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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
Mrn. Jordan Iniured.

Because she waived her hand at an old ex-sIave. Mrs. Samuel Jordan came near lrsIng the use of her right arm yesterday.
 Mrs. Jordan was on an Atlantic Coast Line train Thursday morning. When she reached Strata she saw an old family darkey at the station and reached her arm out of the window to way c. to her.
 The train suddenly started and her bones were broken, and Mrs. Jordan continued her trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
BIRMINGHAM's NEW DEPOT.
Architect to Draw Plans for Il Million
 Dollar Structure.


 Birmingham. Ala, June 15.-Fourth Vice President C. H. Ackert of the Southern Railway arrived in Birming- ham tonight, accompanied by an archi- tect who will draw up plans for the new passenger station to be located on Twenty-sixth Street between Third and Sixth Avenues.
 Mir. Ackert stated that the station will probably cost $1,O00.O0O, and that it will be built jointly by the Southern. Great Southern, Central of Georgia, Frisco System and Seaboard Air Line.
 The station must be finished by Jan- uary 1, 1907, on which date the con tracts Of the above named roads with the Louisville and Nashville for the use of the present station expires The Louisville and Nashville notified them some time ago that the station was getting so crowded the other roads would have to make other arr arrangements. MT. Ackert says work will begin immediately on the comple- tion of the plans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
The West Electric Co.,, I17 Commerce St..
 Phone Gag.
AT CASINO THEATRE.
Payton Sisters and Company Presen
 ''DivOrced."

PaytOn Sisters and Company Present
 "DivOrced."
 A large audience at the Pickett Springs Casino last night enjoyed the presented in pleasing style by the Pay ton Sisters Company.
 Sentor Payton acted the part of Nor timer Mugs. an impecunious snowman, cleverly and was responsible for most of the laughs.
 Lucy Payton played the leading fe- male role of d wronged wife. iu d sym pathetic and intell gent manner, and she was accorded good support by the company.
 The specialties by Dan Holt and Edna Baldwin in songs and dances were as usua, enjoyed, and both performers were forced to respond to encores.
 The bill for tonight is "Parsifal, play which was presented by the Pay ion company during the first week of its engagement and which pleased a large audience at the time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
rHAT CLEBURNE COURr.
Governor Will Appoint Judge and sO-

If was announced yesterday at tho State Executive Department that Gov ernor JeIks would, in few days, ap- point Judge and solioitor of the
 This is contrary to a statement made Tuesday that 1t had been determined that the County Court was void ana that no appointments you'd be ma&e validity of the court and the Governor is now considering the appointments.
 Judge T. J. Burton, who has held Applicants for the judgeship and Wal- ter Merrill is an applicant Tor reap pointment as Solicitor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
seyv,nr Machines for Rent.

The Singer is known to be the light. est running and most convenient oI any. It can be rented by the week or month at very low rates, upon applica- ton at any Singer store. Loook for the red $. i04 Dexter Ave-. Montgomery Ha adv-frl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
"PARsIFAL." 0CASINO TONIGHT.s
..-,a suudov Lnw RepenIed.

The first bull fight in Madrid. after the repeal of the sunday law was wit. nessed by 20, GOO persons, and 80,G0O nore waited outside the ring to get prompt news of the result.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19
LEGISLATIVE DOINGS.

AUGUSTA, Me, Jan. II. A sensation
was created in the Legislature today by
the introduction of bill which, if it Sc
cures passage, will practically double the
tax of the railroads Of the State. The bill
was introduced by Representative Merrill
of SkOwhegan and increases the limit of
the excise tax on the railways from four to
seven and a half per cent.
What promises to be one of the most i'm
portant bills of the session was introduced
in the house today by Rep. Kimball of
R0ckland. 1t is understood that the bill is
designed as 9. blow at the trading stamp in
dustry and provides in general for the taxa
tion of firms giving trading stamps in a
manner similar to the law that is now in
vogue in Massachusetts.
Senator Hale was reelected today for a
fifth term in the g. S. Senate, receiving
twenty-fOur votes to one for Staples in the
Senate and 1O1 to % for the Democratic
candidate in the House.
Senator Morse of Liberty presented re.
solve asking for 5000 year for the years
1866 in aid of the Waldo County General
Hospital at Belfast, accompanied by a
statement OF fact.
Mr.. Poor of Belfast has presented the pc
titiOn of LOra Partridge and IA others for q
law to preserve the beauty of the fields and
forests.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19
Transfers in Real Estate.

