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e7il For Sale-fIte room house, geod
water and gas connections. See Book
. finger and Hedgecock, 1lS Main st.
oo,iP 49,, 5-1S-tf
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r. Brady, Phone 35B, World olIIde
1lUkJ I'll ,Q00h1Tkf .

bnanEDRi SALE IA Herrick Refriger
l9aorG made of ssolida oak with Cream
ldrpatt4aeais9 9q5 Shelves; slfeet, 9 iifcaes
cd higt, Is feet, tboacheas5 wide, and 2
',d "dlf Si%ahSs ii%nsahsss sSf@' holds 800 pounds
stn9fl iceyn Almoao5. good as new, Cost
yp$l35sdwill sehooqr $S5. Inquire at
corner of First IA Detroit. G j.
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Bigheaft, Okla.

Wanted d1rPamtner Tin lssirayeGng
pheto, business. Have conlplete0out-
tits fiu studio and yiew work. q Expe-
,rience not ahsoultely ,areeessaIy,s but
"A good CHANGE. stm 9lfarn a9lnces busi-
ness. ( Address b. j.. Mcpherson, ,Tul-
sag ls r., box lbl27. ,..aIs1 a61S-lwk
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POSTAL
And lNSviII Ssndfg YcutN Messages lnonN{4S
Tulsa Manufacturing and Wholesale World

THHE CHICAGO OF THE SOUTHWEST already
boasts some of the largest and most progressive
manufacturing and wholesale establishments of the
great Southwest Natural gas coal in nexhaustble qan
utles ne building sand, brick shae, gypsum deposits
form the greatest natural resources of any similar in
theland,n MnR .r,.s o. t'.. ,1'!H1I
efolowng Adjustments are the leaders ii Tulsa
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

DR.. G. L. Reeder, Dr. @. z.
Wiley and Dr., w H. Rogers
announce that they have assol
ciated themselves in the prac-
tice Of Medicine and Surgery.
in Tulsa, under the Arm name
of ,h1il~i| 2d mOdE Il-NuY
REEpER, nw1LEY4& RoGEfs
Suites '2S, a, 25, 2S, Reed
er block, Tulsa, I. ,T,i'' -'''''''
(lGSl1FiHihb,Hnlld ,u6e
4 -,d raa .yeelpH HSTHo'ft' ,iif'HHO
r .>lYT eli 1oi -h1oper auirGqmup
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y" WANTED-By man and wife; two
rooms for light house keeping, partly
furnished. Must be close In and on
first floor Address WX. World Of
fer acEa 3al ~ S1.-Ea, ,8-16 III
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iWANTED2 Position as salesman
or clerk, Shoes aiH clothing prefer
red; also experienced IN hardware
and sfeceries. Best Of references.
Address X. ~ care WORLD 6I13-6t
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- -3IlT " -ININ FVNl VIITNI
RAILROAD TIME EdTABLE
FRISCO SYSTEM

IoiuQYI1I 10. lGUf on 4nL9g.- ID
4o4uSt opiso EXpressdw 5I5 a m
4l2r st. Louis Express. .n 2i5br p. m
49, Meteor, st. Louis. =. 9;55 a. IN
4l42 hAueos KdEMs RhygaalO p. m
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The new Employment Agency, cor
ner Main and First Streets the IBusia
ness Exchange. Phone $40. Cr,. IT,
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blRATCLIFF- SAND ERS GROCER co. 10 1FatH
dome Industry Dan Davidson Gen Mgr Doing exclusive
gle business No orders large qpr capacity
Hceve our prompt attention Began business March 1903
ASteeds 100000 m6nhys travelling eltlr
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We will furnish yep help OF every
kind. VIII furnish Tabor of etery
kind.-Central Employment Agency
corner Of Second and Main street.
Bynum Bldg, , .". t| G-14-lwk-pd:
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seresa each iiyithm three miles of a
good railroad town, at $1,000 per
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59'ff'ld VVaflt Department
zoNEVWoRb, oN WEEK, ONE cENTIlIJ

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M. K. B T.
Going West.

