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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14
A Tragic Death.

VIM. Moore, who lives near Straw
berry Point, was found dead in the
barn on his premises Sunday after
noon. having committed suicide by
cutting his throat. Our information
concerning Mr.. Moore's tragic death
is very meager at this writing but it
is believed he brooded over the loss
of his son, whom it will be remem-
bered was killed by a stroke of
lightning week ago last Thursday.
The young mans death was a ter
rible shock to Mr.. Moore and it must
have unbalanced his mind to the
point where death seemed preferable
to life for him. It is an extremely
sad occurrence and the family have
the sincelests sympathy of all in
their sorrow. s,s a,s
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14
Knight rempl.r W. q. Norris

Hon. w. H Norris has been Sc
lected by the Knight Templars as
Standard Bearer of the Grand En-
campmeni of the United States.
This in itself is rare distinction and
it also places Mr.. Norris in line
for future honors of a still higher
degree.
Mr.. Norris townsmen feel a just
pride in his successes.
Mr.. Norris was born in Shoreham,
Mass, Feb. 3, 1857, coming to Iowa
with his parents in 1861. He was
graduated from Cornell, and after
wards entered the law department
of the state university, graduating
in 1882, since which time he has
been engaged in the practice of his
profession in this city. Mr.. Norris
has been honored politically, having
served as mayor and city attorney Of
Manchester, and served in the
Twenty-fourth general assembly
from Delaware county, during which
time he introduced the Australian
ballot bill, which became a law. Mr.
Norris was upon the staff Of Gov
Jackson with rank of lieutenant col
onel. He has been honored in the
Masonic bodies of the state, being
elected in 1901, grand commander
of the grand commandery, Knights
Templars of Iowa. In 1902 he was
elected senior grand warden of the
grand lodge, and it will be but a
question of opportune time when he
is called to the highest Office in the
gift of Masons, that of grand master
of his Jurisdiction. His fitness fol
that or any other position is already
proven.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14
W. R.c. Meeting.

|; There will be a special meeting of
the .sR. O.. Wednesday afternoon
September Il, at two o'clock. 1t is
very needful that every member be
present.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14
CT. s. c. Meeting.

All those interested in the @. L.
s. G. are requested to meet at the
home Of Mrs. F. T. Cary this week
Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14
Congregational I'll. Society

The Young Ladies Society Of the
Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. G. j. Seeds Thursday
afternoon, September 18th at half
past two o'clock. All members will
please come prepared for work.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14
Board Proceedings.

STATE OF IOWA. DELAWARE COUNTESS.
Be Il remembered that on this 9Th day o.
september 1904. the Board Of Supervisors d
Delaware County; met 10 regular session
bers and r B Davis Auditor. Absent, !Thos.
Resolved that the follow M taxes be levied OF
year 1904. ,5ff.3.s Siffi -
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14

For school purposes 40 certified by the sever
al school District secretaries on thu taxable
property. Jof the ralIDistSicts. Townships,
ware CouAty - foll0WS: ~ w y,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14

Colonist and Round Trip Homessekers
Rates during September and October
via the Minneapolis & st. Louis to
Louisians, Texas, Oklahoma, New
Mexico, etc. Call on agents or address
A. B. Cults, G. Z. & T. A., Minneapolis
MINI. 36w4
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14

For the use Of the corporation Of the City Of
Rarlvillo ~ certified BY the Clerk.
For corporation fund mills ON the dollar,
For water fund 8 mills ON the dollar.
For sinking fund . mills on the dollar.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14

The G. NJ. s. st. p. will run specis!
fair train to Monticello Thursday, leav.
ing Manchester 8:45 Q. m. Returning
leaving Monticello 700 p. m arriving
Manchester 8:15 p. m.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14

