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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-19

100 shares. which was the total reached.
today may be safely assumed to repre-
Sert a large proportion of matched orders
ami manipulative transactions.
The action of the conservative Illinois
Central directors in decla ring an extra
dividend on their stock went far TO con.
firm the encoura ging effec. of other recent
increases in dividend disbursements as
showing the confidence Of railroad man
ayers in the future prosperity Of theil
properties The influence was perceptibls
in the movements in Baltimore e Ohio.
Kansas & Texas preferred. Chesapeake y
Ohio. Smelling. and perhaps in some 9th
~ stocks. The announcement Of the set.
Element of the Fall River strike was re-
ceIVcd with SratiiI"atIOn a. serving ~
clear up the situation in one Of the Few
industrial quarters which have Jagged II
the trad expansion.
The absorption Of two minor railroads
which have been within its sphere of in
itucnce by the New York Central CAV,
some early strength 10 that stock The
whole list gave way, however. with some
violence during the last hour when the
SuSpicionS cngendercI by the character OF
the DAYS trading had come to a head. The
market rallied with considerable force ir
the final dealings LED by Baltimore K Ohio
with result of Ia. and the closing was
quite strong. but only a fraction gener.
ally above the lowest.
Ponds We're active and firm. Total sales,
par value, 81. ~. 900. United States new A.
declined Is per ccnt. on last call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-19

NJ. F. Davis of Augusta. was calling OH
friends, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Gordon of Thorn
dixie. recently visited their friend, Mrs.
l.. A. Stone.
Mrs c. NJ Dickey is rapidly recovering
from severe cold and neuralgia.
Roscoe TAYLOR of VaSsalbOrO. was a
business caller in the place. Saturday.
MT. VERNON.
Mt. Vernon Grange held an all day SEES
sion. last Saturday Mrs. Ellis of Fair
field was present and installed the offl-
cers-elect for the year ensuing. The in
stalling officer was entertained at the
home Of H. w. Weber.
. Elisha L. Wells who has been confined
to the house for the last SIX weeks, Is
improving slowly.
r. W. Leighton visited Augusta, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Charles H. Davis and sister; Mrs; Caro-
line Woods, visited Miss Mabel Thomas
his daughter OF tarmington' saturday
and returned Sunday.
DIR. s. H. Chase, dentist, Is in Mt Yer
non, this week.
Jarvis T.. Tyler OF Pennington was here
Friday afternoon and Saturday forenoon.
BENZ F. Allen, who bought a large
amount of pine lumber OF Mrs Z. IL. Nc
Ga.fey, Is having il hauled to Long Pond
and il will be RATED to Oakland, where ii
has been sold.
Alton A. Fairbanks. hotel proprietor, is
putting in his ice for the coming summer
Wood is coming in slowly. 1t takes a
lot of wood to keep warm these cold days
The telephone line between here and
Belgrade Lakes is not in working. condi-
ton vet. 1t has been two months and
more that this line has not worked
Mr. and Mrs. Fernando c. Fellows are
spending few weeks in Augusta will
their daughter, Mrs. J s. Tyler
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has been engaged to supply the pulpit
of the Free Baptist church, this winter.
A comic drama entitled 7'Finnigan's
Fortune" will be presented at the
Opera House, Monday evening. JAN 20
by local talent. The receipts Will be
used for the benefit of Miss Lillian
Durham who is soliciting votes IN the
Boston Globes voting contest Tor Har-
old Lewis of Cherryield who is one OIL
the leading candidates in the contest
and if he secures the prize. MISS Dun
ham will receive $50 on account ol
having secured the greatest nunper ol
votes for any candidate.
The installation of officers of Mt.
Carmel Chapter, Q. f. >, took piare
last Thursday evening at Masonic nan.
Those present had the pleasure OF ~'i-
Messing one OF the prettiest ana most
interesting Installation ceremonies ever
given in Richmond. II.
The funeral of Miss Anna Maude
Hodges took place from her late nome
on Church street. Sunday afternoon at
|. 20 O'Clock. The officiating clergyman
was Rev. J. II. Little, former pastor
Of the Cniversalist church i'll TINS VII
lage.
Earl Randlette while coasting down
1~,av hill last week, accidentally over
,urncl his sled. cutting severe cash
on his scale. The wound was dressed
IN. Dr Price who found it necessary to
take several stitches.
The recent snow has covered the SIDE
walks 50 that walking is not so dam
eerous and slippery as it has been Tor
the past week.
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.
New Y OK. Jan. +
LOT R-ReCeiptS. lt1il: exports, 6j