~" @ M. K. B 7. 10. n
H." .r.r Going West.
No. 0g-Pnssenger 7. .l1:15 a. IN.
No. 536-Loeal Freight ..2;55 p. m,
.. ,...,.,. Going East
No. U4Passenger .... AIS a. m.
No. j35-LocaI freight b, II 100 a. m,
No, 90 makes connection with Kan
sas City train, reaching that city at
IL :oo p. IN. fa ..oi- .'r4-..i
For information as to rates, routes,
etc, call on or address n.'r.. 'a
+. LEACHMAN, Agent.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-07-12
KNOX.

hNoA'
Sunday morning, July is, the Death
Angel came to Comrade Reuben Mckay of
East Knox, claiming him as a member of
that larger Post in the Bright Beyond. MI,
and Mrs Mckay were partaking of their
evening meal, when Mrs. Mckay, having
finished hers, left the house to attend to
some little outside duty. On returning She
found Mr.. Mckay still seated with his head
dropped forward and resting upon the
table She at once went to the neghbors
for help and on returning it was found that
death had resulted from heart failure. Nj
Mckay was born in Windsor, Me, in lS22.
and married Abigail Mixer of Morrill,, April
26, 1898 Seven children, four sons and
three daughters, came to them. The sons
passed away several years ago, and the
daughters, who survive, are Mrs Milo Col
son of Belfast Mrs. Jessie Forbes and Mrs.
L. p. Kenny of Brooks, lie also leaves
nine grand children. One grandson,
Charles Mixer, has always lived with his
grandparents and was as near and dear to
them as an own son. MIR. Mckay was, a
member of Geo. 6. Davis Post of Brooks
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NItsEItILL.

Mr. and Mrs, Oscar StOrer of Boston ar
rived in town last Tuesday to spend two or
three weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sias Storer Mr.. Storer is lawyer by pre-
fession. and is held in high esteem by hosts
of friends in Boston and also IN Morrl!l.
He was getting fast into that unenVlaole
time of life " men his friends were saying:
sIhere, Oscar is getting to be an old batch
Tor" So recently he went to Texas ana
there from the heart of that great State
selected his life partner, his wife being for
merly Miss Mary Annette Wood OF hills
! buro. Texas. Nj. and Mrs. Maurice
/ Thompson visited his mother. Mrs. Deborah
| Thompson, last week Mrs, ALVIN knowl
ton from the Head of the Tide was the
guest of her uncle, |. D. White. last satur..
day and Sunday. Mrs. Frank Brown OF
| Boston is visiting her husbands parents.
| Mrs Hannah Currier and Miss Jennie Me-
! seryey returned from Northport Camp
Ground last Saturday....R R. B. Smith was
! in Bar Harbor last week with his matched
! span of colts for SALE. There was % from
| Morrill, at the veterans meeting at the
| Head of the Tide last Thursday -. DR.. and
/ Mrs. Pearson and her mother attended the
/ \. 7. 5 {. t. convention at saturday Cove
! last Frilay. Lorin Jackson moved his
/ family into the J. II. Dickey house last
! week. The members of the Morrill, Soap
Club net ON the shore of Quantabacook
last Saturday and report fine time Mrs:
! y, -. Morgan gave us a grand sermon, ana
=, A large audience, at our church last Sun
day
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CUTICURAGR0WSHA1R
Crusted ScaIps Cleansed and
Purified by Cuticura Soap

