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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

Tlic waite, uud Miss Belle Andcr-
son, ana assisting I'M entertaining were
Mrs. Mary Eastman, Miss watts, Miss
Moslnudcr and Miss Eastman About
G5 guests were present 10 enjoy the AZ
fair M and Mrs. Walton have gone
tp the coast Tor u bridal trip ana WIN
return here 20 reside,
Miss clara kesler daughter Of Mrs
Jane koslor ana Mr George II, crow
were married In the Temple on Thurs
day leaving Nftorword for "A trip To
the fair after which they VIII return
here 10 reside,
The wedding Of Miss Anna Hail ANA
Robert King lrown took place ON Wed.
ncsday, the AFFAIR being AN exceeding.
ly pretty one. The rooms were bright
with proiuson Of cut flowers, poltod
plants ana palms, ana u charming SCR
vice WAS performed, commencing win
tho strains ~ the Lohonglln march,
played by Mrs. H. j, King and SUNK
by Miss owe Jennings, Two little
ribbon bearers came nrst followed hy
tho maid of honor Miss BESSIE llnll,
ana then the bride Mr. H. H. Morris
was best man. Row MoNltoo per-
formed tho ceremony Miss jennings
singing "llcuulye Eyes during the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gLeyt.gk,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
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THa week bare hcou nl'od with notable
lNl of fcsUNIlirH. Including every KIND
uf homo en- t0ruiumuuiath the musicale
pUolumuuuuR The llmt Wae glyon at
the home ur M ana MrH NJ. H. Walk.
~. when the noted plauItt Alberto
Jonas gave u rcHhi usNlslod hy 70
umuar of local artistic the affair hoIuy
q lhu lughly enjoyable ono IN every dee
Wlh
Among the brilliant events Of the
WHk have boon the uflllw glNon I'M
honor of Madame Auoclu FoX another
upl'l musician who hus boon in our
midst during the week. Mrs Fisher
HARRIS and Miss Borkhool were the hog,
toar'. ON Wednesday nc nm oMboU lo
reception, the Harris homo bong
thrown orou for The event, and o. mum,
hcr VI intimate friends assisting ~
scryluB aud ontorWInlng, Flowers In
mlIWlc arrangement nlod the rooms,
and u delightful musical program was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

Mrs, Andrew llowai viii return from
Iowa early neat month
Mrs. Charles Il, Rood Is b0clS from a
visit ~ n few webW IN Dellyor
Mrq. n, ". Dayoy ana Miss beatrice
gmlth leave on Monday for n tive
weeks trip through California by way
NJ Los Angeles
Walker Salisbury goes 10 san Fran
disco shortly to Join tho Kirkpatrick
family nj tholr summer cottage nj Lake
rnhoo
Misses Roo nnd OlIye Barleh returned
Yesterday from l'uslon, Whero they
hRyo been studying music at Tho lIos'
ton conservatory,
Mr.. aud Mrs r. q WINNER ana
MlfRog linaol md Laura ionvc next
week for the Wlmm" ranch ON the
Pear river whore they WIN spend the
summer
Or ana Mrs j, n, C0wo ~ Los
Angelica Nro guests 0f MI ara Mrs
william lIortllhG
Mrs, j, o. Davis and Miss bclttlce
Smith win leave next Mondny Tor Los
Angeles,
Mrs Fisher =, Harris aud children
l,uyp early IN July for l',lghlon whore
they win occupy their u>lago Tor the
summer
Miss Edna Colvln NJ Denver IN IN the
city the guest Tor month NJ her
cousin, Mrs, j, NJ Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs g. STANLEY price ana
Mlsa Mamie Price uro bn0k from
visit N some NoCht IN Los Angeles and
vicinity
Mr. n, e. Hicks suont Sunday visit.
ing with friends IN Provo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

