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Newly furnished rooms for trans
lent or permanent: free baths and
heat. Tel. M4347. 423 Third ave.
nue.. 6O-6s
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For a good first class meal, well
cooked, with good service-James'
Cafe, SITS Howard street 1925
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LADIES' TAILORING.

Dressmaking and ready made suits.
Mrs. Brownlee, 1228k First ave. 1926
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BOARDING HOUSE.

Home cooked meals, $3.50 per week.
Board and room, SIS. Transient. Csc.
1926 First avenue 1925
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ROOM AND BOARD

for one and few table boarders;
good home cooking. 0603k Monroe
street S4-6
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COLLECTION AGENCIES.

Abbott Collection Co. Phone 1s47.
Office COS Fernwell. Prompt atten-
ton. SB-7
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kidney troubles on the market is
Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Chas.
McNab, 402 Riverside avenue
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No, sprague avenue. First class
work. Give US a call. S5-26
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

A six room house, strictly modern
home. completely furnished. worth
$4,000. Must be sold in 10 days. No
reasonable offer refused. Call at once.
The Realty Co.. 51Sh Riverside ave.
Main 301,
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Hamlin's Stables. livery. feed and
board. 1913 Second avenue. Phone
33t6. 66-s
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Harriet M. Kenefick. stenographer,
402 Rookery. Phone Main 936. Resi-
dence phone. M. 1894. 67-0
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$1,000 buys lodging house furni-
ture of 43 rooms, good furniture, on
Riverside avenue; big snap.
$1,000 buys IA new, modern seven
room residence, close. in.
Lichty Il Co. 81 Jameson block.
Tel. 1898. 91-0
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SANITARY PLUMBERS.

Sanitary Plumbing Co, expert sani-
tary engineers, Jobbing promptly
attended to. S14 Monroe street. Tel.
Main 1929. S2-s
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Paints. oils. glass. varnishes, wall
paper. building paper. holdings. Spo-
kane Paint & Oil Co., 716 First
Phone CO. 65-s
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Drs. Nelson and Peterson. office 1
and Ziegler blk. Phone 4678. ESQ
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sTENo0RAPHERs.

Katherine Harris, 526 Fernwell
Tel. NJ. 2225. Imitation typewriting
cheaper than printing. g.
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PHox, LzoPoLD sCEADB. In.
struetox In violin and Piano Music.
Prof. Schade Is graduate OF the
Conservatory of Music at Soudsr~
hansen. Germany. Second floor Gran
lite block.
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EoLLIsTHH's
Rocky Mountain Tea NuqqetS

A Busy Medicine for Busy People.
Brings Golden Health and Removed
Vtgor.
A specific for Constipation. Indi-
gestion. Liver and Kidney Troubles,
Pimples, Eczema. Impure Blood, Bad
Breath. Sluggish Bowels, Headache
and Backache. It's Rocky Mountain
Tea in tablet form. 35 cents a box
Genuine made by HOLSTER Drug
Company, Madison. Wis.
Golden guxgsts for 5allow People.
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Worn Out?
Run Down?
! VIII Gladly give You . Full DOL
lars Worth Of MY Remedy
to Test.

Nothing to Deposit. Nothing to prom
Use. The dollar bottle IL free. Your
druggist, on my order, will hand you
q fun dollars worth and send me
the bill.
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A. TURNBUIk

A. TURNBULI>
Remodcling OF all kinds Of build-
sngs: store fitting: 1obbing: pricsa
Low. Tel. M. sS3. s17S Stevens. 3ls-0s
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PAwNBRoKERs.

Pawnbroker and loan office, 33S
Main avenue. p. Bickford.
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sPECIALIsTs.


Pacific Abstract & Loan Co.. 100
Post Abstracts of title to any real
estate In Spokane county furnished
or short notice at reasonable price
Phone Main 1868. $50
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DxE1Ma AND CxEAN1Na woRKa
DYE WORKS.

