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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-07

The local aerie Of Eagles will
hold a regular meeting this even,
ing.
Robert Neving arrived in the
city this afternoon from his home
at Neving Office,
There is no lever so powerful
as plain and simple facts Marks
Lung Balsam will cure your.
cough.
a. regular meeting of the Ma
sonic lodge will be held this
evening.
Mary 3. Kelsey, teacher Of
violin. Residence on Lake shore
near Diamond Point.
Theo Gulickson, agent for the
Hamm Brewing company, left
this afternoon for Grand Rapids,
where he will transact business
for a few days. Mr.. Gulickson
will return to Bemidji Saturday.
VIM. McCuaig returned last.
night from Princeton, where he
went Saturday. Mrs. McCuaig,
who is now at Princeton, has de-
cided to remain until the end of
the week before returning to
Bemidji.
A. p. Blom Of Spaulding is
transacting business in the city
today. Mr.. Blom states that
work on the new Wilton branch
progressing very satisfactorily
and that from present indica-
tions the road will be completed
from Wilton to Spaulding is an
other week.
Frank Juneau, one Of the earl
lest pioneers of Beltrami county,
is in the city today from his
homestead in .Langor township.
Mr.. juneau settled on the Black
duck river Il years ago and has
lived on the claim with his family
ever since. Mrs. Juneau was
the first white women to arrive
in this section Of the county.
M. J. Leak and two daughters,
Misses Lena and Jennie, returned
last night to their home at Black
duck, after having attended the
graduating exercises held in Be
midi Monday evening, in viii h
Miss Jennie Leak was one Of
those to receive diplomas. Mrs.
Leak, vino also attended the ex-
ercises, will remain in Bemidji a
few days with friends before re-
turning home.
PENDERGAsT, the pioneer hor
ticulturist of Lake Superior,
wishes to say to all who want
choice hardy fruit or ornamental
trees, shrubs, vines or bulbs,
that he will visit Bemidji this
summer as usual later in the sea
son; and asks all who prefer deal
ing with an old nursery man who
will furnish them with trees or
bushes raised in the state, and
with such varieties as he has test
ed and knows are suited to the.
climate and seasons of northern
Minnesota, instead of buying
stock raised in a warmer climate
and sold by men who know moth
ing about trees and shrubs, to
wait until he comes, when he will
assist them in selecting such
kinds as will do the best for them.
r. H. PENDERGAsT,
1927 Puleston ST.,
Duluth.
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THE CITY

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Go to Hakkerup's for Photos.
Those mems stylish tan shoes
came from Straw's shoe store.
I. J. Whitney ism the city to-
day from Virginia.
Wanted at once at the Mark
ham Hotel, a chambermaid.
Garnet Peterson has accepted
a position at the First National
bank.
Remington Iypewriters and
typewriter supplies at the Pho
neer Office.
Louis Hanson, mayor of Ada,
was a business visitor in the city
yesterday.
Ice cream at the Model Bakery.
Private parties a speciality. Phone
1876.
John McAndrews of Fargo
was a business visitor in the city
yesterday.
Attorney D. Fl. Fisk went to
Blackjack last night on legal
business. returning home this
morning.
Tan's are ripe. See Straw's
display of high and low tan shoes.
Their "it." this season.
Assistant Cashier Carroll
Learned of the Lum bermens'
State bank has returned from
Fairmont.
Nothing can be better than the
best Marks lung Balsam is the
best.
G.. A. fuller arrived in the city
last night from Grand Rapids to
spend short time here looking
after his mercantile interests.
Wanted at once at the Mark
ham Hotel, cham Der maid.
Judge John Martin, formerly
of Bemidji, arrived in the city
this morning from Virginia to
spend a few days here with
friends.
If you are thinking of buying
home see T. Beau dette, the
tailor, 81 Minnesota avenue.
Rev. J. B. Smith went to Nary
this morning and from there he
will go to a school house several
miles out in the country to hold
services this evening.
For tired and tender feet-E.
S. Straw agent for The DR.. Reidy
ladies cushion sole shoes, $500
try them.
Rev. E. M. Peterson left yes
terday afternoon for Bagley,
where he will hold Scandinavian
Lutheran services. Mr.. Peter
son will return home tomorrow
noon.
Girls, if you want red lips,
laughing eyes, sweet breath and
good looks use HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. The greatest
beautifer known. IS cents, tea
or tablets. Bankers Drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Smith re-
turned last night from a visit
with friends and relatives at
Detroit and Minneapolis. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith were accom-
panied by Mr.. Smiths sister,
Mrs. Van Epps Of Minneapolis,
who will spend several weeks at
their home.
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Rummage Sale and Supper.

