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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-04-12
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Incidents and Events at Home and
Acknowledgement nention, Etc.

Mr.. George Warwick, of Bloomington,
was business visitor to Oakland Tues
day.
q Mrs G. Semmes Hamill went to Bal
more Saturday where she is the guest
{ relatives.
Mr.. Silas c. Beachy, of Bittinger,
was in Oakland Monday for an hour or
two on business.
If YOU want a saw mill or threshing
outfit, see Naylor & Co. They are
agents for the Geyser Manufacturing
Co. st.
Delegate Charles A. Ashby, of Crel-
lin, was in Oakland Tuesday afternoon,
returning to his home the same even
ing.
Judge Jacob Felix, of the Orphans
Court, while in Oakland last Monday at
tending to his official duties, made this
Office brief visit.
Michael R. Maroney, who spent the
"ilNSl III L lOl WIiClC It was III lIit
employ of Mr.. Albert Lewis, returned
to Oakland last Thursday morning.
Mr. w. w. Thomas, of Evansville,
West Va, has been employed as book
keeper in the First National Bank Of
Oakland, assuming his duties one day
last week
DIR. B. F. Laughlin, son of DR.. J. W.
Laughlin, of Mountain Lake Park, who
is located at Blaine where he has estab-
lished lucrative practice, was in Oak
land last Tuesday evening.
Prof. J. c. Beahm, of the Accident
school, was in Oakland on business
Tuesday evening. The normal term at
Accident will open on Monday next and
Prof. Beahm expects an enrolment
above the average.
Mr.. John H. Cuppett and family, of
Friendsville, passed through Oakland
Monday evening for Mountain Lake
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Fair and Festival.

The young ladies Of the st. Paul's
Ev. Lutheran church at Beer Park will
hold fair and festival at Town Hall
on Easter Monday, 10th inst, at 7.90 p.
M, for the benefit of that church which
is in need-of repairs. Ice cream, cake,
sandwiches and hot coffee will be serv-
ed by bevy of pretty young girls
and the management will be by two of
Deer Park most competent matrons,
who will see that the financial proceeds
are applied to the purpose intended. A
cordial greeting awaits all who patron
ize this Eastertide social,
COMMITTEE.
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Advertise in THE REPUBLICAN.
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w. M. LISTER, Pastor.
ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL
GEO. c. SHAW, Rector.
ST. PAuL's NJ. E. CHURCH.

Services for Sunday as follows:
Early prayer service at a. m. preach
ing at 1870, ''The Angelic Message;
Sunday school at 2.l5 p. m. preaching
at 7.30. The music will be a special
feature at all the services. A cordial
welcome awaits all who come.
j b. WORKMAN, Pastor.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
haiters Claiming ghe Attention OF the
Court During It's Last Gays Sessions.

