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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28
viii Be Lively IN Buhl District.

The installation of two logging
camps, one with headquarters at
the Kinney mine camps and the 9th.
err with headquarters at the old
Drake &. Stratton camps at the Shar-
on mine, by the w. T. Bailey Lum-
Der Co., and the opening ola camp
by the Mashek L,lm Der Co. and an
other by the Scott & Graf Co. near
Buhi will make make of thatvillage
during the coming winter one of
the iiveiiestsse cent on1 lseszrrzng
. In addition to the numbering in
terests which promise so much for
the commercial advancement of the
place during the winter months the
Yates and Frantz mines, properties
oflhe Consumers. Ore Co., will do
considerable work during the win
teEand the Grant, the Bull proper
ty of the Interstate Iron Co., will
be the scene of activity throughout
the winter, being placed in shape
for stripping early in the year.
The present activity at the prop
critics adjoining the village are not
of a temporary nature, and the fu-
ture holds-bright promise to resi-
dents and to those whose business
interests are allied with the welfare
and advancement of the village.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28
Competent JUDGES.

We run up an amusing incident
while standing on street corner
the other day. A couple of our
prominent citizens were discussing
the war in the east when one OF
them made the remark that the
Manchurian names robbed readers
Of the pleasure of keeping in; touch
with the doings in the Orient, when
his companion asked him where he
was from. "Mattewamkeag, Maine"
came the response. "And yoni'
asked the other. "Sabewaing,
Michigan" came the response.
And then. to drown their sorrows
and avoid a further discussion OF
the subject which was erstwhile
uppermost in their minds, they did
not 60 to the corner grocery, be.
cause there happened to be a sor-
row cure closer at hand.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28
viii Have Neat City Hall.

The village authorities of Bull
purchased the recently vacated
school building of District No. 80
located a block south of the present
city, hall property, and will remove
same to the village lots and re.
model it for use as a city hall. "A
tireproof Jail will also be added to
the villages holdings, and Bull
will shortly be as amply provided
with municipal buildings as any
village of it's size in the state. ~, ,. =
The village also owns its own
light and water plant, and contem:
plates the laying Of a sewerage sys
tenn the coming summer. -. -
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28
Patent Received at Last.

The state of Minnesota is now in
position to grant a state lease To
township 5S1a-17, more commonly
known as the "Virginia- Silver" o,
would be were it not for the fact
that Ex-Auditor Dunn signed a
lease to this trip on the last day OF
incum bency of the state auditors
Office. State Auditor Iverson on
Monday, October "a, 1904, received
from Washington the patent for the
famous strip, containing a trifle
more than 36 acres and a small
body of ore, as proven by drill work
done on the strip some three years
ago.
+ And election is November 9Th. f. 4
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28
Hunters Wolf Bouoty increased.

= Hunters Wolf Bouaty Increased.
= Until April 30th, 1908, St. Louis
county will pay twenty dollars for
full grown wolves and three dol
lars for cub wolves. =.
= In order to get this bounty take
the wolf to the nearest township
clerk. pay him thirty-five cents and
get certificate. Take or send this
certificate, together with hide OF
wolf, having the head and ears left
on it, to the county auditor, Duluth
andg order for the bounty. Hides
can be mailed or expressed, pre-:
paid, and returned at owners ex
pense. -. - 5sss Is. S s.. ~ s,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28
"THE. VIRGINIA SIIIvER. 2 an wI,;cf,

= THE VIRGINIA. SLIvER," on which
a body Of ore Of approximately
10000 tons has been shown and
which has been heraIded by M.
Dunns alleged reply e Public: Be.
aminer Johnson as being worth
sa7 hall million dollars 70 the state,
fs not evoking as much olitical en-
thnsiasm as was first accorded ii.
But # any man IN the state OF Min
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28

In an article in the last issue OF
the Hibbing Tribune ostensibly
boosting r. c. Dunn for the gov.
ernorshipw we find Gov. Van SAINT re.
ferred to in the following choice
and convincing language:"A cheap.
err skate nor more perfidions char.
acter never imposed upon his
party" This style of campaigning
may make votes, but if we had a
guess coming we should say it
would make them for the other
fellow. Gov. Van SAINT may be no
saint, but he has earned the conf.
dence of the vast multitude of Min.
nesota farmers, and such language
in describing Minnesota's present
chief executive will be recognized
as part of the political filth with
which it has been attempted to
cover his name and resented.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28

THE contract for printing the
county ballots was awarded on
Thursday last, o. F. Collier being
the successful bidder-very natural
ly. Did any of the brethren of the
range press obtain an opportunity
to put in figures for the work. Nit.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28

