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n this Miss Alice Fischer played Portia. and
Naciyn Arhucke, Lawranoe Dorsay. Edwin Arden
and many more were IN the cast. The siit caused
iiu.a u.errir2ent A trayesty on the by Gosh
drama. called Way Up East" PLAYED by Marshall
7. wilder hammond Hitchcock and others and
fancy called The Holidays written by Grant
afternoon.
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Burnetts Vanilla Extract
the best best Is none too good fer v,r food
and drink. Insist having Burnetts
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Miss Viola Allen will leave the hospital to-day
pronounced quite recovered

AZ the climax q the second act Of Candida at
tie Vaudeville Theatre on Monday night the new
automatic asbestos curtain suddenly became too
automatic and rushed down with noise Ike the
wind and stage thunder combined II smut OF thu
s.ate rom view IN a tw-inking. and the audience,
lercclAlnE that Il was an accident. had fear OF
fire and laughed heartily. The curtain vas raised
again IN a Jew moments. and Mr.. DAILY and his
left on.
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All Business Men
should Members Of
THE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY
OF TuE CITY or NEW YORK
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERWRITERS

Great PineIawn Cemetery 2315 acrss-serd for f1us-
ated pamphlet and price list Of lots IS Broad 81
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stephen Merritt EmbTg Ist. Undertaken. s41-s "
Esd ST Tel 1874 or l325 Chelsea Frank z. CampbeIl
Rev. stephen Merritt, the world known IN
tertaker only one place q business shave f9th-
st. largest WorId Tel ia and 10 Chelsea
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you
WILL
FIND
THEsD
SERVICES
BIZ THE
SOCIETY
USEFUL
EVERY
WEEK.
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CHIPS.
May
CHIPS.
OTTER CREEK.

Mrs. George Grover spent last week at
Southwest Harbor.
Ansel Davis has shipped to go fishing
from Cranberry Isles.
Herman Bracy has gone to Seal Harbor
to work for A. e. Clement.
Road-Commissioner Sidney Bracy has a
crew here at work on the roads.
Mrs. Walter Durham, OF Bar Harbor, is
visiting at Mrs. Linda Richardson's.
Miss Alberta Bunker is home from Milo
where she has been attending school.
Andrew Davis who has been i'll for
some time, is still confined to the house.
Mrs. Emma Turnbull is home from the
Bar Harbor hospital, where she has been
for treatment.
Mays. ANON.
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The funeral OF Lillian, wife OF John w.
AIlsn, was held at her late home, Ia
NlaAols street, HaverhiIl, Mass, April q.
The remains lay in a couch casket of
lsssnder, lined with cream-colored satin.
Tbs Arlington qusrtetie sang. There
wsre many beautiful floral emblems, to-
gether with remem brances from the Puri-
tam mothers club and Liberty council,
Daughters OF America, OF which Mrs.
Allen was an active and highly valued
mRmber.
Mrs. Allen was born in Sedgwick thirty
three years ago, the youngest daughter OF
the late Joseph Hutchings. Her girlhood
WIS spent in her native town. Her first
marriage was to Slower Henderson, OF
South Bluehill, but in few months she
was left widow.
In 1895 she went to HaverhiIl, and five
years ago married Mr.. Allen. She was a
devoted wife and mother, and outside her
home life she will be greatly missed.
Two years ago her falling health became
noticeable, and during the last six months
her trouble developed rapidly. She leaves
a husband, a son, Clarence Raymond, foui
years of age, mother, Mrs. Amsnds
Hutchings, whose home is in Sedgwick
and two sisters-Mrs. Martha Eaton, Of
Brooklin, and Mrs. Henry L. Morgan, Of
Sedgwick.
Nav 3. SPEC.
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ASHVILLE.
SPEC.
Mays.

