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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
JoSS|yn Had Montreal at His Mercy
and GrayS Won Easily.
F|ip1ap, 10 to | Shot, Won Criterion
Leading From First Quarter.

There was nothing 10 IL yesterday but
Providence in the game with Montreal at
Melrose park and the Canadians were
soundly trounced by a score Of 10 /.
Josslyn. who was on the slab for the
locals was in peerless form, allowing
but three scattered hits, and but for a
slump in the support in the eighth inning
would have shut the visitors out.
The Grays as usual were in a hitting
mood and IL took them just four innings
TO drive Felix TO the woods. Barber.
who relieved the ill-starred Felix. held
the locals safe except In the eighth In
ming. when they punched three hits and
scored two runs. During the period that
Felix ofnciated the native batters cleo
trihed the fans by knocking out two home
runs. Mcfarland accomplishing the feat
In the first inning with one man on base
and Josslyn making the circuit solitaire
In the fourth McFarland's batting was
decidedly the best feature OF the strug
gle a single. double and home run being
the sum OF his efforts with the hickory.
Up 10 the seventh inning the Grays
afforded Jossyn perfect support, and the
Royals didn't get a man as far as second
base, only two getting as far as nrst
In the seventh Rock fell down on hard
chance and IL looked as II the invaders
were To score Fast fielding however.
retired the side and postponed that calam-
ity until the following period. In the
semi final inning the Grays made errors
galore which. with a wild pitch. enabled
Rannon's crew to score their solitary run.
The fielding Of the visitors was OF the
notified variety, radiant in some places.
gloomy I'm others. Five errors were made
by the foreigners. most Of which were
costly. but which had little effect on the
general result. as the Grays earned more
than enough runs 10 win out. The visit
ors used IL men in the game altogether.
Candy" Lachance was sent 20 the bench
in the third inning for a rush Of talk
10 the head over one Of Umpire thinner 5
decisions. Kuhns replaced Wagner. who
ir not vet strong enough TO play the full
game and Barber went I'm TO save the
day when Felix was driven from the
slab.
The Grays and Royals play again this
afternoon and Dunn's men declare that
they will take another game. Nops Will
pitch for Providence and Pappalau or
Leroy for Montreal. Today is ladies'
day and women Will he admitted free TO
grounds and grandstand. Attendance 900.
The score
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
ANOTHER ELOpEMEnT
Chelsea Belle Genes Here TO MARRY For
msf Sailor In NaW.

Runaway marriages from Boston are
becoming quite common. The latest was
that Of Fred A. Brewer Of Boston. and
Caroline NJ. Owram. Of Chelsea. Mass
Brewer was recently a sailor on the
L. s. s. Illinois and Miss Owram is a
member Of Chelsea's smart set. Her par
ents reside at 80 Lynn street. She is 10
years old.
Miss Owram disappeared from home
last Monday and her people had been
searching high and low for her when they
were Informed that Rev c. ". Plummer
Of this city married them on the dav
she left home
Brewer Is the son Of n Boothbay. Me.
sea captain and is % years old
The young couple first met At the
Charlestown navy yard. and when he wa 8
taken ill she sent him flowers and deli
cacies
The brides parents have forgiven and
heartily welcomed her home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
MURDER ON
u, S. ship
OF WAR