On motion the board adjourned until wednes-
day. September Z, 1901 Z,
Wednesday. September /, I'm.
Chicago. Milwaukee 3 St, Paul r. r. %. as to
remission Of taxes granted, Il being an erroneous
Petition Of John CASSIDY for remission Of taxes
is granted, he being unable to contribute to the
Psien ef c. Ho.ier ior remission 0, taxes
Is granted. he being unable to contributesto the
public revenue. .sH
Petition Of Nary ]. Paddock for .remisSion .of
taxes is granted. she being .uRsblaso. contribute
+ to the public revenue.
On certificate OF assessor tag was RENTED on
the Soldiers Exemption OF Edmund Hooker for
the year 1903. ...- .
Resolved that the petition Of Fred J. Binnine
is granted to build a castle-way under County
Bridge. No. q, North Fork township, and that he
Is in the building and maintainence ol same to
be subjec. to all the provisions Of law pertaining
, Claim and petition Of & y. Merriam. Con.
procaede al N consular raainns ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14

TElupNoN1 t8A.
sDNEsDAY, SEPT. IA, 1904.
Chris Koopman was here from
bville Wednesday.
Mrs. Lutte Larson spent Thurs
asst with Independence friends.
James WEIGH and son of
nyille were Fair visitors Thurs
1. P. Adams and wife of Edge
were in Manchester Thursday
+. John May of Independence
to-day. Tuesday, on bust
Z Eddie HOLSTER and Louis
8 eberle are st. Louis fair visitors
Siis week.
Theo. Wolf of Hopkinton was
i.sete Fair visitors at Dubuque
ksday.
Mrs. L. Smith and Miss Maud
were here from Strawberry
last week.
Jos. Gebhardt Of Dyersville, r.
;. %, was one Of our pleasant
"a rs Thursday.
sj ia. A. Strong and l. NJ. Gibson
GreYs we're among our Fair
itor4S n week.
-Bk Yne. letter is advertised as
Elail "a at the post Office and it is
= Ms 4. D. Eastman.
sBreckon of Manchester, was
g1 Fat the home of @. Nietert,
esday Coggon Monitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Klonus
}re here Thursday morning last
route to Ryan, their home.
John Bartsche and John Aid
kkh and family of Lamont were
& the Fair attendants Thurs
T. Miss Fannie Haeberle left Fri
b for Riceyille, where she was re-
scted to her former position in the
y schools.
Mrs. Clara Merrill completed a
~ Thursday very enjoyable to her
en.is here, returning to her home
Sioux City.
Denton & Ward have both new
Asecond hand school books of all
Es kinds used in the schools any
pre- in Delaware County.
EDr. E. E. Reed of Edgewosa
ilsold his practice to DR.. Ed. Han
II lately Of Chicago, but whose
rental home is in Strawberry
int.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lepley are
joying a visit from their daughter
4 her two children, who arrived
Iursday afternoon from their Mon
an home.
1 Strawberry Point sent a fine
wd to Manchester last week,
wkom we noted Thomas
H. Harrington, and Grin
po.,ds,aa .na Misc
a.ta,daJ tha f,ns.ssI
a,e:n tie Honor.
4 earthly in Dubuque
last.
i view brick chimney SO<.fee,
is being built upon the Man.
n Ar LIGHT. Heat and Powe,
eny's building. John Tows-
) doing the work.
big winner. is a $3.50 fine
@ Kid dress shoe for young mer
Grass6eld's. This is leader al
Popu ,a. snGe :. s.ore anu you
,u,o ~ a ,eas' ASK ~ see ~.
Dr. Shaiienberger gives. yo'
i ped testimonials each week. tina
e prove ne actually effects cures
y VII 10 " the Ciarence nous
4 a'' s'0-Do.
les ''all bronson has entere'
Joseph college at dubuque
gone there Thursday last. MI
IRIS. ., =. Bronson accompan
her. returning the same DAY.
u a. man, Is constantly offering 20
wager on the prohts ne ca
Re you on his ! hand =! Are 20
ling advantage OF Ms last offer.
Dyersyille News.Letter: P. {
Aiffer. state dairy commissions
his daughters, Misses Emm,
\ Ada, Of Manchester, were tn
ssts Of ]. B. Feldmann, Tuesda!
Dversville Commercial: job
lsvinr Of New Vienna; was a. pa
Ser to Manchester last Tuesda
Mrs. Joe Langeiot sLuxembui
m Tuesday with3f4iends at MAJ
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14

