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Literary Notes.

Affairs In Washington by Joe Mitchell
Chapple Is the leading article 10 thu
National Mage zine for March aud a very
valuable and entertaining article II is too.
1.-THE French soldier who planned our
Capital by Helen c. CLEARWATER Is a
short sketch OF interest. "What Women
wore 10 Colonial Days" by Kate Sanborn
will interest ladies of today. 0 her
charming and timely articles, sketches
and stories make The National Magazin
for March we'll worthy of careful perusal.
Published bv The Chapel Publishing
Company, Al West lst street, Boston.
The leading articles of the New Eng
land Mag zine for March are "Plessure
Gardens OF Rome" by Felicia BGttz
Clark, Darkest America" by Prof. Kel-
ley Miller, Kentucky NOuntaineers"
by Lillian Walker Williams, ard The
Frst Admiral OF New England" by
Alexander Cameron. Other attractions
sre stories by Edith Richmond Blanct-
ard, Elliot Walker, Bradley Gilman and
Gertrude Robinson, also poems by Clar-
ence n. Urner, Ina Lord McDavitt,
Ellen Frances Baldwin, Charlotte Book
err, Mary Sargent Hopkins and Mabel
Cornella kstsop. Other sketches and the
trtistic Illustrations make the March
number one of value and interest. In
the announcement for the April number
notable fea; ure will be, q graphic &C.
count Of John Browns funeral written
by the very clergyman, who performed
the burial service, the venerable DR..
Joshua Young, who died recently In
Winchester, Mass.
The American Company, Boston put
fishers.
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RU7S

The walking sick, what
q crowd Of them there are:
Persons who are thin and
weak but not sick enough
to 60 to bed.
"Chronic cases S" that's
what the doctors call them,
which in common English
means-long sickness.
To stop the continued
loss of flesh they need
SCOTS Emulsion. For the
feeling of weakness they
need SCOTS Emulsion.
1t makes new flesh and
gives new life to the weak
system.
SCOTS Emulsion gets
thin and weak persons out
of the rut. 1t makes new,
nch blood, strengthens the
nerves and gives appetite
for ordinary food.
SCOTS Emulsion can be
taken as long as sickness
lasts and do good all the
time.
There's new strength
aud flesh in every dose.
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Black well.

Mr. Isaac Bean of Canaan was in this
vicinity, last week, buying live stock.
Mrs. Nettie Prince of Madison was
calling on friends here, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gates from Scion
called on fends in this vicinity, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Thos. McCollar of East
Madison we're in this vicinity, Saturday,
calling on friends.
Twenty-,hree horses belonging to
Moore and Burns came from their lumber
ing camps, last week.
Mrs. Grace Harding Weeks OF New
Hampshire is passing few weeks With
her father. D. w. Harding.
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Concord.

The friends of Mrs. Nancy Howes were
panied to learn OF her death, which &C
Cured, Sunday, Mar 9th, abou, o'clock
of that dread disease cancer aged about
40 years. She underwent severe opera
ton last May with hopes OF complete
cure but it proved unsuccessful and she
failed gradually until he end came. She
leaves four children and several brothers
and sisters to mourn for her. The funer-
al was held, Tuesday, at 10 o'clock
and the interment was at the River
Cemetery.
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day, coming from his numbering camp on
the Penobscoi.
V. o. Robinson was 10 town, Sunday.
Quite number 10 town are having the
grip.
Ed McKenney was 10 town, Friday.
Mrs. Eliza Graft, who broke her wrist,
four weeks ago was able TO ride out to
the DOCTORS office to have it dressed FRI
day OF last week.
E. H. Dun,on and Zemma Newton are
expected home, this week, from the hos
pital a, Greenville Jet.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT passed by
Jackman Lodge. No. 1873 OF the American
Benefit Society:
Whereas, We are again called upon to
mourn the death OF one of our rumber,
this time one Of our fairest young sisters,
therefore be II resolved,
That our sympathy be extended to the
bereaved husband and family at this time
for their IRE arabic loss.
That, in the death OF Sister Lottie Saw
yer Wilson, Jackman Lodge mourns a
dear young sister whose aims and pur-
poses were Of the purest, one who, full OF
hope always looked on the bright side OF
life and who will long be missed by young
and old.
That this lodge tenders It's heartfelt
sympathy to the husband and relatives OF
our deceased sister In their sad affection.
That the resolutions be entered upon
the records OF this lodge, and tina, copy
of them be printed in the American Ben
eft Journal.
FLORENCE S. HOLDEN. } Committee
ROSE L. KIMBALL, on
ETA A. COLBY, } Resolutions.
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Jacknan.