Assisted by light dressings of Cuticura,
the great Skin Cure. This treatment at
once stops falling hair, removes crusts,
scales, and dandruff, destroys hair
parasites, soothes irritated, itching
surfaces, stimulates the hair follicles,
loosens the scalp skin, supplies the roots
with energy and nourishment, and
makes the hairgrowupon weet,whole-
some, healthy scalp when all else fails.
Complete external and internal treat
ment for every humor, from pimples to
scrofula, from infancy to age, consisting
of Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills,
may now be had of all druggists for one
dollar. A single set is often sufficient
to cure the most distressing cases.
Sod throughout the world Cucura Soap, 25c., Oint,
rlen SOC and Resoven soc lin form q Chocolate Coated
Pills sc per vial Of COZ. Potter Drug Chem Corp, Sole
Props, Boston. Ga~ Send fos "Ihe Great HUmo1 Cure"
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An alr.4- H. Bangor daily over the
llua's " &. t." relating to the trials
vi visitors a. stockton springs July 4th,
las .a.ed lurth j reply from d sub
scuter WHO negIects to sign his or
Ter aame. SO that we are unable to
pub'aa tie ietter We saw the article
in question. and as we recall it the
the writer complained of the lack OF
hotels and restaurants. Our CORE
spoudtut says that Cape Jellison has a
inc new hotel with all modern improve
ments and that there are excellent ac-
commodations at kidder's Point, but a
short distance from Stockton Springs
village, and in Searsport. Stockton
Springs has fine hotel ready for occu-
pancy, which will no doubt be opened
to the public at an early day, and we
think it safe to say that future visitors
to the terminal of the \. NJ. 5. r. Il.
will have no occasion to complain.
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death. . The ". c. I. I. met by invitation
at the home of Mrs. John Moore July 9Th.
The meeting took the form of birthday
party, as Mrs Moore is Just 81 years old
and Mr.. Moore 50 years. The Union pre-
scented a glass water set as a token of the
high appreciation in which Mrs. Moore is
held. After the presentation an original
poem was read by one of the members.
Mrs. Moore served ice cream, cake and
lemonade, after which the guests were en-
tertained by an original poem by Mr.. Moore
and by selections on the graph0phone. One
record was particularly interesting because
it contained birthday greetings from Mr..
and Mrs Moore's children, grandchildren
and great grandchildren, who are all away.
Many happy returns of the day were ex-
pressed to this aged couple.
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SANDYPOINT.

MIS-. T. A. Maxheld Of Dix Island has
been here several days the past week..
Mrs LOOMS E.ame> OF eearsport Is with
relatives here for d week. Mrs. L. X. Per
Eins is quite i'll. Her mother from Penob-
scot is with her......A MI and Mrs. John c.
Stovers of Palm Beach, Fla, who ale sum
mering in Searsport, were here recently for
a few d;iNS...... Mrs, Frank Hartman and
daughters Agnes and Florence spent Satur-
day in Bangor .....F. Il. Daggett Of Brooks,
1 formerly OF Standpoint, loaded car with
hay mere for Bar Ilarb0r saturday. Mrs.
( Oruheus Staples Of New York is here Tor
several weeks visit after an absence of ten
years. Fred Gould of Milo is having a
cottage built in the shore pasture formerly
owned by +. A. MaXfeld.. -. Mrs. 3. F. Bar
, low and Mrs. Ira CObe were here last week
/ with relatives. ...The first party arrived at
the HerSev Retreat July 5tb.... The Fourth
/ passed very quietly here Several went to
| other towns in the afternoon. III ohm San
/ born and family and Frank Grant and fam
! ily, with friends, came from Dover and took
| A picnlc lunch with their relatives here the
/ Fourth. Miss Isabel simmons is here from
| Somelville, Mass for her vacation, -. Mr..
| Fred Segar of >omeTvlle has been with
| Mrs. Sarah Jordan several days.... Mrs.
| COlson of Bangor has been visiting her sis
| tiers, Mrs Staples and Mrs. Jordan.... The
| farmers will begin haying as soon as the
weather is favora be. - The church steeple
| is being painted by Mr.. Harris Rich, who is
Waterman on the steam shovel, Mrs. Fred
| Blanchard has been i'll the past week with
an abcess in the throat. Mrs. Samuel
| Grant has been visiting in Castine for sew
eral days.
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BELMONT.

