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CHAPTER NNNL
Continued

kzst night when I saw the fellow who
sttackcd ~cu lying on the focr "a, tho
fcot o. tle staircase. Though I had
No. 7oticef Z hcro-e. 7 thor-et fheU
sfzzl hc E-j au eve Ike fhc Italian
whom I saw for minute Ed Ecur
rcouis. III tfat IS So srl Pc is Nrrten
r, DIS Se. c-. what is rccrp probable
Esnteil WIS this man in dis-,i~,. rlcr
H. two matters src one ara -hc p.ri
sziuT. vou - Or long STANDING
-; nay he SIC ACKNOWLEDGED .f-
ErET -. Ru- it is all ovcr now Wiv
sh,rs OF ist~
FlccaCsc I CO not feci no ease about
49,. ro- % you Tor all your seeming
xzvcty. I have caught You mon, thau
80 rlancing in visible anr--hcn~io1
szvari the daor. as II YOU feared q re-
srwcd sight OF your murdcrous pcr>c-
-U1or-
did hs:raF myself like fhatF~ she
sisted. then stopped and exclaimed
vii sudden conviction. 1T IS because
<-rzf pleasures never seem quite real
= -1unut believe that shall D. allowed
- step into this Immense fortune
~nhput some tisss-c- 10 t1mQcr NY
Azrl,ness i would d. like the Won
s~-E q = fafrT rvle occurring % ~ or
Gf-1-v mortal
-Tri rlu are r0- mortal. you are @
-n-h 0- enc 20 thc fai--es themselves
81 ven should believe in yCur hlr7.-
49, Cniv--he grew more serious here
~ az ~0- want -ou % trust IL So
z..s-h ~ f0 'r reckless This fei'os~ iS
- custody. iut De may mlra-f On e>-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-07

asbestos is about 10000 tons. valued
at $i.OOO.Oo0. and the industry is still
growing. About elghty-five per cent.
OF the worlds product is mined Ia the
vicinity OF Richmond. Canada.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-07

Il am sorry" Byrd began. weighing
his words very carefully. "that sAc is
So rich-a woman"
Tho others brow knitted.
80 am L.
You had rather she had not had tlii> ,
money!" 4
~Noch rath-r"
'Net you VIII no; let IL stand in yous 4
wayy'
Not 81 she loves me-
Don't You &now whether she does !
o. note-'
No. Byrd
Il thought fl was quito evident that
day in June when We were all together
in Crest harrington"
Yes but that is three months ago.
/ She has been % Saratoga since and Co
Mount Desert and Newport. She ha~
had the homage OF hundreds. even bad
an offer from an English pccr-or 81
/ the papers say. Do you think her likc-
/ IS 81 -cuainu0changcd by such marked
/ ana continuous afui0fon-"
The detective looked cmharra SScl.
/ hvr answered him quite Sraveiy.
III She IS ,he Woman Won believe h.r
2 % pc nothing would hc H6eiy 20
/ change ho~. But
lie lcs,tatCd So long that the Arrest
/ Who really experienced 4 certain Tee
/ icf in making these condolences. fei.
| .gritatcd. ana finally asked.
What go you mean 10y that 'but.'
/ ByrdG Have YOU any reason 70 th.nlS
she Is not q true woman. Have thes
I been talking scandal about my dsr-
/ ling"
PAR from g." was THO quick rer'v.
she is universally commended. Pee
PIE note her grace. her geEtlcnesS aud
her dignity. and wonder N IL was .er
stu3y for the stage which has made
her 50 fitted 90 sustain the pare 90, a
grand lady. NJ. she has bur few ie-
/ Tractors So flr as l have been able ro
learn. ana have taken occasion SEQ
hear thc ,aik about her. for I was inter
cStct in seeing how her nature wcr.l
bear Tho strain ~ such GOOD FORTUNE.
"but tlat burg What did You mean
by ~ II sticks .n my ears.
yes. made mistake in rs.n- '-
especially c~ I crnnct really say WHY
dii 3d. Perhaps because she usua. r.>s
tnere is ln l1rrt Ir- woman c-
much Wer.-r Is raVctfd in he~ c.-,
.T tac Suc-e--'-- N.tA which She a.
unlrtt o.
Thar wr'fr-ro mcnr
-lor SnoF. ir--'". fa-t ] 2n n'' .
''A i'" i-at o
ta.n-- Sly. ani i-.1- REGARD .of
arl rniH r-ar. a- f-e only
foundation marital nalfi
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re PASSING or ALgxlgrE.