New York. Jan. IS.
rLOT R-Receipts. 1L7f1: exports, 659e:
sales. 31oH: steady but dull.
WHEAT-Receipts. S.I3: exports. 4j,10h:
sales. i23o.0o0 futures: spot steady No. ;
red. nominal elevator: No , red, 10 /.
f 0 b afio:it; No. l northern Duluth. 1o6T,
II afioat; No. l hard Manitoba, 111I2
b ;tioat.
CDRN-Receipts. 200 .515: exports. 81 81 ;
sales. lJsO futures. lb.nW spot: spot
steady No. >. ~ elevator and -1s4 o b
atioat: No. yellow. 8: No. white. rs.
OATS-Receipts. 99.O0G: exports. 5525
spot steady: mixed 26m32 lbs S7GlS: nat
NAL white. -HNf32 lbs, 3sG59 clipped white
5GEfl0 lbs 40d42
LARD-Easy; western steamed 66707
refined steady
PORk-Steady.
Steady and unchanged; re-
ceiptS 4:n3.
EtiGS-Weak and unchanged; receipts
1851.
POTATOES
SUGAR-Raw strong: refined firm
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SAGADAHOC.
RICHMOND.

A. X Maxwell of Portland. has been
visiting in this place the past week.
Miss Loretta Parks has been absent
from her schoOlroom in the brick
building few days on account of the
death of a friend.
Mrs. A. L. Theobald was called to
Boston, Thursday. on account of the
Illness of her daughter, Mrs. Mitchell of
that place.
II. c. Hinckley secured the contract
to fill the ice house for the Turner
Center Creamery Association and has
he'd a crew of men and horses at work
the past week.
NJ. B. Smith is soon to open a fruit
and confectionery store I'm the Houd-
lette building on Front street.
Mt Carmel Chapter. o. f. s. will
give an entertainment at the Opera
House next Wednesday evening. There
will also he a food sale in the afternoon.
A supply from Cobb Divinity school
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PALERMO CENTER.

