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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-27

PALERMO,

The Ladies' Improvement Society
VIII hold their annual picnic at
Prcscotts Grove, Aug. "a, for the bene-
fit of the Smith cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder Young went to
Watcrville and Fairfield. Friday.
7. f. Young passed last week with
his granddaughter at the Branch"
Mrs. Rose Fisher of South BOSTON
who has been visiting at Rufus Rowe's
and H. r. Cars returned to her home.
Saturday.
John Dyer and his sister Jessie at
tended the circus at Waterville WV.
Mrs. Grace Hussey Of Waterville has
been at her brother George Osgood's
the past two weeks.
Mrs. Lizzie Spillcr of Boston accom-
panied by her niece Mrs. Nellie Bah
cock of Michigan called on many
friends here. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Nelson PASSED
the Sabbath with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Silas Crommett of China.
Much sympathy Is felt here for the
little Brooks boy that was so severely
cut by the moving machine.
SOUTH LIBERTY.
Hiss May Chapman of Chetwheyo. N.
H., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edmond
Prescott. -.a.,. :,
Mrs. S. T. Overlook, who has been Ill
for some months, has a large tunor
which must be removed by surgical
operation.
p. NJ. tempest, who fell from a scat
fold some weeks ago, while working on
his sons barn at Manchester, and bod
lily injured his shoulder, Is gaining fast
and is about agan.
The hay crop here is not quite UP to
last years standard, but better than
was expected. 1t is very dry here
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cunningham at
tended the big show at Augusta, Tues
day.
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HANCOCK.
SURRY.

The farmers in this vicinity rejoiccd
greatly over the rain of last Saturday
The crops are putting on better APP
pearance.
Mrs. M. f. Gray and daughter. Miss
Lizzie, have returned home after
spending a few weeks in Kenduskeag.
Miss Halle Young has returned from
Franklin, where she has been visiting
short time.
Mrs. ]. D. McGraw and daughter
Miss Florence. are on trip to Aroos-
took and Washington counties.
Mrs. Nat Hamilton is occupying heI
cottage at Contention Cove. She
brought several guests from LOWELL,
Mass, with her.
Mrs. Ella f. Davis and son, Leon, of
Somerset, Mass. are the CHESTS of Mrs.
Chas. Treworgy at the Tfeworgy cot
tage. Contention Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Casper and
their baby daughter of Bo4ton. Mass,
are the guests of Mrs. CeleEtia Casper
at her home on Main street,
Mrs. William p. Steward of New
York. arrived last Sunday to take pos
session of her cottage The Gables at
South Surry.
Mrs s. S. Scainmons of Franklin,
visited her mother, Mrs. H. c. Young,
last week.
Mrs. Nellie Hagerthy and Mr.. Phillips
of BrOoklin, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Staples, Main street, Sunday.
The Misses Josie and Gertrude Gray
of East Surry, were the guests of their
sister, Mrs. Eugene Casper, last week.
Stephen Goodwin has just completed
piazza on his house which improves
the appearance of his home
DEDHAM.
Mrs. A. c. Burrill and son Ernest
went to Brockton, Mass, Saturday.
called there by the serious illness of
her son, Asa Burdett, who died a few
hours before their arrival, Sunday
morning. The funeral was held, Tues
day afternoon. at the Dedham Con-
gregational church and the interment
was in the family lot. The deceased
was 36 years of age. He was beloved
by large circle of friends and rela-
tives. His wife, mother, brothers and
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LINCOLN.
WlSCASSET.

