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WaYaAaChie Wins Last Zane.

The last game of baseball Of the
season was played yesterday after
noon and won by Waxahachie. 1t
was a good game and neither side
was able to make score until in
the sixth inning when Waxahachie
sent one man across the plate. In
the eighth inning Corsicana made
one score and in the last inning the
home team took another score. At
the close Of the game the score
stood Waxahachie , Corsicana J..
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Men are a woSk today pattius
she sims para ia shape teT The fute
iug coutess whseu takes place tbsFa
next Tuesday afteFueph. TIE re-
msiulug trees ia tlse I'D hssixs hs-
twesn tte cotton yard AL pNSk are
nefus rut duwn close 81 the saffae@
Aud will bw removed ffwm tae
Grounds TIE grounds au whien
tns contest will taae plaes ~iil Pee
enclosed by = high fwnee
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take part im tiaw essttast @sll h@ A.
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d. G. Doney was in the city today
from Dallss
s. Y. Matthews was a visitor at
Waco today.
Claud Cunningham of Corsicana
was in the city today.
Rev. o. f. Sensabaugh went to
HillsborO this morning.
J.R. Mayhem left thismorning on
a trip to Dallas and Sherman.
County Commissioner W. E. Cox
of Italy was in the city today.
Miss Estelle Dunlap returned this
morning from a visit to Waco.
Attorney J. G. Lumpkins was in
Ennis today on legal business.
Ed Crumley of Fort Worth was
selling drugs in the city today.
Miss Donna Brady has returned
from visit to the Worlds Fair.
Little Miss ST infy Lee Picket has
returned from two weeks visit To
Alvarado.
y. d. kemble prominent lawyer
of Waxahachie, was here Tuesday
Italy News-H erald.
Miss Matte Middleton left this
morning for Winchester, Tenn, to
visit relatives aud friends.
Col &. r. Gibson went TO Ennis
this afternoon to attend a meeting
Of the Odd Fellows tonight.
/ r. 4. Williams, one of Waxa-
hachie's prominent lawyers, was
I here Monday Italy NewsH erald.
I Mr.. and Mrs, w. NJ Alexander
and little daughter, Nell. Of Dallas,
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
( w. d. Anderson.
Miss Alice Townsend Of Fort
/ Worth, who bias been visiting the
( family of z. p. Smith, returned
home last evening.
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B. Y p u. prOeram.

sunday, August -. Some lessons
from the 81 chapter Of Coiossiaus.
Leondas Barrow Col B.3
Miss Ruth Huckab@e Col. SAB.
II We then be- risen with Christ,
seek those things witch are above
Col. i.I-4 Miss Dalton Cautreil
Having put ou tire new man Col
B $40. Chas Buukley.
Let the word Of Christ Dwell ia
You richly Boa al wisdom Col le-
d.. John harrow
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Was Wasting Away

% bad been troubled wttE kidney
disease for ta. ltrt tive years
writes robert B Watts. Hf salem
$40. % .ueE 8esa aud never felt
weii Aui 8vttgre8 WIfH leading FNy.
sicIaus aHt tried all remedies su1-
rr~trt wItHaHt feIGaf Finally /
jrIsH tuItF kidney Care aud less
fHAu fwu bottles completely cured
Un AuI AH uaw sound aud sell "
Duflu. tHs HuWneF kt1ney tffrea-
latItlH4 arc often caused hy excess
Give drluklHE ag being eveFheated
Attend Goo iHr ktsiusxH II once hy
using faleFs Kidney Care. Sold
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Tr,RifY University.

Professor : l.. Hornbeak, dean
Of the faculty OF Trinity University,
was in The city yesterday. He re-
ports a fine prospects for the coming
session.
President Turner. who has been
abroad all summer, has returned to
America aud will reach Texas next
week. This will be his fret year at
Trinity. lie brings TO the institu-
ton the prestige ~ a remarkably
successful career 10 Illinois and
Peuusylvauia- Fort Worth Record.
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WAS ~ pHuR HEAIIH FUH
WARS
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testimony }aaf .t may De- tHr cause
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81. Luuis, baiiv Limit Dee BE-,
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Remember ths KATY NJ
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Topic, August - Missionary
PsalW Aets Itsst-lt.
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Tar HtEfH . aHb Ieef faf missionary
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A & ents for embossed
steel die printing. Samples
for the asking. /: /: {:
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New grits, new pack evaporated
apples and pickles, at Early
Grocery Co. %
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TIE Fueea system wll issue.
uHuE tse ~HWWef AeHtfa tuFs1
funn8-gfiE tickets ta various RESORTS
aud locations Else mount s8gs. Lakes
aHd =masAuFe. a greatly reduced
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Passenger Traffic Department
SAINT LOUIS
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SNAPSHOTS AT THE NEWS
DAILY HAPPENINGS OF TIKI
CITY BRIEFLY TOLD

