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The Delta independent., 1906-05-11

Bits by the Editor.
The Empire says 1t is easy to see why
there are yellow newspapers. So many
yellow kind of people. "Aint" it the
truth?
Did you ever have anybody extend
you the "glad" hand and at the same
time feel chill roll up your arm. We
have, lots Of times.
Rawalt says we should be happy that
our editorials are Of sufficient impor-
tance to be noticed. Thanks. A little
syrup please. 1t will 60 down easier.
Those Paonia fellows that lost $500
horse lately have made up their minds
that it pays to buy less quality and more
quantity. The sum lost would have pur.
chased good sized bunch.
A 22-calibre scheme is afioat in Delta.
The gunner is q mighty good pop-gun
shooter. Pop-gun loads always have
a long string attached to the load. 1t
is thus herewith.
Dogs! Yes, ye gods. its dogs! Has
the town Of Delta dog tax license! II
SO let's enforce it. II every dog that
prowled the streets and gamboled IN
front yards paid = tax there would be
no deficit in water bond interest.
+ Hotchkiss says that theirs Is the only
l3gical location for the county fair.
Alright. but when II comes 70 Fourth
Of July celebrations Delta whoops 'em
up 80 fast and furious that everything
is tame in comparison. Lookout for
1906. It's going to be hummer.
Phil Stephens and Mabel Hurst were
married in Hotchkiss last week. We
overlooked mentioning II although post
cd. 1t is = safe bet that Phil viii be
happy from now on and viii look -
contented ~ sheep on . cattle range
when there are lot Of little Pnillies to
meet him at the door.
That after show" for men only. the
other night, promised to be - rich and
~ rare an occasion - the one when
circus showed down near the depot and
attracted many Of the busincss lights"
to the rear Of the big tent. However
the manager said mix" and the curtain
failed to rise after the FIRST stunt.
Wheny you meet with one Of those loose
jointed. .tilty.tighty sidewalk boards that
refuse longer to act rsspsctabc and
derive more pleasure In knocking your
shins than kissing the solss Of your
feet. just calmly stoop over and throw
II into the gutter. You may save the
town . lawsuit. Better still you arc
doing charitable act.
The Enterprise editor may be an old
newspaper man and he may be dead
wise" to his game but crediting an
article taken from one paper in town
to that papers contemporary is one Of
the latest wrinkles that comes 10 our
notice. That is the way he treated US
last week. Perhaps on purpose-per-
haps in error. We trust, the latter.
When II comes TO matter Of travel
ing cvangeIists Hotchkiss carries the
bun. Recently pair Of these devoted
brethren held series Of protracted
meetings in our sister berg, managing
to carry away with them goodly sum
Of cash and ended their appeals by .
frantic announcement Of the Hotchkiss
gossips who very inadvertedly happened
to discover the two pious gentlemen
engaged in singing coon songs with
The Delta independent., 1906-05-11

Phil Stephens and Mabel Hurst were
married in Hotchkiss last week. We
overlooked mentioning II although post
cd. It il . safe bet that Phil will be
happy from now on and will look -
contented - sheep on . cattle range
when there are lot Of little Pnillies to
meet him at the door.
The Delta independent., 1906-05-11
National Banks.

Have proved to be the safest banking
institution in the world; but few have
ever failed, and that few have paid 7s
per cent Of their total liabilities.
This exceptional record Of stability
has established great confidence on
the part of the people, and has given
them the greater part Of the banking
business, wherever National Banks are
located.
One feature Of National banking laws
in particular has added to their strength
--viz-the public reports Of condition,
which show the depositors In such banks
Just how the bank stands a to amount
on deposit; amount Of loans, and the
earnings.
The First National Bank Of Delta
pays per cent interest on deposits,
and has plenty Of money to loan, II the
security offered 10 sufficient.
Open your account with the
The First National Bank,
A. H. srocxHAM.
President.
The Delta independent., 1906-05-11
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate OF John W. Walker Dccca.ed.