Mrs. c. r Newhall is on the sick list,
caused hy a bad cold
Mrs Edwin Brown. who is very sick,
remains about the same G. j. Lincoln,
NJ. D.. of Augusta. was called tn see her,
Thursday in consultation with her physi-
clan. DR.. StinSOT.
Mrs Bowman who was called to Low
iston recently by the illness Of her moth
~. who lived but "A short time after her
arrival has returned TO resume hey duties
as nouSckecper for George W. Fish.
Miss Sadi" Brown Is working for Henry
Cuombs of Somerville.
freeman Turner Went to The Insane
hospital at Augusta. with load OF hard
wood lumber. Friday.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Jan. 1S-Stock market trad
ing expanded again. today. and some OF
me movements were excited and sensa-
tlonal But the activity was even more
congested than the recent tendency in
that direction and the general level of
prices was not much more benefited than
yesterday. X might almost be said az
Reading that 700 shares was the norma,
ihlt OF IN" transactions IN it. 50 fire.
uutnt Were the appearance of 1000 share
lois on the tape. The total outstanding
issue nf Reading common stock amounts
TO l.1Tj,O0 shares. 1t is known that a
la &c part OF these have been taken on,
OF the market sales for single day, 5l6.-
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Mr.. Hutchius of Belgrade. who has
purchased the p. S Watts picker stick
mill. is moving his family INTO Ira
Taylor's house on Oak Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Rogers recently
visited at Charlie Colbys.
Mrs. Josie Whiting. who went to
Lewiston hospital to be operated on for
appendicitis, is reported better.
PALMYRA.
The officers of Palmyra Grange We're
installed. Saturday evening. The ser
vices were public and the hall was wen
filed.
Stephen Goodrich, an old resident of
this town, fell on the ice recently and
broke his leg Just below the hip. The
accident is the ..lore serious on ac-
count of his advanced age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hubbard held
their wedding reception. 1t Grange hall,
Friday evening. About 40 guests wer1
present and showed the esteem with
which they regarded the newly mar
red pair by the numerous and valuable
gifts presented. Oyster stew and cake
We're served and a happy evening en-
joyed.
Quite number from Palmyra Grange
offended the Installation services az
Pittsfield, saturday. Ivy invitation.
Worthy State Lecture" w. J. Thompson
of China. was the installing officer.
SMiTHFiELD.
Saturday night was one of the cold
est Of the season in this locality.
John Nichols was at home from Au-
gusta over Sunday.
Quite a humber are having the la
grippe. Among the present victims are
Mr. and Mrs. a. p. Holmes, Otis
Holmes. Mrs. Ann Narney and Master
George Narney.
Charles Perry has bought Mrs. Ber-
nice Tilton's farm Oh the East pond
road.
BLACKWELL.
Mrs William Gates. who has been very
i'll is mpr wing.
Several Of Tie gransers from this vicin-
ity attended The Pomona Grange meeting
Ill SkoWheSan. last week
Miss Lula Holway from Madison was
recently the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Maudt Iiolway.
Mrs NJ NJ Moore passed Saturday and
sunday in SkoWhesan, the guest Of reia-
tiVes.
Mrs MaytiC Livingston has secured a
position in the Bulletin office at Madison.
and commenced her duties last week.
Miss Jennie Murray is very i'll. DR..
MiIiiken fIom Madison is in attendance.
Mrs Chas. Nye from New Portland
WAS recently the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Frank WEIGH
HINCkLEY.
Miss Nette Holway of Madison. Is visit
ing at Melvin Palmer's.
The ladies' literary club met with Mrs
Melvin Palmer Saturday afternoon.
True Blue Company Order of the
American BOY. held much enjoyed meet
ing. Saturday evening.
Sunday morning the mercury was down
TO T. degrees below
a number from here attended the
grang, at Fairfield Center, Saturday
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-19

Ralph |. Morse has gone to Belfast TO
read law in the office of Robert R. Dun
ton.
l.. D. Jones. who bought the Daniels
place. has opened a law office in the
Prescott block.
The old folks ball. which WAS to
come off at hall st. George, January l.,
was postponed to the 18th on account
Skowhegan will furnish music and
large attendance is expected.
The installation of officers of Arbu
tus Chapter. Q. +. $, took place at
Masonic hall. Saturday evening. Jan.
H. Mrs. Eva y. Ripley was the in
staling officer assisted by Past Ma
iron Mrs. Helen G. Hurd. Mrs. Emma
J. Cargill acting as marshal. The hall
was filled with Masons and their fam
lies. After the installation there were
speeches and a fine banquet was served
in the dining room.
Miss May Mason of Brdgton. who
has been paying visit to her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mason, of Mont
vile. has been in town calling on
friends.
Mrs. Sumner Leeman of Palermo.
passed Sunday With her daughter, Mrs.
Edna Knowlton.
l.. X. Fowler has been confined to
the house for several weeks with the
prevailing cold.
Among the new ones now on the sick
list is Mrs. William II. Hunt, Mrs. j.
J. Walker and Miss Eva Hunt.
Arbutus Chapter. No. 10. of the Or
der Of the Eastern star held public
installation and banqu / 1T the Mason
ic hall in Lib rrty village. Saturday
evening. Jan. II. 1905. understanding
the Arctic temporary IRE without. the
stove recently purchased by the Ma
sonic orders made the temperature
most comfortable within; and the
beautiful moonlight evening. and the
nice sleighing together with the repu-
tation Of the ladies Of thu chapter to
provide banquet fit for Il king We're
50 tempting tina: III" hall was well
crowded with members and their
friends.
once more the ladies' won fresh
laurels to add t. their already coveted
reputation of having everything in the
line of IA mental and an appetizing
feast carried on. to the degree of par
excellence. The worthy matron was in
stalled by p. ~. NJ. Mrs. Helen G.
Hurd. the oth"r oftic ers were installed
by p. y. &. NJ Mrs. Eva y. Ripley
IN her usual excellent manner. After
the installation ceremonies. short
speeches We're made by Senator l.. &.
Morse, Hon. j. O. Johnson. Principal
Ross, Rev. T.. +. Hatch, Dr. W. n. Car
gill. a. J. Skidmore. r. |. Morse. g. II.
'arsill, Mrs. Helen G. Hurd, Mrs.
Sewall Mcservey Mrs. l.. T.. Cox, Mrs.
Emma J. Cargill and others.
The officers for the coming year are:
W. NJ. Mrs. Eva y. Ripley: W. p. DR..
a. ID. Ramsey: A. NJ. Mrs. Marilla Car
penter: secretary Mrs. Carr 10 NJ. Aver:
trca sllrcr Mrs. HATTIE. A. Clough: G..
Mrs. Mary q. Norton: A. c., Mrs. Cora
y. Ski more: chaplain. Mrs. Nellie f.
Hatch; marshal. Mrs. Emma J. Car
gill: orcanist. Miss Grace Hunt: Adah
Mrs. Helen t. Hurd: Ruth. Miss Eva
Twitchcll: Esther Mrs. Ada NJ Ring.
Martha. Mrs Rose Greeley; Electa,
Mrs. Rhoda Benner: w. Miss Artie
johnson; S. THEODORE r. Rowell.
EAST PALERMO.
7. T. Spratt. w. Tfbbertts and
Henry Leaman met at the residence of
+. NJ. Lenfest to appriSe some land,
on day. recently.
\. G, Jones has purchased the
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New York Cotton Market.