@~~~~~@ ~~>~~~%
The price of cotton continues to
advance.
Fresh cream cheese kept on ice,
at r. J. Moore's. 70
New country sorghum, very fine,
at Early's. %
Big fine melons smiling on ice at
r. j. Moore's. If
Frank Cannon, who lives on Bull
lard Heights, has been on the sick
list several days.
Are you about due for a good
time? Stafford Bros show will be
here September End. 81
James Simmons, son of Mr.. J. {.
Simmons, who lives near Waxa-
hachie, has been quite sick several
days.
Will Etter and family have re-
turned to Waxahachie to reside.
Mr.. Etter will be with Cheeves
Bros. d Co. after September l.
Arkansas apples, fresh and nice,
for cooking and preserving, at r. j.
Moore's. 70
The largest and best combined
white and colored minstrel organi-
cation on the road today is Stafford
Bros Big Combined Minstrels.
Here September End. q
The first run of the round bale gin
for this season was made yesterday
afternoon. At the rate cotton is
coming in the gin will soon be run
ming steadily day and night.
Carbon and typewriter papers in
both legal and letter size can be had
at the Enterprise office. Your ord
ers solicited and high grade goods
guaranteed. II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-03
WEST FREMONT.
Aug. l.

Raymond Dow has gone seining with
merrill King, OF Manset.
Mrs. q. W. Murphy and daughter Lurs
left for Rockland this week.
Willie Sawyer has gone to Gouids6oro
to work In the ssrdine factory.
Schuyler Clark, wife and brother spent
Sunday with 9. w. Lunt and family.
Miss Kate P. Clsrk has gone to North
east Hsrbor to work at the Squirting cot
tsge.
Arthur Balm and wife, Of Northeast
Hsrbor, are visiting Mrs. Bain's moth r.
Mrs. Jennie Dow.
Mrs. VIII Trask and family, who have
bteu visiting her mother at Mckinley,
came home Sunday.
Mrs. Louisa Norwood and daughter Ioa,
OF Seal Cove, are visiting Mrs. Norwood's
mother, Mrs. l.. Nj. Lunt.
c. A. Rideout, wife and daughter Ger
trude, of Massachusetts, are visiting @,
W. Lunt and other relatives.
Misses Emma Thurstou and Bertha
Murphy have gone to Northeast Hsrbor
to work at the Kimball house.
Nelson Tharston and family, of Bangor,
are living in part OF the L. W. Rumiil
house, formerly the NJ. L. Dix house.
Aug. /. THELMA.
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EAST BLuEHILI..

Mrs. A. ]. Grindie is visiting relatives
at BIaehia village.
Schooner Lillian, Norton master, ar
rived last week with freight for the
grange store and l.. b. Grindie.
e. b. Burr and daughter, who have been
the guests of Capt. J. I. Miller, returned
to their home in Brewer, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Luther N. Bridges and two chill
dren, Lester and Egenia. have been on a
weeks visit to swans Island. They re-
turned yesterday.
Passing the residence OF K. {. Long last
Friday the writer saw pair OF orioles ON
tue bushes in front of the house. These
beautiful birds are rarely seen here now.
The Chase Granite Co. discharged sew
erai cutters last Saturday, from which II
may be inferred that the works win soon
be closed unless new contract is op-
tanned.
Aubrey l. Long arrived few days ago.
He is a SON Of T.. C. Long. MIR. Long is a
travelling salesman for Portland dry
goods firm. He aud his wife will return
to their home at Portland this week.
Mrs. Adeila Miller and her dangh ter
Edna, OF Rockiand, arrived last Wednes-
day. They viii remain in the village a
few weeks visiting relatives and friends.
They are at present the guests OF Capt. j.
I. Miller.
An
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CENTER.

