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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-15

''Hoff IN New York; Shopping.
New goods daily.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
WORK OF ZIONIST CONGRESS.
Ten Year Pension Granted Family O.
Founder of Zionist Movement.

Baslc. Switzerland. August 1.-The
zionist congress ut its session. this uf-
tcrnoon. voted several money grants i'll
Guiding all @nnual pension for 10 years
of SEQ 10 the family of the late Dr.
ThenGorC Ilcr-Hl founder Of the Zionist
movement.
Tl" congress adopted with pracii i"ai
unanimity the WarbouTg motion pro-
Eidii:5 for the maintenance OF tile Pal
tstine commission With IN annual sub
sidy Of $500 as Well as Il motion or
fcrcd ~ Env Judah l.. Magnrs Of
Brooklyn. 10 deliver to the Palestine
commission for more thorough eXami-
nation of the documents tnd data col
lected by the FL Arisch commission.
The committee" OF the congress which
has been examining into the question
OF national ijndS has decided that th-
purchase of lands in Palestine cannot
be made with national funds, until
there is a possibility of its purchase
with = clear title.
The congress decided to prnlnng tine
convention one day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
?SNORsCOI.
NEWPORT.

Mss y, III Peterson Of Cambridge.
AlAa:.. is paHsiES her months vacation
at EairvicW. Miss 4. NJ. Hastings and
Miss II. u. smith OF EO=toa. Who have
letn there during the month of July.
returned home, W'e:!nc. day.
The memh"rs Of Nollomis Chapter. o.
+. s.. are to have their annual piciIic at
Camp Benson. Thursday. The pavilion
iias been engaged for dancing
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Stuart are pass
ing week or two ut Northport
Rev. NJ. $. Hill and family are pass
ing the month of August in Machias.
Tho Methodist church will be closed
for the month.
Mrs. Callie Fuller is visiting at Q. H.
JudkinS'.
Mrs, Sewall Howe started, July &c. to
visit the Exposition in Portland. Ore.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
FRENCHMAN'S BAY
Is the Objective Point Of
Eight batIeships
Of North Atlantic Squadron for
Target Practice.
SQUADRON MdneuyerS TO Be Executed Dur.
ing Three Days Trip.

New York, Aug. Flight battlcshiTs
Of the North Atlantic 1iort. under com
mand Of Rear Admiral Robey j..
Evans, sailed from their anchorage IN
the Hudson river, today, bound Tor
Frcnchman.s Bay on the Maine coast.
At Il 12-knot clip, the Maine, Missouri,
Kentucky, KcarsiIrg", Illinois. Iowa,
Alabama ana MASSACHUSETTS, steamed
down the river, where the "arShipS had
been anchored several days While tax
ing on supplies and preparing for night
target practice with illuminated shells
about Frenchman's Fay. tn" white
battleships formed the most powerful
fighting squadron eve" seen in N"W
York waters except at the Dewey nav
III parade.
The pattleships leave 2 powerful
feet Of cruisers, which arrived al about
the same time, still lying il the harLor
During the trip to Fr'nchman's E"y,
which will occupy about three days.
squadron manpuvtrS viii be executed.
on leaving the bay tnc fleet Will divide
into two divisions. thr first of which
will proceed to Portland ana the second
10 Boston.
Later the squadron will rendezvous
off tine Isle of Shoals. of the MasSachu-
setts coast, ana then proceed to Pro
vmcetown and Newport. remaining
at the latter port from Aug. 20 to ~.
The annual target practice in Mlssl-
chusctts bay will follow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
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| the Albec for several weeks, returned
TO her home in Boston. last week.
DIR. Frank Steadman of Boston. was
in town, last week.
Joseph Tucker and w! q. Hubbard
Went to Winthrop. last week. in Mr.
| fuckers automobile, to see Beane. a
Wiscasset boy, pitch for the Gardiner
nine.
George White and the Poole children
left. last week. for Mr.. Whites home
| in Allah, Washington.
r. IL. Whites yacht, the Peregrine
was ~ this harbor. last week.
Rev. II. !. Holt has gone to join his
| family and passed his vacation with
| family friends
Mrs. Wilbur Muneey Of Hudson
| Mass, is The guest Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Blair, at their home
ON Federal street.
Professor and Mrs. John c. Grant
entertained the Five Society at their
summer home on Parker street which
| rs the residence Of the late Capt. Isaac
Collin and Mrs. Grants early home.
The event was very successful and
enjoyable occasion.
Mrs. Charles Vaughan and son. Dana
nave returned to their home in Skow-
hogan, after few weeks passed among
friends in town.
George Lincoln's house on Federal
street is being occupied for the sum
ihor by Fred Burleigh and family Of
Ashmont, Mass.
Many of the farmers in this vicinity
have completed their haying.
United States engineers were in town
last week. and located the draw of the
new bridge ten feet east of the old
one. MIR. Carleton is expected to begin
work quito soon.
Mrs. Joseph Rorland of Brockton.
Mass, arrived in town. last week, and
Will visit friends here.
Mrs. Eugene Chase and children of
Gardiner, are at Mute Rines'.
Mr.. Stephens recently put IL tele-
phones in houses in town, the most
of his patrons being farmers.
ALMA.
Mr. and Mrs. p. b. Jones Of this
town. recently celebrated their golden
wedding. Nearly 200 relatives and
friends were present TO show their love
and esteem for this venerable couple
A poem written for the occasion by the
only living witness of their marriage.
Mrs. Floretta Carleton Palmer Of Ev-
erett. Mass, was read by Rev. r. l..
Cam of Alma. Prayer was offered by
RcV. Arnaldo NatiEo of Oystervilie.
Mass. and remarks We're made by Mr..
and Mrs. Jones' only son. Eev. J..
Frank Jones. pastor of the Baptist
church at North Windsor An informal
reception was held and refreshments
were served. w. $. Jones Of Alma, ard
Z. Burr Jones Of Windsor. acted as
ushers. Mr.. ard Mrs. Jones were the
recipients Of many valuable gifts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
YELLOW JACK INCREASES.
Continued from Page One.)