The Ladies' Aid of the Scand:-
navian Lutheran church will give
a bazaar and supper at
the old Ross building on Bel
trami avenue Thursday evening
at 5 o'clock. All are invited to
attend.
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NORTHERN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Duluth Grand Forks Rain.
Brainerd 3; Crookston 2.
Fargo I; Winnipeg 2.
Modern Woodmei Of America Con

Modern Woodmerl of America Con
VentiOn.
On account Of the Biennial
meeting of the Modern Wood linen
Of America and Auxiliary socie-
ties at Milwaukee, Wis, June II
"a, the Great Northern will sell
tickets at one fare plus so cents
for the round trip. Tickets on
sale for trains arriving in st.
Paul or Sioux City June 1919 in
elusive with final return limit
June n. Consult local agent for
full particulars.
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their vacation Monday.--Mrs. Martin OF
Burlington is a guest at +. +. Percivars.
Mrs. Mary Lowry went Tuesday to
Burlington for wcck.-1he Ladies' Aid
society will have a lawn party and serve
Ice cream at Y. q. Nays Saturday even
ipg.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Remington came from
Essex junction Tuesday, after visiting
friends there nearly two wecks.-A Idn-
coin Kirk gave an entertainment in the
village Monday ovening.-Gcorge Howe OF
pittsford came Wednesday to visit his
mother Mrs. Clara Howc.-The Sunday
school were to have picnic Tuesday,
but was postponed on account of the
weather being unfavorablc.
Mrs. Lanpherc and son. c. p. Lanphere.
of Spring Valley. N. Y. were calling on
friends Friday.-Stcve Myette had the
misfortune to get nail in his foot which
IL causing him considerable trouble.-The
dance at the hall Friday night was at
tended by about 80 couples. Romeo's Or
chestra furnished music and also played
n number Of selections at the hotel before
going to the hall which were enjoyed by
all who heard it.-Miss Lillian Bradford
came from Burlington Friday night to
attend the dance.
The Rev. Mr. Buzzell Of Colchester was
in town Monday morning-Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. II. Packard went Monday to Queen
city Park for two weeks stay.-ThcO-
,lore Storplc vas a visitor to his aunt,
Mrs. Vastcrburg Monday.-Nirs. +. X.
| Howe has a sister from Ohio visiting her
Mrs. Maud Costello OF Milton is visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
! Rood,
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago, Aug. 1s.
WHEAT-Aug. sue; Sept. s2isc; Dec.
$3.50; May. sGi.c.
CORN-S Sept. 5s,sc; old. 53;sc; Dec,
44%c; old. 4e,4c; May, 4i#c.
OATS-Aug, 257sc; Sept. 25&c; Dec.
Tisc; May 2S7sc.
MESS PORK Por BLY, Sept. $40;
Oct. sli3o; Jan. 1890
IARD--(Per 100 lbs)--Sept.. s7.e7k: Oct.
s7.77ia: Nov, s.,55; Dec. sT.22ia.
SHORT RIBS Sides Qcose)-Sept.,
$3.50; Oct. ss.72,..
Cash quotations.
WiIFAr-No. ? spring wheat. s5I9lc.
CORNING. 2 red, Sgisc; No. 2, 54isc; No.
: yellow. 55hc.
UAT:;-No. 2, &c; No. white, 27Ad
s.iac; No. white. 2ei4M.eIsc.
RYE No Q. 5Sc.
EARTEY-Good feeding, CSC; fair Il
choice mailing. 3sG59c.
F'LAESEsD-No. I, N.05; northwestern.
No. I. SI.16
TIMOTHY SEED-Prirne. 1855
MESS pORK-(Per bbD-s14 eo7lA25.
LARD -tPcr 1oo lbs)-ss5
SHORT RfBS-Sldes 0oose)--ss 55Ais. IS.
SlDl;S-Short clear Cboxed)-Ss. 75ctS stu
SHrULDFRS-Dry sailed. none
WIIlSkEY- Oasis of hignwines)-$ %.
On the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; creameries,
Ia zoe; dairies 1cM1sc eggs steady at
mark cases included l.s,T15Nc; cheese
easy, llI1liac.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