Misses Anna and Belle Thomas, of
Yonkers. n. Y, are at w. W. Hodgdon's
for the GUNNER.
Silva Higgins spent Sunday with her
grandma. her, Mrs. Fl. p. Robbins, at
Southwest Harbor.
Thomas Clark and wife, of Augusta,
visited taeir aunt, Mrs. Recordin, at
Mountain View farm.
A party Of five ladies from Sherman
hotel, BrookIin, spent Saturday night and
Sunday at Mountain View farm.
The remains OF Mrs. Mary j. Hodgdon,
OF Northeast Harhor, were brought here
Sunday for interment. Services were held
at the Methodist church.
r. A. Harper, who has been very Ill for
the past month, died Friday. Funeral
services were held Monday. Rev. D.
Angel spoke tender words to the grief
stricken children.
Aug. l. H.z
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Mrs. Mae King is visiting friends al
oceanvilie and s,onington.
Master Allison Robbins. OF Dorchester
Mass, is whiting at Mrs. Clara Piesce's.
Miss Grace Hatch, who has been spend
inc the past week With relatives at To,
Reach, Is home.
Parker Hatch is at the Reach, WHERE
he went on Tuesday TO attend the funeral
of bis grandmother, Mrs. Parker Low.
Miss Beatrice Sheridan and brother
Frank, OF Nstiek, Msss., who have been
visiting their father 10 New Brunswick
stopped over on their return to spend q
few days with Miss Sheridan foster
mother, Mrs. Nettie Raekiin.
Fred Rsckliff and guests, IA. A. Norton
islands OF the bay this week. Mr.. Norton,
it,, snd Mr.. RaeknE, both texidermists,
win doubtless. as usual on such exenr-
sions, make additions 10 their already in
teresting collection OF birds.
Mrs. Adrian Stanley was called last
week TO West stouington to attend tbs
funeral OF her father, Charles Barbour,
who died Wednesday. STR. Barbour had
been for some tune Ia failing health, but
had SO far recovered from recent critical
illness as to DO able TO walk about. He
had just returned to the house from enc
OF these walks " hen he fell dead.
Tufv m ~
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WEST BROWNSVILLE.

Capt. Frank Jones is at home after an
absence of two years.
Capt. Brooks left for Salem last week to
take command of the barge Wnkesbarre.
Albert Wilson, fireman on the steamer
J. 7. Morse, Is at home on weeks leave.
Samuel Holyoke and family, of Brewer,
are summering with Capt. G. W. BIod-
pett.
Capt James Tapley is at home from
New Haven, CT, while his steamer, the
Thomas Walsh, is undergoing repairs.
Schooner Alcion, Capt. Irving Tsrbox,
has made record trip to Rockiand, sail
ing from here Saturday morning. lie
made the run to Rockland In two hours
and thirteen minutes. Dlscharging his
freight there and aking on board whole
load OF general cargo, he arrived back to
Wasson's wharf early the same evening.
Aug. /. TosGsoN.
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NORTH CASTISE.

Aug. /

Ailsn Small, of Deer Isle, is the guest of
Duncan Dunbar.
The eampmeeting at Northport will
bsgin Monday, August Is.
Wilbur West, of Everett, Mass, is visit
ing his uncle, Edward West.
Mrs. Ada Joyce came Saturday from q
short business trip to Broektop, Mass.
Nearly all have finished haying, and
have secured about two-thirds the usual
crop.
Mrs. John Wilson, OF Portland, was the
guest vi Mrs. M. w. Grindle the pas,
week.
Capt. Arthur Conner, of Jersey City
was the guest of mis- father, Capt. jaime.
Conner, the past week.
Miss Gertrude Barker, of Malta.
wamkesg, is with her sister, Mrs. T. W
Fessenden, for the summer.
w. Wallace Conner, of the steamer
Lansing, arrived Thursday after an
absence Of several months.
j. Wins Leach has returned to New
York. after spending his vacation with
his mother, Mrs. Mary l.. Leach.
Mrs. Arthur Conner, of Jersey City,
and her Aon Jack are the guests of her
parents, \. J. Morgrage and wife.
Capt. Edward c. Grindle. of the schooner
Lillian, bound from Bangor to Boston,
visited bis brother, Capt. NJ. W. Grindle,
Sunday.
William Ames and family, of Roxbury
Mass, and Herbert Ames and family, OF
Brooklire, Mass, visited their sister, Mrs.
Augusta Leach, last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Aug. /, L.
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AEE a rs.A Subscribers at I06
O. s,# ees in dneock county;
-atl the other papers in the County COM
osaed DO not reach so many. THE AMER
IcAN IS not the only paper printed in
Ha7c7et rsunty, and has neper claimed to
be, bat IL Is the only paper that can Prop
erls e. e.-.led COUNTY paper; all the
best are merely local papers. The circaIG-
tfon OF TIE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Hs-bor Records summer list, Is larger
Iatsa tati oi all the other papers printed
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SPRAY.
HAVEN.