Nos attended Nv her sister Minis Lillian
Hudson and Mr. w n owen wua best
mnu Nv nnd Mrs, owen win be NJ
homo 70 their friends after July 20, NJ
00S Third street
Another pretty wedding ~ Thurpduy
was That " Miss Nora MoBlHnder Of
Evanston Wyo,, and Charles W. Wal
ton 0f murray the marriage bclng
solomulgcd IN the Temple IN the aftcr'
noon ana U wedding dinner ana roccp.
ton taking place Ht tho homo Of the
Rroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wesley
Is, Walton I'm the ovgnlng The rooms
Woro beautifully decorated, the pnrur
IN green and white, The dining room IN
roses the eject BONG exceedingly plct.
~ The bride was attended by MISS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

service and MrA klng rlaylng the
Mondolss0hn chorus ~ ia uDan The
hrl0o wore a charming costume "
white rurlsion null over silk and car
rlod roHos, Ter long veil ~ tullo was
fastened witch a diamond PIN Her
bridesmaid WoIo white ellk not over
tonota, ana carried PINK iosos, while
tho ribbon bCafcra wero I'm white swlsh
Assisting IN serving were the Misses
Savage Rtrmgley ana buckingham,
Mr. and Mlp Drown lft later for Il
trip ~ Calf0ul
Miss Uoetrico coleman and Mr. Fred
nrain wero married ON Wednesday nj
the Temple, ana the oyent was cello
brnted I'm Two delightful receptions, one
ON tho evening following tha ceremony
ana one ON The mex, nlsh, Both nf-
fairs were beautifully arranged, rowers
making thr rcono bright ana nll de-
Wis being successfully carried out Nh
nud Mis-. Brain WIN reside here
ono of Wednesdays pretty Woddlnga
was that " Miss clara stevens and
Arthur u, potiS the ceremony pelns
followed by AN elaborate wedding sup
per, with noWors making The scene
bright one The young couple VIII re
side IN this ely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

returned home This week from trip
to the coast ana tho Portland fair
The Weber stake Primary nRsocln.
lions are holding forth at Lester park
today There arc several hundred of
The children enjoying u day of real
pleasure Nt singing songs, running
mcos, dancing ana fcasting
Ml's Lila Gllchrst NJ Echo, Utah, ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

rendered by well known musicians, M
eludlns Tho hostensep, u large number
tniOylbn the charming function,
Mrs Agnes Ohbourne WAS hostess NJ
n most delightful musicale ON Thurndhy
nluht given IN honor " MADAME Foki
her program helnH notably me- ana
the hOolal details delightful
Next Monday night MmLlaso fhom-
% Edward win Give a mrge reception IN
honor " Madame Fox under Whunl shn
has studied, the oyont 10 take plnro az
the lioq 1.-Two House ana thc eniorlhlll-
mont 10 Include musical program ny
tho following artists Mrs hsslN
Thomas Edward Mrs .AgnoH usboufne'
Mlps lpltio owen, PROT }, !, Mo'lelln,l
Prof skollon, John Robinson. MINE
Williams ana tho Utah quartet
Miss Elizabeth CoSgrln WAS hostess
nj charming luncheon uu "wednesday
nj the Country club, her quests num-
berluH about a. The table Was doco-
rated IN red, white ana blue, win sWo"t
peas lNrkRpurs ana ilagH the plDrN
cards being hnnd painted l'Ngh Whlu
the fuvorB were small drums Illod WIN
-.
Another pretty aNalr " wednesday
nlonche s,riohin,Sy' ms roomq bolng
efre6,lvey hor"ra,rd and a guessing
game bang enjoyed IA which the prlSo
WA won by Mlos Nora Lane
The Misses Hartley were hostcssos at
a bridge prty followed 10y a luncheon
ot'I"s A J's ;rbs pr,lo ,ynnor Mas
MIA a IS"I'o,yls IND about 10 quests
wore nrosoni
-,
PINK and white wore the collars PROV.
nlont AT Inc drllFnirll Nonsngion civ.
nosdSy tn bonor ~ Ma ~ d. paylcr of
M IGui. irh. h,siras was asrlglcd
nv A numbcr ~, nlenJs ami about ij
,,u,,t. v,rs ,,,s,rt
Mrs. John Rood ana Mrs w. A. cam.
h,rn .no,t, ~ h,n,r Al several de-.
ilgh'rnl 'no,,, giyon nv lDrr friends
lnrmn ne voot
Nrs Arinup uul entertained AT
luncheon Al ina country club yesterday
AR, ~ u p.utpll vnv among tho
w"sb,s bne,ossos a, ,bo Country club,
"a, tin,,lnn h,,py luncheon al
vhl1b IA guo.lg zero entertained
Mira " A rIng entertained nj
nr"brnn an TUESDAY In honor M Mrs.
Ioffmnn nf St l.nuis
ono or lbo prol,y mnohonns given AT
inc Country club THIS week was that
",s n',,ssS her n,nr,ion nknq Mace
M, Tu,sd,y ,n1 nbnut Al pucsig 6oInR
cnioriolncJ
,
Amonp ihe Vpok'y delightful must.
u,les Ms thnt pl,on by Mrs George
p.hIps,r an N,nl1v niaht I'm honor
~ hor d,ughior Mia Florence Robin.
ann ybo Az inst homo from her musl.
.rDl uu ilos IN tho e,sl
Nss tyaln 4 WoIlor aovc Lagoon
pnNy Thursday night IN honor Of Mr.
tn Nhn are NJ nresoni visiting hcro,
and Vho mnv bo preyailcd upon 20
mako Soli Lake iholr future homo,
Among tho social oyonts NJ the week
drcw Ionson i5i north second West
street ON wednesday evening, IN hon.
or of Elder Lawrence BLOOD ~ Rays
Vile who If Leaving soon on \ mis-.
pcr was served. ana during tho oycnlng
leo croam. rnko and Lemonade was
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@9F.!!|ssoyii7;iH;ii.5;::;77;-'

