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The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25

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Six dollars was paid fer n Mingle ear
~ curnsat tho auction OK the exhibits
at the Farmers institute last evening
Tho corn was raised by Abe Roe, and
was q sort Of a freak Of nature. Corn
always comes In even rows on the
cob, eighteen, twenty, twenty.four or
more rows, but always even. This
particular car or corn has nineteen
we'll defined rows. no more and no
less. Tho ccrn was as perfect and IN
as even rows as possible 10 be, but
the fact remained that there was a
missing row somewhere. The ear was
considered great freak and mum.
Der OF people wanted IT'S possession.
Tho bidding took II to three dollars,
then Ave, fiye.ffty, md finally six
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dollars.
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ket for Yankee pumpkins, bidding in
a handsome specimen at eighty cents
which A. j. Augustine contends Is es-
tablishing a very bad precedent.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25

The people OF the southeast Of the
county are earnest In their desire for
an extension Of the Interurban in
their direction. They arc making all
manner Of Inducements, Looks like
osJaloosa may IN time become the
center Of great inteFurban system.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
CFrom Mondays Daiig.)


Miss N. Blanche Ford was n Sun.
day visitor in New Sharon.
Miss Agnes Roberts is visiting for
q few days with relatives In Rose
Hill
Louis Hale, Of Hampton, was the
guest Saturday Of hfs aunt, Mrs. Amy
Stewart.
Clair u, Gordon spent Sunday In
New Sharon, the guest Of relatives
and friends
Mrs. r. n. Holt was visitor Bun.
day with relatives and friends In
Marghalitown,
Judge w. q. Clements was q pasgcn.
ger Saturday 20 Newton where ne
spent Sunday NJ his home.
Miss Gertrude Laughrcy was a Sun.
day visitor with her grandmother,
Mrs McMaines, in New Sharon.
Mrs. win Terrell ana son Robert,of
Hcdrlck, were visitors IN OskaIocsa
Sunday At tho George Terrell home.
Hugh Smith and wife and Miss Lena
LItzcnbcrg were visitors Sunday with
Mrs. Smiths parents In Montczuma.
Mrs ". II. woodard way a passen.
ger Saturday 70 New Sharon 70 visit
a few days with relatives and friends,
Mrs. II. II. Foster, CT ottumwa, VINO
has been visiting in the city. departed
this morning Tor orief visit In Mus
catine.
Mis- Mozclle Carr who has been
visiting her grandfather q. r.. Carr,
returned Saturday 70 her home In New
Sharon.
Keota Eagle. John Romoser drove
across country from OskaIoosa last
Friday 70 visit his folks here. II n
~ miles.
Miss Edith Csrpethwaitc. Of Dayen.
yort II in the city for a few days Visit
a. the home Of her ulster, Mrs Jennie
Mcdonald.
Mrs Allie Mansfield, who has been
visiting friends 10 OskaIoosa, return
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25

George Gay, Of Maransburg, has
been adJudgcd insane.
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ANNE.
BAR HARBOR,
oct.s.

The Y. NJ. c. A. football team defeated
Higgins Classical Institute team Saturday.
Score, SO
DIR. George A. Phillips will read paper
entitled .sThe Ethics and Other Aspects
OF Criminal Abortion" at the annual
meeting and banquet of the Penobseot
medical association at Bangor, Oct. 1s.
Fred Il. Cowan has resigned as principal
of the high school at Bar Hsrbor, to sc-
cept position in the Boston schools. tie
took the examination for the position last
spring, and had the highest rank among
over twenty candidates. j. W. Lambert,
a Bowdoin graduate, will succeed Mr..
Cowan here.
Mrs. William P. Draper, a summer resi-
dent hsre for twenty-five years, died a;
her home, 1.-THE Boulder" on kebo street,
Oct. 2. She was the widow of William p
Draper, of New York, who died some
twelve years age. Mrs. Draper WIS born
In 1885. She leaves two brothers, Charles
T. How and John B. How, daughter
Mrs. Ernest Schelling, and a son, William
p. Draper, OF New York.
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EAST SULLIVAN

