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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11
Notice Of Final SxttIs ment.

In the matter of the estate of John
Stephens deceased:
Notice is hereby given thzt on Monday.
the 27th day of November, A. D. 1905,
being one Of the regular da,s of the Sep
tember Term of the County Court of
Clear Greek County. in the state Of Colo
RADIO, l. John BUM. administrator de
houus non Of said estate, will appesr be-
fore the Judge of said Court present,
my final settlement as such administrator
pray the approval of the same. and will
then apply to be discharged as such ad
mInistrator. At said time AMI place any
person interested may appear and pre-.
sent obj etions to the same If any ,heie
be. IoHN RuST,
Administrator de bonus non of the es-
tate Of John Stephens, deceased.
Lated October IS, 1925.
First Pub Oct. IS, Last Pub. Nov. as.
I9 5.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11

Levying a tax of the City OF Idaho
Springs. Colorado, for all purposes ex-
pressed in an ordinance passed bv the CITY
Council and approved on the 10Th dav Of
March, A ID. 1895, for the purpose OF ere
ating a sinking fund for the payment OF
the water bonds Series A. 1895 of said
City, as expressed in an ordinance Of said
City passed by tine City Council and ap
pr ,ved on the Ist day of August, A. d.
1895; for the purpose of paving interest
on the water bonds Series, A. ID. 1op4 of
said City, as expressed in au ordinance
of said City. passed by the City Counc,
and approved ON the 74th day of August
4. D. 1904; and for the purpose of sup.
porting and maintaining the free public
library in sad City.
Be it ordained by the City Council of
the City Of Idaho Springs:
SKCTIoN 1. That there be and is
hereby levied upon the real and personal
of the City of Idaho Springs. Colorado.
for the municipal year 1905. the sum ol
ten mills, as follows, to-wit:
The sum of $40 Of q mill on each
dollar of valuation Of said property tu
| pay interest on the water bonds of said
City of the Series of 1906.
The sum Of 10 of mill on each
dollA Of valuation Of said property tc
pay the general expenses OF said City fol
the municipal year 1925.
The sum Of three mills on each dolial
of valuation Of said property to create 4
s'nking fund for the payment of tb,
water bonds of said city of the Series o
1895.
The sum Of four and 4 10 mills on ZACH
dollar of valuation Of said property to pa,
| interest on the water bonds of said Cit,
Of the Series Of 1904.
The sum of one mill on each dollar o.
valuation Of said property for the supper
| and maintainance of the free publ.
library Of said City for the year 1905.
SRcrIoN z. This ordinance shall b
in force aud effect from and after its pas
sage aud publication ~ required BY law
Passed BY the City Council Of the CITY
Of Idaho Springs aud approved this -
day of November A. D. 1926.
Attest: Mayor
City Clerk.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1880.
Mineral survey No. 1851,
L. s.. Land Once.
Denver, Colorado. September


