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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-01
DEATHS

BARBUR-Frances M. 1l25 westlake avenue,
native Of New York. sarcoma of right femur,
aged II years.
BENNETT-Erasmus 1851 Bond street, native
of New York pneumonia, aged 70 years.
COLLINS-George, County hospital native OF
Illinois, delirium tremens, aged 45 years.
DUNCAN-Nancy, 746 Kohler street, native OF
Ohio cancer of stomach aged 81 years
GRAMES-William, County hospital, native of
Iowa. pulmonary tuberculosis, aged 4S years.
KENNEDY-Edward, County hospital, native
of Massachusetts,. alcoholism, aged 40 years.
KERLIN-Mary f.. 727 North Bunker Hill
avenue, native OF Ohio. BriGht's disease, aged
Il years
KLOCK KENBRINK-William. 14l4 South Hope
street. native of Germany. valvuar heart
disease, aged 65 years.
McCOY-Elliott L., 35l9 North Griffin avenue,
native Of New York. pulmonary tuberculosis.
aged "a years.
MILLER-John. County hospital. native of
Canada senlity, aged 70 years.
PATTON-Mrs Clara Hollenbeck home, pa
ralysis. aged SO years.
PFEFFER--Andrew. County hospital, native
Of Minnesota, pulmonary tuberculosis. aged
y years
TIMoNE-Gabriel 52l North Beaudry avenue.
native OF Spain, lobar pneumonia, aged 25
years.
vIILA-Jose Also and Meyers streets. native
of Mexico. pulmonary tuberculosis. aged 7
years.
wETENHALL-Elizab A. 3403 Wesley
nue. native of New York, congestion OF
BRAIN aged so ye-
Peck & Chase Co.. undertakers and embalm-
ers: lady assistant; 433 S. Hill. Tel Main 81.
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EoR sALE
city Lots and Lands

FLORENCE VILLA TRACT
one mile from city limits. on Long
Beach electric railway; fourteen minutes
from Sixth and Main streets.
Lots so feet wide.
100 to 200 feet deep.
5000 and up
Small cash payment, balance $40 per
month.
Pure artesian water viii be piped to
every lot; cement sidewalks laid immedi-
ately.
Call at my office for free ticket, plat
and full particulars.
GUSTAV s. SMITH, SOLE AGENT,
73O II. w. Helman Building.
Home 1453 Main 27i2
few fine large lots left in the
CLELAND HOME TRACT
Just the right size for chicken ranches;
very reasonable; also one-acre tracts for
larger chicken ranches.
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$50 REWARD FOR LOTS AS CHEAP,
With same advantages
80 LOTS ONLY-FOR ONE WEEK.
bO-FOOT LOTS-$35B TO S415.
so DOLLARS CASH-S16 A MONTH.
so PER CENT LESS THAN ANY OTHER
Lots in same locality, same distance out,
same size and improvements
HAWTHORNE TRACT,
NEAR NEW HUNTINGTON CAR
FACTORIES
Where 5000 men to he employed.
Cement walks from car line graded and
oiled streets, water piped, scent fare.
Come and at
Room 3li, 2lS South Broadway.
Or take San Pedro street on Main
street to our tract office southwest cor
ner Slauson and South Park avenues.
w. f. rHORNE & co, OWNERS
Home 1884 Room al, 2is S. Broadway.
$40 CASH --S1O MONTHLY
BELLEVUE TEMPLE TRACT.
on Old Temple Road.
Lots 40x130-s20O to S4OO.
Temple street car line. hfteen minutes
10 FIRST and Springs streets Now Is
the time TO secure a cheap lot.
Sole CARROLL j DAILY a CO.
AGENTS 2l1 West First Street
Mair 76S; Home s296. L. a. n. B
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FUNERAL NOTICE

HOLDEN-In this city. February 27, 1905.
vices will be held at parlors of Bresee
Brothers. Broadway and Sixth street, Thurs
day at . o'clock. Friends invited. Inter-
ment Rosedale
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ron SALE

FOR SALE
$4,000
7fT n. mn st. near Sunset boulevard
eiN-roOm house; lot 24x03 to 2O-foot alley
close IN. rents for t27 per month.
issA W. 7sth st. near west Adams
Heights; siN-room new modern house; lot
bOxiib
$500
ELEht-room new modern house Sixth
ct. Santa Monica. lot 5Ox150. In best
resident district
$4,000
tsi7 Hobart boulevard; nine-room, mod
eYn house: lot 5Ox137
Easy terms n desired. Vacant lots
aiken IN part or full payment on any of
the above.
CHAs. s. MANN. ais w. Fourth st.
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LIVE STOCK
cow AND CALF.

