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COLILNS-HANIMOND.
The Marriage at Middlebury Yesterday
of Popular Couple.


Middlebury, Aug. 2e,-Miss Grace
Brooks Hammond and Leslie Erie Col
Inns were married this noon at tho
home OF the brides parents, Mr., and
Mrs. W. Fred Hammond. Tho Rev.
Thomas simms, pastor of tho Congre-
Eatioral Church, performed the core
mony In the presence OF relatives oc
the bride and groom,
Tho house was protti!y decorated
with elematis, golden rod, sweet peas
and retted plants The bridal party
took its place beneath q bell of noid
and green, Immediately after tho
ceremony a lunch was served, the best
wishes Of their many friends was
shown by the beautiful nifis received,
Mr, and Mrs, Ceiina took their de-
parture ny carriage thFeuah showers
of confetti and rise with the best OF
wishes OF many frieRds feiiewin@.
Mi, and MFa, eeiiiRs will for the press
eRt reside In FeFrishuFHh Mrs, Frank
Atweed ef MiRRaaPaiis, Mimi, gRand-
mother ef the bFide, and MRS, NJ, II.
Ford Of Chicago were ahiehK thess@
Bfe6ent,, 4-.--.-
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RALLY AT WILLISTON.
ssrs. Finn ana Fish Addressed
Crowded HOMAe.

1illiston. Aug. 28,-Willlston turned out
nnsse for the rally held hero tonight
he intcrcsts OF the republican nom
r. for State and county OFFICES. Over
people crowded tho town hail TO the
Ps. standing room wns at II premium
several were not rbio 10 enter tho
fcc, The speakers, 10, u, Flnn and
:. Fish. gave weli-foundsd arguments
strength IN favor or tho State ticket
51cd by Proctor, Mr. fiinn's remarks
fkisd with wi, whieh kept tho audi
p IN good humor, while Mr., Fish's
teh vas as convincing In it's logical
6. A, j, Hav:iaai, the ea'npaigR sing
kshs ee"e?a. SONGS and The W'!tsten
q also furnished musiae
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. Orvelle Kellogg of New York city
is guest at the parsonage.-Frank
Waite of Stowe is the guest of his
daughters, Mrs. John and Grant Baldwin.
Mrs. Horton w. Jones Is spending the
week in Sudbury with her daughte ter,
Mrs. c. II. Farnham.-Mss Sarah Con-
den of New York is visiting Miss Ella
Catlin.-Mrs Lucy Russell Rice. the
widow of the late Jonas Rice of Bird
port, died Thursday night at the home
of her sister. Mrs. John Jones. after an
illness of several months. The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock. Burial was in Brdport.-Mrs
Collins OF IIinesburg is with her sister,
Mrs John Jones.
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ROBINSON. ADAMS.
Residents OF stowe Married at Home
of the Bride,

Stowe, Aug. 2.-N. Il. Robinson and
Miss May f. Adams were married to-day
at the homo of tho BRIDES parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c N. Adams, In this village the
Rev. II. A. c. Abbey performing tho
ceremony. There were present besides
the brides parents. Mrs. Ruth Robinson.
mother of the groom, Miss Katie Robin
son. Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Scribner of this
place and M. and Mrs. Will Keyser Of
Elmore. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson left on
the three o'clock train for Saranac Lake.
N. Y. After n bridal tour they Will re-
side here with Mrs. Ruth Robinson on
Main street
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HANCOCK,

The w. c. r. U. Will meet with Mrs
Alice Norton September 5.--Miss Nell
lie Clafin of Bethel spent several days
last week and two days this week with
her aunt, Mrs. G. r. Church, and grand
parents, Il. b. Claflin and wfe.--The
ladies of the "Olive Branch" will fur
nish dinner to the voters of Han
cock Tuesday, September 4.--William
Bent. who is working for his uncle.
w. w. Jones. cut his foot quite badly
while splitting wood last week.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