Inc following proceedings Of the re-
cent term of the Circuit Court were not
published in our columns last week
owing to the fact that our court reporter
was too busy to turn his manuscript into
the Office and the editor being engaged
in other matters it slipped his memory:
CRIMINAL APPEALS.
2. State VS.. Dominick Broderick; as
sault and battery; jury disagreed; con-
tinued; Thayer Matthews, S. F. Hamill.
CRIMINAL TRIALS.
l. State VS.. Chas. Cummings; contin-
ued; Thayer.
8. State VS.. Hubert Hinebaugh;
breaking into Stone House; plea of gull
ty as to first count of the Indictment;
sentence suspended; Thayer.
II. State VS.. A. Fazenbaker; sale of
liquor without license; dismissed: Thaver
-Renninger G. Offutt.
| Is. State VS.. same; unlawful sale Of
liquor; trial before court; verdict guilty;
fined $50 and costs; Thayer Renninger
& Ofutt.
8 IA. State VS.. same; liquor to minors;
tried before court; fined $50 and costs;
Thayer Renninger & Offutt.
16. State VS.. Geo B. McIntire; sodc-
my; continued; Thayer-P eddicord.
II. State VS.. Joseph Lee; liquor to
minors; trial before court; acquitted;
Thayer- Renninger & Offutt.
Is. State vs.. Joseph Lee; liquor to
minors; trial before court; acquitted;
Thayer Renninger G Ofutt.
2. State vs.. Silas Cramer: sale Of
liquor TO minors; dismissed; Thayer-
Renninger.
%. Same VS.. same; liquors to minors;
plea guilty; fined $50 and costs; Thayer
-Renninger.
"a. State VS.. Geo +. StahI; assault
and battery; dismissed; Thayer- Rem
ringer & Ofutt.
%. State VS.. j. M. Emerson; uniaw-
fully practicing dentistry; dismissed;
Thayer-J. c. Peddicord.
26. State VS., same; plea guilty; fined
$50 and costs.
State VS.. Ezra Butler; larceny; plea
guilty; parolled; Thayer-S. F. Hamill.
46. State VS.. T. j. Roy; assault; trial
before jury; guilty of assault and bat
tray; fined 500 and costs; Thayer-Ped-
dicord.
Al. State VS.. Lucian Buckalew; wife
beating; trial before court; verdict
guilty of assault and battery; sentence
suspended; Thayer- Renninger & Ofutt.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK.
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COUNTY LEVY BEING MADE.
Commissioners Busy This Week With
Financial Matters.

The Board Of County Commissioners
is in session this week, having met on
Tuesday for the purpose, as provided
by law, to make the annual levy for
county purposes.
While no definite figures have been
made affecting the county rate Of taxa
ton it has been given out at the court
house that material decrease over the
rate Of last year will be made as nc
large expenditures have been made for
any particular item.
The State tax rate Of 233 cents will
remain the same, the reduction to the
IS cent rate not becoming effective I'M
til Nt year.
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Died.

FREELAND- his home in Deer
Park, yesterday morning at II o'clock,
after an extended illness of dropsy,
Abraham Freeland, aged about 10 years.
He was a member of the Lutheran
church for many years. No arrange
ments have as yet been made for the
funeral.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-04-12

WANTED: Young men and women
between the ages of q and SO as appli-
cants for the training school for the
Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital.
IoWson' Nd. Stat.
An editor, going away, left his paper
IN charge Of a minister. During the
minister's stay in the sanctum came the
following letter from subscriber:
You know very well that I paid my
subscription to your paper the last time
l was in town; if l get any more such
letters from you as | received from YOU
last week, | will come and maui the
devil out of you. The minister ans
wered; 81 have been trying to get that
thing out Of the editor for the past ten
years, and if you will really come down
and maui it out of him, then, my de ar
sir, | have twenty members of the
church | will get you to operate on"
WANTED Travelling Salesman.
Must furnish references and invest
$1,000 inl first class 6 per cent bonds.
Salary and expenses paid. Experience
not required-we teach business at our
mills. The Wheeling Roofing & Cor
nice Company, Wheeling, w. Va. SGT
Geo. A. Stanton arrived in this city
from the west on Sunday evening and
left Monday morning for Grantsville,
Md, his former home. Mr. Stanton is
brother of Eli Stanton, of buckwheat
flour fame, and has for the past forty
years been roaming over the south
western portion of the United States
with no settled purpose in view, toiling
only enough to earn meager livelihood.
He is man well up in years, his health
somewhat failing him, and it is his pur-
pose to look up the scenes of his boy
hood days, there to remain until
he has recuperated his failing health,
and perhaps longer Meyersdale Re-
publican.
When in need of Boilers, Engines,
Saw Mills or Threshing outfits, apply
to A. D. Naylor & Co., who have the
agency for the Geyser Manufacturing
Company's line OF machinery, of which
there is none better made, few as
good. 2-3t.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Z. Dawson departed
this morning on train No. 7 for Spo-
kane, Washington, where they go for
the benefit of Mr.. Dawson's health and
where they expect to remain at least
until next fall. Mr.. Dawson has but
recently recovered from long and Sc
rious attack Of typhoid fever, and this,
followed by the death of his son, Ar
thur, left him so broken in health that
his physicians consider a change abso-
lutely necessary. Mr.. Dawsons broth
er, Mr. M. Ward Dawson, also of the
First ward this city, has just been APP
pointed to position in the asylum for
the insane at Weston, and entered upon
his duties today. He expects to remove
his family to that city within a short
time. Grafton Sentinel.
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Home Baking
With
ROYAL
Baking Powder

