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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-19
ALBUQUERQUE STREET RAILWAY.
Two Miles to Be Completed on April
CONTRACTS for Steel
Awarded.

The Albuquerque Traction Company
has awarded the contract for three
miles of rails and ties, with which to
construct the Albuquerque Electric
Street Railway. The American Lum-
Der Company received the contract for
the ties, and the Illinois Steel Com
pany that for the rails. It is expected
that two miles of the road will be in
operation by April l.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-19
PRIMARY ELECTION.
First Held in Louisiana for the Nomi-
nation of Full Democratic
Ticket.

New Orleans, Jan. 19-The first gen.
eral primary ever held in Louisiana for
the nomination of a full Democratic
state ticket and members of the legis-
lature was in progress today through
out the state. A heavy vote is prom
ised. Senator Murphy ]. Foster and
former Senator Frank B. Jones are op-
ponents for nomination as United
States Senator and ex-Judge N. G..
Blanchard and General Leon Jastrem-
ski. aspire to the gubernatorial nomi-
nation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-19
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Postofice Established.

Postofice Established.
Orders have been issued for the es
tablishment of a postoffice at Progreso
Valencia County. Charles Fulkersor
has been appointed postmaster.
Notaries Public.
Governor M. A. Otero has appointed
the following notaries public; Henry J
Wall of Roswell, for Chaves County;
Victor Gallegos of Mora for Mora Coun-
ty: Mabel Hodgson of Roswell for
Chaves County.
Certificate Designating Agents.
The following certificates designat
ing agents have been filed in the Office
of the territp ial secretary: The San.
ia Fe Pacific Development Company
Of California, principal place of bust
ness Las Vegas, Henry l.. Waldo, resi-
dent agent
The Union Central Life Insurance
Company incorporated in Ohio princi-
pal place os&Dnsiness Gold Hill. N NJ,
and James Sterling as their agent.
Territorial Funds Received.
Territorial Treasurer J. H. Vaughn
has received the following public
funds: From Manuel Baca, treasurer
and ex-officio collector of Sandoval
County, $397.57, taxes for 1902. From
Jose M. Gonzales. treasurer and ex-offi-
clio collector of Union County, $153.33,
taxes for 1902, and $3,264.38 for 1902.
From Oscar LOhman, treasurer and ex-
officio collector of Dona Ana County
$141.37, taxes for 1902 and $4,748, tax
es for 1903. From l. N. Jackson. treas
urer and ex-officio collector of Otero
County, $29.44 taxes for 1902, and ST.
694.86, taxes for 1908.
Land Office Business.
The following business was trans
acted at the federal land Office in this
city:
Final Homestead Entries.
January IS, No. 1901, Buenaventuro
Martinez of Springer, for E 1-2, NV
IA, w 1-2, NE IA, section 8, T 23 N,
R 20 E, 100 acres in Colfax County. No.
1902, James M. Hatch of Fruitland, for
SW IA, NE IA, lot 4, section 10, T 29
N, R Is w, 20 acres in San Juan Coun-
ty. No. 3303, Antonio Chavez y Sando-
val, guardian Of the minor children of
Chavez. deceased of Galisteo,
for SW IA, NE IA, Sc IA. NV IA,
lots and 8, section 5, T 10 N, R IL E,
1853 acres in San Miguel County.
Examinations for Cadet in the Reve-
nue. Marine Service.
The United States civil service COM
mission announces that in view of the
small number of applicants for the ex-
animation scheduled to have been held
on January IA, 15 and 16, 1904, at AL
buquerque and Las Vegas for the posi-
tion of cadet in the revenue cutter
service, the examination has been post
poned to February rs, 26 and 27, 1904.
Three days will be required for this
Under the regulations
If the treasury department applicants
must not be less than eighteen nor
more than 25 years of age, of vigorous
physically sound and we'll
formed, not less than five feet three
inches in height, of good moral char
acter and unmarried. The marriage |
If a cadet will be considered as equiv.
llent to his resignation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-19
TORRANCE FINISHED.

