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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07

Ni Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch ,3$p
IN a IT no. l112 Hull Street.
IN the meeting Of the Finance Commit
tee last night tho bids for the bonds TO-
be issued BY tho city for the. esta bllsl-isl
iment 4 OF the clear wa ers plant were res.
3ceiyed. but the opening OF them was laid
over until Il the adjourned meeting, to bej
called Wednesday nj ght at 8 % clock. It
was stated by prominent member o.
the committee that all the prices were
very GOOD, "a and that the committee was
very well sat filed. S
I'll n hose present were $Messrs. ". B. Brad
ley, cha irnlan; ]. D.. r eams, "A. a.. Adkins
D. u T oney, b. NJ. Robert son.s y r. Per-
DUE ]. B. Rudd and 81 ty attorney Page S5
Accident at Centralia 81.
Express h train Il N o. 80, OF ii the Atlantic
4 Coast Line ailway, last night ran nto
a8freight car, which, had run out OF the
switch at Centralia. Fl reman VIII field,
colored, on the express train. was thrown
Up against the 4leftsside OF his engine and
badly shaken up and bruised, = but not SEE
ariously injured. Y The train was delayed
for. only q short time. and the 8wreckage
was soon cleared. when the train pro-
ceeded on It's route to Richmond.
New Industry Tor City
f5 Mr. r. y. Barnes. OF the RI u Barnes
safe and Lock Company, OF Richmond.
has been, looking over Manchester with
B the view OF O securing q site for the Doca-
5t!on OF a large safe and ~ ck-making
plant In Manchester. Mr.. Barnes seemed
satisfied that he could find some suita bic
/; site In Manchester, and II Is kelly that;
his plant will be located near the john.
son Axle w orks. where the latter has
some unused property accorded It by the
Si$ n 4 fSs Ss 3 iSS
The factory, which Is to be 15o BY 800;
feet IS to be- completed and all machine
~ Installed within thirty days. ri Between
$50 and 800 men will be employed, most
OF the hands being killed iaborers, aver
aging about 50 a day. a 7 mere Is pie MY Of,
assurance that there will be ample ac--f
commodation for the large number Of
hands that will be brought in, and real
capital ready for the building OF renting
homes for the laborers. u 445S58
Personals and Briefs. ssj ~
Dr. -. r, II Chiles. the first mayor 81!
Manchester. now "a practicng physician
Mr.. T. 6. snellngs.4 He atssnded the
Police Court yesterday and watched
Mayor Maurice hand 5out justice as he
was accustomed to- do In the same seat
years q 60. 81 n II ii.s 81 3 "A 4 q .3
Of MI. Thad, Russell and Miss Roberta
Farley were married Thursday night in
gIyey5 Memorial Church, Chesterfield
county, by Rev. II Hugh Il Payler. After
the ceremony Mr., and Mrs.. Russell went
to their home In swansboro,
"a Mr.. o. wv. eavory, who has been gliv:-'s
ing in Pennsylvania for several years,
has come to the city and will make his
home here. S. Il &.
MI. Il, md Mrs, & ALLAN Pat tlgrew are
spending the week at Virginia Beach.
e Mrs, r, A. Baugh and daughter Miss
bIdaTgof No. sl7 East Ninth Street are
visiting. hers SON. Mr.. Clinton Baugh,
OF Baltimore. = q e u III
55g CAPTAIN and Mrs. George Smart left
yesterday Il for Amelia, where they will
spend the summer. 55Sjl 5p NJ III n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
c,ot,Nli:DITI oN oU'BT1E']FF'U1l]ILl-,
Seriousness Of Blount's Would 'o'l'slt1
5a5ii n Sill AZ Be D eternined.