The Car has refused to accept the
resignation Of Admiral AlexieH as Rus
sian viceroy in the Far Fact. says the
safacon Evening News. and the next
move Is awaited with interest. The
resignation Of Alexlef. explains the
Louisville Courier Journal would not
be very interesting II it were merely
a personal matter. but there is good
reason to regard it as a confession
that the Gar has been badly advised,
In fact deceived. BY the party to which
the viceroy belongs.
Mr.. Witte was regarded as the moss
able man among the advisers OF the
Gar It was he who advised that pol
icy Of peace which led to The Hague
conference. lie was opposed to build
ing a railroad through Chinese terri
tory. and he wished to keep Russia
promise to evaeuate Manchuria. lie
fforesaw that Russia's policy in the
East would lead to war. He was op.
posed to the persecution Of the Jews
and the outrageous onslaught against
the Constitution Of England IN short
he was wise statesman who wished
TO see Russia 80 forward In the path
way Of peace and homer, develop ner
industries, reform her currency and
earn the good wishes Of mankind
Witte was in the way Of men who
had i more ambitious program. They
assailed him on every side, and seeur
ed his dismissal They told the Gar
that Japan would not fight, and vigor
ousIy championed the policy which
Witte knew would lead to war The
war came and with it demonstration
Of the incapacity Of the men who hac
brought It about. All their caicula
tions we're falaiaed, and the outbreat
q the war found them with scatter
ed navy, in a position to invite disas
ter which swiftly followed Other dis
asters have occurred Of character
to show Incompetence but all due C
the capital mistake Of provoking war
before Russia was ready 70 fight it on
equal terms The fall Of Alexietr looks
like a confession Of all this.
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WIRELESS in WAR.


The United States has given Russia
gentle hint that her arbitrary rpline
relative to newspaper correspondents
found using wireless telegraphy mas
not be accepted should an American
citizen fall under the decree, Russia
declares that correspondents caught
In the act Of employing wireless tele,
graphy would be considered as spies
and treated as such, which, OF course
means that they would be put to death
The United States has not made a pro
test because the time for doing that
has not arrived, All that has beer
done is to notify Russia that the
United States reserves all her rights
under international law. What those
rights are would have to be determined
when the time for action comes. In
case an American should be arrested
under the Russian rule it is likely
there would be vigorous proceedings
to prevent his execution unless it
could be shown that the correspond
ent had done something the spirit Of
which, under the accepted laws Of mil
itary usage, naturally exposed him
to the most serious penalty Thu
same thing would doubtless happen
should Japan signify her intention Of
enforcing against an American citt
zen the severe military rules relating
10 correspondents which she promul-
gated many weeks ago II is likely
that the bark is worse than the bite
in the case Of both Japan and Russia
for the reason that the United states
Great Britain and France, or any Other
nation would be likely to raise
tions should the lives Of any Of
w. citizens be placed in danger by
II ri war relating to correspondents
At the same time. as correspondents
are dependent on the courtesy Of bel,
ligerent powers controlling the terri
tory in which they operate they would
be extremely foolish TO attempt to EN-.
ploy means Of communication not sane
toned by the authorities to which they
are answerable.
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6su local columns Yesterday Their
su All item That might have
o6ense 70 the friends Of Cant
nde Yorras We referred TO the
|ae a which Machen sued out
Grant AGAINST he capt9ln to com
|m "a keep certain contracts alleg
have been made AZ that time
IN swaFe ne Was resident Of
|EWic ana that was the cardina.
NJ IL YlA suit- In the report
/ day III eSplanatlon was made o.
aai Il might be supposed that
) had 9 Just cause against Capt
Is justice t. the latter. who
onor6d citizen Of Brunswick. we
y ~ say that ne was vindicated
mater ii fact The mere instl-
If erlminsl suit against Capt.
wcpld "a its face Indicate in
aud ialslty Of motive Capt,
Is al esteemed citizen and
has he sanitation and best
Ae people Of Brunswick.
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corsssponoenca solicited hut u
eeiye attention., letters must be &C.
smpanied s. 4 responsible name. not
= publication. but a. q guarantee Of
pot faith.
Il esaeted Communications VIII ~
|snrneA II accompanied by postage
|1.emittancea should be made by
note, chask or money order 81
tered letter Address,
Newe Publishing Co.
Brunswick, CO
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Eight hour laws are ignored by
hose tireless, little workers-Dr.
Kings New Life Pilla, Millions are al.
ways at work, night and day, curing
Indigestion, billiousuess. constipation
ick headache and all stomach, Dove,
and liver troubles. EasY. pleasant.
Afs, szre- Only exc IL all druggists
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ssrman Aiken aad Mayor crovatl
deserve to BE commended fos
activity Al last nights council
sn u bringing up the matter o.
eonai lon Of the cits hospital
u d sublect which has been dor
too Iona and 4 Is to be hoped
his commute to which il was re
Il last Night VIII see A. i thai
suilding Is completed without III
|aelay
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A Wonderful SAVING.