win Hart, OF Bsooksviile, spent Friday
at Castle View.
Mrs. L. t. Morris visited relatives In
Haven last week.
DIR. NJ. Annette Rankin, OF Boston, ar
rived at Castle View last week for a few
weeks.
Mrs. j. w. Babson and grandchildren,
Isabel and Berwyn BsbsoD, visited at Cas-
tie View last week.
Warren Lord and family have moved
into the house formerly occupied by John
Mcdonald and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and Misc Davis. OF
Washington, d. G., are occupying the
Milton cottage at Castle View.
Former residents OF Haven, Frank
Wakemsn and wife, Of bIackwood, n. j.,
are receiving congratulations on the birth
of a son.
William E. Morris spent a few days
at Castle View with his cousin, ". v.
Tibbetts, last week and left Saturday for
MS home IN New York. He intends
building cottage next summer on his lot
at Castle View.
Hobart Nichols and family, of Wash
ington, ID. g., have arrived and are oceu-
plying the Morris cottage. Mr. Nichols is
celebrated artist and gave an exhibi-
tion in Washington last winter OF his
paintings, many of which we're Of tho
Maine coast.
July Is. SPEC.
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MARLBORO.
Aug. l..

MIR. White and wife, of orouo, are Wis
iting at MIR. Lorrimer's.
Kew. Sumner Bangs aud wife, of Ban
gor, are at Mrs. Clara Ford's.
Mrs. Thomas Vincent and son, Of Bar
Harbor, spent last week with Mr.. Vim
CENTS parents, Isaac Vincent and wife.
Mrs. Irving Jacobs and her two chill
dren, OF Nstick, Mass, are visiting her
grandparents, Nahum Hodgkins and wife.
Mrs. Curtis Hodgkins, OF Attleboro,
Mass, spent few days last week with
her husbands parents, Ransom Hodgkins
and wife.
Mrs. Woodbury. Bowden and children,
who have been spending the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Grace Fullerton, at Bay
side, have returned home.
Aug. /. ARE.
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GREAT POND.

Mr.. Maloney. of Ellsworth. was in town
Thursday.
Flossie Williams has been in Bangor
this week.
Edgar McIninch returned from Nor
cross Saturday.
Miss Grace Collar, of Brighton, Mass,
is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Williams.
Mr.. Whall, of Dorchester, Mass, and
Miss Lillian Garry, of Bangor, have re-
turned to their home.
Miss Clara Nash Is still critically III at
the home OF Mrs. Garry. She has nurse
from Bangor. Her father and mother ar
rived from Halifax Friday night. They
were accompanied from Bangor by her
friend, Mr.. Montgomery, and cousin, Miss
Young. They returned with Mr.. Nash 10
Bangor Saturday, Mrs. Nash remaining
with her daughter.
Aug. 1. Il.
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suRRY.


Miss charIsna Smith, OF Eilsvouh =,
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. j e. CO.,
Mrs. Asa Grnnt, OF. Bangor. vis,tsa -.
parents. Charles Anderson aud wife ~.
week.
Edward Jarvis and wife, Of Broolir.
n. ~, made short visit TO surry H.,
week
Miss Eldusta Frccthy. Of Brewer. n...
short visit to Sorry, her native tows
last week leaving Friday.
Charles Fowler, OF Cambridge, Ma. =
spending bis two. months vacation v,,s
bis parents, olin NJ. Fowler ana wife.
{ Ernest Casper, wife ard m,..
daughter spent last week with Mr. a.,
pet's mother, Mrs. Ceiestia Casper. -,
other relatives.
II. c Ellington has been sufferip, =.
some time with felon on the torean...
OF his right hand. II &c feared he viii ~.
part OF the finger.
Miss Gertrude Anderson, OF Winca,.
Penn arrived at the home OF her psrsn,,
Charles Anderson and wife, fast Mona.v
Miss Anderson Will ramsin until t.n
when she will return to wincote, wbs,s
she has bad home with married sl.,a,
Mrs. NJ. E. Stevens, for some time.
Aug.i. n
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH DEER ISLE.

