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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
improved.

lots 70x14O. with two houses. cor
ner Eighteenth and Walnut streets.
1901 West Fifteenth avenue, s-room
house, IA block, cheap.
Lot 6Ox154. with S-rocm residence,
located at 617 West Fourth
1112 West Eighth-1-4 block. con-
tanning houses.
1922 West Second. lot 6Ox154, with
3 houses.
,, 110S West Second. 7-room house.
105 South State. 4-room house.
1904 West Seventeenth, Broom
house.
1919 West Fifth. 7-rocm mouse.
1904 West Fifth 4-room house.
ZIG East Eleventh and Alabama, 2
story residence, 6 rooms.
7O7 South Walnut, 7-room house.
1-2 block commencing Alabama and
Georgia streets. containing houses
707 South Main. Sroom residence.
Unimproved Property.
lots, Eighteenth and Cherry.
2 lots. Fifth and Plum.
lots, Fifth and Spruce.
lot, Fourth and Linden.
4 lots, Seventeenth ana Poplar.
4 lots, Thirteenth, fronting Alabama
and Georgia.
2 lots, 70x140, facing Pine and
Chestnut streets.
lots, Twelfth and Beech.
IL block, Twelfth and Hickory.
1-2 block. south Hawley Memorial
church.
We are also agents for the Austin
and Taylor addition, South Cherry
street. We have many other lots that
we have not mentioned in this ad. So
if you are interested in real estate it
will pay you to see us before buying.
CRUTcHFlELD AND WoRTHEN.
1903 Pine Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15

This popular institution for the edu
cation of the colcred race gave two
evenings of this week to the closing
exercises, and more than 500 people
witnessed eacn performance. Last
night was the second and closing
night. The auditorium is on third floor
Of the main building It was nicely
draped and we'll lighted by electric
lights. The work of the sewing de-
uartment was displayed in large
room on the first floor. Many spec-
mems of art and common needlework
were on exhibition.
The music department appeared
during the exercises Of both evenings
with fine selections on the piano, vio-
lin and guitar. The singing of pupils
was very we'll done.
The cooking department, being CON
Quoted in separate building. was not
much seen. except during the week
Of examinations. The directors of
the school are our most representa-
tive citizens: Mayor H. King White,
president of board Mgr J. NJ. Lucey.
secretary; Judge Edwin J. Kerwin.
Col. John NJ Oracle. Ferd Havis. Dr.
J. W Rowland, and Rev. ]. II. Dor
sey. This board controls the general
policy of the school and does for it
what the school board does for the
public schools Such a school which
teaches. along with the industrial
arts, the usual literary branches mer-
its the endorsement Of all good citi
zens and the attention of those phil
Anthropists who desire 70 advance the
colored race
There were FIVE graduates this year
Maud Donaldson. Lucille Williams
Daisy Felsenthal. Sadie Coleman and
Josephine Toussant, who received d.
plomas and gold medals.
At the conclusion Of the exercises
directors went on the stage. The
.names of the students who had
earned the rewards ot merit were an
nounced by Rev J. II. Dorsey and the.
diplomas and medals we're conferred
by Mgr. J. NJ. Lucey. Judge Kerwin
the popular county judge. made if
the sisters of the holy family who
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
ARKANSAS CROPS.

