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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-06
NONRESIDENT Notice.
A. S. McALExANpER, ct ais

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Va
7. A. ADHESION, Administrator ct ais } |
Chancery Court, Lawrence County
Tennessee.
In this cause it appears from the bill
which ia sworn to that the following
named defendants are non-residents OF
the State Of Tennessee, so that ordinary |
process cannot be served upon Them, to
wit,
Mamie F. simms, Mamie johnson,
Herbert French, Thomas ?. Herbert,
Mamie Seymour and her husband 49,
Seymour, Mollie Prindle and her bus
band - Prindle, Fernando Q Her
bert, John d. Herbert, Felic @. Herbert,
W. P. Herbert, Mrs. Ada b. Wadenl
and her husband -- Walden, Mrs.
Minnie Balm and her husband -
Balm. NJ. ID. Herbert
1t also appears from said bill that 5.
B. Herbert had certain brothers and
sisters who died before he did, leaving
children and the descendants Of such
children, whose names and residences
are unknown to the complainant and
could not be ascertained, and that dill
gent search and inquiry has been made
to ascertain the same, and that such
children, or their descendants are en-
titled to share as distributes in the
lands belonging to the said 5. b. Her
bert at his death, described in the bill
and situated in Lawrence County Ten
nessee, known as the Wayland Springs
property. The names of such brothers
and sisters being as follows:
Ann Herbert who intermarried with
one James Wayland Elizabeth Herbert
who lntermarried with one - Dean,
Rebecca Herbert, who was married
three times, first to one -- Mathews
second to one - French, and third
TO one - Mcclure. And also the
unknown children of G. L. Herbert, {
nephew of S. b. Herbert and son Of @
. L. Herbert, brother, and the unknown
children OF Ida McCraw, neice of S B
Herbert and Cortez Herbert brother
r All of which persons are proceeded
against as the heirs OFFS B. Herbert
deceased,
1t also appears that said bill is flet
for the purpose Of winding up and set
thing the estate of the said S B Herber
as an insolyent estate, and to remoy
. the settlement from the County Cour
to the Chancery Court of -Lawrenc
County.
o Il is therefore ordered that publica
e ton be made for four consecutive week
7, in the Lawrence Democrat, news
paper published IN Lawrenceburg, Ten
nessee, requiring the non-residents an,
. unknown defendants above named an
described, to appear before the Cler
. and Master of the Chancery Court O
Lawrence County at his Office in Law
rencebuurg, Tennessee, on or before th
first Monday in August, next, and max
defense to the compliments bill, or tn
: same will be taken for confessed as t
them, and set for hearing ex parte.
|. It is further ordered that all person
y having claims against said estate of S
Herbert, or having an interest therei
come toward and file their claims on
have themselves made parties to tn
cause on or before the next term of tn
10 Court.
rs This June3
THos. H. MEREDITH, @. q NJ.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-06
Gents Furnishings Depart
ment.

$1.OO d 81 So Negligee shirts.".o...89c
60 & zoe - .... 45c
SOC Elastic Seam Drawers. ."..".45c
so Pairs Mems and Youths Trousers,
rs per cent wool in sizes only from 20
to "a waist and from 80 to 80 length.
If You can find your size in this lot, it
will cost you only..."".........".~9Sc
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-06
CEORCE BROS. DRY GOODS
COMPANY
Quantity and Quality Store

25th, day of August 1906 and pay State,
County, and all other taxes, assessed
against said lands together with all
interest, penalties, and costs incurred,
including this notice Of publication as
now provided by law, your right to re-
deem same shall be forever barred, and
deed to same will be at once executed
by me to B. o. Lumpkins. the pur
chaser of said lands.
Witness my hand at Office on this 25
day of June 1906
JNo. B. KENNEDY, Clerk.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-06
A Word to the Institute Visitors

While you are in town come to our
store and make it your head quarters,
we will be glad to do all we can fOryour
comfort and convenience,
NJ. s. MoDoUGAL DRY GOODS Co.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-06

milGoh md0k - CIV eugeu luulNl-
dual, and every cross is a speed and
producing line. We will make fall
season at my stable in North Lawrence
burg. Thanking the breeders for their
appreciation of this most fashOnably
hred horse, am yours truly,
f. E. Illusion
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-06
not make the

Man"-but to be- we'll
dressed is a valuable asset
A George Brothers Suit
is a guarantee of Correct
Attire.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-06
Ten Days Sale on Trousers for
Men, Youths and Boys.

