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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23
Windsor Horse and Cattle Show.

The annual fair Of the Windsor Horse
and Cattle association viii be held Wednes-
day and Thursday, Aug. - and 30. with a
fine list Of premiums for the exhibition Of
livestock and for the races.
The Central Vermont Railway company
III sell round-trip tickets to Windsor for
the fair as follows:-East Granville. y So.
Bralntree, Il 50; Randolph. s1.35: Bethel.
-l-l5; Royalton, 800; South Royalton.
sl.0Oi sharon, sl00; West Hartford. q0c. /:
Hartford, 65c.
Tickets will be good going August 18th,
18th and 30th and will be good to return
until August 81, 1906 Tickets viii he
good only on regular trains on the above
dates, which by the timetable are scbed-
uled to stop at the stations named.
There will be baud music every dRv. and
ample accommodations for every body.
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EAST sRooKFiELo.

John Stevens is working for J. NJ.
Angel.
lone Stoddard IS spending Der vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. W.
Stoddard.
The ball game Monday between Chelsea
and Brookh Id resulted in favor Of Brook
field, y to Il
Recent visitors in town were Miss Mabel
Black OF New York at Mrs. Jennie Wheat
ley's; Miss Fannie Fisher Of Worcester.
Mass, at l.. c. J8ckson's; Floyd and
Geo. Lyman Of Rutland at {. n. Bige-
lows; Mr.. and Mrs. O. y. Harrington Of
Gaysville at Il. G.. Harriugton's, VIII
Howe OF White River junction at c. W.
Smiths Saml Paine OF Wisconsin and
Miss Cynthia Hollis OF Boston at W. f.
Medcalfs; Mr.. and Mrs Frank Davis and
daughter Of New Jersey, Mrs. Luella Wood
ruff and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Woodruff
and daughter of Barre Mr.. and Mrs
w. II, Sprague and son and Leonard and
Gertrude Bacon Of Chelsea at j. H.
Sprague's.
No such thing as summer complaint"
where DIR. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry is kept handy. Natures rem
edy for every looseness OF the bowels
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IIILIENIIIE

&. f. Noble went to Canada Friday.
II. L. Dyke is putting an addition onto
his barn.
Miss Mary Boutwell, OF Gaysville, is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. j. z. Rogers.
The Lelands started for visit in New
port, \. H., Friday, and will go to their
home in Lowell the first of the week after
spending three weeks at Sunshine Home
With their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Rogers.
Guests at Sunshine Home have been
Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. LELAND and two
daughters, Bernice and Mildred. from
Lowell, Mass. Mrs. Leland is daughter Of
J. p. Rogers. Mr.. Leland has worked in
the laboratory for {. I. Hood for several
years.
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Randolph Continued.
RANDoLPH DID 1T EASILY.
Continued from first page.l

They enioyed the afternoon quite well,
thank you. Some of them haven't recoV--
cred their voices yet. Special railroad
service made the trip quick one.
Randolph puts forth a claim 10 the in
dependent base ball championship Of YER
mont this season. II has bested every
team that it has met, except Montpelier
Barre Of the Northern League. The game
it puts up certainly warrants considera-
tien Of the championship claim
There is no probability of more games
with WoodstocK. Manager Howes wants
arreturn game there. If one is played here,
and the expense involved in two games is
more than Manager Salisbury feels iusti-
fled in shouldering. The series has been
the most interesting ever conducted IN
either town.
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ESTATE OF SIMON G. .ss
The undersigned hariug been aT1 III
uunHrsilIe pfdhafa Unlrf far tI"
Randolph. Commits tauer. O. ragclfe
adjust an claims and demands IT
AGAINST simon T.. webster. Date II
ia said district. deceased herr.'t r. HH
that we win meet Tor the purpose ai e
allowing said claims 90 store W- . .E
neceu7iler POI 1893 from .4.E
3. ri. until = O'Clock q. IA. oi said dl.. q.
months iron the - day nl Au-
1898 i the time linn tied hy said tauls 81
creditors O. present their claims to
anfnati0nund allowance. s4E
IA FTnRED6E, Cnrs
81 n LAMSON,
Rsf,eccs w el.sfe- AfaaN
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Prof. g. p. Gardner 81 Boston. the well
known dancing master, tells an interest
ing story Of his crippled condition s5,s
Complete cure Of Rheuuatism and Sciafiee
with one pair Of Huxhsm's Foot Psds In q
weeks time without liniments or uaedi-
cine bis story with others in book IL
form is free 10 any sufferer. Write tbe
huxham Pad Co, 5 PARK Square, Boston.
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% % sundan Ercurslnn.

