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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-12-01
NEW ERA FOR RUSSIA.
The Car Likely TO Grant to His Sub.
leets a Constitution.

81 Petersburg Nov 26.--The unex
pected may happen after all The
meeting of the Zemstvoists. First
Russian Congress" as IL IS now called
may indeed work the inauguration Of .
new era for Russia Emperor Nicho.
las, the initiator OF Che plan Tor uni
Fersal disarmament may turn back
upon the reactionarics and crown his
reign by granting 20 his subjects the
constitution which his grandfather had
already prepared when he feu by the
hand OF an assassin.
The basis OF such possibility Is the
significant fact that late Friday after.
noon the emperor received in the pal
ace az Tsarskoe Sclo. NJ. Shipon. OF
Moscow NJ Petunkeivitch. OF Tever.
~ Rodzlanko. OF Ekaterinoslav. and
~o..i,. neidcn. four prominent mem
oers OF the Iemstvo congress. and list.
ened at length 20 their views. IL de.
velops that when Minister OF Interior
SViatopolS-Mirsky presented the ZEN
stvo memorial and resolutions on No
vember "a the emperor was so deeply
impressed as well by the contents Of
the documents as by the character Of
the signers and that he immediately
expressed a desire 10 personally re
ceive a deputation Of four.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-12-01
AN EXTENSIVE SCHEME.
Effort 70 Establish An American Rail-.
road Appliance Exhibition.

Washington, Nov 26-The District
commissioners have approved the gen
erai plan proposed for the establish
ment OF the American Railroad Appli-
anee exhibition IN connection with the
international Railroad Congress. which
meets in Washington next May. Tie
scheme Is an extensive one and will
require a Joint resolution BY congress
and the approval OF the war depart
meRt and the District Of Columbia.
Il Is proposed 10 bold In connection
with the railroad congress an exhibit
ton OF American railroad appliances.
In the interest Of the extension Of Am
erican trade to foreign markets. The
exhibition will be held on a teu-acre
site near the Washington monument
II the consent Of the war department
be secured.
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So oolIeae Team peIeatea.

Lexington. Ky. Nov -Ou,piayed
IN an respects Kentucky university.
champions FOR three years. was defeat
ed Thursday by State college in their
annual game. The score was 81 Co g..
Woodland saving X. O.. from O white
wash by kicking a soal from the 25-
yard line. The cadets early found the
weak spots IN the heavier crimson
team, ana hammered Do for gains az
an critical stages OF the game Two
touchdowns We're made hv line piung-
IS and The other two BY end INNS.
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m'KlNLEY MONUMENT.
It Was Unveiled at the Main Entrance
Of Golden Gate, San Francisco.

san Francisco. New. 25.-A monu-
ment 10 the memory Of President Nc
kinley was unveiled Thursday al the
main entrance Of Golden Gate park. It
is a symbolical statue Of the republic.
modelled by Robert Aitkin, a sculptor
OF this city. and cast in bronze. The
figure. on a granite pedestal. repre-
sents woman OF heroic size with
large sword IN one hand and an upllft.
ed palm in the other. The presenta-
ton was made by former Mayor James
ID. Phelan.
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EVACUATION OF NEW YoRk.
sons Of the Revolution Give a Dinner
in the Historic Old Tavern.

New York. Nov. 26.--The long room
Ia the historic old Francis tavern.
where Gen. George Washington babe
farewell % his officers. Friday was the
scene OF an Informal dinner given By
the Sons Of the Revolution in honor Of
the evacuation OF the city by the Brit.
ish troops In 1898. There we're about
20 persons present. including many
who subscribed toward he fund for
the purchase OF the tavern.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-12-01
FOOTBALL PLAYING.
Legislation Forbidd.na Il Urged BY
James r. Rowiey. o. Chicago.

Ch.caso Sow 26 state legislation
iorliaiing the playing o. football IN
Illinois. Indiana. Michigan and Wis
oonsin Isl being urged by James F.
Rowioy. of this city. whose son. Jas
r. Rowley lr. died from injuries re-
ceivcd In game on November 9.
Parents oi sons tgho have been KIN.
ed Ia the season just closed have been
asked Co cooperate with him. Through
the enactment 20 "a similar law In the
-FOUR states az the same time. Mr. Row
Icy hopes to secure Che aid OF an edu-
cational Institutions neither state prof
itlng from the abolition Of the sport IN
ncishborlng Institutions
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FOOTBALL GAME ACCIDENTS.
Several Players Were Severely Injured
In New Jersey ard New York.

