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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
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NlHlLISTS PLAN
TO ASSASSINATE
THE PRESIDENT

o BY Associated Press. Q
{. PORTLAND, Ore, June 2,--As @
@ the outcome Of the arrest Of Pole @
9. in this city for nm assault upon 9
o several Russians. local detectives &.
% have learned of the existence here Q
% of large body of Russian Mill {.
9. lists who, II Is alleged, have been &.
- plotting the assn ssInation Of Presi- g.
9" dent Roosevelt, simply awniting g
@ the accumulation of sufficient g
g. funds before sending n deputatiOn &.
% 20 Washington 20 carry out the =
- scheme for the assassination of the 9.
q president. Q
o Detectives have been put on the G
. case md will make arrests IL suf- &.
g Gcient evidence in obtained against &.
- the gang 10 warrant arrest. e
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
KILLS WIFE'S FIRST HUSBAND
Trouble of Long Standing Ends In
Murder of Charles Williams
Near Phoenix
BY Associated Press,

BY NssocIated Press,
PHOENIX, 'Ariz., June 2,-Wiliam
Curley, alias Charles B. Williams, was
shot and killed by T.. r. Weller today
near Mesa CITY, twenty miles from
he6re.
Weller married Williams divorced
wife and trouble has existed between
the men ever since.
Williams came here from Texas many
years ago, changing his name by rea =
son of trouble in which he had been
involved in Missouri.
Weller is in custody.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
TwENrY.FouR DEATHS RESULT
Fatalities From Bomb Explosion at
Madrid Increase
BY Associated Press,

by AssOVIdIGu IIVaa'
MADRID, June 2.-The killed by the
bomb explosion of May 81 now number
twenty-four.
The ball which was to have been
given at the palace this evening has
been abandoned, owing to the general
mourning. and reception has been
substituted.
The British embassy has intervened
i'm behalf of Robert Hamilton, the
Englishman arrested on suspicion Of
being connected with the attempt on
the lives OF the king and queen. as it
seemed to be case of mistaken
identity.
The street fetes continue.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
FOREsTERs TO BE HOSTS
Entry Into New Hall to Be Made
Occasion of House
WARMING

Court Temple, No. $40, Independent
Order of Foresters has made all prep
arations for it's exodus from its old
quarters on North Spring street to the
new Court halls, S14 South Main street
Tuesday evening. The event will be q
regular Court meeting and delegates
to High Court will be elected.
The following Tuesday the lodge will
give an opening and house warming.
Dancing, refreshments and entertain
ment will be included.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
WEBER BECOMING MOROSE
sits In Cell Of Auburn jail Staring
Into space-Suspense
Affects Him
IN AssncIated Preaa

7
AUBURN, Cal, June 2-Adolph
Webber is q sick man. Reclining on
his bed in his cell i'm the county jail
he spends his time I'm reading or look
ing into vacancy and consumed with
his thoughts Unshaven and unkempt,
his hair grown long, and his vlsage
pale and unhealthy looking It Is evil
dent confinement and suspense are
working on him
Within the past week the county
physician had been called to attend
him. Stomach trouble with compllca-
tions, among them trouble with heart,
were the cause Of the summons. The
doctors think his illness is largely due
to suspense as to the decision of the
supreme court on his appeal. He him
self attributes 1t to his lack of exer-
else.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
INJURED IN FALL FROM CAR
Old Man is Bruised in Trolley Acel-
dent-Conditlon Is Not
Serious

w. T. Morton of 455 North Burling-
ton avenue fell from a Garvanza street
car early this morning at the Temple
block and was severely injured. The
old man suffered a severe confusion Of
the side and slight concussion of the
brain.
Police and surgeons say that the
mans condition is not serious, although
his wounds are very painful.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
COMPLIMENTS NATIONAL GUARD
Governor Pardee Lauds Those Who
Performed Heroic Deeds
BY Associated f'ress.