The following is the government
report of the Arkansas crop condi-
ticns for the week ending June u:
The week was characterized by
high temperatures and an almost to-
tai absence Of rain. Considerable
Lro2ress was made in cleaning fields
siderable of this work to be done.
but the surface soil is getting too
hard to work and light rains would
be very beneficial. Cotton is prac-
1ically all planted: the stand is fair
to good and the crop is making a fair
growth; chopDing is general and in
some sections is we'll advanced Corn
made q. good growth generally; the
plant is small, and some is yellow.
1t has been laid by in some portions
If the state. Oats are good and are
heading nicely, while wheat is fair
to good. Harvesting of these grains
has begun in the southern portion of
the state. Potatoes and pastures are
good. Apples continue to drop, and
3 light crop is indicated. Peaches
and other fruits are promising.
Pine Bluff. Jefferson county: ]. NJ.
Hudson-Warm week, favorable for
killing grass: rain needed so ground
can be broken fer corn and peas;
corn crop short.
Rison. Cleveland county; E. A. Nc
Murtrey-No rain this week and good
progress made in cleaning crops;
ground is getting hard and dry; rain
would be beneficial; cotton doing
nicely; corn not doing so we'll
Winchester, Desha county; Thorn
as D. Newton-A week of sunshine;
farmers have made good progress in
scraping and chopping cotton; cotton
planted within last ten days coming
ND to poor stand: old corn almost
total failure.
Monticello. Drew county; W. A.
Rogers-A favorable week for farm
work: no rain: ground getting too
hard to work; early corn q failure;
cotton small and grassy; apples poor;
potatoes fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
ONE TOO MANY.

Senator Hansbrougll OF North Da-
kota has long been the owner CT a
country newspaper. OF late years
ether duties have prevented his Civ
ing it much attention, and he has de-
pended on divers itnerant Journalists.
lists.
I've mad some good men in the
place, too the senator once OBJ
served to a friend: "rnen capable of
holding an important place on city
Caily. Then have had some who
did not altogether make gooG.
remember one III particular, a man
named LinkwooG Lirkwood was
never satisfied with simplicity. He
would refer 20 al equine horse and
in the case Of tramp killed in a
railroad accident said that the un
fortunate man sustained fracture
If the spiral column. Another Of his
pet expressions was tripping the light
bombastic toe"
you probably did not keep him
long?" suggested the friend.
"Oh, didn't mind these SO much
But when the daughter Of a leading
citizen was married and he spoke OF
the bridal procession proceeding
down the aisle to the enhancing
strains Of Mendel & Sons wedding
march, decided that we had reach
the parting of the ways"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
Take a Look

It is the hardest matter in the
world to find desirable houses to rent.
But what's the use of paying out
money to a landlord, when we can
sell you a home mos: anywhere in the
city cn terms just like paying rent.
l. you pay your money to yourself you
nave something that is better than
putting it in savings bank. Come in
and see us and let us know just what
you want and we will find it for you,
So dent forget that terms are easy
and prices low. Below you find list
OF few desirable improved and un-
improved bargains which we have for
sale:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
. THE MARKETS 4
T + = Z = = = + T. E = Z =

QUOTATIONS.
Corrected daily by c. c. Taylor
ard company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
EAST END NEWS.
+ = + = 4 - + ++$ +

Miss Hattie Martin mas been very
i'll since last Friday.
Misses Vera Joyce and Nettie Wei
Ions have accented positions as clerks
at the Kress store.
Miss Gillie Lindsay of Clio is visit
ting Mr. and Mrs. E. Malley
Mr.. J. c. Mccoy is recovering from
a brief Illness
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
TAKE NOTICE.

All annual licenses and vehicle
taxes expire on the 31st day of May,
and must be renewed at once. All
parties owning vehicles or paying
privilege licenses Of anv kind will
Iiease call at my Office and renew
same Immediately after their expira-
ton.
]. P. ALEXANDER.
City Treasurer.
ONCE, corner Fourth and Pine
stleet. le.24
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
JAPs FORCE RUSSIANS BACK
oyama Is Ready for General OF.
fensive Movement.

Manchuria, June Especial to
Walter Cotter.)-The Japanese have
forced their advance position OF the
Russian left beyond the Kaoche river.
and are occupying the heights north
Of the river. Filed Marshal Oyama is
ready fer general offensive move
ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
ONLY ONE.