IN New Jersey ard New York.
Now York nov g5-IIarry sheri.
Can. ntnoack of ;he seaton college
football team. was severely Injured
dur.ns "a same with the Forrest Hm
near Newark ". J.. Thursday. lie
had several ribs broken
At Taryiown. n rlmc between
the Calumet Athletic club and the Tar
rytoVn Field club. George Miles. son
~ q rich don't bad bis right ear
torn on
At Long island CITY. Thomas Ken.
nedy had several ribs fractured and
was Internally injured
Ar Newark ncl. .n a game between
Delaware col'cec and Maryland Arri.
cultural college. Capt GIN. OF the LAT.
Ger team. bad bis suu fractured In
s-rlmmare
Lansing. Mich Nov eG.-J w. Bur.
dette. of Beroa Ky IL student az the
M'chigan Agricultural college. died
Friday FROM injuries received in a
football game last week Ills spleen
was rupfurcd
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PRINCE FUsHlmL
The Distinguished japanese Leaves
on His American Tour.

St Louis Nov. 25.-Prince Fushini.
Japanese soldier and uobieman. who
has been visiting the exposition since
last Saturday departed Thursday for
Philadelphia and will continue 20 tour
America before returning 20 Japan.
Every courtesy has been extended to
Prince Fushimi and his party during
his visit here. and everything has been
done 90 show the visitors the entire
World s fair during the limited time
permitted. Mr.. Sato. master OF csre-
monies. stated that Prince Fushimi
had enjoyed his visit here and car
ried away the fondest remembrances.
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NORTH SEA INCIDENT.
United States VIII Be Represented on
the Commission Of Inquiry.

Washington. Nov. 2S.-Gratified BY
the spirit which has animated the con.
tracing parties in agreeing 10 entrust
70 a commission the ascertainment Of
the questions Of fact connected with
the North Sea incident. the United
States government viii cordially Co
operate IN the naming OF the commits
sion by the designation OF one Of its
high naval officers as a member OF
that body. The outcome is especially
pleasing to the administration. follow.
ing as Il does 50 closely on President
Rooseveits invitation to the powers
Of the world for a second Hague con.
ference.
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RUSH OF IMMIGRANTS.
The Station at Ellis Island. New York.
Is OVercrowded.

New York. Nov 26-so great has
been the rush of immigrants to This
port within the last few days that TAO
immigration station az ellis island was
crowded Friday and several thousand
Storage passengers We're forced to re-
main Friday night on board the steam
ers on which they arrived from Eu-
rope. When the Baltic came In dur.
Ing the forenoon with a stecrage list
numbering 100. the omcials OF the
steamer were Informed that there was
no room for them on the island Five
thousand immigrants already we're
crowded in the detention quarters
while the normal handling capacity OF
the present force Of inspectors is only
1000 Under the circumstances they
refused absolutely 70 handle She add
uonal 100 brought In by the Baltic
and the steamship officers were oblig-
ed TO keep them or board under guard
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New York. Nov 25.-Bosinoss fall
nres in the United States for the week
ending November "a number Is3. a.
against $50 last week, 1877 In the like
week in 1903. 1872 in 1902. 1ss IN 1901.
In Canada failures for the week mum.
Der 81. as against "a last week.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
'sPort Of the Chief Of the Department
Of Domestic Exploitation.