Denver, Colorado, September q, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the
Act of Congress, approved Nav 10. fsI2. G.
Callahan. whose p'-toffice is Idaho Springs. Colo
rsdo, has made application for patent for Ism
linear feet each on the cyclone. c. II. e. and Di.
count iode- Tearing gold and silver the Cyclone
ioi. being SOS ieet SIS a. and 635 feet n s5 81
" from discovery shaft the G. II. c. lode being
h71 - feet s6o g g and 5ss.l9 Ieet SO 81 ".
thence 7io 80 "a feet from discovery shaft
the Discount lode being 764 feet and IS feet "
thence Ii 50 81 " 7o6 lee, from discoyery cut
thereon, with surface ground on each 80 feet in
width situate in Jackson Mining District Clear
Creek county, State Of Colorado. and described in
III" plat ana field notes on file In this office, as
follows, VIZ:
CYCLONE LODE
Beginning at cor no whence the cor
ST" "a e 1870 feet TO cor no. 2; thence 50 28 e
l51 fet to cor. no. 3; theme SO 81 IsoO teet
To cor. no. l. thence 80 80 $50 feet TO cor no.
l, place OF beginning.
CHG LODE
Beginning at cor. no, i, whence the " cor.
sec. 2 T4s. r 73w bears $50 2s' " 12s3.+ feet:
thence 7loe IS o6 feet To no. ?; thence n
sso ?3' $50 06 fee u cor. no. 8; thence $50 e
IS se feet to cor no. 4; thence 81 $50 feet to
cor 5; thence n A6o 3 S74 IS feet to cor. no.
g. thence $50 49, 6l3.s2 feet to cor no. Il thence
TO W 3ll 03 feet IN Cor. no. 2: thence 81 "
1929 feet TO cor no. |, place of besinning.
DISCOUNT LODE
Beginning at cor. no. l. whence the cor.
sec. . T A., k73 " hears 20 30 W i477.s feet:
tnence 80 ~ Iu3 10 itet u cor no. = thtiI'e Z
196 IS feet tn cor no. 3: thence $50 feet to cor
no. thence W 79l IS feet to cor. no. S; thence n
$50 "a W 70s IS feet To no 6: thence 1907
feet tn no. |. place of beginning.
Containing II. .ssl acres. expressly excepting snd
excluding all conflict with surveys Nos S57e, 1881
and the Progress lode, unsurve. ed. anc f'tminR
u portion of the unsuhdvde Twp 3. Ranxe
73 W and the W - of sec. , Twp. -. Range "
Of the 6th principal meridian. said locations
beies recorded IN vols lo4 and l5s pages 2a, 246
u 2l5 of the records of Clear Greek County.
Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners of SUR. Nos. s5Is.
1881 and the Progress lode nnsurveyed.
c. D. FORD Register.
First pub. Sept. l6: las Nov. 1s. 1903.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11
MOTIF OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

IL the matter Of The Estate Of Wesley Hunter
trCr I'D
Nrsice is hereby given that on Monday the
LlffI iF' of Nfv' nt-r A u. 1875. being one Of
tH,. rrgu'ar dRy, Of the pocemb T tenn of the
county opHrt uf lear Creek county. in the state
it o."rAta. '. Aunt VI. Hunter. Himini.tratrts
- sHfi 'StHtr viii apffHf before tie judge af
'It ruurt present my hual settlement such
I'd. .uIuistrtfiS, prHy the approval OF the sane
and niH then apply To he discharge such
iutu, tt-tfariN. A said time and tlHcr sUN ref
% ttrrest'.-t may nrrenr and resent ut jectiois
go il- sAnl'' II any there h.
ANNA VI. HCNTE
t1WinistrHtriS Of he F>tA of Mesley Hunter
..o,'-Hsfati-
y tyvmher T. | o..
frst put. Nov 1, last pub. Nov. 25 1906
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11
MINING APPLICATION 40 issa


Mineral ~ vcy NJ. l76ol
4, :. Land once.
Denver. Colorado Septembers 1875
N0tlre Is hereby given thst in pursuance Of he
Actui rougrcs apprnv d Nav l.. 1872 Allen Mining
-ii-'' fire is Idaho springs. cnt raio, has made
attau frr I.strHt for i5sH linear feet each
the ifttt' Flat ant Ma Matilda lades hearin 2
-Y.t aud -ilter the Little Flat lode being 4ns f. t
'a,r. The MARY Matilda lode being 60 feet so
~ = and SO feet 81 ~ from the respective
discovery shafts Their on. with surface grornd on
a4st ~ feet idth situate in Cascade Mining
Dt-'h {. ficpr Greek County, state of Colorado,
nrri Dc -cris III the plat and field on file in
lHIs lice a. follows. viz:
LITTLE FLAT LODE
soc :. 14s ~ hears lg0 iFw 1904 feet;
fh.n,p 5i7 713 ~ feet to cor. no. , thenc. S
- 81 feet To cor. no g. thence soo . lTs -
E,s't 10 cnr ita. T. thence SO rs feet To no.
SO $50 feet TO cor no /. the place of beginning
MARY MATILDA LODE
Beginning nj cor. no. |. whence the 4 cor;
-ac = T4. K ~ hears u i9o 3V 26l2 feet.
70. 6io iS W f50p feet To- ?; thence
20 l5e $50 f.,t 10 cor no 3; thence $40 45'
$50 ieet TO cor no. L. thence n 2,' ~ v $50 feet
10 cor. no. |. The place Of b-einniug.
Containing 5i2 acres. expressly excep'inR and
1ciUdug all conflict with survey- Nos 2Fh.
md l56is and forming pnri on Of the " "a
81. e apd the n W IA Is twr. Is. 70 and
. ne n Ii of sec. l3. T S, "a W Of the 9th
corded in vols l59 and lis, pages 2l3 snd 2Ig
4 the Records Of Clear Creek County, colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners Of surveys Nos.
n h. 236U, l56Ie and 1904.
C d. FORD Register.
First pub. Sept. l6. last Nov. Is 1875.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11