It 10 a Union Station Two. Stories in
Height and Well Built.
The union depot of the Santa Fe
Central and the Ell Paso and North
eastern Railways at Torrance, was
completed last week 1t is one of the
neatest, prettiest and best arranged
depOts in eastern New Mexico. 1t is
well built, two stories in height, with
waiting and baggage rooms on the first
floor and residence for the station
agent on the second floor. The paint
ers, who have just finished the work,
have gone to Tucumcari to paint the
depot, the pump house and the engine
sheds there, task that will take sew
eral weeks to complete.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-19
THE EAST ICE
BOUND AGAIN
For the Fifth Time This Winter
a Cold Wave Sweeps Over
the Atlantic States.
TRAVEL IS INTERRUPTED
A Temperature Of Thirty-0ne Below
Zero Reported From New England
Points.

Fonda, n. Y, Jan. 19-All the rec
ords for cold weather were broken in
the Mnnawll Valley, the official ther-
mometer registering 3S degrees below
zero here today. Trains are delayed
and telegraph and telephone companies
badly crippled
Extreme Cold in New York.
New York, Jan. l9-The intensely
cold weather last night and today
caused suffering among the poorer
classes and extreme discomfort to all
New Workers. At s p m. the thermom-
eter registered four below zero at the
weather bureau and much lower tenn
perature prevailed in more exposed
sections Dispatches from all over the
state report extremely cold weather.
Extremely Cold Night.
Boston, Jan. 19-Railway travel is
again badly interrupted today owing to
the recurrence of the extreme cold
weather In northern New England
during the night. the temperature was
20 below and even lower at some
points
Very Cold in New England.
New i5aven. Conn. Jan. 19-EXtreme
cold weather prevails in Connecticut
today. The temperature here. equals
the lowest official record of the season
six degrees below zero. Much lower
thermometer readings are reported
from outside points. especially from
LitchfieIa Hills, where it was "a to 81
below.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-19
new THEATRE ORDINANCE.
Chicago City Council Adopts Stringent
Measures to Prevent Repetition Of
Iroquois Disaster.

Chicago, Jan. 19-The Chicago city
council after a session lasting nearly
all night, passed an amended theater
building ordinance early today The
result was a much more stringent
measure than had been proposed by
the special committee on theaters. At
tonight's session the matter as to
when theaters will be allowed to re-
open will be acted upon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-19
SIXTY DROWNED At
RLoEMFoNTElN,

Bloemfontein, Orange River Colony.
ian. 19-It is now estimated that 60
persons were drowned as the result of
the bursting of the reservoir here Sun
day which destroyed 176 houses and
three hotels.
The town is in mourning.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-19

Keep your business ever before the
public b. advertising in your home
paper. A good advertiser always has
success in any .ionest enterprise
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-19

Call on the New Mexican Printing
Companv for engraved visiting cards.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-19
WEATHER BUREAU FOR ROSWELL.

The Pearl Of the Peeos Valley Wants
to Have a Service Of lts
Own.
The chief of the Weather Bureau at
Washington last week recommended to
the committee on agriculture OF the
national house of representatives. the
establishment of weather bureau and
station at Roswell, Chaves County.
The committee is certain to report
favorably upon the recommendation.
Delegate B. 8. Rodey, who is mem
ber of the committee, will endeavor his
utmost to have the item retained In
the appropriation bill on its passage.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-19
PRICES ARE SOARING.
The Market for WooIs is Ruling
Stronger and Cotton Follows
With New High Prices.