The Club Dye Works cleans, dyes
and repairs at lowest prices; best
work in city. Sponge and press one
suit a week for 81 per month, called
for and delivered. E104 Sprague ave-
nue.. Tel. M. 1854 $50
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FUEL DEAIHI0.

Standard Fuel & Ice Co.. E&ol
Front. Tel. SOS. Carbonado, Roch
Springs and Summit coal MartiD
Dolan. manager.
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Let Press want" hunt q house
for you.
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SECOND HAND GOODS.

Highest price paid for second hand
furniture. Tel. NJ. 500. PA River
side. 500
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:. CLASSIFIED ADVER EASEMENTS :.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE,

Ladies to go to Portland fair; ex-
penses paid. Address A., Press. 1915
, 1905-03-29
Hotel Dayton Under New Man.
aQPmenf.

The season of 1905 will mark an
epoch in the career of Hotel Dayton.
John n. Reeve the owner has decided
to take personal charge, he having Sc
cured the services of George H. Reel,
of Cape May, as manager, who is a
thorough hotel manager in every re-
spect. 1t will be the aim of the new
management to maintain the high
standard of this noted hostelry, to
elevate the cuisine, and to make all
perfectly satisfied.
The dining room will be enlarged by
adding an extension 20X36 feet Oh the
southern side of the present winter
dining room, and will remove the par
tition between the present two dining
rooms, thus being able to seat about
100 additional people and making it
the largest, coolest and finest dining
room on the beach.
A large number of Improvements
will be made throughout the hotel,
including a complete rearranging of
the sanitary arrangements. Every
comfort and convenience for guests
will be their special study. The fur
nishings will be greatly improved, also
the repainting of the entire house both
exterior and interior. The manage
ment will have all improvements COM
plete and will open for guests about
May 9th but booking can be made
after April 1st.
Mr.. Reeve has always been of a gen.
teel and social disposition, and has al
ways been foremost in any enterprise
promoting comfort, health and pleas
ure, and his many friends predict a
bright future for him in this new
venture.
, 1905-03-29
Lines TO Mrs. w. G.. Gross

Why didst thou leave thy beautiful
Wildwood home and seek the crowd
ed city and die? Thou vert the bright
est of us all: Never more wilt thy
voice be heard or thy merry laugh ring
on the sea-laden breezes of thy dearly
loved Wildwood: Never more wilt
thy graceful form with elastic step
moss, for absent loved ones: To thy
memory are shed tears from friendly
eyes mingled with the dews of morn
from fragrant flowers of the Island
thou didst love so much: Thou art
gone to thy everlasting home. Fare
week.-Mrs.. e. o. Dowell, Baltimore,
Md.
, 1905-03-29
oCo
School Board Organizes

The old Wildwood school board met
on Monday evening and finished its
business for the year and adjourned
sine die. The new board Immediately
organized by electing r. w. Ryan,
PRECEDENT; w. B. Livezey, Vice Presi-
dent, and Clarence E~ldredge, District
Clerk. The newly elected members
were sworn in by Notary John Bright.
All were present except McWilliams
and Blaker. The following commit
tees were appointed to serve for the
ensuing year:
Property-Sheppard, Durham, Mid
dleton.
Books and Stationery.-Slaughter,
Livezey, McWilliams.
Discipline-Blaker, Eldredge, Shep-
pard.
Finance = Durham, Middleton,
Slaughter.
The regular meetings were fixed for
the first Monday night of each months
, 1905-03-29
47th Anniversary Reception.