FROM the reports the Commercial is learned that
prosperous United has
known, the total bank clearing being Such
business known before Th Sc immense
totals due speculation deals Wall
this by the the total bank
York October been surpassed previous
In other words the totals
degree than the country's
trade industry independent New York Denver heads
cearngs proportion any city
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11

Thank wing proclamation not the
stted formal announcement that American people have grown
radilal that something and
follows preccdent7. paragraphs the the
following language: During the past have been blessed
with bouufu crops. prosperity has been great No
people high stand We
The within
passions against is always need that
should war.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11
Abstract CT The Assessment

of Clear Greek Couaty. State Of Colo
RADIO. for the year A. D. 1905. as required
b. law aud as corrected by the County
ard of Equaliz stion
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11

THE effort being made divert
tourist travel that yearly Europe should be
of all loyal Americans The Commercial Club Salt City
be o
but America first and advertise the
In calling attention the necessity of concerted action along
the Salt Lake boosters other things A conditions
people heard raving beauty
Trossachs the glory of the Rhine the magnhence
have but small the grandeur Rocky
the slendor of the Columbia River
perfected for the
territories affected together with representatives of the chief
meCa the and of
the which Commercial
for consideration detailed definite and
cedue This conference has called January 1Sth
conservative estimate, by reliable
of expended during
9o4 by American sghtseers This
paid by of health
reaon, who though native United
ignorance of the scenic climatic and industrial advantages
portion of our country lying Of the Mississippi River
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11

cities OF the east has
gained considerable impetus Of late edenccd in the MUNICIPAL
o In York the Tammany forces
brought standing onslaught Of combined reform forces
Will Philadelphia. With
graft slogan the municipal blood suckers
be taught o be good.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11
Au>lNu APPLICATION No. ov0l.
M4ucrag Survey No i56Gg.

MIucrai Survey No i5HOJ-
: Land Office
Denver, tIlt. bcf. - 1870
hottie. Is hsr-hy given That "a pursuance of "a
ACT al fatpU.es. aEHrpN.,l NHN h. ls7Z lar
BtehT. ~ hus,. postrt3ce II Idaho springs col l-
rzdu. ha. inady arlitratl"u Tar patent Tor lisE.
linear feet the Montgomery ai4d iJspI iiar
ct ua the cr,>s 'ut Esirusi u lnias. baarsf4s
gold and slIg,r- with suffscr -tnfiti1 10 feel I-
- HIth .iluat IN J4ck-uu niug Il -irtct Cte4. e.
n * county. SLATE nf Crh4iaio, aad desc ID, ID
u thr pat Aui field notes UIi fis Ia this oliIce
follows, VIZ.
MGSITONEf,Y LODE.
ToEfHlfiur ar 'yT n hence The n = cor e4 e..
Et4s - s, flh ia. bear 9 ~ iW " 2s6I
e. fhs.uct. 20 d" ~ # To- c"r ur > thence -
l'-bf # clr HH D. tn nee y 10 II eaF d..
I. thence % ae q 1Jig II To cor no /. the pluce =,
U Cunning
cross cut EXTENSION LODE
BsinHIUg g' f7tr IL" ] NhHuc. The II =, cor %
g. iIs - 9Th p he4rs : 81 " i6s7s f
thsat., 81 " 81 3 n Ia un .. thence -
a -N'.7i II 20 cor M 3. thence Ct " ai5.gJ ..
yor tH.ucc - .lsi u t. cor no 3: tileutt
SO e ll1.lu3 4 Ia eur &: thence Ca iFHs-
4 t. cssr no !, ia" pa e ut bt-'iHuiug
tuufHinine g22 arres r1Uress4y excepting afe
- rtI ling Hii cuHfi-t with suTSeN~ nos la9sl
a So Gus aud i75l7, and forming "A rottiu-.
the 6tl y m said location heiEg recorded in
vols fG- and 1852 pf> &C. and 1ls OF the records O
Dl,.sir { REX county colorado.
Adjoining rIA uauts. owners of the above mel
TONED surveys.
c. d. FORD. Register.
lst pub oct g. last pub dee 10 i9n5.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11