The Bachelor-Say what you please.
but l don't believe there was ever a
man that could size a woman up.
The Benedict-My brother can.
The Bachelor-Ha! How do you
know?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
NO MORE BETTING IN MISSOURI,

Jefferson City Mo. June 15.-
Especial al}-The new law prohibiting
a result racing will stop in this state.
The law was passed last winter after
every effort had been made to kill
= IN ne legislature. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15

Picnic train leaves Iron Mountain
depot at o'clock Friday, June 16.
Tickets can be secured at train. All.
should attend. =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15

It's as easy TO run an ocean steamer
with a sewing machine treadle as it is
to build up a business in the way
some mechants advertise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15
~
X 1Eb 1lEb \
Shoes at Dump Sale Bargain Prices
Simon's, Saturday.
A MATERIAL DISTINCTION.

Pingry-I met Brown just now, he
'ooked fearfully glum. What's the
matter with him A nGte gone to pro-
test?
Browns Clerk-No; they've sent
him word that his note is overdue
and he's going to protest.-Boston
Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15

If people Travelled as fast on the rail
road as they expect to travel in adver.
t:sing. it would take about twenty
minutes to cross the continent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-15

Go to Simons Dump Sale Saturday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

Chz-ses P. Tapssy. eh6sf engineer Of the
ssaaz yzehs Ara. q Yea Bedfard- Is ~
Esozae an sko<q sfs7s
Mr. Th1m2s Tspzsy ARs rsf4zEss3 fresh
a vEsss AZ Trsmszz. whars she was the
ESszs @ beg see, Dr. T7aazsss Tapssy-
Ms Esrrse. Rsehsasso-. Mrs. z b
Sasssx ans son Fsaz~s ~ H.ary,s- hare
been guests ct Cara AID Mrs Gswrge
B1p5gstt-
,yonn : Tanker. v~snefrms e,s the Sssrzh
Assoc scz.aszzv. returned 70 hss s.heel
1ayz wssk. harlnr rz~ns - vacation ~;eh
HE parents.
Fred Aver. 81 RznrQr. 9Th a rxrtw g.
s-ssasss On s.sarsa = : u9Esssal sszsru vs.eass
vs. vzsf,a- 20 lie wsss-s a tas B.~s-
,su-s last ssnzsv.
r. z..-...- 49, -. - -.
:. -. Z. -. - -. :.
usS7 two rrsess h-osa emms ksss Frsssx
ssF-u;uw rb.ss- ennss-neu. 4, Bsu~ur "a,
sses--e gre-sous.
va ~ --ss - -.
- - - - -.
- - - - =.
- -. -. -. z - -.
- -
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sxcell1as e0z5fssaz. 4n5 sAs ~ez1sh a.
vs-szzs55z everywhere visible. add to
tAs usszrst tsssz-@s ef the scezszy. HaASss
sas drives eAaruasng
Miss Hslez sasw. q BaSson, vssssea Der
szsssr. Mrs Fazns= E@sehasss. sasazsay.
TAsre wsr~ 10 Services II sA@ MssAoasss
shzrrh sssna4x- Ths p&sse- . taking hi.
saza8l FSasasoa.
Sl1iea Hazuh@r x Fasruns froaa High
IzsS grange &sssaa@a Hesd 1ay a. MoGn-
tain p~-S Last T1aar~74y.
HEEAiAns gr4n<e has been inwssass 10 q
BIG csaz s@ks As Teroa& Aag. .. ard wi1l
Be fziiy rvpre~sszssSs, il paezsazt-
Dr. ovazei RAnsy, of BocShhay Hsr-
5.sr- sEsaE day or tEo wsth his parents.
J p Eaney and ~ifs. lnss week. Mrs.
H&Rey w4s fAre~z from her carriage oa
san1Ey, Arg u. Aad received uuite 9
shock truEz ahssA she ssszzs 60 he SLOW Is
( recovering. Size bad ne@n IN peor hz&EtA
F scr i11g s3rAe- hsss rSeTsuas TO bag fall
seemed 20 be rvcsverzag ser hssiga &c
sozze eH5eas-
IL 10 SETTLED ssct THAI ws shall hSvs q
ssEr at North Psnaasseos- we&shsr eez5s-
items permitting. September = Is The
6zrs- Rad the necessary committees have
seea appointed 10 make arrEnxsuenss.
The raerry 90 ruEssd wlIl be tAsre, and
o<hssr 4zxr@e4fozs- Tae hall exhibits via
nc coSh& te sxnsllsaf and novel, and sAe
sxhibas Of STOCK ahaad o; shz best
local fairs that hxvs seea Aala in ths psss-
AEg. q IA.
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soE-TH pPEslgsYTfTE