The parents OF John Richards % years
OF age, a sailor on the L. S. S. Virginia.
have received word at their home in Fall
River which announces to them that their
son was the victim OF a colored murderer
on shipboard somewhere in southern wat
ers. Richards. who has been a great deal
in the service OF Uncle Sam enlisted about
four months ago under an assumed name.
Yesterday his mother received the follow
ing letter:
MAY 90. 1905.
Madam-The Chief OF Bureau directs me
10 inform you that one Thomas Warren.
ling on board the l. s. s. Virginia. was
killed on the I'd inst. and just prior TO his
death made the statement that his true
naElc was John Richards and that his
mother lived at the address below.
ments made by Warren are correct. re-
srecrfully,
c. THEO. VOGILGCAG,
Lieutenant. L. S. y.
Mrs. John Richards, IL Eighth sire ct,
Fan River, Mass.
Mrs. Richards at once forwarded what
Information she could and is waiting anX
iously for further particulars from WASH
ington. Soon after the receipt OF the
above letter. however. Mrs. Richards was
called on by a young man who said he
had received a letter from one Of the sail
ors on the Virginia stating that Richards
had been stabbed 10 death while sleeping
in his bunk by the colored shipmate. who
had previously had a hght with and best
e1 Richards
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
BOTH IMPROVING
Ezra K Perkins and Henry Clarke, Who
Were In an Auto Collision.

Ezra h. Perkins. whose automobile
oollided with a carriage on Brigham
street. Tuesday evening, is recovering
from the shock he experienced He will
he out in a few days
Henry Clarke. who was with him. was
more seriously injured. especially about
the back
Several ligaments were so badly
strained that he Is unable 20 move with
out experiencing great pain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
HE THEATRE$

iffc-Free OF knowledge" by r. c. Car
ton. will be produced by the Imperial
Theatre Stock company at the Providence
Opera House within a few weeks. This
is another of the Lyceum Theatre Stock
company successes and is one in which
In the leading male role Mr.. William
Courtleigh made success. II has never
been played I'm this city, but when pre-
sented at the Opera House by the stock
company WILL be mounted in most care
full and complete manner.
-.
The sale OF seats for the production
OF Pineros "Thelawney OF the Wells,
which will ne the attraction next week by
the Imperial Theatre Stock company at
the Providence Opera House opened Mon
day OF this week most satisfactorily
Tnti the remodeling OF the Imperial
theatre Is completed the Imperial Thea
tire Stock company will play at the Opera
House There will positively be no change
in prices and the personnel of the com
pany will remain the same Seats for
next weeks production are on sale at
the box office OF the Opera House and not
a the Imperial theatre.
At Keiths next week the Alhee Stock
company will present that dainty play.
Rosemary in which John Drew and
Maude Adams achieved such a big hit
a few years ago This pretty play had
tremendous popularity when IL was origi-
nally produced and the press and public
united in agreeing that It was one Of the
most equisite plays the stage had had for
many years. The announcement Of this
vyb ha hp N
Providence at popular prices, has been re-
ceived with genuine pleasure and enthu-
siasm by local playgoers and II is likely
10 be one Of the best-liked plays OF the
Albee companys season.
one of the pretty scenes I'm Rosemary
in which the Albee Stock company will
appear at Keiths next week, is that in
The first act In which the runaway young
lovers. Dorothy and William, meet with
an accident-the wheel of their chaise
coming off-and. while awaiting help OF
some kind. a severe rain storm adds TO
their dscomforture
Stock company players are obliged 70
accept good and bad parts as they hap
pen 20 come. Some times an actor will be
fortunate enough To have three or four
good parts I'm succession; again, he will
have several bad parts In a run. accord
ing "a the plays produced And sometimes.
II even happens. that the PLAYS given
contain no part at all for him and he Is
out Of the cast. This has been true I'm the
Albee company productions when Miss
Remer has already been out Of the cast
three weeks because there happened 10 he
no part I'm the plays for her Manager
Luxembourg has had numerous inquiries
Al 10 when Miss Reimer shall re-appear
and he declares that according 10 the
plays now plsnnd for production the re-
mainder of the season. Miss Reimer will
not have another week out OF the bill
after this week. which news will he re-
ceived with pleasure by this favorite s
many friends and admirers
At the Pawtucket Keith theatre this
coming week the Pawtucket Albee Stock
company will present that pretty play.
May Blossom" i'm which Georgia Cay
van appeared with marked success sever
al years ago and which was written by
David Belasco the well known author
manager.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
COLLEGE GAMES,
George