by the Mississippi boats is in dispute
now before the supreme court OF th9
United States. both states having laid
claim to it since the Legislature OF
Louisiana created an oyster commiS-
sion and passed laws to protect the
valuable oyster beds in that Vlcinity'
The state Board of Health received
official notice of the appearance OF rev
er in three other parishes, today, out
aG the victims are all Italians or Aus
TRANS and the connection with the m
4cCtcd district in New orleans has Deen
established. there is no alarm felt over
the news.
one of the new points of infection is
the lower part of PlaqucmInc rtrlsl,
ON the west bank 80 miles below the
civ Or. i. :. Schayott, parish health
officer Reported six cases from that
vicinity. yesterday.
Lieut.. Colonel l.. NJ. Manson, during
his inspection nr Fort st. Phillip re
Gently. discovered case five miles
from the fort, but the patient was near
" well ut the time.
Another point Of infection is on
Ar,ioyue pltmtatinn in Tcrrrbonnc Par
ish. between Iioulla and SchrieVer.
Westwego just across the river from
Audubon Park. Jefferson Parish where
there is Il small settlement, has de-
velopcd two cases among Italians who
went there from the infected districts
in the city. One is dead but the other
is doing well.
1t is feared that Dr.. Brady. who was
sent to Lake Providence by the state
board has been marooned. as not Il
word has been heard from him.
ThA Texas scare haS evidently grown
some in the last day OF two. Today.
Or. Tabor, Texas SKATE health officer
Practically put an end to communica-
ton between the two states. President
Soucion received the following te!c-
gram from Dr. Tabor:
"On account of continued spread of
yellow fever, Texas hats declared quar-
nntin" against entire state of Louisiana.
ana will require detention of all per
sons from or through New Orleans six
days on Texas burd.l.'
Following the receipt Of this tcle-
gam. Surgeon White of the Marine
hospital service. announced that no
more persons would be received NJ Tho
Avondalc detention camp. which WAS
designated for western travel over the
Texas & Pacific aill Southern Pacific
Dads
President S"uchon issued 4 procla :
nation designated to relieve the en-
Darrassmcnt caused by parochial qua"-
antines. urging the local health au-
thorities to recognize the certificates Of
the Marine hospital detention service
and to accept the certificates of III"
s;lne s"rVic" f"r through passcnsrrs
who are transferred from train To train
under that AUSPICES.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
GETTING NEW TRADE AND
HOLDING OLD CUSTOMERS.