BY Associated f'ress
SACRAMENTO June 2.-In his mes
sage to the legislature Governor Pardee
reviews the circumstances which made
necessary the convening of the legisla-
ture in extraordinary session, and says:
In order to relieve the situation from
the possibility of multiplicity of suits
to foreclose mortgages recover upon
notes and other matters of outlawry
have assembled you in extraordinary
session in order that, if you so desire,
you may consider and pass today as
matters egisla ton which
will extend for six months the time Of
outlawry of notes. mortgages, book ac-
counts and the like also legislation
which viii permit judges to extend time
in certain legal proceedings; also legis-
lation extending the time for printing
the delinquent tax list; also legislation
to require insurance companies to de-
liver to and upon demand of the insur-
ance commissioner lists of policies of in
Continued on Page Three)
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
ENGINE FALLS INTO RIVER
Locomotive on Pennsylvania Line
Leaves Track and Jumps
From Bridge
Rv Aasnclnfed Press

ny AbSOCldleu E-EeSS
NEW YORK, June 2.--The locomo-
tive Of through express train from
st. Louis on the Pennsylvania railroad
jumped the track at q switch on a
bridge over the Hackensack river Just
west Of Jersey City and plunged off .he
bridge into the river.
The tender fell on top OF the loco
motive and the baggage car rested
with one end on the tender and the
other on the bridge. The dining car
was derailed but remained on the
bridge. Five Pullman cars compos-
ing the remainder of the train, were
not deraied.
Engineer James II. Ellis and Fire
man VIM. Messner, both of Philadel-
phia, umped from the locomotive into
the river and escaped injury. There
were thirty-one passengers on the train,
none Of whom was injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Cloudy on
Sunday, with westerly winds,
changing to northerly. Maximum
temperature in Los Angeles yes
terday, 60 degrees; minimum, 81
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
CLAIMS HERRERA STRUCK HIM
Proprietor of City Employment Office
Says He Was Assaulted
by Prize FIGHTER

N. Wilson, proprietor of the City
Employment Office, was brought to the
receiving hospital early this morning
with a broken nose, which he alleges
Aurelio Herrera gave him in a fight at
the corner of First and Broadway.
Wilson says he was approa ched from
the rear by some person and when he
turned Herrera struck him on the
nose.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
HAVE SITUATION WELL IN HAND
Col. Greene Declares Quiet Followed
Arrival of Reinforcements
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
DOUGLAS, Arizona, June 2.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was received here to-
night from Naco, Arizona
A representative of the Express was
in communication with Col. Greene
on the telephone this morning and was
advised that Governor Ysabel and the
armed posse which accompanied him
from Bishee had arrived at Cananea
and their appearance in the town had
a quleting effect upon the strikers.
Col. Greene added that there was, how
ever, still considera BILE anxiety and un-
easiness apparent. This Indicated
that trouble was not entirely at an
end.
Situation Well in Hand
Vice Consul Antonio Masea, who rep
resents the Mexican government at
Naco, has received a message from
Cananea stating that the authorities
there had the situation we'll in hand.
-Four troops of United States cavalry
arrived in Naco this afternoon from
Fort Hauchuca and have camped on
the American side of the line. 1t is
said that the troops are under strict
orders not to cross the line until per-
mission has been received from both
President Roosevelt and President
Diaz.
IT is now learned that in the encoun-
ter between Americans and the MeXi-
can officials at Naco last night two
MeXicans were killed besides the one
previously reported as wounded.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
SPECTACLE
SICKENING
Bull Fight Proves
Cory Scene
Queen Witnesses Deaths
of Eight Animals
One Of Them Is Literally Torn to
Pieces, but Even This
Fails to Satisfy
Spaniards
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, By Associated Press. {
MADRID, June 8, p. m.-The {
) civil government announces that (
an Individual exactly resembling {
, the man supposed to have thrown &
> the bomb at the royal couple has &
committed suicide in the village of
; Torrejon De ArdoX near Madrid, {
when he was about to be arrested. {
) Full particulars at this hour are {
> lacking, but the announcement has
> produced no little excitement. {
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-17
NOTICE

GROSHELL'S CUT-RATB
Ticket Office closed.
On and after this date.
this Office will be perma-
nently closed. This ac-
tion is taken because an
Injunction has been se-
cured by the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad against
handling their tickets. And
there is not enough demand
for Union Pacific stock to
warrant us in continuing
In business.
This office was estab-
lished is years ago and by
strict attention TO business
and by treating our pa
irons fairly, we had sue
ceeded in building UP a
large business, which rs
now destroyed by injuno-
ton.
Patrons OF this office live
In every civilized country
Oh the globe.
Thanking my friends for
past favors, and regretting
that / can no longer save
you 80 to S15 on every
ticket" 1 remain, respect
fully,
OSCAR GROSHELL
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HOUSE MOVING