BELMONT.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. +. A. Hunt and MI
Charles Keyser of New York are visiting
Snpt. and Mrs. Walter Z. Quimhy OF the
Chenery Farm. Alfred Bracket, Altanus
Dutch and Misses Emma Young and Myra
scribner of Belfast were in town Sunday
at Lewis f. Young's. Miss Ethel Thomas p@lIas
and niece, Marjorie Mahoney, ,,, OF H. bosfo IN
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E: NJ: Ihoma5' noo Mr..
Vile were in town Saturday calling on
friends. II. P. Farrow, Esq, is at North
Haven on business. The dances hela a.
Mystic Grange hall every. Saturday night
are largely attended and nice young people
attend them which makes it pleasant tor az
concerned. The barn of Geo. W Knight
was struck by lightning July 4th. 1t was
not set on fire, but the lightning went IN n
through the roof, tearing off the shingles IN
several places and going down through INTO
the teup it killed ealf;, 9ult thia NUN nun
Miss Bertha Blake of Belfast spent the
| 4th with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Z. Young,
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County Correspondence.


THO RNIDI Is T..
There was Il heavy thunder shower in this
section july 18th, The rain washed the roads
badly and the lightning did considerable
damage OH the telephone line. Rev Alvin
aver passed saturday night and sunday
with Mr. Joseph Higgins. 49,, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. f. Files passed Thursday afternoon with
MI and Mrs L. NJ Iluut........ Richard C..
Higgins and family, Burton Gross ana fam
ily 1lr. and Mrs. T. l. Bartlett and Miss
Hattie Giliiatt and Lewis Hogan passed
July 18th AT Windermere Park, Unity.
Orville Leavitt was quite i'll last week. DR.,
IIurd attends him.. Mrs. Fannie Pillsbury
of Waterville was the guest of MI and Mrs.
+. H. Simpson last week zee. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Ward passed July and with friends
in NiuteIpOrt The Now and Then Club
held its meeting Friday evening in Mr..
Hasty's pine grove. Mr.. L. L. Bartlett en-
tertaned the company with selections on
his nice graphophOne. They will hold their
next meeting Friday evening, July 18th, at
the same place. Rev. Nathan Hunt held
service at the Center church Sunday after
noon, His sermon was interesting and good
music was furnished by the choir. Mrs. F.
L. Cunningham presided at the organ. Mr..
Hunt will preach at the church again Sun
day afternoon, July 22nd. Mrs Caroline
Ward is visiting her daughter, Mrs A. H..
Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Higgins
visited relatives in Bangor last week 80:
Mrs. Fred L. HaSty and daughters passed
July 4th with Mr.. and Mrs Charles Heath
-. Mr.. aud Mrs. viii Libby of Unity were
guests Saturday night and Sunday of Mr..
aud MIS-. v n. Higgins :.:..N \; Higgins
and son Richard attended the Waldo county
veterans meeting in Belfast, July 9Th. ....:
George L. Higgins and son Kenneth and
Miss Glenn came from Bangor, Tuesday
afternoon and passed the 4th with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert S.. Higgins.
George and son returned to Bangor, July
9Th. Miss Glenn will remain for two weeks.
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WINTERPORT.

Arthur \. Smith came from Portland
Saturday to spend Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Smith. MI. Smith,
who has been III, continues to improve,
Miss Ada C. Walker made brief visit with
friends IN town last week, leaving Monday
for Castine. The family of A. l.. Blajs-
dell have arrived to spend the summer at
the old no" eotead. Mrs: George Bean and
her two little sons from Winchester, Mass,
are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Wal
ter Haley. Mrs Louise Williams |, Is at
Almeda Page and Miss Elena Atwood left
Saturday for Castine. where they have en-
ployment for few weeks. go. Mrs Staples
Of Monroe and little son are the guests OF
Mrs. c. g. Brier. .... Ralph Lane has gone
to Boston, where he has ii position on the
electric cars. Miss Ethel Hardy Is attend
ing the summer school in Bucksport. The
Misses Dresser of Bangor are guests OF Miss
Marion Grant, Mrs. I. II. Sproul, VINO
has been III for a long time, has gone to the
Brewer sanitarum for treatment. $50. Miss
F!yena Grant of Prospect is the guest of
her niece, Miss Lena Sproul.. Mrs. DWyer
and sons are again at the Commercial House
for a while
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OF the party Of between 30 and 40
members of the Maine Press Associa-
ton and their guests, who had their
headquarters at York Beach last week,
few lad ever visited that section of the
state. and there are still some other
sections that remain unyjsited The
success attending this years excursion
to fresh woods and pastures new, y
should warrant planning to visit in
future excursions the places that have
been neglected for the familiar Moose
head Lake ard the Rangeley's. Old
York was certainly revelation to the
visitors and in future issues of The
journal It is Hoped to set forth some OF
its many attractions. scenic and other
wise and to make due acknowledgment
Of tie hospitality extended to the vlsi-
tors.
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APPLETON.