Calvin Campbell spent Sunday at his
home 10 Moose River. He reports that
II will take Mr.. McKenney two weeks to
get all of his logs to the landing.
G.. w. Savage made business trip to
Gseenvile Jet. to see his son-in-law, E.
II. Dunton, at the hospital, Wednesday
of last week.
Mrs. E. H. Dunton, while getting some
uood from the woojshed stuck a nail in
her loot, causing it to be very sore for a
few days, but not couhoing her to keep
niI. AT this writing she is getting along
nicely.
Several pair Of horses belonging to J..
T. Kelley passed through town on Sum-
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wheelman's tool bag Is never complete with
out bottle OF DIR. Thomas Et ectrc OIL Heals
cuts. bruises, stings, spraias. Monarch over
pain.
Japenese without and Nihillsts within make
the Czars life anything but spring poem
these days.
Every family should have its household medi
cine chest and the first bottle In IL should be Dr.
Woods Norway Pine Syrup, natures remedy for
coughs and colds.
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alton for 10 years from the frst day of
t. n 1O0A

It was also voted to exempt any per
son or corporation which will build
new industry, which Is to employ labor,
and at a cost of e10, 900 or more, from
taxation for term of 10 years from the
date of such building, as well as al
money loaned to assist in such an enter
prise. W. E Priest was elected tax col
lector.and receives Is mills com mission
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SOUTH MONTvILLE.

Mrs. Edward Leighr and daughter Lorena
are visiting her parents, Mr'sand MRS. >.
| @. Adams. Mrs. Emma Iarr ana Mrs.
Caro- Heating are visiting relatives IN Al
bion.. Raymond keatlng Oh BOSTON Is
spending his vacation with ms grahdmotner,
Mrs. Sarah Knowlton 80. Il. 5. Bartlett mas
gone to Winnec0ok to set water wheel.:..
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Morse expect to 60 to
Boston Saturday Clarence and Ethel
Howes have been visiting in Rockland.:.
F. E. Gilman has moved his family to Pitts.
field. c. T. Randall went with a load OF
goods Monday.
CARR'S CORNER (Palermo).
A. NJ. Linscott, principal OF Freedom
Academy, accompanied by Rev. Z. W.
Hawkesworth, was in the place FRIDAY on
business pertaining to the school. MRS.
Amanda Wade of August has Deen passing
q few weeks with her sister, Mrs. lheodOfe
sale Wednesday evening for the benefit OF
the library. -. Mrs. Capt: Drew OF Callior-
MIA made short stay at VIM. Osgood,s last
week.. james Longfellow has gone to IA
lermo Center and Weeks Mills for lew
days visit. Mrs. Lizzie Scott ana chlidren
OF Vassalboro have been visiting her SISTER,
Mrs. Meta Nelson. :. Miss Eva harrington
OF China is visiting friends here....C. W.
Hussey of Waterville passed Sunday IN TINS
place. E. W. Hebard, who is working at
Frank Woods, met with quite serious &C
cldent last week. While loading rocks ne
crushed two fingers. The doctor says ne
Will be unable to use his hand Tor long
time, but fortuna tely he can still attend to
his business of carrying the MALL. Miss
frank Aver of Liberty, who has been visit,
ing her aunt, Mrs Maria Marden, returned
to her situation in Howard, r. L., Monday.
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PROSPECT FERRY.