George c. Ross has returned to his home
In New Haven, Conn, after a visit with
friends here.-Mr. and Mrs. T. X. Dicker-
man of Bristol and Mrs. Charles McGaf-
fey and son. Robert, of Burlington. were
recent guests at l.. y. Boardman's.-Mr
and Mrs. Charles Clifford and son Allen
of Brandon, spent Sunday at the home of
l.. b. Boardman.-Mrs. Esther Tucker of
Bristol is spending a few days in town
visiting friends
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PANTON,

Mrs. e. L. Stagg and son, Harold, have
been in Hinesburgh, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Brothers. The Ladies'
Home Circle meet with Mrs. Agnes New
ton Thursday, September 6.-Frank Barto
of Worcester. Mass. is visiting his old
home here. His brother, Edgar and wife
of Minneapolis, Mimi, are expected this
week.-Charles Spaulding and c. c. Cur
Ter, with their wives, attended the Fisher
Field wedding last week.-William Sheri-
dan and wife of Shelburne have been VS.
iting relatives here,
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GAYSVIL.LE.

Miss Aura Sawyer OF Nashua, n. II 4,
arrived at the CObble Monday night
Misses Anna and Alice Chedel returned
home Monday from two weeks visit in
WNling ford.-Mrs. Mary Belcher and
daughter of Pepperell Mass. are guests
at Mrs. c. b. Taggart' 's.-Miss Sarah
Gay OF Boston was at Mrs. Mary Smiths
the first of the week.-Wiliiam Flint and
family have returned from Lawrence,
Mass,-Mrs. +. V. Hassam and grand
daughters, Fleda and Gladys, went to
Greensboro Friday.-The Rev. V. NJ
Mack and Mrs, Harriet Durkee are in
St. Johnsbury this week to attend the
Univorsalst State Conveniently II.
Richardson and wife OF RoXbury are
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. Z. Wilson,
A. ]. Cowan of Salem, Mass, is spending
a few days at Walter Young's.-Mrs. Ivan
Tucker of Enfield, n. H., was in town
recently.-'The Pomona grange met Sat
urday with Goodwill grange, and the
meeting was much enjoyed by all, John
F. Shepherd OF South Royalton gave
short talk on Mature Studies" and the
recitations by Miss Auna Whitcomb,
Burns L. Osgood and Miss Kate VIII
son were listened to with much pleasure,
as we're the plano solos by Miss Eva
Luce, and piano duet by Misses Luce
and Whitcomb. The question Resolved
that the District school system is perfera
BILE to the central system was discussed
by Messrs. r. E. Wilson and @. Leon
Wells, also Resolved that the State
should aid Fairs" by o. J. Richardson
and Andrew Harrington. The next
Pomona Grange meeting will be held ct
South Royalton.
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The Rev. and Mrs. Capper are at
tending the camp-mecting at SPRING
grove.-Felix w. Smith has returned
from New York city.--D. p. McEntee is
much improved in health.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. T.. Collins were in Burlington Satur-
day.-Miss Ruth Hutchins Of Bristol is
visiting Miss Hazel Potter.-Mrs. A. G.
Lewis has returned to Middlebury after
spending the week with her mother, Mrs.
NJ. a. Collins.-D. Il. Meader lis i'll and
e. w. Meader and J. Il. Ladd are at
tending the store
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ADDISON.