DR.. ana Mrs, plummor, Mrs, julia
klmbalI Mrs, Florence X, Woodruff
and Miss Nellie Calvin leave on July
Il for Seattle and Portland, ON AUG, 10
the party with the exception of Dr.
plummcr win sail for Alaska, The
doctor win return to the city early IN
August,
Mrs ", =, Mason has returned from
california whore she has tpent tho
past year and is greatly benefited IN
health
Miss Ada Boyd Of stanford IN the
guest for u short time OF Mr. ana Mrs
j, NJ Moore on Is street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

attention. 81 the slc lhcrc uro two
luug ana exceedingly thick ostrich
rIumos I'm one of the soft wgphuwv
shades Of red, the luIll oUdB caught
Ia The hnndolu and lht Tips wrlmg
mp over tho hrlm almost ~ the crown
OF the hat The hnck hNndoau IN cN.
Wgmny moop, ana TITS H covered
with ihlck clusters If forget mo,nota
nnl iulloec, and llu0y rosollo uf
uhbonV IA rloycrly nNoytu with
lho lowers, gomo Of the loops resting
ON the hair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

The wedding Of benjamin w. TyIto
Of Ogden, ana Miss Emily Clark Of SAM
Lake city was aolemni2od wednesday
ovonlng at the homo of Mr. ana Mr..
n, Mark, a2ii Adams avenue, ROY,
shaw officiating IN the ceremony Ufcr
which a reception was given 10 n lorra
circle NJ their friends, and wedding
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

,uy5 orlhu-a uAN - q GoUN Ess
Miss Alberta Strgg whose MonOri
heir t. nm clom has been announced In London the
Francis w. loWe Of New York The Icggts nysy
London during Recently when su
occupied box Of the Countess Of dudley at the grand
tho pcndor Of their Of r
hnnont ana Rear Admiral Victor the en
earl Of Sandwich lie horn 1874
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
KNOX.
UNION.

N"WP WIS re, iV"'I here. recently of
TIE G'ath in l::~,oklyn. y. y. Of Mrs
Ann ". RID" Frrnrh at the age Of 76
Years 10 months. The deceased was
formerly a resilient of this town.
Charles Barnard % Rorkland spnnt
several days in town last week. visit
ng his daughter AMI calling on old
fri, uds here.
Earl DaI" Of Wellesley. Mass. is
Visiting lis uni" GEO G. CIousc.
Rev Mr.. P"utico~. supplied the
pulpit i'll TIA" Methodist Church. Sun
nay.
q. W. Butler IF canrlcn was in town
SUNDAY
Mrs. Margaret Tho,rnsor who has
been en"nGin:c thu winter with relatives
q expected hons" early this week.
MIR. f. F'cr'lrick las returned to
town after several months absence.
Chauncy CEilds az South Union is in
I'll" hospital 1T l;ock!.lnd for surgical
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Burkctt visited in
l;"ckianr: sunday.
Mrs. +. IT. I:urIett ACCOMPANIED her
husband t" Augusta last week. where
they attended the Governors reception
Wednesday.
George Robbins has a crew Of mon
numbering in Warren they report the
SNOW as very G"np in the woods.
The Sock Sotianlc 1t tho Congreca
tional church was We'll attended and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