"Never give up is the motto OF
miser.
Conversation may be lost art. but
talking isn't.
II yon do not expect to win you will
be an easy loser.
It's a wise vito who is able to trump
Ter husbands tricks.
Ho please a woman the only way 10 to
let her have her own way.
The income OF q married man 10 any.
where from Q r. m. to 3. a. NJ.
some bachelors fall In love and some
are dragged into It by widows
The successful sportsman never loads
his gun and himself simultaneously.
womans memory 10 usually strongest
on the point of other women's old clothes.
Photographers make speciality OF
negatives. but seldom say mo" when ask.
ed To take something.
1t matters not how smart man ~
some day he will bump up against 80
other man who IL Just little smartes.
Chicago News. =.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dawson and little
son are visiting friends in town.-Mrs.
Josephine Anderson has returned to NJ
A. Fowler's. Mrs. May Moulton of Jeri-
cho visited in town recently.-Thc King =
Daughters will meet at the parish house
Fri.iay.-Mrs. Boston, one of W. II. Mum
sons guests. met with quite q serious
accident Saturday afternoon while driving
down the hill by Illness mill. She lost
control of the horse and at the foot of
the hill collidcd with ]. w. Wright's
team. which upset the carriage and threw
the horse in the ditch. Mrs. Boston was
accompanied by three of her own children
and little Walter Munson. Mrs. Boston
injured her arm quite badly hut aside from,
Il few bruises the children escaped I'M
hurt.-Mrs. Charles Sibley and children
OF Gilmore are visiting ct j. II. Sever
ance's.-Mrs s. p. Cary has been sick,
but is better w.b-Miss Alice Davis Of
Essex is the guest of Carrie Wright. Fired
Wright and family are the guests of
his brother. C. A. Wright-Mrs. Charles
Mcbride and children of Essex are visit
ing at G. l.. McBrde's.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs William Sawyer OF Bellows Falls
Is visiting hcr mother, Mrs. Joseph
Ioyette.-O II. Alexander has gone to
Saratoga for a weeks stay.
The new officers for the breezy Point
Library association are as follows: prcsi-
dent Maudc X. Williams. vice pre- s,d'nt,
May c. IIiGboe; secretary. Kate Beach,
treasurer, Emma c. LNaVonsworth audi
tor, Caroline WorSter.-rhe library VIII
he open only Saturdays from to p.
m.-Miss Bertha Smith of orwell has
been visiting Miss Sophia Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. w. Tucker Will visit friends
I'm Saratoga next Week.-Mrs.. Bradford
will lecture On Japan Tuesday evening III
the church. Ice cream and cake Will be
pOld after the lecturc.--Miss Caroline
Wooster is visiting IN Franklin.-The
Rev. Mr.. Heaxt of Shclburne occupied the
pulpit Sunday in exchange with Mr.. Gu
lick.--F. J. Pope is in town from Pitts
hurgh Mrs. Stanton Williams and Mrs.
Or. Falby gave a pleasant whist party
FOR ladies Friday aftern' on to meet Mrs,
Eeorge IT, Root of Boston. Mrs. l.. w.
Tucker took the first prize and NJ IS
Kate Smith the second. Dainty refresh
monts we're served. The decorations
we're OF cut flowers and vines.-Mr. and
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RICHMOND.

