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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-22

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Plump little
Nella Webb pleaded to be kissed, and
when a chivalrous southerner tried to
embrace her a panic resulted which
nearly broke up the show at Wallack's
theater. Nella Webb sang her catch
ing refrein. Wont you kiss me. kiss
me, kiss me. kiss me?" in such a fetch
ing way that Frank Daniels. the
comedian, who was watching the pl ny
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-22

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 21,-Pas-
senger Traffic Manager Fee of the
Southern Pacific company announces
that in view of the great demand for
laborers on the Pacific coast. the com
pany has decided to make a rate TO the
coast states Of $S1 from Chicago and
s25 from Missouri river points.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-22
WE'RE ON MANCHURIA.
MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. SteinweG of This
City Among Passengers.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Steinweg of this
city are supposed to be among the pas
sengers who were on the Inflated
steamer Manchuria, which ran on a
reef off Rabbit island. Hawaiian is
lands Monday morning and is now a
total loss.
When last heard from by friends
here Mr.. Stenweg stated that they
would sail for Honolulu about the 18th
of the month; and as the Manchuria Is
the steamer which sailed from San
Francisco on this date, it is generally
supposed that they were aboard. No
word has been received from them up
to this time. since they left San Fran
cisco, hut as all lives were saved no
anxiety is felt by their friends.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Steinweg are on their
wedding tour and are not expected
home for some time.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-22
Formally Charge Crime.

SAN FRANGISCO, Aug. 2l.-The
coroners jury summoned to hold an
inquest over the body of Fred Mullinix
young man shot by footpads on
Ocean beach over a week ago, today
returned a verdict charging Fred Pet
erson with firing the shot. and that
McAuliff. Mears and Westwood, three
boys under arrest. We're guilty OF as
sstng him.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-22

In the table showing the batting
averages of the players in the North
western league, published in Tuesday,
Spokesman Review, the Yakima fans
old friend, Lefty Maggie, now with the
Gray's Harbor team. appears in third
place at the present time having 81
per cent. Shaw. that other handy
Yakima hitter, is well up in the list
also.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-22

HONOLULU, Aug. Plat noon to-
day the condition of the stranded
scteamer Manchuria was said to be
worse, and at o'clock tonight she
was pounding heavily in spite of all
efforts to assist her. proposition is
now being considered to dredge a
channel from where she lies to deep
water This is believe the only FEAST
BILE plan. but it is doubtful whether
the vessel will last long enough to
carry it out.
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Miss Libby Wilbur is staying with Mrs.
Carl Butler.
Carlton Woodwork is at home from
Macomber's mill, ill.
Miss Saba Tracey, who has been i'll with
measles, is out again.
Mrs. Bertha Foss is in Eastbrook work
ing at Freeman Buffers.
s. S. Scammon has a crew cutting and
hauling stayewood from his home lot.
Mrs. Arthur Robertson is i'll with
measles. Mrs. S. j. Bragdon is caring for
her.
Mrs. Charles Hardison, of Eastbrook, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Brag-
don.
w. W. Woodwork is confined to the
house most OF the time with neuralgia OF
his head and eyes.
8. w. Jellison recently sold a tract OF
lumber to Whitcomb, Haynes & Co., OF
Ellsworth, for 2, 900.
Jan. 1. MAE.
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WEST BRoOKSyILLE.