For tho use OF the corporation Of tho City Of
Colesburg - certified by the Clerk.
For corporson road fund my III AN ao the dol.
lar,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14

For the use Of the Corporation Of the City oil
Hopkinton ~ certified by the Clerk.
For corporation fund 10 mills on the dollar,
For water works fund 8 mills on the dollar.
For water fund 8 mills on the dollar.
For grading fund ! mills on the dollar.
For hremAns fund MILL ON the dollar.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14

Manchester a. so ssitasd y he ci.sI. * wy o.
Eor fund 10 MILL on the dollar
For grading FUND . mills on the dollar.
For improvement fund mills ON the dollar.
For sewer fund q mills ON the dollar.
For library fund mills ON the dollar.
For water works fund mills on the dollar,
For dre fund mill on the dollar.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14

For your liver ana stomsch liz.
Take Be4com's Picnic Pills,
They Will surely do you good
They will stimulate your blood,
And make you feel q happy % . clam.
Try them. - cts. All druggists. soft
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14

CONTINUED Next Week.
The Congregationalists are hold
ing revival meetings this week.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14

Ang MS SUBSCRIPTION Jag 10 u
.Bdit to 1906 he entitled himself to
> of the Democrats Delaware
unty maps.
We understand Mr.. l. w.
mpman intends putting up a brick
Iindry building on the lot just west
lie Manchester Light, Heat and
ywer Co, plant. Mr.. Lampman
1tmerly conducted a laundry here
"a would be well and favorably
aown tolthe trade.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Richard Butter.
la enio3ed q visit from a house.
aof relatives last week, B. F. AN.
9ws Of Michigan, Mrs. Joel Coy.
idall df Nebraska, Mrs. Heller
d lruEhr5f Emmetsburg and Mrs
Merwin Of Chicago complet
kppy company.
las nov. leaked out that tn
Bloomer-girls aggregation o
s sers, who have been touring
- ntry receiving the admirinl
e Of large crowds whereye
ave played, are men. ]
hey have two or three womel
I'm but the real work is don
gotten up in feminine attire
e those who attend bal
! 8 Of course for the gam
for the teams, it reall
! M halter whether it was me
4 playing, so that the boa
stls harmless one. Ehs
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14

Chris Koopman was here from
bville Wednesday.
Mrs. Lutte Larson spent Thurs
ast with Independence friends.
flames WEIGH and son of
Snville were Fair visitors Thurs
4. P. Adams and wife of Edge
were in Manchester Thursday
y. John May of Independence
to-day. Tuesday, on bust
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-09-14
For township road fund tax to be levied In the
! following named taxing precincts:
Townships
For the board Of health fund tax 10 be levied
In tho following named taxing precincts:

stricts = Mn,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-03
The Presence of Uncle Sans Ships Keeps
Something Doing All the Time.
CITIZENS HIGHLY PLEASED WITH OFFICERS AND MEN
THE FEELING ROCATED-ENTERTAlNMENTS
GALORE-SHPS TO\LEAvE SOON.