WOLF HoUSE-MoVING co. DOES
all kinds of house-moving: 1922
Glenn st. Both phones P. ]. WOLF,
Manager.
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Ell, KALAH TEMPLE, A. A o. N. M, 8.
Third Wednesday OF each month, Ma
sonic hall at D, m. All mobiles so5ourn-
ing invited. J. NJ Marriott, potenrate,
w. L. Barnes recorder
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FOR SALE-15 DRIVING OR WORK
teams horses weigh from 1000 to 140o
Taylor. manager Leh Horse Co., Lehi,
Utah. a961
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DIED

EoSNAf 40 Rio Grande avenue, TINS
'tx', July iS,. 1906. John William, son oi
VI,b r. and Elizabeth Garbett Thoh,
fpM Nav 1s 1905. Funeral services today
fesdoS) At p. m, from the famiiy
hence. Friends are invited TO at'eho'
bAN.-At Long Beach, Cal. July ~
rsEsv Barton Sloan. wife of l. 6
formerly of this city, Notice VIII
%ar later Of funeral services to be
idI In this city.
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PANAMA HATS BLEACHED

BLOCKED AND RETRIMMED BY
an expert. Fred Taylor, "a e. 1st So
Phone l8I1-X. t1711
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WAN

OR LADIES CLOTH
Sls, mending, darning, etc. MIS- VOC, W
ke1is. 35l S. state st.
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| ELEGANT s-ROOM HOUSE, THOR
oughly modern, up-to-date: cor. 2nd
| Anderson Real Est, Inv. Co, 300 Her
| aid blk. Tel 474 a1070
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WAMTED-HELP

COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERA
housework Call 824 Il. Brigham ST.
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[WUNG MAN WANTS. POSITION IN
Fststore or Office; age Is years and OF a
,od family; can furnish good refer
81 yyces. Address V 90 Tribune. a1O3l
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

No. y Ddsbrow. Bingham; lsa-
gonsten. elizabeth. n: z.
- Reliinger, Salt Lake; Lucy
.of;,iian; Hgne1; H., Howard, Seattle; Bertha
c1Innrsr Annabelle, Utah.
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ATTORNEYS

j. e, DARMER, LAWYER. OFFICES
70 and 70 Commercial blk. Phones
s49-Z and l2l7. w27<3
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MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEO-
pie and others upon their own names
without security; cheapest rates. easi-
est payments; offices in SO principal
cities; save yourself money by getting
our terms first. Tolnlan, 33S Atlas bldg.
vS76
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IN SHOW BUSINESS;
!. nust invest some money ana pe
Issller. Investigate. ADD. V 39' Ito, o.
Pss al372
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BOARD AND ROOMS

NO FINELY APPOINTED ROOMS,
With board. In modern home, beauti
} lawn, shade and porches, easy walk
- distance. lis SO. 4th e. Ind. phone
u. al401
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1ANTED-RELIABL MEN TO
register In the Young Mems Chris
an Association Employment Depart;
Sod positions for the right men, t6bS
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WANTED. FOR WORK ON SUGAR
mill. 20 good bricklayers. s6, hrs; 20
good carpenters, 81, 10 hours. 100 Ia
borers and helpers, $3.50, 10 hours; good
hoard s5 week Apply at once to the
Over company. Nampe, Ida. al3ei
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LYNDs CHAPTER NO. I.
40 Order Eastern Star. Masonic
"" hall Stated meetings first
S&SS@A Friday each month. Visiting
S members will receive a cordial
" welcome Mary e Graham,
w. NJ: Mary C, Wright, sec'y
MIZPAH CHAPTER NO. 8.
!! E::
Nancy Leatherwood. Sec'y.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

,3ER w. HALL. UNDGRIAhGn
yad embalmer. 225 So w. lenp!o, !o,
/ ones 1919. y92s
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MASSAGE
BEAUTIFUL HOMES

PLANS FURNISHED AND HOUSES
built for little money. VIM. Pack, 1s
Wellington court. Ind. 3SlO, a102S
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a ARGENTA LODGE No, 3, f. and
"a. A. MAJ Masonic hall first
EE Tuesday OF each month. Mem
bers OF sister lodges and sojourn-
Ing brethren Invited. Harry A, Knowles.
W. M; Moses c. Phillips, secretary.
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ARCHITECTS