A man goes into business
and wants trade. 1t is a first
question and an ever abiding
one, "liow shall | set it" lie
may, if ne choose, sit down in
his office or behind his counter,
with arms folded, and wait lor
it to come to him. Md lie will
wait. The old aphorism, "All
things come to him who waits"
does not apply i'll business.
The modern paraphrasc of the
axiom is, An things come to
him 7pho hustles." Some men
look upon advertising as a lux
urv. They look at it from the
point of cost and bcgrudgc the
money they put into it. The
one and only trnc way is to
consider it as an auxiliary, re-
liable and necessary.
1t is not a mcrccndry, bW !
tart Of the business itScI.
AS it is true that he who de-
sires trade must seek for it. 81
it is equally true that the field
of advertising is the one i'll
which to find the desired pearl
of success.
1t is not a hurry, bit a ne
ccssitv. 1t is not expensive,
since it more than pays its way,
when properly treated. Sue
ccssful business men confess
their obligation to advertising.
The footsteps OF successful
men may we'll be followed.
Those who would win trade
and hold it must adopt meth
ods that have been tried and
proved.
.1drcrfising is not an expert
mcnt. bm a bros'ed fact. Ads
placed in the Kennebec Journal
bring sure results; persistence
will make you a winner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
SAGADAHoc PROBATE COURT.
Business Transacted Before Judge
Hall, Tuesday, at Bath.

TIL regular term Of probate court
for August WAS held, Tuesday. at Bath.
.tnd the following Wrr" among the
matters brought to the attention of
Judge Hall:
Administrations Grantrd-TState of
STEPHEN T.. Smith. late of Rowdoinham.
Lewis NJ. Fulton administrator; estate
Of James g. Merriman. late of Tops
ham. Ethel a. Merriman adminiStra-
triN.
Inventories Filed-EState of Maria
W. Houdlctte, late of Richmond; es-
tat" of Dorcas l.. Cushing. late of
Bath; Estate of E,unice f. Oliver. late
OF Gcorgetown: estate of Alexander p.
I.eeman, late Of Bath; estate OF Nancy
L. Leeman, late of Bath.
Anidavits Filed-Estntp of Maria
w. Houdlette, late of Richmond: es-
tate of Amos r. Nickerson. late of
Topsham; estate Of Emery C. Mallett.
late of Topsham: estate Of Eunice +.
Oliver. late of Georgetown.
Petition to Sell Real Estatc-Estate
"f Eunice E.. Oliver. late of George
town.
Accounts PreSentcd-First account of
Frederick W. Swanton. administrator
Of the estate of Henry w. Swanton,
late OF Bath.
Petition for Allowance-Estate Fran
els =. r. Lancaster, late of Bowdoin-
ham.
Accounts AllOwed-Third account OF
James T.. Drake. guardian of Cora
Roderick of Bath: first and final ac-
count of Edward W. Hanscom, exec
utor of the will of Judith Alexander
late of Bowdoin: first account of Jo-
Scph w. Moore, executor of the estate
OF Lydia c. Hinckley. late of George
town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
SOMERSET.
ST. Al BANS,

Miss l.. Vivian Laughton has a class
| in physical culture.
DR.. and Mrs. Joe jackson returned.
| Thursday, to their home in Barre, VT.
| AIRS. J?cksnn's sister, Mrs. Fl. c. Pres
cott returned with them
Mrs. W. g. Harding and two children
| Of LiTermore Falls. are visiting at her
| fathers. w. p. Winslow
Mrs. May Wilkins and daughter Of
Lewiston, are ut David Chambers for
a few days.
John Nye and family returned to
| Waterville, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Leighton. who
| have been visiting in this part of the
State. returned. Friday night. to their
| home in Walpole. Mass.
Mrs. Celia Cook of Boston. Is pass
ing her vacation with her parents. Mr..
| and Mrs. III. c. Buker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Bigelow return
cd. Saturday, from trip through the
West.
BLACKWELL.
Morris Moore recently sold a fine
pair Of horses. to Cephas Hilton Of
Madison.
Randall Gates is very i'll at this writ
| ing. DR.. Sawyer is in attendance.
Prof f. e. Towne has returned from
d three weeks stay in Boston.
Mr.. ard Mrs. F. H. Livingstone have
| returned from Lakewood, having been
| there for the past two weeks.
Miss Daisy Holway of Skowhegan,
was the guest, last week. of her aunt,
Mrs. Mala Welch, on Blackwell Hill.
S. s. Gates recently visited his daugh-
fer. Mrs. Henry Adams. in Bingham.
HARMONY.
The Grange. Saturday. gave the First
and Second degrees to fixe candidates.
There were over 30 members present,
although right in haying time for the
farmers.
Rev. Mr.. March of Athens preached
an interesting discourse on "Perse-
yerance,' Sunday. Messrs. Turner and
Hall came to assist in the choir. Mr..
March will preach here every other
Sabbath in the afternoon during the
remainder of the conference year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02