Some from here attended Spring
Grove campmecting Sunday.--Mr. and
Mrs. Batchelder are the guests of his
sister, Mrs. Southland.-AIr. and Mrs.
julius Clark are spending another week
at Queen City Park.--Atrs. +. +. Gull
ley and son, Carroll, are visiting old
friends In town.---NIr. and Mrs. Fisher
from tho eust part OF the State are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clark
Miss Jessie Field and Henry Fisher
were married at the home of the bride
on the evening Of August 23 Despite
the downpOur OF rain a large company
gathered to witness the ceremony
which was performed by the Rev. ii. IL.
White. the ring service being used.
The maid of honor was Miss MaveiA
Winslow. the best man. W. W. Noonan.
The bride was given away by her
father. They left amid a shower of rice
for a wedding trip TO Block Island. r.
l., and on their return they will reside
with the brides parents.---Miss Elsie
Dakin has returned to her home in
Washing ton.-Miss DR.. Minnie Morgan,
accompanied by Il friend, were recent
guests of o. a. Smith and daughter,
iHN W." VIA tH'4i way ~ beriilttiy
Mrs. sheffield has returned home after
spending II few days with her mother,
Madame Ham as the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. L. y. Clark.-Mcmbers Of
Grand View Grange attended Il Pomona
meeting in Bridport on Wednesday
last. They report ii very fine time
c. H. Marshall and family are enter
tanning friends from Boston. Mrs.
Esther Gulley invited in six young
ladies to tea last week in honor of her
niece, Genevieve Elmer of Middlebury.
The Misses Clark have been the guests
of Mrs. l.. p. Tracy-Miss McGregor
has returned to Massachusetts, hav-
ing spent the summer at Henry Pal
mer s.-Joseph Hayward has filed nom
nation papers for town representative.
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NEW HAVEN.

The Misses FOCAL Of Cleveland. Ohio.
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dan
brook.-Mrs. Hattie and Miss Lena Wal
lice of Waterbury and Mrs. McWiI-
lians Of Troy, y. Y. are guests Of Mrs.
+. NJ. Partch and daughter Marcia
Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Wood and Miss
Perkins of Providence, r. l., are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Pa!mer.-J. f.
Rowley of Center Rutland is spending
his vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. f. Rowley.-H. C. Peck and
family have moved back to their house
at the street.-Mrs. II. c. Roscoe goes to
Boston Wednesday morning for her an
nual visit,-Several from town are attend
ing the county fair at Middlebury.
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SOUTH sTARKsBORo.

About 45, not as many as usual, of the
relatives of the Sargent family gathered
at the home of Daniel Sargent Wednes-
day. August %, to celebrate their yearly
reunion, after a very bountiful repast
they adjourned to meet with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Bicknell OF Lincoln next
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g. 700, organization, roll call; 1870,
praise and devotional service, Rev,
Frank Fletcher, Bristol; 1850, address.
What the Sunday School May Get out
of tho Bible" Rev. r. r. Davies. u. D.,
Vergennes; S:35, song service, led by
Rev. J. C. Fisher, Ncrgennes; $3.50, ap-
pointment Of committees and announce
ments. Friday morning, September {,
$50, devotional exercise, led by Rev,
s. f. Perry, Bristol; S:45. address. Rev.
Il. NJ. Fuller. state field secretary; $3.50,
business meeting, reports OF officers and
committees, election of officers; 1918,
"The Superintendents Ambition for
His Sunday School," J. +. Weeks. Mid
dlebury; 10:45. question box: local diff
fculties, What are they? conducted by
f. NJ. Fuller, state field secretary;
11:00. address, "Rela ION of the Church
to the Sunday School," Rev. Thomas
Simms, Middlebury Friday afternoon,
100, devotional exercises; 1:05, The
Sunday School Reat hing Out" Miss
Edith NJ Balch, state home department
secretary; 1:4O. add, css. Rev. L. NJ.
Fuller; adjournment Each Sunday
school is entitled to send duplicate cre-
dentials to the assistant county secre-
tary. Pastors and officers are ex-
oflicio members of thc convention. The
Rutland railroad ex ends the usual
courtesy of reduced rates from all sta
tions in the county to New Haven and
return. At New Havtd reduced fare
of As cents to Bristo. and return on
the Bristol railroad good September s
and Z, and can be had at reoupst
Bring written questions on any local
difficulties which you may have for the
question box Friday morning.
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GOVERNOR ON A TRIP.
with His stan and Ladies' Mrkins
TOuv Of state,

