and sol
of California;, were the guests of MIR
and Mrs. r. l.. Weeks. Sunday.
L. L. Townsend of Boston, was ir
town, Monday.
w. r. Chambln and friend from
Portland, We're in town, Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Gnsliee of Apple.
ton. were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
T. A. Sampson, Saturday.
Joseph Cole of Waterville. mas beer
passing a few days with A. @. r. Peas.
lee.
Quite a number of the young peop,
from this place attended the game sup
per and dance at Whitefield, Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Maud G. Parsons passed Satur.
day and part of Sunday with her pa
rents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Woodbury. Par
SONS.
Rev. and Mrs r. c. Cam attended
the Baptist State convention at Wa
terville, last week.
Mrs. Albert Hilton has gone to Mas
sachUsetts to visit her daughters, Mrs.
Afford Mahoney is home for a short
visit with mis- mother Ellen Mahonev.
JOIcE.
Mrs. Louisa Dunton is visiting he,
sister, Mrs Gahan, 1T Woolich.
Dr. Gid ings of Gardiner was recent
ly called to see Mrs. Thomas Ward
who has been critically ill for the past
few weeks.
Miss Ida Samson of Vassalboro, was
in town. last week.
Ernest Dunton is moving his stabl,.
having it placed sid" to the road. ana
making better connections with his
other buildings.
Mrs. Mary Clark Of Nassalboro. spnnt
few days, last week. with her sister.
Mrs. Emeline Lewis. vino has been con-
fined to the bed sine, the first of Sep
tember.
A baby girl has recently arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Grady.
Mr.. md Mrs. Leslie Lewis attended
the funeral. Saturday. of Mrs. Lewis
aunt, Mrs. Lydia Dunton, Of Randolph
NORTH WHITEHEAD.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Crosman of Weeks
Mills, was here visiting relatives, Fri
day and Saturday.
DR.. p. F.. Gardiner is visiting his
mother. Ms. Gilmore Cooper.
Harold Gardiner, viii is employed in
Augusta, is spending a week at home
Mrs. G. j. OrcUtt is visiting her sis.
1"r. Mrs. A. T. Brann.
Mrs. Harrison Munsey has returned
hn:Ac after a pleasant visit with rela-
IiN"s and friends in Palermo.
COOPER'S MILLS.
III. and Mrs. c. +. AChorn spent last
week in BOs ton.
Theer will be 4 box social at Gray's
Hall. Monday evening, October 10.
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Asthma and Hay Fever Cured,

The truly marvellous cure. :, As.,n.
which are being effected nv nr shit
MANS Asthma Cure certainly call 10,
Rev. g: L. Taylor. Of washburn. Ill
says: Some years ago my wife useG
several packages Of your Astbm. en-.
which resulted in permanent cure
A Hay Fever sufferer writoo. OIL,
been sufferer from Hav Few. o., l nave
20 years. and it seemed harder ever ~, . Owe.
The first night used your 4 sthmss y Tm.:
was greatly relieved. It cured NV ro Uurs
after using few times. / shall r scogn
Inend it to all sufferers Of Hav Fe evo,n ),
MIS- ,1 Martha Simerson, Laingsbnre, Mich
Send &c D Stamp a d to ST. E. Sc ana
ss5. St. Paul. Mimi, for a free t pE1
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WALDO.
LIBERTY.

Mrs. William II. Hunt and daugh-
ter. Grace, returned, Friday, from
Rockland, where they have been
spending two weeks with friends.
There was a public installation OF
the officers Of Liberty Lodge, F. and
"A. NJ, and of st. Georges Royal Arch
Chapter, at Masonic hall, Saturday
evening. The officers were installed
by Mr. Beaton of Rockland, in a
beautiful and impressive manner. The
choir sang several selections, and an
enjoyable evening was passed by all.
Mrs. Addie Jackson spent a few days
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It is related of President Hadley OF
Yale that he presided at dinner given
by an art club in the main gallery OF
the art school at the university. and
in consideration of the fact that the
wives of the diners were present, con-
sidered it his duty to hand out a num-
Der of rhetorical bouquets" One OF
these somewhat astonished his audi
tors. With sweeping gesture he in
dictated the works Of art with which
the room was adorned and said: What
need have we of all these painted
beauties on the wall when so many are
gathered here tonight around this fes-
five board?"
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STATE NEWS.
FRANKLIN.
FREEMAN.