The following transfers in real estate
were recorded in Waldo County Registry of
Deeds for the week ending Jan. II, 1905
E. j. Vose, Knox, to Charles F. Bessey,
Brooks land in Knox Kate NJ. Pattee, ct
al, Belfast, to Emma L. Elwell, Brooks
land in Belfast. Augustus Stevens, Troy,
to Viola L. Ward, do. land in Troy. Laura
A. Libby, Islesboro, to Wilson Coombs, do
land in Islesboro John E. Kealy, Belfast,
TO Roman Catholic Bishop Corporation,
Portland; land in Islesboro. Mary E.
Stephenson, Belfast to William G. Wallace,
do. land in Belfast. Franklin Knowlton
Swanville, to Bernard II. Knowlton, do.
land and buildings in Swanville. Edwin
A. Jones, Belfast, to Leonard L. Gentner
do. land and buildings in Belfast. Anna
M. Brown, Lincolnvilie, to Ella T. Lyman
Boston; land and buildings in Lincolnville
Jasper L. Lindsey, Lincolnville, to Ella T.
Lyman, Boston land and buildings in Lin
cOlnville.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19
YACHTS AND BOATS.

l. NJ. COttrell has made model for a 1875
foot yacht for New Hampshire parties. If
built the work will be done in New Hamp-
shire.
E. L. Macomber has a winters work be-
fore him in his boat shop, and in April will
return to IslesbOrO to complete work begun
for Mr. Drexel.
The Dickey Brothers launch is approach.
ing completion. 1t will be equipped with a
2-cylender 13-hOrse power Knox engine
Roy COombs is to build launch of like di-
mensiOns, but different model, for bennett
of Castine.
Charles F. Brown of Pulpit Harbor has
bought large quantity Of timber of the
Jewett Turner estate and has a gang Ol
choppers at work. He will have the lumber
hauled to his mill, which is doing flourish.
ing business. He also has under process O1
construction. large schooner yacht fol
Boston parties, employing some twelve or
fifteen men in the shop alone.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19
WALDO AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION

lhe annual meeting of the Waldo County
Agricultural Association was held at the
Courthouse Friday afternoon, Jan, 18th.
and was called to order by the President.
j. F. Wilson, The following officers, trus-
tees and members were present: J. F.
Wilson, President G. G. Abbott and How
ard F. Mason, Vice Presidents; G. A. Rus
sell, Assistant Secretary; }. W. Jones, Geo
o. Holmes, S. Thompson, Z. NJ. Cunning
ham, James II. Clark, Howard Murphy,
A. l.. Mudgett, E. E. Babcock, H. f. Ellis,
w. A. Mason, William ii. Beck with, d. l..
Pitcher. The records of the trustees meet
ing of Jan. I'd were read and approved.
The chairman of the auditing committee
reported and the report was accepted On
motion the President appointed committee
to receive and sort votes for officers and
trustees for 1905. Officers were nominated
and elected as follows:
President, j. F. Wilson; Vice Presidents.
q. q: Abbott, Howard Mason; Secretary,
IL. f. Ellis; Assistant Secretary, G. &.
Abbott; Treasurer, Fred Rackliff The
Secretary was instructed to appoint a
second Assistant Secretary. Fifteen trus-
tees were then elected, as follows: S. G,
Nj. B. Lawrence, J. w Jones, s. Thomp-
son, f. NJ. Cunningham, Horace Chenery,
NJ. L. Stevens, W. A. Mason, f. +. Bah
cock, M. b. Smith, Chas q. Havener. f. r.
Conner, W. +. Langll
T.. E. l'abcock was appointed superin-
tendent of the track
The President reported verbally for the
Ir0t and Pace Races committee for July 1,
1903, ana the report was accepted. 1t was
voted to have races at the park on the 4th
OF July next, classes and purses as follows:
Class 2ls, purse, $780, class 2,25, purse,
$500; class 230, purse, 500 All horses to
enter freei winners to pay ten per cent.
Irotters to be allowed 3 seconds over
PAGERS.
MIR. and Mrs. H. f. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs.
6. 6. Abbott and Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Viii
son were appointed committee to revise
the premium list.
Voted to hold the annual fair Sept. 5th,
| 9th and 7th, 1905.
Adjourned to meet at the Courthouse
Friday, Jan. 9th, at 7.30 D. m.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19