Schooner Phineas Gay, Capt. Frank
Perkins, has gone into winter quarters at
Niger Island.
Mrs Isaac Dunbar, of Castine, and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Tspley, of BrookIin,
were called..here last week to attend the
funeral ofEtheir nephew, Ralph Farrow.
DR.. Thomas S. Tapley, wife and son
WATSON, who have..been passing the holi-
days with the doctors parents, leave for
their home.in fremont this morning.
AT the regular annual meeting Of Gov.
Brooks lodge, l. o. o. F., Dec. 26, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: LaughIin
Davis, mi GIL Israel Weber, V. c.;
jerome P. Tapley, jr., treasurer; Olden
Tapley,:: recording secretary; A. Barker
Blodgett,. financial secretary.
Ralph Lawrence, youngest child of
DIR. and Mrs. Franklin Farrow, died Tues
day morning, Dec. 26, after one weeks
illness, agedIfive years. He was q bright,
interesting child, and his death was par
ticularly sad, as Christmas was his birth
day, to which he had been looking for
"uAA WIN mHSA piedsuIc. Ilks iuueTdf
was held Thursday afternoon from the
family residence, Rev. MIR. Pierce, pastor
OF the Unitarian church at Castine, offici-
ating. 9 The pallbearers were Philip Tap
leyJ George Stevens, Harry Slower and
Ralph Tapley. Berial was at Mount Rest.
A large number attended the Christmas
tree at the chapel Christmas night. The
tree.was loaded with presents and a nice
entertainment was given by the children
Programme: Welcome, Willis T. Blod-
gett; recitation, Hope e. Blodgett; song,
children; Rotations, James Babbidge,
Stella FL Farnham; cantata, rendered
finely by Polly T. Blodgett, Grace Wilson,
Elizabeth Farnham, Stella Farnham, Cora
E. Blodgett; Gladys Farnhsm, Eva Green;
Flossie Farnham, Hazel Davis, Alice
Farnham, Marion Stevens, Inga Wilson,
Lottie NJ Stevens, Dorothy d. Farrow,
Mary Blodgett.
Jan. l. ToMsoN.
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ANON.
LAAIOINE.

Miss Mary Convey spent Christmas at
home, returning to Bar Harbor Tuesday.
Benjamin Young and family and Mrs
w. X. Salisbury were called to Bangor last
week by the death OF Mrs. Young's
daughter-in-iaw.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins left home Saturday
night for an absence OF three or four
weeks to look after the diseharging and
loading Of his vessel, the Incz l.. Carver.
About forty in this vicinity enjoyed the
hospitality of Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald satur-
day evening, dispensed in very accept
able form in the shape of delicious clam
stew.
Last Wednesday evening company OF
more than sixty friends gathered at the
newly-established home of Herbert Davis
and bride to ofier congratulations and
manifest best wishes for happy future.
The evening was spent in a very pleasant
manner. Refreshments were served. The
company left many tokens OF good will in
the shape OF useful gifts.
JAM l. IT.
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SOUTH GoULDSBoRo.

Merle Z. Tracy, of Winter Hsrbor, Wis
tied friends here Sunday.
Miss Nora Sargent is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ella Havey, in West Sullivan.
There was Christmas tree and concert
at the schooihouse Monday evening.
Bartlett Tucker and wife spent Christ
mas with his sister. Mrs. Mabel Myrick.
Elliott sperry has returned from East
port, where he has been visiting friends.
Miss Dora johnson, OF Ashville, was
recently the guest of Miss Hilda Swazey.
Mrs. Sarah Sargent is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Maria Hanna, in East
Sullivan.
The friends of Mrs. Mabel e. johnson
were saddened to hear of her death, which
recently occurred in Bristol, n. II.
Newell Leighton, OF Gouldsboro, has
moved his family into the rent recently
vacated by Lincoln Davis and wife.
Miss Flo Bunker has returned from
Hancock, where she has been visiting her
sister. She was accompanied home by her
niece, Miss Bertha Foss.
Mrs. Susie Sargent who has been in
Bangor at the hospital for treatment, has
returned to her daughters at West Sulli-
van somewhat improved in health. II is
sincerely hoped by her many friends that
she may. soon be able to return to her
home here.
IT
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COUNTY NEWS.
BucKsPoRT.