The citizens of Virginia will be
given an opportunity to hear what
the Hon. r. C. Dunn has to say of
township 5819. commonly known as
"the Virginia silver" at the Fay
Opera House this afternoon
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28

THE CHISHOLM HERALD gives it
out that they are losers by the dead.
beat defeated candidates, or one of
them. Bro. Talboys does not men
ton any names, but his brethren of
of the press need no arc light to
show them who is implied in the
article. :.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28

The BEssEMER FREE PRESS, which
recently focked to the. standard of
Democracy, asserts that it "firmly
believes in God, the angels, hell and
Democracy" A belief which is ex-
pansive enough TO keep the editor
busy keeping in touch with the
various parts thereof, and one
which ought to furnish sufficient
reflection to assure>the readers: of
the paper string of live editorial
matter for many moons to come. :.
The. LABOR WORLD lin it's last
issue=seems greatly exercised over
the fact that r. c.. Dunn was, years
ago, a member of the typogra phical
union, and insists that every labor.
ing man in the state is entitled to
vote for him on that account. The
Labor orld, however, neglects to
inform it's readers whether or not
Mr.. Dunn, since becoming an EN-
ploying printer, runs union
chop. Some of the readers Of the
paper would doubtless be pleased
to know. - s. :: .5s5s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28

CONGRESSMAN BEDE is not being
given the run for his money that he
was accorded two years ago, but we
have heard no kick from him at the
chanUo 49, E@+sS :
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28

THE ENTERPRISE has an account
of $500 against gentleman who
failed to land on top at the primar-
les, which will be disposed of at a
bargain to anyone having money
to squander. The same party is al
80 said to have "stuck" some of the
other boys of the range press, and
for their benefit we will impart the
information that he is claimed. to
have headed for California. Here's
hoping he strikes Hell.Gate. ~.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28

1nesota tl,e q Iil6s renee 81 wsell|
The actual worth The proper u q
the state and q hal mil lion dollars.
he would care iii tie. whether the
state went Republican, Democratic
[orsP rotibition.s .ss
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WERE it, not 80 paIpably incor-
rect as. to create no interest the
statement made by Duluth feder-
al office holder to a, St. Paul Dis
patch space writer a few days ago
that Dunn would carry st. Louis
county by an 5000 majority would
incite the mirth of. any in touch
with the political situation of the
day. To show the error of the fig
ures-or the guess-it is but neces-
sary to cite the fact that St. Louis
county usually returns Republi-
can majority of 5000 or less, and
that the total vote of the county -.is
approximately 1900. A pencil and
paper is unnecessary in figuring
out where the guesser will land on
election day. -
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28

DON'T know whether or not the
corporate influence which controls
St. Lonis county will permit of
county division, but we would be
pleased if Virginia could be given
a little better train service The
Virginia traffic not only warran ts,
but demands it. 81. 81 y - :
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28

Buy your overcoat Of Hall.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28

In the last issue of the Princeton
Union candidate Dunn AYERS that
John Lind, in his St. Paul speech,
made "statements he knows are un-
true" The Scandinavian element
of Minnesota, which has ever been
recognized as an efficient political
force in the state, will be 10th to
accept Candidate Dunn's diagnosis
of Mr.. Lind's statements as correct.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28

IN: the last issue Of his Mesaba
Ore 6 Editor Atkinson gives up the
information to the: world that r,
Kllerd Bowling. has . congressional
bee buzzing in his head, to be
sprung two years later. In2men-
ton of the matter Bro. Atkinson
says that the name Of Mr.. Bowling
"is one that will shine forth in ma.
tional history like a frosted cab.
bage in the moonlight" and closes
the he. article by pledging to Mr..
Bowling his undivided support al
any and all times. Readers will in
terpret@ the meaning to suit their
tastes. sZ:>, -,@'-,: - - ~ X
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28
COUNTY:

THE voters will decide the matter
one week from Tuesday, and the
politician will take it and like it-or
lump it, as it happens to strike his
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28
Entered 1T the Post- Once At Virgins. Mimi,
:. as second class mail matter.
Terms. % Per Year. IN Advance
REPUBLICAN TICKET,


E. I, :. - ~NATIONAI. :,
I President. {. Thee dore Roosevelt
Vice President. G.. *. Fairbanks
LEGIsLATIYE.s $500 sss.s*. =.
Congress: J. Adam Bede.
. Forty ninth District, :s s. =; =.
P. E: Bowling and John saari:5
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-10-28

The vote in favor of the increase
in the gross earnings tax is of vast
ly more importance to the tax.
payers of the state of Minnesota
than is the political complexion of
the future governor. The law will,
if passed, be enforced by either a
Republican or Democratic COVER
nor, or the people will enquire why.
Ellsworth American., 1904-06-15
SW ANS ISLAND.