Sergeant Frank b. Blount, who was vas
shot during the.sham5 attic at Chase City
on, the Fourth, was report ted as g fshayin "
some fever lateF' last night. but resting
easily. n, !. v 80
nh,atically 4 denied that $hes had had Y any
nremonition Of being wounde ed \, and that :lt,t
he made any rena to his perior oftl-
Ger concerning being forced to engage ! IN
the battle against his will He also sac
he did not object to going TO chase ,Cty,
except that he had some work rs he 5s'ou'a
have done on that day H B !. p.
a Dr.. c. NJ Edward says th1 it may pe
several days yet before the exact serl rig J,
ness Of Mr. Blount's wound can g W Y.
termined The bull men is tou ~ =.
his body, is SO near the surf face that It
can almost be seen. lssi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
ELECT OFFICER TONIGHT
New Board Of Health Will Meet,
~ "a PIX u az Cifv n All viz 81 ssts1 S8 iS

4 The new city Board OF Heal It'll viii meet
at the 81 ~ Hall ton lght. for the purpose
OF completing its orga MIA ton and pre-,
pairing to got down to real business, n
chief health IN, s atsn saaFy Is q : s
Levy Is strongly endorsed for tho place.
There are some who think he viii not
land, and that an ut,of-town man Will
: It's said there are about forty appll-
scants for the four positions Of sanitary
Inspectors, but all 81 their names could
'not5be ascertalned last night.
chosen and IT is likely that Mr., w. A I.
ST. Kelly. will succeed himself, He viii
have some asaIsta nts who vii have u y
he elected along With q clerk to IN l
board. sl 81 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
IA New Song Writer.

Mr. Henry Spear, Of this city, mas W lt'
come a song writer, and has recently
composed and had published ,aff NJ ~. tne
music, five songs. when Teddy Comes
to Richmond Miss AZ Ice. the White {,
House Belle" Our food ~ ele 20 9. 9 y !,
san Francisco," are the songs he has
placed upon the market, s.a u d
Mr.. Spear was for many years the man
ager for John and George Gi bson. build rs:
but has retired from act I've; 81, ana
spends his leisure hours writing catc cEy
songs for which he seems TO - nave ltlp la g =
talent. s8 VI IS
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Virginialn7lIs., at the Hotels,

3 Mr.. HauGht0n5h mas retUr Eeu HEHln lrul|1
the JEFFERSON Hotel. Mr., HnNghton Is
to take Mr.. Csilliss place as slperlntend-
er,t OF the iIlocomo I've Yorks. Y, III
", Among 1.-THE yirg1nlans ireglptered at
q Ia Richnond8 Hotel are Messrs. w, r,
31Wslentine, I.awrenceY lie /; ]. p. tJbhnsoll,
ENorfolki ". =. k!ns, Norfolk; g. 9.
cheney, Rand lph; ]. n. HfnHSsXde, Jrp
Sweet Briar, and p, NJ, Kllbys Ports
g. .'Ag Tha yirginians at Murphys Hotel arp
sAfessrs. ID. a G.. Powell and g, n, 4 Rivers,
AfeKenney; u III, Williams, Lynch bArs,
aud NV. J.s Jenkins, Newport News. Fss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Hold All-Day ting. 2

morrow r VI in At Tie West End II escua Mission,
tNoa727 West Cary Street, ..st ~, !, -, Y
il "A, M. estimony ll,eetlngsas,a B9l4p ~
reading 4. y q, h, /.
SP. M, --Holiness meeting, \. ", I,
I)hesas meetings arc attended ny tll lcls
OF almost all denomlnat ions, The public
Is cordially Invited, 4. y. 49,
"A smeetlng will be held tonight 81 81.
M. until y r. NJ. the Frank ". street
EMldnlght Rescue Misslo SsIIs1
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Cantain Pratt 10 Be Here.

ia CAPTAIN G. Julian Prart. of Augusta
,ollnty. superintendent OF Yirginta's Tx
ShIbits at the Jamestown Expositio Us
/. IN the city With the view, OF opening psr-
4 raneut offices here. a "a T.. ~,
"a It's likely that captainS FRAT MI es-
fNebiish his headquarters at the. Depart
1 n1pt Of Agriculture. .ssg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Il. SWALLOWS ACID. S
Little Two Y car-O Did Girl Comes
Near Losing Her Life. s u

v Little Mamie Conrad. the two,year-old
daughter OF Mr., Charles Conrad, ac-,
ieen ,uili saeid Yesterday afternoon, rhe.
child took a very large DOSE and a hurry
cali was sent In for the City Ambu,,
that he had TO resort to heroic treatment
IN order to save the little GIRL life He
Ftook he her to the city Hospital, and there
worked on her until late last, night He
thinks there are favorable changes for
her re cOYerY. ltssis lfA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
I Struck hy a Car.