The United States Agricultural Department
has issued land circulates free valuable report
giving the results Of elaborate experiments made
by and Under the direction Of the Department,
which show the great saving from baking at home,
as compared with cost of buying at the bakers
Allbread cake, biscuit crullers, ETC., are very much
fresher, cleaner, cheaper and more wholesome when
made at home with Royal Baking Powder
YORK.
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Church Services.
PRESBYTERIAN.

Services next Sabbath as follows:
Preaching II a. M, theme, Difficulties
Removed; Sabbath school 2:3O D. m.
Mid week service Wednesday 7.30 .. m.
A seat and welcome at each service.
JOHN A. MCCLELLAND, Pastor.
ST. PETERS CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Services for Holy Week as follows;
Holy Thursday Feast Of the institu-
ton of the Holy Eucharist, hith mass
at $50 a. m. In the evening at 7.3O. q
sermon on the Holy Eucharist will be
delivered by Rev. J. A. Lynch of Wash
ington, D. C.
Good Friday Mass Of the Presancti
fed and Veneration of the Cross at s. 30
a. m. Way of the Cross at 3 in the af-
ternoon. Father Lynch will again de-
liver the sermon in the evening at 7.30,
subject, Passion of the Lord. "
Holy Saturday Morning office and
blessing of the Easter water at 8 o clock.
Easter Sunday-Low mass at 7.3O
and high mass and sermon at 10. 80 a. m.
Night Prayer and Benediction at 7.3O.
}. E. CONNELL, Pastor.
BAPTIST.
Service at Loeb Lynn, Sunday, 3p.
M. at Deer Park at II a. M, and 7.30
p. m. Prayer meeting at Deer Park
! every Wednesday at 40 p. m.
Prof. H. W. Browning, principal Of
the Deer Park school, will lecture on
'Life's Ideals, under the auspices of
Women's Baptist Missionary Society at
Deer Park, Tuesday evening, April
18th, at 7,30 O'clock Welcome to all.
W. H. FAUST, Pastor.
NJ. Z. CIRCUIT RIENDSVILLE.
Services for Sunday will be as follows:
Sunday school at the usual time and
place. Preaching at Selbysport 1870
a. M. at Friendsville 100 p. M, pre-
ceeded by League meet led James
Gibbin. A part Of the evening service
will be an Easter sermon.
A lecture at Blooming Rose this Sat
urday evening at the pastor
The third Quarterly Conference will
be held by DR.. Ward Saturday evening
Abril 18th, who will preach at O'Clock
Saturday evening and at 1890 a. M,
and $50 p. m. on Sunday, the 10Th. All
are welcome.
w. M. LISTER, Pastor.
ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL.
Service for Easter Sunday as follows;
Professional, welcome Happy Morn
ing, Calkin; Christ Our Passover,
Russell Jones and Pye; "Jubilate', Al
drich; "Angles Roll the Stone Away,
hymn by Roper; "Kyrie in F., Tours;
"Gloria Tibi in F'', Gounod; AT the
Lambs High Feast We Sing, hymn
by Elsey; sermon, Witnesses of the
Resurrection; and Now Oh Father,
communion hymn by W. H. Monk; Re
cessional, Christ is Risen, Arthur
Sullivan.
GEO. c. SHAW, Rector.
ST. PAUL'S NJ. Z. CHURCH.
Services for Sunday as follows:
Early prayer service at a. m preach
ing at 1890, "The Angelic Message;
Sunday school at 2,l5 p. m. preaching
at 7.30. The music will be a special
feature at all the services. A cordial
welcome awaits all who come.
J B. WORKMAN, Pastor.
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EAST FRANKLIN.
April 10.