an entertainments at the Opera house,
THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday evenings
The company was we'll received here and
| a good house each night was the resuf..
Cart. ]. c. Derrah. son-ia-law of ]. C.
fiasS OF this village. sailed from Balti-
moro. Jan. - last for Galveston Texas
arriving at that PLACE Feb. n capt. Der
kreScr. built at Bath recently and is ac-
| companied on the trip ny his wife and
son. The dispatch rcpurts all wen ana
a pleasant voyage.
Rev Mr. Perry of the cobb Divinity
school. Lewiston. who has preached "a;
the Free Baptist church here for sew
crai sundays past; will preach again next
Sunday ut that church.
Mrs. j. c. tlarr who has been confined
to her he'd by illness for the past three.
weeks. is reported gaining slowly. She
is attended by DR.. Weeks IF this town.
The remains of Nm. X Maxwell OF
Thursday, and were taken in charge bv
tndtr,aker F'lasg and after brief services
az The Episcopal church. conducted by
Rev. Mr.. johnson of Brunswick, were
placed in the Richmond receiving toni,
TO avail; imterrment i'll the Maxwell GEM
WAS formerly a resident. The remains
were accompanied by his two daughters
AMI other relatives. including Vim. Pen
MI Mr a nSh A Tntr VIII IL S"nna Mr c1 ,H
and sister and John iIarwood and son of
Bowdoinham.
tn, Free BAPTIST Association will fur
niSh their usual election dinner on town
meeting day ut their v'strr near the Town
hall. Thes.' dinners are much appr.cia ted
as well as convenient for the out-of-lown
people. The usual price of - cents will
be charged.
The recent good news that the shoe fac
tory will soon start III this place is very
pleasing TO the people. This has been
much needed for a long time and it is
hoped that business will soon be boom
ing.
The. Enterprisa Grange fair given at
l-lnt'NS hall, Tuesday and "Wednesday
$500 being Melted. There was a large num-
Der in attendance bo:h nights and the
entertainment was much enjoyed Ly all.
:, Mr. ana Mrs. George Lowell left for
Boston on Il business trip, Saturday.
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STATE NEWS.
FRANKLIN.
FREEMAN,

Monday WIS one of The toughest
Gays OF the winter.
Clyde Du:rrIl ami Edwin REGARD
visited Mr.. Durreil's bother at Dix
field. last week
Mrs. Rlancne Whitney of Livcrmorc
and John Sabine Were guests Sunday
OF Earl Whitn"y ana Dora Davis.
Roy. and Ms. ID. II. Carman who
have been visiting friends at Farming
ton and LecGS have returned home.
Several Of the yoIng men of this
town got up Il .hoppiIS bee recently
for their neighbOr Al. -capp. Mr..
Carp who has been !. Very hard wcrk-
ing man has been obliged to STAY in
doors some lime With very bad leg.
All hope to See him out soon Thosc
VINO attended TIE ckoppinS bee were
I"hn w. Durrcl, n. A. Durrell, VIII
ham Merchant. Arthur Furbush, Lewis
Hrackl"y. Allen Brackley, clyde Dur
rel and Edwin REGARD.
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SAGADAH0C.
RICHMOND.

DR. X. w. Small vent to Boston on a
business trip. last week
T. A. Mansir is visiting friends in Mass
achuScttS.
80 H.. grandparents. Dr. and Mrs. G.
W. Price.
Harry Tallman visited in Augusta, Wed
nesiay evening.
A number from this place attended the
G"vernor's reception in Augusta, last
W ednesday.
rho Ioydoin College C;lee Club gave a
l iie itar,ai1ment at the Opera house
Wednezday eysniRRE' y Inser The oo auspiess Of
aimee die t,aS Was present and the class netted
me lecture given BY Rev. G. H. Young
!.t Life" Monday evening. AT the
Mathodist chapel. was we'll attended and
proved very ir'eres'ins'
The Inns with their trained dogs gave
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02
WALDO.
THORNDIkE,