Mr., j. G. Regins, u young man, WHO II
slightly deaf, was standing on the track
In front OF street car at Tw'enty-ninth
and Il Streets yesterday morning, when
5tl,e car started. and lis not hearing the
approach, Was knocked down.
nsr. Regins was badly bruised. and he
was taken 10 Tho Virginia Hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
Will Have the Old Bell.

= The Fire Department has su cceedea n
getting the old bell from the over N
the Old Market Hal and. y W. y, l %
Eighteenth and Grace Streets Tlla bell
viii be used to 81 Ike lreal "a rms ana l9l as
well, the hours Of the staay ~ aAQ ny u 81
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Didn't Reach Conclusion,

~ The Committee ION FINANCE n met last
night and disposed OF much rou line busl.
ness. The Chief Of I, Po!lee and severe!
that more men be provided for the force.
but no decided action was "a ~ on the
AT II o'clock the subject of the pro-
Ipoged municipal electric light plant was
taken IN Md discussed q I some length,
hut no n final ldeclsion was reached res
sgariing the nlatte 3iS n I. 55S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07

Eight Protested Conversion.
Eight persons made a profession OF
faith" at the Church ELL tent meeting
last night Rev. Charles II, Stuart
preached, and the crowd was very large.
The meetings have steadily grown in In
terest from the start. .l
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"A Let The Times-D ispatch be sent You
wherever YOU 60 this sulAme 81. DOn't
forget Ia order It before sleaying,
Address changed as often as desired,
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Nj N||.|E|:NSGA'T /
From. .S0 J | ] ] |.
Finance Committee Puts Off,
Opening 81 Bids on City Bonds S
Till Wednesday, Night.
&C lDENT AT CENTRAL q IA
New Industry for Ma;ncheste
Safe and 4: 4: Lock ]: N ;a'lking Plant I.
81 Will Be Great Addition.
4 Manchester Bureau, Times- Dispatch
r. NO. ILL., Hull Street,

/ % l5 IN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-13
VEsUVIus' ERUPTION.


Although the terrible sctivity Of
Mount Vesuvius has not been ez
hausted, 10 appears from the tele'
graph reports that the outburstS Of
lave 10 diminishing. But the election
OF einders and ashes continues, and
this feature Of the eruption has be-
come unprecedented. The explosions,
however, are less frequent and less
numerous.
Itis impossible to tell at this stage
OF the eruption whether its climax has
passed or whether the outflow OF lsvs
will be renewed on . grand scale. But
the cabled reports indicate no increase,
but rather q dimInution In the guam
tity OF ~ateTy vapoT evolved from the
volcanic discharges. This 10 Q note.
worthy and encouraging symptom, aS
the intensity Of eTuptionS is usually
proportioned 70 the escape OF steam.
The Vesuvisn eruption Of 1922 lasted
for nearly Q month, and in its earlier
stages fragments OF enormous size we're
thrown out OF its crater. Bot after
the fret great paroxysms were over the
danger gradually decreased.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-13
Wall, and they have five children liv-

Wall, and they have five children liv
ing.
Justice PaTkhilI 10 truly type o.
the old South blended with the new
His devotion to his chosen profession
and the close application its duties
impose has in no wiSe taken away OF
leSsened his active interest iu the az.
fairs and progress OF his State, aS his
past life record will show. This I'm
perfect sketch OF the career Of one Of
Florida's brilliant and eloquent ora
tors and jurists should be an inSpira-
ton to the youth OF our common.
wealth.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-13