| and manly bearing and their gentlemanly
| conduct while visiting the homes IN which
they always had been. and always would
be welcome, expressing the hope that
they come sgsin TIA 1905.
Capt. Kief, whose white hairs all honor,
gave the addtess OF the evening and a. be
pictured life in the army during he Civil
wsr, and al he gave mis- experience rs
captain Of a vessel for thirty-five years,
telling OF the snsres laid for sailors, and
describing some experiences, the interest
was ialens', aud the effect was deep and
thrilling, 50 much so that during the
social hour the worthy captain was sur
rounded by group OF esger qGestioners
who desired to know more about the sub
ject be had spoken-on.
Miss Gnssie Graves delighte the audi
ence with her singing, and Ralph HagsD,
the orgauist, Is making wonderful progress
as organist.
The following naval men were present
and signed the roll OF gusts which will
be kept In the records of the societies:
William Loag, Il. f, Taylor, J. e. Bacron,
Z, Rhosos, a q. Finlay, Il. Lavan, J. Fer
gu.on, }. Cavanaugh, K. q. Geurnon,
ID. Brown, w. J Oneai, J. s. Hawkins, p.
Gardner. C. G. fitzpatriek, II. ". Ptstr,
f. f. Chase, r. G. Leihsebeg, V. z. Me-
man, w. Dudek. J. c. Rsedy, w. Jordan,
c. +. Charlton, f. J. Tborne, E. Ii. Sim
matt, G. ID. Barripger, H. 4. wenrick, T..
r. sails, W. f. Morgan, II. Weldon, N. Nj.
MeGinnis, +. W. Fucker, b. Hackett
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BRooKLIs.
Aug q

Miss Nellie Frye, OF stonington, Is visit
ing her aunt, Miss Ellen frye.
E. J. Carter, OF stonington, was ia town
last week on business.
Russo Morgrage, OF castine, Is : ths
guest 81 Miss Agnes Mcfarland.
Charles Frye end wife and o. G. Fiye, OF
stonington, were I'm town over Sunday.
James Desne and friends are al The
"Enterprise" for several weeks.
Miss Charlotte Evtrton, of Roxbury
Mass, is visiting Miss Mary Cole.
Miss Cora Barker, OF Bos,oa, has been
the guest of Mrs. Georgia Foley at "Har.
Dor Fiew".
Mrs. p. II. Hughes and son. of-wash-
inEton, ID. G, are at the Wells house for u
few weeks.
Miss Georgia Freethey. OF Boston, who
hiss been the guest OF Mss Harriet Stanley,
returned home Saturday.
Lee II. Powers aud family. of Boston,
who have been visiting mrs. A. Il. Mayo,
returned home Thursday.
Messrs. Cochran and Spencer, OF Bos-
ton, connected with the Farnsworth
Packing Co., were In town Isst week.
Marvin Allen and family, Miss Edith
Allen, Ralph Hall and wife and Miss Jessie
Sullivan, of Providence, X. l., are ct Capt
r. W. Stewards.
Mrs. Nancy Mayo was in Bar Harbor 6
fo ia ssa. aNass
Mrs. Lizzie Freeman, who Is in poor
health.
Aug.2. USE FEMME.
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One of the greatest events of the season
took place on Friday night, when the
"Merry Sons OF Neptune" gave their fare
we'll ball, in the town hall, which was
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
No expense was spared to make this the
greatest event OF the stay OF the naval
vessels here in 1904. Over 800 were pres
ent. Handsome souvenir programme
were distributed.
There must be come seductive influence
in the music and the dance, when the Sc
date and conservative deacons of q church
that up to this time has trowned upon
this form OF amusement, can enjoy them
selves, and allow their (heretofore1 de-
barred daughters to mingle freely with
aud enjoy the company of the merry
dancers.
Dancing was kept up until daylight.
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BLUEHIII..
Aug. 2.
USE FEMME,