Clarence Dickinson of Portland. was
in town over Sunday. at the home OF
his father, John Dickinson.
Mrs. Wilbur Munsey Of Hudson
Mass. accompanied by her daughter
Belle, are passing "a few weeks with
Mrs. Munsey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Blair, at their home on Federal
street. y '-S5 go.
Herbert W. Halves lately purchased
a gasoline launch which is being used
for a ferry boat between Edgecomb and
Wiscasset.
Charles Hutchins Of Edgecomb. who
is employed as superintendent at Hum
toon Hill farm, passed Sunday at his
home. S- 7-
Mrs. VIII Elliott and family Of SOM
ervilIe.' Mass, are with Miss Sarah
Brookings for the Summer.
Having in this vicinity is nearly com
pleted.
Rooms at the "Albee" continue to be
in demand.
Mrs. George Brown and daughter,
Grace of Boston. who have been VISIT
ingin Dresden, passed Thursday, with
Mrs. VIII Colby, Mrs. Browns sister.
Oscar Reed, nephew OF both ladies'
drove over from Dresden, and also
passed the day. ,--
Mrs. Silas Y. Jackson is visiting her
son. Gratz. at Bath.
A dance was held at Camp Mollie
Westport. Monday evening, which was
well patronized by people from town.
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STATE NEWS.
FRANKLIN.
FREEMAN,

Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. ID. Cook recently
visited relatives and friends at Avon.
Rev. David H. Caravan and Mrs. Car
van have returned from their visit al
Pennington.
Nelson Gould at Pennington, was Il
caller in town, last Friday.
Alex Campbell, who has been ut
work at Eulgelcy, returned home, last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Weymouth enter
tanned Il party of friends recently, it
being their 10th wedding anniversary
The evening WAS passed in singing,
playing games, etc, and refreshments
of apples. candy. ice cream and cake
were served. \ good time is reported
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8uckfeld Grange.

prrkt;.ld Grange was organized at
NV ,,,1 n',, Hall. Thursday evening. July
, ! ' IN. state Secretary, T.. Ill. Libby.
/ ~ Il charter members; Others signed ;rs
p .i..naI ,;rangc was represented hy five
.t," u%ls state by dozen, Pomona by
Parsons.
.SyrT..4.r--A NJ. Libby.
.,trrrf- Miss Sadie Thorn.
n, ward W a. Turner;
Al Stcward-J. w. Allen.
Echaplain j. +. Packard.
IIrreaspror- Adclbcrt Parsons.
|sscretary-J +. Moore.
t;ste Kecper-F NJ. Cooper. Jr.
fs'sres-Mrs. Henry Parsons.
a. w. Libby.
1rloTa-Mrs. W. A. Turner.
assistant Stcward-Mrs. r. w. Allen.
'The officers were installed by W. IL.
astman of Union Grange, East Sumner.
4 very easy and efficient manner. AS
isted by II. D. Irish and daughter Mabel
Turner Grange.
'vat,d to invite oxford Pomona to meet
I'm Buckfcld Grange in August.
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Penobscot Pomona.

\ meeting of Pcnobscot Pomona will he
FRI with Queen city Grange. Bangor.
~ z. The program will be as follows:
opening exercises, music.
.QlutatiunS.
Address, of welcome. T.ucv WorStcr.
R.spunSr, ErI tina French. riverside.
LusiucSS
Qu,4 ion. What action should the
TaHS' tax" to have the duty removed
fm l"r'ign imports that are ncccsSarics
lite? q. +. Cameron.
Thee minute talk by five sisters:
(which has tn" most refining influence.
! Ilth or cdICatiOu?'
rhr e minute talk by five brothers.
rF.pm which do we derive tn" most bent
p education or obscrvation"''
h''r%S.
c'il ." order and music
tUulrrriuG nth degree
PtHg What constitutes the essential
A lars inside the ideal home" Harold
Fmn,h
NhAt arr required as the outside at
r. inns OF the ideal home" Lottic
r,[
sorg Floy Gary
Question: Resolved that the farmers do
p improve their premises as well as
~ l"'npl" according to their ability to do
thitlcs Sanford.
\ '!"'tgc rNcrci~cs. ''HcautiGul Golden
EVrW here.
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Mrs. w. F. Merry visited friends in
Nobleboro and New castle. last week.
Because of the rush of hayins. no
meeting was held by Huntoon Hill,
Grange, last Tuesday evening"
DRESDEN.
Work on Eastern River Grange hall
Is progressing well. The floor is to be
laid at once. and the members are
planning to hold their Pomona meeting
in 1t Aug. 10th. IT, '- .5s
Justin Perkins of Boston is visiting
his nephew Fred Carlton.
Miss Mary j. Goodwin is very i'll at
her home, Dresden Mills Mrs. C. L.
Gahan is caring for her. ....-....-
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Phiibrook and
daughter Ruth who have been at James
Hams for the past two weeks. returned
to their home I'm Hallowell, Saturday.
Charles Bickford who works in Bath
has been at home for the past week,
sick
Miss Lou Blair. trained nurse. left
last week for Portland. where she has
work.
Mrs. Betsey Stilphen Is visiting her
sister Mrs. c. ]. Patterson.
Ellison B. uoudlette is i'll and Is at
tended by DIR. Dorr
Mrs. John Rittal is very poorly. She
is attended, by pr. Weeks of Richmond.
MEDoWAk.
Rev. Mr.. Overlook preached here,
last Sunday. s-'
Thomas Kelley made q flying trip to
Boston, last week. returning on the
Saturday night Pullman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelley are stopping at Martin
Willey's cottage for the summer.
Miss Edith Wiley. who has been
spending her vacation at her home for
the past two weeks, returns to Cam
bridge this week.
S. +. Studley, who travels for Nathan
Wood & Son of Portland, was at home
over Sunday. ...4
Mrs. Luther Oser has gone to New
Harbor for the Summer
Miss Eva Shuman, who has been
visiting relatives In Damariscotta, re-
turned home, Friday.
The following boarders are stayinp
at Kennedy Keenc's: Mrs. VIM Charak
and family, Misses Frances and Sophia
and Masters Sidney and Henry. Mr..
Webster wife and mother Mr. and Mrs.
Buffers.
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MON MOUTH