The undersigned, having been appointed Exec
utor Of the Estate Of John W. Walker decea~ssi,
late Of the County Of Delta. in the State Of Colo
rado, deceased, hereby gives notice TINT he will
appear before the County Court Of said Delta
County. at the Court Hou-e in Delta. In said
County, ON Monday. the 2i-t day Of May. A. D.
1908, at the hour OF ten o'clock A. N. Of said da,
at which time all persons having claims ngnins
said estate are notified and requested To attend
for the purpose Of having the same adjusted. All
per.ons indebted TO said estate arr requested 10
make immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, this 18th day Of April.
A. d. 1905.
Robert S. Kel-o. Executor
of the Estate Of John W. Walker, Deceased.
KIsa 4 STEWART, ATTORNEYS.
Ills
The Delta independent., 1906-05-11
Legal Advertisements !
zee ssssss ssss ssssssssssss
Call for School Warrants On pisrie, Nos. and u

Notice is hereby given that the County Treas
urcr Is ready TO pay the following registered
warrants on School Dist. Nc~. and II upon pre-
sen,ation Mt his Office, and that Interest same
ccases on the 18th dny Of May, 1906 the sa,ne bs-
ing the full Thirty days notice required BY law.
pIsTTIcT NO. !.
The Delta independent., 1906-05-11

Those Paonia fellows that lost $500
horse lately have made up their minds
that it pays to buy less quality and more
quantity. The sum lost would have pur.
chased good sized bunch.
The Delta independent., 1906-05-11

A 22-calibre scheme is afloat in Delta.
The gunner is = mighty good pop'gun
shooter. Pop-gun loads always have
a long string attached to the load. 1t
is thus herewith.
The Delta independent., 1906-05-11

Dogs! Yes, ye gods, its dogs! Has
the town of Delta dog tax license! II
SO let's enforce it. II every dog that
prowled the streets and gamboled IN
front yards paid = tax there would be
no deficit in water bond interest.
The Delta independent., 1906-05-11
Bits BY the Editor.

The Empire says 1t is easy to see why
there are yellow newspapers. So many
yellow kind of people. "Aint" it the
truth?
The Delta independent., 1906-05-11

Did you ever have anybody extend
you the "glad" hand and at the same
time feel chill roll up your arm. We
have, lots Of times.
The Delta independent., 1906-05-11

Rawalt says we should be happy that
our editorials are Of sufficient impor-
tance to be noticed. Thanks. A little
syrup please. It will 60 down easier.
The Delta independent., 1906-05-11

Hotchkiss says that theirs is the only
l,gical location for the county fair.
Alright. but when It comes 20 Fourth
of July celebrations Delta whoops 'em
up 80 fast and furious that everything
is tame in comparison. Lookout for
1906. It's going to be hummer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13

4. J. franklin and wife were down from
'As hatchery over Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Frost visited relatives in
hahgor and orono few days last week.
Nhslow Frost and family, OF Water
'lle' made a short visit with relatives
HA week. Me-. Frost met with bad
s ! short time ago on the Maine
0snifal railroad, which necessitated the
@'pOIAf'on of one leg above the knee.
oShoois Nos. and 2 closed Friday. The
attendance at No. has been so small that
'Ae pupils OF that district will be trans
Hf'ed next year 10 No. 1.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Mrs. Mary Dunham is visiting relatives
in Bangor this week.
Elmer Blaisdell and wife spent Sunday
at East oriand with Mr.. Blaisdell's par
enis.
A. w. Ellis and wife have been visiting
ior several days with Mr.. Ellis sister at
Monroe.
y >. Jordan and family, who have been
at the Hooper mill since early spring.
hsge moved home.
Mrs. Joseph Lyman, who has been
spending several weeks here with her
daughter, Mrs. Hiram Hamilton, has gone
to Dedham TO visit another daughter.
Mrs. Margaret Nevils and daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Byrnes, with niece, Mary
Hughes, who have been spending the win
ter in Roxbury, Mass, are home for the
summer
DR.. Alton Jordan, wife and son, and
Mrs. Jordsn's father, Mr.. Tyler, came
down from Bangor by auto Sunday morn
ing, returning home In the afternoon.
While here they were guests of George p.
Durham and wife.
Mrs. Frank Morgan, of Brookline,
Mass, who has been visiting here with
her mother, Mrs. II. c. Hastings, re-
turned home Thursday. She was accom-
panied by her nephew, Master Robert
Holden, who will visit her for several
weeks
Miss Myra r. Grace and Frank A. Cottle
were married at the Methodist parsonage
in Ellsworth Wednesday evening OF last
week, by Rev. j. p. Simonton. Both bride
and groom are among Ellsworth Falls
esst-knowp young people, and have the
best wishes Of their many friends.
The reception given Rev. J. d. Prigmore
and wife Thursday evening was a very
pleasant affair, aud vas attended by a
gOodiy number. Miss Cram, OF Bangor,
rendered several solos very prettily, and
speeches were called for from Mr.. and
Mrs. Prigmore, Major Pitman, and John
II. Brimmer, all of whom responded hap
pity. Cake and coffee were served.
The wedding OF Miss Florence Lyman
and Leroy Hsslam took place on
Wednesday evening OF last week at the
home OF the groom's mother, Mrs. Haslam.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
ID. Prigmore in corner of the parlor,
which had been daintily arranged by
young lady friends Of the bride. Only the
immediate relatives Of the bride and
groom were present, except Mrs. Prigmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haslam have gone to Hal-
lowell, where Mr.. Hsslam is employed.
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MARRIED..