The finest city and viliege churches
are painted with the Logman & Mar.
tinez paints and we want every Church
o accept our donation whenever they
amt. and make IA. Therefore
when you want fourteen gallons Of
paint, but only eight OF L. & Nj.
md mix six gallons Of pure Linseed
oil with it, making actual cost of
paint about $3.50 per gallon. Don't
pay $1,50 gallon for Linseed Oil
(worth about so cents) which you do
when you buy other paints in can
with a paint label on it. Many houses
are well painted with four gallons
of L. & NJ. paint and three gallons Of
Linseed oil mixed Herewith. Wears
and covers like gold These cele-
rated paints are sold by Bowen &
Thomas.
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FOR SALE. The ONCE furniture
recently used in the United states
custom house. In the lot IS a fine
iron safe which Is 10 be sold very
cheap. Goods can be seen at onl
warehouse III the Dillon building, 32i
Newcastle street L. ]. Leavy &
Son.
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ITS UP TO YOU, WHAT
WILL YOU DO WITH IT

Rub it on, Of course, Vests Wound
Cure the best Iiniment on earth Tor
old-sores, letter, Ring.Worm, Poison
oak, Files. Rheumatism and numerous
other diseases, also Vests Gonorrhoes
and Syphilis Cure is guaranteed to
cure Gonomhoea and syphilis and al.
like diseases. Ask your druggists and
dealer for it.
Prepared By WEST MEDICINE co.
e Sylvester, ca.
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Pupils il stenonraphv.

For the Information OF those who
ave applied to me for tuition in
horthand wish TO say will begin
my next class on May l. and those
desirous OF entering win please call
nd arrange for same as early as
possible. as only a limited number can
taken.
c. X. Jewett.
ONCE at 0glethorpe hotel.
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COAL
AND
WOOD
CONEY g. PARKER.
The Rest FamIIu saIue

neWitt's Witch Halle gives instant
relief from burne. cures cuts, bruises
sores. eczema, tetter and all abfasions
.of the skin. In buying Witch Hazel
.salve it is only necessary to see that
you get the genuine DeWitt's and
q cure is certain. There are manr
cheap counterfeits on the msrket. an
OF which are worthless. and quite a
few are dangerous. while DeWitts
Witch Hazel salve is perfectly harm
less and cures Sold by all druggists,
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ENat WIS very graceful ACT on
NAM ii tho city council last night
Efantlng The request of the congre
Ell 81 lhe First Methodist church
|.se lie huYdng for church purpos'
hlle the new church is being erect
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stat MS NOTICE

puEIis TIERS NOTICE
he NssNs Publishing Company 81
81 Il % IS distinctly understood
Ii AZ leoal aayertlssSafusa nos' 8
h qor q advances We eannos a'ofo
dsvptc CIR space 70 sueh aaVeF'
|ssaaasu and walt On the courts sor
asanes
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PURITY IN DRUGS


