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PEOPLE WHO CONE And go.
Continued from page 3. 81


weeks has been visiting his brother
inlaw, John Homan, left today for his
home. During his stay Mr., Weaver's
singing at the Methodist church and
elsewhere has given great pleasure to
those who have heard him. He made
many friends while here. 5z;5l.5
Prof. Hinckley left today for Buffa-
10, N. y, where he will make visit.
John Dolan Joined the throng today
for the Twin Cities.
F. H. and Mrs. Register and family
went to Minneapolis this afternoon.
Among those who departed this
afternoon for the Twin Cities and
elsewhere were: Mrs. John Robidou,
Nathan Dunkelherg of Wogansport,
Mrs. A. B. WEIGH, Mrs. S. M Pye and
Miss Geneva Allen, Mrs. Christopher,
Mrs. John Dolan, w. q. Butler and
Mrs. Donell, for Minneapolis; Mrs.
Woodmansee to Freeport, Ills, and
then to her old home at Urbana, Ohio.
Mrs. Donell, daughter of w. e.. But
Ter, arrived from Seattle yesterday
and accompanied him I, to LeMars,
Iowa, where they will attend the mar
riage of W. E. Butler, jr., to Miss
Koeting. The bride and groom will
take wedding trip and be at home
in Bismarck in about ten days.
Mrs. c. A. Cross returned to Daw-
son today after pleasant visit to DR..
and Mrs. MacLachlan.
Miss Mcmillan returned to Langdon
| today after an enjoyable visit to her
sister, Mrs. Mitchell. Az
Mrs. Walter A. Brown left for
Minneapolis this evening and will
visit a week with her sister.
DR.. J. F. and Mrs. Johnson, relatives
of the Harris Brothers, left for their
home at Fullerton, Neb., this after
noon after a pleasant visit here.
Rev. Cooley was among the arrivals
from the west today. 4s.
Bert Gibson returned today from
spending Sunday with the family at
Fargo. "t S
Oscar Seller of jamestown, is
among the distinguished politicians IN
the city today between trains.
| Nat Shelton went to Minneapolis
yesterday for the encampment.
John Beal took the train for Mime
apolis today. Mrs. Beal went, too.
John MCGOWAN and wife were
among those who departed for the
G. A. R. encampment this afternoon.
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COLLEGE OF MINING r.
ENGINEERING School Of Mines.9
good course in mining engineering.
Send for catalogue. Earle ]. Babcock. B.
S., Dean.
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
The University offers the FIRST two years
of regular four years'-course in medicine.
Students who complete this course are adj
mitted to all reputable medical colleges and
given full credit for two years of work. The
facilities of the University for offering the
first two years of standard medical course
are unsurpassed. Melvin A. Brannon. NJ.
A., Dean.
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
With a three years. course, offers excellent
facilities for preparation for all lines of
business. W. NJ. Bryant, NJ. Acct. Principal.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
For the benefit of those not enjoying high
school advantages. The course may be COM
pleted in three years.
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Ashley Girls Way.

Down at Ashley the other day q
young man in the presence Of q young
lady used words not to be found in tbs
dictionary, she promptly told him Is
close his mouth and keep It closed ol
she would fill it full Of lead. a
wicked looking Smith & Wesson pro
truding from her belt emphasized hel
remarks, especially as she was
fondling it with her dainty fingers and
the young man had respect enough
for her convictions to subside prompt
4ly. They say that's the way the
Ashley girls are built.
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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

A four years course. which the wide
range of elective studies makes it possible
to vary to suit the aptitude and needs of
the individual student, leads to the degree
of Bachelor Of Arts. Post graduate courses
leading to the degree of Master of Arts.
George S. Thomas, NJ. A.. Phi. D., Dean.
THE TEACHERS COLLEGE Qncluding
e. the Normal Department.
four years. college course, requiring for
admission the completion of high school
course, and leading to the degree of Bachelor
of Arts (B.3A.) The good or excellent
student can complete the course in three
years. The Normal Diploma will be granted,
as heretofore, on the completion Of two years
of professional and academic work of college
grade. Joseph Kennedy, NJ. A. Dean.
COLLEGE OF LAW
Strong faculty of able lawyers. Two
years day course and three years night
j course lead to the degree of LII. B. Andrew
A. Bruce, NJ. A., LII: B., Dean.
COLLEGE OF MECHANICAL AND
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Excellent advantages. Do not go away
to other states; remain at homo where
every facility is offered. A practical course.
Calvin II. Crouch, NJ. E., Dean.
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-Notlce Q PIun,bers al,d eulIde "A