ADAMS-HINCRLEY--A Bluehill June 8.
by Rev Il Bean, Miss Edyth /. Adams, Of
Biuehill, to Everett Hinckley, of Bar Har-
Dor.
BARTLETT-sMTTH--A Lamoine June 4 by
Rev Thomas Mcdonald Miss Elizabeth A
Bartlett to Leauder Smith. both of
Lamoine.
CAMPBELIr-CLARK--A Island Falls, June
g. Miss Helen Campbell to John Il Clark,
both OF Bar Harbpr.
DOWNS-DoW-At Ellsworth. June 8, by Rev
Simonton, Mrs Bertha NJ Downs, of
Hancock; to James Dow, jr, of Cherry6eld.
GRACE-COTTLE--At Ellsworth, June g. by
Rev J Simonton, Miss MyFa Grace to
Frank Coetie, both of Ellsworth Falls.
JOSES-YOUNG-At steuben, May 49, by
David Smith, esq, Miss Mile Jones to
Alton Young. both of douldsboro.
kANE-SMALL--At North Sullivan, MAY 81
by Rev n Pearson, Miss Grace f Kane, of
Sorrento, to Charles q Small, of Ciouldsboro.
LYMAN-HASLAM--AtE Ellsworth Fails, June
s. by Rev J ID Prgmore. Miss Florence
Lyman to Leroy Haslam, both of Ellsworth
Falls
PfERCE-HAsLEM-At Portsmouth, n H.,
Fannie Pierce, of Ellsworth, to William
Haslem, of Lamoiue.
ER-HENRICKsoN-A Stonington,
June 9, by Rev Charles w Robinson, Miss
Florence VI Sweetser to Bert Henrickson.
both of Stonington.
WEsT-BOTNTON-A Lamoine, June Z, by
Rev Thomas Mcdonald. Miss May f West
to NJ Boynton, both of Lamoine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13

Mrs. Celia Fullerton has gone to Bart
,e,,'s Island to visit friends.
Can't. ". l.. Pratt is at home while his
vessel is being loaded in Bkagor,
Miss Vera Pratt visited Miss Addie
MADDOX at North Ellsworth recently.
Mrs. Hsttic Rsmick Holt, Of Cape Ann,
with her two children, is visiting her
sister, Mrs sue Pray.
Miss Jessie Fullerton and Miss VIVA
Ray, Of Bsrtlett's Island, made a short
visit to relatives here recently.
Capt. CLANCY sadier visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs Eta Dorr, in Bar Harbor, last
week. Mrs. Dorr has been very III.
Mrs.. Fred Hall, who has been boarding
with her sister for the last four weeks,
has returned to her home in Brewer.
Ernest Harrington and wife, of Wal
than, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Harring-
toms parents, Fred Miiiiken and wife.
H. d. Hodgkins and wife, who have
been visiting friends and relatives here,
have returned to their home in South
Brswsr.
Miss Tena Bshbidge, who has boarded
with Mrs. <. T.. Williams for the past ten
OF twelve years, is now boarding with
Mrs. Clara York.
Ms. William Libby, OF Roslindale,
Mass, with her three children, Gladys,
Mildred and Willie, Is here for the sum
nef They viii board with Mrs. William
Murch
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aeuerttsrminla.
WAIT FOR HUNGER.
Good Advice from G.. A. Parcher as
How to Create an Appetite.