of Merris Opmist' has reached this Office and
Merr promotions straight forward and the point
ostcnsiby publication issued for the purpose OF pro-
noting Mers Gruboake Pool the paper filed with breezy min
ing briefs Mr. Merrls pool will seek its in
ycstm ats n Arizona.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11
The State Debt.

At the Denver Chamber Commerce ky luncheon last
Mr.. f. L. Belan talk the
be productive Of good results.
The which
made bonding ndebe
drawing bonded could be taken
easily a large number held by
school fund and held purchasers
This does include o
1t honest debt all andought provided
than half oft
of The
tanning law aud order and settling conditions
the period of prosperity history
The Legislature should provision funding
debelnes and ought necessary
it, either.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11

The still because permitted TO PRINT
ordinances and about week It, how
print bold type how much each month saving
the b.. looking after the printing.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11
1.t pub oct II. last pub dec 10 ieo5.
NININr APPLICATION No. 1855.
Mineral Survey No 1908.
L. $ lind Office


MINING APPLICATION No 1855.
Mineral Survey No. 1908.
L. :. Land Office.
Denver Colorado = ptembcr 5, 1895.
Notice + hereby riY.rn that freasur,. Vault God
aud SILVER NIHus smEary. ty l.. UHderhilL
IL attorney IN fact. wh. poStn'l ce is Idahs
Springs Cpin adn. hHs made application for
potent for 7i72 liuCHr feet en- tht. Bnrrais o~i,
aud or i"li ; linear feet an the Northern Light
LODI. t,trtug gold at,d silver The Bur,als lud,
tsnfag Do feet 6ls 81 aud Es'.4 feet : O. "a "
thence ifi ieets - = " from discovery shnf snt'
aud gf32 feet Eis 81 " from discovery shat
thereon. with urfacc ground 80 feet in widil
respectively. situate IN Idaho mining district
Clear creek county, state of Colorado. and a.
scribed IN the y at aud fle notes on file in IL
Office n, follows. VIZ:
BOREtIs LODE
Beginning At cor. no !, whence the II cor.
sc ~. T3s. K - " nf the 9Th y bears 20
- $3.50 feet. thence l4' IL e l52is feet ia
cor. no =; thence 6i' ~ " &7733 feet to cor no
10 l. " l5i 4 feet cor. no ;; thence sgs 2
3t3 y feet To cor. no &: thence $50 "a 513 IL
feet 10 cor ~" l. the place Of beginning
NORTHERN LIGHTS LODE
Beriuniug nj cor. no l. whence the W IL cor
sec u. ! b. K 72w of the 6th . m. bears da'
un ,. thence SIS ~ lpl4 = feet to cor no 8 !:
thence 2s' " " lisi feet 10 cor. no. 4: thence
6lo 81 9 lgi.l feet 10 cor no. l. the J. of
ncginning.
excluding all conflict with survey. Nos. 12276 and
ISIS audformtnR portion of the unsVIbdivided
Twp : kaug- ~ W ~ the 9Th principal nierid-
ian said location t..ug recorded In vol. lSg page
2li nf the records Of l,ar ere county. ColprA TO-
Adjoining Claimants owners of above named
surveys
c. d. FORD, Register.
First pub Sept. Ia. last Nov. L. 1895
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11

Geo. II. Curuow. the expressmau,
telephone No. Black o,s
Prepare for wet weather by having
your shoes repaired at Johnson's S in rear
o Eck stedt's new store.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11

UNDER the provision the Teas which the
Railroad Commission OF that State authority regulate abuses the
part Of railroads operating in Texas the Railroad Commission has
issued order requiring the International Great Northern
Antonio southboud schedule This
would with other trains important
inseetng points when they happen be late thus ncommodng
travellers we'll interfering with etrau of mails
The order have been upon complaint Of local c
zens resident i'll Texas.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11
NoxoN' $ attack on Councilman H. O. Walker tecs

attack Councilman H. O. Walker because Of his
resignation superintendent charging him with having
"beiup the with mighty from the
o. failure short
The city will from Ni ncaplcity while
tendc and present expense largely due his bangup
which well known every citizen. 'Pers na dis
Those in position
though friendly Walker credit for
excellent during the period 0 his office.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11
AN ORDINANCE