p. t.; bark John S. Emery, Boston to Bahia
Blanca, at or about $3.50; sch. Henry Sut
ton, Stonington, Me-, New York, stone,
$1.25 and wharfage charges sch. Layinia
M. Snow, Vinalhaven to New York, stone.
p. t.; sch. Anne Lord, Gopaives to Provi-
dence, jOgwood, p. t.; sch. M. V. b. Chase.
Savannah to New York, lumber, S.; sch. r
W. Hopkins, Brunswick to Perth Ambov.
Ties, 13tc.; sch. James Rothwell, High Is-
land to Philadelphia, stone, So; sch. Sarah
d. j. Rawson, Georgetown, s. c., to New
York, lumber, p. t.
IHE RAILROAD SURVEY. A party of
fifteen engineers and others engaged on the
survey of the Northern Seaboard railway
arrived here Monday, having completed the
survey for shore line from Stockton
springs to Belfast, terminating at the east
erh END OF the lower bridge 1t is said that
the route as surveyed has three grade
crossings between Belfast and Searsport
ana two between Searsport and Stockton
Springs. 1t is assumed that if the road fol-
lows this survey there will be station at
the eastern end of the bridge, although
some think the road may cross by railway
bridge to this side Unless that is done the
road will be carried up the east side to
junction with the Maine Central This Of
course is merely speculation, for the route
Will not be decided upon until after the sur
veyers have completed the field work.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Carrie ~
Jones announce this week their first
special spring sale for 1905. They offer
suits, coats, skirts and furs way below cost
and cut on all small wares. See also
prices quoted in the crockery department
....Mlss Hattie M. Black, journal build
ing, announces mark down sale of tian-
nelette wrappers, shirtwaists, kid mittens.
gloves and outing wear. IF. II. Black &
20. advertise some special prices. Get
tne telephone habit. Home wanted for a
Dlack coon cat. See statement of BelfasA
National Bank: The Misses Ellis, 1O3
Main street, will have special sale for the
next ten days, beginning today, of gloves,
WINTER underwear and hosiery, and offer
Speciai bargains in these goods Albert
russell q Sons Co., Newburyport, Mass,
nave 5o a. p. engine 80 h. p. boiler, ETC.,
!or SAFE with other bargains in wood work
ing anu IRON working machinery All kinds
OF heavy castings and other fittings for yes
sells. s....See statement Searsport Nationa
Bank. !. Remember that the clearance sale
Oh A. d. Chase IL Son closes Jan. 3lst
bargains in Hamburgs this week. 81. II.
HoWes. is Offering greater bargains in
every department than ever before, before
StOcktaking
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19
sWANvILLE CENTRE.

SWANvILLE CENTRE.
Mr.. Coombs is able to be out again. .
Calvin Webb is at home with his parents
this winter. %. Leslie Roberts is at work for
Ephriam Littlefeld. Lydia Knowlton has
returned from visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Grant, in Frankfort. :. Charles
Marr and wife spent several days last week
in Orono.. Mrs. F. T. Scribner OF Sears
port and Mrs. Fred Scribner of Ellsworth
called on Katherine Scribner last week -.
Ray Robertson was the guest of Charlie
Clements of SearspOrt last week. 3. Mrs.
Emma Cunningham has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Jennys for several weeks. :. VIM.
Clements visited his brother in Monroe last
Friday. Mr.. II. P. White is on the sick
list with cold. The thermometers regis
morning.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19
WEDDING BELLS.