Lr~Ez C0zcoa who Ass hseu eook ct sA@
zach. E1Ez, a At bozzs-
= L Bates Of Po<sAznd, Is visiting
rs parents. 2 L B&s@s and wife
TAs schooner Lkzzis and Azzis, CsEs-
C&aG4ze, Is earring wood fog :. B. Elske-
Brooks W R0serss, CT Bangor, for-Der
rsssiasa4 q RraoSsvllss, a visiting rezs-
t5vss se-s.
QuEss nuzher % osd Fellows we're At
Sorrh BrOo1sviIIs Sunday ksssnGsnz tbs
fEns-3l Of Chester Perkins
Frzak C1ado1 and family mo have
bssn visiting Mr. Curzaars s8skex. al Oz1
Condor, rstEra 20 their Eonse to-day.
TIE B1ekTs HzrSo- Grzz9sz Co has a
sz2u crew ~ wo-k clearing ap the cd
quarry a. the swamp The granite hzs3-
ness "a the suIaess here saAt Il has been fc-
sozss tine
In the &nAzAI race Of the Eac&ss Haxhag
yaeat esub there weze thrse elas=es. free
sor-sll- Over tAirty feel and under shIrzv
fses- In Ehe tree- sa--xl1 the sehaxoa@r y3Ghs
EI9z- jones'. q B@5g0x, w&s arss. wizh
iAs knoesC4tous from C4szine a elo~e s@e-
C1d- In tbs over tairsy-fOaz class lie
sloep L&zrs e E&toz- Of D@er Isle, wzs
FIRST and the LdaSe- Detar@sz Gray, Brooks
vile, zeeoz1- UaseE thirty feet, slo0F
REsh- Ralph Cuz1oA- FIRST, ard Cygaez- 7
7. HsrTsy, second II ~&s noe very good
day fer the race, IS tAsre wsrs rso1srsse
and tasaing wEn6s- Aooz1 htzesn beats
% all sizes we're entered The rxizes wers
szHvsz cup fer srs1 and seeond IN each
class
Aog- n c.
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NEWS.
GREs mSn

C4rnp Crsawun i cerzassss nv = uarry
tro-a FaElAde2pAh&.
A. H. ssevvzs ard wsts. Of Es6fzr1aa.
arr VISITING Wrs. Sesvsnsf xarvzss. ]. r
Shnraxn ans wfse-
CxGzy~,s arrhs- hxs uu-gh.z~ssz she NAY
uzra i.ea.cz rasee zk5ea 5oszs his. ma xsrz
va5se Aarwz Ea-as-
rs-ev rs.r- a. HFsss rsunn - f,s~s,l
Rf.s. a.. -. ,ss.s5,,-x go s-ss-.s.
here for tes~ wrecks.
81 r,s.s-sw - r.n.Ea Ne. ses~~.s AZ
"a. - 49,, -, -. .v..,,sFnz .ss7-
-, -. ~, .,sss
=, - -. - - =
- - - -. NJ H.w.-s
-
rs
e4s~ = l'ss -
@'-S- tR~ A
Prank n Ls Aor17 and saEs- A'e AoTsnr
Of Ne~ NerS- wsre tae g7@sfs q Mrs L.
2g<sa's z1ns- Mrs r = Mace. Fra&1Ay sHe
s@tzrdAy
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GorTs ISLAND.
AEx n
PLrTARcH.