S. B. kimbaii, OF Chicago. hiss arrived
at Mrs. Morton'a.
Mrs. p. S. Parker was home from Black
island for few days last week.
Mrs. Albee and daughters aud Mrs.
Heath, of New York, are occupying the
AIbee cottage.
Horace Perkins and wife, OF waterville,
were the guests OF 81. p. Hinckiey and
wife last week.
Mrs. G. W. Page, who has been visiting
Mrs. Z. w. Mayo, left Monday to spend a
few weeks at Penobscot.
A rural free delivery route was started
Aug. l, the distance being about sixteen
miles. Thomas Wescott is carrier.
The Rebekah lodge which convened last
Friday evening was largely attended.
There was an initiation, after which fruit
was enjoyed.
Miss Parsons, who Is the guest OF Mrs.
Il. l.. Gross, was a passenger on the City
of Rocklard on her III fated trip. Miss
Parsons lost all her baggage.
Aug. q. M
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for its officers a class OF men who take a
pride In their profession, are men OF
ability, not in the navy from necessity
but from choice, aud are an honor to
their country.
"Duripg their stay here the men have
proved themselves to be gentlemaniy and,
although given the freedom of our rural
town as well as hearty welcome to our
homes. Mrs. Toms and myself have not
heard word OF complaint In rtferencs 70
their conduct, but rather words OF high
commentator.
1.-The men have attended the services Of
the parish church; not only on sundsys
bat also during the week large nun b re-
| have attended the services held In the
| country chspeis.
"The opinion OF this people has greatly
changed respecting The men OF the navy
since they came amongst ne. One OF the
lssding officers of the town came TO me
and said: Il am sorry the vessels are going
to stay; what shalt we do, as we have no
police force strong enough TO keep order
should the men 30 on rampage as they
did at Bar Harbor some time agog'
al answered: We must keep the drink
out, we must surround them with good
influences, we must iet them feel that Our
homes are theirs, and that We look upon
them as gentlemen, and they win respond.
"Tbis has proven true. os two public
occasions they have uneeremoniousy
hustled out OF town the wouid-b be ped
diers OF intoxieanis. A few days ago
met the same ofil eiAi who Was so afraid,
and asked him II be was Of The same
mind, and he said: Nc, they are sit
gentlemen, and not the rabble / sus-
pected.'
"The government Is to be congratulated
on It's wisdom in selecting East Lsmoine
IS a coaling station, where the men sre
surrounded By uplifting influences OF
oes atiiai scenery, the absence OF inn
moral Influences, the quiet ressfnlness OF
beautiful Frenehman's bay.
II; was grand sight Tact Sundayto see
the men tom he three ships In she old
parish church, joining heartily In the
responsive parts OF the service.
"Ai desire to thank the fine bands OF
the Minneapolis, Prairie and the Coiuu-
Ola for the pleasure they have given by
their splendid music"
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FROM BUCKsPoRT.
Latest Happenings Movements of
Summer Sojourners.

Latest Happenings - Movements of
Summer Sojourners.
Daniel Courcey has completed fl e
cottage at To-day pSne.
Miss Guida Homeris home from a visit
TO friends in vtnsihsven.
Mrs. J. U. whitlemofe, OF Bangor, IS
Waiting friends in town this week.
Mrs. f. V. stanley. o, North Penobscot,
Is the guest OF Mrs. z. G. Perkins.
Albert L. Avery and wife are receiving
eongrst ulations On the birth OF son.
Mrs. Blanche Hayes Muir, of Boston. is
In town visiting al eeoSee ID. Crane's.e
Frederic M er ana wife, OF Bangor,
have btea guests AT Z. Z. lIoinee's for sew
eral days.
Capt. Ed. q. Parker has one to Boston
to take command of tho BARK Rachel
Emery, bound tor Brazil.
Amony the arrivals in town for the pt st
week are DIR. and Mrs. Henry f. Page 81 d
westrsy Ladd, Of Philadelphia.
DR.. and Mrs. q. o. Mitchell and Miss
June Mitchell, of st. Adams, Vt, former
residents, have been In town this week.
Dustin Fsrnum was passenger on the
wrecked steamer City Of Rocklsnd. He
will spend few weeks ct his cottage ut
Verona Park.
The KIark-Urban Co. is playing to good
houses in Emery hail this week. The
company will close here aud stay at Ala
| moosook for two weeks.
DE-. A. Bert Hagerthy completed his
term as inferno at the eastern Maine hos
pitsl on Sunday. He will soon go to Ash
land, where he has purchased practice,
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COUNTY NEWS.
BRoOKsvILLE.