Good Advice from G.. A. Parcher as
How to Create an Appetite.
Any physician will tell you that it
is unwise to eat unless one is really
hungry. 1t is far better to miss a
meal than to eat without appetite.
But do not take a tonic, stimulant
or appetizer to make you hungry. G..
A. Pareher says that the best way to
create an appetite is to restore the d.
gestion to health by the use of Mona
stomach tablets, a reliable remedy
that he has with the best of satisfac-
ton.
When Mona is used, the irritation
and Inflammation of the stomach
coating will be soothed, the gastric
follicles will be strengthened SO that
they will pour out the natural diges-
tive tluiGs with regularity, and the
food you eat will be perfectly digested
without distress.
A large box of Mona stomach tab
lets is sold for 80 cents by G. A.
Parcher, and it is so successful and
reliable in curing indigestion and
other stomach troubles, with the ex-
ception of cancer of the stomach, that
he sells it under guarantee that the
money will be refunded unless it does
all that is claimed for it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13
GREEN LAKE.

Messrs, Buck and KRISTEN spent day
a their cottage.
Mr. PiaH, wife and children are spend
Ing a few weeks at the Miller cottage.
There was quite number OF arrivals at
Green Lake Saturday and Sunday. satur-
DAY mornings train brought number Of
school girls and boys, chaperoned by Mrs.
manuel Woodbury. and Mrs. Knowlton,
hey spent the day pleasantly, and a pic
NC dinner Was enjoyed. Saturday even
nss arrivals included MFR. and Mrs.
Lowell and family, Walter Morse and
vile, Leslie Cutter and wife, Miss Web
SER Mt. bobbs, DIR. Nealley, wife and
soa, {. j. Emery and u few friends, Don
Webster.
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DIED.

ANDERsoN-At Brooklin, June 8, Robert E
Anderson, aged "a years, months, 10 days.
HUTCHINGS-Dro Drowned, ut Bucksport, June
Y. infant child of Mr. and Mrs Melvin
Hutchings.
GILES-Drowned. ut Green Lake, June 10,
Benjamin Giles, of Ellsworth Falls, aged ri
years,
KIEF-At Bluehill. June s. infant son of Mr.
aud Mrs Frank X Kief.
MARKs-At Biuehill, June IL, Abel B Marks,
aged 81 years, days.
PREBLE-At sullivan, June o. Elva b, wife of
Henry Preble, aged 81 years.
ROBINsON-At West Brooksville. June 10,
Miss Kate Robinson, aged about 80 years.
SARGEST--At South Gouldsboro, June s,
Jonathan Sargent, aged 20 years, months,
5 days.
SHAw-At Gouldsboro, May u, Mrs Lydia J
shaw, aged IS years, 1 month. [Corrected.l
SPuRLING-At Cranberry Isles, June 5,
William 5 Squirting. aged SO years. months,
u days.
SrApLES-Drowned, at Green Lake, June 10,
Herbert Staples, OF Ellsworth, aged 20 years.
THURLoW--At Long Island, June 10, Daryl
Il ThusloW, aged months, 10 days.
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SURRY.

