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New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
STEEL DIRECTORS MEET
QUARTERS PROFITS BIG.
Millions To BE Erpended on City
of Gmg."

The directors of the United States Steel Cor
poration at their quarterly meeting yesterday
afternoon re-elected the old officers and the OUT
going members of the finance committee, II. c.
Frick. p A b. Widener and Norman b. Ream:
received the statement OF operations OF the cor
paratieu for the three months ended March 81.
which showed almost record breaking net earn
ings and untitled orders: declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of l& per cent on the pre-
ferred stock. payable May 81 and considered
plans for a vast new plant on the shores of Lake
Michigan
The net earnings for the quarter were $780,
684A90 comparing with Ss5.27S.6SS for the quar-
ter ended December 81. 1905. and with S23.O25.-
Sc for the three months ended March 81. 1905.
The record net earnings were in the April May
June quarter OF 1902, S37.662O57. and the result
Just announced was surpassed also in the Sep
tember 80 quarter Of 1902 The untitled orders
on hand on March 81 We're 7,0ls,7l2 tons,
showing exceeded only by that in the statement
OF December 81 OF last year when the untitled
orders were 7605.O .OS6 tons. The net earnings by
months for the quarter compare as follows with
those Of the same periods Of 1905 and 1904:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
GOT EXPENSE MONEY.
T1oo alleged Agent" Caught by
Dental Concern.

William H. Harvey, who gave his address as the
Hotel Winthrop No 2OsS Seventh avenue. and Jean
Yates who says he lives at No. 143 West 97th
street arrested in the offices of the Crawford
Dental Manufacturing Company, No. Al Park Row.
yesterday afternoon, by Detectives McConville'
Funston and Green. of the Central Office. charged
with attempted grand larceny and swndling. The
complainant against the men is L. H. CRAWFORD
president of the company.
According the police two men. in October
last. applied 10 President Crawford for places
agents 10 sell the stock of the company. The men
gave references the Bankers and Merchants
Real Estate Company, York and Grove streets,
Jersey City. Before advancing them the expense
money for a trip through New Jersey where they
said they had large clientele. President Crawford
wrote TO the real estate company and received
strong letter of recommendation, saying that the
men-one of whom had given the name of William
l. McConnochie and the other F. A. Ernest-were
first class statesmen, and that any money advanced
10 them would be well advanced The writer. Will
lam II. Harney, suggested that any sum up TO 800
would be about right This letter was followed by
q telephone communication from President Harvey.
in which he repeated his eulogistic opinions of
Mr.. Crawford could not see the $3.50 part OF the
deal but he did advance McConnOchic a check for
S20 and Ernest one for Sl5- The men then departed
and Mr.. Crawford never saw or heard from them
again One of the checks came back after having
been cashed. bearing the Endorsement Of William
Last Saturday two more men called on President
Crawford with proposition to sell stock for him.
Like the first two. they wanted expense money and
also. like their predecessors they the Bankers
City as reference. one of the men said his name
was Joseph j. Hyer and the other his was Jean
Yates President Crawford told them TO call again
Monday.
When Hyer and Yates came in Monday AcCon-
vile. who was on hand in hiding, recognized Hyer
signal Mr.. Crawford TO arrange for the men to re-
turn the next day. Yesterday afternoon when
Hyer and Yates appeared they were arrested.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, April "A, 1906.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Bowie (Br) Kerr, Liverpool April i3 TO tbs
Write Star Line with mdse. Arrived the Bar az
3.OS m. "
steamer Grosser Kurfurst CGer) Prehn Bremen Apr1
IA 10 Oelrichs Co with 914 cabin and steerage
passengers ana ndse- Arrived at the u m
steamer Furnessia (Brl. Baike Glasgow and Moytlle
April "a 10 Henderson Brothers, cabin and T44
sserAse passengers and mdse. Arrived che Bar at
Steamer statendam Dutch Brunsra ROTTERDAM, Arr,I
"a and bouosne 10. TO the Holland Line with
ia CABIN ana de3 steerage mdse Arrived
Steamer Peter Jebsen CNor) Neuetaar Mstapzas .r,,
10 20 " u Munson with sugar Arrived at the Bar al
p m - N- -
steamer sunniva CNorl Hngen Nipe Bay Apr,l "a .,
tEe puniois Co. with Arrived al the Bar AZ
steamer Brewster GER Book Port Antonio .nr, 10 .
at IL m '''04 A' 'he bar
steamer MORO Castle. Miller Havana Amt, ., .
James p Ward Co. with passengsrs - 20
mdse Arrived at the Bar 5:4n u n nlhtIs ana
o clock Hs piahch at Il
steamer Oneida. Ingram. Georgetown 8 g, ., -
VIA Wilmington g Il. TO the Clyde SIS Co Wiz -
Steamer Hamilton. Boaz. Newport News snS a IN
20 the Old dominion SIS Co. with passengers ana 49,
Passed in Quarantine at s:45 p m. anu H'dsa
SAILED
Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm (Ger) for Rr.m.n ~,
Plymouth and Chereourg Kentucky Dam Copenha -
and 81 Petersburg: Francesca (AusD Trieste RavaSoa
utaD Norfolk Antilla tCuban) Guantanamo santt,v"
etc. Dorothy. Funta eiorda. Hernia Brl Baltimore:
Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport News; Wesrsids
(Br). Newport News; city OF Atlanta Fnance
Colon; Comanehe. Charleston and Jacksonville; III GA
GalN eston. Chrpathia (Br) Genoa Naples,
lBr). Liverpool Via Queenstown: Mamma
Armenian (r). Liverpool BenefaetoT Philadelphia NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
OBITUARY.
JOHN DORER.