a
Mrs. simmer Foster, of Boston, Ia al
Charles Fosters.
Mrs. Masel Jones arrived home from
Beverly Wednesday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Well
inston Torrey July %.
Alec and Goodwin Thompson, who have
been on the yacht Inis, are at home.
John Annls, who Is employed on the
yacht Hilds, arrived home Sunday.
IraJ. Cousins and wife, OF BrooksyiIle,
were guests at the Ellis house sunday.
Mrs. e. r. Marshall and son Avery ar.
rived home from New York last week.
Justin Grindte and daughter, Miss
Jennie, arrived home from Portland last
Wednesday.
Mark c. wbitmore and wife returned
from Camden Tuesday, and are at their
cottage, Spring lodge.
Mrs. l.. F. Adams and son Henry have
closed their cottage, and returned to tbeir
home in Dorchester, Mass.
Alfred White, OF somerviile, Mass, and
J. J. Fee.y nd wife, Of Boston, have been
guests OF Mrs. ueorge l.. Hardy recently.
Mrs. Olive Weed died at ler home ut
Little Deer Isle June ls, aged sixty one
years. Deceased leaves six cons and one
daughter.
Mrs. Arthur Mussells and daughter,
Miss Nina, and Miss Lillian Bray, who
have been spending their vacation here,
have returned to their home in Everett,
Mass.
Marietta, wife OF Capt. Parker Lowe,
died at her home June -, aged sixty nine
years and ten months. Mrs. Lowe was
the daughter CT the late John and Sophia
Torrey, OF Surry. Besides her husband
she leaves i've children-George, who lives
in New York, Frank, of Maynard. Mass,
Samuel and William, Of this pace, ard
Mrs. Alberta Hatch, of South Boston.
Aug. /. e.
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TRENTON.
July 30.

Herbert Moore, OF Ellsworth, Is cutting
George Stefford's hay.
Alex. Prize and son Clarence, OF Frank
fort, are In town haying.
George Stanley and wife, OF Holden, are
guests OF their daughter, Mrs. Benjamin
Jordan.
Miss Cora Jackson, OF New York, Is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. jackson, at the
home Of Daniel Hamilton.
Sanford Springer, wife and child, of
Lawrence, Mass, are guests OF Mr..
Springer's mother, Mrs. Frances Springer.
Mrs. Francis Head, OF Bangor, operator
with the Bucksport and East orIand tele-
phone company, is spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Jordan.
Aug.l. l.
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MARIAXILLE.
Aug. l,

Mrs. Louisa Frost Is very feeble.
A very light crop of hay this season.
There was preaching at the chapel Sum
day by Rev. ID. B. Smith, OF franklin.
Clarence Brewer and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a tine boy.
Those who could not attend the crystal
wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. White
will be interested to learn little about it.
The following is from the Boston Sunday
Journal: "Guests from all over New
England attended the crystal wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. White, 30 Centre
street, Dorchester, Mass. Five hundred
Chinese lanterns with an abundance OF
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DEATH OF MRS. LYDIA A. YOUNG.

DEATH OF MRS. LYDIA A. YOUNG.
Tuesday, july 26, Mrs. Lydia A. Young
died at her home at Birch Tree farm,
Partridge Cove, aged sixty years, after a
protracted illness OF about six months.
just week before her death she re-
ceiveG severe stroke OF paralysis, which
rendered her left side entirely helpless and
speech impossible. In this condition she
remained until death came to her release.
Mrs. Young has been member of the
Baptist church here for fifteen years, and
also an interested member OF the grange
since its organization. Her kindness of
heart often led her to the bedside OF the
sick and suffering and to help those that
needed her assistance in every way pos
sible, and 1t was with bright Christian
hope and a longing TO be at rest beside her
companion, who was called only short
time before, that she passed peacefully TO
rest.
Her only son Ralph is left to mourn her
loss and 1t was he who, together with his
companion, has lovingly cared for her
through the months she has been laid
aside.
Funeral services were held at the church
at 1890 Thursday morning, Rev. }. p.
simonton officiating, and amid weslt h
OF flowers she was laid to rest in Forest
Hill cemetery.
Aug. l. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-08-03
NORTH BLUEHiLL..

There was dance In the grange hall
Saturday evening.
Roy Tucker, of Milford, Mass, spent
last week at II. s. Dunbar's.
Miss Mabel Franks, OF Bath, is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Abbie Cushing.
ChiIdren's night viii be observed In
Hslcyon grange Saturday evening, Aug. o.
Harlan Cunningham and wife are the
proud parents of daughter, born July p.
John Hasty and wife, OF Maiden, Mass,
who have been at Arthur Wescott's, re-
turned home Friday.
Mrs. Mary McCasiin, guest of Mrs. d.
p. Dun bar, has been i'll during her stay
here. She is attended by DIR. Wsrdweli,
of Penobscot.
Aug. /. w.