Latest in style, Big Shape, Cuff Bot
toms, or Without, with or without Belt
Straps.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-06
Announcements

I respectfully solicit your support for
County Court Clerk, Election Aug. 1906
n. B.. SINiMs.
| respectfully solicit your support foI
Trustee of Lawrence County, Election
Aug. 1906. w. P. FLEEMAN.
We are authorized to announce Geo
n. Crosthwaite as candidate for Cir
cult Court, Clerk of Lawrence County
Election in August.
McNELY:-We are au thorized tt
announce E. E. McNely as a candidate
Tor Register of Lawrence County
Election in August.
SMALLwooD:-We are authorized tt
announce, John T. Smallwood, as
candidate for Sheriff of Lawrence
County. Election in August.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-06

nnIn TIT. the eOld-oure. that does the
work in hours, and will
not make you sick. Try II.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-06
NJ. E. SOUTH
Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
nost office at Lawrenceburg, Tennp
for the week ending June 30, 1906
Collins, Mrs. Josie
Parties calling for above letters VIII
lease say Advertised
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-06
Faith, Love and Hope.
ISAAC OsBURN

Faith is the power that moves the mind
To hope for that unseen;
It lights the way for all mankind,
To fields of living green.
Faith falters not when foes arise,
But ever presses on;
Faith points us far beyond the skies,
TO him who victory won
Faith points us to the narrow way,
That leads from earth to heaven;
Reveals the gift of that sweet day,
To whom this faith is given.
Faith, Hope and Love is ever thine,
Who seeks a home above;
It's radiant light doth ever shine,
In that sweet home of love.
Faith, my companion thou shall be,
Until / reach the goal;
Hope ne'er shall cease until we see
The heaven Of the soul.
Love then shall ever bear us on,
In JOY supremely grand;
Will keep us in that heavenly bond,
A blessed, happy band.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-06

H1'V IIO110 - ''''N y I'''V'1'0N ~
and style, for the sire of his second
dam, Mambrino King was never beaten
in the show ring, and is the sire of
Lady of the manor 2;04l
Lord Derley 2;054
Heir OF Law 2;O59
Nightingale 2;OS
Dora Duet 2;09
Milton Mack is gilt edged indivi.
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PROSPECT HARBOR.
NAA6Nhs
Sept. 4.

Charles Blance, jr., is i'll.
L. b. Deasy's family have returned to
Bar Harbor.
Alfred wass arrived Sunday to spend a
few days at DIR. Larrabee's.
Miss Vida Cleaves came over from
Grindstone for visit Sunday.
DR.. J. B. Curtis and wife, of Orange
Heights, Fla, are guests at DIR. Larrabee's.
Misses Emma and Leila Cole will leave
this morning for Rockport, to visit their
brother.
Benjamin Crossley and wife, of Frank
lin, have been spending the week at J. s.
Coombs'.
Miss Rachel Cole, of Brooklin, has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Charles
Blanoe, ir.
Rev. Fred Stanley and family, of Or
rlngton, have been visiting at Mrs. Abbe
Delivers.
Or. +. r. LArrabec returned Saturday
from East Corinth, where he expects to
settle for the present.
Clarke BIance aud Genevieve Cole leave
this morning for waterville to attend
Coburn classical institute.
Mrs. J. p. Shepherd, with her children,
- BIO has been spending the summer at
Capt. Dcasy's, has returned to Rumford
Fails.
Miss Pcrsis Vose, OF Portland, who has
bsen spending e few weeks with her
sister. Mrs. r. 5. Rice, returned home the
last Of the week.
Percy Moore, who is employed by the
Chase Granite Co., Bluehill, came home
saturday for few days. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. Thorn.
Miss Gertrude Bickford will go to
Bangor this morning, where DIR. Clough is
10 perform a slight operation on her ear,
- hen she wiil 20 10 Charleston TO attend
Higgins institute. Her mother, Mrs. f.
G. Biekford. and Mrs. Alfred Hamilton
accompanied Der.
A party from Franklin was entertained
al Coiambas hall Tuesday, by the people
who we're - beautifully entertained at
Camp Laughing Water" in June. Mrs.
Charlas Bunker, Mrs. Adelaide Dunn, Miss
Dunn, Benjamin Crusslsy and wife, Mrs.
Ilsiia Adams and John Pherson were in
the PARTY from franklin. r, ID. Guptill
and wlfe, J. A. Hil and wife, Mrs. L. h.
ncasy And danghicF and Mrs. y. :. Prehle,
81 Easi Boston, we're additional guests.
4aut To- 4.
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COUNTY NEWS.
RL.uEIIlLI..