APPLETON.
Miss Ruth Palmer of Boston is here and
will spend the summer with her grand
mother and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Berry,.
Miss Edith Gushee has returned from
Blandford, Mass, where she ha just I'M
ished II weeks term of school. =. Mrs.
Frances Gushee, who has passed the winter
with her son Walter in Agawam. Mass, is
at home for the summer and fall months
Mrs. Emeine Gushee, who has been IN
Pennington during the winter, is at her
former home for the summer. harrison
g. Pease, one of the delegate to the state
and district conventions, returned nome
from Lewiston, being unable to go to Port
land owing to sickness He has since been
confined to the house and under the care of
a physician. go. MI. c. +. Morrill, of Read
field has been in town the past week selling
$780,. Mrs. G. ID. Wakefield has returned to
her home in Lewiston after visit OF one
week with her sister, Mrs. G. A. Chapman.
.... Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft H. Conant,
Mrs. George futile of Belfast, Mrs. Ella
Thomas Of Schuyler, Nebraska, and Mrs.
old friends here. Ben. Keller has return
ed from Portland and will spend his vaca-
ton with his parents. He will return in
September to Portland, where he will re-
sumo his medical studies at the Maine Cen
eral Hospital. Miss Mildred Wentworth
is clerking for H. c. Pease in his store. go.
All the women and children for miles
around our village who are able to do so
are engaged every pleasant day ~ R Rsidaa
rawberries. Mrs. Sturtevant OF Brldge-
water, Mass, is here and has engaged to
take the crop and dispose Of the berries to
parties in Boston. Mr.. Stnrtevant is an
extensive dealer in fruit, He begins ship
Ming Strawberries from Florida as soon as
| they are ready for the market. During the
fall months he is here buying and shipping
apples. 81. Page has returned from
Bath after attending the conventions IN
Lewiston and Portland ..... The New Cen
tury Dramatic Club of Waldoboro present
ed a comedy drama, "Little Bucksh in
Riverside Hall Friday evening. me hall
was filled with an audience that attested ITS
appreciation of the play by frequent and
hearty applause. A large company enjoyed
a dance after the drama with music by
Waterman's orchestra.
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iIAILI)ALE .

There was a baptism here last sunday.
Mrs. l. +. Sturtevant returned to Low
eli. Mass, last Monday. There is t" be
grove meeting here next sunday. Services
al. day. Elmer Clement and Bert Hall
arrived from Massachusetts last saturday
go. Mrs. springer from Brooks IS visiting
friends here this week....l. Y. Stevenson
wa, at home from Waterville last sunday.
John tolby'> hand, which was 50 badly
bitten by dog d few weeks ago. is no"
nearly healed.
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Soap every day and used about six
or seven boxes of Ointment. l was
thoroughly cured of the humor in three
weeks and haven't been affected WITH
it since. l use no other Soap than
Cuticura now. I remain, yours respect
fully, H. J. Myers, Z. s. n, =. 5. ..
Newark, New York, July s, 1903.
"P. S. Publish if YOU wish"
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SEARS MONT.