There was very pretty wedding at
he residence of Mr. and Mrs. II. H..
Towers the 9th inst. at noon when their
lon, Bernard, from Chicago and Miss
Lyrtia berry were married by the Rev.
r z. Treat. About - of their relatives
Ieie present The presents were nuncr-
bus and useful. They will reside in
Ehicago after the 18th of September ON
he evening of the Same day ut residence
II Josiah Fuller his granddaughter, Zoe
b. Wood and William Trit2 were mar
he'd by the Rev. f. T. Treat. A large
lumber of relatives and friends were
tresont and many useful presents were
deceived by the newly married couple.
Mrs W. D. and Mrs. Leon Hall will en-
[ertain the Aid Circle of Kings Daush-
|crs next Friday afternoon at the vcstry
bf the Conversational Church-Mr and
Mrs. Curtis and son of WillStOn and Mr..
Ind Mrs. Germuin last SundaY.-Thc Rev.
T.. +. Treat and family started for Clcvc-
land, Ohio. last Tuesday morning Turner
Ind family and f.. r. Jacobs and family
ne stopping at their cottage at Lake
|roquois.-r'rcem1n Il Curricr or Wind
Enr have bought the O'Brino livery stable
with all the horses and have taken pos
Eession Farmers are through hdying.
There has been more than an average
klell
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Leila Chambers Is with her
aunt, Mrs. J. s. Sweet. for few days.
-wayland Bickford OF New Orleans
and Harry stevens Of Burlington were
in town Thursday.---Dr Ellsworth Ross
and Henry Ross from Massachusetts
are visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Sanford Ross.-Miss Greta Norton is'a
guest OF Miss Gladys Gleason in Bur-
lneton.-Miss Daisy Kenyon has en-
gagged to teach in a graded school In
Mortified the coming ycar.-The Sar-
gent reunion will be held with Mrs.
Mary sweet and daughters August %
at the town hall.--Mr. and Mrs. James
Millham are with Mrs. Alsana Collins
for few days
Misses Eleanor and Laura Sweet have
returned from a vacation of several days
Ispent with friends in Starkshoro.-M and
Mrs I. l.. Strong and daughter. Clara. OF
st. Louis who have been visiting friends
here left for their home August 16.-San-
ford Ross and son. DIR. Ross. were IN Bur-
lington Wednesday. Miss Daisy Kenyon
is visiting friends Burlington q.
D. Ellis Of Richmond is visiting Mrs.
Mary Wyrnnn.--C. NJ. Norton and wife,
r. w. johnson and family are at their
kcottage at Thompson's point.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