C&ps- l. :. Trzsk tuox party OF ladies'
- Mekialey lsss Saturday.
Capt. Jeruaae Dans@ss, Of soReryilie,
Mass ~As here ~i&h = party Of yogng
men from Brookiia one azy last wsek-
Miss I1Aisan Harmon ard Ghrre ladies'
cnaae trom Parker Point, BlaehEl, last
Thursday, and are al Hillside cottage
Caps- w. e G0St ard Frank. A. Bah
bsdgr wens to Ear H4rs-ovs Saturday on
CSps- Gost's launch Evelyn, ard returned
Sunday
Miss Edith Moar~, was1 has h@en in Bar
HArbor, came horne Saturday for a sAort
visit with hzr parsntss Capt Enoeh n
Moore and wife.
Caps- Simpson, In his yscki RelIAnce,
cams lzss Friday with party froa Parker
Point. In the party wer~ Mr.. and Mr.
SS0rpr, ~ Cleveland. q.
Aug =. Cars
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

Miss Angts A. Alley has employment Al
fssester3
Mrs Nancy Page Is visiting bar grzn6-
d&axhtsr. Nrs- Frank Ne&eer
Frzak Col4or. ~ho has been .saens.seT-
rrAl Hzonths. IS 81 harse on saarz visit.
Chester Grade, Leslie and Percy Dyer
have gone ON sshing trip on tie yaehs
MaE6 ).
Soa5~Comsaisssoasr Frank sfsader Is
eclng sozss good work on The read. reps IL
Tag crNeswzTs and culverts-
Mrs Georges Maruh. after a severe III
Essss. Is ssse 30 Re oct Her nsany frssnas
ARE raessed 10 ksar OF her recovery.
The seieansrs LYDIA Webster and Carrie
Mag arrived in jobs coTe Thursday wlsh
aHzaber from Ellsworth foE B4= Hzreor.
Albert Rznlstt, bis sea Gsurre. sud the
Misses Robinson and Isaac, who hare been
al BSyvisw farm, returned hozns FRIDAY.
John Barry, d North Abingsaa, Mass.
sAr onee fsznsszs baseball pisy~~ q Els
worth. arrived in town Thmr<sxy. Mr..
Barry and wife will r@nsAin st Oak farm
uniii ocS Is
Azs- n PLrrARcH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

IsE A-zE1rA1 Aaa s@sssrsss-s s5 10
. ~ III p0st-eF ess - Ezaesck eoxsss
AL sse osksr pagers q s&s cs@afs easH-
ssHs5 &c nsf ~sasas 20 MsHS- TEE A2fEzl-
CAS- - ~oS ~ z@ts paPr Prfstsa "a
Eancses es~zss. aae szs nsw@r es2zsss6 -
o., ss@s g - tss sass Pape- sAGt eaz prep
s-sg b eazsz cUExTE paps~s 81 The
rest arg -sevsAs gseal papers TAe esrczAz-
eisa - TEE ANzz1CAS. s1r~fMg tas Ear
Ezr1sr 2es0~as szzzEzer azss- ss l1rge-
tAeA fkz4 ~ * a. SfAsr papers p~snsss
sm Ezmesek SoaAss
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PROSPECT HAEHoR.