John Dorer, OF John and Magdalen Dorer.
born June q, 1877. at l1etscheim. Province OF
Alsace. France. and residing at No u Springdale
avenue. East Orange n. j., died suddenly Sun
day from an attack Of apoplexy. while explaining
some of the details of the San Francisco calamity
to the members OF the Sunday school OF the Sec
ond German Presbyterian Church. of which he was
superintendent. Mr.. Dorer left his native land
when eighteen years old, and settled in East Or
ange. He went California, where he remained
three years and seven months. He then returned
10 East Orange and in 1872 entered the firm of
Booth Brothers. and soon after became a member of
the firm. Mr.. DOrer invested largely in real es-
tate, and erected many dwelling houses. He was
also member OF the jewelry firm Of Schwartzkopf
ZkOff & Dorer. His widow and five children sur
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
BOARD OF EDUCATION REUNION.
Annual Dinner of Lecture Corps To Be Held
at Hotel kstor On May 8.

The sixteenth annual reunion and dinner Of the
lecture corps Of the Board OF Education will be
held in the Dig ballroom Of the Hotel Astor at
p m. on HAY g. The dinner will be preceded by
a reception at $50 O'Clock II is expected that
this w.n be the largest reunion which the corps
has held Among the speakers VIII be John Lloyd
Thomas The toastHaster; Egerton L. Winthrop
president Of the Board OF Education; Sir Caspar
Purdon Clarke, director OF the Metropolitan Mu-
scum Of Art Dr. Henry NJ Leipziger, supervisor
OF lectures OF the Board OF Education: James Nc
Keen of Brooklyn: Hammond Lamont, managing
editor Of The Evening Post Willis Fletcher
johnson and PO Ka Isaka Seme. the Zulu student
Columbia University who recently received the
gold medal for oratory.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
FOR SALE.