John Miles is visiting relatives in
Canada. MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert Small OF
Bristol were the guests of his uncle, a.
i. Small, the last of the week.-C. u.
Gorton and family have returned to their
home in Mcdford. Mass.--The proceeds
of the ice cream sale. held Saturday
evening. were $l0.-Mr and Mrs. Lyman
Hill visited in Waterbury the last of the
Week.-Mrs. Marilla Crandall and son.
Bucl, and daughter, Miss Jessie, of Chica
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ellis
go were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Allen
Carpenter visited friends inWaterbury
Sunday. Mr.. Royce of Waterbury preach
ed an interesting sermon Sunday, which
was pleasantly listened to by quite
large congre gation.-M and Mrs. r. Fl.
Boone visited relatives in Lincoln Satur-
day and Sunday.Airs. +. w. Brewster
visited at her fathers Ambrose Tart's
at South Starksboro the first of the
week.
Mrs. Agnes Brewster will entertain the
Ladies' society August 23.-Mrs. James
Cass of Northheld is visiting her sisters,
Mrs. William Miner and Mrs. d. F..
Hanks Winnie Pitcher and daugh-
ter who have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. F.. W. Ellis for the past few weeks.
started for their home in Scranton. Iowa,
Tuesday. MIR. and Mrs. Ellis accompanied
them to Burlington. where the day was
spent in sight seeing Mrs. w. II. Cady
went to Roxbury Tuesday to visit her
charlottesville Taft returned from the
hospital at Burlington Wednesday. Mr..
Taft stuck small nail in his hand the
last OF May and has suffered very much
from the effects Of blood poison. He went
to the hospital about three weeks ago.
His hand is much improved.
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their cousins, lila IIildrcth OF Joncsville
and Lora Wheeler of Grand Isle will go
to Adams Center and Burke, N. Y, to
visit friends this week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Wright of Burlington were calling
at Mr.. Hewett's Sunday.-Mr and Mrs.
Frank German are the parents OF u
daughter.
The annual excursion on Lake Cham.
plain of the Williston Sunday school will
occur Friday. August %, going north
from Burlington on the regular trip of
the steamer Chatcaugay, with privilege Of
stopping off at Adams Landing or to st.
Aibans bay and return.-rhe ladies of tho
Union Aid society are making large prep
arations for their fair at the town hall
this week. The fair will bo open all day
and evening Friday and all day Satur-
day. Useful articles and fancy goods, ice
cream. cake and provisions will be for
sale. Miss Johnson, pianist, and Miss
Macomber violinist, will furnish music.
Admission frce.-Mrs. Ann Bradley Is Ill.
The schools in town will commence
Tuesday, September 5.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
HAVE LEFT NoRTHFIELD.
The veuexuelan Commissioners Have
Received Full Documents Of the
PrOceedlngs.

Mortified. Aug. l6.-Dr. lose de j. Paul
If Venezuela left for New York to-day.
lie will sail for Caracas Saturday. Count
Iarctt de la Rocca OF France will go
to Newport for a few days as the guest
Of Mr.. Plumley before returning home.
Documents covering the entire proceed.
ings were banded to the commissioners
to-day. At the final official meeting Count
Ttretti and DR.. Paul expressed the most
cordial appreciation OF their association
with Umpire Plumley and joined in
felicitating themselves upon the attitude
shown Ly each toward the other In the
work OF the commission. which mad made
it agreeable and pleasant ana IA free from
unpleasant features as IL could possibly
he made in the proper discharge OF the
duties ucvolving upon each.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

At the annual meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union, the following
officers were elected for the coming year.
President. Mrs. Fred A. Collins: vice-presi
dents. Mrs. John A. Bedard for the First
Congregational Church. Mrs. Hiram Il.
Weeks of the Universalist Church, Mrs.
Charles 8. Euttcr of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Mrs. q. Marsh Pierce OF
St. Luke's Episcopal Church and Mrs.
William 4. Merritt OF the First Baptist
Church; secretary, Mrs. J.. H. Cobb
treasurer. Mrs. Mary H. Sabin.
The friends in this city of ID. j. Carson.
who has been In the City of Mexico for
the past few years. as assistant purchas-
ing agent of the National railway lines
will be pleased to learn of his appoint
ment as manager of the New York ONCE
(Coatinued On eth pags.)
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Jessie Prindle Is visiting rela-
tives in Southbridge. Mass.-Miss Lii
liam Richie of New York city is visit
ing her cousin. Miss Blanche Bradley.
A ]. stowe and his daughter. Miss
Nellie Stowe OF Weybridge, have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Grant.
Miss Hattie Griffin of Burlington Is
visiting Miss Ruth Dart.-Little Lizzie
Osier is very sick with cholera morbus.
Fred Root Is visiting his sister. Mrs.
Beech Bcers.-G. G. Norton OF Plea
santvillc. N. Y. with hts wife and son.
is visiting his sister. Mrs. Irving Brad
Voight fell from q
horse last Wednesday and broke his
left arm. His arm was broken in the
same place last June. and had hardly
hcaled.--Miss May Varney has been
visiting Mrs. Ira Buck In Burlington.
Cyrus Norton of Addison is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Irving Bradley.-The
sociablc at the hall last Wednesday
evening was success financially, more
than $500 being realized.
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COMMERCIAL.