Miss Lazy Freeman went 20 AfEtrisge
Saturday 70 wasss her p<rsnss.
hrs l. p Coss and her bza<her. Clarke
Flames. wenf to Franklin Saturday 20 visit
Miss M&rs2 Banker
Or. Henry Hawkins and wife, and the
Misses Hawkins Of sall5vAa, enjoyed a
driTe 20 the Sands "a ThUrsd4y-
sEiss Beraics Dunn, who has been a
guest Of ker aunt, Mrs. J0hn Coomsas.
fa< thr~@ seeks rsszE1ed k9sse PrsSxy.
Leroy Ezschiags and Mr. ssresssngEr.
wh0 have been Fwo weeks the guests Of c
c. HE-ehiHgs- returned to Boston s&TEr-
day
Mrs csziazby EvAas, Ct Bro.oklyn, y. Y.
and her sister Miss Gesrgiz Soaazn, Of
Bazeoa, are gussss this week a. : o.
Mo0rs's-
Mrs JohE Coonhss bad as gusstz fEe last
Of the week Mrs. CAzrBes Banker and Mrs
A6eIzaSe LsEnn. os Franklin, and Miss sac
Kinks, Of soGth orrIngEon.
John P. saephsrd, Of Rgmsord Falls,
arrived Wednesday to seeossEz2y ~ FAM
ny Aoxne. Mrs sAephera and chEdr2a,
weE friend hzvs been spending th@
SUMNER Aerz-
Capt jean SsiDson took party 80 Ad-
Olsen In bis n&phth3 lzEneA on Friday
Besides ais family there were Mrs- Daniel
Merritt, 81 Bos.cn- Mrz- joan Pray, O.
Addison. and lAIfrs5 wass-
Aag- T. c.
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REAq.
Aag1,

Irving HiEl. Of Geargssoxn, Mass, Wis
ted his Amt, Mrs A. r. Holden, Friday.
Master setA Hatch, Of soash Deer Isle.
Is spending s few weeks At wfaiAza p.
Lowe's.
Grsftoa Torrey, Of Georgetown. hss
been shs guess Ct bis SISTER, Mrs. Carr
Holden, for ws~k-
Joseph Isars3 and family, wha have beer
81 The Island ESxae, ietI FOR their hoze in
Mal3er- Mass, saturday.
sehooRer Cslrlstaae4, Caps- Billings. has
rstzraes1 froaa Bangor vita load of iaEa-
Der for oosaHyliis Fart5es-
George Hgwe ard family and Miss
Margaret Ward. of Milton. Mass, arrived
al '@Tlse Old Mxns@'' Friday.
Mrs. Madison Torr~y ard children yls-
Ise6 Mrs Torrvy's sister. Mrs. William
Sampson. IN ROekizad. this week
MIR. and Mrs. Hardy and d4ngAter.
Ct Bangor, who hare been spending few
weeks al the Torrsy boGse. LEFT Friday.
2. H Annis made very saeressful Ssh
ing trip ghls wes<. having caught two fine
hziibGt besides nice ISt q ether Ssh.
Miss Csrrse Gray has returned from 8
visit in ssoningtoz- whsrs she was the
gusss Of her e0ozlz- Mrs william Goss
The schooner z PlEribas Unnua, CNps-
E2ton- q LEgile Deer Isle- Il loadlng kiln
wood az A e. CAmpheIl's wharf Ter Rock
port
The lauzeA Coon, owned and run By Cy-
rus Bruwn- Of Camden, anchored at Camp
bells wharf Sunday. The party wsre on
their way 10 Ear Hkraor
Sidney Hisehins, wife and two eha-
crsn- of Maiden. Mass. who have besa
spending swo weeks AZ ths Torrsy house,
rssgrned TO their horse Saturday.
Mrs Alberta Watts, Of East Boston.
who has been sAe guest o. bar father,
Caps. William p Lowe. has gong to NORTH
Deer Isle 70 visit her aant. Mrs Ellen
Hsyes-
Avg n l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-08-23