NOW AND CALF.
For Sale-Fresh COW, with calf, only $50,
This COW Is an exceptionally well bred
family COW. gives four gallons rich milk
Apply i2s MoLINo STREET. or call UP
Home 6OSt.
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ITO TRADE SEWING MACHINE FOR cow HERALD LINER WILL DO THE BUSINESS
EoR SALE

FOR SALE
e--~--~------~----,-----~-~
City Lots and Lands
LooKi
LooKi
SNAPS
sNAPsi
WE ARE GOING TO OFFER
THE FIRST TWENTY LOTS
IN OUR MAIN AND MoNErA AVENUE
TRACT FOR ONLY $3.50.
ON TERMS TO SUIT.
LOCATED ON w. FORTY EIGHTH ST.
BETWEEN MAIN AND MONETA AVE.
STREET vUBh ALL DONE.
GATEwAYs AT EACH ENTRANCE.
PRICES ALL AROUND
GREAT DEAL HIGHER,
DON'T MISS rHB OPPORTUNITY.
BUT GO DOWN AND SELECT LOT
TODAY.
ONLY $3.50.
TAKE MAPLE AVENUE CAR.
WALK ONE BLOCK WEST
TO OUR OFFICE, CORNER FORTY
EIGHTH AND MAIN
STRONG & DICKINSON,
1S5 SOUTH BROADWAY.
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MAIN STREET BOULEVARD TRACT.
$3.50. $3.50. $3.50.
FRONTING ON MAIN STREET BOULE-
WARD. MONETA AVENUE AND
FIFTY-SIXTH STREET.
COVERED WITH STATELY ORANGE
AND WALNUT TREES.
MAPLE AVENUE CAR LINE.
FIyE-CENT FARE.
The Moneta avenue cars will soon be in
operation.
HANDSOME RESIDENCES
Now building on the tract.
The street improvements are OF a high
order.
Lots across the street selling for $3.50
to 5000.
Buy at opening prices
1T is LIKE FINDING MONEY.
EASY TERMS.
EMIL FIRTH (OWNER),
411-417 Laughlin Bldg, 315 3. Broadway.
Phones-Home S105; Main 2543
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WHITE-At 1927 Bush street. February 2S,
Melba Lucille Catherine, beloved daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Ben White. Funeral (pri-
vate) from the undertaking parlors of
Cunningham q OConnor, 456 and 45s
South Main street. Thursday, March 2, at
10:30 a. San Francisco and Oakland
papers please copy.
SANTEE-Entered into rest al the close of
her 93d birthday, Mrs. Valentine Santee.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
NEAR GRAND AVE
PRICE s2400
beautiful room and bath bungalow
brand new, large rooms cove ceilings, walls
tinted: extra large closets; bedrooms white
enamel trimmings; living room, reception
hall and dining of Flemish oak finish :
large mission style mantel and buffet in
dining room; window seats, easement win
dows. polished floors; only blocks from
5-muute line small cash payment and
monthly instalments of s9j II desired.
Ground floor. 21S w. Third ST.
INSTEAD OF BUYING HOUSE THAT
don't Just suit you, why not let me build
you one planned to suit your requirement.
and ideas and located just where you
want II? The cost will be no more. amt
usually less than you will pay for n ready
twenty times or more. give you individ
uality, style. up-to-date ideas. conven-
ience and comfort at additional
pense. Better come in and talk II over Chat
costs nothinE). I make speciality Of
fats and apartments. Plans free Cash
terms Home 3oi1 Sunset 5S77.
W. l.. TRUITT 525 Douglas Building.
BEAUTIFUL, MODERN. WELL LOCATED
nice two-story house of rooms.
tanning every convenience you would want
in your own home.
on Lake street. south Of Westlake park
and near Palm place.
viii he sold for $450O
Only s20C0 required to handle.
SEE DEAN ABOUT IT,
2O2 Laughlin Bldg.
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FOR SALE
Houses
GOLDEN STATE REALTY COMPANY,
f2i SOUTH SPRING STREET.
sfsoo
VII rMENrY.rIrrn srREEr.