New York. Aug. H
WHEAT-Receipts. l7,ooc bu; sales. a.
o.oo0 bu. futures. 64ooo bu. spot; spot
Arm. With few and unimrortant excep'
lions wheat was firm all day at about
NC advance. Last prices showed A9%c
net advance. May closed s0hc: Sept
closed 81 s-lGc: Dec. closed ss'lc.
CORN-Receipts, a225 tu; exports. 49,
ib4 bu; sales, 10000 bu futures; 10000 bu.
spot: spot firm. Option market was ir-
regular hut generally steady on predc-
tions of frost In the west. closing &c net
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higher. Sept. closed 5sNc: Dec. closed

higher. Sept. closed 53Mc; Dec. closed
blisc.
OATS Receipts. Gs.ooc bu; srot easy.
COFFEE-Spot Rio steady; No. 7 In.
voice. sNc; mild firm; Cordova. lo@i5c.
The market for coffee futures opened
steady at an advance of five points. which
was only a partial response to the firmer
cables. The close was steady, net un.
changed to five points higher. Sales were
reported OF oi750 bags. including Sept,
Hl5; Dec, T.45; Jen., $75517eO; March.
$40; May. $3.50; July. $3.50.
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Mrs. Ira l.. Russell of Burlington spent
Sunday in town.-Mrs. w. II. Mcneil en-
tcrtaned u party Of ladies at tea Thurs
day afternoon.
James Toner has resigned his position
as mail carrcr.-Frank Abare will work
for a. u. Gibbs.-NIiss Ruth Farrell of
burlington is visiting friends in town.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. Eolia (Wesd) Nichols Of Omaha,
Neb.. formerly of Essex Is spending some
weeks with relatives In town.-Mrs. c.
n. Small is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Hinsdcll In Huntington.-H. r. Nichols
started Tuesday morning for Milwaukee,
Wis, to visit his brother.-Miss Marjory
Hulburt has n temporary position as
teacher in the Home for Destitute chill
drcn in Burlington.--Mrs. Wilkinson of
Wolcott spent last week with her brother.
o. j. Rcmington.-Miss Pease is In Cam.
bridge the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sax.
ton.-Arthur Sparks of Boston Is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Y. ]. McKenxe. Stephen
Ransom, the veteran fisherman, has re-
turned from few weeks sojourn In the
Adirondacks and is stopping at the hotel.
Harvey Gates and fnmily and guests,
MIR. and Mrs. William Dixie are camping
Mt Mallctts Bay for two weeks.-Mrs.
Charles Mcbride and children went Sat.
urday to Colchester for weeks visit
with relatives.--Miss Hazel Bjxby is in
Morctown visiting her aunt, Mrs. War.
rem Chasc.-Mr and Mrs. Lord of New
Hampshire have been spending n few
days ut the hotel. Mrs. Lord was form
erly Miss Esther Lavigne of Essex
Willard Mckenzie is the guest of his
brother, Ezra, for few days.-Thc Rev,
G.. s. Nutter and wife of st. Adams were
guests Of the Rev. MIR. Hulburt over Sun.
day.-Thc Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Ell Written Friday afternoon.-
Road Commissioner O'Brien and force are
completing the permanent road rear j.
+. Nichols this week.-1ra Bixby assist.
cd the Independents of Burlington in the
Lasc ball game at Richmond Saturday. -
A. NJ. Austin and family spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Parker in Col.
chester.--Miss Lena Packet is enter
tanning her cousin, Miss Carrie Pratt
OF Colchester this week.-L j. BixbS
and c. ]. IIanley with their families
spent Sunday at the bay.