Boston, Mass, Jan. 19-The market
for woods ruled strong during the past
week with the average number of sales
reported The tendency is to ask high
er prices but the demand for wool has
not been great enough to bring about
a noticeable advance. The market for
fleece wools is firm. There is a fair
demand at full prices.
The Cotton Market.
New York, Jan. 19-New high prices
were reached in today's cotton market
with speculation more active than for
some days past. July sold at 14.41 To-
cally and 1498 in New Orleans shortly
after opening.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-01-19

Orders have been issued for the es-
tablishment of postoffice at Progreso,
Valencia County Charles Fulkerson
has been appointed postmaster.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-24
DEVILS LAKE. the metropolis Of North.
~ AAO 6!AAAA@9 eastern North Dakots q

- 80 9----922eas North Dakota a
city of 5000 population is the freight division Of the
Great Northern Railway. It also has the home Office
and division of the Devils Lake Grain and Shipping
Company, which is owned and operated by Ramsey
County farmers, The city has six miles of
cement sidewalk, fine brick business blocks, good
graded schools, high school whose diploma admits
the holder to Harvard Yale, various manufacture
establish nens, five large elevators, six churches
and all the large thresher and implement companies
have distributing houses here. Devils Lake is the
county seat of Ramsey county, and is surrounded by
the best agricultural lands in the state of N D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-24
How to Make $4,000

Best DIES securing quarter section of the reser-
walton we can sell the industrious settler quarter
near by for a small cash payment, taking half the
crop each year thereafter for payment until all is
paid This enables the settler to pay for farm while
com pleting his proof on the homestead and at the
en- d of five years will own half section of land
worth $1,000. All require is that the purchaser
be ableto properly cultivate the land. The equip
ment necessary to cultivate the homestead will be
sufficient for both.
Investigate this proposition. It is the time
when fortune knocks at your door. What will you
do about it?
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-24
Why You Should Come Early and
Deal With Us.

We have secured the exclusive SER
vice Of Major Getchell, who has been
Y. s: Indian Agent on the reserva-
ton for six years, who is well ac-
quainted with every Indian and
knows where their land allotments
are located. Mr.. Getchell has also
personally located the state school
lands, and is the only thoroughly
qualified locator who will be on the
reservation.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-24
Our Expert
Locator
Facts About The Reservation
Maj. F.. o.
Getchell,

Rich black loan soil with clay subsoiI.
The Finest grass land in the world
Proximity to the best society markets and railroads
Abundant springs Of pure, sparkling water
Plenty of timber in the northern part.
just across the lake from The N. D. Chautauqua
Land worth $40 per acre for $3.50
No frontier hardships.
One hundred and ten thousand acres for settlements.
Six miles from Devils Lake city Of 5000 population
Surrounded on all sides by farms upon which tbe
greatest grain yields Of the Northwest are prown.
Come and see for yourself
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-31
EAST LAMoINE.

Moonlight excursions are the rage just
now.
A report of the meeting of Riverview
local union WIS received too late for pub
i'cstion this week, bat will appear In next
issue.
The apple crop is very good, and some
have commenced shipping to Bar Hsrbor.
Capt. Cousins is making large quantities
OF cider vinegar as well as ceiling to his
neig hbors the larger sized apples.
The ladies' seving circle of the Union
chapel, Raecoon Cove, will hold q ssle of
fancy articles on Saturday, Sept. 5, IN the
chapel. In the evening an entertainment
will be given. A drama will be presented,
and there will be vocal and Instrumental
music. The funds will be devoted to
making the inside of the chapel comfort
able for the winter services.
Aug. 80. SPEC.
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SPEC,
PENoBsCoT.
pEArH on sEwALL powpEN

DEATH OF sEwALL BowDES.
sewAll Bowden, an aged and respected
citizen, died Aug. IS, aged eighty-two
years, two months and five days, after an
illness OF several months.
Mr.. Bowden was born 10 Penobscot, and
lived his life here, successfully following
the trade of blacksmith. lie was mem
Der Of the Methodist society.
He leaves seven ehiidren--Jennie FL
bridge, Of Bucksport, Lena Dweiley and
Carrie Macomber, OF franklin, Mrs. VIII
lard Bowden, Aiyrs Bowden and Freeman
Bowden, OF this place.
During his illness he was tenderiy cared
for By his children especially his son
Alvrs who provided every comfort, and
gave every attention possible. The
family have the sympathy of the entire
community.
The funeral win be held at the house
Tuesday. Rev. F. V. Stanley will officiste,
Aug. %. SUBA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-31
COUNTY NENs ).
ATLANTIC.