Messrs. Mitchell and Chase of Lynn,
who have for two days been boarding
at Mrs. Gunnelrs, have returned to
Massachusetts.
Chas. Frost left Sunday for Massa-
chusetts, after ten days stay 1T his
fathers, Horace Frost.
Mrs. Mary Blake recently purchased
4 fine new piano.
Mr. Emery of Massachusetts has
been several days q guest at II. &.
Blakes.
Mrs. Samuel Dean and three children
of South Braintree, Mass, are at Mrs.
Deans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis,
on MarSton Hill.
Mrs. Chas. s;tarbird OF Portland, was
the guest the past week Of Mrs. NJ. l..
Get@hell.
Miss Collins of Portland, WAS the
guest Of Miss Pierce.
Mrs. Shorcy spent the week III Old
town.
Mrs. IL. Fl. Morrill, recently enter
tanned Il party Of fricnds az dinner ut
Isle Of Pines Hotel, oDbpSScccontec
Lake. The party drlvii!., t. Winthrop
and then going by troIl.y and rcturll-
ing by moonlight.
Edwin Fox of Iowa, formerly of this
town, WAS here !@si WJrk op Il brief
trip. after an abs'3!cc Of many years.
Mr.. Droogan has purchased Il cottage
at North Monmouth and has gone
there for the summer.
Mrs. Georgia ;I,:rdcu and Mrs
Edna Stevens havt returned from
Harpswell.
The many friends of j. Ballard of
Prospect farm regret that he proposes
to sell his property and retire from the
business that he has so4ssuccessfully
carried on during sumrnef for many
Years.. The reputation Of Ballird's
hosiery has reached VIII beyond Ken
ncbrc county and summer guests have
frnduonted the farm from many distant
states. Chief Justice Fuller and a long
list of Other widely known names
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GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