Miss Edith Estelle Anderson and
Charles Raymond White were married in
Bangor Thursday evening, June I, by Rev.
A. b. Lorimer. Only near relatives were
present. The bride was tastefully attired
in white muslin and lace and carried
bouquet of white pinks. The maid OF
honor and groomsman were Gertrude An
derson and Clifford Anderson, sister
and brother of the bride. After the cere-
mony refreshments were served. Mrs.
White, formerly of Surry, is highly es-
teemed by all who know her. She has
been employed as nurse in Bangor. MIR.
White is granite cutter, at present en-
ployed in Hallowell. where they Will re-
side.
June II. ofhc.
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ELLSWORTH DEMOCRATS.
,.sates 10 state, District and
W. ro.nty Conventions Chosen.

,atas 10 state, District and
roonty Conventions Chosen.
49, asmocrsts OF Ellsworth met in
ems saturday evening to choose dele
-. - 10 state, district and county con-
s.,tons. r. b. wyman called the caucus
~ order. c. II. Leland was made chair
- and ]. f. Doyle clerk. Delegates
we're chosen as follows:
s,..s-A. w. Greedy, d. +. Hurley,
cssr,es w. Gerry. II. F. Maddocks, F. p.
Haynes. AIternates r. $. Lord, William
80, Z. B. wyman, Francis McGown, T..
Z. Brady.
n;st,ict-J. NJ. Higgins, c. II. Leland,
n stuart. q. b. Stuart, J., A. Cunning
-. Aiternates Harvard Lord, J. IT..
nouoysn. W. X. McGown, John f. Doyle,
Harvard Jordan.
county-Frank $. Lord, e. y. wyman,
"a Eppes, c. II. Foster, Roscoe Holmes,
shea. Fred Moore, Charles II. Mon
.sbsn. Alvin Staples, E. e. Brady, w. H..
n..sssr. A. NJ. Foster, G. w. Sweeney
,nsrna,es C. II. Leland, ]. NJ. Higgins,
C. W. Mason, r. 4. boSis, n ~. stuart, ~.
7 Hurley, c. p. Smith, John e. Doyle,
alvin Maddocks, c. J. Brown, J. II. Dom
oyap. Z. f. Doyle, c. p. Halpin.
The present city committee, consisting
dE. b. wymsn, ward 1, A. ID. Stuart,
vsrd 2; c. II. Monaghan, ward g. Alvin
s,aplcs, ward 4; F, p. Haynes, ward 5, was
reelected.
The delegates to the county convention
were instructed to vote for Byron II.
Mayo 70, sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13


A summer school for teachers will be
held from July to Aug. 3, at the f. NJ.
c. seminary in Backsport, under the direc-
tion OF State Supt. Stetson.
The summer schools are a part OF the
plan for raising the standing OF the public
schools OF the State. 1t has been the
practice for several years to hold q series
OF institutes for abont four days each, in
several places throughout the State. Supt.
Stetson made new departure last year,
in establishing the summer training
school for teachers, which was so success
full that this year he proposes to conduct
several OF the same sort. These schools
deal with the fundamental branches, and
are especially for the benefit OF the
teachers in the rural schools.
Instruction will be given by specialists
in the several branches, and the most APP
proved methods of the best schools will
be employed. Tuition in the school is free
to those who are teaching or who intend to
teach within year. Those who contem-
plate taking a normal course later, as well
as those who wish to pass the State exami-
nations, will find the summer school ex-
ceedingly helpful. Board may be OBJ
tanned in town or at the seminary at rea-
sonable rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-06-13
LONG CHASE FOR THIEVES.
Boys Wanted for Series of Thefts
Captured at Bar Harbor.