Burton Stanley was in Ocesnville for a
few days last week.
Capt. George Sprague spent few days
here last week with his family.
Capt. Thomas Milan is with his son at
the ligh house for few weeks.
Mr.. Jellisou, keeper at White Head
light station, spent Sunday here wit his
son George.
Schooner Charley Woolsey, OF Rockland,
is loading stone at the NJ. Baird Contract
ing Co . wharf for New York.
Mr.. skinner, OF Rockiand, was here last
week to see what Is the matter with the
w. A. StanIey's engine. 1t was decided
to tow her to Rocklsnd.
While Mrs. Curtis Robinson and Mrs.
Edward Robinson were out driving Sat.
urday, the carriage was upset, throwing
the occupants out. Mrs. Curtis Robinson
received sprained shoulder.
June 13. DAVID.
Ellsworth American., 1904-06-15
WALrHAM.
June 80.

Mrs. Bertha Hsslem visited friends In
Ellsworth the past week.
Mrs. Albert Pettsneill and Mrs. Helen
Haslem are visiting in Bar Hsrbor.
Mrs. Julia Braley has gone to Hull's
Cove, where she has employ
Mrs. inertia Rhodes, OF Boston, Is with
her parents, Willard Haslem and wife.
Misses Georgie and Sylvia Jordan were
initiated In Companion Court Sun beam
Thursday.
Miss Bessie stickney, who has been st
work for Mrs. Mary Haslem, has returned
to Ellsworth.
Raymond Haslem has purchased the
Watson McGown cottage and grounds
connecting, and will soon build a main
house aud store.
Court Snyctic and Companion Court
Sunbeam, /. o. f., will hold their annual
services at the church June 10. Rev
]. P. Simonton, of ElIsworth b, win officiate
June 10 Il.
Ellsworth American., 1904-06-15
NORTH CASTINE.

June i3.
nnett Dunbar is i'll.

Capt. Bennett Dunbar is i'll.
Boardman West, of Boston, is in town.
Miss Florence Hutchins and Mrs. Isaac
Dunbar were In Bangor Saturday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Lucy Mixer and Mrs. James Per-
past week.
Mrs. Charles Devereux Is home from a
short stay In New York.
Joseph Perkins. who has been i'll a long
time, is n ole to ride out.
AIRS. Mary l.. Leach hes been the guest
OF Miss Hattie Dunbar for several days.
Mrs. Augustus Coon bs, of the village,
with her children, has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary Conner, the past week.
Rev. Charles w. Wallace returned We'd
nesday to Sangerville, after a few days.
visit with Leroy Wardwell and wife.
Eben Davis and wife and Ellery and
Pearl Varnun, of Orlsnd, were .e guests
Sunday OF Mrs Daniel Webster.
Walter Conner, OF Salisbury Beach life
saving station, is spending sometime with
his aunt, Mrs. Alma Perkins.
Miss Grace ID. Leach has closed her
school in Brewer. and is home for the
summer vacation.
An interesting Children's day concert
was held at Bethany chapel last Sunday
evening.
| The Bucksport district ministerial asso-
citation (western division) will be holden
at Castine, June 20 and 81.
| June 13. L..
Ellsworth American., 1904-06-15
DEDHAM.
June Is.

Joseph Mclaughlin is at home for few
days.
Everett Blsck, who is working in Hamp-
den, was home to spend Sunday.
Harold and Leslie Burrill are home from
Bangor, where they have been at school.
J. +. Cowing and wife have been In
Madison for several days visiting friends.
Philsnder Hurd. for many years a res l.
dent of this town, is very III at his home
in Madison.
Guy Bufrill has gone to HuiPs Cove
where he is employed by Fogg brothers
for the summer.
Edna and Charlie johnson, who attend
school In Portland, are home for the
summer vacation.
Mrs. Gertrude Southworth and little son,
OF Brewer, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Wentworth Staples.
The lecture ON Historic Maine" recently
given here by Sumner p. Mills was much
enjoyed by an appreciative sudience.
The memorial address was delivered by
Rev c. f. Mosher, of Augusta, and was
well worth hearing for Mr.. Mosher is a
talented speaker, capable OF presenting
many new thoughts on this old, yet ever
new, subject.
June 30. r.
Ellsworth American., 1904-06-15
EAST BLuEnILL.