81 Louis. Nov. 25.-Charles NJ
ss'es' chief Of the department Of do
SO exploitation, who will retire
sem The Worlds fair December I aft
,uiee years service. submitted his
"a report to President Francis on
thursday.
i-e report states that the total
Ount appropriated by ~ states.
- territories and the insular pos
.a'ons Of the United States for the
ositon purposes was s9.2S1.777. OF
81 AMOUNT. the report says. 1902
vas each. the balance being rep
.e1'ea by furniture and exhibits.
~ me Chicago exposition the states.
Il Torres and possessions Of the Unit
S'@'es appropriated $3.50 .5sl.
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Middlchurg. KY. Nov. 2S-Abraham
Lipe So. business man of this coun-
~. was united in marriage TO Miss
Lula Wheeler. the pretty l7-year-oid
daughter Of Richard Wheeler. "a we'll
70 DO farmer Of Celeste. thfs county.
Rev. ". G. Mon-.amarv nm.-a--..
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Wilmington, Del, Nov. 2s-AIexls 7.
Dupont. member Of the E. l. Dupont
DeNemours Co, died az his home near
this city. For 8 number Of years he
was engaged in the manufacture OF
paper in Louisville and later was iden-
tined with street railways.
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Elizabethtown. KY, Nov. 26.-TRe
present drouih is the worst since 1854.
There has been no rain OF any material
value for I've months. The pastures
are parched up. ponds and small
streams are dried up and stock water
IL diMcuit to obtain.
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Bellevue. KY, Nov. 2s-Unexpected
and great JOY came TO the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred JOY, Of 81 Berry ave-
nue.. in the return OF their son. Walter.
whom they had mourned as dead for
a number Of years. He was their only
son
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shelbyviiie. Ky. Nov. 2S.-A great
water famine is now on in Shelby
county The Water and Light Co has
cut of the supply OF water except for
actual needs. The wheat crop recent
ly sown viii be complete failure. it
is believed
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Cincinnati. Nov. IS. - George @.
Smith. the bandmas,er. famiEisrly
known as -smittie.- died suddenly Of
apoplexy az Parts. KY. between and
10 a. m Friday. He was one Of the
best known musicians In the csntral
vest.
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Lexington. Ky. Nov. 2S.-Horsemen
from all parts OF the country are be-
ginning to arrive here for the Fasig-
Upton sales which open Tuesday. The
advance guard of both buyers and sell
ers arrived Sunday night.
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Owensboro. Ky. Nov. 2S-Fire at
this place at an early hour Sunday
morning destroyed the Gilmore large
tobacco factory and several other
smaller buildings The totai loss viii
reach about $4,000.
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Colorado Springs. Col. Nov. 2s.-A
party ~ three young people from Chi
cago beearse lost on Pixies Peak Sat
urday and were compelled to spend
the night exposed 70 the rigors OF
mountain weather
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Norfolk. Va. Nov. 24.-Engineers
began the frst work on the site OF the
jamestown exposition. which will be
held here in 1907 to Commemorate the
tereentenary Of the first permanent
Saxon settlement
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ThIrty-Five injured in a Wreck.

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. 2S.-Thlrty.
five persons were injured. none fatal
", late Sunday by the cerailment Of
Passenger train No. on the Mobile
4 Ohio railway one mile east OF Co.
lambus, Miss.
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Negro Wants to Be Postmaster.

Cadiz, Ky, Nov. 26.-The fight for
the Cadiz post once promises 10 he
lively one. Il is reported by one OF
the leading republicans Of the town
that there viii be six white applicants
and one Nero
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Nv wv sork. Nov. 2S.-The givers Of
Z $4,000 20 the Union Theological
mary following an announcement
- sttitude toward the Westminster
.'ssslon Of faith. are Morris X. jess
Il -nd TIE widow OF William Earl
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Charged Win Being a nefsul,sr.

Williamson. W. Va. Nov 2s.-Charg-
ed with being a defaulter in the sum
OF $4,000 from the Norfolk & Western
railroad. Richard Anderson. the agent
at Canterbury, was arrested and is
now In jail az Williamson.
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Washington. Nov 24.-Rr. Adm
Robiey d. Evans (~Fighting Bobrl
has been selected by the navy depart
ment 20 succeed RI. Adm. Berkley IN
command Of the North Atlantic aeet
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-10-05
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

Miss Grace Carroll, who has hsen clerk
at the Dirigo hotel Tor the season. left Tor
Boston on Monday for visit OF several
weeks, where she wilt be the gusst Of Mrs.
Schuyler Clark.
Road Commissioner Ferna'd IL doin .
valuable piece Of work in draining the
roadwsy from the corner TO the Holmes
sewer, the Overflow having caused much
trouble ia the winter season.
George Msson, OF BluehIli, with his
mother, Mrs. William Mason, and his sis.
ter, Miss Rendie, spent tow days OF last
week With his nDcle, J. b. Mason. taking
= carriage drive TO Bar Hsrhor one day.
The train boats having tinishod their
seasons service TO Southwest Harbor on
sept. 30, and the withdrawal of tie night
mail st the same time, with the fitting
homeward OF the last hotel guest, gives .
lonesome feeling aud a warning of APP
preaching winter.
On Wednesday afternoon, Sept -. DR..
A. M. Fulton organized the Equal Suffrage
league Of Hancock county, With fslfiy
good number OF charter members. The
organizer was somewhat disappointed to
fnc that only Bar Harbor outside Of
Southwest, was represented, As IL was
deemed advisab bic TO distribute the officers
and directors over different sections OF the
county. Mrs. Esteiie Benson Stanley was
elected president; Mrs. Ann y. Greedy. OF
Ellsworth, honorary president; tho re-
maining officers to be elected at the next
meeting. The consultations was read aud
discussed, and a NEST interesting session
held In spite of the fac, that many who
would have been present we're attending
conventions elsewhere.
Our whole community has been pain
fully shocked over the sudden death 81
Mrs. Gertrude Clark. who passed away at
her home on Friday night, Sept %. after
short Illness. Mrs. Clark had been
some y hat out of health for some time,
bot no serious fears we're entertained
until within two weeks Of her death,
when q critical change OF condition
warned her friends of the fatal termlus.
ton. Her mother, Mrs. ssroHt,s Of
Cherry sieid, and her sister have been In
constant attendance since the case be-
came scrions. while her husbands
mot Der. ars. Nathan Clark, hss bad the
care OF the three little daughters.
the youngest q year old baby. now
left mot heriess. The funeral services
were held at the home Sunday afternoon,
intermeut in the Clark cemetery. Mrs.
Clark will be greatly missed, for she VA
a lsweet and gentle young swoman. a
patient devoted wife and tender mother.
Oct. 3. SPRAY.
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SOUTH BROWNSVILLE.