Miss Gertrude Higgins of Lewiston
visited Mr.. and Mrs George Grindle several
days last week -. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Pierce
aud daughter Mary returned to their home
in Peabody, Mass, last Tuesday. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Parker of Monroe visited
MIR. and Mrs: Thomas Heagan last week
....Percival Harding is at home from Nor
wood, Mass, on a two weeks vacation.
Miss Della Mcfarland of Lamoine is visit
ing at g. b. Browns. Mr.. Frank Bassick
and Mr.. Leo ST. George returned to their
home in Boston last Saturday.. "A lbert
Avery is at home from Bangor on a two
weeks vacation. Arthur Grindle and Otis
CHM were at home from Bangor last Sun
day. Mrs. W. D. Hartman and Mrs S. G.
Bangor last Thursday. Mrs. George Sill
yer visited friends in Bangor recently.
Capt, A A. CHM and wife were in Bangor
last Friday on business. Don't forget the
Old Home entertainment at the school
house Tuesday evening, Aug. 10th, and the
picnic Aug. 18th.
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CENTRE MONTVILLE.

Misses Bertha Thompson, Lettice Morse
and Nettie Ramsay gave picnic Aug. Sd
in Clifton Morse's grove About 20 guests
were present and several of the adjoining
towns were represented. 1t was an ideal
day for outdoor sports and the occasion
was greatly enjoyed. The Bartlett re-
union will be held August goth at S 0.
Bartlett's farm. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Clement are at Northport for few weeks.
-. Mrs. Gowen of Thorndike and Mrs.
Engle of Holyoke, Mass, visited their
brother, Mr.. Volney Thompson last, -. Mr..
and Mrs. Elijah Gay attended the G. A: G.
meeting in East Belfast, Aug. 4th. Mrs.
Lydia Berry of Montville is visiting her
niece, Mrs. John Tbbetts. Miss Lula
Mason and Mrs. Tibbetts of Belfast We're
in town last week. News has been re-
ceived Of the death of Mrs Leslie Church
i'll of Taunton, Mass. Mr.. Churchill was
formerly of this town.,..A party Went to
Lincolnville last Friday, blueberrying -.
Mrs. Louise johnson and her mother, Mrs.
Ellen Sprowl, will go to Northport next
week to attend campmeeting.
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flag station.
Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at
5000 from belfast and all stations on Branch.
through tickets to all points West and North
west, via all routes, for sale by L. W. GEORGE
Agent, Belfast GEO. F. EVANS
Vice President and General Manager,
+. E. BooTHBY. Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent.
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county Correspondence.
UNITY.