The W. r. c. and q. A. II. had picnic
dinner at the hall Saturday.
Fred Pstten was the guest of DIR. J. II.
Pattcn in Amherst during the fair.
Mrs. Simon Bunker Is In Lewiston,
where she is being treated by DIR. Haskell
Mrs. Julia Martin has gone to Calais,
afters visit with her sister, Mrs. Ebcn
Smith.
Hanna Bros brick kiln has closed opera
tions for the season. The burning was
finished Friday night.
Everard Noycs is in Massachusetts,, pos
sibly for the winter. He is much missed
in the Sunday services.
C. Z. Holmes, OF Winthrop, Mass, and
Andy Moran, OF Boston, are spending
vacations with friends in town.
Mrs. Eugene Haycy returned home from
Portsmouth, n. H, Friday. She stood the
journey well, and 1t Is hoped will soon be
in her usual health.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Mrs. Mary Taft Sleuman
and William Adams at San Jose, Cal
Maine friends extend eongrs, nissions.
Oct s. H.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

Misses Uis Gordon and Piorice Gordon
OF Franklin, were in town last week.
r. A. Springer and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a son
born Oct. 2.
Misses Lola and Isabella Dyer, who hav,
been visiting in town, returned to Brock
ton, Mass, to-day.
Friends and relatives Of Mrs. Amelia
Moon Fogg, of Mt. Desert, regret 10 hear
OF her feeble health, and hope for i'm
provement soon.
Austin Robertson and wife arc soon to
leave for Aroostook county for this beneii,
of Mrs. Robertson's health. Friends hops
that this move may prove beneficial.
F. G. Robinson and wife, OF Lynn, who
have been spending their vacation here
leave for home Wednesday. They are Il
be accompanied by Miss TIA Gordon, o.
Franklin, who is to visit for some time in
Massachusetts,.
nxss
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Carrie, daughter OF Mrs. Annie Biaisdell,
Is quite i'll.
A metal shsathing is being put On walls
and ceiling of the Baptist church.
Rev. A. w. Lorimer and wife attended
the ministerial convention last week.
Gay Kinnear, OF Boston, is visiting
George Madison and sons Arthur and
Noble
wilfred H. Gordon has just returned
from business trip in Washington
county.
V. B. Gordon and wife were in town
5aturdsy-Mr. Gordon on business. and
Mrs. Gordon calling on relatives.
A son was born TO Ralph Springer and
wife Tuesday, Oct. ?. Mrs. Springer is at
the home of her father, T. NJ. 'Blaisdeli.
Enoeh Burgess and Mr.. Strout, of Mil
bridge, on their way to their employment
in New York, stopped over sunday at the
home of Mr.. Burgess sister, Mrs. J. u
H4rdison.
F. e. Biaisdell and wife and j. II. Patteu
and wife attended the county grange al
Hancock on Saturday last. On account oi
the rain they did not return home that
night, but were entertained by friend.
until Sunday.
Oct s. r.
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SORRENTO.

C. w. Sargent has sold nearly all his
cows and gone out OF the milk business.
Austin Slower, wife and son Roy at
tended the grange meeting at Hancock
Saturday.
Daiiss Ash, who has been working for
Allen l.. Hail this summer, returned home
last week.
John Il. Kane has had his house moved
nearer the road, and viii have II pisstered.
Some grading will he done.
Eugene II. Jeliison and wife are rceeiv-
ing congratulations on the birth OF baby
girl, born Saturday, Sept. -.
Grace r. Trundy is in Birch Harbcr for
q few days. called there by the illness Of
her mother, Mrs. William Pettce.
C. II. Workman and family have moved
into the Lawrence cottage. lie has men
working ON the cellar for a new house be
viii build soon.
Frank TrGndy and wife, who have been
visiting relatives in sedgwick, retained
home Saturday. Mr.. Trundy's mother,
Mrs. Annie ]. Andrews, came with them
to spend the winter here.
Drf
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sLEUMaS-ApAM.