u IL Everett raAlEe seAoa2s, prsvses1s q
beg Es4rrlAgz Lass DeSoHsz.
A. Tnarlow Cousins las been shzrT en-
ing fcaEs Tor granite cutters 81 Redssone-
y H. s1< several uanzzAs. BE esnzs hanss
a fzw days sEo far . raSs- H ssfE hsrs
s0E Ese1ssnna tzls sanrnfng-
uzrsrE ras Hasa meath Gnhe-t wzvus
Sszns6eEs hz< beeu visiting kss grand
sssher. G. g. Long. and his SAINTS. snesss
=rz ecszzens He rstzru@<s te Ass hcrse al
yin4l Essvsn last Saturday.
Mss Susie r. Long, whs has heen teazA-
ing IA Afasssehasesss Ezrizg szs last fgzs
ysz-s. cane Enzs Tsaesa4y- On hsr wzy
honae sAa ssaYzssts Ezscata wzsh Der lstsr,
Mrs.. Eslzs Ssanssela, a. vEnxl Haven-
Ms NI4hsl Ear1zsH hxs refSrnss
Errus twe-wsekss x5sir st Ezlsw oxzA.
she wAs Tie gzass ef her frae8a, Miss
Mary K Halzass. Mss wsry7wsEi's hozSe
Is VIA he- xznt- Mrs z ". BsrEea. sE
EasvuSs, Mass Misc wsry1wssE staaissa
vcszg and szssruzaezszs ru@ssc sc Escsysssza.
and Ser he last s~e xszrS has ae~z en-
vlcTsa as teaeEer. Mrs Barton = 3
azuEhse- ard Mss SAr.we1 & grand
SssEAssr of Gse1rgs G. LO0g-
AuE- n O.
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G@0r~s Last. ~ Rrewsz. Is sssfnx ss
gsaorxe 6rausa2's-
Miss Carrie A. Crlnz2l is visiting Asr
1Dese. j. A. Mee<z.
Hrs. l. l. Psrkszs w4s il Bangor Tor q
se~ DAYS E4Ss wreck
Ala~vs GrSasse wxs rsssrne6 frorn Bar
ger whesE be ass been ezapsgyee
Mss BSekAey. s1okkeepsr al Enserson.
Adsnss Go. Bauxgr. Is sFeaEiag ker Facz-
s5on 81 TIE E.ynnznnre.
Pxuf. Hexherz Roberts. % Norshsrla.
W. has soSnea his wsfs, who Is visiting
with hsr ESrenss, Hsa-y Sargent ard wise.
Miss sso~, wha has been visiting her
SISTER. Mrs Ar&Aar Sargent. h4s refxrned
10 her he-@ IN Bangor. Arthzr sargent
Ecycs1S@n5es5 h9r.
Mrs George Br1@-n. o. WELLESLEY Haas.
MAss.. wao ha4 been sxcppsnx az tha
Lynarsar~, ~Ks snddenly called hoasa BY
tbs ssrsaas isfnsSs Of her aus bard
henry s4Exest and wife entertained
tAeir frsenss 10 tse rzuh~r of fa0 at 8
aswn pzrxy. TIE extensive xrn9ns7s were
brilliantly lizhEed hy JsE&nes~ lanterns.
and al wsrx aslIghsfally sassrtsi1s@si, sz
sAs host and hostess kngw 80 well how
70 Dc.
Tbs - Leafs esmzksziczers e Maine
hela rseesinK with EIenry w. sarx nj.
Auoax those r~eesnt wsre MFR. Goo.aaie
and si4e. Stafford; ?. FL B-zgx. Ansons
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Est RLrEH1Ir..