The Misses Lettie Hunt and Alfredo
Ward have gone to Rumford Falls
where they have employment.
Master Lomie Davis is slowly con-
valescing.
Eugene 1ussey, who is in moo;
health, has gone to Fairfield for treat
Dlent.
Mrs Lydia Ward is recovering from
severe cold.
The many friends of DIR. NJ. ~. Dodge
OF Troy, arc glad to hear of his recoy-
cry.
j. NJ. Whitaker of Troy, spent Sat,,r-
day night and Sunday with u. A. Ward
number of Young people of This
place, are expecting to attend the fair
DIT Trey, given by the grange, Tuesday
Miss Edith Harmon is i'll with
clIickenpox.
Nearly every family in town has one
or more members ill with the grin and
in some cases three or four are sick AT
the same time.
Rev. and Mrs. X. A. Myers returned
from visit to Searsport, last week.
The most of the farmers are disgust
ed with the potato business. 1t is al
most impossible to sell them here a;
any price and when they do sell, it is
for IS cents per bushel. The most of
the farmers have their entire crop.
Miss Roberts of Fairfield passed Sat
urday and Sunday with Miss Jennie
Cox.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Parsons is very i'll with the prevailing
diStemper.
With the snow four feet deep on a
level there is liable to be something
doing in the springtime. and it will be
about impossible for the rural carriers
to make their trips soon as the snow
begins to melt.
Here are some interesting prices paid
for provisions in the days that have
long gone by: 1864. Oct. 90, to 10 yards
print, 500: 1864, Oct. 20. to yard
bIeached sheetine. &c.: 1865, oct q, to
bushel coarse salt. &c; 1865. Oct. II.
to l gallon molasses. 15c.: 1869 Oct. 81,
to | gallon kerosene oil. 81 90; 1865, oct
u. to pound coffee Soc: 1865, Oct. q,
to l yard sheeting. 42c.: 1866. Feb. o6.
to l pound sugar. CSC; 1866. July 5, to
| pound tea, s1.52: 1866. May 8. to 1 ten
quart ran, 60c.; 1866. May 8. to ten
quart pail. Soc; 1867 June A. to | barrel
tlour. $1,000; 1868, March H. to pound
butter. 40c.: 1868. March i. to pound
dried apples. 16c.: 1868, April Il. to !
bushel meal. $500: 1868, May 3. to 3
Holsters, zoe: 1868, May l., to / pound
soda, 13c.: 1865. June ,. to l bar laun-
dry soap, 25c.: 1865. August IS, to Il
cinnamon, 92c.: 1863. Nov. 3, to pound
salt pork. 20c.: 1868. Nov. 4, to l pound
lard. 2Jc.: 1865. Nov. "a. to 1 buShel
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SOMERSET.
-NORRIDGEwOck

Mr., B"utellc, the Inspector of X. f. ID.
III last week, looking over a LropusrG
route.
Ben smith returned. Thursday night
from Lewiston, where he has been i'm Ih,
hospital for several days
Miss; Lena Tarhox is visiting her ma
rents in Eppina, N. H. ="
Miss Ethel Coulev was Obliged to rive
NJ nor studies for. Il time at Bates Col
leEc on account of sickness Miss CooIey
came home, Friday afternoon.
Lena Tucker of Smithficld. has bec,
WISHING Lorna Pierce for a few days.
Mr. ana MIS- Odcn Fan of Culmville
are visiting friends in town
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A plan is now on foot to connect
some Of the scattered islands in the
South Sea by wireless telegraph. It is
thought that 1t will be of great benefit.
as there is now no means Of communi-
cation between them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

When leaving Sydney for America.
the London Mail says. Paderewski orr
dered 10000 large panel photographs OF
himself for sale during this American
tour, the largest order Of the kind even
known in Sydney.
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LINCOLN.
SOUTH JEFFERSON.

There was no preaching service at
the church Sunday on account Of the
illness OF the pastor.
Owing to The storm, only few peo-
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PALERMO CENTER.