The annual concert and ball OF Torren,
engine company viii take place next
Tuesday.
Henry Buck and Edward Witham have
purchased the Edward s. Swazey lot near
the old race track, and are cutting cord
wood and stave-wood.
Miss Eva Leslie, of Bangor, has been
chosen as teacher in the shorthand de-
partment at the seminary in place of Miss
Florence Slower, who is i'll.
Mss Caroline Kimball died Thursday,
aged nearly eighty-three years, at the
home OF her nephew, Austin Z. Kimball,
with whom she lived. She was a sister OF
the late Lafayette Kimbaii
At the annual meeting OF the trustees OF
the Buck memorial library the following
were elected: George Blodgett, president;
Charles G. Atkins, treasurer; W. II. Gard
ner, Parker Spofford, r. B. Slower, direc-
tors; Miss Alice Gardner, librarian.
Miss Clara L. Hopkins died Sunday af-
ternoon at her home at Leachis point.
Miss Hopkins had made her home at the
old homestead with her nephew. She
leaves three sisters and one brother to
mourn her loss-Mrs. Cynthia Morse,
Mrs. Hannah Leach, Miss Lydia Hopkins
and Alpheus Hopkins, of orland.
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BASS HARBoR.
Jan. /.

George NJ. Wallace has gone trip with
Cummings Martin in his lobster smack.
The ladies' aid society viii meet this
week at the home of Mrs. Edward Bunker.
Miss Ina NJ. Billings arrived home We'd
nesday from Portland, where she had been
on business.
Mrs. Alton Farley and baby girl are
spending the winter with Mrs. Farley's
parents at yinalhsven.
Marion Pray returned to Bangor Mon
day, after spending the Christmas vaca-
tion with her mother, Mrs. X. r. Pray.
Fred J. Rich and Joshua Sawyer were
home over Christmas, from Northeast Har-
Dor, where they are employed by Mr..
Solace.
Rev. ]. A. Lawrence officiated at the
wedding of Florence Dame and John
Dawes, at the home OF the brides parents,
east side, Dec. IS.
At the Christmas tree in the Congrega-
tional church, Southwest Harbor, Rev. j.
A. Lawrence was presented with purse
containing gold coin.
While sliding on the ice Christmas Day,
Shirley Kelley met with painful acoi-
dent. The sled broke through the crust,
throwing him forward. In striking the
ice he broke off two teeth and cut his chin
so badly, that DIR. Tapley had to take two
stitches in it.
L.
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COUNTY NEWS.
PROSPECT HARRoR.


Mrs. ]. NJ. Williams has been quite Ill
with severe cold.
Ralph Moore leaves this morning for
Boston 20 visit relatives.
E. w. C1eaves killed two hoss iateiy,
the combined weight of which was 1,li5
pounds.
Charles Colwell has returned from
Portland, where he spent week with
friends.
The Mckinley school league is rehears-
ing for an entertainment TO be given the
last week of school.
Fay F. Larrabee leaves this morning for
Baltimore to resume his medical course al
the University of Maryland.
Wilbur Cole, Clarke Blsnce and Alfred
wass return to waterville to-day to re-
sumo their schoolwork at Coburn.
Miss Margaret Moore arrived from Bos-
ton Saturday and goes to Bar Harbor this
morning, where she is to teach.
Miss Marion Wilson, of Sedgvick, who
was guest OF Miss Julia Guptill during
the Christmas vacation, was here Christ
mas Day. calling upon friends.
DIR. C. C. Larrabee and wife opened their
hospitable house to company 10 six
O'Clock. dinner ON Saturday. r. D. Guptill
and wife were the only guests from out Of
the village. Whist was diversion OF The
evenings entertainment.
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PENoBsCOT.
MASONIC INSTALLATIONS.
ToAIsoN.