Friday evening, March "a, marked
the 47th anniversary of the wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Hall, at the
LaRoy in Holly Beach. While the
happy couple We're DOING in their
chairs at the fireside on that evening
they were awakened from their reverie
OF dreams of AZ years ago with a sere-
made rendered by some members of the
Dixie Minstrel company with the APP
propriate song, ''Silver Threads Among
the Gold.o The occasion was marked
by a three days festival, commencing
on Friday evening and ending Sunday
when an informal dinner was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall to a few of their ill.,
innate friends. The table and dining
was prettily decorated in holly
and presented a beautiful sight.
Among those present were Harry Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Worden, Miss Lois
Worden, Miss Kathryn Tees, Clarence
Kilmer, Elmer Kilmer, The Capitol
City Trio, of Philadelphia, and Prof.
Huntingdon, of the Quaker City. A
musical program was rendered, inclu-
ding ~ loved you when you were sweet
SIXTEEN" by the Dixie Quartette;
"Lindy Low" by Miss Kathryn Hunt
ingdon; Peggy Nine" by Miss Wor-
den, and Lights of Home" by Elmer
Kilmer. Clarence Kilmer preached a
colored sermon which was very gener-
ously received, as was Master Law
renee In his tenor solo. The evening
was ended by the singing of "Dear Old
Grip, by the Dixie company. May
there be AZ years more of happiness for
the couple.
, 1905-03-29
SPICY NEWS-BITS FROM
WILDWOOD-B THE SEA
o WHO CONE AMI GO
IRON Orders Arrive for New Pier.
The Fine Weather Brings
Many Visitors Here.

The heavy iron girders for the ocean
pier arrived by freight and on Monday
were carted to the front from the car, a
temporary block and fall being ar
ranged alongside the car TO swing the
heavy pieces upon the wagon. The
heaviest pieces weighed 1900 pounds
each.
At auction at ten a. M, Wednesday,
April 18th, the furniture, carpets,
dishes etc., of the Stewart (Sheehan)
cottage, Wildwood.
Mrs. C. G. fancy and daughter, of
Philadelphia have been down for the
past week.
Wentzell & Weber, the new clothiers
from Bridgeton, will open their store
under Edgeton Inn next Saturday.
George g. Graeber and Edward
Brennan, of Shamokin, Pa, were here
yesterday looking for cottages. MI.
Graeber is cashier of the First National
Bank of Shamokin, and Mr.. Brennan is
all Inspector of mines in the Shamokin
district. Both of their families sum-
mered here a few years ago.
Last Sunday was the first real spring
like day. Many people were down
and tie bright sunshine attracted
many people to the boardw al
Chas. A. Reynolds, of Camden, one
of the owners of the new ocean pier,
was down on Monday to see how the
building is progressing.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Wild
wood Baptist church will hold a flower
social On Saturday evening, April %.
Further notice will be given.
E. w. Fisher, of Green Creek, was
in Wildwood on business last Saturday.
w. G. Gross and A. f. Thompson
were down for a few days during the
past week.
Leave your laundry at the Seaside
Segar Store, agents for the Excelsior
Laundry of Philadelphia.
The Daughters of Pocahontas Lodge
will hold an entertainment about the
last of April. "The Country Schoolp
will be produced by a number of local
talent.
The Holly Beach ice plant has COM
menced business for the season and is
ready to serve ice. Drop a postal to
Jos. A. Woodruff q Co., Holly Beach,
N. j., and our wagon will serve you. y
Miss Mabel Laning, of Bridgeton,
has been spending the week with her
father at the Seaside.
John Newcomb and wife drove over
to Green Creek, Monday.
Ralph CARL, of Bridgeton, came
down last week and is working for
Contractor Costill.
Liverman John Newcomb received
eight new horses last week. Mr.. New
comb now has five mated teams.
Ethan Reeve has accepted a position
IN the paint store of Charles l.. Sites.
Continued on Pages
, 1905-03-29
ANCLESEA HAPPENINGS
DURING The PAST WEEK
SOME C NEWS-BITS
Work Progressing on New Cot
tageS In North Wildwood.
School Trustees Elected.