Published to comply with the State Law
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-11
Propos d Ordinance

First pub Sept l6. last Nov L.. 1895
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-17
Sharp Practice.

f. r. Thomas, at the Indian Harbo1
Yacht Club, was commiserating a
motor boat captain who had been jock
eyed out of a race.
Between the Swift and the Dart
said Mr.. Thomas, ''you were pretty
badly done. You were the victim of
sharp practice. You remind me of a
colored man who lay i'll of fever.
''This colored man was treated for a
time by ole doctor, and then another
doctor for some reason came and took
the first ones place.
The second physician made a
thorough examination of the patient
At the end he said:
Did the other doctor take youl
temperatures"
"'Ah dunno, sah,' the patient an
swered All hain't missed nothin' but
nah watch as yet ~
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-17
Midsummer Song.

Dawnings Of ambe and amethyst eyes, !.
Soft in the south wind the laughter OF
leaves,
Breath of the poppy and death Of the rose
MidsummerscO comes and midsummer goes!
Dapple on cheek of the apple and plum;
Honey-be droning a die-away hum;,
Swales in a simmer and dales in doze-
Midsummer comes and midsummer goes;
Darling of dragon-hy, tlutter of moth,
Barley in windrow and wheat IN the
swarth,
Hush-song and thrush-song the mother
bird knows IS
Midsummer comes and midsummer goes;
Moonlight and moonlight all glamour ana
CLEAN,
Hillside and hillside thrall 20 the dream !;
Capture the rapture before the days close,!-
Midsummer comes and midsummer goes!
Clinton Scollard in the Cosmopolitan
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-17
The Kennebec Hay Crop.

The reports of the hay crop from the
outskirts of Waterville and the sur
rounding towns are that never was hay
cut and put away in such splendid shape
as the present year, though there is a
shortage of about 20 per cent from last
year. This is due to the fact that it
matured bit early and most of the far
mers were little too hurried in cutting
it. Most of the hay would have stood a
week longer without becoming over
e.-Waterville Mail.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-17
Peculiar Disappearance.

J. D. Runyan of Butlerville, O., laid the
peculiar disappearance of his painful
symptoms of indigestion and biliousness,
to Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. He says !:
s'They are perfect remedy for dizziness.
sour stomach, headache, constipation, ETC. F"
Guaranteed at R. II. Moody's drug store,
price &C.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-17
Good Investment of One Dollar.

If you have bad breath, constipation, pain
nervousness or dizziness, your only wise
course is to take DR.. David Kennedy's Fa-
vorite Remedy, of Rondout, n: Y. 1t will
cleanse the blood Of all impurities, regulate
the Kidneys and Liver, and thus restore a
healthy glow to your cheeks again.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-17
Cool and Comfortable
SUMMER STOCK
Water Pad
Trusses.
NEW PATTERNS.
Easy to Fit. Easy to Wear.

CICKNESS will come to all, and when
~ it comes you need the best of medi-
cines. No matter how skillful your ply
sician may De, if the medicines are not
pure, strong and fresh, his visits will be
of little Der eft. Our stock of drugs and
medicines are G. P. Chemically Pure)
and can be depended upon for purity,
strength and freshness. We take the
utmost care in handling our drugs, and
can guarantee accuracy. Our prices are
as low as quality will permit
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-17