The Central Vermont Ry. will run a low
rate excursion Sunday. August 18th. be-
tween principal stations, coming north on
paper train leaving White River Jet : so
q. m, returning on evening train leaving
st. Adams 6.25 p. n.
see flyers for rates and particulars. ae
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Church Notes.

Morning Prayer at st. Johns church
Sunday morning at 10:30
At the union service in Bethany church
Sunday evening, Rev. X. NJ. Fowler will
preach.
The subject OF the sermon in Bethany
church will be "Obedience to Gods Com
mands.n
Roman Catholic services Sunday
High Mass at 1890 a. M; Rosary and
Benediction at 1880 ,. m.
Christian Science chapeI-The subject
Tor next Sunday is "Nan.m The golden
texts from Isaiah, 2:17.
The ladies Of the Methodist Episcopal
church VIII serve boiled dinner in Ed
s )n's hall Freeman's day, Sept. q.
Methodist Episcopal church-Preach-
ing BY the pastor al 1880 a. M SUNDAY
school at Y o'clock. Epworth League al
$50
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Sherbrooke Fair

During Canada's Great Eastern Exhibit
tion music viii be provided BY the fol-
lowing bands: Nevers' Second Regiment
band Of Concord, y. h. Victoria and Har-
monte bands Of Sherbrooke. and the
North Hatley hand. SO that an excellent
musical programme is assured.
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snaron's old Home celebrat-on.

The Ifth annual Old Folks picnic rss
observed Wednesday, Aug 18Th. and "a.
one 81 the best ever held The weather
was clear and cool and a large crowd va
present 10 enjoy the day. The land
played several selections before dinner
which was served la the chapel be The aged
ones, visitors and band, while 3 large
number enjoyed a basket lunch outside.
After dinner fully 800 peope assembled
in the church and listened % very inter-
esting program Of speaking arc music
including music blythe hand; PRAYER 5y
Rev. J. w. Cone; reading Of secretary re-
port address 81 welcome IS Pres G. ~
Downer; music by young ladies caau-.
piano trio by the talented daughter Cf So.
=. Sloane and Miss Lillian NoecH. Hbo
were called back and gave another .sc-
ton; vocal solo by Miss lta s,Wchn,
vocal trio, "fhe Singing Master. tg Rev
j. n, Cone and his tNo sisters faT au en-
core Miss Alice Cone sang, "Taa Robins
Have Come; piano duct, Miss lfa -.fHth-
an and Miss White OF Boston.
The terminating committee report Nas
read and the following officers elE.td =
Pres. Mrs. ST. strachan. NIlC Prtst
Rev. J. ". Cone. Sec, Miss Mary Sores,
Treas, Daniel PRrkhurst EN Conn.,, Mu,
NJ &. Moves, ". T. Heath. Wm Clifford
Mrs. &. y. Walbridge, Mrs West Freeman
tCh, X. -. ray delivered q very lHstEtels
ing address contrasting the past with ile
present in very pleasing and interesting
manner. Or. 4. &. rhgrwiu ~ Boston.
Hon. VIM. Hatch Of STAFFORD aud HaE s
Rose made a few well chosen remarks
Then the president called 81 ne audience
20 rise and give Mrs. 81. w Palmer Who
was present, a handkerchief salute, Which
they did with 8 hearty good VIII q vocal
solo by Miss White and corei solo tY
Master Earl sloane closed q yerY interest
ing programme which had been -lut-
what shortened 90 accommodate tae nan
game, which was witnessed hy large
crowd.
The s. BIS Of Randolph were De-. tsdly
too much Tor our boys who ore oat Y
practice. the score staDdiug Is tQ Z The
band social la the evening Wa- largely o.
tended. closing the festivities Ola Fery enc
loya bic day for both old and young
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-08-23