Cards announcing the marriage Of Will
liam Adam and Mrs. Mary II. sieur,an, OF
San Jose, Cal, have been received by her
happiness and prosperity. The following
clipping is from the San ~ Daily
Mercury:
A marriage Of unusual interest. on accou mt
of the prominence OF the contracting parties.
was quietly solemni1ed "Wednesday afternoon
in the First Congregational church, when
William Adam, the weii-knomn California
artist, and Mrs Mary Taft sleuman were
wed. The Rev. William T. PascheI performed
the ceremony, in the presence of one witness
only, DIR. Helen Belts. intimate friend Of
the bride. and sister OF Mrs. Lewis Barn
hetsei.
The bride wore a handsome going-away
gown of brown cloth. and hat 10 match. Tn
medlately after the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Left for Pacific Grove, where they win
make their home. A cosy bungalows and
studio, combined, has Just been completed
there for them.
The bride has spent much OF her time for
several years past In San Jose. She Is =
Maine woman by birth and and Is connected
with old and prominent families there. She
is also a member OF Daughters of the Revoiu-
ton and Is n woman Of rare refinement and
artistic temperament. She returned but last
week from an extended eastern trip.
The groom Is a member Of the Glasgow Ar.
club of Scotland and one OF the lead
ers o, the tarmei club of ARTS and Crafts.
He was at one time president of the Lowell
art elub. OF Lowell, Mass. His paint
ings Of the sea and the sand daHes Of
Monterey have brought him no little fame
and have been features Of the California ex-
hihstions.
Oct g. b.
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lAMOINE.

Capt. jefferson Smith arrived home
Wednesday.
Miss Vera Berry, who is teaching at
Winter Harbor, spent Sunday at home
Mrs. Betsey Young, who has been in
town the past four weeks, has returned to
IsIesford.
Miss Minnie Pomeroy, who is teaching
IN Hancock, was the guest of Mrs. Benia-
min Young over Sunday.
A large delegation from this grange at
tended the annual meeting of Green
Mountain Pomona at Hancock Saturday.
Rev. Thomas Mcdonald recently gave a
number of the boys OF the Sunday Ischool
trip to Bar Harbor on the launch sswil-
bur, Capt. Bragdon.
j. B. Williamson. of Cambridge, who
was in town over Sunday, the guest OF
Mr.. Mcdonald, occupied the pulpit Sun
day morning, and gave helpful talk.
Capt. Fred Hodgkins and wife left
Thursday for New York to meet Capt.
Hodgkins' vessel ON its arrival. They
will be absent in New York and Massa-
ehusetts about month.
Oct 4 III
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SOUND.

E. NJ. Higgins has new horse.
Miss Harriet Higgins is at home from
Northeast Harbor for few days.
Miss Rubie Higgins is at home from
Castine normal school for few days va
cation.
Mrs. A. A. Murphy and daughter
Arlene leave for Boston Monday to visit
relatives and friends.
stereopticon lecture on the Boer war
will be given by Richard Tenant at the
schooihouse Monday.
Lewis Dorr and family moved Monday
to Northeast Hsrbor, where they are oc-
cupying Mrs. Minnie Nelson's house.
Mrs. Charles Hayward and Mrs. Llew-
ellyn Cousins, of Bar Harbor, are visiting
their parents, p. s. Higgins and wife.
Oct s. Fl.
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ACCIDENTS.

Two quite serious accidents occurred in
town last week, the hrst one being Tues
day morning, when Mrs. Exlina Crimmin,
who had taken her daughter to the Min
district where she was teaching school, on
her way home met an automobile. Her
horse became frightened,i throwing her
out, braising her shoulder and cutting her
face quite badly. A physician was hastily
summoned, and for two days he was fear
full as to her recovery. She has rallied,
however, and hopes foI her complete re-
covcry are now entertained. Miss Lucy
Butler, OF Franklin. will finish the school
for Miss crimmin, who is earring for her
mother.
The second accident occurred TO David
Springer who was at Franklin station
when his horse became frightened, throw
ing him out, disIoeaiinx his shoulder,
breaking one rib. and his collar bone In
two places.
Oct. y. GEM.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST SULLIVAN.

Arch Havey attended the musical fes-
tixa sS Rangor last week.
Mi Ethel Gary, of Caribou, is guest
ut tn home of b. 3. Hayey.
James Means and wife, OF Mnbridge,
are sis of Bradbury Smith and wife.
A Meeting OF the Hancock county Equal
saffrage league viii take place at Sullivan
Oct. 80.
Mrs Mints Blaisdell, Of Bar Harbor,
wss in town several days last week, a
gaest 81 Mrs. G. W. Pettingill.
DIR. ). f. Phelps is having a water sys-
tern Ranged at his home, with the gaso-
ene engine of his Xray machine as
powor. He is also having a hot water
a,ating system put in.
.Clpt. J. K. Mitchell has been elected
president and treasurer OF the Sullivan
Falls Tow Boat Co.. and Will now devote
his attention TO that business. Having
been associated with the Haneock-salli-
ran ferry for eight years, he has trans
scrred his interest to Arthur keef, Of
Hancock.
The surveyors are very active in laying
cat lines for the steam railroad track
which the new granite company will
operate. In few weeks it is expected
fhat business in this part of the town
rIl. agaia be resumed, and the death-like
stiffness which has prevailed for seven or
eight wears will be broken.
The Golden Rule society will hold fair
and sale at K. Of p. hall. Thursday after
noon and evening. Mrs. Oscar Crabtree,
of Hancock, reader, will assist in the pro-
gramme. The booths will represent
Christmas, Fourth of July and other holt
days. Il is hoped that the affair will be
large financial success, as the proceeds are
tor the debt on the Methodist parsonage.
Oct. S. NJ.
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ATLANTIC.