Louis Martin, who has been at Show
hsssn since last October, is home.
John Carpenter has moved for the season
to his summer cottage at the Point.
Miss Ethel Martin, of Morancy, was the
guest of Miss Maude Small Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Bunker Is cleaning up her
store and will put in new stock of goods
next week.
Albert and Harry Hammond, of West
Gouids 6oro, we're the guests of their uncle,
B. E. Hammond, Sunday.
=. B. Hall, who lives at Sorrento, visited
his father and sister, Eta Hammond,
Sunday. Miss Belle Hall accompanied
him.
Mrs. Eliza Chilcott, of West Sullivan,
who has been visiting Mrs. E. e. Hill, will
go to Sullivan Center this week to visit her
brother and niece, Mr.. Chilcott and
daughter.
Miss Wilma Googins went TO Waltham,
Mass, last week. Her mother, Mrs. Julia
Tracy, accompanied her to Bangor. Mrs.
Tracy returned home after visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. Fl. Moore.
NAV @ n
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Mrs. e. T. Sylvester Is on the sick list.
Anthony Bye's father, from Canada, Is
here, and will make his home with his
son.
Austin Smith and wife were in Rock
land Tuesday; Mr.. Smith to purchase a
farm horse.
/ Elmer Warren and wife, of Bristol, r
L., are home and are with his mother,
Mrs. Susan Warren. Mr.. Warren is TO
open q saii-lott at Stonington-
Mrs. Adrian Stanley was on Wednesday
summoned to the bedside OF her father,
Charles Barbour, OF West Stonipgton,
who was taken suddenly and alarmingly
Ill. Slight hopes are entertained OF bis
recovery.
John F. Robbins has brought OF Ansei
Stanley the old homestead formerly owned
by his father, the late "Uncle Nathaniel
Robbins, who lived to be 103 years old.
Mr.. Robbins will remove the buildings
and use the land as farm.
NAV 9, @.
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THE MERRILL CLASS,

Ladies' night was observed by the Mer-
rili class Saturday evening, April 30. The
members and their friends to the number
of twenty-on gathered at the parsonage
at O'Clock. After supper the president,
George o. uanscom, called to order, and
words OF welcome were given by S. NJ.
Thompson.
The report OF the treasurer, Carl r.
Henscom, showed receipts for fourteen
Sundays of $3.50. The average attendance
has been nine. S. M. Thompson responded
to toast on the Sunday school.
Eugene NJ. Allen, in response to the
toast "The Merrill Glass;, gave a sketch OF
the life OF Rev. Daniel Merrill; Topics
OF the Day" were given by William II.
Closson.
The remainder OF the evening was spent
In a social way.
Sunday, May 1, ths pastor preached s
sermon appropriate to the anniversary OF
the Sunday school. At the school session
officers and teachers were elected as fol-
lowe: Superintendent, Eugene M. Allen
assistant, s. NJ Thompson; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Myrtle Closson; librarian,
Mrs. Julia Closson; assistant, Mrs. Abby
Page; organist, Miss Cora Hspscom
teachers, Frank M. Closson, Mrs. NJ. l.,
Elwell, Mrs. Dora Hanscom, Mrs. Annie
G. Allen, Miss Cora Hsnscom and S. NJ.
Thompson.
The report of the secretary and treas
urer showed that the school has made
good progress during the past year. The
average attendance has been thirty-six,
and the amount of money raised Si5.09.
Mrs. Hannah J. Allen, the retiring
uperintendent, has served the school
faithfully.
Next Sunday evening the pastor will
preach the first of a series OF sermons on
"Men OF the Bible".
Maya. RAE.
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NORTH CAsTINE.
B.

Capt. Ezra Conner is home from a coast
ing trip.
Edward West is laying the foundation
for new ell and stable.
Miss Annie Dunbar leaves to-day to
begin her school in Orland.
Mrs. Mary j. Deyereux is home, after
spending the winter in New York.
George A. Grindle, who has been shore
fishing for several weeks, is at home.
Miss Maud WardwelI has been the guest
of Mrs. Dora A. Leach the past week.
Rev. T. W. Fessenden has so far recov-
cred from his recent illness as to attend to
his duties.
The school in the Dunbar district begins
to-day, taught by Miss Mary Hutchfns, of
North Penobscot.
Roy and Harvey Webster, engineer and
fireman Of the steamer fremont, spent
Sunday with their parents, Daniel Web
ster and wife.
Mrs. George Dunbar. with her son
Robert, left last Thursday for Astoria,
Oregon, where she will join her husband
who has charge of dredger at the mouth
of the Columbia river.
MAY 2. l..
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ARE.
aournwEsr nARRoR.