Joseph Colson and wife were in Els
worth April -.
Oscar Hartman is quite i'll. All hope
for his speedy recovery.
Irwin, son of E. Slower and wife, who
has had severe attack of Group, is better.
Mrs. Rosa Salisbury, housekeeper for j.
II. Patten, has gone to her home for few
weeks.
Many men from this place are working
for Dunbar Bros. and other stone firms in
Sullivan.
Grin Donnell and wife and G. II. Rutter
and wife, who have been Ill with grip, are
improving.
The Methodist church here was beauti-
fully decorated for Easter, but owing to
had travelling and the storm there was not
a large attendance.
The Easter concert which was to have
been held at the Baptist church Sunday
evening. was postponed on account. OF the
storm, and will be held next Sunday even
ing, April -.
April 49, r.
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CAsTTNE.


w. B. Bartram spent Monday in Belfast.
E. r. Adams, of Emerson Adams Co,
was in town last week.
Master Earl Perkins has been seriously
i'll with grip, but is reported as improy-
ing.
Mrs. James Coombs left Saturday morn
ing for Boston, where she will VISIT for
several weeks.
Posters are out announcing supper at
the Congregational vestry Thursday even
ing Of this week.
A. Chamberlain, the confectionery and
fruit dealer, is having his store interior
freshly painted, etc.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce, % the Unitarian church,
left this morning for a months vacation.
He will visit Oklahoma.
c. Z. McCluskey is having a new hard
wood ceiling in his store The work Is be-
ing done by Perkins q Bowden.
Walter Brown spent Sunday with his
parents here. On his return this morning
he was accompanied as far as Belfast by
his father.
The steamer Golden Rod is much appre-
cisted by our citizens, she enabling them
to have the same length of time in Belfast
and arrive home al a much earlier hour
than formerly.
The ladies Of the Rebekah lodge held a
supper at their lodge rooms on Monday
evening. The tables were in charge OF a
committee consisting of Mrs. Bert Parker,
Mrs. j. c. NJ. Gardner, Mrs. Fred Conner,
Mrs. W. B. Bartram.
The reading rooms, which have eeen
kept open by Mr.. Carpenter in the build
ing on Water street owned by Capt. r. b.
Brown, closed Saturday night for the
summer. The boys gave vote of thanks
to Mr.. Carpenter for his generosity.
The Eastern Stars held a supper al their
hall on Thursday evening last, after which
the work was conferred ON two candidates.
The supper was in charge of committee
Ralph Hodgkins, Mrs. F. V. Grlndle and
Miss Carrie Parker.
Owing to the rain Of yesterday the East
er congregations were not as large as usual.
The floral displays in the several churches
were very tastefully arranged, and the ex-
ereises much enjoyed by those who braved
the elements. There were no concerts at the
Congregational and Methodist churches.
The kindergarten department at the Con-
gregatIonal Sunday school gave concert
exercise during the usual hour for Sunday
school in the forenoon. AT the Unitarian
church the children held an Easter con-
cert. The exercises showed a great deal
Of preparation and work, both on the part
of the children and their instructors.
April 16. G.
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COLTS ISLAND.

School began to-day, laugh, by Mrs
Leslie obar.
NJ. V. Bsbbidge was at Mckinley last
Saturday on business.
The selectmen were here Saturday
assessing taxes for 1905.
Capt. William II. Harding has had a
gasoline engine put in his sloop.
Capt. Edwin NJ. Joyce, who is helping
build the weir here, went home Saturday.
Mrs. Philip Moore and her children are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Edwin Joyce, at
Atlantic.
Frank 4. Babbidge, who has been trou-
bled with rheumatism, left last week for
the Maine general hospital at Portland for
treatment,
Mrs. Clara y. Hoigkins is with Mrs. II.
V. Babbiige, while her daughter, Mrs.
Frank A. Bahbidge, is in Portland with
her husband, who has gone there for
treatment.
Miss Elizabeth S. Peterson, of Lans-
downe, Penn, is expected here next FRI
day, and will occupy her cottage, Petit
Plaisant. Her mother, Mrs. Lawrence d.
Peterson, will accompany her.
April Is. CHIps.
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WEST FREMONT.