Harvey Curtis, who has been i'll for some
weeks, is little better.
Lester Hinckley, of Boston, arrived
home Sept. 2, for weeks vacation.
Amos e. Slower and wife, of Boston, are
visiting his parents, r. P. Slower and wife.
! Miss Emma w. Hinc<ley left Saturday
for Attlehoro, Mass, where she is to teach.
The Bluehill baseball team defeated the
sargenlyilIe team Saturday. Score 10 to 10.
George Frederick and family, who have
been with Mrs. Frederick's parents, A. c..
osgood and wife, left for their home in
Methuen Sept. 1.
The annual picnic of the James A. Gar
field post and corps was enjoyed Aug. 20.
About seventy five attended, and tried to
do justice to the nice CLANS, corn and
coffee literally provided by the comrades.
fhe annual picnic OF the Odd Fellows
and Rehekahs, which was to have been
held Labor Day at the shore, was, as last
year, enjoyed in the evening at the hall, as
the storm prevented the gathering at
noon.
Among departures Monday were Charles
Slower and wife, for Cambridge, Mass,
ida Lee Pandevin for Flushing, n. Y,
Misses Florence Morse and Josie Snow for
Rockland, Misses Gertrude Clough, Flora
Hinckley, Alice Mayo and Annie Grindle,
for Boston.
b. F, Hinekley, who had been failing in
health for a year or two, died Ang. rs,
aged seventy-six years. Funeral services
were held Thursday in the Baptist chapel.
Mr.. Hinckley during all his life had been
a respected citizen of the town. Faithful
in his work, industrious, accommodating
to his fellowmen, upright in character,
kind husband and father, he has finished
| his work and gone to his reward. For
forty years he was member of the Baptist
| church. HIS companion, with whom he
lived more than fifty years, died last Octo-
Der. Mr.. Hinckley was the son of Wal
lace Hinckley. He leaves a son, E. F.
Hinckley, one daughter, Mrs. Frank Mad
docks, both of whom did all that could be
done for his comfort. He leaves also two
sisters, Mrs. Joan Merrill and Mrs. Addie
Cargell.
Sept. 4. NJ,
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NOTICE oF FoRECLosURE.