OrIa Esriss. Of ~ baz1lssAIp Iowa. Is
ths g2=ss q Miss HAbel Coopez-
Mzss Margaret Ashwu-rh. Of EfEgAisle. Is
visiting aar frisa6s n The village
Miss Rosa Czn6zgs. Ct Progbssnce. r I.
Is visiting her parents. Trial Z Candsge
and wife.
Qzi1s large number troza Ezss BIzs-
Bill Es1az5eo tAs g-zAgsrs' aei6 day al
Mounsa1a park las TAzrsz4y.
Hszry wright Ena ~zse. who have hesn
shs gaests Of l. 3 GrindEs ard wife, hare
rsEurze6 10 sAelr home af Blisriea- Mass
Mrs. jam TUFTS ard dz4ghter Chrissss,
VINO kzrs besn visiting here for several
w-eks, Eetf tcr thei- hone at W&lrhzra.
Mass. last Mozdzy.
Drzrszsz the last month Everest Crs@ne
has easn visiting MS father, Fer8d Z.
Greeae. az West Hanover, Mass He re-
s4-usd AT saturday
Frsnk A. Ma2er zna w5s=. Of sourh
seEsOt@sst, returned Aosae last MoEdzy.
They Rad been the guests q Csgx- J. 7.
Miller ard Mrs. Nsllse /. Rldlon-
Isase E1aeo1n isfr hers sas4 SATURDAY q
l0in TIE seseone- Hazes Es@sl IS nzsss- Tbs
sehsonsr has aeea E0ad1ax Ska granite a
1As Whsle 6EEsAlEs SORTS. BluehilL. "a,
KAsaiagsSn, u G.
6eargs H. HasseT and ~afa. o. Evsress.
Mass azs shs gzszas a Mrz- Massey
psrsnzs- Mllas Il. Long ana wzfe 70,
SEVERAL vsa~z zgrs Eszasz- ,s-aa = ......t :,
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JaAn Alsau, q Baztaz. = AZ Tbs Enser-
gslr>
Xrs- Gzy 8fsasz, q ss1gwaek- Is vssz-
ing tr5zz5s "a sswE-
Miss sf1dgssa. * Bangle. : the guest
q Ms. Fsed FhMTrs-
wsllaes Ezns, wAo h@s b@ea employed
Sc C4rsznsr. IS 81 hals-
Mrs. 5asos NLsyo. * ss1thzsss Hzrao-.
L T. Hasa t0r sew weeks
Mrs Z D. Nayo and 1&zgEse-. AZ Tszu-
ter. sExzs-- reEarzs5 hgns EEss xzeS-
7. C. Lo5aost and wIss, q Arad1gsz1,
Mass. are visiting a. A Y. Bridges
Mss .ssH5e Fire. q rarchssse-. Msss-.
Is vszsxzag her agas, Mss Ellea FIys-
wI4sa AEsn scent oz@ DAP Al aorns lzss
ws-<- Ii - e@p2syssi "a steamer Gaia
crime.
Mrs. EdaA Maeasa au4 daaghser,' g
Raxbzry. Mass are VISITING Mrs. Hastas
wssssz-
Alfred Frss1Asey and useee. Miss AEAzae
wEEsy. Of Nsw Tork. 4Es visiting Mrs c.
D Cartel
Miss CzrO Hooper. a B1BsAllL- WHO Azs
been visiting Mrs C. f. J1Anszoz. ~
EzrDs1 Ao-@ Saturday.
joan Wells reszrze6 to MS work a
Aelrssa- Mass, Tazrs6zy- Mrs. WezAs
and 3sEghEsr VII sssy loazer.
LEE Powers, ~sae and saa. who hzys
hssen sp@z5Eag ssas s4lzzsr a. ths Wells
ho2za- retzrn=1 asozs Maz3zv-
Mrs Dora Do1gs. 81 Bae<oS, = the gusxs
u Asr hr7Shsx. H. ". FIRE. Ms Ds1Es
r@as seeeaaFaussz r. hsr s0n E2Rar-
aE-z- A. J. Lsw3sr- q SozaAweSs Hz--
beE, = rlzi1lzg Asr Azsaszss, who a eaa-
r8ogs1 II lie Psrns~e-=sz Packing Co
Cnara=s FRvs ard wzs2. q Dso7vhss=er,
Mass Q. g. Fsys azs $685. az ssoalnzson,
~aer@ rhs gz=sts q sasi- SISTER. Mrs. 3. O.
EsozZzzsi last wssk-
The eAzreA a56 fair Taestszy. Aug. L.
was azS1s saeoess. se1zssie@rlng aba
stormy das TIE ouSs6sag Vas prsisszy
decorated w5th eszryrseas ard t.zzsl-zg
Tze many tzasss were ws1 Ezsruaszsez.
Procses5s- STA Waiter PARIS. Ire welI-
kngWa zrtsst- $40 L sz5ppzak a wsss
Ed tAls s@zsaa- EaiaEsd 4 ple1nre e
ira I'D H9ra=a1szz7 wA5cA nvo1ghf
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