There was an error in the items last week.
1t was not Miss Sarah Thompson who met
with the accident, but her sister, Mrs.
Emma Woods, who slipped on the steps
and fell, breaking leg. AS soon as help
arrived she was taken into the house and
Dr.. j. E: Cook was summoned, who set the
broken limb and made the Sutferer,aS COM
Portable as possible. Dr. c. NJ. Whitney
was also called few hours later DR.. Cook
remained by the bedside of his patient dur
ing the night following the accident. A
nurse from Bangor is attending her and at
this writing she is getting along as we'll as
could be expected.
EAST SEARSMONT.
Mrs. Maude Buoyea and child of Ontario,
Canada, are spending the summer with her
sister, Mrs. Edgar P. Mariner. wv. II.
Arnold of Belfast was in town Aug. 5th....
R. F. D. No. from Lincolnville began SER
vice Aug. 1st. Ralph W. Richards is the
carrier. We think it is better than the star
route as it accommodates more people,.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Moody were at Everett
Donnell's Sunday. Mrs. Emma Hills of
Belmont visited Mrs. Abbie Mariner last
week. Mrs. Frank Arnold of Boston,
Mass, is the guest of.Mrs. A. F. Lawry....
Mrs. Abbie Mariner and Clifford Mariner
were in Northport Aug. Sd.
MORRILL,.
Rev. Wesley Wiggin of Whitinsville,
Mass, occupied the pulpit here last Sunday.
His sermon was appreciated by all. Mr..
Wiggin will be at Northport Camp
ground this week. MIR. and Mrs. d. o.
Bowen and Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Adams at
tended the veterans meeting in East Bel
fast Thursday. Miss Hertilla Harding
from Waterville is spending her fortnight's
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs:
James Harding .. Mr.. Everett Nash and
Miss Mary Bray spent week recently in
South Montville with his brother Orrin...
Miss Nellie D. Thompson spent last week
at Northport Campground.. Rev. Robert
Morriss occupied the pulpit in Liberty viii
lage last Sunday. Rev. c. E. Beebee of
Searsmont will preach next Sunday in our
church. Quite a number of people are at
tending the meetings of Rev. Emmanuel
Jones in Waldo. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
knowlton and two children from Win
throp, Me-, recently visited relatives in
town.
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MSIERP0RT.
4. 'arah Hardy died at her home
i,4gwood's Corner August 4th,
Il Il .- avaoe7d age of 81 years. Mrs.
r'' was the widow of the late Peter
t1, Nh" vas prominent citizen of our
II, ana George, and three daughters,
n T.. ,'oseiIa Hardy, Mrs. Eliza Hardy and
i. --iA4ia johnston, to mourn their loss.
ia,I ai0i VAS an excellent woman and a
ia .,.g member of the Methodist church
I~.s ears The funeral services were
g.g =, A-f late home Sunday afternoon,
av. '.'If} I'LL officiating. 40. +. Eel
h ., -i' and family of Bucksport and
ii. @ .a.I Mrs. Fling of Bristol, n. H., were
sis'tS Of DR.. and Mrs. Fellows Aug.
g$ @iph Larrabee is at home from a
F-,- cruise, visiting his parents.
b tpeid1d Of Maiden, Mass, is visiting
E.,s.la547i' Mrs. Benz. Thompson. &C. w.
r Fa anu family of New York are in
VIA N.Y. Wy, lev weeks. -. Miss Rose Eaton,
Ol PtcooIs one " the passengers on the City
Cat. aug, Is at home for her summer va
Nth ~ Alvin Kendall of Colorado,
l.n5,I, me ana two daughters, is visiting
EAT" at MIS-. d. Kendall -. Charles B.
Town s ~ Niohlngton made brief visit in
Ie5oy5s''',,, week.. Miss Jessie Baker is just
Howe, from measles. Mrs. Charles
is y,1ts VI PORTLAND with her little daughter
iIa, 4s her mother, Mrs. M. L. Willard.
birtbjsS.7,, Albion Bolan celebrated his
little r. ri. aug Sd by giving party to his
has b4an ends Mr.. Joseph Moody, who
asiOnsH,s cry III, is now able to ride out &C.
t innrn,5.,,' Mrs. James Haley continues
town. Wye ,a slowly. Allie Cook of Charles
5Qq4 # 49, ;' Is spending his vacation at the
Nelson W. nus uncle, Levi Bowden. Mrs.
seeg any ICED made a visit in Castine last
NUrcb N'u on her return, her mother, Mrs.
Merton Faccompanied her home. Mrs.
turned hflloWle les and Miss Matilda Smith re-
EO0glesa U 1ll New York last week. Mrs.
'ld NiSS WI WIN spend the summer at home
coin. II + olllth will go to her home in Lin
Zip 70 Rlnot y; Young and family made
has npiae9lll last week. :. Miss Nita Hill
Via Ro,lesu IRON visit to Boston. Mrs.
yermo6tf"tton has gone to Bellows Falls,
tsugbtass' to spend a few weeks with her
lOn is yisit;;. MISS Frances Hanscom of Bos-
a Smith VI friends in town. Mrs. Stel-
Dssitng be1 I bangor and her children are
iihom6san i parents, Mr.. and Mrs. belmont
9aUghffeevp NJ: Mrs. Benz. Atwood and her
SS9nday',, Mss Cowles, left for Boston on
slternor, ooat; IA large delegation from
NNorthn,nS. VIII spend the next two weeks
" ~: Early RIseu.e
10 famous ltfla r,llla.
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On and after June 6, 1904. trains connectirg
at "urnham and Watervilie with through trains
tor and from Bangor, waterville. Portland and
Boston. will run as follows:
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STATE OF MAINE.