Rutland, Aug. 7o,-dov. aad Mrs. G, J.
He'll and sian and several Of the wives
Of lhs fnsmbers visitad the quarries of
ths Vermont Marble company at Preeter
to-day, Later they went to VefgenHes Ia
aes the interesting features Of the State
industrial sahsel, The party VIII spend
about thFee weeks Visiting State ihstitA=
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Judge Branch's family.-Miss Maud
Smith is home from Mount Vernon to
teach In number four district.-The last
meeting to revise the check list will be
held at the town hail next Saturday
evening.
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TO REPRESENT VERMONT.
Surgeons Named by Governor BelI To-
Buffalo Meeting.

st. Johnsbury, Aug. Ex-Governor Bell
has appointed the following delegates to
represent Vermont at the annual meet
Ing OF the Association OF Military Sur
5oons OF the United States, to be held In
Buffalo, \. Y. September II TO IA, 1906:
Gen W. z. Putnam, Bennington; DR..
q. G, Berkeley, ST. Alnans DR.. 7. r.
Stiles, 81. Johnsbury; DR.. G. 8. Foster.
Putney.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

George Stiison. who has been
nome sick foi few days, is now able
to return to his work-Those who attend
ed the camp meeting at New Haven
from here were Mr. and Mrs Orange
Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Collins,
and Mr.. and Mrs George Stlson.
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ORWELL.

The representative candidates are ".
A. Jennings, republican, l.. u, Neodham,
independant. The republican rally on
Tuesaay evening to hear the Hon, j. L..
Martin of hrattieboro and the Hon,
Charles q, button OF Middlebury was
we'll attended, 1'he hail was full Mr.,
Maxham was eh hand ana his saRss were
enjoyed by ALI The rally was eHe Of the
best evar he'd In town, FFaetaF win get
three- feHtths OF the vetoa of this town,
john W, Clark and family Of Fawiet
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MONETcN.

Miss Mamie Hubbard spent few day
in Rochester last week.
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LINCOLN.
NORTH WALDOBORO.

z. c. league went to Rockland
Saturday.
Alden Burnheimer was in Waldoboro,
Wednesday.
Mrs. James Keen who has been quite
sick for a few days is convalescent.
l.. Marcus of Boothbay Harbor was in
this place Thursday.
Mrs. Lillian Mank and Miss Lena
Burnhemer went to RoCkland Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John JameCon of Union
called on friends here Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie Orff who has been caring
for Mrs. II. W. Collins has returned to
her home.
Mrs Harrison HoffseS and Mrs
Frank Sprague of Flanders Corner
called on Mrs. j. J. "A. Hotfses. Thurs
day.
Mrs. William Flanders Of Medomak
Avenue was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f..
c. league Sunday.
Orchard Sidelinger is in very poor
health. He is attended By DR.. j. w.
Sanborn of Waldoboro.
Mrs. George Bryant of Augusta is
passing a few days with her parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Isaac Overlook.
Alden Winchenback who has been
suffering with an absCesS on his face
went to Waldoboro Wednesday and
had it lanCed.
Mrs. Mary Martin and two daughters
Mrs Maud Butterfeld and Miss Sadie
Martin of Camden were here WedncS-
day calling on friends.
DR.. A. r. G.. Smith of Whitetield was
called here Monday to see Mrs. Nelson
Kaler who still remains very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 6. Genthner
and mother Mrs. Mary J.. Genthner
who have been passing few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Born
heimer returned to their home in West
boro. Mass. Monday.
| Mr.. ana Mrs James Storer who have
dauEh ter Mrs. Harry Ames at Gushing
returned home Sunday.
| Raymond Mcintyre who has employ
| ment on the State farm in Rridgewater
Mass, has been at home for a few days
with his family.
Mrs Mary Kennedy and son Elmer
Of East Jefferson passed Sunday witt
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Over.
! lock.
Mrs. Q. e. Townsend who has beer
visiting her parents for the past few
weeks returned to her home in Somer
viiIn. Mass, Wednesday.
A severe thunder storm passed Owe
this place about four O'Clock F'riday
afternoon accompanied by rain, hal
and wind no damage was done more
than the breaking of glass in some
dwellings.
Mrs. Oradell Stahl and Mrs Olivif
Stahl took carriage ride to Waldoborc
Monday and called on relatives anC
friends
Perl Whitehouse went to Rocklanc
Monday where he has employment il
the barber shop Of Sanford Welt.
Presiding Elder u. b. PheIan preach
ed a very interesting sermon in TIL
Methodist church Sunday morning. HI
was guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r
Walter while here.
On account Of the severe shower Fri
day night the New Century Dramati
Company did not play their dram;
but will play it Friday evening, Jun
s. if the weather permits.
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SOMERSET.
PALM