lille.
ug whist party of this season
asst Friday evening by Mr.. and
Lyman of Boston, in their new
The Highland" Prizes were
les first prize was won by Mrs.
, Of this place; second prize by
'itman of Marlboro, Mass. con-
. Mrs. Capt. Pendleton of Lin
5entlemen's first prize was won
renee Hallett (acting as gentle
,loOkline, Mass; second prize by
Is of this village; consolation by
il i. Carver (acting as gentle
l= following were present: Mr..
VI. Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
harles F. Carver and daughter,
nan, Miss Drinkwater, Ernest
IS Ella Pendleton, Mrs. Capt.
ma daughter, Miss Lucy Free
Al Coombs of this place Mr..
Y. Pitman, Marlboro, Mass. !;
lovell and wife and Mrs. Geo.
Boston; Mrs. Nellie Loring,
Mrs. Jennie Davis and sister,
We Harry Crehore and wife, Mrs.
'. If Boston; Capt. Drink water
LIucolnville.. The hay crop is
AarYested, and now comes the
amer boarders, which is fully as
l,t year with quality about the
any farmers are beginning to
~ 5 more money in the boarders,
Invested, than anything he can
they readily consume all the
els, cream, and green stuff ne
and he is saved the trouble of
in town and violating the pro-
he Sturgis bill before getting
The farmers annual picnic to
Parker's grove Wednesday, Aug,
-oOked forward to with much
by all. In the evening a social
be given at Tranquility Grange
r the auspices of the Grange.
bic at the Grange hall last Friday
as a decided success, the Grange
nearly S35. y. Among the late
re David Govan and Mr.. Wing OF
J G. Miller's.. Earl Talbot ano
Hall Of Belfast, accompanied Dy
-ssie Cross and Bertha Hotfses OF
islted at Chester Cross on sun
lss Grace Miller of BrOckton
70 has been spending her vacation
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID
Saturday. Miss Gladys
.urned to her home in Boston Ell
T visiting two weeks with bel
melia Hentz. Mrs. Fremont
it'll her daughter Helen. returned
me in Brockton, Mass, Saturday
)p of several weeks in town.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-17

a
MIS-, who has been visiting rela-
turndike and Belfast, went to
New Hampshire, Saturday.'...
-ib Small and Bessie Higgins
.ew days in Belfast recently....
\. Ferguson was the guest of
stiles in Jackson few days last
las. NJ. f. Pitman Of Belfast is
lis week of Mr.. and Mrs. V. n.
Windermere Park. .Ex-Gov.
Nichery and ladies of Angus
rough town last Saturday in an
ing car. =. Rev. and Mrs. X. \.
suests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross c.
.st saturday afternoon. AT a
.ce IN Centre church five dit
res we're represented-Minnesota
Iowa. Massachusetts and Maine.
Eard, family and friends passed
at Windermere Park. Rev.
small and wife Of Brooks at
zee at the Centre church last
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-17

.. Low of Salem, Mass, has
,urer Of the church a generous
Used in the repairs. Mrs. Low
. I. \, Stevens of this place and
Hal a strong interest in the vel
town. She makes the Sunday
.stmas present each year of
books for their library,.....
Duuklee of Brockton, Mass, is
q. y. Stevens. Several
j lake place in the schools this
stella Leeman and Miss Flora
ILL enter Pennington Normal
Miss Mary A. Brown, who has
village Primary for several
zen elected to a position in
lass, the school to open October
+ of the teachers will be given
en- you see Ed. Mitchell con-
.u 1t is an eight pound boy.
oit has returned from weeks
M mt. The item in last weeks
MIR. and Mrs. S. F. Davey of
, Mass, announce the marriage
lighter Julia Knowlton, to Mr..
Of this village" should have
uuce the engagement" etc. The
tasen from the Liberty CORE
# a daily paper and the error
Use unntentional on the part of
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-17
PROSPECT FERRY.

PROSPECT FERRY.
Mrs. N. ]. Heagan and Miss Clara Allen
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Pendleton in
STOCKTON several days last week. :. Rev.
VIM. r Ray of Cambridge, Mass, visited
relatives and friends here last week.
ing at Verona last Sunday. -. Mr.. and MIS-.
A Alfred Fry LETT : here for Lamoine last
Cora Perkins returned to their home H' in
Milford n. a., last week ....F. G. James
t spenit sunday with his family here, re-
George .Gruby spent Saturday and Sunday
here Maed with his wife, returning to Boston last
ballard Of Brooklin, Me-, called on Mr.. and
Mrs Mrs. :: 5: Hartman one day last week. :.
Mrs MIS- Carrie Staples Of Providence, r. l.,
n: T., visited friends here one day last st
R RHeki EPd ag;a Hartman has gone to
Mr.; Edwin Ellis and son Richard Of
Mortified, VT, are visiting relatives here.