is an absolute neces,
slty that is, If you care for your
health. The slightest lmpwity in a
drug may be she cause of much harm.
We are very particular about our
drugs, They are not only pure but
fresh We won't keep an inferior ar
tlcle ID our store. II you are looking
for high-grade drugs, come to us,
SMITHS PHARMACY,
Cor. Newcastle and Monk
Brunswick, Ga.
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FOR RENT The store on Broad
held plantl ton Tie lessee must be
wiling % lake over the stock Of goods
% hand. For terms apply 10 J. r.
Dsnt. rural free delivery. Brunswick,
ia.
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms
centrally located; hot and cold bath
end ether conVenienceB Apply 3e3
Union street.
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ROOM AND BOARD Handsomely
furnished room. al modern conyen.
fences and best table board. for two
gentlemen or couple. sis Union street
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FOR RENT or for sale. one store
o0m, with . rooms up stairs Corner
q and VOL fstreetsa Apply, Mrs. NJ.
lsaaes store
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rrLEpnpNEa.

|asuoss once, editorial rooms leg
.s .s,,or 49,. ..1a7-3
Nes e9Y gloucester Street
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For LaGrippe
and Influenza use
CHI I'm EY'g x
PECTORAN

Now that tae cool weather is about
over, you won't use SO much wood.
But what YOU need bug from The New
Town Wood Co, the place where every
body elso Is buying Corner Cochran
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Dollar loads 70 twenty-five cents Is
what we offer ID ough our cupon sys
tenn Call IN No 800 and ask us how
we do It. The flew Town Wood Co
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I aehen seems to change his res
,ee al accession demands,
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FOR SALE Fourteen acre farm.
D@eliing hDuse alone w8rth $1,000.
van sell for $3.50 on good terms. L
Leavy Il Son
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Workinu Overtime.

Ween you order condensed mill
ask for the Meadow Brook brand.
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|Ae whole country seems 70 haVe
Mid over base ball,
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The fash light photos Of eRonny-
bell' are now on sale at Wilson
studio,502 IL Glouster street
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Easter suits cleaned aud pressed
~ good workmsn at jam Carter
Phone 1882.
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We have fine Inc Of unredeema.
bic pledges fer sale. Morning Star
Loan CO.. Herman Smith, Manager,
% Bay St.
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FOR RENT Rooms at To8 Union
street hieetfis iigbta anu Use oi
patb room. apply on premises.
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FoR RgMT.

Fohs RENT Stores. oniesa sn
dwellings Apply q Brobstan. FeadR
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Regular board at wilson's s4.G0 per
week Meal tickets $3.50.
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Jpliette meal stlil leads M other
Ike II,
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FOR SALE cHEAP-one complete
stenographic schDla. hip fl Tie Iuter
national Correspondence School For
further particulars apply to X box
Sis.
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WANTED One ali round els
smith and horseshoer. Mast be / n
er man. Address J. G. fudge. Quiz
man Ga.
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Meadowbrook milk Try a can and
you will use no other brand.
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4. 2. D. 6.

UP8oLsTE8iNe AND GAMING
-ag 5 c1FPets and Mating.
r Cane Seats 10 Chairs. Mattresses
ace AIS r@acsatsS, =usaisure ts
SOS and carpets 9. a. "a,
saRy Carriages sesf-S
- RI oMes.
ITO elouasstNF strssL
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WANTED Young man % yeas old
wants position. Have had experience
in railroad Office work, Apply to p,
S. NJ, S25 D street.
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FOR RENT on SALE MRS. Coles.
berry S residence 121 a. Amherst 81
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atsred Il sbe Brunswick ds post
ace Is secona class mail mstte7
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80 CoLUM.Ea.

- you want a poslsisa, House.
ssisa''s. o. want % frs asyshins
tiasf mas beea i0st, or IS M SONS
lb're that sosne enc else has. &C
ssfuer - thts column
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/ Fhe united States ross 81 asiH
.gtag for this district
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wAAT IS MONDAY MAY a2

odloe At oglethorpe hotel.
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Most Plentiful and Troublesome
During Spring and Summer.

It takes warm weather to bring the hidden impurities,
hutnors and the system and stirupthe sluggish
blood and TINS is why bos common IN Spring and
Summer They sometimes come singly, but oftener N
pairs and tple and IN punches and clusters and
genera UPON tie tenderest part Of the body They are
the most painful Of all skin erupons, and the blood IS II
a turmoil and the system in a feverish commoton from
the time these volcanoes Of misery begin to form until they
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BoILs FoR OVER IS YEARS.