lvHEREAS william II. Grant, of WalthaE.
w county of Hancock. and State of Maine
by his mortgage deed dated January Is, 1891,
and recorded in book 25s. page 1865. Cf the reg
istry of deeds for Hancock county, Maine, to
which mortgage deed. and the record thereof
express refer epce is here made, conveyed Sz
II gage 10 Gilman Jordan, late of SAID
" altnam, deceased. certain real estate de
scribe d in said mortgage deed as follows;
"A certain lot or parcel of land, situat ed liz
said Waltham, ana being part of the follow
ing DIES cribed lot that remained unsold at the
time OF the death of the late David ingalls,.
BEGINNING on the line between Waltbam aac
Eastbrook at the southeast corner of lot rye
out to Eliot jordan; thence west one haR
mile to a corner thence south one mile t0&
corner; thence east one half mile to a corner
thence north on said Waltham and astbrosk
line one line to place of beginning (allowizg
for variation) containing three huI5g d Gzx
twenty acres more or less. Being the saRss
premises described in a certain deed from Esa
L. Bunker, administrator of the estate n
David ingalls,, late of said Walthanl, oeAeia
August I6, a. d. $780,
And whereas the condition of said mort
gage has been broken and is now broken ana
unperformed. Now therefore. l. Tie S.aSr-
signed, MILFORD B. Jordan, of said Walthau
administrator Of the estate OF the said late
Gilman Jordan, do hereby claim foreclosure
Of said mortgage and do hereby give this
written notice as required by sta tute Of mn
intention in my said capacity as ADMINISTERS
tor to foreclose said mortgage for breach at
the condition thereof. 8s.g
August 81, 1906. Admt. !
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w HEREAS Charles Drummer, OF maria
w willie, in the county of Haneock ana
State of Maine, by his mortgage deed dated
the 9Th day of February 1882 and recorded ia
Hancock, Maine, registry OF deeds, in book 49,
page 2l7. conveyed to Gilman Jordan, late OF
Waltham, in said county, certain real estaszs
described in said mortgage deed as follows
"A certain lot of land situated in Mss1k-
VILE and described as follows, to wit: Cuus-
menciDg at the southwest corner of lot Ne
township 20; thence on the west line of said
lot north thirty FIVE rods; thence west niue~-
teen and half degrees north sixty sevem
rods to the center of the west brook so cailest.
thence down said brook its several courses t.
the south line of township twenty; theRcr
east five degrees south ffty-seyen rods to the
place of beginning. Also another lot vi Ia NJ
beginning at the above named corner of los
No. 2; thence north FIVE degrees east twents-
three and o half rods; thence east nineteex
degre es south twenty four rods; thence soutA
fourteen and half degrees wet eighteen
rods; thence west five degrees north tw enfsY
rods to place of beginning. Also another LOT
or parcel of land beginning at the ebezs
named corner OF lot No. township twentys
thence south five degrees west forty rosss
thence east five degrees south twenty rodss
thence west on the township line twenty rcds
to the place of beginning, containing twenty
five acres more or less"
And whereas the condition of said mort
gage has been broken and is now broken and
unpertormed. Now therefore, l, the under
signed, Wilfofd B. Jordan, of said Walthsn.p
administrator of the estate of the said iass
Gilman Jordan, do hereby claim force osure
of said mortgage and do hereby G!-e this
written notice as required by statute OF my
intention in my said capacity as administrs-
tor to foreclose said mortgage fos breach Of
wILFoRD B. JORDAN,
August 81, 1876. ADM.
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sARGENTyIlLE.
Sept. 10.

William Sampson, OF Melrose, Mass,
spent last week in town.
Thomas Murphy left Saturday for his
home in Somerville, Mass.
Miss Harriet Carsley, of Newton, is the
guest OF Mrs. Fred Sargent.
Clarence Chatto went to New Portland
Friday to teach the high school.
Miss Mary 0lmstead, of Brooklyn, N.
Y, is spending few weeks here.
Horace Eaton went TO Pittsfield Monday
to enter the Maine Central Institute.
Prof. Herbert Roberts and wife returned
to their home in Mortified, VT, Aug. 81.
Misses Sarah and Jane Parker left for
Bradley and kingman Monday, to teach.
Misses Gertrude aud Helen Cover re-
turned to their home in Melrose, Mass,
Monday
William Hooper and wife, of 5omerviIle,
Mass, have been spending a few days
with Mr.. Hooper's parents, w. A. Hooper
and wife.
Sept. 8. SIM.
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Mrs. Betsy Young, Of Isiesford, is in
tovn Tor a whilc.
Mrs. Lowell y. C0EEins, Of Igerna, Cal,
- ho has recently returned from Euro
poan voyage. IL visiting her brother, Capt,
Pred HodgEins.
Tbs town schools arr In seasion except
the one Ia this precinct which will begin
this uteFniuG under the instruction Of
Milton BeckwHh, o. Ellsworth.
Wesley Cousins and wiie, Eiwood King
and wiis and shepherd Cousins attended
the neeting Of Green Mountain Pomona
Al Essthgook Saturday. A delightful time
Is reported.
The IAmoins christisa Endeavor society
was repscssnted by . good number OF
dslsEatss.al lbs loosl union in Franklin
Wednesday. Ths cordially % the Frank
lin society, and the many inspiring talks
and Addresses CON binsd 10 make a pleas
ant and profiiahle day.
Mrs. L. q. Hodgklns aud son and Mrs.
f. y. HIodgklns and son returned to their
homes la waith&m, Mass, last week.
Mrs. l.. r. hoaxkins vas accompanied By
her sister iss-iaw, Mrs. stephen Young,
and TIVE % her children who VIII visit
for few weeks In Wsith&m.
lAmolne young iadiee are leaving for
their respective schools, Miss Olive Cool
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SARGEalTVII4LE.