The readers Of ths paper Gill bs
pleased TO learn that there lea, lsas,
one dreaded dissase lhai science As.
oeea able 10 euro Ia all I've stases, and
that 70 eatas'h, Halls CalarsA Cure
70 the only positive cure noe known "a
The medical fraternity. Catarrh h..
InE constitutional disease. reoutre. f..
constitutional treatment, H1na Ca.
tArFA Cure 10 taASa Internally. acting
directly Hpoa the blood and muSoa,
sat'aess Of the sySlsm. tAsrSb, de-.
sasoyine the tcandatiOa OF The dIsess..
and ElvsAE IAs ps,lrni slvnr,A n,
building up the constitution aud "A.
'1s'iHe aa'asS Ia doihs ice wo,k. re
PEcprtS'oFs have - much faith IN The
tata,lVs poWeO that IhSy os., Ons
hardtrd iNo'Ars FOE ahy easp TIA, n
nails 10 eo'v seed ior let OF Iv,,i.
mcHtAa
Address . } CHSSr, A Co Toledo
OAia.
sd By al dragEisSs. IS.
ht" Hs.l's FsEilytP lie Toe sos.,i.
Faiaeh,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-13
JUDGE @. q. PARkHILL.

From The Pensacola Daily JouFna
Of April 9th We take the following edi
torial regarding Judge Psrkhill, one
OF Floridab ableSt juYists:
"Ihe Journal publishes Q brief
sketch THE morning Of the life and
public services Of Justice Chas. b
PaFkhill, who 10 now q candidate foI
nomination by the Democratic pri.
mary for the position which he hold,
~ Q member OF Florida's Supreme
Court.
"Escambla county 10 Judge Park.
hilljfold home and The Journal, rep.
sstentIng II believes the practically
unanimous sentiment OF the Demo.
csats Of this county, takes exceed Ipg
pleasure In endorsing his sndidacy
for fall term 20 the Office whish he
now fills with 90 much credit,
when Judge Parkhlll was appoint.
Cd 10 the Supreme Court BY Governor
howard some nine months ago. hiS
friends predicted that no would prove
"a osnamsnt TO the bench, "a honor 70
She profession around which HE Ilfe's
work has oentsFed, and q credit to the
people OF the great State whom he had
been assigned 70 serve. And they
have not been disappointed. Though
having nou served only q brief period
IN ths Important position Of justice Of
ths Supreme Court. he has Justified
expectations Of bic friends and paved
che way for what shouid BE- al almos,
unanimous nominAtlOn for q foil term
n that Office.
"JudGs PaVkhlllb public career has
been q distinguished aud honorable
one. He entered public life almost a.
Q boy aud bic services 10 The people
have always been characterized By
thar high regard for duty aud that
pto0ily In public GHaln which, In the
present age, We regret 20 aay, has be.
cone the exception rather than The
suls. A man OF ioFes and power, Of
high Ideals aud One example. a gifted
esetoP and deep student In the Law,
Be hes always been . leading factor In
both bic public aud professional lite,
and he name 10 more familiar 20 the
people Of che state probably than a.
mosi any other, With . isW exceptions,
Il the paelie mind today.
"When the unGnlsAed term Zoe
WhlsA jUdss PaTkhIll was appointed
expires on JahaaIy ], nszl, be will
have served bHta hllls more than q
year. The JoasaAl believes that, IN
line With party eSsaom In soeA eases.
b shoald BE- returned 10 oilies Tor Q
full term, end the lndlea,leas are that
be will b. 10 viii BE- an aes OF slmple
justice on ths par, % the people Of The
State and 10 viii Fsseh Uilhal in the
se,easIon IN oliioe OF Q gentleman With
whom their interests viii b cafe and
IN whom their con ndsnes has asvsr
been m.eplaced.
"Eseambla ooanty 10 for returning
Judge Chas, n, ParkAin for q full tern
~ justice Of the sapFNms CouFt.s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-13

DOat call Thy brother . .iAS.
ka,hss, iniotn him that be ha ter.
giSsssa'IoHI'i-" he may have 70 stop
and loeA uP the word, sBd hy the,
iiHs will be all over hs Ass,rv TOE q
pugilelle encounter,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-13

A Western raP~F rvpoi' that AFTER
heseS wsrSed that 1Asy nus, catch The
aA1srrs that Aad eess grsy,ss apOa
''oSE eliitsns, /" The ehIst o, rol,es aad
As sssis'sH' autSsasa . mrslius q
tAs city eSaaclL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-13