Two nice lois on East Forty seventh
street and a fve-room house-tis00. SEQ
cash.
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FREE
-EXCURSIONS-
GRANT PLACE
AT CHARMING HOLLYWOOD
The cream Of all Hollywood. select loca-
uon The most tender plants that grow
thrive there In the dead of winter. The
only pineapplgs and bananas that mature In
this climate are only three blocks away
Streets 10 and 100 feet I'm width, all graded !;
fve-foot walks; concrete curbs; ten-foot
space with palms. shade and ornamental
trees on each street; mountain water; every
convenience: small lots; lots 50x175. 65x
175 and 75x175 to alleys; vestibule cars pass
every ten minutes. Secure your lots for your
future home while they reasonable In
price; choice locations at $500 and up on
reasonable terms. Come out today; we pay
the fare.
Take any Hollywood car TO Grant Place;
agents the ground at all times; office
open
Sunday
GRIDER q HAMILTON,
RS w. End Street
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PIERCE BROS. G. CO.
DI Ed

DE LA MONTE-In this city, February 2S,
1905 Huldah De La Monte, aged 6S years,
mother of j. H. De La Monte and Mrs. NJ.
r. Lee Funeral services to be held at
the parlors OF Bresee Bros, Sixth and
Broadway. Thursday at 10 a m. Friends
invited,
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Hotels snG Lodging Houses
BROKERS

X. w. P0INDEXTER, 400 WILCOX BUILD
ING, deals in stocks. bonds mortgages.
First-class securities only II you want
10 lend or borrow money. or transact any
business requiring financial agent, call on
or write TO me- Highest references given.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-01

FOR SALE-SACRIFICE BARGAIN SALE.
100 to 800 feet. East First, near Salt
Lake depot, at $50 per foot; property all
around this going at three times the price;
this must be sold before tomorrow night;
easy terms.
WRIGHT & HAMMERS 800 Byrne Bldg
Phones-Home 5000; s. s Main 5911.
s5OoO-THAT GRAND CORNER. S. w. COR
Estrella and 2ist 70x1?5, in elegant resi-
dence district: suitable for hotel apartment
house. flats. Worth $4,000 in six years
7. WIESENDANGER 221 Laughlin Bldg.
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Main street, Forty-ninth street,
Fiftieth street, Fifty first street
and Moneta avenue.
Beautiful Lots
Perfect Location
Fast Growing and Attractive to Home
Builders and Investors.
Low Prices--Easy Terms.
Take Maple avenue car to Fiftieth street
one short block to Main street
branch office The Mccarthy Co
The Mccarthy Bldg 203 n. Broadway.
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WEST TWENTY STREET.
on West Twenty NTH street, In the
Adams Street Homestead tract, a six
room, ali-modern. hardwood finish house.
new, and four-room house on rear; rents
$50 20 sf2.sN pcr month; price $3.50
1850 cash. balance three years.
WEST SIXTH STREET.
Elegant lot. West sixth street. $4,000.
HERE ~ a BARGAINi
An elegant. new, thoroughly modern.
nve-room rottaEe. with large reception
hall. tinted walls and ceiling on Twenty
third street near Main; very pretty
place FOR A home; tsi50 $3.50 cash. bal
ance TO suit
on WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET
a hne, IafEe. hve-ruom. all.modern, new
house! int tsxi50; barn; near Romeo
street $500 $500 cash balance to suit.
GOLDEN STATE REALTY COMPANY,
t2i SOUTH SPRING STREET,
los ANGELES, CAL.
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Call and see these plans. They will de-
light you.
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DO YOU KNOW OUR STORY
and n half?--

1t is shortly told. Our plans Of story
and-a-half houses contain bed chambers
upstairs with full height ceilings and the
house from the interior has all the ap-
pearance of n full two story house.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-01

And there is little difference in the ex-
pense of one of our story and half
houses and a cottage. and their interior
arrangement justifies the praise we accord
them
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Peck Chase Co., undertakers and embalm
srs: lady assistant; 43a S. Hill. Tel Main 81.
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Money