Frank webber has moved into the
Robert Ashworth b house.
Edwin Asbworth and family have
moved to South BrooksviIle.
Charles A. candage has sold the schooner
J. b. Stinson to parties at Sandy Point.
Schooner Annie May, Tatterstall master,
sailed last Wednesday with hard wood for
vinalhaven.
Mrs. Robert Ashworth who has been In
the village on business, left for her home
at Clark island last Monday.
Roscoe DE Long came home from Port
land last week. He Will be employed in
the grange store after July 1.
Mrs. Melissa d. Cook arrived from
L,moine last Thursday. She win occupy
the Vandaiia Carter house during the
summer.
The three-masted schooner F. e. PEN
dleton, f. ]. Hutchingson master, Is load
ing with granite at the Chase granite
works for Philadelphia.
Richard Ashworth, who has been at
work at South BrooksviIle, received
severe hurt In one OF his eyes, and was
obliged to discontinue his work and come
home.
Isaac w. Dow and family, formerly OF
East Bluehili, are residing at Knowles,
Cal. Mr.. Dow Is postmaster Harvey p.
Long and wife are living In the immediate
vicinity. There appears to be quite
colony OF Iaine people ut the granite
works there.
Charles II. Wardweli and wife arrived
from Knowles, CAL, last Wednesday.
They bave been there nearly two yesre.
Mr.. Wardweli is granite cutter and was
receiving $3.50 per day. They did not like
the climate aud were a little homesick.
Mr. Watdwell bought fine buggy at
Ellsworth last Friday.
June IS. @.
Ellsworth American., 1904-06-15
CRANBERRY ISLES.
June 10.

Capt. Warren a. Squirting stocked over
sl,5o0 In his last fishing trip, 1t being the
largest trip OF the season, and the third
trip Capt. Squirting had landed, his
stock thus FAR, amounting to over s3 200.
Mrs. Eva Richardson, who ha, been
with Mrs. Sadie Hamor tor he past three
months, has gone home.
Capt. EIwood F. Richardson IL home on
his annual two-weeks' vacation.
Mr.. Simpson, OF Sullivan, was in town
last week setting tablet at the grave OF
Alfred g. Bulger.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Squirting, who has been
visiting Ia Holbrook, Mass, for the last
thr weeks, came home to. day. accom-
panied by her mother, who has been in
Holbrook since last November.
Capt. Horace G. Bunker was here last
week visiting relatives aud friends, while
his tugboat with three barges was
anchored at Southwest Harbor awaiting
favorable chance to proceed to Montreal
He has purchased a place in Westfieid, N.
j., and expects to settle there permanently
where three OF hig children are married
and settled.
Charles W. Bracy and wife have re-
turned from New York where they have
been housekeeping since their marriage
last Novem Der.
Capt. Wiliord Trussell has come from
Boston In the knocksbout boat which he
is TO sail for parties at Northeast Harbor
this season.
Richard Harding Is building large
addition to his house, where Oscar Bulger
and family will soon go to housekeeping.
Mrs. S. \. Stover came here recently for
the purpose OF selling her place, as she
desires to settle in Bar Harbor where she
has lived since Novemb Der.
Frank Stanley fell overheard and mar
rowly escaped being drowned.
Miss Davis, who Is teaching at Islestord
came here In a rowbost with Mrs. Julia
Gillsy and as she landed, the step at the
wharf gave away, precipitating her into
the water. Mrs. GiIley, who had preceded
her. succeeded in rescuing her.
June l3. X.
Ellsworth American., 1904-06-15
sARGESTvILLE.

Addison Sargent has returned to Mel
rose, Mass.
Hon. Henry W. Sargent has gone to st.
Louis to attend the fair.
Mrs. Henry w. Sargent has returned,
accompanied by her son Percy.
Mrs. snow, OF Bangor, grandmother OF
Mrs. Arthur Sargent, is visiting her.
J. b. Babson and wife, OF BrookIin,
spent Sunday with Mrs. J. A. Moore.
Mrs. Sneet has greatly improved ber
place by laying out a new lawn and paint
ing her house white.
Mrs. Black, OF Cape Roster, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ida Jor-
dan' has returned home.
Chlldren's Day was observed In an ap-
pfopFiate manner. TOE chapel was beau
Hiul with the many flowers of the season
Inc speaking by the children and the
singing were excellFnt. 1t was a pretty
pretty dresses, their little faces alight with
the excitement of the time.
The Royal Arch chapter, of sedgwick,
hinnewankon," was instituted on Sat-
urday by the grand high priest of Maine
ana installing STAFF. The instituting was
IN the afternoon in the church. Supper
was served at 8 O'Clock to about 200. In
the evening the officers of the new chapter
were installed. The ceremonies were yery
Impressive. There was music by the Ellis.
worth male qnartette, aud ladies' GUAR.
tette from sedgwick. There were re.
marks by the great high priest and Others
readings BY Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. Nellie
Sargent.
June 13. NJ
Ellsworth American., 1904-06-15
COUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT HARBoR.