DRSKINE & LILJENBERG, 62S~24
Dooly building. Ind. phone S4S; Bell
s48-K- Artistic homea y6
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ON MORTGAGE, NO COMMISSION.
Lowest rates. Pomeroy. Sc w. 1st
North. u8Sl
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LOS
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

COTTAGES AND LARGER HOUSES
built, installment plan. Bell. 35l9-Y;
Ind, 1884. Plans furnished. ]. ". Far
rell, 275 e. 1st South. al171
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WASATCH LODGE NO, l, F. and A M
Masonic hall second Friday each month.
Members OF sister lodges and sojourning
brethren in good standing invited Harie
Wall Griffin, w, M: A. ]. Lowe, secre-
tary.
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M EXPERIENCED FIRE INSURANCE
|SHen desires position in Office or out
b ~; no commission proposition wanted
e@dress p. o. box 1925, city a1335
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az SERVICES or a PROFEsSoH
elf dancing Tor stage purposes a9, ~
4 ,ess V "a. Tribune. al'0'
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FRESH COWS; WILL TRADE FOR
dry. Wanted calves. Saunders.
Bell phone 2314-Y al39S
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SUITE OF OR LARGE. WELL
lighted office-rooms, with fireproof
vault, suitable for law firm or mining
company. Apply at room No. Mackin-
tosh building. corner West Temple and
and South sts y200
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SCALP TREATMENT

MANICURING, SHAMPOOING AND
scientific scalp treatment. Harper
rrrGthad- eos, Thn Taunlatnn- ~ena
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SECRET SOCIETIES

LINCOLN lodge No. %. x. OF P, meets
every Saturday evening. o'clock. h. OF
P. hall
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CLAlRV0YANTS
ACCORDION PLEATING

ACCORDION. SUNBURST, SIDE
plenting and pinking, Mrs. Jennens 2aJ
South Third East. Bell phone 2o&7-K
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ToARDERS. WITH PRIVATE FAM
|aly at Brighton's Resort; hrst Grass
hble. For particulars apply 800 Her.
la bldg. Both phones 474. all9o
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ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
THOS. w. PARTRIDGE.
Real Estate and Mortgages.
55 Commercial Block y167l
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

NEW STRICH & ZEIDLER PIANO.
Cost S45OO0; will sell for 100000 cash.
Address V u, Tribune. a95o
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SALOON, FIRSTCLASS FIXTURES,
good location, FIVE years lease. Ad
dress II, Tribune. 1881
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VERY LOW RATES EAST NEXT
week at Kahn's Cut Rate Once, No.
II w End South. X1S71
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ANTED-EXPERIE SALES
lady TO attend stand Pioneer day. v
81. Tribune. alS''
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ECTHER AND DAUGHTER WISH
Employment in mining camp as cook
had waitress. Phone l292-K. Address
rn Canyon road. a1392
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSE: PAUL HEN,
prop: ss =. Lat 3d.; 200 rooms. rates. 25c.
B5o and 60o.a Y1961
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ASSAYERS

CRISMON e. NICHOLS. ASSAYERS
and chemists removed to 22a So. West
Temple. wi7sa
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Mt, MORIAH LODGE NO. g. r and A
M,-Masonlc hall second Monday each
month Members OF sister lodges and So
journing members in good standing In
Ytted, A. II. Peabody, w, M. Christopher
Diehl, secretary.
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YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSE
work. Isl East 1st South. aloia
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. Os-
car Groshell, sales agent, No. 221
Main st. Expert cash register repair
ing. Second hand registers always in
stock n155O
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UPHoLsTERING & REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL-
stored and repaired. Estimates SUBJ
mitted on request. Phones 8290. g. l..
Matt. e. Mfg. Co, 158 w. 1st So. PA
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from 8 TO 10 ACRES NEAR CALL
|,der's Park Address V ~, TRIBUNE,
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SPLENDID DRIVING MARE AND
rubber tire phaeton; cheap. Griffin,
Central block aS92
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WANTED-AGENTS

fANVASSERS FOR CITY OR COUN-
J ny, new beginners do well, experienced
|. erkers much better, honest effort well
ld.Farded. Address MsDufacturers'
st{ents. Box 4Se. Salt Lake. Utah. y1s8s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-10-02
West Bethel.