One pair Corliss Engines. built by
VIM. A. Harris Steam Engine
Co., size I4x36, in good condi-
ton.
Compound Duplex Worthineton
Pump, IA and 20xI2x15.
J Simple Duplex Worthington Pump
lo14zI2xl0.
Steam Freight Elevator, Whittier
Machine type.
Z Crane Hydraulic Elevators, hor-
izontal type.
20 K. w. Amcs Engine and Gen.
e-al Electric Dynamo.
Address
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE CFFICE.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
CALLS TO STUDY M. o. QUESTIONS.

Timothy Healey. president OF the international
Brotherhood of Stationary Eiremen. sailed for
Liverpool yesterday or The cunarder Caronia
one o: the labor members OF committee appointed
under the auspices of the National Civic Fedora
ton to investigate municipal ownership in other
cities Among those the pier TO him OF were
II F. Ingalls,. chairman Of the board of directors
Of the Big -Four" Railroad. and Professor Frank J.
GoodnoT, Of Columbia University. Mr. Healey re-
ceived purse OF O. 900 frc-n hs union IA honor OF
It's twentieth annigurssry. Five OF TIRE members or
5ne TIE oornnittse vent 20 Europe before Mr. Essley
The rest viii go Nay -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
MRS. MARY HANNAH HUNT.

Boston. April 24-Mrs Mary Hannah Hunt. super
intendent of the department Of scientific instruction
Of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and
originator of the laws compelling scientific tenn
perance instruction in the public schools. died at
her home. No % Trul street, Dorchester early to-
day from paraplegia- Mary Hannah CHanchetO
Hunt born in South Canaan, Conn. on July T.
1880 and educated at Patapsco Institute, near Bal
timore She was married in 1852 to Leander b.
Hunt a manufacturer, of East Douglass. Mass
She early impressed with the possibilities OF
temperance reform.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
JAMES 3. FULTON.

Plattsburg. y. Y, April A-James B. Fulton
deputy warden Of Clinton Prison. died at Danne-
mora this afternoon of typhoid pneumonia. He
was forty-eight years old. and formerly lived in
Rochester and Auburn. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
GIFTS FOR ST. JOHNS CATHEDRAL.

II was ANNOUNCED yesterday at the monthly meet
ing of the OF the Cathedral OF ST. John the
Divine held at the home Of Coadjutor Bishop Greer
No Gramercy Park that gifts had been received
during the previous month follows: Under the
Will of Josephine Katherine Jones 5000; under the
viii Of william NJ. Burgoyne. $780, from the Cathe
Arsl League s. go; from the diocesan committee
sssa.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
T,REAsURY DEPARTMENT, oFEisE ,Es,s1.a IA

IL the Secretary. washington A2I Ss.j ~ I've o.slosk
proposals will be received az ths oH seT openei ~
r. NJ on tuesday. May ;. 1905 anI "a Ia 1000 tcns
supplying about $1,000 tons 0t ~ ics % es.S-
OF bucxwheat coal and 100000 pounls ITs,xyu n +
United states buildings in New YORK AZ 1eT or such
during the fiscal year ending June 81 lss spschcA
tOn OF the year be deemed Az - rbtaned uSo'
and blank forms OF proposals nay washes
appplfcation 10 the Secretary of the ~ htis 70
ton u. c. The right reject any S-I S "a Actins -
served by the Department II A 4"i
retaTy
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPLIEs-