Miss Harriet Cassidy has returned to
Newton, Mass.
Mrs. Martha Spooner visited friends at
North Hayen last week.
George Bowden and family have re-
turned to bingham, Mass.
Miss Vera Harding went to Cambridge,
Mass, Thursday, to attend school.
Howard Dodge, of Bluehill, has been
the guest of his uncle, Azor Dodge.
Miss Frances Greenlaw, of Oceanville,
is employed at Capt. j. n Sargent's.
Grace Bowden spent several days last
week with her father at Brooksyille.
Walter Sargent went to Pittsfeld We'd
nesday to attend the Maine Central in
stitute.
Miss Bessie Allen and Mrs. Babson
spent part of last week in North Brooks
vile, the guests of Mrs. Neal Dow.
Miss Elizabeth Bruce, who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. c. L.
Babson, returned to Yonkers, N. Y,
Sept. 5.
Sept. s. SIM.
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NORTH CAs1INE

Capt John Avery Is an.
Mrs. Mary Conner is recovering from
her recent illness.
Capt. Ezra Conner Is 1t home from 4
eoas,ing trip to New York.
Miss Helen NJ. Dunbar returns to-day
to her school in chsiseA, Mass.
The school In the Dunbar district IS
taught by Miss hattie Dunbar.
Mrs Charles Dsvereux aud son have re-
turned from a visit in Ellsworth.
Mrs win Steele and family have re-
turned from week 'slstay in Bangor.
Misses Annie and Grace Leach left Sat
urday for Portland TO resume their school
work.
There wili.be fair at the gsAngr hall
Sept. Is, under the auspices of C@stins
grange.
Mrs. Rayiwardwcll and children, OF Pc
nobscot, are guests of Fred r. Wardwell
and wife
Bert Bowden and family are spending
some time with. his father, Willis Bowden,
at West Penobseot.
William Dunbar has returned from a
visit in Norridgewock. He leaves to-day
TO enter the Biuehiil academy.
Mrs. James Beebe, who has been visiting
relatives in West Brooksville, has returned
70 spend the remainder OF her vacation
with her sister, Mrs. Isaac Dunbar.
Mrs. Mary L. Leach entertained about
twenty friends Thursday evening, In
honor of her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Russell, OF Amherst, Mass. The evening
was heartily enjoyed. Dainty refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Russell and
Mrs. Dunbar.
Castine grange held a pleasant session
saturday evening. Thirty-tiye patrons
nom Penobseot grange were present by
invitation. The.foarth degree was given
20 one candidate, followed by remarks
rom the visiting members. supper was
served, and an interesting programme
presented
large number from this vicinity at
tended the field day at the mineral spring
IN bluehill last Wednesday, where they
were delightfully."- entertained. The address
Of welcome by Hon. j. NJ. Hutehins was
up 70 date and most appropriate for the
oeeaslon. The response by Rev. T.. Bean
was given in his usual pleasing manner.
Sept. 10. L.
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COUNTY NEWS.
cAsrfxK