At Hanover-Dartmouth /. George
town Q.
At Worcester-Fordhsm :. Holy Cross
At Northampton, Mass-Agricultural
college 5. Boston college o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
GAMES TO-DAY
new ENGLAND LEAGUE GAMES

At Fall River-Fall River T. Concord
40 innings
At Lynn--Lynn 3. Nashua q.
Al Haverhill-Haverhill 5. Lowell 4
At New Bedford-New Bedford 6. Man
chester x
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At Norwich-Norwich 3. Holyoke 10
A. Northumberland 4. New Haven 5.
At New London-New London 2 Bridge.
port T.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02

quonsett clubs. The captains OF the
teams in the new league are as follows:
Metacomet, W. G. Haworth Silver
Spring, A. w Hancock; Pawtucket. J. l..
Hood
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
PAINLESS EXTRACTION FREE

II you have tooth flied by Or. Kings
Painless Method you Will never try any
of the old Painful ways again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
MONTREAL

Runs-Ball ?. Mcfarland ?. Dunn, Conn,
Rock Josslyn-s: Miller. Two-hase
hit-McFarland. Home runs Mcfarland
Josslyn. Stolen hases-Brodie. Conn
First base on balls-Off Josslyn /. off
Felix O. off Barber 3. Struck out-By
Josslyn s. by Felix l. by Barber >. Wild
pltch-Josslyn. Umpire-zimmer. Time
III 40m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
GAMES TODAY.
Boston at New York.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Washington at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES

The visitors spurteG away from the
Reds at the finish OF yesterdays game
when they hit Chech hard. St Louis turn
ed a pretty triple plav in tho sixth. Score;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

Chicago defeated Cleveland in slueging
CONTEST yesterday at home. Donahue was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
NEW YORK Is. BOSTON 3.

NEW 1OHN 10, BUSTON D.
The New York Americans returned from
their Western trip yesterday at home and
easily defeated the Bostons. Both Chesbro
and Dineen. who started TO pitch were
knocked out OF the box. Winter who sue
ceeded Jared little better than Dineen.
while Putnam was very effective. The
batting OF Williams was a feature. At
tendance 1000 The score
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
ROCHESTER 4. BALTIMORE O.

Walters proved an enigma 10 the locals
yesterday at Baltimore and they were
whitewashed. The home club played a
sleepy game in the field and the Bronchos
punched their hits with the Baltmore's
errors Attendance 1864 Score
Innings ..... 2 G 9
Rochester - q o o q o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
Don't Buy Old
Style Teeth

II you are proud OF your personal ap-
pearance but a set or partial set with
Or. Kings latest invention. that wonder
ful Improvement. the Natural Gums"
which makes II impossible 10 detect arti-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
NEWARK s. BUFFALO ?

BY punching their hits In the NTH
inning with Buffalo yesterday az Newark
the Newarks won the game. Hesterfer
pitched a great game against the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02

Usually a charge
OF IS extra is made
for the Natural
Gums" on the set.
but for a short
time no charge
will be made. BY
the use OF the King
Safe System OF
Painless Dentistry
your teeth can be
extracted. nile d
crowned. bridged or
cleaned without q
particle OF pain. no
matter how ner-
vous or sensitive
You may be. Hun
dreds OF testImonl-
ais from pleased
patIepte.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02

only two hits were made off Plank In
eight innings and in the ninth the Wash
ingtons pounded linn for hard drives.
scoring I'VE runs. Bender relieved Plank
and saved the day. Attendance FSl
Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02

with the score a tie in the eighth inning
IN Yesterdays game between Jersey City
and Toronto Pitcher Falkenburg spoiled
whatever prospects the Canadians had by
sending two men 10 base on balls and
following this up with a wild throw TO
first 20 catch Jersey man mapping tho
ball rolling TO the bleachers fence per-
mitting neister 10 score and Merritt to
reach third before the ball was recovered.
Then Hslligan drove a long NY and Mer-
rift got nome with the locals third run
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02