Notice 70 Plumbers and Builders &
The Board Of Education 81 the city
Of Bismarck, n. p, requests bids for
Installing a layatory system, etc, iii!
Guiding cement work and sundry al
terations at the high school building
IA the city Of Bismarck, N .. Plans
and specifications at Office of Mr. o.
n. VIII, Fourth street. Bids to be
addressed to Richard Penwarden
clerk, First National Bank building
where they viii be opened al 3 >. ID
Thursday, August 16, 1906.
Right reserved to reject any Or an
bids
@. III VIII, Chairman.
Committee on Buildings d Grounds
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WAN

Advertisements under this head will be in.
serted for ONE CENT A WORD each inser-
must accompany out Of town orders.
Advertisements in this Column having letters
or numbers MUST be answered through CORE.
spondence. S$s rs ;4a55 sf5 II. is :5 ~ ssy5 5l S
To insure publication OF advertisements in
these columns copy must he in before 8: 80
p m. 5s& VI s:3S y
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AGENTS WANTED. /

WANTED Statesmen to introduce the
y worlds wonder in fruits. Bur
banks new stoneless plum Mira
' cle). Choice Of territory. Cash
weekly. We give the best PROPOSE
tion offered statesmen. Oregon Muir
sery Co, Detroit, Mich.
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The University Of North Dakota
(STATE UNIVERSITY
GRAND FORKS, NORTH DAKOTA
Estate UNIVERSITY


oldest and best educational
Ito Of the
n Of +
by newi library now gconstu
lighted furnished including
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BISMARCK CHAPTER. NO. Ill /. b. d u.
IL Meets first and third Fridays n each -acr,th
at "a! i. hall. Mrs, Robert Orr, w. M; Hattie
SHELTON, Secretary. E7
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All members Of the M. B. IA are
requested to pay their dues to VIM.
Couch, during my absence.
Mrs. Ida White.
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BISMARCK LODGE, Al. +. d Al. M. No. s.
Meets FIRST and ts.ird Mondays III cach
month at Masonic hall. g. n Dullan IN. 4
NJ Burt Finney, Secretary
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Compliments for Poole and SarIes-
The Tribune's war correspondent at
the army manoeuvers complimented
Captains Poole and Sarles for their
good work, and now comes the Calls
correspondent with this further en-
dorsement: The weather is as
changeable as Chicago weather and
we have rain, sunshine and equinoxial
wind changes nearly every hour. But
there is no gumbo. The nights are
very chilly and the boys huddle very
close in their conical tents to keep
warm. Captain Poole Is endeavoring
to obtain stoves for the battalions and
no doubt will succeed and, by the way,
nothing but praise can be said Of this
officer, who has worked day and night
in an earnest endeavor to see that
the soldiers are comfortable ard get
all that is coming to them. Captain
sarles Of the commissary department
| Is very popular with the boys and
though new in the business is ssmak
ling good and time, trouble and per
sonal expense are nothing to him 81
long as it will help some soldier, 81
the whole number Of state guards. ii
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HELP WANTED MALE.

WANTED First class male stenog-
rapher for commercial work. Cor
rect and rapid. Good, permanent
position to satisfactory man. Ad-
dress M. v. NJ, Tribune, City.
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D If You need help, male Or female,
phone Bismarck Employment
Agency. s5s
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INSURANCE.
Insure With c. D. Edlsk New YORK Llfa
EXCURSION HATES.
EVERYBODY Is GOING no TEIE

EVERYBODY is GOING TO THE
FAIR VIA TTIE 500 LINE at One
Fair for the Round Trip. The Min
nesota State Fair. located midway
between ST. Paul and Minneapolis,
rs is the greatest institution sof its
4 kind ii the United States, and its 30
near home that everyone ought to
# go, have q good time and enjoy
themselves. Tickets on sale Sept,
to Sept 8: inclusive, good return
ing until September 10, 1906. ASK
\ the agent.
LOW RATE EXCURSION no NEW
York CITY. on August 18th and
s 10Th, the Nickel Plate Road viii
sell tickets to New York City and
return, at rate IA one fars plus So
from Chicago Return limit, Sep
TENDER 4th, leaving New York City.
For detailed inform alton, call On Or
address, John X !. Callahan, general
agent, No. Io7 Adams ST. Chicago.
ss5|pissEcIAL SUMMER TOURIST RATES
From Chicago 10 Canadian ami
New England yoints WA Nickel
Plate Road. Tickets on sale August
Sth and s2d. at one faro plus 81 Tor
roundtrip with 80 days limit and
one fare plus ss2.o0 for the
reservation of sleepin gear berths
and detailed information write or
call on John Z. Callahan, general
agsnt. I07 Adams street, Chicago.
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z. ZOE. y