Mrs. John Stinson is home from visit
to her sister in Portland.
Misc Moore end M'ss Margaret Moore
have returned from Bangor.
Miss Genevi.ve Cole ia spending this
week with relatives in East suIIivsn.
Lyman scribner, OF Springfield. was
guest at DR.. Larrabee's Saturday aud SAN
day.
Mrs. z. G. Larrabee and Mrs. L. p. Cole
spent few days In Ellsworth the first Of
the week.
Mre. NJ. A. Handy Is home for the sum-
mer. after spending the winter In Bar
Harbor.
The X. ID. Guptills OF Gouldsboro, we're
entertained at dinner at W. r. Bruce's on
Sunday.
Miss l.. NJ. Bunker has closed a success
ful term of school In Corea, aod is home
for the summer.
Miss Annie Handy has returned to
smithville, after spending several weeks
with friends here.
Ira Workman and wife were called to
Cherryheld last week by the death OF their
sister, Mrs. Rose Leighton.
Mrs. w. p. Hewins and children, OF
Boston, have joined Mr.. Hewins and
opened their cottage here for the sum
mer.
Miss Marion Wilson, who spent few
days the guest of Mrs. l.. p. Cole, after
her school closed, has returned to her
home in Sedgwiek.
The sidewalks are undergoing much
needed repairs under the supervision OF c.
G. HutchiDgs, which Is a guarantee that
season.
There was a social dance Saturday night
for the benefit OF the tennis court. irving
Ray and Miss Susie Over gave their ser
vices for the music, and the affair was
we'll patronized.
Clarke Bance, while on airecent visit to
his cousin in Ashville, enjoyed (?) the
pleasures OF canoeing for the first time,
with the usual result, coming home In a
complete outfit OF his Cousins apparel
His raincoat concealed the glaring misfit.
fhe knights OF Pythias had their annual
memorial service In Union church, Suu-
day afternoon. Rev. G. Mayo gave an In
terestiug address. The brotherhood had
specially invited Halcyon assembly of P.
$. to attend in q body, and the two orders
formed for the march In Castle hall, and
made fine appearance as they marched to
their seats IN the church, which had been
reserved for them. The church had been
decorated for the occasion with flowers in
the prevailing coloes of the orders, and
made a hne display. The music by the
choir was much enjoyed.
June H. G.
Ellsworth American., 1904-06-15
WEST FRANKLIN.

George coombs was ia Bar HaFbor last
week.
The pupils enjoyed a hayrack ride to
Buffers Point, Saturday.
The Free Baptist quarterly meeti ng will
convene at East Franklin June 17-19.
Thomas Grindle, of Bar Harbor, was in
town last week for few hours.
There was another slig ht shock OF earth
quake Sunday afternoon about 4 o'clock.
The thermometer registered "a above
Monday morning, June ID, shortly after
sunrise.
Irving Rollins clipped off the end of his
thumb while at work at the roundef last
week.
Evangelists Barron and Wilson have
been holding revival meetings at East and
West Franklin.
Charles Clark went Friday to Seal Har-
Dor, where he has employment for the
summer, driving delivery team.
Walter Butler has bought the West
franklin hall. He intends to tear 1t down
and convert the lumber into a dwelling
house.
June Is. CH'E'ER.
Ellsworth American., 1904-06-15
BROOKLYN.

Mrs. A. E. Blake is visiting her mother
at sullivan.
II. NJ. Pease was in Ellsw orth last week
on business.
Mrs. Lo%ise johnson, OF Bangor, has a
class in music in town.
Miss Abbie Tapley, OF West Brooksville,
is employed at Hotel Dority.
Mrs. Merle Sampson, of Canada, is the
guest OF Miss Emma Tibbetts.
Mrs. A. e. Farnsworth, of Southwest
Harbor, spent last week in town.
Henry Allen, who is employed ON
steam Catherine, came home Sunday.
Mr.. Lawler, of Southwest Hsrbor, came
last week to work In the sardine factory.
Mrs. Lydia Roberts, of Brooksviile, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. j. B. Babson.
Mrs. G. A. Grindle is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Allen, at North Sedg-
wick.
Miss Beatrice Tibbetts Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Nellie Bowden, at South
Bluehill.
Mrs. Nellie Hagerthy, who has been