VIM. d. Eynon, ofthe firm of Hughes
d Patterson, iron rolling mill workers,
was down last Saturday inspecting his
new cottage being built by Assessor w.
H. Washburn in the Ottens tract at the
corner of 18th and Central
The cottage is about completed now
and is a gem, the flooring being of white
maple and the finish, including the
doors, being chestnut. The basement
is constructed of a handsome stone and
contains a hot air heater. Mr.. Eynon
and family will occupy the cottage this
Mayor Smith has a force of men at
work on the cement foundation for the
Martindale cottage at the cornor of 18th
and Pennsylvania He is under
contract to complete the cottage by the
first of June, and if the weather is half
decent he will do SO.
The cottage of Henry D. Moore, of
Haddonfield on Central venue be-
tween Oath and 18th streets, is being
raised. Mayor Joseph G.. Champion,
of Ocean City, is the contractor.
Messrs. F. III. Hewitt, John Taylor
and e. M. Shivers were reelected
school trustees Tuesday evening of last
week. 1t is said the board will meet
and organize tomorrow night.
Be sur 10 attend u apring opening
of millinery beginning Saturday, April
the first. Read on adv. on page 5.
Mech u Co. X
Contractor James McLinden is lay
ing cement sidewalks and curbs around
the property of ex-Mayor p. j. Munro,
Mrs. Allsopp and Joseph Edwards.
Henry II. Ottens returned to the city
yesterday after being down since last
Thursday looking after his vast in
terests here.
Lemuel P. Coney, n of the sub
stantial citizens of Pittsgrove township,
Salem county, was down a few days
ago. Mr.. Coney owns lots here and
contemplates running a livery i'll the
Ottens tract during the summer.
Most all of our fishermen have gone
south to the sturgeon fishing grounds,
the last party leaving on Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel A. Buck made a trip
to the city yesterday.
A Mr.. White, of Philadelphia, will
open a grocery store sometime in June
in the store building owned by Henry
II. Ottens, on 18th street.
Capt. S. A. Buck took the steamer
Ocean City to Cape May Point a few
days ago and towed some barges to
Atlantic City,
Superintendent Lowell and a large
party of railroad officials were down on
Monday and stopped here for awhile.
C. H. Shoemaker, the Ocean City,
lumber dealer, was here yesterday.
Collector Young and Postmaster
Buck, trading as the Ocean Fish Com
pany, unloaded a couple of cars of poles
for their fish pound this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen r. Grace spent
Sunday at Goshen.
John Murnin and John Rodan, OF
Philadelphia, were among the Sunday
visitors.
Hotel Royal guests the past week
have been Louis Zeisse, John w. Speck.
man, James A. Boyd, Frank Becker
Chas. w. Globe, Lou White, Mrs. M
J. White, w. j. Davidson, Ralph P
White, F. w. Melhurst & son, HI. g
Roden, Philadelphia; l.. P. Coney
Norma.
Andrew s. Weeks made a business
trip to Court House on Monday.
, 1905-03-29