Chester Robbins and wife were in town
Saturday.
Miss Jessie johnson, of Deer Isle, is in
town teaching music.
Mrs. Burnes has returned from Deer Isle,
where she has been visiting friends
Mrs. l.. K. Joyce and Mrs. l.. B. Torrey
spent one day in Rockland last week.
C. II. Robbins was in Ellsworth last
week on business. He was accompanied
by his daughter.
Mrs. Hawkes., who has been visiting
friends in yarmouthviIie and Hallowell,
arrived home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Edith Staples, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Small, at Deer Isle,
arrived home last Friday. Her niece
Merle Small, came with her for a few days
Oct g. >.
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

DIR. F. r. Larrabee came from East
Corinth TO spend the week end at home.
Frank Over is at home after proiongei
absence. during which he spent some time
in California.
Asa Stevens has the contract for shing-
ling the root of the union church. Work
has commenced.
Mrs. 4. W. Bridges has returned from
Steuben, where she was called by the III
ness OF her mother.
Miss Carrie Robertson went to Birch
Harbor 10 spend Saturday and Sunday
with her cousin, Mrs. Marcslius Winslow.
shepley Cieaves and wife, of West Ringe,
n. H., and George Cleaves and wife, Of
Steuben, were guests of relatives here a
few days last week.
Oct g. C.
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treasurer, Lester Alley. Coramittee on
programme: Miss Sylvia Leland, Clara
Leland and Maria Hamor.
SEAL COVE.

Roland Ashley, who has been employed
at Seaside Inn, Seal Harbor, is at home
There was a supper, social and dance at
Capt. j. II. Rumill's Saturday night. A
good time was reported.
W. J. Harper has contract TO furnish
1000 pounds OF CLANS week to the South
west Harbor canning factory.
Mr. Carter, of Belfast, and F. f. Miller
and son Ally, of Newport, were guests at
Lily Lake house Wednesday.
Benjamin Mayo and wife, OF Southwest
Hsrbor, visited Mrs. Msyo's sister, Mrs.
W. ID. Walls, Saturday, Oct. 8.
L. B. Deasy and wife, Miss v. x. Cleayes
and B. l.. Allen, OF Bar Harbor, took din
ner at Lily Lake house Sunday, Oct. Z.
Mrs. Jennie Callahan, of Tinker's
Island, has returned from a trip to Boston.
She also visited her old home at Parker's
Cove, Annapolis, n. $.
Mrs. Mildred Carver, who has been
spending a couple of weeks here, has re-
turned to Bar Harbor. Mrs Carver viii
be at home this winter.
Oct s. n.
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SALISBURY COVE.

The Leland reunion was held at the
Grange hall Saturday, Sept. 20. Seventy
one Lelands were present. After social
time in the forenoon, sumptous dinner
was served in the dining room. In the
afternoon programme was rendered in
Guiding recitation by Miss Sylvia Leland;
a story ~ Capt. Ansel Leland; reading by
Mrs. Lyman 5. Hopkins; remarks by
Pearl Leland, A. r. Mcfarland, A. B. Lee
land, Lester Mcfarland, p. R. Leland,
Capt. Ansel Leland and others. The Off
GERS elected for the ensuing year are:
President, p. Il. Leland; yiee-president,
Lester Mcfarland; secretary, E. Alley;
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EAsTBRooK