Misses Emma, Miliie and Lucy Reed re-
turned to their home on Duck island the
past week.
Ashtury Lopaus and Daniel Dow left
April II for Owls Head TO work with WIN
Clark on government work.
The schooner Il. L. Tay, Capt, Clyde
Iatty, has been in the past week waiting
chance TO 60 to Red Beach TO load.
VIII Clark, ir., and Carl lawson came
home Wednesday from Rocklsnd, where
they have been scalioping with Capt. Gard
Lawson.
Misses Evelyn and Murici Lunt spent
last week at Bar Harbor with their
father. Capt. Charles p. Liant, on board
of his schooner, the ]. NJ. Harlow.
VIII Trask and Harold Lawson have
shipped and gone fishing with Capt.
Willis Bunker. and sailed Saturday for
Boothbay for bait.
Mrs. Georges W. Liant and daughter
Theresa and niece, I,soii Rumili, came
home Sunday from MAnset, where they
have been the past week visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. L. 4. Clark.
April 16. THELNA.
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NORTHEAST HARBoR.

A cargo Of coal hes been landed recently
for II. w. Branscom.
An Easter concert was given at Union
CHI on Sunday evening.
Stephen smallidge has been i'll with
grip since his return from Lincoln.
Nahum Leach, of Bluehill, arrived here
last week, where he has employment.
Additions are being made TO the Kim
ball hotel, the work being In charge of ].
Ii. SOULS.
George E. Kimball, student at Harvard
law school, came home on Friday for the
Easter vacation.
Elizabeth and Judith Hemenway re-
turned to Miss Whites school at Portland
Wednesday of this week
An Easter party for the children OF St.
Mary's Sunday school was given in the
parish house Monday evening.
Mrs. A. NJ. Fraser, of New York, who
for several consecutive seasons has occu-
pied the Savage colonial cottage, will
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PROSPECT aARBoR.


Miss sybH Cole goes to the Pond district
to-day to teach.
Capt. Al WEIGH left Saturday for Jones'
port for day or two.
L. P. Cole and daughter arrived from
Bangor Monday night.
Mrs. w. P. Hewins and children left
this morning for Boston.
Miss Vida Cleaves left this morning for
Bar Harbor and Boston.
G. p. Cleaves, of Bar Hsrbor, spent sun
day with his father, Z. w. C1eaves.
The duplicate whist club was entertained
Friday night by Lula NJ. Bunker, with the
usual enjoyable evening.
Miss Margaret Moore came over from
Bar Harbor Saturday TO spend Sunday
with her parents, Capt. S. o, Moore and
wife
r. ". Nutter and wife, Of Brooklin,
with their granddaughter, Miss George
Blance, arrived Saturday for the summer.
Miss Susie Over was hostess Friday
afternoon and evening. An old fashioned
candy pull was feature Of the evenings
entertainment, with music and games.
The d. Of P. gave 8 pleasing entertain
ment Wednesday evening, consisting 81
music, reading and concluding with the
Imaginable farce, slhe Up-to-date Goosie
Girls" social followed. Home made
candy was ON sale for the benefit OF the
order.
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MARLBORO.
April 10.