Mr. and Mrs. X. F. Dunton, Mr.. William
Dupton and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Written OF
Belfast spent the Fourth in town...,Mrs,
Roscoe Staples of Rockland called upon
friends in town July 3D.. Mrs. Dr. Ham
lin and Mrs. Nettie Alexander of OIono are
guests of MI. and Mrs II, E. Holmes. -.
Mrs. d. F. Hopkins of Camden was the
guest of Miss j f. Mcfarland last week..
Misses knight and McCorrison have placed
"a new piano in the public hall. -. -; Mrs;
William Wood and daughters Mabel and
olive have gone to Nashua, New Hamp-
shire, for two months visit. ..... Mrs
Georgia Hobbs of Camden is in town for
week, the guest of Miss Sarah A. Farrar. :;
J. L. Bean is in the Maine General Hospital
| for treatment rs. B. Haskell Of Camden
was in town last Sunday. Mrs. Mary
| B0ynton and son of Meriden, Conn, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ripley.
Misses Churchell and Dickerson Of Melrose,
| Mass, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua.
| Rivers very interesting service OF
song at the NJ f. church last Sunday even
ing was illustrated by stereopticon views
| bv Rev. c. A Purdy. A very pleasing
feature of the concert was the beautifully
rendered solo "Face to Face" by Mrs
| Alexander of Orono.
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CENTER MONTvILLE.

Exavier sprow has rented his farm to
Ephralm Thompson and will move with
his family to Roxbury, Mass, this fall.
Miss Harriet Mosher of Bangor was the
week 80. Mr.. and Mrs. Latus are the guests
Of Mrs Eliza Bean. Mrs. LatuS was for
merly Eva Sprowl of this town and her
townspeople are always glad to see her....
Mrs Clifton Morse will entertain the soap
| club this week. a dance was held IN the
| ing of July 4th, and was well attended,.
James II. bartlett, who has been very i'll
with gastric fever for two months, is i'm
proving...A Sunday school has been or
| ganized at the Centre by Henry McC orTlson,
| with Mr. Clifton Morse as superintendent.
The meetings will be held at the school,
house at 80 a. nl...... Charles Ring and
George Edmunds completed their dance
floor at Centennial Park last week and had
dance and supper July 4th. Although it
rained throughout the day, the evening was
all that could be desired They will have a
similar affair next Thursday evening".
Prof. L. c. Bateman of Lewiston has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver the centen-
nial address at the MontyiIle Centennial
August 22d The committee of arrange
ments have employed the Freedom band for
that day and have extended an invitation
to Mark Bartlett of Waterville to deliver an
address Of welcome They have ordered
one thousand invitation cards printed go.
Freeman johnson returned to Boston last
week .. Mrs Abbie White and son, Bert
Bradstreet, of Brockton, Mass, and Hattie
Clough of Liberty, visited their cousin,
Cora A Goodwin, last Friday. George L.
Edmunds is doing ID. W. Iasker's haylng
He has hired Gus Bagley to help him. They
began last Monday. Solomon Palmer and
Charles Oxton are going to change work
getting their hay. Charles B. thompson
has engaged c. B. Ring to cut his hay next
week. :. Miss Hazel Luce spent her vaca-
ton in Belfast, with her sister, Miss Hattie
j. Luce Frank Luce, Miss Ola Heal, and
Miss Hattie j. Luce visited Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Luce last Saturday and Sunday. 1t
is natural to think of STRAWBERRIES and
cream when you see a man in his field with
a pail and basket. But perhaps he is
picking the blossoms of the orange hawk
weed and its amiable kinsman, the king,
devil weed, placing them in the basket and
then gently depositing handful OF salt
from the pail about the roots. Many are
sparing no pains to exterminate these
weeds, while others are letting them
flourish unheeded. -. Granville Atkinson
is at home from the Waldo County Hospital
and is looking well. The stump OF his LEG
is not yet wholly healed. Some haylng
will be done this week, but not many will
begin vigorous onslaught on he grass un'
| til about the middle of the month";. Mrs
| Roy Luce and son of Lawrence, Mass, are
| pass the summer with Frank A. Luce.