WALDO IS.
To the Honorable Justice of the supreme
Judicial Court next to be held at Bel.
fast, within and for the said County of
Waldo, on the third Tuesday of September
A. ID. 1904:
T lillian b. Thompson of Burnham in said
IL County wife. of Arthur e. Thomson re-
speetfully represents,that.she was lawfully mar
ried to the said Arthur g. Thompson at Unity in
said County on the fourth day OF June A. d.
Peace in said County. That two children have
been born to them, to wit. Vivian Il. Thompson
aged four years, and Albert Thompson, aged one
and fourth years old. That ever since said
marriage, said liheant has conducted herself
towards her said husband as a chaste, faithful
and atfectionatc wife.
marriage VOWS, has been guilty of cruel and abu-
sye treatment towards sand ibelant
That said libelee in December A. d, 1901 COM
mltted the crime of adultery with some woman
to your libelant unknown and thereafter i'll said
December, A. d. 1904, communicated to said IL
belant the disease know as Gonomhea.
That the residence OF said librlee Is unknown
to said lbelant and cannot be ascertaued by
reasonable diligence and she AYERS that she has
made reasonable diligence and cannot ascertain
the same.
Wherefore She prays that Shit may be divorced
from the bonds of matr1nouy now existing be
tween her and her said husband aud that the
care and custody OF her said minor children may
be given to leI.
LILLIAN B. THOMPSON.
August l, 1904
WALDO - August /, 1901
Personally appeared before me. Lillian B.
Thompson and made oath that the above alega-
ton relating to the residence OF said lbelee is
true.
THOMPSON,
Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF MAINE.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, IN VACATION.
WALDO SIS. BELFAST, August i. A. d. 1904.
Upon the annexed libel il is ordered by me-
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MONROE.


July 18th Mrs. DeaAClements entertained
the W. c. 7. Z. and served cake, lemonade,
etc. Aug. 9TH Mrs Chester Nealey had the
". c. I. Z. 1t was the largest meeting of
the season. Cake, coffee and ice cream
were served. A lawn party was given at
the home of Charles Conant August LIST in
honor of his daughter Gertrude's 10th birth
day and d large gathering of young folks
spent a pleasant afternoon. Cake and
lemonade were served, and the birthday
cake, with its 10 candles, contained a ulce
ring, which fell to the lot of Miss Flora
TWombly... Hiss Mary Forbes of Belfast
has been spending a week with Miss Lizzie
Moore. Mrs. Alice Palmer spent last
week in Searsport. Her health has been
change might prove beneficial. 80. viii
Emery and wife from Massachusetts are at
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Grant.
....J. II. Pollard of Watertown, Mass, has
returned home after a brief visit at Mrs
Lizzie StearnS'. -. Mrs. Betsey Colson has
been visiting her children in Dark Harbor
and Camden. Mrs. Nellie Cooper is re-
ceiving a visit from her friend, Miss Smith
of New Jersey. Sidney Scott has gone
to Waltham, Mass, to visit his mother. 80.
A large party of veterans and their wives
will attend the G. A. r. encampment in
Boston,. Frank Nyes family have been
visiting in Pittsfield the past week -. The
young people of this place are rehearsing
for an operetta. The date will be announced
later. LA. II. Mayo is gaining, as his many
friends will be glad to know.
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j. F. WILSON, President.
FRED RACKLIFF, Secretary.
Waldo County
Agricultural Society
ANNUAL FAIR AT BELFAST,
SEPT. s, ] & 8. 'o4.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