Department OF the Interior. once ot indian 49,. 49,.
washington Z. c. March "a 1eO8--Seasd p-cposAs,,
plainly marked the outside Hf the envelope 5rop
Tor rubber goods boots and shoes etc, as re As9
be and addressed the Commissions or 4acl4 ~.
Washington D. c.. Will BE- received at ne 1ss Sni
then opened for rrnlshing the indian serves 49, .nu-
ber goods boots and shoes hardware, ana nSeS@
piles Sealed PROPOSALS. plainly marked on tne
or .he envelope Proposal for crockery
the may and addressed @ ne ..-slv.a
OF Indian Af1air~. Washtlgtcn ID. c. VII y NAV
the Indian Offcs until Ociock p m o. 4uS S, -
1906 and then opened for furnishing ne olls
vice with crockery. agricultural implements s7nxs
glass tinware wagons harness, leather Soe -,5srs-
sadilery etc school supplies. and long rs :.
laneous articles Bids must be made o1' on snstoa zoe
blanks Schedules giving all necessary s T.dIsa
bidders vii. be furnished Application % vs.nouses
ONCE Washington. d. c.: the u > In1@l In1. Ma and
At New York City Chicago. Ill. 81 LOUIS -s~nf q,
Omaha Nebr. Tbs Department reseEvSs - Nbtd y
reject any and all bids. " any part ol A-' -
LEUPP. COMMISSIONS
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 500 Sunset 649 Moon sets s4I Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sandy Hook $50 Gov Island 9:O5 Hell Gate IO:5S
P M.-Sandy Hook $50 Gov Island 9:IS Hell Gate iii
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
OFFICE OF CONsTRUCTING 0UAhl......n =

81 1905 Sealed proposals trplieats VIII q isos and
IN this oiHoe until II O'clock A NJ. ~; bextink pulas
then publicly opened the constructi- =. tsor Mcns
ing and electric wiring ~ Post ftospl.a my AZ
n Y The L. = reserves the right % - rs crle
bids Plans and specifications may % se,s $3.50 he nSrAs1
Envelopes containing se@alcd propoStls and a.
PROPOSALS. for Hospital Fort Miehio y Hcrinx glAl-
dressed 20 Lieut. y b. W. COREY. Conlsss~,,-r
termaster Fort rrumbulL New Loneeh ------ Ne
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
Proposals.

GENERAL. HEAD0JARTERS. STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT- GENERAL.
ALBANY
April 17h 1905
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ceived at the Generals Ofcs state Arsenal
7th Avenue and 35th Street. New York City unin y
o'clock Friday. May +th 1896 for furnishing tie
following Military Supplies for the National Guard.
1000 Olive Drab WOOIien Service Uniforms ard
5000 Full Dress Caps.
5000 Full Dress Uniforms coats and trousers.
900 pairs Leggtngs regulation pattern
800 Overcoats. blue kersey.
5000 POnchos
The same to be delivered at the State Arsenal at G.
within four 90 months from date % contract
quantities and at such various periods within such tins
Uniforms WITH be graded sizes
Printed copies OF blank proposals and Specifications for
senaI Tth Avenue and 35th Street New York City.
The state STANDARD Samples OF cloth trimmings and
buttons from which each garment must Be made
be examined az the Arsenal. New York City
Proposals will be made for full dress coats, full dress
trousers, full dress oreeches. olive drab woosn service
coats, olive drab wOOllen service breaches specifying
price each article named in the blanks.
In determining the award of the contract the asre-
OF bids for the articles OF fu dress uniform
and oc the service uniform Will De Considered as may %
deemed for the interests OF the State
All articles must CONFORM 70 ne S.tlla41 SN-lpes
be the Office Of the AdJutant-ieneral STATE .
New York New York State Arsenal Ith Avenue and
35th Street. New York city.
All goods delivered free ot expense at ts
New York State Arsenal properly packed and marked
where they will be inspected in accordance with No
provisions OF the Military Code and Regulations
The state the right reject any
the state reserves the right TO increase quantities
OF each every article above mentioned nom ten %
twenty per cent according appropriation ayaiah
within the specified time OF four months.
General State OF New York. Arsenal. Ith Ave
& 35th Street New York city, and plainly marked bids
FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES FOR THE NATI9NAh
AdjuJant-C General 8 \. y
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
GENERAL. HEADQUARTERS. STATE OF NEW YORK.
Albany, April 11th. lO5
SEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE FOR