Capt. Howard Robbins, OF Breskwetsr
light station, is visiting his family here
| for a week.
Several houses In town are receiving
their new coats OF paint, among the
number, Oils Mills cottage and Clare
Clark's homestead.
Mrs. Charles E. Cook, of Bangor, is in
town for few days, having brought her
| father, who Is recovering from a severe
Illness, to bis home at Center.
Mrs. Blanche Harmon has been steadily
gaining since the physicians decided that
she need not be taken TO hospital. Her
sister, Mrs. Lillian Robbins, is still with
ter. 4s
Madsme Walker and daughter, who
have speas the past four months with
Rev. Dean A. Walker and wife, have re-
turned to their home In Auburndaie,
Mass.
Arthur Gilley and Merle Walls returned
last week from Medfield, where they have
been employed through the winter. The
girls from the straw factory will be home
next week.
Mrs. Edwin Clark. who, with her
youngest daughter, spent the winter with
her mother In Cherry deld, returned home
last week, visiting at the home OF her
father-in-lsw, Nathan Clark, until her
own cottage was vacated.
Mr.. Southwick, OF the lumber company,
who has occupied the Edwin Clark cot
tsge through the winter, has moved into
the Hotel Anterior, at Somesville, W here
timhered land has been secured, and the
mill at Long Pond will be transferred to
the new field OF operations.
On Sunday the old store belonging to
A. l. Holmes disputed the right of. way
with sill the teams in town, ana being
stationary across the road. had the best
Of the argument, the teams being forced
to make wide detour around the build
ings OF J. T. r. Freeman to get into the
main road. The building Ia on the move
to- day to q location at the back OF the
Holmes store to make place for the new
cottage to be erected on its site.
| Msye. SPRAY.
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WEST EDEN.
May O.

d. w. Mckay went to Bangor this
morning for a few days.
Inez Torrey, of Southwest Harbor, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mamie Reed.
Mrs. Lula Luryey and little daughter
Vida are visiting Mrs. Lurvey's parents at
Salisbury Cove.
Mrs. Judith Kittredge spent few days
last week at Bar Harbor the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Q. P. Rich.
w. F. Higgins, who has been employed
at e. e. Sargent's the past winter, has
gone to Bar Harbor for the summer.
Miss Mile Ray, accompanied by her
little sister Pauline and niece Alice, has
gone to Stonington for the summer.
Fred GoRya and family have returned
from Palm Beach, Fla, and viii spend a
few weeks with Mrs. Gonya's mother,
Mrs. Ida Rich.
The s. I. L. NJ. held appropriate exer-
cises Arbor day. Following was the pro-
gramme: Singing, school; scripture read
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HALL QUARRY.

Mrs. J. n. Macomber and daughter
Baznice are quite III.
Miss Barbara Pstrie, of Boston, is visit
iEs her parents, Alex Petrie and wife.
Campbell 4 Macomber have started
their quarry at the hubble, and others
will start soon.
Lewis ". Hartman has five old and
valuable German silver coins. They were
given him by the mats of the schooner
William Booth,
Almena, vile OF Ebert Richardson,
dad April q, after an Illness OF one week,
aged thirty-one years, eleven months anc
five days. Besides her husband she leaves
four children, two brothers-Vaughn
Stanley, OF SouthwestlH srbor. and Joseph
Stanley, OF somesville, and one sister
Mrs. James Varnum, of Seal Harbor.
May 2. SPEC.
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TEACHERS, MEETING.

The first meeting of the teachers oil
Sedgwick WAS held here April 80. Maria
Thompson is president. The following
officers and committee were elected: L.
Nj. Allen, secretary; Phebe Durgain,
treasurer; Minnie Gray, Mildred Vessel,
committee on programme; Mildred wes-
sci, Minnie Gray. Cora Hanscome, COM
mittee to draw up constitution and by
laws.
After the business the following pro-
gramme was carried out:
How would you teach the grammar school
geography to those beginning the book,
EN- Allen
Method of teaching a child TO read.
Phebe Durgain
Question-w hen would you advance the
scholar from one reader to another In the
second, third and fourth grade, Inez Page
How analysis, diagraming and parsing
should be taught. Minnie Gray
The next meeting will be held Saturday,
May IS, at precinct 5.
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M'KINLEY.
Maya.

School is in session, taught by Miss
Clara Alien, of Sedgwick.
A social dance will be held in Union
hall, Friday evening, May 10.
Miss Lula Richardson is home from
Boston. where she has been employed the
past year.
w. q. Richardson and family who have
been spending the winter in Boston are
here for the summer.
The Y's are rehesrsing for the DIR ma
"An Open Secret" to be given sometime
the last of the month.
Prayer meeting was held at William
Gott's Thursday evening. Next week
the service will be held in the church.
Miss Frances Knowles, OF Addison,
teacher of the grammar grade of the
West fremont school, spent Sunday with
friends here.
Friends of Mrs. Lewis Holmes aud Miss
Marion Wilson, patients at the Maine
general hospital, will be glad to hear Of
their recovery.
May 8. ANON.
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SOMESVILLE.