Among the Centre House guests have
beer VIM. B. Bonner, Henry Foster,
Joseph Foster Nelson, Joseph c. Fos-
ter, John H. Holloway, Philadelphia;
Mrs. M. b. Wilson, Millville; w. E.
Pharo, Holly Beach; John E. Thropp,
Hon. E. Z. Hutchinson, r. A. Meeker,
Trenton; Harry Headley, Joseph G.
Champion, }. P. Fox, w. S. Johnson,
E. A. Bourgeois, Ocean City; Rev. T.
s. Rush, Chauncey II. Rush, Laurel
Springs; Clarence E. West, Bryn Mawr,
Pa; o. M. Fox, Norristown, Pa; w.
7. Bate, Fishing Greek; Samuel Town
send, Cold Spring; M. s. Smith, Cape
May; G. P. Vannaman, Jonathan
Hand, Sheriff w. H. Bright, Court
House; A. B. Smith, Beesleys Point;
John Collins, Harold B. Woolston,
Joseph Hussong, Edward Austermuhl,
VIM. G. Mcguire, Camden.
The social and entertainment held in
the borough hall last Thursday eve
ming by the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Hollywood M. E. church was quite a
success. The rendition of INA Sweets
Family" by local talent was greatly en-
joyed.
Somerset Apartments, Pacific and
Davis avenues, Holly Beach, are now
open for inspection. Apartments fur
nished and unfinished. Apply Par
ker's Shoe Store, on premises. \
Miss Bessie Mytinger returned hume
last Saturday evening from a visit to
relatives in Camden and New York
where she has been for some time
Rev. Stanley N. Clark will b. ten
dered a reception at the Centre IL ,use
next Friday evening in honor Of his
return to the Hollywood M. f. church.
The Hotel Brighton is being Touched
up with a coat of paint at the han Is of
Oliver Bright who has the contract 10
Ocean City needs a bigger school
house to accommodate the increased
number of school children. A meeting
has been called for Saturday evening,
April |, to consider plans, ETC., for a
new building.
Private sale of all kinds of household
goods at corner of Roberts and Holly
Beach avenues. Yauehler.
Miss Mary Carlson, after spending
the winter in Philadelphia, has re-
turned to her home in Holly Beach.
Miss Clara r. Titus, of Camden, who
recently sold her cottage to the Five
Mile Beach Electric Railway Company,
has bought a lot on Spicer avenue, east
of Pacific, and will erect a cottage there
on.
Rev. Joseph Taylor, of Philadelphia,
was down last Saturday.
Mrs. A. G.. Graham has returned
from Lansdowne, Pa.
Carl Haswin made a business trip to
Philadelphia on Monday.
Councilman e. S. Culver has moved
his family from Philadelphia into
Castlereagh, upon which he has a three
years lease.
H. McClelland, of Philadelphia, was
down a couple of days this week and
attended the Council meeting yester-
day.
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mOTTs IsI.ANp.

Chsrae~ Harding has gone 10 Atlantic
and Eccklsnd ON bnsfness.
John ". Driseoli Is visiting his sister,
Mrs Clara A. Phillips, OF Southwest Har-
Dor.
Capt. Enoeh n. Moore, who is very VA,
at this writing Is reported about ths same
IS lass week.
Miss Elizabeth s. Peterson, Of Petit
PLEASANT cottage, has not yet left the is
Land. ewing to the illness Of her mother,
Mrs. Iswrenee d. Peterson
Capt. c. A. Joyce and A. ]. Babbidee, Of
Bar Harbor. called at the island Disc. 3 on
their way home from Friendship in their
new sioop Nautilus. She viii be fitted
with an eighs-horse gasoline engine and
viii be used for scaiiop and other fishing.
The schooner Maud seward, OF Rock
land, was loaded with stone nj Black
Island granite quarry last week. This
viii be the last load for the season, and
work will be suspended until spring.
This company has done thriving husi-
ness this season, under the supervision OF
John p. keough, OF Hoboken, n. ].
Dec. II. CHfPS.
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>GCNTY NEWS.
cAsrlSr