New 1OTK, JdII ~
Spot closed quiet Middlins upahas
-; do. gulf 10. Sales. none
Galveston firm. ~: Charleston firm, 4,
Memphis steady. 8 15-lo; New pr"aas
easy. 4; Mobile quiet, =. Savanna"
steady, !. ,
consoIiIa;ed-Nct receipts for five days
3l.S>S. ],
France, 25.67S; to the continent, 9l@.
Stock $50 40
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Unimpeachable.

II you were to see the uneQualled
volume of unimpeachable testimony in
favor of Hoods Sarsaparilla, you would
upbraid yourself for so long delaying
to take this effective elterative and
tonic medicine for that blood disease
from which you are suffering.
1t eradicates scrofula and all other
humors and cures all their inward and
outward effects.
Take Hoods.
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DRESDEN.
PEN0BsC0T.
ETNA

Miss Edith Mitchell has gone to Wa
terville, where she is visiting her aunt
for the winter and intends going to
school.
George and Alton Morrow of Sanger
Vile. We're III town for a short visit to
their aged grandparents, Mr.. snd Mrs
Benjamin Friend.
G. II. Ruggles Post and Relief Corps
installed officers. Jan. II.
There are two High Schools now in
session, one in District No. at North
Etna. taught by Merton Leavitt of
Massachusetts. and one at South Etna,
under the instruction of John F. Car
ter of this place.
County Treasurer Joseph f. Friend
and Mrs. Friend are residing at Bangor
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p bennett and little
daughter, L@ona. have returned to
Portland. after passing a few weeks
with his mother. Mrs. :. P. bennett.
J. w. sylvester, mail carrier on r. F.
q. No |. was twice unable to make his
regular routes on account of the bad
storms.
Rev. George Jones was called to
Unity by the illness of his father. last
week, returning home, sunday after
noon.
CARL AND.
Mrs Elizabeth Merriam fell i'm her
room. last Monday evening hurting her
side and hip badly. The doctor was
called ard found the hip badly bruised
but not broken.
Mrs Charles Shell had a very severe
attack Of sickness the first Of last week
but Or. Hathaway was called and she
soon rallied and is comfortable.
Mrs. w. ID. Bli,hen from Dover. has
been here to see her sister. Mrs. DAVID
Dearborn. who has at last accounts
been ILL., She seemed threatened with
pneumonia but is reported improving.
Edward Washburn has been making
some repairs on his grist mill. improv-
ing the exterior and interior. The i'm
prOvement is very noticeable, it helps
build up the thrift and place.
The death Of George ballard. who
passed away. last week. was very sud
den. 1t seemed like pneumonia and the
last days he had hiccough and nothing
could seem to relieve him. A widow and
one son. who is at home nj III his moth
er. one daughter. Mrs. Eddie Thompson
Of Hartland. survive him. All the fami-
ly with many other friends have the
sincere sympathy OF the community.
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Boston Produce Market,