4
| Rive. A. A. Walsh will preach In the
church next Sabbath. AT ,. 20 In the AZ.
| ternoon.
much "a hfays nseses. sa'" came Monday. gay. and
HARTLANp.
Monday. '' ''"''
c.. {. Il. Smith was recently In town from
Skowhegan. '
There are nine autos In town.
Lewis Fish Of St Albans, was in town.
Harry Merrick Of st. Albans. is doing
some painting In town
Almost everyone here has finished hay
ing ana report large crop.
WEST PALMYRA.
f. r. Mccriliis has finished haying.
Theodore Nichols is working for r Ieu,t.
Fish in haying.
Rose Gerald was at home from skow-
hogan. one day last week.
OTIS L. BlafsdeA was in Dexter. Tues-
day.
Herbert Nichols is at home for a few
days.
JAckMAN. -
Eddie Gaslin. who has been in Cali
fornia fer the past four years. returned
home Wednesday night.
DR.. Hunt from Greenvjlle was called
here to see Edward Graffte Saturday
night
The funeral services Of Seth Moore wera
ncld in the Congregational church, SUM-
day morning al ten O'Clock.
PALMYRA.
Diphtheria is raging in South st. Al
bans, having been through the family OF
Eibridge Pratt. No physician was called
anu they supposed 1t to be tonsilitis. but
the disease was communicated to a child
OF Charles Ross, whose case was pro-
nounced dinhtheria by DR.. Moulton Of
Hartland. The Ross family are now un-
on account of the opportunities for con-
tagion from the Pratt family, whose
premises We're disinfected. Sunday.
Mr.. and AIRS. W. f. NJ. Seekins and Ella
Seekns were the guests OF relatives in
town, Sunday.
". A. Blaisdell recently sold to F. O.
thompson COW with her twin calves, for
good price.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Chambers and
Elmer Chambers visited at A. E. Badger'a
in st. Adams. Sunday.
Iva Fitzgerald. who has been with her
sister. Mrs. Cram in Winslow, for the mast
year. Is at home for a visit at present.
Mrs. Sadie Field is visiting her parents.
Nj. and Mrs. Il. F. Miller
CANAAN.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Milton Gleason OF Texas
are Visiting relatives in town.
Miss Edwina Atkins of Waterville is tha
guest of friends in town
Mrs. Sarah Roberts of HalloweII is yis-
Itlhs relatives IN town for a few days.
Mrs. c. V. Emerson and Mrs r N
Pingree of Lewiston are the guests Of
their sister. Mrs. G. w. Smith, Tor a few
weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
STATE NEWS.
KENMEpEC
NOETi! AUGUSTA.

II" many friends of Miss J.ut,vii
Tau:,n. VINO is al ;ha CIV iosni,,i vii,
lac ''i.';..r'l to l,liuM: that she is improv-
'mss.
Nr Viii TayIur and children have
been >l-i;itI. Mr.. Warner Taylor.
nr ...,,. 1r.Q ,.,.on ! ai~I,,o, ,,.saa
IT tI'''i p'>'''
ALL VI, J. Iut,on b,s r.tn,nod cro,,
i s.l.,.l weeks yi,t, WIN friends n
>inlr.n.u
tJr,,l tf,,r.l.o, bos hann rnsvi,,o :,
fox !, Il, Win friends in Aurnsto.
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h..u i4itil,s h., nar,,,t.. Mr. AND ,Ire
U,u,. tnpn,;;r.4 r,,rrnnd sa,ur1.,v
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w .i''it Ai,'. Nail3"" Woods re-
,'fI.tH r. i''+ti"i, Saturday. after pass
.l''' Il ''M ~. in WIN Ar. "o"ds
'''@ i' '.' \" Nrry f"Artnliy' giving as
-'-.' I I''.'.' ''ill" 'i''' uncut WIN .
| '''''' IT 'i'i' '''E i"r " le" DAYS
J.: W. iNn 81" va thrown from his
s..'Ni'l'. rn," i'i'n, Thursday. and had
'i''' 81 III" ribs br"E"h.
YIN. i-oi.l returned 10 his home here.
Saturday. frun, ,,n,.., IN. where he had
h,,.l rlri,l:s u corn >iIlu for the Iast
:"cr ",ris:' or iHGrc,
", - .r t'i'.. -: Re: tom is passing lii,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
GUNeOAT DUBUQUE
Sails From Portland Presumably for
Port at Eockiand.