BISMARCK LODGE NO. 40. MEETS THE
y LIST and Sd Tuesdays 1T Il %. q. n hail III
u o'clock John Mel auahiin, ~. w; Brad
ley g. Marks, recorder.
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MODERN BROTHERHOoD or AMERIC4.
MEETS EVERY SECOND AND FouRTU
Thursdays OF each month In X. r. hall. a. II,
Marquett, presldent
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Headed for Gods Country Fargo
Call: Ed Martin arrived in the city
Saturday evening from Crookston, &C.
|companied by quartet of land seek
ers whom he was plotting They
were headed for Bismarck, where they
had land spotted that took their
fancy. Ed was forced to admit that
whenever they got particular custom
ers over in Minnesota they always
took them in westerly direction, for
decidedly good reason.
The Saints Won-The ball game be.
tween the Methodists and the state
capitol folks Saturday evening re.
suited in victory for; the former by a
score of to Z. 1t was a very pretty
game Notwithstanding the high score
and furnished interest for the fair
sized crowd present. The Methcdists
will now have to go against the Tri-
hune crew once more, and the predic-
ton is made the printers will have to
go some to lay the Saints out again.
Eating the WiIIoWs-A plant louise
similar in formation to the common
green plant aphis, but much larger
and red in color, is doing great dam
age to the willow trees of the city,
completely stripping them of their
leaves. The insect does not appear
to care for other than the willows.
Where they have appeared they have
become a great nuisance to the house
wife as they enter the houses, and if
smashed make a blood red stain.
| "UncIe Josh Perkins"-A brand new
comedy drama with an original plot,
plenty of thrilling dramatic action, a
pleasing injection of lovely comedy
| and sprinkling of high class musical
and dancing specialties will be the at
traction at the Atheneum next
Wednesday evening. In addition to
mounting each and every act with a
wealth of new scenery, Messrs. Frazee
& Bay have engaged a most accept
able acting company, several of this
number being local favorities The
production is perfect and complete in
every respect and should prove one
of the best offerings of the present
season, .,% ..> 5
| A Charming Trip-Saturday Mrs.
S. W. Derrick was the hostess on a
most delightful excursion to Garrison
and way points in a Pullman attached
to the regular train. Mrs Derrick S
guests were: Mrs. G. W. Wolbert and
/ children, Mrs. S. M. Pye and children,
Mrs. M. H. Jewell and children and
Mrs. Woods. Stops were made at
/ various points coming and going and
at nearly every town additions to the
party were taken on. Delicious re
/ freshments were served enroute At
Underwood the party were the guests
Of Mrs. B. o. Wyman, who served
elegant refreshments and then Joined
the party. The guests report ia
charming time and speak in the high
est terms Of Mrs. Derrick's hospital
ty. s# ~@
Compliments for Poole and sarIes-
The Tribune's war correspondent a
the army manoeuvers complimente6
Captains Poole and Sarles for theil
good work, and now comes the CALI.
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*. %. q. --SaRETs EVEKY FIRST AND
t&lxd Thassdsy u eaeh msath a q S'eissks
..,. s. g g: sI vastss .s.s.
nsasaseFs Esiak Eticksoss sssssx kssFsf.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.s

WANTED "A competent girl for gen
eral homework. Mrs. y. H. Newton
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KNIGHTS or PYTlgfAy,

ST. ELMO LODGE NO. 4. MEETS EVERY
Wednesday evening IT X r. bali, new Web
4 block. Wa. o. Hara, G.. CT, b. Angef, q
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R1TRRoNR S;,IISraRS

LINCOLN TEMPLE No. q. MEETS EVERY
4 second snd ScuftA 1hnfSdex 81 e6eh n3cuts
al X. r. bali. LsnEe Sanders, n. E. G., Neilio
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WANTED Girl for general house
& work. Mrs. r. H. Treacy.
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THE CITY
Continued from page 81.