UNDERWoOD-RUssEL A very inter-
esting and pretty home wedding occurred
Jan. 9th at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. o. Fernald of North Searsport, the home
of the bride. The contracting parties were
Mr.. J. H. Under wood of Natick, Mass, and
Miss Rose E. Russell of North Searsport.
Rev. c. W. Wallace, pastor of the NJ E..
church of Searsport, oficiated, using the
ring service. The bride was very becom-
ingly gowned in white silk. The home was
prettily decorated with potted plants and
pretty presents atteSted the popularity of
both bride and groom. Mrs Underwood is
native of Fort Fairfield, the youngest
daughter of Mr.. John Russell, Jr., and
the niece of Hon. p. c. Keegan of Van
Buren,, Maine. She had made her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fernald for number
of years, but for the past few years has
been a resident of Natick, Mass, where she
met her husband Mr.. Underwood is asso-
ciated with NJ II. Dingee of Lynchburg,
Va, i'll the manufacture Of a welding COM
pound in the interest of which he has
visited every state in the Union. He has
also travelled in Mexico and has been
abroad His mother was Maine woman,
native of liampden. Charles Underwood,
his father, built all the first business blocks
of Natck. The bride and groom will leave
the list of February to visit Mr.. Dingee in
his beautiful home in Lynchburg, and later
will go to Ouray. Colo. Their many Maine
friends extend hearty congratulations. No
cards
WATsoN-RowE. Howard Leroy Watson
and Miss Mabel Louise Rowe were united
in marriage at O'Clock Wednesday evening,
Jan. 11th, at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. Rowe ON Pier
street, Bangor. The ceremony was per;
Baptist church and the ring service was
used. The wedding march was played by
Miss Gertrude Davis. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Laura E. Rowe,
and charles Godfrey was gt00msman.
Many beautiful and valuable wedding gifts
received by the young couple show the es-
TEEN in which they are held by their many
! friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson left on the
| midnight train for Boston on short we'd
ding trip after which they will reside at Al
| Seventh street-Bangor Commercial.
WHITE-YoUNG. The home of Daniel
Young of Winterport was the scene of a
pretty wedding Saturday evening, Dec. 31st,
when his oldest daughter, Miss Susie Mae
Young and Leslie A. White were united in
marriage by Rev. Harry Hill in the presence
of large company of relatives and friends
of the contracting parties. Dainty refresh
ments were served. The bride was prettily
gowned in champagne crepe de chine. The
bride is one Of Winterport's most successful
school teachers and general favorite
wherever she went and will be greatly
missed by her friends in school work. The
bridegroom is a prosperous farmer and they
friends.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19
BURNHAM

BURNHAM.
Orlando Reynolds, who has been in fail
ing health for several years, was taken to a
hospital Jan. 10 where an operation was to
be performed, but he died Jan. 14th and his
remains were brought to his late home in
this place. He leaves widow and eight
children to mourn their loss. The funeral
house Jan. 17th.. The Progressive Whist
club met with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilber Rey-
nolds Thursday evening, Jan. 18th, and a
very pleasant time was enjoyed. The next
meeting was with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H.
Kimball, Wednesday evening, Jan. 18th.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19
o-Day's Journal.

ut4ry secret Societies The
O,g .ngrlt, y. Legislative Matters Of
a,u Iu.rreSt wedding helS -.
s-.H,far "a Real Estate News OF the
l'a"- Legislative DOingS. Per-
6Ili'- ,hr News of Belfast. Waldo
.,.nt, '.S agricultural Association.
gsskrt Fail
,s.,.,.. Golden Wedding in
o.ss EuW1',l .hristmaS in Florida. Under
=" ho,1.u skies Hon. Samuel Fessen-
usflc> Drink. No Railroad War
s.-m Nsine News Items. Coolest
49,, V..I Letter. Maine Shipyards.
,,g g5 ',..... waning (POem). New York
U, Probate (Ourt. Golden
Tflu.r CaStlne.
..u.,. News of Brooks. County
P,s .r.- audiences
.rN.v hslfast.
~ .... san Francisco Bay. Apple
p.:- ...- Fees vs. Salaries. Literary
.u Notes. Gov. Cobb on Pro-
mNerng in Forest Re-
.u. Clergyman in Connecti-
- arilitieS and Compulsory
.... letter Box Ruling. The
.,IlSt
.. mston Tunnel. Tariff Re-
.4st - Headquarters in Boston.
...-... % Italy. To Investigate
Angus Mcdonald at
Dlt or Get in Line, Con-
. OWr Name Ice Ordered.
-..... .ralS ship News Births.
7'e' l. DEATHS. Market.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19
SECRET SOCIETIES.