Boston. Jan Is.
J. 0-niS.20
CORN-Steady; No 3 yellow. aiIs.
oATS-Firmer; No. clipped. IN, ,Gi:.
MILL FEED-Irregular
ERAN-Sping 20 7,G,aI -.
MIXED FEED-22424,
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New York Money Market.
New York. Jan. Is

New York. Jan. Is.
Money on call very qriet AT 1+.gG2la; last
10 ian per cert.
Prime mercantile paper al. per cent.
Sterling exchange strong at i.H1.6m4.s1 g.
for demand ard at i.&j.2Ma4.Sj.5V 1or ~
DAYS
Posted rates 4.Sb and 1851.
Commercial bills 1855.
Rar silver aEs.
MEXICAN dollars 4Il2.
Government bonds easy.
,. II. IL I'm ts..,,,
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STATE, NEWS,
HANCOCK.
sURRY.

Capt. w. 8. Treworgy who has been
at hts home on Main street during the
recess OF the Legislature, returned to
Augusta, Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Haywood. the presiding
elder Of this district, preached in the
Methodist chapel. Mondey evening.
The Free High school Of this village
began Monday morning with Flod
Hamilton Of Brooklin as teacher.
sARGENTvILLE.
Friday last. the revenue cutter Levi
woodbury. broke the ice to enable a
freight-laden schooner to discharge her
cargo at the steamboat wharf; The sue
to navigation and the vessel is frozen in
atsthe wharf.
Sunday morning. the thermometer reg
fstered the lowest for the season-2O de-
gress below in some localities.
On SATURDAY.. there was teachers
meeting at the Sargentville school house
with very good attendance. The pro-
gram consisted of prayer by Rev A. W.
gene NJ. Allen. superintendent Of schools;
paper, "Ye Old time School," by Mrs.
Carrie F; Bsyard reading Of . humorous oroa''
on Reading" by Miss Martha Currier,
teacher Of the Sargentville school; address
on The Crown Of Our educational SEs-
v.
We May Improve Our Schools, Mrs. Mel
lie Sargent
Mrs. p r. Billings. who has spent sew
eral weeks in New York. returned, FRI
day.
Myron Grindle has moved into the Os
ward Hooper house, as he is at present
employed here.
Rev. A. W. Smith is holding a series of
meetings at the Sargentvile chapel
Mrs. A. {. Dodge and Miss Bertha Tur-
fa m fram Ia week
DEOHAM.
Mrs. Maria Gross and Miss Abbie Blue
bill visited relatives here the past week.
Mrs. F. w. Fogg is visiting i'm Brewer.
Misses Black and Graves have begun
work in their new clothes pin factory.
II. P. Burrell has a crew of men getting
out ladder poles on his new lumber lot
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Ian IS
CATrl ;E-Receipts, 5000; good to prim.
steers, 6.05Tr6 D
fEOGS-Receipts. 1900; good to choice
heavy. 1874 -: bulk Of sales. 1. iaG4.G
SfiEEP-Receipts. 1000; good to choice
wethers. 5.oJl560.
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LINCOLN.
SOUTH JEFFERSON.