| Mr.. and Mrs. Preble and Mrs
Lanpher were the guests of Mr. anC
Mrs. J. b. Lanpher last Sabbath.
| Mrs. Addie Weber is visiting at ]. B
J Homested's for few days.
Mrs. G. F. Names of Lewiston is
visiting Mrs. G. w. Leavitt and caring
for her aged mother Mrs. Sarah E.
Leavitt who is in very feeble health.
Mrs. Nathan Parkman is quite feeble
at present. Her daughter Miss
Sahrina Parkman is stopping with her
now
Adah Turner has been sick for a few
days and unable to attend school but is
reported to be gaining.
John Turner. who was operated on for
appendicitis at the Eastern Maine
Hospital. Bangor on May 2S. returned
home June second. much improved in
health. and was able to ride out the fol-
lowing day
u. A. Stackpole improved the wet
weather last week by hauling his
potatoes to market. The price was
% cents per bushcl.
Mrs. g. f. Holway and son Harry.
Herbert Parkman and Miss Mabele
Cowan. were among those from this
place. who attended the Commence
ment Concert held at Corinna Tuesday
evening.
Quite q delegation from Palmyra at
tended the graduating exercises held at
Stewards Hall in Corinna on THURSDAY
evening May 31st. Hattie Holway Of
Palmyra was among the graduates
Two men of the New England Tcle-
phone Company We're i'll town Saturday
putting in new batteries and repairing
the line. but the phones are silent AMI
no communication can be had on the
line now.
Mrs. Alton Duncan who has been 50
critically i'll. is said to be out of danger
now and is gaining slowly.
Miss Leora Cowan who recently
graduated from Gray's Business College
in Portland is at home for a short
vacation. She intends to return to that
place as soon as she has employment
there
c. II. Folsom. lost a horse recently
At night the horse seemed as well as
usual. but was found dead in the stable
the next morning.
NORRIDGEWoCK.
Mrs Oliver Otis has been visiting
relatives in Madison. recently.
DR.. j. d. Ames is spending the week
in Boston.
F. A. Carleton of Haverhill. Mass.
is in town buying potatoes.
Warren Walton who has been very
sick is reported as gaining.
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SOMERSET.
ST. ALBANS.

Mr. and Mrs. David Chandler have
moved to Pennington. They will be
missed b. a large circle of acquaint-
anceS.
Mrs. S. B. Prescott recently fell and
fractured a rib.
Owing to the rainy weather of one
week ago Memorial Sunday was not
observed until last Sunday. The church
WAS well filled and Rev. G. 4. Southland
delivered one OF the most interesting
diScourSeS. Such sermons will certain
~ tend TO make and keep a united peo-
pie.
Miss Mary Whittier has returned
here to spend the summer.
Melvin Bigelow and ). H. Goodwin
We're at home over Sunday.
Eva Turner and Martha Boyington
at Watervile.
Charles Webb is repairing his barn
The cheese factory started up Mon
day morning.
Next Sunday will be observed as Chill
dren's day at the Union church.
Alert Smith OF HalloWeil spoke at the
Friends Church sunday.
sMITHFIELD.
Mrs. Samuel Clement and daughter
Miss Josie. passed Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. A. P. Holmes.
Mrs John Nichols and little daughter
Elsie were at home from Augusta Sat
urdav night. returning Sunday.
The season at North Pond Camps has
orened very favorably. Mr.. Clement
has six guests and several parties are
coming soon. His cottages are al
| engaged for the summer.
The Free Will Baptist Quarterly
conference will meet with the church
at North Belgrade beginning Saturday
morning in the hall.
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SOUTH CHINA.