The members OF the bar OF Pensa-
cola have endorsed the candidacy OF
Judge @. B. PaTkhill for reelection TO
the supreme bench OF the State.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-13

The committee on streets will not
get along on an eight hour day this
summer II they keep the new side.
walks In line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-13

Russia 10 willing to have the date Of
the Hague conference postponed, She
will nos have so many subjects to look
after.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-13

10 And No Gin as between 0ssvs asd TSiSsa S- So
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-17
WEST TREMoNT.

Mrs. NJ. L. Dix is very much better.
Thursday afternoon Fawn, yaIua BILE
Jersey COW OF w. A. Clark. fell on the ice
and put her hips out OF joint, SO she had
to be butchered.
About sixteen members OF the X. of p.
from this place were at the lodge at South
west Harbor Friday, Jan. u, to attend q
business meeting.
Winthrop Frank Higgins, of Esen, and
Miss Vida Evelyn Stanley, OF Center,
were married here on Tuesday, Jan. Q, by
L. w. Rumill, esq.
Mrs. Lydia Walls, who lost her house
by fire, has, through the kindness of the
people, of the place, a fine little new house,
all done. She moved in the past week.
The donation party at the minister's
Tuesday night was well tended. About
thirty-four were present Owing to the
short notice, number did not hear of it
in time to donate.
Jan. 15. THEIMs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-17
gucKspoRr.

The Maine Central railroad is building
new coal landing stage at the wharf
When il is completed, coal can be dis
charged from vessels and loaded directly
into cars.
DIR. Frank p. Perry died Saturday, after
long illness, in the fifty-sixth year a,
his age. DIR. Perry was graduate q,
Bowdoin, class Of II, and from the Long
Island college hospital, New York. Is7a
He had practiced medicine in orland
Amherst and Aurora, coming to Bucks
port about ten years ago. About seven
years ago he was stricken with paraiysis
from which he never recovered, and for
the past few months had failed RAPIDLY
He leaves a widow, two brothers, Edgar
j., Of Washington, ID. c., Isaac, Of Med
ford, Mass, and one sister, Emma A.
Perry, OF Washington, ID. G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-17
OTIS.


Wallace Tibbetts and wife are visiting
relatives in Bar Harbor.
George E. Bowlby, of Lynn, Mass, re-
turned Monday, after passing the holiday
vacation here.
Whitmore Garland and wife of Lake.
wood, were guests last Sunday OF Wallace
Tibbetts and wife.
G. G. Warren, who has been very i'll, is
slowly recovering. His many friends and
patrons will be glad to see him out again.
Miss Arleta Salisbury gave party Jan.
IL, the thirteenth anniversary OF her
birth. All her Young friends were pres
ent. A dainty lunch was served.
The greatest event of the year in this
place was the horse-trot on Floods pond
last Sunday. The day was an ideal win
ter's day, which brought together some
fine specimens OF horse flesh and crowd
Of enthusiastic spectators from all the
surrounding towns. The pond, which in
summer attracts hundreds OF tourists for
its beauty and salmon trout, in winter,
with the whole five miles one sheet of
clear ice, made a grand picture with some
fine horses in action. 1t was hard to tell
who had the best horse, but they all
agreed that Del Saiisbury's mare was the
fastest, and she won the oats.
Jan. 15. DAVIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-17
SPRAY.
WEST BROWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Lloyd Barns, of An dover, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Sailie Halves.
Miss Kate Tapley has returned home
from North Anson, where she has been
teaching school.
The annual State report from the town
clerk shows that in the year just ended,
1906, there have been in Brooksville, TWEEN
ty-four births, ten marriages, eighteen
deaths and twenty-one burials.
At the annual meeting of the ladies' cir
Gle held at the chapel Tuesday, Jan. 9, the
following officers were elected: Miss Lucy
W. Jones, president; Miss Hattie 8. Tap
ley, vice-president; Mrs. E. L. Mills, treas
urer and secretary; Mrs. Harry Perkins,
Mrs. John Farnham, and Mrs. Maggie
Rlodgett, committee on work.
The officers-elect of Gov. Brooks lodge,
J. 0. o. F., were installed Tuesday even
ing, Jan. 9. The installation ceremonies
were in charge of D. d. G.. M. Frank Per-
kins, of Csstine. The officers installed
we're as follows: Laughlin Davis, N. g.;
Israel Webber, v. g.; Jerome P. Tapley,
r., treasurer; Olden d. Tapley, secretary;
A. Bunker Blodgett, financial secretary.
The members were RECALLED at the conclu-
sion OF the business with a delicious
supper.
Jan. Is. Johnson.
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INSTALLATIONS.