WANTED-6 PER CENT NET INTEREST
payable semi-annually paid-up GER
tificates; nothing better .he market; uni
form satisfaction given for eight years past;
safe os government bonds: secured by de-
posit OF first mortgages with a trustee: in
vestigate; write for booklet and information
to the PROTECTIVE SAVINGS BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, w. G. Blewltt.
Secretary, lO1 N. Broadway Los Angeles.
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BARGAIN LOTS.
st5o-LoT 4oxi2O. DILLON STREET.
sooO-LOT 4Oxi2O, WEST FIRST ST.
H60-LOT 45xl40 HOOVER ST.
SlWO-LOT b0xl25. CAMBRIDGE ST.
Sl4bO-6Oxll6 HOBART ST.
sl6OO-LOT 5Oxl75. s. FIGUEROA ST.
SOOO-LOr SOxlS5, WEST NINTH ST.
NORTON q HAY,
3lS w. THIRD ST.
s25 CASH $40 MONTHLY, $3.50. FINE
large lots, Figueroa park, 55th street; large
fruit trees make ideal homes; cement walks
and curbs. win Quadruple I'm value: Gar
dena car. Maps and free tickets OF II
WIESENDANGER. 221 LauRhlin Bldg.
FOR sALE-s35O.
Catalina Street
Near Tenth; east front; level lot
w. II. oBEAR, 402 Johnson Building
ttOOO-THAT GRAND CORNER. S. w. COR
ner Estrsla anc 2lst, 70xl25, In elegant real-
dence district; suitable for hotel. apartment
y. WIEsENDANGER. 22i Laughlin Bldg
FOR sALE-SiS6O.
Bargain
Elegant corner lot on La Sale street in
the West Adams Heights tract.
w III. OBEAR. 402 johnson Building
FOR SALE $500.
Bargain
OVNl3b corner near Jefferson and Budlong
W, "a OBEAR, 402 johnson Building
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E. G. DEVENs. c. F. MCDONALD.
Home 1866
New Groom cottage, lot 5Ox15O to alley.
fne view, / Y blocks from good car line
select your own mantel wall tints. etc
price $3.50. 5000 cash balance monthly.
And we have others that are good
21S S. Broadway. 43a Copp Building,
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FOR sALE-s27 s275o-NEw. MODERN GROOM
house. 5O9 E 25th ST., Maple avenue !;
reasonable terms; key next door. You will
not find anything better for the money. r.
w POINDEXTER, 409 Wilcox Building.
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FOR SALE
s95o-Normandie south of Adams -. 50xl5o
sS0S-Brighton, fine lot ................. .50X14S
s950-Halldale south of Adams ........ .50x14S
Sl050-Cor Halldale south of Adams. .50X150
S900-La Sale, near Adams ........... .50x14S
S1o00-Corner on Halldale ............... .50X las
SS5O-Harvard close to Adams ........ .5OX133
$500 -Normandie. south of Adams ...50x150
S95O-E front. Harvard near Adams ..5Ox1S3
S4S0-N. of jefferson, near Western e. 1880
S550-South of Adams. near Western. .40xl30
Member l.. A. Realty Board.
ALTHOUSE BROS,
o34 Laughin Bldg 3l5 S. Broadway.
Main 9G3. Home EX .G3
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FOR SALE-SUBDIVISION
Thrty-two acres for subdivision, lying
between Vermont and Normandie and
north of Vernon avenue. can be bought
for $1400 per acre; present income, from
sources that can be terminated If desired
$644 per year; this is the best piece of
property for subdivision now in the city:
car passes on the east through the prop
erty; parties desiring to hold for increase
should consider this property earnestly. as
1t shows a good income.
THOS. j. HAMPTON CO,
L. A. r. B. 119 South Broadway.
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Scion.

The drama given, Friday evening, oy
the young ladies and gentlemen connect
ed with the Congregational society was
great success from every point OF view
The rendering of the several parts re-
fleets great credit upon those who as
snmed them, and was fully appreciated
by the large audience present hen
Aunt Jerusha gives another Quilting
Party" may it be our privilege to attend
Northern Light Rebekah lodge held
its annual election of officers, saturday
evening. The following officers were
elected: Ruby C. Cross, noble grand
Mildred Manson, vice grand; Sarah +.
Thompson, recording secretary; Cora
Cram, financial secretary; Mary French,
treasurer; L. S. Merrill, Capt of staff
Mary French, organist; Helen Hilton,
Annie Merrill, Bertha Whipple. K. ".
York and Chas. Rowell, trustees.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Leslie Wood, Tuesday afternoon, Dec.
20.
Carrie Pierce arrived home, Thursday
evening, from Boston for school va
cation.
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Mr. Moulton and wife of Norridgewock
are employed at J G. Whites No. 1
camp.
Thomas Whitney returned. Monday,
to his work on the right of way Oh The
Moxle.
Mrs. Ora Savage of Caralurk was in
town on Tuesday of this week. Mrs.
Henry Cooley, Mrs. George Gilman and
Mrs. Cony Grant were in Bingham shop
ping the first OF the week.
At a meeting OF the senior class OF
Bingham High school the following Off
c.rs were chosen; Earl Andrews, Pres &;
Emma Hilton, Vlce-Pres. /; Inez Holt,
Sec. Leon Goodrich, Treas; Helen
Frame, Emma Hilton and Leon Good
rich, execu i've committee.
The officers chosen by the sophomore
c'ass were as follows Ralph Fogg, Pres. ;
Jennie Cahill Vice-Pres. Belle Spauld-
ing. Sec. s; Bessie Carney, Treas; Alice
Morris. LA Carney, Ralph Goodrich,
executive committee
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FORECLOSURE NOTICE.