GAMES TODAY.
Buffalo at Newark.
Montreal at Providence.
Toronto at Jersey City.
Rochester at Baltimore.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
DETROIT < 81 LOI-IS 2

IIE FDII 0, ST. LVI IS :.
The Detroits defeated the locals yester-
day at ST. Louis. Petty and Donovan
were the respective twirlers and Petty
dropped his first game OF the season. At
tendance 1855. Score:
Innings ........ 2 3 6 .
Detroit ...t........0 o o 2 /
St Louis .......O o q q ? o o. ?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02
Lower
Telephone Rates

Rates for local telephone service have
been reduced. Call 126-Unon or write
Contract Department for a new schedule.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-02

At the Pawtucket Keith theatre this
coming week the Pawtucket Albee Stock
company will present that pretty play.
May Blossom" i'm which Georgia Cay
van appeared with marked success sever
al years ago and which was written by
David Belasco. the we'll known author
manager.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-20
LINCOLN.
COCPER'S MILLS.

Our High School is progressing under
the able instruction of Earl Nelson of
Palermo, assisted by Alice Brann of
this town. Between fifty and sixty
scholars are attending.
Mrs. Della Morse of Augusta has
been here a few days called by the i'll !
ness of her sister Ms. Glidden.
There are at present about 100 tons OF
bark at this station awaiting trans
portation.
Dycal Hers"y of Whitefield is board
ing at Waldo Coombs'.
Alice Brann and Grace Carlton are
boarding at a. Is. Noyes'.
The funeral OF Mrs. Melissa Glidden
Of this place. who died, Feb. IL, was
held the following Tuesday, at her late
residence. There was a large atten-
dance of relatives and friends, and the
floral offerings were many and beauti-
full. Mrs. GIidden was 81 years of age.
She was much loved and respected by
all in the community who knew her.
Mrs. Glidden was one of the most
active workers in the Advent church,
of which she was a member. She was
also secretary of the Christian En-
deavor Society, treasurer of the Kings
Daughters. and chaplain of Pine Tree
Rebekah lodge. She is survived by her
husband, Fred Glidden, one son. Alton
Dunton. four brothers, Sidney and
Thomas Northey of California, Ira &.
Northey Of Montana, and Daniel
Northey of Damariscotta, also three
sisters, Mrs. Charles Look Of Oakland,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-20

ment which was held at the Lincoln
sChoolhouse. belgrade, last Thursday
evening. under the auspices Of the
Union Society of Christian Endeavor,
was indeed a success. The supper
was served by Il beyy of charming
ladies, each wearing a prettily ar
ranged head dress and apron for the
occasion. After the supper which was
served from 8 to Z. NJ. the large
audience was entertained by a pro-
gram consisting of musical selections
by Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dudley, as
sisted by Mr.. Don Fifeld; recitations
by Leo Dunn, Miss Angie Bartlett,
Miss blanche Hanson and Miss Angie
N:adirign: solo hy Miss Grace Wad-
leigh: Il few minutes talk together
ith mixture" or songs by Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. w. Birch, and a stirring war
songentitled the "Old Flag Never
Touched the Ground Boys" was sung
by some of the Sunday-school boys, as
follows. Masters Fred Wadleigh, Alton
Wadleigh. Jr., E,aIl and Leon Wyman,
Harry and Bcnney Hewitt, Leo +.
Hall, Jimmy Scates and Chauncey FL
field, led by NJ. w. Birch. The boys
took hold in good shape. and as the
boys sang the chorus. keeping time to
the music and each waving "Old
Glory 1T was very effective. Mr..
Brown at different times throughout
the evening helped very materially to
entertain the large aSSemblage with
many choice selection on his phono-
graph.
The Belgrade Grange Dramatic Club
will repeat the drama, VALLEY Farm. =
at Grange hall. Tuesday evening. Feb.
II. if weather and travelling will per
init. If not the first night that IS
pleasant and decent travelling. There
will b. a Grange supper and dance fol-
lowing The play. Music will b- by
\ APPS orchestra.
The Baked Bean supper given by the
Union S. G. l.. at the Lincoln school
house, Thursday evening. was d sue
cess.
Wilt Wymar. Who haS been suffer-
ing from an ;.tcrSs on his neck, is
much improved.
George Andrews. who has been hav-
ing i severe attack Of the prevailing
grip, is improving.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-20
CHANGES FAITH.
Congregational Church in East Brook
field, Mass, Unites With Episcopal.