The pas. week finished the installations
at thu various lodges the Rebekahs,
Foresters, Eastern Stars and Red Men.
The officers OF Court Baron De Castine,
/. o. F., were installed Wednesday even
ing by D. D. Fl. c. r. F. A. Perkins, as fol-
lows: c. r., w. II. Bevan; v. c. R.,
William Webster; f. S., r. B. Brown; r.
s., F. V. Grindle; treasurer, c. II. Hooper;
orator, A. NJ. McIntire; s. w, Fred
Common; J. w, john G. Sawyer; S. B.,
Charles Morey; J. B., l. E. Gray.
The oH,er3 OF s. K. Whiting chapter, O..
E. s., were installed Thursday evening
by C. Il. Hooper, as follows: Mrs. Frank
Coombs, w. NJ; r. B. Brown, w. p; Mrs.
Fred Perkins, A. M; Mrs. B. D. Perkins,
oond.; Mrs. Ralph Achorn, A. c.; Mrs. Il. b.
Brown, treasurer; Mrs. I. Hutchinson,
secretary; Mrs. c. f. Jones, chaplain. The
Stars were as follows: Ada, Mrs. w. A.
Kicker; Ruth. Mrs. F. V. Grindle; Esther,
Pauline F. Devereux; Martha, Mrs.
James Norton; Electa, Mrs. George Par
sons; warder. Mrs. II my Gardner; mar
shall, Mrs. Bert Parker; S., F. S. Perkins.
Previous to the lodge meeting bounti-
fal snDper was served to members and
Invited s.lss.s.
Jan. 10. G.
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WEST SULLIVAN.

Bradbury Smith has been hauling ice
from Sullivan Hsrbor this week.
Mrs. Nellie Mitchell and Mrs. Myra
Springer visited Mrs. Mitcheil's sister in
Surry a few days last week.
The new officers OF NJ. s. Stevens lodge,
X. OF p, will be installed Jan. Is, by the
district deputy grand chancellor.
A checker club has been organized by
several OF the young men. They have en-
gagged rooms in Hooper & Hsvey's block,
which they have fitted up with tables and
boards, making very pleasant place to
pass the long winter evenings.
At regular communication OF David A.
Hooper lodge, +. and A. NJ, Wednesday,
Jan. 10, there was work in the first degree
on one candidate. After fine supper, the
new officers were installed by District
Deputy Grand Master Whitaker, OF Bar
Harbor, assisted by Edgar russell, OF the
same place, as grand marshal.
Jan. 10. Ar
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-01-17
DEER ISLE.
JAM. Is.

George Manchester and wife, OF North
east Ilarbor, ars visiting her parents,
johnson II. Lufkin and wife, of Sunset.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson, OF Stonington, de-
livered very interesting lecture, 1.-THE
New Knight" at the Congregational
chapel Thursday evening.
Philip d. Haskell has bought the store
of W. X. Sellers, and will open a market.
Mr.. Sellers retires after thirty years in
business here, and will live on his farm at
Sunset.
Public installation of the officers Of
Marine lodge will take place Tuesday, Jan.
16. The officers elect are w. M, Z. f..
Greenlaw; s. W., e. II. Haskell; j. w.,
DIR. II. w. Small; 8. D., Charles Pressey;
]. D., Ed. Pickering; treasurer, A. O.
Gross.
The drop curtain in the town hall,
which was damaged by fire during an en-
tainment by the ladies' aid society last
summer, is to be replaced by new and
better one. The ladies' aid society has
contributed SIS toward it, and public sub
scription is being taken for the additional
money.
Jan. Is. s..