Harrison Cook is visiting friends at
Lawrence for "A few days.
Mrs. Dora Davis and daughter. Ma,
rian Davis. were guests OF Mrs. Marshal
Burbank, Sunday.
Miss Augusta Richards has finished
working at Kangeley and gone 10 liV-
ermore Falls to work for short time.
Ephriam Hackett was in Massachusetts
a few DAYS last week He was accom-
panied by his sister, Mrs. A. S. Blake of
Pennington. They were on the train that
was wrecked but were not injured.
October is now here and all lovers OF
hunting big game can take IN Inc sport
AZ far as they are able and circumstances
will permit No deer were secured. Oct
]. by anyone in this immediate vicinity
hut one hunter, Riley Durrell, got a fox.
Several deer were seen.
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MAXCY'S MILLS.

state officer Partridge is looking
after the old and suffering hoi ses. He
pat one out of existence Monday that
was suffering from hunger, and has
given several horse owners in this
vicinity stated time to have their
horses looking in better condition or
the animals will fare the same fate.
Charles McKindslev is on the sick
list, Threatened with pneumonia.
Philip Kendall and Mrs. Warren
Pierce attended the funeral of the late
Mrs. Powers of Whitetield, Saturday.
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The first installment ($25,000) Of the
se5o 900 in gold souvenir dollars for the
lewis and Clark exposition has been
received by the First National bank Of
portland, Ore. from the government
mint Of Philadelphia. The coins are
a trife smaller than dime. Each is
inscribed on one side with the legend
Lewis and Clark Exposition" and on
the other appears the words, United
Ctates-One Dollar" Each coin will
he sold for 81. A purchaser Of five
will get one extra.
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TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM.
IL the Only Possible Way Of Having
An Effective (nre.

II YOU see woman or a man with lux
uriant glossy hair. you may be sure nei7
ther has dandruff to amount to anything,
In nearly every case where women and
men have thin brittle hair, they owe 1t
10 oandruff. There are hundreds Of prep
arauons that claim" to cure dandruN.
CUT net one but Newbro's Herpicide tells
you that dandruff is the result Of q germ
oarrowing into the scalp. and that per.
manert cure of dandrufr and its conse-
80, laiiins and badness. can only be
~ w killing the germ: and there is nc
o.. preparation that will destroy thai
germ germ but Newh-o's Herr;cide "Destro,
sae cause. and Won remove the effect.
solc by leading druggists Send 1Oc. II
nnetroit. Mich. " ne fie'p
0o"ditch. Webster & Co. Special Agts
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FAYETTE z.
ALMA.

Mr.. ard Mrs. T. a, Simpson Went .. =,
Gardiner. Sunday to attend the 1u''e' :
of Mrs. Charles TrasK.
Joseph Smith and sister OF "iscas
cot we're visiting friends in town. sun
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-12

in Augusta last week, looking for a
rent.
Mrs. Alice Knowlton, Mrs. c. B.
Hoyt and Miss Mary Brown, spent
Saturday in Belfast.
Miss Genie Bancroft Of New York
city, left for her home, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Blauvelt. father
of Madam Blauvelt, and Mrs. Tilton,
left for their home in BROOKLYN. N. Y.
last week.
Mrs. Lillian Edmonds of Melrose,
Mass, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. E. G. Norton. for the
past two weeks, returned to her home.
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Hall of
Branch Mills, Palermo, were callers in
the village, Saturday, on their way to
Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Dinsmore of
Branch Mills, We're guests of Mrs. !.
w. Clough, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Moodv
went to Belfast. Thursday, to spend
the day with friends.
County Attorney Arthur Ritchie has
been in town on legal business for !.
few days.
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WEST GARDINER.

Alpheus Spear mot with quite an ac-
cident, last week. He was coming
home from Farmingdale and stopped at
the Burns place for water. In some
way he stepped on rolling stone and
received badly sprained ankle which
has confined him to the house the past
week
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Cannon of Au-
g1Ista were guests at Mrs. Cannon s
brothers, Walter Curtis, Sunday.
Apple picking has commenced in
good earnest. Help is very scarce and
good wages are offered for good men.
The work is progressing slowly for
want of help.
Mrs Reuben l.. Snow has been quite
i'll for two weeks with tonsilitis.
Miss Zena Curtis who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. f. e. Peacock, at
Kent's Hill, returned home. last week.
Mrs Laura Mitchell, who has been
spending several weeks with her niece,
Mrs. Lucia Horn. returned to her home
in Bath, last week.
Mrs. John Curtis and daughter, Lena
visited at james Smalrs Sunday.
Mrs. WIZ Hopkins is quite i'll at her
hom,, on the Mill road,
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SOUTH LIBERTY.

M. w. Lenfest is laying pipes to con-
meet mis- house and barn with his well
for water supply.
Miss Grace Dunn visited her home
Saturday and Sunday, from South
China Academy.
Nern Bro3dstreet and Elmer Tibbetts
OF Palermo, We're here threshing grair
for the farmers, last week. The sight
of farmers out with Overcoats, mittens
and crow-bars prying out their pota-
toes will soon be seen here as many
haven't dug them, but are hustling af-
ter their apple crop.
Mrs. James Overlook presented her
husband with fine SOL, last week.
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PALERMO CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eranda Gilpatrick Of
Waterville, are visiting at Temperance
Turner's.
George Fish. who is working for c.
l. York of Windsor, is home for a
weeks vacation.
Miss Lula Fish, who was injured by
falling from her bicycle last week, is
at home, not being able to attend
school.
George Collins. who has been in Mas
sachusetts the past year, is home for
a visit.
Mrs. Wesley Turner, who is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Lane, in Ansonia,
Conn.,, is expected home, this week.
People in this vicinity are much
pleased with the prospect of having
the rural free delivery in the near fu-
tllrp.