Don't drag along with a dull. bilious,
heavy feeling. You need pill. Use De-
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills. Do not sicken or gripe, but
results are sure. Sold BY NJ. J. Sargent &
Son, South RoyaIton.
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A Guarantees Cure for Piles

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
Piles, Druggists are authorized to refund
money il PALO OINTMENT fails to cure
IN 8 10 Il DAYS soc.
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Carnival Of Nations.

Dubois & Gays hall IS being trans
formed into a kind OF Midway Piaisance
for the Carnival OF Nations Friday and
Saturday of this week, when eXcursionists
can visit France, Germany, Italy, Porto
Rico, Japan and America, view Indian
relies, explore the wonders Of the Mystery
booth, have their fortunes told at the
Gypsy booth. imbibe the soft drinks OF the
RathHkeller, and be refreshed with deli
cious ice cream and cake and home made
candies.
Friday and Saturday evening the doors
will be open at 1880 and Saturday after
noon from 10 8. The booths viii have
many curiosities on exhibition while offer
ing for sale large and varied lines Of fancy
and useful articles.
Friday evening a Victor photograph
and pianola will add the charm OF music
to the brilliant scene.
The special treat in store for Saturday
evening is a concert by the Green Noun
tain band with the following program
OUTSIDE HALL, TO $50.
Officer 81 the Day. n b. Hall
The nashlng Cavalier l.. T., Iaurpndeau
Return Of the 47th Regt, samuel Bryant
Handicap Galop) :. Eldredge
INSIDE HALL TO $50
National Reform. March, nc. Miller
Southern Stars, tOverturel Ascher Mahl
Greeting 70 Dexter. tTwo-step) H. j. Crosby
Love Land Waltzes, Abe Holman
TO $50
Inviucbe, March Ralph G Jarrett
Flying Arrow fTWO-stepl Abe Holman
Slam Bang, overture BRYANT
Crisis March X b. Hail
The'affair is under the auspices Of the
Sanatorium Aid society, to whose benev-
olent work the proceeds will be devoted.
Ice cream and cake for Friday evening
will be contributed by those living north
OF the railroad track, namely: the High
lands and Weston fiat; for Saturday even
ing by those in the other parts Of the VIII
lage- Randolph avenue, North Pleasant,
Main, Summer and School streets aud
north Of the covered bridge. Teams will
call each afternoon for the freezers ana
cakes.
Articles for the sale can be left with Mrs.
A. + Bass on Main street, and the ladies
would also be glad to receive contributions
OF flowers.
The carnival promises to be a UNIQUE
and particularly attractive entertainment
for our summer visitors as well as the
home people.
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shARon

Benz. Enmons is IN town this VEL
Mrs. Q. NJ. Tinkham is at 49,.
Mrs. Kate WEIGH is visiting her $780,.
week. 'is'sf last
Ira Preston and wife returned hoo
Miss Edith Cone returned 70 R...
Saturday. ~ bo5ion
Thursday. - boston
: E. a, A. Reynolds has a new Is. ,. /. n
AN Mrs; Celia e Smith has gone to New Lon.
Miss Allie Trow Of Barre i yf.,,-.
W +. Heath's a
Mrs. smith Bartlett, an ga rs.sr.
was here for the picnic.
Dennis Hickey was in town lsst ,..,
renewing old acquaintance.
Mrs. Farnsworth and daughter e..
line, returned home Thursday
Mrs. Gertie Day and son went a., ~,
lows Falls Thursday on visit
Arthur Somers and family from ,f5f.-s
y. H., were m town last week.
Harold Burgess came up from p5s.,.
for the day Aug. 10 TO play BAN. '''91
Miss NJ. Gle went 10 Maprbaatss a.
H., TO visit another brother Monday
The many friends Of Mrs. E. A. Grave.
we're very sorry to have her leave town
Mrs. w. r. Sloane and daughter -.
turned totheir home IN Melro.e Mas.
Wednesday.
At The Republican caucus ssferdsy
night, Nj. {. Moves was tie uHar|mT1.
choice Of the meeting TO represent IN
town this fall.
Mrs. Hopkins from Melrosz. Mas.
joined her daughter the last 81 ths ve5es}
2. NJ. Willey's
The Democrats held a caucus Saturday
night az the town clerk s office and nom.
mated Or. ]. G. Kenney llndependg1e for
their candidate.
Miss Mamie Harrington and Arthur
Sweet were united IN marriage bv Rev. u
II. Cone al o. Miles In West Hartford
They have the best wishes and hearty cog.
CALCULATIONS Of their friends.
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The Horse and HorseIess Meet.