e. C. Mason Is of duty with bad leg.
A. W. Gray was in Bangor on business
last week.
irwin Condor has gone to Bar Hmrbor
for employment.
The steamer Verona Is at her winter
moorings In Gray's cove.
Henry and Norman Gray are working
in Csstine on the wsterworks.
A small whale has recently been seen
Inside the lodges at Powers Aarbor.
There is a new ooarder at Ralph Con.
don's. He will not be able to vote this
fail.
The Wilson Granite Co, after running a
small crew for two weeks, has shut down
again.
The ''rnstica,ors" have all gone, the
quarries have shut down and Bucks
Hsrbor Is quiet place.
Mrs. Sylvester Condor and Mrs. Elmer
circuit arrived home from a visit in
Aroostoek county last Friday.
Oct. 3. C.
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WEST FRANKLIN.

A young daughter arrived at Percy De-
Beck's Thursday night.
Miss Sylvia Jordan, of wsltham, ia
employed at DR.. DeBeck's.
Miss Alice McFarlane, OF Bar Harbor,
was IN town last week calling on friends.
Mics Hazel Harrison. who has been
employed at Seal Harbor during the sum
mer, Is at home.
John c. Butler has sold bis farm to Prot.
Wilson Batter, who will occupy 1t as q
summer residence.
Miss Angie Smith came home from
Eastbrook Friday, 10 stay with her
parents over Sunday.
s. s. Scsmmon has purchased stumpage
Of Julius Darling, and has men and teams
chopplng aud hauling to the mill.
Charles Clark came home from Sea
Harbor Thursday. While on the way he
had the misfortune to sprsln his ankle.
Fred Mckenzie and family arrived
home from Seal Harbor last week. He
will move to bis new home at Egypt soon.
Oct. 8. CHEER.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mrs. L.ottIe BuekiIn, OF Roekland. has
been visiting here.
Brigham Gordon has improved his
stable By fresh coat OF paint.
Frank G. Robinson and wife left FRI
day for their home in Lynn, Mass.
c. 81. Abbott and wife arrived home
Saturday from the fair at 81. Louis.
Ralph Springer, who is teaehing In
Eastbrook, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents here.
Charles Springer, formerly OF Franklin,
now OF China, passed through town last
week and called on Mira. Maria G. Gordon.
Friends OF e. q. Hammond and wife, OF
Berkeley, Cal, viii be pleased to hear OF
their safe arrival there on Sept. 10, after
two-montns' visit with relatives In Maine.
Hope has been abandoned for the safety
OF the crews OF the schooners William II.
Archer and Irving Leslie. Elijah Par
fridge and Sanford Lindsey. OF this piace
were Of the crew Of the Leslie.
Oct. 9. ID.
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COUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT HARBoR.