David Mosley is having his house
painted inside and out.
Wesley Ford, wife and baby, who have
been visiting in Bangor, are home.
Mr.. Roberts has carpenters and painters
at work on the buildings he purchased of
John Douglass.
Albert Hodgkins, of Bar Harbor, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with his
parents, Ransom Hoigkins and wife.
Melvin and Homer Wilbur are working
for Mr.. Stanley, of Manset, who is build
ing herring weir in Raceoon Cove.
The friends OF Mrs. James Ham will be
sorry to learn that she is not doing as well
as was at first thought, after having an
operation performed at the Waltham
(Aiass.l hospital, March 30.
April IS. ARE.
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travel in California and cansa. J,
coming season. ''e
Clarence and Albert Mcbride. who ,.u
been travelling IN the West durins -4 ~
winter, returned to Northeast last ws.,. '"e
The cottage which has been bp,,5,.
the past winter for Mrs. r. X. Bphhasg
Of Middietown, Conn, is fast nearing co,s
pietion. Il is a fine, spacious bui,atna
admirably situated opposite Rock En-
hotel, and commanding an excellent yiew,
Of the hsrbor and surrounding islands
The work Is IN charge OF ID. C. Candags 3
sons, OF Seal Harbor, c. A. candaTe beins
the architect. Mrs. Hubbard has Ions
been a summer resident of Worthless,
Harhor.
April is. NJ
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and ii is having a general overhsuling
throughout. The funds are furnished by
the sewing circle of the Congregational
church.
Brooks Grindie left here last Friday for
fremont, where he viii have charge OF DR..
Tapley's stables the coming summer.
The Sunshine mission band little
circle) held sale of fancy articles at the
chapel Friday afternoon and evening,
from which they realized so.
aIrs. Albert Mills died at her home Sun
day morning, April Is, aged fifty-three
years. She leaves a husband, two sons
and two sisters. Her friends were legion.
Sixteen members of Gov. Brooks lodge,
1. o. o. F., armed with saws and axes,
attacked Mrs. Maggie Blodgeti's wood
pile, last Friday afternoon, and reduced
it to stove wood in three hours. Before
leaving for their homes a delicious supper
was served to the choppers by Mrs
Blodgett.
April 10. Johnson.
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NEWS.
SOUTH DEER ISLE.


Mrs. Ida Pert was in RocSlsnd Friday.
Mrs. Levi stinson is very i'll with pnen-
monis.
a son was born to Frank Judkins and
wife April 4.
George Thnrston, Of stonington, il
painting for Lyman Stinson.
Frank steele leaves on Monday for Ban
gor, where he has employment.
Mrs. J. E. Small, who has been in Var
mouth visiting her son, came home Satur-
day.
Guy Cleveland has Bought Capt. Sim
mons house, and will move his family in
very soon.
Owing to the storm of Tuesday the pre-
siding elder did not hold the quarterly
conference here, as he had planned.
The storm Tuesday was very severe here.
The schooner Gamecock, owned by James
/. stinson, was driven on to Powder is
land, and was total loss.
Mrs j. e. Knight is very III. The fam
lily seem to have q hard time, as the
daughter died two weeks ago, and now
the mother il seriously i'll, but all arc
hoping that she will be better soon.
Aur!l 10. III.
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FRANKLIN,
April16.

John w. Blaisdell commenced saving at
his mill this week.
Mrs. Hannah Doyle is clerking in the
store for Henry Jeliison.
Frank Crabtree, of Ellsworth, was in
town over Sunday with relatives.
Master Frank Lorimer, of Bangor, was a
guest at the Baptist parsonage last week.
The Easter concert arranged for Sunday
evening at the Baptist church was post
poned one week on account Of the storm
and bad travelling.
The storm OF Sunday made expensive
havoc of dams, bridges and grist mill at
West Franklin which will result in a
heavy loss TO those concerned.
A business meeting OF the cemetery
association is called for Wednesday after
noon at Mrs. II. @. Bunker's. The ladies'
aid will hold business meeting Tuesday
afternoon.
x-Mayor Springer, OF Norway, Mich,
has very generously remembered the
Methodist Sunday school, of which he
was member when boy here, with a
donation of over thirty volumes OF de-
sirable books, for which the society is ex-
tremely grateful.
Faster Sunday service at the Methodist
church was unusually interesting. Mrs.
Grace Butler French gave reading with
organ accompaniment. Mrs. c. E. Petersen
rendered solo. The choir music was
voiced with gladness. Pastor Petersen,
as usual, gave an excellent sermon. The
decorations included eyergreens, potted
plants and lavish display of beautiful
Easter lilies and cut flowers arranged by
Mrs. L. Tyler Bunker.
| April IS. b.