As Judd Lahounty and another boy
we're conveying a calf and some cans of
cream to the village Friday in a lumber
wagon, which was drawn by one horse,
while second was led behind, they
encountered the auto OF Rev b. II.
Gilman OF Gardner, Mass, at the Aver
brook bridge. In the car with Mr..
Gilman were Arthur Gilman OF the
Center and the latter's two sons, none OF
whom noticed that they were signaled TO
stop.
The machine was crossing the bridge
when the first horse perceived 1t and
promptly sprang as far to one side as
possible. The second horse then caught
a glimpse of the frightful object and
executed the same manmuvfe in which il
managed to overturn the wagon body,
scattering calf and cream far and wide.
Both boys were thrown out and the
Labounty boy, who held onto the lines,
was dragged little ways and somewhat
bruised and famed. The first horse
went to Mccall park to hunt up a ball
game, the second was stopped al the
outset of on independent excursion; the
calf danced around in a paroXysm OF
delight, and the cream ran everywher
The team crashed into the end of the
bridge with an astounding racket, and
the wagon came out Of the fracas con-
siderably wrecked.
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Sank Buudine Contact Iet.

aaomas ". Rogers Of Brandon has
tssess me contract Tor the building o. the
nEv tank building. The structure VIII
o q ezack, with granite trimm ugs and 10
IS enlersi ood that the total cost all COM
PIE Mth he In the neigh boFhood Of s2Q.-
Net- WORK viii De pushed at once and
- :. hoEers hopes u have the building up
~ g Ftred BY October 18th. The con-
tract Tor furnishing The granite hss baeb
80 g 3 = Young, who viii get the stone
I've hn quarries west al the village. Mr..
s@hE expfcts 60 frish bis stone him-
ssieh VIII bring some extra cutters
Bethel
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Dead Of Mrs. Jaekson Ped.

Mrs sarepta b. (Herrick), widow of
jackson Pratt, passed away Friday morn
ing at the age OF II years. She had long
been a sufferer from spinal trouble that
gradually wore her strength away, and in
the last few weeks had failed more rapidly.
Mrs Pratt was born in Williamstown
but removed to randolph with her parents
in 1910 Upon her marriage ia 1887 she
went to Brsintree, which continued TO be
her home until the death OF her husband
in January, 1905. Since then she had
lived with her sister, Mrs Emily Bur
roughs, at whose house her deG.h occurred.
She left a son, Cherries II. Pratt, who Is
employed at the Institute for the Blind in
South Boston; a stepdaughter, Mrs.
Henry Cleveland Of Braintree; two broth
ers. John and Alonzo Herriek OF this viii
lage. and two sisters, Mrs. Burroughs of
Randolph and Mrs j. X. Lyon Of North
field
In her early days, Mrs. Pratt was
teacher, and in that vocation, as well as
in the relations Of family life, proved her
self woman Of most estimable character.
The funeral was held Monday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Burroughs, the otfici-
ating clergyman being Rev. X. M. Fowler
OF the Methodist church. DIR. A. G Glenn
and Miss Lettie Bailey and Mrs. l.. c.
Drew formed the quartet for the music of
the service. Interment was in the ceme-
terry at Braintree Branch.
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Bethel Local Intelligence.
Guy wu1sos, Local Editor.