whereas, Hattie NJ. WILDER, OF Lexington. in
the Cou uty of SomeI set ano State of Maine, by
er mortgage deed dated the fifth day OF Oct
ober, A. ID 1895, and recorded In Sc merset Reg
tstTy OF Deeds. book 2I9, page S76, conveyed to
John Strickland, OF said Lexington, the follow
ing descrlb bed real estate 81 uste In said Lex
inRton, and being the south. west quarter of
lot No. 3 (nine) in the third range OF lots,
me aning to con vey all west OF the county rosd
fifty acres, more or less; and, whereas, there
aite- on the eleventh day OF January, A. ID.
l. 06, said John = Tickland being at that time
deceased, the admins rator OF his estate,
Maurie l.. Strick and. did assign to Mark
Emery, OF Arson, in said county, for valus
BILE consideration, all right to the mortgaged
premises herein before describ and the debt
thereby secured by his assignment In writing
dated the eleventh day OF January, A. D. 1908,
and recorded In Somerset Registry OF Deeds,
book 26S. page 9i2: and, whereas, on the q st
day OF November, A. d. 1870 the said Mark
Emery, for a valuable consideration, did as
sign to me. the undersigned, Augustine Sim
mons, OF said Arson, all right TO the mort .
gagged premises hereinbefore described and
the cebt thereby secured by his sssignme mt
in wri ing dated the first day o. Novem Der,
A. d. 1905 and recorded In Somerset Registry
of Deeds, book 274. page 3i8; and, whereas. the
conditions OF SAID mortgage have been broken
now therefore, by reason OF the breach OF the
conditions thereof | claim foreclosure OF
said mortgage.
Dated De 3ember 10, A. d. 1905. 3w51
AUGUSTINE SIMMONS.
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BUCHANAN, The Druggist