Gentlemen For over fifteen years I have suffer
ed more or less from Impure Blood. About year
ago had a boil appear en- my leg below the knee,
which was followed by three more my neclg.
saw s. s. s. advertised and decided 70 tryit After
taking three bottles all Boils disappeared. arl5
have not been troubled any since. feel deeply
indebted to S. s. 5. for the excellent health am
enjoying, as I have not felt we'll in twenty
years. You have certainly placed me under many
obligations, and must say that win always
GEO. G. FHRTIG,
ia w Jefferson St., Louisville, Ky.
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Long-continned sickness leaves the blood too weak
and sluggish to throw off the bodily impurities and
leve the system Of the and refuse which then
concentrates at some spot and carbunce or boil IS
the result To one already snfeebed by disease boils
seem to come frequency, causing the intens
est pain and greatest danger to the already weak and
debilitated sufferer
All skin eruptions, from the sometimes fatal car
bunce to the spitefu little cabo are caused by bad
blood, and the only way avoid or get permanently
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all discharged Buuey the Who gets on WITH
another does follow Immediately the poison that Is lett II the
else break through the skim and these pyramids ct
and going all through the Spring and Summer
idea good for the health that they evidences that
noboys gets ch neither bos conducive
polluted blood rotou feverish condition Of this vital fluid
les, aud other dangerous skin eruptons.
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d llD TIE deterl0rate
I'LL do this so quic
purifiers and create.
andis pt
.t5 richness purity a
tate of incubation OF
ooisous bubbling up 1
till the blood gets ii
he blool. and this Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-11-01
North Paris.

West Paris Grange will hold an all
day meeting Nov. II with baked bean
dinner. Programme will consist of
music, selections on the graphophOne,
etc. Two important questions to be
decided, whether to have the grange in
corporated and to make final decision
as to the hall trade. Grange opens at
10 A. NJ.
Mrs. Cordelia Curtis visited at W. E,
Curtis and attended the Grange last
week.
Wesley Chase is stopping with his
mother this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Let Bessey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wescott visited at B. K. Dow's
Oct. ed.
Mr.. Needham and Mr.. Richardson
packed apples at E. z. Fields last week
H. w. Durham has loaded car o.
Kings and SHOWS recently, paying sl.5(
per barrel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-11-01
Oxford.

Robert Bruce Dunn of Portland died
at his summer home in Poland Oct. 22d,
aged " years. His funeral was held
Monday, Elder James Libby officiating.
He leaves widow and three daughters.
Mr.. Dunn was soldier in the War of the
Rebellion and member of T. A. Rob-
erts Post, G. A. R., large delegation of
which attended his funeral.
Mrs. A. l.. Richmond of Massachusetts,
is visiting relatives here.
Marquis Fayette King of Portland
died Oct. 22d, aged about 10 years. Mr..
King was a native and former resident
of Oxford and has recently completed a
history of the town.
Miss Kitty Cook is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Hazen.
Born, Oct. 21st, to the wife of Lewis
Young, son.
Mrs. Joseph Record is very sick with
heart disease and her recovery is doubt
full
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B,acllneId.

Married, Oct. 20, by Rev. j. c. Prince,
Mrs. Belle Agnes Conant and BENZ. g.
Briggs.
Oct. %, by Rev. D. W. Athearn, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Irish,
their daughter, Ella Hancock, and
George Henry Clement of GOrham were
married. Mr.. Clements parents, broth
or and other guests arrived Saturday,
and other resident guests were In at
tendance.
Col. Bradbury and nurse have become
members of DR.. Caldwell's family az
boarders.
A Masonic meeting Monday night, and
Tuesday evening the LEGAL lodge OF
Rebekahs entertained az guests the Nor.
way lodge.
The tenth anniversary Of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Morrill, was
observed Monday evening, rendered by
their friends in the form OF q surprise
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons have re.
Gently returned from visiting friends II
Boston.
Mrs. Fred Heald has recently visited
DR.. Harry Heald's family.
Misses Georgia and Laura Dean are tt
occupy c. NJ. Irish's upper rent ane
keep house instead of boarding.
Halls bridge is being replanked and
repaired.
Mrs. Nancy Pulsifer of Auburn was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Tilton Fri
day.
Mrs. B. w. Allen of South Boston ar
rived at the home of her parents Friday