furnishing and delivering QUARTERMASIEs
STORES AND SUBSISTENCE STORES at the SLATE
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION. Peekskil n T.. u sl-s
quantities and such times as required oy tne D7.
Cluartermastsr and Depot Commissary 10 supply -
troops duty during period commanding duae -
and ending July ID 1906, will received until y 0cH
noon. Monday april SOth at the AdJutanL Geasl.s
Office state Arsenal. Seventh Avenue and Sotn sUss-
New York City. -,
Proposals must be made upon the several aItieies -
The state the right 10 accept or reect az
ali bids or any part thereof Contractors for suosp'
stores 10 agree 10 back all unbroken packages
Information furnished upon application -
Separate bids Quartermaster and Suosstenos s'o
be addressed 70 the AdJut2nt Sene.A-
n n state Arsenal. Seventh Avenue and S9tn s'sSe
New York City and plainly marked BIDS swH
QUARTERMASTER STORES bids FOK sU5Si'--
NELSON II. HENRY.
Adjutant General
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
HEADOUARTERs STATE OF NJ" w
ATNIITr aNr CEN SE.flALS 8 OFFlCE., q, falR
PROPOSALS VII

y .., ..,,-. ,,c,c-x noon Monday May u - -
at the Aijlant Generals Ofce state AEsst stns scarg
nf,a anI gStb street New York CITY for
ani painting and making general rspslrs % vsss
Depa rtrns snt OF the l.. s. ) NlieeI foot q
the Morse Iron works anu b4J AONN
5dth Street. Brooklyn - - cha Morse py
Cost ~ towing vessel the yaFes % - RrOk
DECK and Iron Works Company. foot ot 9oen o,si
lyn to the works OF the contractor % pc Ses os To
the state. Proposals must oe ma0o lO4 ''N
work and also upon separete it5tns - r,ust
All The reoars alterations and other woFA 49,. - ns
form 10 the specifications be seen az ne ssnal
Adtutant General 5. n Y Sew 1erS s ssss conplsis
Avenue and 9Sth St New York ClJy. w.
cOpy or the spacidcations be had On ,st -
repairs alterations ard otneE We Era rslt
spected before acceptance. The state tes. rhareof
10 reject or accept any al bids. os any psnant Ger
An bids must be addressed % me IN ~ Nss
eral 3 n Y. Arsenal 1th Ave 80 ,SFs RsPAiFS
York City. and plainly marked h4D9 80
TO IT, ;. S. ALLEN " .,..ta,r General
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
TRANSPACIFIC MAus

Destination and steamer. C1o.at,r
Japan iexcept parcels post mailsl C'orea 80 ~ 4
China and Philippine Islands-Empress
OF China (va Nictoria) To
Japan, Hawaii. Corea, China Philip 0 y Il
pine Islands-China (ya San Franclsco) Aur % 1,ao :
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
pOST OFFICE pEPARTALENT. WASl...'. .s... ).

ton. ID. c. April 2 19od.-Sealed tssent of tsS
received az the ONCE of the Purchasins - uay ~
Department until o'clock p m Ia.srtrlenfs O. ~ ss
1905 for furnishing envelopes the pepa T,lv s@
6iovernent dring the nscal year besinnins s'
and ending June 80, 1901. Blanks ~ ull 10 ~.
specifications and instructions 20 eteS Axert tor
nished upon application The Purenas'vs Gec
Post OfiCe Department. Washington. - -
GrlKtTEI.YOIT POsfma A. General
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25

Guney Port Arthur Tex. towing barge Conemaugh for
Galveston. -
Sandy Hook. n J. April "a u,-wind west: ligh.
breeze clear. "S'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS. STATE OF NEW Yosy
OFFICE OF THE ADIUTANT- GENERAL.
ALBANY
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PENOBSCOT.
ETNA,