Mrs. John Henry, OF Quincy, Mass, ID
boarding with Mrs. Susan Billings.
Miss Phebe p. Hinckiey is expected
home from Milford, N. a., this week.
Miss Hattie Sargent, of Portland, was
in town this week visiting Miss Carrie 7.
Grindle.
o. P. Limeburner and w. r. Hart
attended the concert at Bluehill Sunday
evening.
/. j. Cousins and wife and friends from
Deer Island took dinner at the sunset
hotel, Stonington, Sunday.
Rev. c. g. Mosher, wife and daughters.
of Augusta, are the guests OF Mrs. Mos
hers parents, NJ. Z. Perkins and wife.
Aug. 2. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-03

The officers OF the Minneapolis enter
tanned Rev. r. New berry Toms at lunch
con one day last week.
The Coium bis arrived at East Lamoine
only last Thursday, yet her officers ana
men have made most favorable impress
sion.
The officers OF the flagship Minneapolis
have made many frienos during their stay
at East LRmoine. and Capt. Adolph Mark
is a favorile with all with wnom he ssso-
ciates. de Is highly spoken OF by Judge
and Mrs. J. A. Peters, whose guest he aud
many of his officers. as well as those
OF the Prairie, have often been. at their
beautiful summer home near the coating
station, aud VINO have made the officers OF
all the vessels welcome.
The farewell service to the navy Ia the
church called out a very large congregs
ton. Rss. a II. Coar, Of Pennington,
formerly OF Els wort b, assisted Rev. K. n,
Toms In the service. There was large
attendance Of the men Of the navy. Spec
isI selections sdded beauty and effect IL
the service. Miss Graves and MIR. Toms
sang. The men of the navy sang Where
Is my wandering boy'', the congregation
joining In the chorus. Following the
sermon two little girls, Emma Hunneweii,
and Adelaide mcfarland, sang beautifully
q duet, Angry Mordsn. The service - iil
long be remem oered. Tue offsring was
large
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sEDGwIcK.
Aug.2.

George C., Charles A, belmont and
Willie, sons of A. 5. Turner, are visiting
at the old Homestead.
J. Butler, wife and son, of New York,
are in town, accompanied by q friend, and
are at the Travellers Home.
Mrs. o. p. Carter who, accompanied By
her daughter, Mrs. r. |. Moor, OF Lynn,
Mass, was on the Inflated steamer City
OF Rockland, has thrilling story to tell,
They were the first to be rescued by Capt.
Crockett, of the Catherine, and they can.
not find words TO express their gratitude
for SO nobly coming to their rescue, wi her
nobody else would respond.
Aug. /. n
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COUNTY NEWS.
sARaENTyILLE

Miss Carrie Griuda', of Boston. is visit
Ing her uncle, J. A. Moore.
Fred Cromwell, of Lynn. Mass, Is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Harvard urindal.
Eugene 4. Eaton, OF Lynn, Mass, is Wis
iting bis mother, Mrs. Ada Moore.
Edward c. Hood, of Wellesley Hills,
Msss., Is stopping at Joseph Peabody's.
Chsries Snowman cut bis foot quite
badly while clearing lsud for DIR. Davies.
There was an excursion from West
Brooksviile, on Sunday, TO Rockisnd, TO
view the steamer City of Roeklaud.
Rutus HinckIey and his sister, Miss
Adelaide, ere spending their vacation
With their parents, Eben Hinckley and
wife.
Mrs. Abbie Babson, rho died In Penob-
scot last week, wac brought to Brooksvil G
and buried. She lived many years In
BrooksvfIie, where she sss loved and re-
spected by all.
Mrs. John Paris and daughter are visit
ing Mrs. Eta Condon, at Der summer
home in South Brooksvilie. Mrs. Condor
l. also visited by her sister, Miss Jennie
Record, OF Lynn, Mass.
A jolly time was enioyed al the barn
dance last Wednesday evening given by
Wallace snd Parker Hlnckley. II was not
confined TO the younger element alone,
for many older ones were present.
Arthur Sargent, Scott Lymburner and
Otis Cooper went down tue bay on fish
ing trip Of two days on the yacht sno-
homis. Tney spent the night at stoniog.
ton. II they didn'i gsE many Ash they
had good burst faces.
Aug q M.