.'''''tq Royal Arch Chapter will hold
A., s1''@ eontoeation for the election of
'' lex Monday evening.
s. N''S..s of Pythias ball will take
,,s, '' iia ie.'ast Opera House Monday
''''77 Fea 10Th.
g,. '"rIe'Afy Russell g. Dyer of the
dl.l, '' Maine, Independent Order
a5n. ''.'N> says that he has received
a,. wall nj the reports from the 142
MAJ "'' state and estimating from
.gs,. @'''"d} at hand, the gain for the
'. about 800 members.
s,,., ~' 'pi'sa Lodge, No. 5s, A. O. U. w.,
f.. i..''> thursday, Jan. 10Th, as fol.
~. VI N. j &. Aborn; M. w., A. j.
Z N =" y" Prescott; O., A. S. Heal
L u0I Financier, c. H. Sargent
L., 'sg'ni e., F. O. Roberts; l. W..
s1rn ''odFd o. w., Fl. 7. Clough; Trus.
N IN ", 7f Years, IL. L. Lord; Representa-
IT," "e Grand Lodge, F. w. Prescott
'''' o hickey.
L ... lodge, f. & A. NJ, at the meet.
L hD, Nohday evening elected officers
qns, \ A. Smith, W. NJ; W. j
g.a w; c. r. Coombs, j. w.; N
|sy w. treasurer; C. J. Pattee, Secre
u - lutte, S. D.; H. Merriam, J
sRn match, S. S.; Arthur Richie, j
f Ro n, =, burgess, Tyler. The annual re-
tbo "'s secretary and treasurer show
NJ O'ge to be in prosperous condi
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19
MORRILL,.

MORRILL,.
Mr.. Alphonso Thomas is visiting his
brother, Mr.. John F. Thomas. Miss N. D.
Thompson is doing evangelistic work in
Rev. W. w. Ogier's church, Bangor.
Last Sunday morning the thermometer
stood at 80 below Zero. Sermon at the
church last Sunday by Baptist State Mis-
siOnary Hunt. Lumbermen are active
and it looks now as though our mills will
be well stocked as usual.
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y
repairs.
The committee assignments of the Waldo
delegation are as follows: Senator Morse,
military affairs (chairman); claims; insane
hospitals tchairman) pensions (chairman) J.;
State prison labor Poor Of Belfast, appro-
priations and financial affairs; printing
Morton of Jackson, federal relations; Ii
brary; Pendleton of Islesboro, commerce
Jones of Searsmont, counties; Sparrow of
Freedom, State prison pensions.
| The report of the committee of the last
| legislature to consider the feasibility of
establishing home for the feeble-minded,
a synopsis 0! which is given in another
column, is of local interest, as among the
places mentioned as a location for the home
are two in Belfast and vicinity. Senator
Morse is doing all he can to locate the in
sttution here.
The boom which the proposed extension
| of the Bangor Il ArOOstOok will give to
Stockton Springs grows more apparent day
by day. Representative Poor has intro
duced an act to incorporate the Stockton
Springs Trust Company, and Friday he in
troduced an act to incorporate the Stockton
Springs Water Co. H. R. Hichborn, S. B.
Merrithew and A. NJ. Ames are named as
incorporators. They may take water from
any ponds or streams in Stockton Springs
not now used for water supply, or from
Boyd's pond in Searsport. The capital
stock is fixed at 100000 The same day
Senator Morse introduced an act to author
ize the Bangor Investment Co. and the
Northern Maine Seaport r. R. Go. to build
wharves and piers in and near Cape Jelli-
son Harbor.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19

To Cure q Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. All druggists refund the money
If it fails to cure
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19
BASKET BALL,