The Misses Fannie and Elsie Richardson
are visiting in Bar Harbor.
NJ. L. Allen aud son Waiter were In
Bangor Thursday of last week.
James B. Allen is in Wellesley, Mass,
with hts aunt, Mrs. w. g. Tucker.
Mrs. Austin Richardson has been chosen
librarian in the place of Mrs. William
Remission.
Mrs. j. j. Somes returned from Bar
Harbor Saturday, bringing her grand
daughter with her.
Mrs. Isaac Somes has gone to Hardwick
VT, called there by the illness of her son
William, who has typhoid fever. His
friends hope for speedy recovery.
May 3. II.
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SPRAY.
NORTH LAMOINE.

Miss Jessie Christie is home from Ellis
worth.
James Dyer, of Gouldsboro. visited at
c. NJ. Kittredge's the past week.
Edward Herrick, OF BluehilI, made q
short visit to Almon Grsy's last week.
Ira Hagan. IT,, wife and little daughter
are the guests of his parents, Ira Hsgan
and wife.
Rufus Hougkins, who has been IN
Seattle, Wash, the past year and half,
is home.
Fred Hagan, who has employment in
Redstone, n. a., is home for short
| vacation.
Mrs. Hannah Carlisle, OF Ftchburg,
Mass, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Christie.
Mrs. L. j. Bragdon Is visiting relatives
in Esstbr Mrs. =. l.. Holt Is keeping
house for her.
Mahion Wilbur, wife aud little daugh-
ter have been the guests OF Mrs. c. 81.
Kittredge the past week.
Mrs. Harriet SswteIle, who has bean
seriously III, is somewh hat improved. Mrs.
Jane Grindie is caring for her.
The boat Wilbur, Capt. Bragdon, is
making daily trips TO Bar Harbor. Her
starting and landing place Is from g. b.
Hodgkins' wharf.
The ice-cream and cake social and sale
of the North Lamoine sidewalk society,
held at the schoolhouse on Friday even
ing, was we'll attended and success
financially.
Mrs. Leila Vincent goes to Houlton this
week. She is In poor health, and is hop
ing to derive benefit from the drier air
of Aroostook. Her mother, Mrs. Eta
Richardson, Will accompany her.
May 8. Y.
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RAE.
SOUTH BROoKsvILLE.

A W. Gray is quite i'll.
The W. o. Nettleton arrived with
freight Monday.
The Lizzie Clark is loading gravel in
the bay for Portland.
Miss Louise Bates is quite i'll with in
hammation of the bowels.
The Gold Hunter has gone to Naskeag
aud Bluehill with freight.
Joseph NJ. Bates, Herbert Bates and
wife left for Bangor Thursday.
The village school is in session taug ut
by Miss Grace Slower. of North Brooks
Vile.
Mrs. g. L. Read, Mrs. Orris Gray and
Nettie Carter, of Naskeag, were in town
Wednesday.
The remains of Mrs. Joseph NJ. Bates
were brought here from Hermon Centre
for burial on Tuesday. The funeral was
conducted at p. m. Wednesday in the
Methodist chapel at Bucks Harbor. Mrs.
Bates was fitty-seger years and seven
months OF age. She had resided at South
BrooksviIIe until within the past two
years. She leaves four sons-Luther,
Willie snd Harold, OF South Brooksville,
and Herbert, Of Hermon Centre, and q
husband, Joseph NJ. Bates. She was the
youngest of a family of five-S. D.
Coombs OF South Brooksville, Rhoda
B4ssett, Mrs. G. l.. Read, of Naskeag, and
Mrs. Robert Snow, OF Hyannis, Mass.
The interment was at Sylvester Condor S
burial ground.
Nc
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TRENTON.

kidder Moore, sr., is on the sick list.
Charles Quinn has gone to Ellsworth to
work.
Forest Springer, who has been very i'll,
is out again.
Eben Smith, OF Sullivan, was the guest
of bis brother Josiah few days recently.
Miss Blanche Haynes, who has been
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Guy Emery, has returned.
Melvin Mcfarland, who has been visit
ing his wife, has returned to Boston. MIR.
and Mrs. Mcfarland sre receiving con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth of a son, born
April 20.
May 3. J.
George Romer has gone into the milk
business.
School in district is taught by Miss
Lillisn Gilbert.
Eben Hodgkins is home from Kendes,
where he has been teaching.
Mrs. Ida Mosley, who has been with her
mother, has returned to Ellsworth.
Henry Smith visited friends aud rela-
tives In Esstbrook and Franklin a few
days last week.
Frank Fernald and wife, of Ellsworth
Falls, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery Sunday.
Miss Maud Jordan and Ionic Wood
worth, OF Bar Harbor, spent Sunday with
Miss Jordan's parents, Benjamin Jordan
and wife.
Mays. j.
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EAST ORLAND.