Owing to the extreme wet season
many in this vicinity have been unable
to get their crops in but the grass is
looking fine.
Dell HalIowclI aud Jasper Cr"mme't
have gone to Corinna to work for the
telephone Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Full 81 hav"
gone To Albion for a few days. They
will he the guests of Mrs John Gould
f. II. Jenkins and family of Augusta
arrived Sunday and will soon occupy
their cottage at Pine Point.
Ella and Mabel Fuller of Waterville
passed the day Sunday at W. Q. Far
rington's.
Miss Mabel Irish. a former teacher
at Erskine Academy. called on old
friends in this place. Sunday
Charles Phillips of Palermo was ir
the place Monday buying wool, tbs
price being thirty cents per pound.
Charles Stuart who for quite num-
Der of years was in trade here was il
the place Wednesday.
Memorial Day was duly observed
here in this place with an able ad.
dress delivered by Rev. J. Frank Jone.
of Windsor at G.. A. r. holl in the
afternoon. Windsor choir furnished
music
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KENNEBEC.
LlTCHFlEUD CORNER.

The church was filled Sunday afternoon
the occasion being the delivering of the
Baccalaureate address to the senior class
of Iitchfield Academy. Rev. Merritt
Gregg of Cobb Divinity school gave the
address, which was listened to with much
interest and attention by old and young.
The school made a fine appearance as the
students marched in, led by Walter Lane,
with Miss Katherine Eendrick at the or
gan. The graduating exercises will b,
Thursday evening at the church. There
are nine in the classes: Misses Myrtelle
Colby, Minnie Peacock. Edith Goldsmith.
Kate Benson and Matte Rowe. Messrs.
Maxcy kendrick. William Buker, Vincent
Brown and Everett Kicker. An orches-
ira from Lewiston will furnish the music.
The reception will be at Stewards hall
Friday evening.
Mrs. Patten of Bowdoinham, the moth
er of the principal. is lin town to attend
the closing exercises of the academy.
George Smith and Hank Brown came
from Lewiston Saturday and passed Sun
day in town.
Mrs. James NJ. Chase Is still very ill.
A trained nurse from Portland is attend
ing her now.
Mrs. Levi Danforth has been uaite sick
but is better
Mrs Addie Kenerson has arrived from
Boston and will occupy her summer
home.
Miss Jennie Delano of Augusta is a
guest at Eugene Campbelrs.
Miss Howe of Rumford Is staying with
her sister. Mrs. kendrick
The Grand Army Post has fine new
flag which they will raise soon with APP
propriate and interesting ceremonies.
Miss Emma Gilbert is visiting her pa
rents.
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LAKE SHORE.

Master Stanley Tillson of Manchester
is visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. A. Tillsor.
c. II. Goodhuc has commenced dig
cling the cellar for his new house.
Walter Carter returned Saturday
from Norwood. Mass. where he has
been visiting relatives for the past few
weeks.
The NJ. A. Club was very pleasantly
entertained by the Misses Rhoda and
Edythe Tillson. Wednesday afternoon.
May 30. Light refreshments We're
served.
Abbott Morrison of Waterville passed
Sunday with his brother, F. G. Morri
SON.
Miss Edna Tillson and friend, Miss
Carrie Mason of Waterville. passed
sunday with the formers parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Z. A. Tillson.
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VASSAL BORO.

Miss Lillian SkilliEgs. formerly of
this place and a graduate of Oak Grove
Seminary. class '05, was gladly vel
corted here last week by her many
friends. Miss Skillings has recently re-
turned from San Francisco, where she
had a narrow escape for her life in the
late earthquake. All are glad to see
her back again safe and in good health.
Lyman r. Austin. formerly of this
place. had an operation performed for
appendicitis at Portland Friday after
noon and is in very critical condi-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Austin and
daughter returned to their home i'm
Portland last week after short visit
with Mr.. Austin's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Austin.
Scott Durham of Watcrville visited
at the home Of his mother, Mrs. Frank
lin Durham. Wednesday.