Atkinson Grange observed Childrcn's
'fbi July 10. the program being in
f0rIc Of Flora. The occasion was u
PI"ununCrd success.
Mountain Grange. Blaine, has voted
/" NAVE FAIR i'll the autumn, and com
.'hHS have been appointed to make
p necessary arrangements.
NnriS" Grange. Wiutcrport. has adj
purified for Il three weeks vacation.
/ d" next meeting will be held August
Nh'n the young men will furnish the
FoSrm.
HahHy River Grange Of Madrid will
N"Ie lis new hall on the afternoon
!" evening Of July %. There will be a
"''' supper. In the evening IL liter
r. ff"Sram will he carried out.
"'"l WI Grange. South Warren,
"'' Fr'i tn" third and fourth degrees
E''' cue candidate at Il recent meet
h : me program consisted of Facts
'|G''rd TO the History of Thomas
S'"chias Valley Grange held a regu-
meeting, Tuesday evening, and
'i''d the third ANA fourth degrees
1, y" ''aSs of twelve candidates. After
""tA ihr members with visitors
WI un Jacksonville. Rogue Bluffs
n 'o''ah River Oranges to the num-
. VT '''t hundred and four sat down
N '''"hclry supper. This grange
enrolled forty-two new members
II ,e JANUARY l. 1904. and will now take
,"'ioh' 1t will hold only one meet
U"'ihS august and will reopen the
S"'dr meetings. Sept. l.
S"ilb"u Grange has been as busv
~ month as usual despite the extra
VI The haying season. July 5
br, '''serred as Flora's night. the fol-
nE appropriate program being
rr,ra eu' Song, Grange; paper on
I'M '"' culture of Oleanders";
h On House Plants" Mrs.
pra = = Hardison; dialogue, The
s,as Alice Dempsey and Mil
sor, .-ulkin; reading. Worthy Over
for;,. Each member named his ia
mps;, mower and gave reasons for so
rr5'S II; song, grange. Mrs.
h. I've. made Interesting remarks in
AM, interest of the children's home ar
htr sIo ana the grange voted to give
her. n 10 ana her in her work. There
ares present at the meeting and
rsro applications for membership
as,,na aeceived. the candidates being
bud So July Il in the first and sec
rut,, sVsrees, Worthy Master L. +.
|sllop,x.p reslding. The program was as
lion L, Gong by the grange; recita-
" Emma Jordan; dialogue. "The
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01-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-O-0-1-k-o- o-D-o-e-0-o-o-o-AS
miss BLANCHE GREY, q promi-
AVA nent young society woman Of
Memphis, Tenn, in . recent letter from
la Alabama street, says:
ITO q society woman whose nervous
force Is often taxed to the utmost from
lack of rest and Irregular meals,
know Of nothing which IS of so much
benefit as PerHna. I took 1t q few
months ago when felt my strength
giving way, and It soon made itself
manifest in giving me new strength
and health. "---RIaHche Grey.
Peruna is without an equal a. . nerve
tonic and vital invigorator.
Buy bottle Of Peruna. II you do
not receive all the benefits from Peruna
that you expected, write to DR.. Hart
c'an, Columbus, 0.
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rx.eys;or Pomona Grange.

.,sior Pomona held an interesting
srseIy 1tte1 Grang %ee'in Hfi sr'y the
rb Ink was attended to the reports
tsalii Ultimate T Oranges were, given,and
1 be in g %'ljc rV Wah given 2adef BY
IT. HTnkham. The question Which
Lif 81 iha most benefit from the Order.
Of women" to be answered trss BY a ,hG
y a., G'' wa quite thoroughly discussed.
En- on hot TeathsT coGHins wa Was vas as,
Ined !" 81 nihcrs were called upon and
y prSod ideas presented. SHOULD the
ri Scs Re provided with a all the modern
IPI''' rr''i,..nmmrntlcd to have all that were
va va ;,r,,,rny,rn,nts. but not to clutter up
t.a Il, ''i'i the new inventions Of mankind-
I ~ i'm. IN were read by Sisters a. y. Ma
klHu9''7 v,udr bridges and Pcrsis Z.
sa, ni: dmet by Sisters Hodgkins and
. l.:nb, All this, intcrspersed with Inu-
|, f' ~ the choir. made a very enjoyable
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Englands largest house is Lord Fstz