Owing 10 she storm Of sunasy there
were no services 81 the several ehsrehs> in
town
in. voxsgl and ~ifs have sprnt ths
past seek in Boston ca visis 70 RELATIVES
snd friends.
Edgar stevens. Of ElneailI, spesat several
days here last seek, the guest s.i Mrs L
". Perkins.
night from Greenvslle, where she has been
employed teaching.
Dan Mediation and Lyrnzn Bizke re-
tnrned Friday FROM Hebron. whers they
have been attending school shis fall
4. Nj. Devereux n@s been at work RE-
moving the old Foster hS1se on Water
street. This removes anothsE,'of the old
landmarks.
The annual parish meeting was called
10 be held at the Unitarian church Sunday
last, bat euing 30 the storm the meeting
was ad5oarned 10 Sunday next.
Work has begun on the enlargement Of
ths engine house On Pleasant street. The
compilation of this work will improve the
looks Of the street very much. as well as
make a much more convenient engine
hcnse.
Miss Gertrade Brsxdon, who has been
employed as miiiiner by c. Fred Jones n
Co, lsfG Saturday for Boston, having fin
ished her engagement here. Miss Rrax-
don made many friends during her stay
here, and all hope she viii return in the
spring.
The members Of the Rebek&h lodge gave
whist party at their lodge room on
Tuesday evening. There were about forty
present, and a very enjoyable evening wss
spent. The prizes went to Mrs. Louise
Cash, first lady's prize, and Ernest Gray,
first erntlenan's prize.
Hancock lodge, r. and A. NJ, held its
annual meeting and election OF officers
last Thursday evening, with the following
results: W. NJ, Otis Parker; s. W., J. l.
Hooper; J. w, 4. H. Carpenter; s. D.. j..
F. Res; j. D., William Patterson; treas
urer, r. B. Brown, secretary, c. III.
Hooper.
Baron De Csstine lodge, I. O. r., held
its annual meeting and election OF officers
Wednesday night with the following re-
suits: Chief ranger, w. II. BeTsn; vice
chief ranger, William Webster; treasurer,
c. II. Hooper; recording secretary, T. ".
Grindie; financial secretary, r. b. Brown:
orator, Arthur Thombs; senior woodward,
wescost; senior beadle, Bert Parker. The
neeting was followed by collation., after
which a pleasant hour was enjoyed at
cards
Dec. II. q.
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COUNTY NEWS.
EAST oRLASD.

EAST ORI-AND.
r. p. Mason and Mrs. r. G. Mason were
in Ellsworth Thursday.
Warren stEphen, of Bath. is at John
Higgins for visit Of few days.
Miss Bcrnice Mason went to Bangor
Wednesday for visit Of few days.
Mrs. Mile snow is confined to her bed
from an injury received from falling.
Mrs. Flora Dorr has gone to New York
to visit her husband, whose vessel is in
port there.
Mrs. c. C. Jocyien and daughters Esther
and Dorothy, Of Baeksport. were calling
on friends here Friday.
Miss madge Gilmore returned TO her
home in BuekspOrt Wednesday, after
visit of several days with Miss Berniee
Mason
The Misses Halle and EsteIle Churchill
arrived home Thursday from visit Of
several weeks with their sister, Mrs. Maud
Churchill Dorr, Of Boothhay.
Alamoosook grange elected officers at Its
regular meeting Saturday night. The fol-
lowing were chosen for the en-
suing year: Worthy master, j. f. Gross
overseer, John Farnham; lecturer, Mrs.
Adele Hartman; chaplain, Elias Bowden;
steward. Fred Thompson; treasurer, Mrs.
Carrie White; secretary, Carrie Leach
assistant steward, Herbert Robertson; lady
assistant steward, Miss Addie stilphen;
gate keeper, Wiz Gray; Ceres, Mrs. Abby
Gross; Pomona, Mrs. Alberta Mason;
Flora, Mrs Annie Blaisdell.
Dec IL NJ
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NORTH BIxjEHIII.

orris GrindIe Is at work at Moose Hill.
Percy wardwsn shot fine deer last
week.
Alice wescott is at home spending her
vacation.
A. r. ellis is at work for Curtis Dur
gain in'the woods.
James L. Saunders aud wife are going
hoEne to.Brooxsville-
Larmon Treworgy and wife have been
visiting friends in Ellsworth.
Emma HinckIey has been teaching at
Bar Harbor, but is home spending her
vacation.
District Deputy John Dority visited
Haicyonigrange last Saturday evening and
exemplifed the unwritten work in very
interesting manner. After work the 7ol-
lowing officers were elected: Master,
Alyah p. soper; overseer, William E.
wescost ;sleeturer, Charles Bowden; stew
ard, Guy.Bnlings; assistant steward, Fred
Is. Hinckley; chaplain, Lizzie Billings;
treasurer, John Treworgy; secretary, Mrs.
Mary B. Hinckley; gate keeper, Marion
Dunbar; Pomona, Mrs. Arthur Wsscott;
Flora, Carrie WardweIl; Ceres, Mary
soper; lady assistant steward Fanny
Billings.
Dec. IL. ID.