Victor. Edison and Columbia records at
StroBg's music rooms. act
For SALES thoroughbred MOUND
pups. 3W ae
N. b. Quincy, Bethel. Randolph r. I. DID
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NOTICE is hereby gwen InaI INC tVWH
tax, in the town OF Bethel on the list Of
1895 IS now payable 81 the office OF
tho treasurer a discount Of four per
cent will be allowed on all the above
named taxes that are paid on or before
s pt !, 1908.
Taxes not so paid will be placed in the
hands Of the constable for collection, to
ualher with his fees, IN accordance with
the laws Of the state OF Vermont.
j. q. SARdENT Treas.
Rathal- Amu. II. 1900. b 3M
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DIR. II w. Holden, dentist OF Bethel,
will be at the hotel Monday to do work.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-03-07
GoTT,s ISLAND.

Charles Harding has gone to Atlantic on
business.
Frank A. Babbidge and wife have opened
an ice-cream parlor for Saturdays.
Philip Moore, who went TO Bar Harho,
with his family, returned last MONDAY.
Medbury Grindle, of Stonington, is vis.
iting his brother Samuel, who occupiss
the George Murphy cottage.
Mrs. Rosa Freeman and Mrs. NaI,.
Garlic, OF Stonington, are visiting their
parents, o. J. Joyce and wife.
Mrs. Jennie Manchester, of MCKINLEY
who has been visiting her parents, l.. 8
Trask and wife, has returned home.
Henry Hessey and Benjamin Clay, who
are employed by the Black Island Granite
Co., fixing the wharf, were here last Sun.
day.
March 5. CHIPS.
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SWANS ISLAND.
TRAMP.

Mrs. c. r. Bridges went to Boston Mon
day on business.
Fl. B. Greenlaw has gone to Massachu-
sets where he has employment.
The Hockamock tribe of Redmen
worked the adoption degree on one candi-
date saturday evening.
d. NJ. Massie has been confined to the
house for the past week with badly cut
face, where horse kicked him.
Maynard Herrick spent few days with
his grandparents, Capt. w. p. Herrick
and wife, recently. Mr.. Herrick will go to
Boston this week, where he has employ
ment with the Maine Motor Boat Co.
c. E. Sprsgue and son George and John
E. Hardy left Monday for Philadelphia,
where they will join the new halibut
steamer Manhattan. The Manhattan will
come to Boston to fit out and sail for
Vancouver about March 20.
March 5. SPEC.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

George Robbins is home from sea for q
short visit.
A daughter was born to Guy Cleveland
and wife Feb. "a.
Miss Lizzie Young, of Deer isle, is g
guest OF Mrs. Mills.
Mrs. Robinson, of Southwest Harbor,
is visiting her son, Guy Cleveland.
A baby girl came to gladden. the home
of Howard Peirce and wife Feb. %.
Angelina Robbins is home from Pleas
ant View, where she has been most of the
winter.
Martha Barbour is on the sick list. She
is being cared for at the home of Mrs
Carman.
Mrs. Albertina wardwell, OF Portland,
was called here by the illness and death
of her mother, Mrs. Mary Warren.
Mrs. Mary Warren died Feb. IS, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Naomi Eaton,
Sunset. For many years her home had
been in this neighborhood, but in her
failing health and old age she was kindly
cared for by her daughter and family, by
whom she viii be sadly missed. Her age
was lightweight years and eleven months.
March 8. III.
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SOUTH SURRY.

Charles Cunningham arrived home from
Newton Centre last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ruth Grindle and son George
returned to Hall Quarry Friday.
Everard Young returned Friday from
Waltham where he has been employed in
the woods.
A number of young grangers from here
attended the county grange at East Blue
hill Saturday.
About twenty-four neighbors met al
Mrs. james Young's Thursday evening te
celebrate her daughter Ruth's birthday
The time was passed very pleasantly.
Crawford Young has secured position
on the yacht commanded by Eugene Gas
par, in Boston. He expects to leave the
latter part of the month.
Harvard Curtis, of Bar Harbor, is here
for few days helping cut logs which will
be sawed for material for new house fol
his father, e. NJ. Curtis, whose house was
burned recently.
March 5. TRAMP.
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4 UNITY NEWS.
SOUTHWEST HARRoR.