George Snow and wife were In Bluehill
Sunday.
School began to-day, taught by Miss
Louise Rowe.
J. NJ. Gray, OF Bangor, spent Sunday
with his brother Avery.
T. F. Mason started his box mill last
week, and is running full crew.
Miss Beatrice Woodbridge, of Bar Har-
Dor, is the guest of Walter Leach.
Miss Gertrude Mason visited her sister,
Mrs. Jennie Gross, the pat week.
James Davis and family visited relatives
at West Penobscot Saturday and Sunday.
May 2. NJ.
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ATLANTIC.

Rita Staples has gone to Black island to
teach.
The farmers are delaying planting, it lie
so cold. Seth Stoekbridge has few peas
planted.
Seth Stockbridge and wife came from
Stoniugton Monday night. Timothy Bar
bour and wife came with them to spend a
few days.
Mrs. Leslie Joyce left Thursday morn
ing for Boston with Mickey, Mr.
Cooiidge's little dog which has spent the
winter here while the Coolidges were
in Europe. They have spent several
seasons here.
Nav g. &
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While he was vice pres,os,,
Roosevelt Joined masonic la, ~
Oyster Bay. and alter he becams
dent quite pressure was brouvht s ~
him TO continue taking degrees srs spOa
come one of the higher devotees !, = "
order. "Don't you Think he ass.. 'as
body OF Mssons who had waited :
him, shat with the various matter. 10a
pending 1t would be better ior,me NJ, wv :
add goat-riding to my other duties,n !"
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COUNTY NEWS.
,oy Additional County Ss,ps. sec Other pages
NORTH sEDGwICK.

Roy Allen broke one bone in his hand
at his mill last week.
William Lufkin, OF Sedgwick, has
moved into the cottage that has just been
finished near Roy Aliens mill
Mrs. Nellie Staples has two children i'll
with the measles. Harold, who has been
III two weeks, Is better, but Dwight Is
dangerously Ill.
lin, is spending a few weeks with his
grandfather while his mother, Mrs. Fred
Cole, is in Boston.
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ing; reading, A Legend OF the Silver
Maple, Fanny Young; recitations, Harold
Knowles, Lettie Paine; song, Arbor Day,
school; Arbor day exercise. grade / reel
tations, Sylvia Moseley, Luzetts Swszey;
quotations, school; song, school; readings,
Leonia Paine, Eleanor Kittredge; exercise,
Our Favorite Tree, school; recitation,
octa Hamor; closing address. Mildred
Mayo.
May9 M
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RARrLErT,s ISLAND.

d. G. BARTLETT, who has been very i'll, is
improving.
George Ray has moved into the John
Dix house.
Abel and Wesley Bartlett are building
their weirs.
F. q. Bartlett, of Northeast Harbor,
formerly OF this place, has been very Ill,
but is now improving.
May 8. B.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sot addstlonaI ooanlg Nsw. bee olher pags
pENoBsCoT.


Cyrus K. Bridges is painting his house.
School commences here to day, taught
by Miss Edith Hatchins.
5. @. yarnum has been making some
needed repairs on the schoolhouse.
Miss Mabel Sellers, who has been en-
pioyed at Medfield, Mass, is at home.
Capt. William Sellers lie home from a
trip to New York. He win sail this week
for New York with lumber.
Colon Leach killed an eight months old
pig April 26 which weighed 200 pounds.
Experts called 1t beauty. Here is a
record In pig-rsising which Hancock
county farmers will hnd hard to beat.
W. j. Gresmer has gone to Portland as
proxy from Rising star lodge, f. and A.
NJ, to attend the grand lodge. Mr..
Creamer will go to Boston, snd on his re-
turn will attend the democratic conven-
ton at Fairfield.
May 2. SUBA.
Earl F. Sellers has gone to Bangor to
take a COURSE of study at business col
iege.
Mabel Sellers has the measles.
Merle Fields, of Chelsea, Mass, spent
Sunday In town.
ID. G. littlefeld and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF daugh-
ter born Mays
Mrs. George o. Littlsdeld left Saturday
for Newport News. where she will join
her husband who is an officer OF the bat
tleship Missouri.
The dwelling house OF Nahum yarnum
vas burned early Friday morning. The
Are caught around the chimney. Insured
io lod and Home and Every Land.
Sfcerely yours, always for temperance,
a4 LILLIAN MAY BoBRINs,
b9eyland street Upham's Corner, Bos-
Mass, President Hancock County w.
II. U.
May 9, 1904.