Summer visitors are fast leaving. Miss
Coho and Miss Shaw, OF Hartford, Conn,
left Saturday.
Alfred Staples took party from the
Rossmere on a ride last week. All were
pleased with the island.
Ali are sorry that Rev. Mr.. Lane will be
here bat two more Sundays. His wife Is
stiil confined to Der room. Mr. Mayo, OF
W Inter Hsrbor, viii supply the church
two Sundays after Mr.. Lane leaves.
Charlie Smith left Wednesday for Por, =
land where he will attend school. His
parents will remain while longer. sir.
Smith Is greatly benefited by the sea
breszes. He spends greater part OF the
time ON the water.
Tue visitors at the Rossmere cottage
left Saturday. Mrs. Hewson aud sister,
Mrs. Hixon, left Monday for Maiden.
Mrs. Hewsoa will stay two weeks in Som
erville, Mass with her daughter, Mrs.
waaleigh, before returning to Washing
ton.
Aug. %. s.
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MOUNT DESERT.
Aug 30.

Work has begun on the annex to Ma
sonic bait.
Fred H some= has gone to Frankfort
where he Is employed.
William Scott snd young son, of New
YORK, are at the Anterior cottage.
Rev. L. W. Smell preached here In Un-
ion church Sunday forenoon.
Schooner Lydia NJ. Webster Is loading
with lumber from the John l.. Dyer Co.
mill.
c. w. Ellis came from Stockton Toes
day. accompanied by his niece, Miss
Berry.
Master james Allen and brother Walter
have been visiting relatives at Cranberry
Isles.
Schooner John B. Norris arrived here
Monday with freight Tor the merchants In
town.
Mrs. J. A. Lethiecq and children LETT
Friday, accompanied by her mother, Mrs..
Lyman II. Somes.
The Northeast Harbor band came up
here Friday evening and played for g
dance. There was q large attendance.
Aug, 30, J.
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COUNTY NEWS.
I.AMoINE.


Town schools begin Monday, Sept, s.
Rev. W. II. Rice, OF Lsvant. is Ia tosu
visiting relatives.
Miss Alice ChsHery was recently the
guest Of her cousins, Grace aud Flora
Stratton.
Emery Curtis aud wife. who have been
at Noosehead Like and vicinity STAGE
April, are nome.
Mrs. wehber. of CONNECTICUT. IS visit
log her sisters, Mrs. Lewis King sD1
Mrs Nathan Boynton.
Jadee Boyntou, wife aud son, OF Hue-
son, Mass, hsve been the guests Of MIR,
Boynton's sister, Mrs W. F. ta'ch.ogs,
the last few days.
Mrs, Maggie whitske-, OF Ellsworth,
and Miss Belle Da.oy, OF Dorchester,
Mss, weEe tue guests OF Mrs. Mary f..
Coolidge and dsug ater last week.
W r. Hutehings ana Prof. Arthur
Reynolds. wife and dsugat Ruth,
sailed to Prospect Harbor Thursday LA the
yacht Alice 10 VISA relatives. They will
retnrn the first OF this week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-31
NORTH CAsTINE.