Arthur Glley has gone to Boston to find
employment at his trade of barber.
NJ 5. Maud Stanley, with her daughter
Nil ired, has been visiting her parents, G.
/. Lurvey and wife, the past week.
Oscar Tolman, Of Rockland, arrived last
week to take charge of the Holmes hotel,
MIR. Johnston having made an exchange of
hotel business.
Mrs. Evelyn Neal is nearly ready to start
for Nebraska. where her son Wilder has a
home prepared for them. DIR. George Neal
will continue his office at the Lawton
cottage.
Mrs o. w. Cousins has returned from
Thonaston, where she has been for three
weeks helping to care for her nephew,
Herbert Cousins, who is recovering from
bronchial pneumonia.
A dramatic entertainment under the
management of the Masons will be pre-
scented at Masonic hall Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of this week. The
drama entitled 1.-THE PeriIs of a Great
City, Erwin Bracy leading role, Will no
doubt bring good attendance.
d. L. Mayo is making arrangements to
move to FRANKLIN, Mass, where he has
been offered good situation in store.
Much regret is felt here over the departure
of these good neighbors, though all unite
IN wishing them prosperity in their new
location, with the hope that they will
sometime return.
The recent death of Reuben Gray
removes quiet, kindly man who, though
he had lived here but few years, was vet
D familiar figure on our streets, walking
with an erect figure and brisk step, with
always pleasant word for all. He was
apparently contented living with his son
Henry, and will be greatly missed.
The schooner Caroline Gray narrowly
escaped going ashore on Greetings island
IN the ga of last week. This craft has a
local interest, as in her palmy days she
was commanded by Capt. Jesse Pease,
with Capt. Jacob Mayo first mate and
Glare Clark supercargo, making many
voyages to the East Indies and other for
sign lands.
There are several important articles in
the town warrant, one being the question
Of building a new schoolhouse. Every
ether section, with one exception, having
IN recent years been given new building,
Il seems only right and just that the long
felt want of Southwest Hsrbor in this line
should be supplied. Another article calls
for the Punishment of the latest industry
here the glue factory, serious complaints
having been made of the strong and
obnoxious orders diffused from the plant
March 8. SPRAY
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SPEC.
DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Mary Warren, widow of John War
rem, died Feb. Is at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Naomi Eaton, at the age of
eighty-nine years.
The auditors report for the town OF
Deer Isle shows that our resources are
<7,06s.5s, liabilities s3,311 SO, leaving bal
ance in favor of the town Of $3,756.90.
The steamer Catherine was chartered to
take party Of Masons from Deer isle,
Stonington and Brooklin Friday to take
the degrees in King Hiram council, Rock
land. 1t was the largest council ever held
in Rockland. A line turkey supper was
prepared for the lodge, and most enjoy
able time was had by all. There were
nineteen who took the degrees. Those
from Deer Isle in the party were Edgar
Haskell, NJ. D. Joyce, Fred Beck, DIR. H.
w. Small, Frank Greenlaw, Edwin Picker
ing and Fred Greene. The four last
named took the degrees.
March s. REX.
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BASS HARBoR.
March 5.


The Allegro club viii give sociabIe this
week.
Miss Neva Lawn, who has been very III
with tonsnitis, is recovering.
Henry Albee, who is scalloping in Rock
land bay, is home for few days.
The village benefit society gave a
sociahle at the Benson homestead last Fri
day evening.
Thomas Savage, who has been living in
Montelle DORIS house this winter, has
moved back to Manset.
The masquerade ball advertised for Feb.
Is was postponed on account of the illness
of one of the musicians.
Mrs. Rose May Bunker, daughter OF
Israel Colt and wife, died Friday night
after long illness. Mrs. Bunker was one
of family of thirteen children, of whom
eleven survive. A brother died some years
ago. The funeral is to-day.
March 5. x n.