A cautious grand juror at the Old
Bailey, London, brought his own Bible
with him. to be sworn upon, and so
took no risk of microbes.
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TIE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK
BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE ~
DIDN'T USE r
6 q pol 10

awful dirty beans, $500: 1868, Dec. 2.
to | pound cotton batten, 29r.: 1868.
Dec. IL, to I pound sulphur, zoe; 1868.
Dec. IS. to pound raisins. 25c.: 1858,
May. to 1 bushel potatoes. s140: 1869.
May G. to 1 pound cheese. 25c.
TROY.
Tho people of this community were
very much shocked Saturday morning
to learn of The sudden death of Mrs.
NJ. W. Munroe which occurred during
the night. Her husband was awakened
by her heavy breathing and arose to
find her unconscious and she lived but
II few moments. Shr had been in he~
ordinary heath up to this time. :.
husband and two daughters. Mrs. Cora
Goodwin of Upton and Miss Maud
Monroe are left to mourn hcr loss.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hillman are re-
ioicing over the arrival Of a big baby
boy.
Mrs. n A. Dodge Of Wayne. who has
been nursing pr, Dongc returned to her
home Wednesday.
A little dauGht Il arrived at the home
Of NJ and Mrs. Walter Hill early
Monday morning.
Rev. r. F. Jon &, p. F., will be at the
church next sunday, to hold quarterly
meeting services.
HALLDALE.
Mrs. Rhoda A., wife Of Ephraim T..
Sawyer died Feb. 23d, of apopleXy. Her
funeral was from her late home Sun
day afternoon.
J. L. Hall is soliciting consignments
of apples to ID. CrosSley d Sons of Liv-
erpool. He started IA carload from
Thorndikc, Saturday Feb. 25th. Farm
ers who have been holding their apples
for higher prices begin to wonder what
they will do with them.
George Choate Of Burnham was in
town. Sunday. to attend the funeral Of
lis aunt. Mrs. Ephraim Sawyer.
j. f. Hall was taken suddenly sick
with the grip. Saturday night. DR..
Small was called and he is improving.
Mrs. Susie Clark of Belfast was in
town over Sunday.
II. c. McCorison is canvassing for
fruit tree sprayer.
PALERMO CENTER.
Freeman Turner who has been sick fol
the past three weeks. is very low.
The funeral of the late A. &. Tyler,
which was to have been held at the chap
ell. Sunday vast postponed until Monday
afternoon because of the bad condition of
the roads. Mr.. Tyler was born in Paler-
mo. He enlisted in the. Civil war. where
he received injuries which caused poor
health the remainder of his life. He lived
in EoSton MANY years, coming back to
Palermo about 90 years ago where he
lived until his death. He is survived by
a widow and two children. Mrs. Fred
Penn of Augusta, and Arthur Tyler, with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-02

Tho pronrietors and makers of Dir.
pierce's Favorite Prescription now feel
iuliy warranted in offering 20 pay $500
in legal money of the United States, for
auy case of Leucorrhea, Female Weak
mess, Prolapsu5, or Falling of Womb
which they cannot cure. All they ask is
fair and reasonable trial of their means
OF cure.
IF women would study the laws of health
ami u-e q li;tle more common sen@c there would
not he such large number today suffering
,yi.h ire lis peculiar to our SEX" writes Mrs.
ea;iie Martins president Mutual Social Science
club Of 10 Sout!1 iiaiatead street. Chicago Ill
"Then when medicine is needed ii they would
tate the Favori.e PrcsCri p.ion,' they would
re- 4 chance to get well. used Dr. Pierce's
Tarorite Prescription three years ago and it
cured ne OF female weakness of several years
Standing 50 I know what am talking about
when | praise il and always know what the
result will be where ii Is used"
DR.. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets should
be used with "Favoritc Prescription I"
whenever laxative is required.
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EAST CCRiNTH.

The attendance at III" churches was
small Sunday. on account of the grip.
which has entered nearly every family in
town.
The cars of the P"r"''Scot central Kali
,,.n,, b,,.n boon unable TO make their reg
Mar trims the past few weeks on accc unit
of tho severe storms. making business
very dull about town
Tho turner's in this vicinity have n
larg" portion of their hp!h, ana p"tA Toes
IN hand AZ present which arc worth a
very small price.
Orient Grange No 50, will hold an all
aar meeting. mex. Saturday. The young
people will furnish the program and the
i.,di..c an old-faShi"rcd la kcI-Dcan and
twi,. cd douGhnut dinner
Mrs. Frank Morrison and Miss Lizzie
I;racke tt are in Boston FOR short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus .rownr Of Charles
tnn. werc in town, Sunday, calling on
friends.