A joint public installation of the officers
of Rising Star lodge, r. and A. NJ, and
Penobscot chapter, o. E. s., was held at
Masonic hall Saturday evening, Dec 80.
The officers of Rising Star lodge were
installed by Past District Deputy B. H.
Cushman as follows: NJ. A. Wardwell, w
M; Fl. c. Perry, S. W.; w. 8. Bridges, j.
W.; w. G. Leach, treasurer; L. A. Snow
man, s. D.; n. L. Grindle, ]. D.; ]. c.
Perkins, s. s.; NJ. F. Grindle, J. s. Past
Master F. B. Mitchell acted rs marshal.
The officers of Penobscot chapter were
installed by Past Patron W. ]. Creamer, OF
Stockton Springs, as follows: Nora Leach,
W. M; F. N. Bowden, W. p; Belvs l.
WardweIl, A. NJ; Ruth smith, c.; Rilla
Sellers, A. c.; Helen Sellers, secretary
Carrie Perkins, treasurer; Abbie 'Bowden,
chaplain; Mrs. N. L. Grindle, Adah; Edith
Snowman, Ruth; Jennie Bridges, Esther;
Nellie Perkins, Martha; Jessie Perkins,
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WEST TRENTON.
X. Y. q.

George Hopkins:is doing successful
business fox-hunting.
Melvin Marshall, who has been quite i'll
with measles, istmuch better.
Leverett Cousins has gone to Boston.
where he is employed in the express bust
ness.
Miss Ray Marshall, of Bar Harbor,
spent Christmsshwith her parents, Arnc
Marshall and wife.
Mrs. Ernest Haynes, of Bar Harbor, and
Mrs. Howard Buzzell, OF Bangor, after
spending week with their parents,
Charles Mcfarland and wife, returned
home Thursday.
The family and friends of Capt. F. Z,
Hopkins met,at his home on Christmas
The day was fine and a goodly number
was on hand early. The presents were
distributed and every one received his OF
her share. A fine dinner and supper were
served by Mrs. Caroline Moore. Those
present were Sapt...F. E. Hopkins, Mrs. C,
Moore, L. s. Hopkins and wife, Mrs. Addie
Darke, of Trenton; Capt. Walter Bird and
wife, Master Francis Bird, of Bar Harbor
The same party met with L. S. Hopkins
and wife on Tuesday. Dinner and supper
We're served The evening was passed
very pleasantly with music and many old
time events werelrelated. Capt. Bird and
family returned to Bar Harbor "Wednesday
morning. The two days spent together
were much enjoyed.
Ian
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HuLL,s COVE.

Ferdinand Hamor is visiting friends in
Eden.
Charles Allen has noved into his new
house.
Serenus Higgins children have been
very i'll with the measles.
Miss Lenora Clark, of st. Adams, has re-
turned to resume her duties as teacher.
School begins Tuesday.
Henry Woodwork and family, of Bar
Harbor, spent Christmas with Capt.
Leland and wife, of this place.
Miss Agnes Brewer is. at home from
Bangor to spend New Years day with her
mother, Mrs. Melinda Brewer.
Glendon Gardiner returned Thurs
day from New York, where he has
been spending his vacation with his
mother.
Nj. C. Sweet and wife, Henry Sweet and
Misses Alice and Mae Cunningham spent
Christmas with Mrs. Lillian Maddocks, OF
East Holden.
Jan. /. ANNE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
CASTINE.