Whereas, Fred f. Written and Mercy NJ. Whit
ton. both of Burnham, Waldo County. State of
u.s. 1900 and recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds,
Book 26d, Page los, conveyed to me- the under
signed. certain parcel of real estate in said
Burnham. and bounded and described as follows,
commencing at a ceGar stake at the Leonard road
(so-caled) thence north, one hundred rods 900
thence north, fifteen degrees east one hundred
and eighteen rods to stake and stone and on line
of land of j. d. Ward lot (so-called) thence
south, 81 degrees east one hundred and sixty.
five rods to land occupied by b. N. Parsonst
heirs, thence south, 25A degrees west or at right
angles to the Leonard road: thence on the line of
said road to the first mentioned bound, containing
one hundred and fifty acres; and whereas the
now therefore, by reason Of the breach of the
condition thereof, claim & foreclosure of said
mortgage
Waterville, July 81. 1904.
3w3l CHARLES WENTWORTH.
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.e .np MS ireceived here Saturday
feMt. +ter a brief illness, of Frank
.-.. oaeGly Of this town. Mr.. Clough
q fa4 time of his brothers death,
.s weeks azo, in his usual health, and
ls., me as a shock to his friends.
gas a.rl d this town 81 years ago and
gl about 80 years ago, when he
w. a arieStown, Mass, and engaged
GsVo0 and lumber dealing business.
i vile urmrrly Miss Cynthia Wade of
c Ted few years ago. Two
l.a ig'ng. 1t seems somewhat
lg.u .ieuce that his death should
.G ,ey three weeks time from
@ a It's other, Dr.. j. W. Clough, at
t- E and hour. Mrs. Mary
.s ~, son and nurse of st. Louis
.- .e uncle, J. L. Walker. Miss
.-. .st-C. who has been spending
st. Louis, accompanied her
l s Arthur Wisdom and Wal
Ht Nomerville, Mass, arrived
H.~n, sunday for a two weeks
nk Aver returned to Provi-
a. Monday. Mrs. W. II. Moody
y ' spending short time with
Ht 'l va :. y. H. OOuHSlOus tt lHell
'4.- S.la Norton and wife go to
+s-nt week to attend the G.
IT, -nt,... Mrs. Sylvia Sherman
d H Fora started for Nebraska
a-. ''at lt Ieiatives. They will attend
f4 Louis.... Frank Bridges, who
-# Medfeld. Mass, is in town
-4.t'.nu.,..M Mrs. Albert Skidmore,
- @ children, and Miss Emily
7f--3 81 Temple Heights this week
H=sl few weeks at their cottage on
r'a 'Nf Rev. Robert Morriss of
By reached in the Baptist church Sun
..- Miss Alma Taylor of Pittsfeld is
''.- lei sister, Mrs. Will Hurd. =. Mr..
II logAten and Miss Lottie Towle,
-a ID Liberty, were married Sunday by
.41mas Pentecost of Montville. They
: '"a II our most estimable young people
W -'' many friends to wish them happi-
~ Vi 'leirneH life. They began keeping
.@ al once in Mrs. Sophia Lowell's
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SEARSMONT.
Mrs. Sarah and Mr.. Charles Clement of
Waterville were in town last Sunday.
Professor Fl. E. Trefethen and wife of
Kent's Hill have returned home after a
visit of two weeks with Mrs. A. T. Muzzy.
Professor Fl. E. Cobb of Chicago is WIS.,
ithg his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Cobb.
49,. Charles Ripley is taking an outing at
Squirrel Island with party of Boston
friends. Miss Helen NJ. Dunton of Bel
fast was in town last week. Mrs. NJ. Da-
Wis has an elegant new McPhail piano.
Rev. Robert Morriss, Baptist, Of Morrill,
ing, August 14th. The church decorations
by Miss Alice Poor, Mrs. T. P. Moody and
Mrs. Mary Thomas are very fine. Last
Sunday morning there was an addition of
large braid of beautiful pond lilies from
Miss Mary McCOrriSOn and Miss Lydia
Farnham, her summer guest. Mr.. u. L,
Muzzy has returned to Boston after brief
visit at home. On petition of the members
Oak Grove Cemetery Association that as
ISOLATION was Incorporated by R. F. Dun
ton, Esq, July 81, 1904. The officers are ::
S S. Bean, president; D. B. Cobb, treasur-
er; Miss j. f. Mcfarland, clerk. The di-
rectors are Miss J. E. Mcfarland, Mrs. NJ.
j. Poor, Joshua Rivers. The following
people dined at the Nevens House Aug.
9Th; H. L. Alden, Mrs. II. L. Alden, Emma
Alden, Carrie Alden, Mr.. Hooper, Mrs.
Hooper, Miss Morse, all of Camden, and
Miss Hackstatf of New York.