Mont Hewes has gone to Pttsfeld to
work.
Miss Alta Young entertained a number
oil her little friends at her home, Saturday
afternoon, the occasion being her eighth
birthday.
The committee appointed by the
Grange to select the piano 10 be purchas-
ed, went to Skowhegan for that purpose;
Tuesday.
Mrs. Nellie E. Hobart entertained the
members OF the Lotus Club at her home,
Tuesday afternoon. The record of the
last meeting was read by the secretary,
Mrs. Hittie Dennison. The hostess gave
a pleasing resume of the poem, "The
Lotus Eaters" and also favored the club
with two selections on the piano Quo
tations from Tennyson were given, and a
number of numerous stories related, after
which the club adj ,urned. to meet next
time with Mrs. Carrie Young
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thing over one hundred dollars and there
are church calendars now on sale at the
post Office,
Mrs. o. H. Clark and Mrs. Archie
Clark OF Caratunk were ia town shopping
on Friday of last week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. B Whorff visited
Mr. Whodf's mother, last Friday AMI
Saturday.
Mrs. w T. Chase and little daughter
who are stopping at Dead Water station,
this winter, were in town, last Friday,
Linnie Baker has been helping Mrs.
Chas Spaulding, the past week or two.
John Carville and Gertie Smith Of No
Arson were guests OF Mr. and Mrs E. Z.
Hill, last Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Grover and her sister, Miss
Smith, were in town, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Adams were
visiting relatives at Caratunk few days
recently.
A. S. Burke attended Pomona Grange
at Norridgewock, last week.
Harry Beal of No. Arson was 10 town,
Monday night, on his way up river to at
tend to work near Indian Pond for Engi-
neer Hill on the right OF way.
Merton Goodrich started Monday for
The Forks to work for F. H. Colby as
scaler in John Comber's crew.
Ingram Pierce has recently made sew
eral business trips TO Dead Water
Benjamin Holden, who has been pro-
nounced insane, was taken to the asylum
at Augusta, last Wednesday.
Mrs Sarah Goodrich and May Baker
will make their home with Mrs. Albert
Murray during Mr.. Murray's absence in
the woods. Mr.. Murray is hauling pop
lar Tor F. H. Colby at Pleasant Pond.
Mrs. Charlie Hunnewell Of The Forks
is spending a week with her mother, Mrs.
John McCollar.
Jessie Washburn of Skowhagan is
spending two weeks in town.
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The Junior Christian Endeavor society
held their election of officers, Friday
evening. Dec 1st The following officers
we're chosen: Esther French, president; ;
Bernice Whitney, vice president; Earl
Merrill. secretary. Following the cleo
ton was social which the young people
seemed to enjoy very much
Mrs. Annie Grover is visiting her
father, Geo. w. Smith.
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Swain are home
from their school at Patten for the mid
winter vacation.
The M. E Sunday school will observe
Cbristmas at the church, Monday after
noon and evening. All children belong
ing to the Sunday school are invited to
come and bring their presents.
Inez and Elva Whipple are at home
for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. P. Pollard were at
Skowhegan, last week.
The farmers are now busily engaged
In hauling their ice from Fall brook.
The Congregational society will have
a Christmas tree, supper and social for
FOR the members of the Sabbath school
ana LD6lT Ihnlllbb III lho p0hHuoe h"''
Christmas evening.
The Ladies' Home circle will meet
with Mrs. p. 5. Longley, Thursday, Dec
28th.
Mr.. McCurdy addressed the Christian
Endeavor and the Junior Endeavor So
oieties in the Congregational church,
Sunday afternoon. The address was H.
lustrated by charts and chemicals and
interested the young people very much
The Ladies' of the Congregationalist
church held a fair In the public hall
Friday and Saturday afternoon and
evening On Friday evening there waf
drama entitled "Aunt Jerusha's Quilt
ing Party''E Music by Mcintire's or
CHI estra, vocal duet by Ethel Dodge
Barnes and VIM. Dodge, vocal solo by J
q Gray, closing by Pantomine by Mint
young ladies In Greek costumes. Or
Saturday evening supper was served II
the banquet hall from to 8, followed
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Bingham.

Gertrude Pierce is now at home from
Waterville.
Howard Steward, Baker < Marbles
man from Skowhegan, was in town Oh
business, last week.
Mrs. Fred H. Clark and Mrs. Albert
Clark Of Caratunk were 10 town Monday
and Tuesday OF this week.
Ainsley Moore is taking his meals at
Mrs. Maria Carney's.
Christie Spaulding was able to be down
street the first of the week.
Mrs. Tilson Jones and Mrs Byron
Padham of Scion were 10 town shopping
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas Durgin, who has been at
The Forks for several weeks. is now at
home with her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Brown.
The proceeds of the church fair and
entertainment held last week. were some
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Mr.. William Lopgley will leave, this
week. for Fort Fail field where he will
remain for some time.
The ladies' of the Village Improvement
society are making arrangements TO
hold a fair on the 9th of Feb
Mrs Geo Porter passed several days
of last week visiting friends in Lewiston
and Monmouth
There will be regular old fashioned
Christmas tree at the Congregational
church next Monday evening with
Santa Claus.
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Call and Settle Z!

The firm Of The Blunt Hardware Co., having
been dissolved it is necessary that all
counts be settled at All who in
debted to us are requested to call and settle
and those having bills against should pre-
sent them for payment. All bills remaining
unpaid on and after January lst will be left
wi tn cur attorneys for collection. We do not
wish TO make extra costs, but it is impera
tive that all accounts be sati sfactorily ad-
iusted before that date.
THE BLUNT HARDWARE co.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-12-21
Fairfield Center.

The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Bickford died Dec 10, after a
very severe illness of gastric fever.
Mr.. c. M. Williams, master elect of
Victor Grange, is attending the state
Grange at Bangor.
Mr.. Fred Gaylord has leased his farm
at this place, and will move to Leeds,
where he will engage in the lumber bus.
mess.
School closes, this week, with a
Christmas tree, Friday afternoon, at the
schoolhouse.
The young people of Victor Grange
will have full charge of the grange, Dec
30, and an extra good meeting is likely
to be the result.