Mrs. Frank Haskell went to Bar Harbor
last week.
The piece OF State road recently built
in town has been accepted by the COM
missioners.
Mrs. Fred Billings and her three young
est children are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Willis Billings.
Mrs. Ernest Bragdon and daughter, OF
Franklin, are visiting her parents, Charles
Hardison and wife.
Miss Cassie Hooper and Miss Marcia
Springer, of East Franklin, visited reIa-
tives here Saturday and Sunday.
A goodly number from town attended
the Amherst fair also the Green Noun
tain Posnons At Hancock Saturday,
Mrs. Simeon Blake and her two
children, Who have been visiting reia-
tives here and In waltham, have returned
to Bar HArbor.
David Wilbur Is building an addition TO
his house, likes, which will be used for
kitchen aud wood shed. Fred Abbott, OF
Franklin, Is doing the carpentsrlwork.
Greenwood circle will meet with the
members thssash cold weather. Tuesday,
Oct. 2, they were entertained by. Mrs :.
Eta Googins. The next meeting, Oct. o,
win be with Ines 6ocgins.
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SWANS ISLAND.

Mrs. NJ A. Barbour was in Rockland
Saturday.
Capt. w. P. Herrick was in Boston last
week on business.
The dance at Herriek's, by Alexander's
Big Five, OF Camden, was enjoyed by all.
H. w. Joyce has gone to Gloucester to
sell three cargoes of fish shipped by the
Eastern Fish Co.
Mrs. ID. E. Newman, OF Minturn. and
sister in law, Mrs. SowIe, of Sullivan,
spent few days in Rockland last week.
The steamer yinal Haven was detained
in Rockland Saturday night to have dy-
namo installed. She is to be fitted with
electric lights and search light
Oct. s. SPEC.
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HuLLs COVE.

Miss Eftie Rrewer spent few days last
week in Bangor.
Mrs. Hannah Fullerton, of Ellsworth, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Eliza Hamor, of Ellsworth, who
has been visiting here, went TO Town Hill
Friday for few weeks.
Miss Emma Higgins and Miss Clara
Leland, who have spent the summer with
relatives here, left for Boston to-day for
the winter. =
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The seventh annual reunion Of the
Hsmor family was held Tuesday, Oct. 2,
in field belonging to calvert g. Hamor.
The weather was beautiful, and about DO
were present. A picnic dinner was served
under a large tent. The afternoon was
spent In social intercourse and with
music. The same officers were chosen for
another year.
Special mention should be made Of the
oldest member OF this old family now
living, Alden Hsmor, resident OF this
place. ''Uncle Alden" is ninety-one yesrs
of age, and is very active for his years.
Except for deafness, he is in possession OF
all his faculties and has an excellent
memory.
Oct. s. ANNE.
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COUNTY NEWS.
FRANKLIN.

i
John W. Biaisdeil and wife attended the
Amherst fair last week.
| Miss Devereaux, high school teacher.
will be assisted by Raymond Dweliey.
| Mrs. Helen Wooster, who accompanied
her daughter Marion to Bangor Thursday,
returned Friday.
Miss Eleanor l. Slower, OF Castine, was
the guest, over Sunday, Of her sister, Miss
Elsie. at Mrs, Carrie Macomher's.
| Mrs. Clara Dunn Lowell has recovered
the use of her sprained ankle sufficiently
to return home, and left for blaine Sat
urday.
Mrs. E. F. Bartlett, OF Eastbrook, oc-
cupied her old seat in the choir 81 the
Methodist church Sunday. Her pure alto
voice was, as usual, very pleasing to her
hearers.
Mrs. Dele Pickett. Mrs. NJ. r. Blais-
deli, Mrs. J. II. West, Miss s. A. Bracket.
Mrs. Collins and daughter were in Brngor
last week, the four latter remaining over
Sunday.
The union church is being painted out
side. The Baptist society is having the
interior of its church renovated with
steel ceiling and walls. The Earn dol
lar club is working for a new organ.
Pastor LEI, Of the Methodist church, Is
collecting funds 10 paint the exterior.
David Springer and young grand
daughter, of Eastbrook, while occupying
their team near the w. c. X. r. station,
Thursday awaiting the eastern train had
an unfortunate experience. As the train
approached their horse became unmanage-
able and Mr.. Springer was thrown from
the carriage, receiving cuts and bruises
and G severe shaking up. He Was removed
to his home Friday.
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PRETTY MARSH.

School is in session, taught by Miss
Winnie Evans.
f. r. Pray and wife, OF Bar Harbor,
visited a. Il. L. Smiths last Friday night.
Hollis NJ. Smith is at home from Bar
Harbor, where he has been employed the
past year.
Harvey s. Pray and wife, of Roxbury,
Mass, visited his native village last week.
While here he stopped at r. L. Smiths.
Oct g. =.