Portland, Me, Aug. 1.-The new
Tnit,d States gunboat Dubuque sailed
from Til" har0or. at 3 o'clock. this af-
t'rn""n. 1t WAS understood her destl-
IrltI"r was Ro"klInd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
TROOPS WILL STAND GUARD.
Arkansas Means to See That Quaran.
tine Is Strictly Enforced.

Little Rock. Ark, Aug. 1.-Governor
Davis. tonight, issued an order direct
ing Genera! Haynes, commander of the
state National Guard, to detail as many
men as may be- necessary to establish
Il strict stat" quarantine, against all
iGinIS where boats may land. This ac-
tion was necessary because the board
Of health has no funds with which TO
enforce the quarantine ordered.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
MAINE FLEET RETURNS.
Cruiser viii Enjoy One More Week
RENDEZVOUS Off Coast.

Rc,k klaj,d Me. Aug. 1.-The cruisers
Newark and Atlanta, monitors Florida,
Nevada ana Arkansas and the train
in% ship Hartford sailed. today. ior
Nrw London to exchange midshipm"r.
Tncy will return here. Aug. I. for onr
lHurr weeks rendezvous. The flagship
T"Xas. the only ship remaining in this
Vicinity. IS taking on coal at the
LInl,iur coaling station.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02

and there is no desire to msreprcsent the
daily statement of cases or deaths.
A falling off in port charges has been
reported by the dock commission. which
controls the city wharves. That is due
to the diversion of the fruit traffic and to
the fact that some tramp steamers have
quite possibly been sent to other points to
avoid detention after leaving here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
REGIMENT OF THE GUARD
To Do Escort Duty for Peace Envoy'
on Day Of Arrival.

Portsmouth. n. H.. Aug. 1.-Govcrnor
Mclane. who has been hero for the past
few days arranging the details for the
reception by the state of the peace envoys.
nrNt week. announced. tonight, that he
had decided to order 4 regiment of tho
state militia to this city for the day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
UNDER OBSERVATION.
Passenger and Five Sailors frcm Gal
weston Detained at New York.

New York, Aug. l.-One lass' uEcr ana
five Of the crew OF tie Mallory Line
steamer San Ja"into. from Galveston tor
Key West. which arrived. LIT" tod;y. w"rr.
removed frcm tn" steamer at quarantine
ANA transferred to Hoffman island for OD-
SrrN1tiun. The SIN Jacintu after being
detained ut quarantine for thrc" hours,
WAS lnlraSt q and nrNr.nhoh to her Ii..r.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02

United States Commissioner Shields.
Of New York. put on mis- first pair Of
shoes few days ago. From boyhood
up he had stuck to old fashioned boots.
and the new footgaar caused him no
end of trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
FEVER SUSPECTS
Rcie eaced From Quarantine in New
York-Two Ill With Malarial Fever.

New York. Aug. six members
Of the crrT uf the steamer S,gur:lnca.
and FIVE of tn" crew Of ri sud. both
from Sou'hrln ports who have been
kept III quafaiItih" to max" sure they
were not i'll with yellow fever We're
released, today I've Of the !itguyar-
cas- crew are $till i'll quarantine Sty K
with malariaI fever
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
Gen. Carnatan, U. r.. K. of P, Dying.

indianapolis. Ind, Aug. 1.-Major
General James s Carnahan. comman-
Ier-in-chicf of the Uniform Rank.
Knights of Pythias. is dying at his
home IN this city. The family has been
summoned to the bedside.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
West virginia's Trial Trip, Today.