+. w. Lewis supplied the pulpit in
this place. Sunday.
The Benevolent Society will be en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fish, Tuesday evening. Jan. Il.
School in this district closed, Satur-
day, after successful term of nine
weeks taught by Miss Fannie Hodg-
klns of Bunker Hill.
Will Fish returned to Boston. Friday.
after a weeks visit with his father.
William Fish.
II. A. Clark loaded two cars with APP
PIES at North Whiteiied. last Monday.
Dorothy Newell is i'll with tonsilitis.
II. p. Cunningham sold IA fancy pair
of oxen to O. =. Hilton. last week.
COOPERS MILLS.
The annual installation of officers of
Sheepscot Lodge. No. 122. Independent
Order of Odd Fellows occurred in the
|. Q. o. f. hall. Saturday evening. A
large number was present including
many from out of town. Supper was
served.
DRESDEN.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter DenSmOre. of
Bowdcinham. spent Sunday in town, Wis
itinS relatives.
son was born to the wife of Sidney
Baxter. Friday. Jan. 18th Mother and
son are doing we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foster entertained
several Of their friends last Saturday
evening. Whist was enjoyed until a late
hour.
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WEST PALMYRA.
NORTH FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Georgia f. HoXie is visiting at
her sisters. Mrs. William Ward in
SkoN hogan.
Mrs. Charles Boothby of Auburn, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Annie Covel.
Paul Clifford is i'll with the measles.
Because of the very cold weather
and deep SHOWS, the work on the new
mill at the Village has been stopped I'M
til warmer weather.
Many patrons from this town at
tended the Somerset Pomona Grange in
Skowhegan. Tuesday and "Wednesday
of last week.
Carl y. Goodwin was at home from
Skowhegun High school over Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Jones of Auburn, is visit
ing at her daughters, Mrs. E. A.
Covell.
The officers of Victor Grange for the
ensuing year We're installed. Saturday
evening, by Mrs. ]. A. Jones.
Sunday morning the thermometer
registered 40 degree below zero at the
pOStOfflCe.
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SOMERSET.
HARMONY.

The 1emperature early Sunday morn
Ing was down to ~ below zero.
During the wear 1904 there We're 10
births. Il deaths and 10 marriages in this
town.
stalled. lasi Friday evening ny District
Deputy VIM. Cook OF Hartland, as fol
lows: \. g.. Nelson Ilerrich: Y, g.. Try
ing Iirrd Reg, Sec. Charles G. McI.augh-
linz Fin. Se,.. w. E. Huntress; warden.
Clement Hight: Con; Hosea Hu,d: chap
lin l.. s N g.. F. j. Head; R. $. Y; g..
Geo H. Rhoades; l.. $. Y. g.. ChdS. Whit
tier: r. S :. George Foss; l.. : s.. A.
W. lFarrar: !. G.. Frank Lewis; O. g. )
S. Hight past grand. w. ". lac obs. \
pastry supper was served III the public
hall and all had a very pleasant time.
The Grange. P. of II had III" instalia :
ton Of officers on saturday afternoon NJ
There was Il pork and beans ard pastry
dinner at noon. ami all interesting pro
gram in the afternoon consisting OF read
ings. recitati"ns. music, papers. ana Sc
lectionS a graphdphone furnished by
Samuel derrick
We are pleased TO announce the mar
riage of Miss Nellie Herrick and Harry
by Rev. MIR. Ham of Cambridge. The
bride is one OF our most eStimGhle young
aides. daughter OF Samuel HerliCk; ana
Franklin stafford We congratulate each
on their choice and wish them many years
of happiness and prosperity.
WEST PALMYRA.
w A. Blasdcll was in town. Monday.
Several from this place will attend union
Grange at Palmyra, tomorrow.
Charles Homestead is getting out lum-
Der for an addition to his woodshed.
Leonard Foley was in town. recently.
We are having very cold weather ana
lets of snow.
EApTI AMI
r. p. DYER. our clother. was in Port
land on a business trip. recently
Lewis Fish OF St. Adams. was in town,
yesterday.
\ carload of shovel handles from ST.
AlbanS left here. one day last week.
l.. p Foley of Palmyra, was in town
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Furnished Daily by J. J. ouinlan & Cod
Office, Cony House, Augusta, MAN"
Tel. 227. Mgr. o. 3. Peckhan.
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daires. lSi9M2
EGGS-Weaker at 2lG25; frsts, %; prime
frStS y: Extras %
CHEESE-Ffrm: 1IMl2
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NORRIDGEWOCk.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tompkins
left on the morning train. Saturday. for
Lowell. Mass. where they expect to
pass the winter.
Leland Merrill was called to San
gerville. Saturday by the death of his
mother.