lAS1lNE.
Pearl Danforth returned on Saturday to
resume his teaching at Berwick.
Mrs. R. o. Parker went to Belfast on
saturday.for visit of several days.
Miss Nora Coombs has returned to
Greenville, where lshe is employed as
teacher.
Charles Noyes arrived on Saturday to
spend his annual vacation with his mother,
Mrs. S. T. Noyes.
Harry Richardson and Miss Beatrice
Cunningham have been in town several
days on visit to relatives.
Aug. Perkins, who has been here on a
visit to his parents, B. D. Perkins and
wife, has returned to,his work at Rumford
Falls.
Frank Webster and Rosmar Devereux,
who have been spending the holidays with
their parents here, returned on Monday to
their studies. the one to Bowdoin and the
other to U. of.M.
G. NJ. Warren and wife, who spent
Christmas With friends in Boston, have
returned home While in Boston they
were joined by their son Raymond, who
is employed in New York.
The many friends here OF Mrs. Walter
Brown, OF Brookline, Mass, will be sorry
to learn of her serious illness. Mrs. Brown
has made many..friends on her visits here,
and all unite in wishes for her speedy re-
covery.
Miss Carrie Perkins, teacher Of the in
termediate school, imet with a painful
accident on Tuesday morning. When
going down the stairs into the cellar at
her home, she fell ana injured her knee
very badly, besides giving general shak-
ing up to her whole system, resulting in
her confinement tofher home the past
week and necessitating temporary clos
ing of the school.
The addition to the engine house on
Pleasant street is now nearing completion
and presents very creditable appearance.
It has been suggested that a cupola
would be Ian addition to its appearance,
and Postmaster C. Fl. Hooper, with char
acteristic public spirit has promised If the
addition isemade it shall be topped by a
fine weather yane of his own purchasing.
Let us hope that the cupola will be built.
G Charles veazie died at his home on
Saturday night, after long and painful
illness. Mr.. Veazie has been for some
months confined to his house with rheu-
matism and q very painful abscess which
had healed finely, when several weeks ago
he was taken with another abscess, which,
in his weakened state, resulted in his
death. The funeral was held at the
home on Monday and attended by the
local post GA. R., of which the deceased
was an active member. Mr.. veazie was a
veteran of the Civil war, having served in
the navy. His death removes one more
from that noble band who left the ties of
home atIthe call of the nation in the dark
hours of her need. He leaves besides wife
one daughter, Mary, and a brother George,
| now residing in Penobscot, also his aged
mother, Mrs. olin Veazie.
Jan q
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DEDHAM.
Jan.2.

N. P. Libby and wife, of Bangor, visited
relatives in town last week.
Mrs. Julia..Gray has returned home from
visit to her daughter, Mrs. William
Williamson, of Bangor.
Miss Bernice Mclaughlin returned to
her school in Bangor Monday, after spend
ing the holidays at home.
Mrs. Fred Black, Mrs. Herbert Black
and Miss Amy Miller are employed in
running wire machines in the clothespin
factory, which started up Tuesday.
A Christmas tree was enjoyed at the
Congregational church Monday evening.
An interesting programme consisting 81
songs, readings and Rotations was pre-
scented, after which Santa Claus an
peared and with some help from the
young ladies stripped the tree Of its MANY
useful and pretty presents.
Jan. 1. r.
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ANNE.
OTTER CREEK.

Alton Grover has gone to Franklin,
where he has employment with A. E.
Clement.
There will be preaching at the church
every other Sunday during the winter, by
Rev. A. N. Mcdonald, Of Bar Harbor.
The friends of Miss Edith Stanley, who
returned from Boston q short time ago,
where she has been in . hospital for treat
ment, are glad to know she is much better,
William Stanley died Christmas morn
ing, aged nearly eighty-five Year,.
Funeral services were held at his home
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BLUEHIIL FALLS.

Capt. Robbins, schooner f. s. Wilson,
Stonington, loaded here with lumber.
Capt. Simpson, sloop Reliance, with
Harry Conary and Leslie Candage, has
gone east after clans.
Leslie Fiye, wife and son James and
brother Leroy, of North Brooklin, spent
New Years with Mrs. A. F. Conary.
Mrs. b. A. Wood spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives at the Falls. She
viii stay at Bluehil two weeks longer.
Jan. /. CRUMBS
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CLIFTON.
MAE.