t8EA1EN
A.. Csans aaA site. q Boston,
.,,s+.s safarasF 81 is0~ dsys' stag.
.s..ss wsscsst. - ro~svn. arrived sas-
A. rorniss Cor te~ aass IN Cassiss.
"a. irfsat iaby ~ Isaass GRAY ans vile
A. WEDNESDAY troms - hsppaaw cough.
NJ. S-stt Lasksy An isss werk gcs
.~.-.i wsaks' sssit 10 Lswlstos sna Vi
cinty,
A.. n. b. Rohtasan tas s8osea hgr Ca
a.. Inc Aesuty. $40 lsis fur Sew VoFk
FF,day.
~. Frsukis Uaryeastf 60. - tilies 70
.,s.sr e Eassrsan hail aa Wednesday
sseains,
rss Asaalaa kasss elasas fhs sess,
Ana sas d ths H,oss ssaesasiai Seasons "a
IL ttfsisucs.
R.frs HeisRtns. aba = elnrioYes ~
"a, usfiar. arrived ssfnrAzs fss ieN
A.vz sssy vuh bis fasasiy.
m sehosner yacht iaNfs hss heaa 81
a, ,r.ft aoeE iaf several Gays q lssaHat1ins,
r~pafa,afy - Faias ~ sinister asafssFs
hsrs.
e.a W. usyss saa wsfs FatuFnea ON
saturday. fromi Minneapolis. Il seems
y,.A e. ses ths esptatu en The strtots
agar.
Ths Rrr ~. Baker, who Was takea lf
~h.ls rr,schlng a. park flsrees wrek
A., ssaAay. a. noi saapsused saeush g. ~
renoyrd e. his eotssxs hers.
Nr..r d Biaks sna esuester DoFuthy.
geury Biase and Mrs. Guaid, 81 nfoos %
lin. Ns-s., arrived sahday swd Niii bs 81
ths CastIae houss. ses.scus tinae.
JFueepsf and wlss arrived sanasy
tr .bssl stay wah M uaogss's pa-
rents. Mr.. Hooperl holds responsible
p.xaion eth the lssEs ntsh KrsseeFg
hauss q wgiiiams y. Chass lH Providence,
RI
rse seryioe -at the Congregational
church y A. posigarsd fFom aseFnlss uni a
evening. aud SIS snaer tas charge ~ he
Rry. Twlghfz y. HILLS. % Plymouth
ehurrh. Brooklyn. S..Y. tiis eaar~zs wAs
directed 10 the yoaHg psepse, end ~iil
long be remsmhsved Cor Is seiFiuinsss.
Rev. Waiter :Pssres prsaehea bis i&sa
~rmon at tibet Unitarian shuFsh Sanasy,
preyious te.hls departure fur osiahansa,
where hoiWili rvsids. Ths ssrvies ct tas
Congregational church wss dlsooasinuod
in order to givestbe people aa opportunity
to bear him TOR the issi tiHns Al are
sorry 70 hEve Mr.. PSercs sc. - b. has won
awsrm,piaee la all hesrtz.
The body.of Mrs. Kats.daFwresvus, who
died FROM appendicitis IT the hospital in
Bangor, was.broaght hers saturday. Tia
funeral vas held from tue home 81 tisusge
McKinnen 'SuBdHy afternoon. uudsr the
direction Of the iocai ioags - hstekahs,
q which thcf decreased va q memter.
Mrs HargFcayss vas we'll knosu hers.
and had made during Der Fssidrncu here
many friends, who Were deeply grirvsd a.
Der death.
SapG. 10. u.
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u. 6. Perkins Is painting his house.
;. o vsfnsm and wife were in Bangor
saturday.
Miss sylvia Perkins, who has been i'll, is
samae~ bat improved.
Mss Carrie sellers has returned to Els
Nesih after nfiel visit here.
sohn Clara. Of Bangor. was the guest Of
~. J. CreamgT and wife Monday night.
Mrs. A. y. Tsrnum, who has been con-
1Hsd 90 the house The past week with i'll
ness, b sclnes hat improved.
Miss laura b. sanhorn will speak at the
Asthuals5 church next saturday evening
on thr wurk II the Dcaconesses.
A oambsr q grsngors went to North
Castles saturday evening to visit the
grange ihsro. They report a fine time.
The many friends 81 Mrs. Phebe Var
n9m wiii b. glad b. know that abs has re-
covered from the Illness which she had
FFiaay night.
iau ~. sclisrs, 81 the star Brass Co,
Fuston, has returned 10 that city, after
batsnF spent be vacation with his sister,
Mira. " A. Nardwvu.
SEPT 30. SUBA.