Boardman West returns to Boston to-
day.
Miss Cora Packard has returned to
Brockton, Mass.
Arch Wescott, Of Portland, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Mary A. wescott.
Misses Annie and Grace Leach are In
Bucksport, visiting their aunt, Mrs. Reu-
ben Hutchins.
The school In the Dunbar district begins
to-day, Miss Mary w. Hutchins, OF North
Penobscot, teacher.
Mrs. Joseph Grant, of Sandy Point, Who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. G.
Conner, has returned.
Willard Perkins has returned to New
York, after spending his vacation with
his parents, Joseph Perkins and wife.
Henry j. Hinekley, OF Brockton, Mass,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary L.
Leach, after IA absence of seven years.
Walter Rogers, of Brewer, and Earl
Hutchins, of Baeksport, have been the
guests of Mrs. Augusta Leach the pas,
week.
Harry Soper is here after four-years
stay in Colorado, much improved In
health. He is the guest OF G. w. Perkin.
and wife.
The parishioners of Rev. I. W. Fessen.
den are glad to welcome him back after .
two-weeks' absence. He has attended ths
camp meetings at Littleton and Easi
Msehias.
Aug. % L.
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TIE handsome y-est Pfiystser, nAuvd
by X. A c. Smith. al Ss~ York. has
been anchored in he Reach tew GAYS.
Mr.. smnl,', wife and chi druu were with
him, and several guests. ali OF .shuni
came on shore and were taken To the prin-
cipai poists OF interest bout Dser Iste
M. Snth is mem eeT ct the New
York Yacht etnh, and tins Pclvateer was
the official committee boat last year. In
the main saloon OF the yacht is an elegant
silver loving cup presoaied to SIR. Smith
by he members OF the yacht race com
mittee.
The privateer Is $50 fees in length over
sll, and 1. lighted throughout with cleo
trieity. She carries two launches, the
smaller enc run by nsphi ha and having q
speed OF six knots. and easniius boa,
with speed OF twelve knots per hour.
Capt. Albert l., Hssseli. formerly Of
this place, ts In command, and George r.
Haskell, OF Deer late, IL mate. Tho yacht
has been cruising esss as Tar as Haiifas,
and left here Sunday morning on her
way to New York, fying q seventy foo
homewsrd bound pennsnt. pretty Gus
tom With naval vessels.
Aug p ~
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FROM nuoKsroRr.
summer Visitors are Leaving Liv'
Local Gossip.

I tthAAtNh fhSttVAS A-tAtAaf< t@ANN
Local Gossip.
Miss May Fiaeid, OF Boston. is visiting
her mother.
Frank Meade and wife. y6f Dexter. are
visiting friends 10 town.
Miss p. c. Pray. o, Houltoa, is guest
at DIR. George n. Towle's.
Miss Alice Farmer, OF Bangor, IS visit.
Ing friends aud relatives ia town.
The Bueksport band is arranging Tor an
excursion to Belfast on Sept. Z.
Seth II. Smith and wife, OF Boston, are
the guests OF Mt. snith's sister, Mrs. @.
r Homer.
living Heath and wife. OF Cambridge,
Mass. are in town for week or so, visit
ing friends.
Hrs. Albert F. Page aud Miss Helen
Page have been spending the week at
sandy Point.
Mrs. w. II. Laid, OF New York. Is in
town for few days looking after her
property and visiting friends.
Joseph Bonsey aud wife are home from
Providence, r. /, where they have been
visiting Mr. Bonsey's son.
Miss Helen Snowman, Of vlna'htyen.
and Frank Proctor, Of Boston, sre the
guests OF Mss E c snosmsu.
Center Iosae, n. T.. o f., at Mllveie.
received an official visit frnn {. c. Hom,r,
district deraty, on Saturday night.
Rpgas....
turned 10 Boston, after VISIT to Mrs.
sbernan's mother, Mrs. job Atwood.
TIE ladies OF the franklin street Meth
odisi society gave successful lawn party
on the church lawn on Tuesday evening.
George Msddocks, who has been pan.
trymsn on the City OF Bangor, IL home to
recover from quite q bad fall which will
keep him Idle Tor two weeks or so.
Rodney $. Gem and wife. of Brooklyn,
\. Y. are In town visiting at Mr. Gems
former hoonr. MIR. Gem il salesman 10
New York state for the J.. p Harvey Co.,
OF Lynn, Mss
Mr.. snd Mrs Vas Dvne ard Misses Sue
AMI Ks, hryn Van d 80. who have teen
the guests OF the NJ. es Barnard, re-
turned u the,r no ne "a New York on
Thur~dsv
Miss Esther Emerson has returned from
a three seeks' visit ia Brighton, Mass,
acco rvsanisd by her rrnt. Hias Georgia
Heath, OF thss place, formerly q, Books
port.
Waiter 81. Gardner enter a'net a large
party of friends ct Port TX on ssiur-
enabled to iospec, ali parts Of the fort,
and enjoyed a picnic dinner IN the old
barracks.
Dustin Farnum and wife. who have
been spending the summer here, Jeff for
New York on saturday. Mr.. Farnum
will shortly begin bis secoud ,e.son In
the tile role Ia "The virginisn", in which
be made such bit las, season. His sea
son win last forty weeks with dates in the
West, South and Mexico.
The East Maine conference seminary
will open Sept. %. There are indications
In the faculty will be n the commercial
department, Prof. A. II. Gregory succeed
ing Prot Z. A. Cooper. There will be a
new steward, Russell w. Fuller, who has
arrived.
The first gun OF the campaign was fired
on Monday evening when there was
flag -rsising and rally In Emery hall by
the republicans. The speakers were Judge
W. s. Kenworthy, OF Iowa. and Judge
Louis c. stesrns, OF Bangor. A large
crowd was present, and considerable
enthusiasm. The Bueksport band fur
ntshed music.
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH DEER ISLE.