Almeda L., wife Of Leonard Williams,
died at her home in Clifton on Saturday,
Dec. q, in the thirtieth year Of her age.
Mrs. Williams was q native OF Great Pond,
and lived there until few years ago. She
leaves husband, and daughter Of three
years. Funeral services were held at the
home, Rev. d. B. Lothrop, Of Bangor,
officiating.
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Electa; Alice Leach, warder; j. c. Per
kins, sentinel. Miss Estelle Perry acted
as marshal.
Refreshments were served and very
pleasant evening was passed.
Jan. /. SUBA. .
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Wednesday, Rev. s. L. Hanscom, of Bar
Harbor, officiating.
Christmas night the church was well
filed and two beautiful Christmas trees
loaded with presents gladdened the eyes
and hearts of all. Appropriate Christmas
anthems were rendered by the choir, then
all were made happy by the distribution
OF the presents.
Jan. 1. ANON.
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Mrs. isabel Googius is visiting relatives
in Eastbrook.
George Pettingiil and wife have enter
tanned through the holidays Mr.. and Mrs.
Pettingill, OF Hancock.
DIR. Abby I'M. Fulton Iwill deliver an
address to the ladies of Sullivan at the
Sorosis, Thursday evening at Sullivan
Harbor.
Oasis..chapter, o. E. s., began the year
very auspiciously. An invitation was ex-
tended to Rubie chapter, of Winter Har-
Dor, and Aicyone chapter, ..of Milbridge,
and notwithstanding the bad travelling
about twenty-five responded. A 6 O'Clock
supper was served. The degrees of the
order were conferred. on one candidate,
and the floral work was exemplified. A
pantomime was arranged by the brothers
entitled. IA hungry Chinaman", which
was greatly enjoyed. Refreshments were
served at the Iclose. Altogether most
pleasant andiprofitable.evening was spent.
The instaIlstion.of officers will take place
Monday evening,t Jan. s. All members
are requested to !beI present. A chicken
supper will be served.
Jan. /. KY.
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WEST SULLIVAN.
suBA.

Archie Havey has gone to Carbon to
spend few weeks.
Lysander Hooper and Wallace Springer
are working in the woods at Hancock.
Miss Adah Farnsworth spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends at Cherrytield.
Willie Thomas has gone to Bucksport
seminary to attend the winter term OF
school.
Miss Gussie Robertson and Harvey Rob
ertson have returned to Hebron 60 attend
the winter term of school at the academy.
The excellent sieighing which we have
had for the past week was spoiled by Fri
days rain. The roads are entirely bare
except for few patches of ice.
Mrs. Ella Havey went to Bangor Tues
day, Dec. 26, and accompanied her mother,
Mrs. Susan Sargent, home. Mrs. Sargent
has been at the hospital for treatment for
the past few weeks.
Wiley o. Newman was at home to spend
Christmas with his parents, o. G. New
man and wife. He has recently purchased
farm at Wilton and expects to commence
farming on large scale in the spring.
AT a regular communication Of David A..
Hooper lodge the following officers were
elected: w. NJ, A. p. Havey; S. W., w.
B. Blaisdell; J. W., A. B. Havey; treas
urer, X. Abel; secretary, E. F. Chaplain;
s. D., j. Campbell; J. D., P. Milne.
The Foresters and Companion court will
present drama, s'Past Redemption at
K. of p. hail Wednesday evening, Jan. 8.
The newlscenery recently painted for the
X. OF P. hall, at the cost of several hun
dred dollars, will be used for the first time.
At regular council fire of Schoodic
tribe of Redmen the following officers
were elected: Prophet, s. Havey;
Sachem, J. Scott; S. Sycamore, Charles
Havey; J. Sycamore, F. 3. Havey; C.>of
W., G. S. Hooper;..K. of W., F. Goodwin;
K. orr, A. Hennigar.
At regular meeting of NJ. l. Stevens
lodge, K. IoftP., at Castle hall Tuesday,
Dec. rs, the following officers were elected !:
c. c., r. H. Springer; V. C., A. w. Cor
don; P, F. F. Haskell; NJ. of W., A.
Doran; NJ. of A., B. K. Joy; NJ. Of E., F..
Leighton I'M. of F.,iH. Webb; X. Of X.
and S., J. s. Doyle; 1. g., Brad. Smith;
o. G., John Mortimer.
Jan. /. A. B.
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