East BrOokfield, Mass. Feb. 19.-The
Congregational church in this town
has changed it's faith by unanimous
vote and has united with the Episcopal
church diocese of Western Massachu-
setts. Following the vote of the 400
members of the church a petition for
this union was sent to the proper COM
mittee of the diocese and was accepted
by that committee. The society owns
a large and handsome church building
and is free from debt. This is believed
to be the first time in this country that
so large church body has changed
its faith without division among its
members.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-20
JURY DISAGREES.
Verdict Cannot Be Reached by Jury in
the Lawless Case.
WELLS, RICHARDSON a co.
BURLINGTON, VERMONT.

Bangor. Me. Feb. 19.-At the opening OF
the supreme court. Saturday morning. the
jury in the Lawless case reported a dis
agree ment and WAS Discharged The jury
retired at II O'Clock. Friday fvrenuon ana
deliberated until midnight
Law less is under Indictment for man
slaughter for causing the death If Lam
bert g. Newkrk, Sept. TO- Ncwkirk haV-
ing been found dead in stable tho morn
ing following an alteration with Law
less.
The evidence was self-drfence and that
NeWkirk was In a deblitatcd condition
from alcoholism and death resulted from
natural causes and not from blows as
claimed by the State
The greater part Of the forenoon was
taken up with the case of State W. DOYLE.
Tor breaking and entering the railroad
station at Webster. Doyle was found
guilty. the jury being out but short
time.
The next case was that growing from
an Italian stahbing affray at MiIinocket
George PiSsano being charged with as.
ssault with a dangerous weapon upon
Joseph Nardo. The case will be finished
Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-20

Calf. Mrs. Sarah J. Erhar, j, =
Whiteiieid and Mrs. Della Morse of hr'
gusta. Mrs. Josephine Mayo. ann,ha-
sister, died about a month aeo
Springfield Mass. III
WIcAssEr.
Mrs. Mary Pushard Of Dresden is ,,u
iting relatives in town. -
Howard Badger is recovering ,r
severe attack OF the grip.
Charles Hu,chings. sunorin.
~ Huiltoon I'LL .arm. visited his bon,s
In Edgecomb, Tuesday. his llttIa ,"'' "a
returned with him fo- a visit. ~
Leonard Carleton Of Dresden. r,,a
town the first az the week. =
School in the North district under ~
tuition OF Miss Alma Rines closed r.,
day. III
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Peaslee wo..
made happy by the arrival Of = d,m.i
ter, Elizabeth Mortimer, Feb 9th
Mrs. +. II. Albce OF Alma. has ~.
visiting friends in town the past wool,
Miss Helen Piper o1 Damarisco,..
mas been visiting relatives in town.
K. II. 7. Taylor was in Daramjrsco,
ta. last week.
MIS-. Abral Greenledf entertained H.,
Helping Band Of the Methodist cbnrah
at her pleasant home Oh High straa,
last week ana the delicious - o.clocl,
tea was much appreciated By all pr.s-
ent.
The first and second degrees viii h.
given several candidates at Huut,on
Hill Grange next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Philip Foye Gied at her hom.
on the Gardiner road, Tuesday. Feb
after long illness. Mrs. Foye had heon
q great suffered from dropsy being IN.
atle TO lie down for many months pr4.
vious to her d+cease. She was for
long time anxipus 70: release. A hus-
band, now 81 years Of age, one dauch.
ter, Mrs. Thomas Wiseman whose hom.
is in the West and several grand chill
dren mourn her death.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-20
STATE NEWS.
HANCOCK.
SURRY.