lis ready, and he and they will be
made most welcome. II
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EAYIyAE CITY LQpGE NC. d. L ID. B. ri
Mee& sxexy Ek5d4y sgspt1x - {. a. III ri
haf 8daH eixefk An VI 9fSS6 HI $txs a.
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FOR RENT--RO OMS.
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
without board gentlemen preferred
S0s Seventh street. W.
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WANTED "A girl for general house
work. Mrs. o. ". Durham.
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SECRET s clETIEs.
M4lSnMlIjc


n MASONIC.
BISMARCK LODGE, Al. f. d Az. IN. No. Isl
Meets 6rst and ts.ird Mondays ii each
month at Masonic hall G, DulIam nv. e
M.l Burt Finncy, Secretary
rANcRED cOMBdANDERY, KNIGHTS
Templar No. !. Meets third Thursday II
3 each month at Masonic hall \, Dakota biock.
8W y. q, Cochrane, p 81. 4 / ). Mckenzie
BISMARCK CHAPTER, NO. i'll, b. =. i.
Meets mt int. and third Fridsya 4 each aonsh
Shelton, Secretary. 5lS
BROTHERHOOD 81 81 I, AAHRlcAs rHo
A FRATERNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
Insurance organization. Meets the
last Tuesday 81 esch month IA the Odd
snI Bsst aal sslf sa 1sssPsad
4. q. III b,
ist and sd Tuesdsys Il Il b. q. 4. hsIi q
s 3 O'clock John Mclaughlin, II. w: Brad
ley g. Msfks, recorder
6. q. 4.
JAMES 3. MCPHERSON POST NO b, DE-
partmeni Of North Dakpta Grand Army ck
the Republic. Meets every second md
sE fotlffn IhurDday IN each month 1t q. A. H.
Is hAlls BismArck, N. ID. Jos. Hare Post CnTas
msnder;;s E. s. Pierce. Adjufant
1foDERN BROTHERH0OD or AMERICA.
MEETS EVERY SECOND AND FouRTH
Thursdays OF each month In X. r.. hall. AZ II,
Marquetts presldent.
KNIGHTS or PYTHfAS.
ST. ELMO LODGE NO. 1. MEETS EVERY
s Wsanssd ~ evening Y e 2 hsil. ssw Wshs
~ AZ T. and s.
NIX H0LS1N RE1HKAH NO. ~
MEETS TEE FIRST AND THIRD SATuR-
cScioek. Neilis Evsrta Noble Grand, Lhnie
sanders. secrst Mrs. Al Couch, Chaplain.
RATHHONE S1STEkS
lLINC0TN TEMPLE NO. ~ MEETS LIVERY
second snd fcufth IhisftaHy 81 eaeh nacuts
AZ 3. ri bali: LsssSs Sanders. y. +. G, Neilis
EACCADEAS.
r. %. q. SkEETS EVEkY FIRST Ard
t&lxd Tkaxn6Sy III eel n3tJ1th 81 ID 0tkic<k q
j, NJ q D. q. n beit visifius n,ssiss
heye cox dislIx Mesccsaeas n G. Hszaps saas.
nssa&eFs Esiak Esicksoss sssssx kssRsf.
icArIyAE CITY lpDGR no. d. q b. q. nj
/ Mesh sxexy kktday assutax - (. a. III r..
s asa q ss s a. s Sa 4 q y;
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WANTED Girl for general house
work. Mrs. J. q. Anderson. corne
#s$l 18th and Broadway. ST
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-02

1t is understood that there w4ii be
quite 4 little business done in the.near
future in the way Of saving humber
of the East bank of the river, a short
distance above the city. Geo. w.
WadleiGh owns n wood lot on the
West side OF the river about a mile
north of the city, which contains quite
an amount of pine and hemlock. and
has decided to set up a portable saw
mill on the opposite bank of the river
for purpose of saving up the lumber
which will be hauled across the ice,
and which will furnish material for
operating the mill for some time, The
Cushnoc Paper Co. is also anticipating
setting up mill just north Of the
Whitney brook. for the purpose offdc-
ing some saving which they will soon
have on hand.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The LIST United States Infantry. In COM
mand OF Col. w. T. Duggan. sailed for
the Philippines from New York Thursday
on the army transports Fitzpatrick and
Mcclellan. -
The Pope has decided to send a repre-
sentative to the marriage Of King Alfonso
to Princess Ena OF Battenberg. 1t Is
believed that either Cardinal Merry Del
Val. the secretary OF state. or Cardinal
Rampolla. the former Papal secretary Of
state. will be charged with the mission.
Charles F. Weed. one Of the receivers
Of the Provident Securities 4 Banking
Co, was Thursday named receiver for the
Cooley General Development Co.. a New
Jersey corporation. with its principal
place OF business In Boston. The ap-
pointment was made In the United States
circuit court on petition Of +. r. Holder
Of Boston and the Tin Publishing Co. of
New York. The petitioner alleged tina.
she company. which is engaged in the
manufacture and sale OF engines. owes
Holder $i72i; that the debts Of the COM
pany aggregate $1,000. and that the com
pany ia insolvent. The receiver will op-
crate the plant.
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THE "pELLA's" SUCCESSOR.
New e&samsr 1u,idipo 1t Boston to b
Launched Next Week.