Cspt. George l. Hsidsa Is home.
CGaad Thomp>an, OF Medtosd, Mas :, is
visiting relatives here
Charles n. Jennings, OF Boston, has
joined bis wife Al Franeis Holdsns,
Frank Holden who isemployed on he
yacht PeiFateer, was a, home saturday.
Ira j. Cousins and sire, Of Brooksville,
were guests At the Ellis sonse sao6sy
Mrs. Lacy lie. eao hss beea visillag
Mrs. L. Frost nau returned to iiedfotd,
Mass.
Miss Bestha Love. who has been spend.
ing her vecstion here, has returned TO
Boston.
Rev. John Bsockie aud wife, of Old
Town visited Mrs. Mary }. a.skea re.
csniIy.
Miss Mary Lymburnsf, OF Brooksyiile,
who sssbesn gaest OF Mrs. Mere
dith Etiis, has returned home.
Tee steam cut watuFus, owned by
Randall Mo'gsn, OF PhHsdeIpbis, which
grounded ON sally islsnd TBarsuay, W. .
baa'sd n at bish water Friday essaiug
without damage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-31


A wedding OF iatere-t to all OF our
young people wss soteunized in Levant,
Wednesday, Aug. "a; Shirley Tiideu Rice,
youngest dsaghtsr OF Rev. ". II. Rice. of
Levant, formerly Of Lsnoine, ana DIR. l..
Jordan Hot, youngest son OF the late
Capt. A c. Holt, of North Lsmoine, were
msrfi led.
The bride is an ambitious young lady
of sterling mental and moral worth. she
is an accomplished musician, and grad
uate of the E. s. n. s., class of 1900.
Prior to her graduation, size taught
successfully ia Hancock aud Washington
counties. Since she was graduated, she
has hught in the public schools OF
Everett, Mass.
TIE groom lie dentist Of Faillips. His
frank smile snu genisl, kindly manner,
render him exceedingly popular among
his aequaiutsnees.
The bridal eou pie are visiting De. Hoit'-
mother, Mrs. Eimens Holt, and Mrs.
Hollis sister, Mrs. A. l.. Trip. They will
be at home, al Phillips, after Sept IS.
The best wishes Of a large circle Of
friends accompany them to their new
home.
Aug 30 H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-31
RROOKSVIIIE.

Oscar Limeburner, W DO has been Ill for
the past week, is better.
Mrs. Sylvester, of Massachusetts,, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Winnie Walker.
Miss Abbie Hinekiey, nurse at the
Maine general hospital, is spending her
vacation with hsr parents, Eben Hinckley
and wife.
The following teachers will have charge
OF the schools In town this falls Miss
Abbie Tapley, Mrs. j. E. SHELTON, Miss
Jean Condor, Miss Olive Condor, Miss
Grace Slower, Miss Clatie Jones, Miss
Lillian Gray, Miss Gladys Black.