Newport. +. l.. August Rear Aa-
miral Broason's flagship, the new crui--
rr West Virginia, will sail from port,
tomorrow, 70" her final acceptance trial.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02

The remains of a big sea reptile, said
To be the first of its kind known to
scientists. have been dug out of the
limestone in Humboldt county, Nevada.
and shipped TO the University of Cali
fornia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
WALDO.
PALERMO CENTER.

VIM. Downer is very III with blood
poisoning in one ankle. .5..,
Mrs. $. J.Lane. who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs" Wesley
Iurner for several weeks has returned
to her home in Ansonia. Conn.
Charles Downcr's barn was struck
by lightning during Wednesdays show
er slightly damaging the barn but for
tunately no fire ensued.
While Hillman Crommett, r. ID.
carrier, No. :. was delivering mail. last
week his horse suddenly dropped dead
OH what is known as the Valley road.
Mark Bradstreet. who is employed
at the Insane hospital In Augusta, il
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Bert
Bradstreet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
PE-RU-NA STRENGTHENS
THE ENTIRE SYSTEM,


5 +. S. Davidson, Late Lieut.. u. S. J
}Army, Washington D. c., care U. S.
) Pension Office, writes:
s "To my mind there is no remedy
for Cafartih comparable to Peruna. (
SIf not only strikes at the root of the 5
nakady, brfif tones and strengthens
the system in a truly wOnderfuIS
}way. Thai has been its history In
my case. L cheerfully and unhesi-
tatingly recommend it to those
tafllicted as ] have been."-F. S..
Davidson.
If you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving a
full statement Of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable I'D.
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
On.o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-08-02
CENTER MONTVlLLE.

Thomas W. Nickerson is sick with
typhoid fever. ~
Mrs. ". G. Thompson Of Howard.
X l.. is visiting her relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Latun OF Marble
head. Mass. are staying with Mrs.
Eliza Bean. Mrs. Latun has many
friends here. She was formerly Mics
Evelyn Sproul -
On July %. lightning struck a wire
fence close to the large barn on the
Bachelor farm, which is rented by
w. u. Poland. shivered six fence pests
and then struck an apple tree.
Mrs. Rebecca ]. Poland lost a horse
by lockjaw, last week.
Haying on low land will necessarily
be postponed until the food abates.
TROY. '
Miss Mabel Duffey returned to her homo
in RoNbury. Mass. Saturday.
addison s. Prentiss had the misfortune
d, to fan % from Load s q Of hay; enc day last
though no bones were broken. He Is
gaining as rapidly as could be expected.
Miss Bertha Loheed and brother Ken
meth who have been passing a few weeks
with the family of M. T. Dodge. returned
day.
Mrs. Isadore Call, Mrs. g. A. Norton
and Mrs. John Cook were in town. Sun-
day. Mrs. Norton remained the guest of
Mrs. r. f. Stone. for a few days.
Mrs Rowena Clarey and Mrs. Stanley
Chase of WaterviIle passed several days
at their old home. last week.
Henry Nash, Of Cherryfeld. was In
town. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W.. Howes passed Sat-
urday and Sunday in Albion.
Augustus Woodard. who has been pass
ing several weeks in town, has gone 10
Camden.
Farmers are rejoicing over the much
through having. Grain is badly, lodged
NORTH PALERMO. 5gs
The Ladies' Improvement Society will
grove, Aug. %. for the benefit OF the
Smitm cemetery. fW'
William Dove of Branch Mills. has the
sincere sympathy of many friends ip this
SISTER, Miss a 1SsT Dove Ss his Gny
he has lost two brothers. Everett and
Charles Dove. and his sister Mrs. Aman-
large family. '-s4if > ~
Mrs Edna Soule and two children have
visit. Henry souie carried them to Ciin-
ton. Monday. Jessie Dyer Is keeping house
for her.
Frank and Mildred Aver were the guests
OF Mrs. Samuel Marden. Friday.
John Aver went to Belfast, Saturday,
with his daughter. on her return to Prov
idence. - TElF7k
John Nelson. who has enjoyed his vaca-
ton at home, returned to his work in
Bethel, Tuesday.
Mrs. Warren Jones. accompanied by her
daughter Mrs George Crosby Of Fairfield,
is visiting her father. T. r. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Yarney Of Albion,
passed the Sabbath with Mrs c. w. Hun-
sey at George Osgood's.