October morningi How the sun
Glitters on glowing shock aud shear,
On apple crisp with mellow gold,
JOHN JAMES PLAT. !
"a birdnote sounding here and there.
bloom. where leaves are brown and sober
Warm moons and nights with frosty air.
And loaded wagons say-October"
Heavy frosts on two nights of last
week.
Leslie L. Cummings of Albany is
working for Stearns Bros.
A social dance in Bells hall Tuesday
night drew out quite crowd.
X. Ray Lapham of Bethel Hill is work
ing for L. D. Grover.
Charles Durham and wife are still in
Massachusetts, and may spend the win.
tor there.
Noble Pike Of Grovetou, N. H., has
been working for his brother-in-law, L.
E. Allen.
Sportsmen are plentiful, but there
seems to be scarcity of game in this
vicinity.
Potatoes are selling hero at 90 cents
per bushel, butter Is cents per pound,
and eggs 20 cents per dozen.
w. Frank Brown was In this village
one day last week, and his wife is stay
ing with her brother, L. D. Grover, and
wife.
Addison 8. Bean went to East Poland
Sunday, where he recently bought a
small farm to which he and his family
will move in about four weeks.
Ebert R. Briggs, after visiting his
uncles In North Paris and West Sumner,
went to South Paris and Norway, attend
ed the county fair, and returned home
Sent. 21et.
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Oxford.

Miss NJ. I. Corning and her uncle, Mr..
Gardiner Spring, have gone to East Hart.
ford, Ct, where Miss Corning has rented
house for the winter.
The schools opened on Sept. "a. Mr..
Z. Il. Pratt, principal of high school
Mrs. Perkins, assistant; Miss Foster, in
termediate; Miss Wight, primary.
Rev. Mr.. Newport, Miss NJ. l. Corning,
Mrs. Fisher and Miss G.. E. Carman at
tended the state conference of COngre-
gationalist churches at Lewiston, the
two last as delegates.
Mr.. z. P. Faunce has returned from
Minneapolis. His nephew accompanied
him, and his sister, Mrs. Ambrose, of
Kent's Hill, is also visiting him.
Miss Fl. E. Hersey has returned from
Europe and is at her home in Boston.
She was very i'll on the voyage home and
after her return.
Carl Edwards and wife of Portland
have been spending week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Edwards.
Margaret Walker and Florence Eaton
are at Bethel at Gould Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ring of Shelburne, N. Fl.
called on friends here on their return
from their bridal trip. Mrs. Ring was
formerly Miss Stella Larry.
Mr.. Cloudman of Gorham is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Jas. Cook.
Mr.. John Pattee has had an increase
of pension; he now has twelve dollars 9
month. Mrs. Pattee is very low and
failing.
Mrs. l. N. Keith of Lake View Hotel
who has been quite Ill, is improving,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch have come to take
the management during her illness.
Mrs. Bean and Miss Anna Cummings
of Albany visited their sister, Mrs. Roxie
French.
Mrs. Eunice Caldwell is doing as vel
as can be expected and it is hoped tha
she will be able to come home in few
weeks.
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West Sumner.

H. B. T. Chandler, who has been
working at Cape Elizabeth through the
summer, made his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. A. Chandler, . short visit and left
Tuesday of this week for Brunswick to
pursue his studies at BOwdOin College.
Henry Proctor has had a fine cabinet
organ put into his hall.
There was the regular fortnightly
dance Friday night in Proctor Hall.
Mrs. Adelia Kimban and Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Bruce of Albany recently
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mellen Bates.
Charles Hadley is having his chambers
finished. Frank Young is doing the
work.
Mrs. L. Z. Robinson of East Sumner
was in town Monday selling silver polish.
Frank Moody is in camp at Shagg Pond.
w. E. Lothrop has gone to South Paris
to have an operation performed on his
hand. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Lothrop.
Mrs. Geo. Andrews and Mrs. Clarence
Rines of Haverhill, Mass, and Mrs.
Isaac Morse of New Hampshire are at
the old homestead visiting their brother,
Charles Starbird.
c. E. Brown of Norway, who has been
spending q few days with his BROTH
or, F. 81. Brown, left Wednesday for
North Paris.
1t Is with regret we say goodbye to
Buckfield's old correspondent. He has
been a pleasing and entertaining writer
for 80 many years.