On account of the Illness of Rev I
ID. McGra". there were no services il
town last Sunday.
The strong wind which blew in this
section. Saturday. blocked the road so
badly that 10 mail arrived here on Sat
urday night.
Miss Bertha Smague who has been
visiting Mrs. Warden Lord for several
days, has returned to her home in Ban
gor.
Miss Bessie TrewOrgy. who has been
visiting in Buehill, has returned home.
Reuben Osgool who has been i'll with
Pneumonia, is now convalescent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-20
CAUGHT At LAST.
Fred Willis Finally Captures Trouble
Some Reynard.

Bath. Ne. Feb. 19.-Fred A. Willis Of
North Bath. one of the game wardens in
this vicinity, has been bothered for sew
eral weeks by troublesome red ION
which has been killing his chickens be-
sides stealing meats and other things
about his farmhouse. Try as he mGht'
Mr. Willis was for long time unable to
catch Mr.. Reynard. but finally hit upon
brofher-n- law. Charles Ward, and an ap-
prentice. Harry Barrett. left the farm
house in the night covered by single
uverCoat which made them appear as ono
man. The sly fox had his eye upon them
and naturally supposed ii was ore person.
and watched them go to nearby CABIN
where large piece of meat had been lie I
outside After reaching the bin Barrett
left the camp. which caused the fox to he.
licvc that nobobdy was left behind. and
which made him bold to grab the mea:.
As he did 50, Ward. who was A sure shot,
fired and the fox dropped dead.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-20
WINsLoW.

Mrs. Ellen Garland is slowly recover
ing from an attack of bronchitis and
pneumonia.
The play valley Farm" which wa;
given by the students of the High
school here. was a great success. In
spite of the bad weather and travelling
q large audience greeted the players.
Between the acts and during the eve
ming fine music was rendered by Miss
Alice f. Whit"house of Augusta, whose
musical abilities are we'll known not
only in Augusta but in surrounding
towns. After the play few games
were indulged in and a general good
time was enjoyed by old and young. 1t
would be hard to make any distinction
between the characters as the parts
were we'll rendered by all. Much praise
is due to Mr.. Chapman who has been
so painstaking in making the affair a
success. The following are the cast Of
characters: Harold RutledGe." a
young New Yorker. Henry G. Reynolds.
06: Perry Deane." a son of the soil.
Elmer w. Stuart. '07; David Hill
dreth." a New FORK lawyer. j. Edmund
Hutchinson. '0S; "SilaS Holcomb,'
owner of Valley Farm. Alfred B. Pat
terson. '05: "Azariah Keep a clock
tinker. Nathan r. Patterson, '0b; "Jen-
nings." servant at the Rutledge Man.
sion. George w. simpson. 'O6; "Hetty
Holcomb," a country flower trans
planted to city soil, Jessie Whitehouse,
'04: Isabel Carney" niece to David
Hildreth. Lula A. Stuart. '05; Mrs.
Rutledge," Harold's mother, Edythe F.
Hutchinson. '06; "A,vira Holcomb,"
sister of Silas. Eva A. Getchell, '06,
Lily Ann Tucker" who borrOws but
never gossips.' Mildred NJ. Delano,
'O6: 'Nerbena," hired girl at the farm.
Eva NJ. Reynolds, '07.
Thomas H. GDody is confined to his
house with a severe cold.
The many friends Of Dan. w.
Getchell will be glad to learn of his re-
covcry from the shaking UP received by
a fall, which he had a few days ago.
Miss Alice Z. WhitehOuse of Augusta
has been the guest of NJ. +. Hutchinson
and family, this week
BELGRADE.
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