williams Yorkshire seat, Wentworth
Woodhouse. OF this house 1t Is said
that the three principal entrances are
so far distant from each other that
visitors are advised to bring three hats
with them, one to be kept at each point
of egress. A, house which Is 500 feet
long. has hall In which two average
suburban villas could be comfortably
placed. and boasts room for every
two days of the year, is certainly large
enough to satisfy any reasonable am
bitiOn.
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SISTERS nave the sympathy of MANY
friends in their great loss. Mr. and
Mrs. j. E. Turner and son. Miss Ger
trude Burrill and Mrs. Edwin Estes ne
Brewer were in town to attend the
funeral. 'he
Mrs. Maud Prescott and children are
visiting her father, Mr.. Aiken.
Alton Houston and Miss Ida Cowing
were united in marriage, July 90
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while with the U. 3. Army IN the
Philippines. contracted chronic diar-
rhoea. / suffered severely from this
terrible disease for over three years
and tried the prescriptions Of numerous
physicians, but found nothing that did
me any good untii I tried Chamber
t&fn's Collie, Cholera and Dierrhcea
Remedy. ytwotsmall bottles Of which en-
.tlrely cured me and ! have since he'd
no return Of the disease. "-Hermsu
stein, 212 N. Union Ave. Pueblo. Colo
RADIO. This Remedy II for sale By John
Coughlin, Augusta. c. II. Beane. Oars
diner.
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Oxford Pomona Grange.

oxford Pomona Grange will meet with
Mar Nj Grange, Tuesday, Aug. ..
Program:
brenng Grange in 9Th degree.
Routine work.
18th degree.
Eonan's half hour. Topic-''What are
'reIuircd as the outside attractions of an
sid.aI homc?" Opened by Sister Flora
Istcarns. followed by discussion.
bnE Norway Grange
htermissiOn.
Afternoon.
dusc
lrlding. West Paris Grange
'apfr, Paris Grange
bng Hebron Grange
ltading. Alice I1amlin
leading Mrs. G.. L. Riggs
apr. Round MI Grange
.eading. Ida Abbott
ak 10y Rev. j. T.. Howard.
apr. Crooked River Grange
Jng.
" mniffcd NJ. Kendall. Ethel NJ Monroe
b. stiuu-"W What are the best crops for
Tia" farm and WHY" Chas. Edwards,
followed hy discussion.
apr Hon. &. III. Prince
usic, Bear Mt. Grange
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t'"tiiIatrly no bones were broken but
III, TccCi:cd IL bad shaking up and was
confined to the bed for Il few days, but
is much better now.
All. and Mrs. G. A. Priest have re-
turned from an outing of two weeks ut
the se;;shorc. Mr.. Priest is feeling
much better.
Roads in this vicinity have been re-
paired and We're not much improved,
as the work was all done with Il mt
chine and the roads are very rough
and soddy.
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KENNEBEc.
BRANCH MILLS.

Gratia Mural Parmenter had ,
party Oh her seventh birthday, july 10
to which the following little ones were
invited: Dulcie Cruinmett. Ruhv
Tobey, Marion Worthing, Eva WORTH.
ing, Beatrice WOrthing, Rarbar,
Worthing. Edith Pinkham, Ida PINK
ham, Gladys WOrthing, Jasper Worth
ing, Doris Kitchen, Stanley Kitchen
Louisa Haskell, Harvey Doe, Doris
Young. They had happy time PLAYING
For refreshments there was a iovajv
birthday cake with the word "Gratia',
on it. other cakes. ice cream and lemon
ade. Each little one brought the young
Osgood at Cars Corner.
Mrs. Minnie Worthing was at South
China, last week.
Gladys Worthing went to Augusta.
last week, to spend a few weeks with
her uncle, Henry o. Parmenter.
Mrs. Eva Smith who has been visit
ing relatives here returned to her homo
in Waltham, last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Spiller of Boston, was in
the village for few days, last week.
True Young of Cars Corner, has
5.
A. G. Parmenter.
A little daughter arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Bradstreet, July
II.
Mrs. Lavonia Saunders who was
called here by the death of her brother
in-law, w. j. Clough of Liberty, re-
turned to her home in st. Adams, Tues
day.
Miss Lottie Tobey went TO Augusta,
| Thursday to visit Mary Crane who is
at work at the st. Marks Home
Laura Tyler called on friends in this
village, last week.
Many of the villagers have their hay
ing all done.
| Mr. and Mrs. G.. G.. Parmenter and
little Gratia spent Sunday with Mrs.
| Parmenter' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Osgood at Cars Corner.
Mrs. f. G. Moody is still quite sick
| +. s. Worthing is gaining in strength
every day.
| +. A. Doe has bought the grass OH
| Mrs. Rose Itidley's place and is cutting
It.
| Thomas Dinsmore of this village, al
| though he is PAST so years of age, is
still active. He was seen one day last
| week making d large load of hay alone
He can beat some of the young men
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Rits Of neWS from the Oranges
Of Concerning Maine Pomona and the Subordinate
cnoe.Pomona Meetings Hold Over the State and Report Of
the Work Being Done.