PROSPECT HARB0R.
Mrs. w. p. Hewins and children left for
Boston Friday.
J. b. Cole made business trip TO Port
land and Boston the last OF the week.
Mrs. Fred Lesvesi, OF Guilford, is with
her sister, Mrs. c. C. Lsrrabee, for short
visit.
Miss Nellie Jordan, OF Alfred. receet
guest OF Mrs. J. +. Perry, has returned
home.
Miss Grace Moore has returned from
I Bsr Hsrbor where she hss been for few
weeks.
Miss Gensyleve Cole went to Bar Hsr-
Dor, Saturday Tor few days st l.. B.
Deasy's.
aiss Berniee Fsrrsr, OF Winter Harbor,
was guest last week OF her aunt, Mrs. L.
D. Chase.
The Misses strout, OF Cherry field. wers
guests OF their aunt, Mrs. 4. r. Ray, one
d y last week.
Miss Tucker, teacher OF the grammar
school. ives the guest of Mrs. Milton JoF-
dan, Of Winter Hareor, over Sunday.
Mrs. J. Nj. Williams left Friday for Boa
ton to be present at the marriage OF her
uamesake, Miss Miller, OF Dorchester, on
Oct. 4.
Mrs, Fred Bsckford and her daughter,
Miss Blanche, were guests of Mrs. Oliver
Jones In West Gouldsboro, the last OF the
week.
Capt. pessy and wife started wednes-
Dag ON an extended trip To Portland,
Rumford Falls, Pennington, and else
" here.
Melville Cole brought q cluster of apple
blossoms last week TO the postoffiee,
where they caused considerable comment,
appearing about the time OF the cold
wave. Mr.. Cole reported several sprays
On come of his trees, along with the
apples ready to PICK.
Mrs. Alfred Hsmiiton's flowers at
tracted cousiderah bic attention on Sunday
untouched by Jack Frost, whiie those OF
many OF her neighbors' suffered so much.
There were beds OF mast rtlums, sweet
peas, petuniss and two large beds OF
hi.e asters which were the admirstion
OF all who ssw them.
Oct3 C.
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ARR.
NORTH LAMoINE.
Oct 3.

Mrs. Sarah Young has gone to Ports
mouth, n. H., to visit relatives.
Mrs. Burton Gilbert IL visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Moore, in Bristol, r 1.
Capt. A. b. Holt and wife, OF South
Gou'dsboro, were in town Sunday.
Miss Eunice Coeg:ns aud Miss fnez
Ford, who are attending school at Csstiue.
were present at the county grange here
last Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Hickey aud son Preston
Langley, who have been in town the past
two months, have gone to Atlantis, Ca,
to join Mr.. Hickey.
Miss Emma Austin, who Is tesching at
Winter Harbor. attended the annual
meetiag OF Hancock county Pomona
grange here Saturday.
Miss Annie NJ. Young hss returned from
Isiesiord where she has been employed the
past season. She is accompanied by her
friend. Miss Minnie E. spnrllng.
Mrs. Melville coou,hs. OF Birch Harbos.
was the guest OF Mrs E. F Young recently.
They attended the NJ. B. reunion at Con.
tention Cove last Thursdsy, and report
delightful time, IN spite OF the dampness
of the atmosphere on their return.
Oct q
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ASHvILLE.
Oct. 3.

Miss Dora johnson, who has been III, is
out again.
Herman Smith has returned from his
visit to Lewiston.
Miss Phronie johnson, who has been ili,
Ia BILE now to return to her school.
Edward Hodgkins and wife, who have
been visiting at Marlboro, returned sun
day,
Alden Robertson and son Ralph visited
W. ii. Bunker at South Gouid=bofo sun
day.
Moses Stevens, who was the guest of
Fred Bean, returned TO bis home at Els
worth Sunday.
Harry Il II and wife visited Mrs. HiIPs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wasgatt, at Pros
pect Harbor last week.
Charles Robertson, lie ans son Anon,
OF East Sullivan, were the guests Of Mrs.
Robertson's brother, Ellie Hanna, Sunday
Miss Leila Hodgkins, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Emma Carpenter at her
summer eottage at the Point, returned to
her home Sunday.
Oct. 3. b.
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MARLBoRo.
SPEC

George Treadwel is laid up with 8 bad
sore on his hand.
June Crabtree, of Hancock. came home
with Miss Audrey Hodgkins, who Is
teaching there, to stay over Sunday.
Oscar Ford, who Is at work in North
east Hsrbor, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. George Treadwell.
Walden Hodgkins, OF Red Beach, and
his son William, OF Bangor. were the
guests Of 8. II. Remiek and family Thurs
day night.
Mrs. Albert Hodgkins and little
daughter, of Bar Hsrbor, spent few days
last week with Mr.. Hodgkins' parents,
Ransom Hodgkins and wife.
Mrs. Edward Hodgkins has been visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. Sarah Hosgkins, the
past two weeks. Her husband came last
Thursday. They returned to Ashsille
Sunday.
Mrs. Abbie Bowden, who hiss spent the
past summer with her daughter, Mrs
Abram Duffey, at South BIuehiIl, lie homs
and has moved into s. a. Remick's house
formerly owned by Eben Hodgkins, Of
Trenton.
Friday was bad day for the Hodgkins
reunion, but about one hundred mat and