Boys Wanted for Series of Thefts
Captured at Bar Harb0r.
A chase for thieves which led through
three counties, terminated at Bar Harbor
Saturday night, when two young men,
Jerre Sprague, aged twenty years, and AL
mon Jones, aged fifteen years, were ar
rested as they were about to board a boat
for Rockland.
Last Thursday the boys hired team at
d. l.. Sullivan's livery stable in Bangor
saying they would be back at 5 O'Clock,
They failed to return, and were traced to
Brooks, where a store was entered Thurs
day night, and money, rifles, cigars, ETC.,
stolen.
From there the chase led across Winter
port ferry, and through Hancock county
by way Of orland, Surry and Ellsworth,
to Bar Harbor. At Orland they stopped
long enough Friday night to break into
the store of WI. Wentworth g. Co., and
steal a small sum of money, and miscel-
laneous articles
The boys were arraigned in the Bar
Harbor municipal court on the East Or
i"iiu Nllat sei anu pouhu over ior the grand
Jury in 800 bail. They were brought to
Ellsworth jail.
Bail has today been furnished for Jones,
the younger Of the boys, and he will be
taken to Waldo county to answer to the
charge there. Fl. l.. Crabtree, of Ellis
worth, will accompany him as counsel
Sheriff Carleton, of Waldo county, is in
Ellsworth to-day.
Sprague will probably remain in Els
worth jail for the October grand jury, on
the East Orland charge.
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MARINE LIST.


FRkSKLIS--Ar June 9, sch Lewis French
CID June 4, sch Robert W, Boston
CID June 6, sch Circle, Rockland
CID June 9, sch VIM Eadie, Bar Harbor
WEST SULLrvASAr June 5, sch Mary Au-
gusta
Ar June :, sch Mary Wellington
Ar june 10, scha Catherine and Maggie Ellen
cid June 3, sch Lavolta, N Y
cid June 8, sch + II Odiorne. n Y
CID June 8, sen Mary Augusta, n Y
Sid June II, sch Mary b Wellington. "
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BORN.

CLARK-At stonington, June 6, to Mr. and
Mrs William X Clark, son.
HARDISON--At Franklin, June 5, to Mr. and
Mrs Harry Hardison. a daughter.
HAYEY-At West Sullivan. June 8, to Mr. and
Mrs Harvard II Havey, son.
klEF-At Bluehir, June 3, to Mr. and Mrs
Frank Kief, a son.
LEACH-At Penobscot, June s. 10 Mr. and Mrs
Bllery Leach, a daughter.
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CHURCH NOTES.

'SioN ooS0'L, ELLSWORTH FALLS.
Rec. J, d. Prismoye, pastor.
,, sunday, June 1T--Morning service at
:, ~ sermon by pastor. Sunday school at
~ Ffayer meeting at 7.30 p. IN.
BAPTIST.
heu. p. A. A. Kiuana, pastor.
m sunday, June II - Morning service at
~. Sermon by the pastor. Sunday
Ooi az ll-45. Christian Endeavor meet
l. Evening service at 7.30.
ny SOie study and prayer .service at 7.30
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Her. y. p. Simonton, pastor.
uay' June Is = Prayer service at 7.30.
n sunday, June IT Morning service at
~ Sermon by Rev. s. L. Hanscom, of
vo.. nafoor. Sunday school at 1i.45. Ep-
n. 'n league z. Evening service at 7.3o.
W. Hanscom.
!, Featoa-Preaehing Sunday at go u. m.
~ hsnseom.
CONGREGATIONAL.
@ Rer. y. N. Adams, pastor.
Io,o June i7-Morning service at
NJ, sermon by the pastor. Sunday school
d. ser and conference meeting on Fri
~ evening at 100.
UNITARIAN.
a.. aeg. 8. w. Sutton, pastor.
1nm June IT. Morning service at
sebo., sermon by the pastor. Sunday
.suOoi at ll.a5 am.
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BABY DROWNED.
Carriage Blown on Wharf While
Mother Efshpd

A peculiar accident occurred at Bucks
port yesterday afternoon, by which a
seven months-old baby lost its life.
Mrs. Melvin Hutchings went to Halls
wharf early in the afternoon to fish for
founders. She took her infant with her
in its carriage. A gust of wind started
the baby carriage rolling, and before Mrs.
Hutchings could reach it, it went into the
water.
The carriage was recovered almost inn
mediateiy. but the child had been thrown
out of il, and was drowned. The body
was recovered three hours later.
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Eour Drowned at Brewer.

-Four members OF the graduating class OF
the Brewer high school were drowned
yesterday in Hines pond, while the class
was on its annual class picnic. Those
drowned are: Winfield Brown, Lamonte
Parker, Lawrence Aiken, Norman Herrick.
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