Deacons Rooster" by Charles and
Frank Thomas: song, the grange; five
visitors We're present. Interesting re-
marks were made by Mrs. Bradstreet of
Bridge water About 20 were present.
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SOUTH CHINA.

WV
Mrs. Emile Stevens of Skowhegan
has been visiting her brother in-l law,
w. j. Thompson, the past week.
Hon. w. j. Thompson went to Veazic
Saturday.
\ very enjoyable ice cream sale was
held at Mrs. Ella Jones' last Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Howe of Missouri gave tenn
Tcrancc lecture at the chapel last
Thursday evening.
Miss COlburn of Orono called on
friends i'll town last week.
Eva NJ. Harrington is visiting her
brother, Horatio, in Rockland.
Chas. Clark and Edward Sandfori
finished haying for w. j. Thompson,
Friday.
y large party of the summer visitors
and citizens attended the circus in
Watervilic, Saturday.
READFIELD.
ReadlIeld will be well entertained
during the next two weeks The resi-
dents and summer visitors will have
the opportunity to attend two very fine
entertainments to be given in Giles
hall. Tie first will be concert on
Monday evening, August l, and the
artists arc or were formerly residents
here, and include Miss Sara l.. Fogg,
Mrs. Fred Elliott and Joe Chase, bari
tone, vocalists; Walter c. Gle, impcr-
senator: Miss May Taylor, reader;
MiSS lillian p,,ccoIl ,,;n,ict ,Ic, Ar
ID. Haines and Miss Beth Hainrs, and
Clarisse Mcrriman. The following week.
Tuesday, August 8, d musical and drl-
matte cntertainment will be given I'M
der the direction of w. e. Gle. The
program includes the comcdietta, "A
Silent Woman" and the farce ''The
Widows Proposals. The musical
numbers will be given by Harry Scan
lor. a well known tenor, of Boston. Mrs.
GLADDEN. Beers, soprano. of Bridgeport.
Conn, and Mrs. H. w. Scanlon of Bps-
ton. contralto, and reader Miss Sara
Fogg will also assist in the progtam
Mr.. Gile will play the leading ch..rac-
ters in the two plays. assisted by
prominent mel bers OF the Old Rcadllcld
Dramatic Club.
WINsLOW.
Mrs. Emma p. Tobey aud Mrs. Alice
P. Higgins from san F'tHi,cisco. Cal,
are Visiting ut Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w.
Danforth's IN Winslowf They have
been visiting their old me in North
Arson and Aicinity for Il few weeks.
From WnsloN they.wilE go to Maran-
acook. YARMOUTH, Boston and New
York for three weeks. They will then
visit the st. louis fair and return to
California about September l. Mrs.
Tobey left the State of Maine for san
Francisco "a tcars ago and Mrs. Iiig-
gins has bccTs away 20 years. They re-
port California i fine state to live in.
Farmers in. this vicinity are nearly all
through bafyine. y light crop of hay
was harvested. about two-thirds cut
compared with last year.
The gro,fsad is very dry and good
rain is much needed. The potato crop
will be small unless there lis rain soon.
]. H. B9ssey whose farm buildings
were str,tck by lightning during the
heavy SHOWER in June lind burned, is
rebuilding them. The frame of the
stable arid house arc up and nearly
boarded. I
The new High school building is be-
ing pushed and will he completed IN
time for fhe fall term Of school
CaptaM and Mrs. Garland and
grandson have gone to Pemaquid for
short Acation.
John3 Hagan had the misfortune to
fail fy2om a scaffold few days ago.
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Through the Skin
TO THE BLOOD.

Some of the most stubborn diseases enter into tho
system through the pores OF the skin The juices Of
Poison Oak and Ivy and other noxous wild plants when
taken into the crculatio break out aresh each season
and nger for years unless antdoted and driven out