The game last Friday evening in the Bel
fast Opera House between the Rock land Y.
NJ. c. A. and the Belfast Blacks was inter
estng and resulted in victory for the visit
ing team by score of 81 to 26 Following
is the lineup and score:
BLACKS ROCKLAND
Carter, rf.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Morris
Whitehead, ...............lf., Ilodgkins
uoiines' c....'........... ....c, Philbrich-
Curtis, rb.. .....................rb., Sullivan
Poor, lb.......... .lb., Weymouth
Goals thrown from field-Carter 4, White
head 9, Holmes 4, Morris 9, Hodgkins 6,
Philbrick 6. Sullivan 2, Weymouth /. Goals
from foul line-Carter 5. Curtis l, Phiibrick
3. Three l5-minute periods were played.
Referee, Bird. Umpire, Veazie. Time
keeper, IIayford. Scorer, McMahan.
The Belfast Blacks played the Ruckland
| Y. M. G. A. in ROckland Monday night and
| were defeated by a score of 81 to %.
| The ladies basket ball teams from the
Senior and Sophomore classes OF the Belfast
| High school played a very exciting game at
| the Belfast Opera House Monday evening,
| the Seniors winning by a score of 35 to 2l.
The Belfast High and the Chapman Club
| of WinslOW played i'll the Belfast Opera
|
winning with d score of 26 to 18.
THORNDIKE.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Gates are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son, born
jan 10th. Mother and child are doing well.
....Miss Bessie L. Higgins and Mrs. Flora
Hunt have gone to Watervlle, where they
| have employment. .... Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Coffin of Massachusetts are stopping with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White and report says
J they will make their future home here. .....
| Mr.. and Mrs. Blinn Hogan passed Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Higgins. .. Mr. +.
S. Hogan was on the sick list a few days
last week, but resumed his route, X. F. d.
No. l, Friday afternoon. His assistant, Rich
ard c. Higgins. covered the route during
Mr. Hogan's illness. Mrs. +. o. Day OF
Bangor arrived Saturday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Burton Gross. ..... Mrs Amanda
Heal of Lincolnville is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. L. G. Monroe. So. Mr.. and
Mrs. }. II. Stevens went to Somerville,
Mass, last week where they will pass sew
eral weeks with their daughter, Mrs. K. }.
KnowltOn. Mrs. John NJ. Ward met with
quite serious accident one morning last
week. She started to go down cellar and
was seized with fainting spell and fell to
the bottom Of the stairs. No bones were
broken, however, and she is quite c0mfor.
table at the present time.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19
Legislative Matters of Local Interest.

Representative Littlefield of Rocklapd
has introduced bill an act to extend the
charter of the Waldo street railway. Does
1t mean that the road is to be built?
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19

The Waldo Hospital Association will ask
the legislature for an appropriation Of &c.
600. $4,000 for the two ensuing years: and
the Children's Aid Society (Girl's Home)
for 81 800 each year and $500 additional for
repairs.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19

Y, S'S y remedy for colds, 9 teaspoons O
aase VI +, hrown's Instant Relief. Bottle
httle every 20 minutes.
The Republican journal., 1905-01-19

H.. 'Da. .-.e uf Buck ksport died at the
-@ -ss A# eHeral hospital in Bangor,
s1s ,'e1g "4. i4'h, aged 66 years and II
T. T.s@ -ment was born at Seal
1'gl 'I e7rIt, where he resided till
5D''s lekSport. He was men,
NV ~ 9,a and took great interest in
WYE li- rsves a widow; one sister,
M h''ast Emery of Seal Harbor; three
EI'.a "tH"- md Charles of Seal Har-
i. 5,lNs u"at of Belfast. Mr.. Glenn
aar'0s residence of Is years in
9s, rSp.' s8Wti by strict integrity and
II aIhIa1'" .aities the esteem of all
a '.e" h.n As neighbor of all he
,,. .41A'epi enable, his neighborhood,
sgs PlHdl 'ne, comprising all near and
"" were n need of aid and comfort.
Yl,t' mails we're taken to Seal HarbOr
hs.5'' ana the funeral was held there
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"l saturday by cable of
If Hamilton, Bermuda,
'wman of Camden. DR..
niece, Miss Florence
NV York on Saturday,
aia, and it is supposed
th was caused by heart
sufferer from that dis
Mrs. w. W. Perry, Mrs.
iielen Waterhouse and
an, all of Camden, sur
tn is rendered the deep
in their sudden and
Mr.. Sherman was a
man, a highly respected
hose death will be keenly
nifty. The deceased was
p( the famous Sherman's s
recently sold to Mr.. Will
a and was at one time one
st real estate owners, the
.hlch has been sold. He
e,