+. Thursday'a Boston Journal had a
three-column cut of the new steamer
which is being constructed at the Nc
Kie shipyard in Boston 10 take the
place OF the Della Collins in the spring
and to run from Bath to Augusta.
The steamer will be similar in many
ways to those used on Southern rivers.
1t Is fiat. bottomed. having q small
draught, the" distance from the Ar.st
deck to the bottom being only six feet
The boat will be propelled by a
wheel located in the stern. The wheel
resembles those used on sidewheelers.
1t Is unlike any boat Of this kind ever
built hereabouts. inasmuch as the
wheel Is covered and practically sets
into the body Of the boat.
The Atlantic Works is building the
machinery. which, with the boilers. will
not be installed until after the launch
ing. which is expected to take place
the middle of next week. The boat in
length is $50 feet and SO feet wide.
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exactly mOnotOnouS. since every day
that passes is fastening it to it's close
Those, however, who enjoy the mild
ness OF the weather. preferred to de-
rive it's benefits other than by sitting
within the disagreeable warmth OF
steam pipes. The streets of the city
We're crowded with pedestrians and the
level roads of the streets well filled
with speeding horses from our best
stables taking the only alternative for
a mild winters day. Baby carriages
We're actually 50 plentiful at about s
O'Clock that the walks We're hardly
wide enough to permit them to pass
without interference. The mothers
who for the past three months have
been confined within crowded tene
ments took this opportunity of airing
their offspring; other mothers and
children from well equipped homes
were seeking n glad relief from the
he avy. sitting air of their homes. The
streets We're muddy, and the atmO-
sphere heavy with rising moisture, but
it was far more preferable than re-
within doors.
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pie is such that speedway the city will
have before long. l think this matter
should be kept before the public eye until
within the city limits which shall be
somewhere near and somewhat like what
the hOrsemen are feeling the need Of
He then went on to act as spollcs
man for the company in sizing w tn"
matter of such 4 speedway in the part
of the city known as Drummond avenue.
This matter has been discussed by the
members of the club in many a private
interview. but at this time the subject
was put in so forcible light that tn
public should have the benefit of the
speakers remarks.
Drummond avenue. or the part which
would be desirable for a race track, is 4
short strip of road back OF the !. G.
Libby deer park. is perfectly level. nearly
straight and has been admirably con-
structed with culverts of double length.
and with the expenditure of a little mon
ey. say $50 or 500. could be brought into
prime condition for one of the fastest
speedways in Maine. This road. 1t was
moreover claimed, is OF very little use to
the city and could be used for this pur-
pose in the summer months as well as
during the winter.
The Silver street speedway is Of course
out OF the que stion. as not half n dozen
horse owners can be found in Waterville
who would consent to race their horses
on this bit OF road where the sight-see-
ing public cannot be accommodated with
standing room without endangering their
lives. The ice track has proved unsat-
isfactory although this has been a great
Improvement over the former and at GER
tain times of the year before the tracks
at the Central Maine park are in work
ing order. this track. II made. would be
considered indispensable. This suggestion
will doubtless be further settled at the
next meeting of thcsclub.
A large number of applications for
membership were received and steps
taken for the gentlemen represented to be
admitted.
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PERSONAL Mention.

]. p. Kane Of Bangor is sending a
few days in this city.
+. +. Millett Of Gorham was In town
Thursday for 4 short stay.
J. w. Stone Of Portland Is passing
the week with Augusta friends.
John A. Jones of Lewiston Is passing
a few days in this city on business.
John M. Allen Of Westbrook was a
business visitor In the city Thursday.
Rev. Bowley Green returned to his
home In Portland. Thursday morning.
Harvey ID. Eaton Of Waterville was
a business visitor In the city. Thurs
day.
Mrs. w. l.. B. Chase OF this city il
visiting friends In Boston for a few
days.
Joseph Williamson. Of the law firm
Of Williamson & Burleigh. was in Port
land Thuraday on business.
Col and Mrs. r. w. Soule will leave
this morning for the Georgian Bay dis
tTict, Canadn, for a weeks stay.
Mrs. c. w. Pooler Of Fairfield Is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. GregOire.
at their home on COny street for a few
days.
who has been the guest of her sister.
Mrs. William p. Walsh, returned home
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George V. 8. Michaells
We're passengers on train 1O2 Thursday
afternoon for three weeks trip 10
Cambridge and New York.