Fred and Harry Graves have pur-
chased a steam well drill and have
gone to Bangor at q tannery.
Mrs. A. r. Day and three daughters
of Bangor are stopping at their cottage
at Camp Etna.
TIL" Relief Corps held Memorial
meeting at its regular meeting July IA.
Earl Ames has gone to Bangor to
work for w. J. Boswell.
Miss Ida DaGGctt of DanfOrth is the
guest If her sister, Mrs. J. l.. Friend
for few weeks.
Saturday, June so, was happy day
ut Friends Retreat, when Mr.. and Mrs
j. l.. Friend entertained Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas Fcssenden and daughter
Alleen and baby John of Bangor. Their
guests Miss Brown of Lubec and Mrs
$. l.. Porter of Bangor. Much of the
time was spent on the lake fishing and
canoeing. which gave them sharp ap-
pcti-eS for the dainties which Mrs.
Friend loves to prepare for her guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Friend both delight in
entertaining their friends at their cot
taEe and Friends Retreat is seldom
without visitors through the summer
months.
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In effect June 4, 1906.


Pullman Car Service.
Pullman sleeping car between Boston
and Caribou on train leaving Boston at
100 I. NJ; Auguk,t. 1876 A. M; Bangor.
325 A. NJ. and Caribou, -, p. NJ
Parlor car on train leaving Northern
Maine Jet. ut 315 =. NJ. and Caribou at
7.1J A. NJ. Sleeping car on train leaving
Augusta at 2..& A. NJ, anu Greeuville at
4.U5 +. NJ. tvia FanSor)
TRAINS LEAVE.
LEAVE Portland 1879 p. NJ; Augusta.
12.45 y. NJ: Watorvillc. 123 A. NJ; Bangor.
3.25 A. NJ; Arrive Millinocket at els A.
NJ; lloultoD. $.27 A. NJ. Pressure Isle, 1913
A. NJ. Caribou, 1910 A. NJ; Fort Fair
field. 1875 y. NJ; Van Buren. 12O5 p NJ
LEAVE Portland, les A. NJ; Augusta,
2,S "A. NJ; Natervillc. 3.35 A. M; Ban
Eor. 10 A. NJ: Arrive So. Lagrange, SIG
y. A.; Katahdi' IRON Works. 955 A. M:
NJ; Ashland. l., ? Nj; Fort Kent. 80
r. M; Houlton. l. Nh p. NJ: Presque Isle,
1.5gr. NJ; Caribou. 2.25 r. NJ; Van Buren,,
$40 T. NJ: Limestone, $40 7. M; Fort
9l3 A. NJ; GuilInli. 9.3a A. NJ. Monsoon.
1907 A. NJ; Cree lille, TO- 40 A. NJ; Kineo,
1915 r. VI.
LEAVE-Portland. lilo A. M; Water
vile, 1.5o p. NJ; Conn ;tion for Aroostook
Cotinty viz Northos Maine Jct); leave
Bangor. e.55 p NJ. Arrl So. Lagrange.
$50 /. M; Millinochat, so p. M: Patten
SO ?. n; Ashland. so ?. NJ; Houlton.
bTu. q25 =. NJ; Fort Fairfield, 9 is p NJ.
LEAVE Portland. 100 =. NJ: Augusta,
. "A +. NJ; Waterville. 3.I7 z. NJ. Bangor.
40 r. NJ: Arrive Dover go p. NJ:
5iuilford, G.3S = NJ; Greenville. 7.O P.
TRAINS ARRIVE
I.E.vE Greerv'lie, SO \. T.; Dover.
GA a. n So. Lagrange, rs a. NJ; Ar
rive Il : vr 40 A; ~; leave Bangor.
,LEsVE FORT Fairfield IL a. NJ: Ven
Buren,, 500 A. NJ; Caribou, ..I5 A. NJ;
Pres Tue Isle. al A. NJ +: Hoult"l al5 A.
NJ: Ashland, $40 a. Nj; Patten, . A. NJ:
Miilnociet. 1l.15 NJ; katahdin Iron
Works. 1870 A. NJ Arrive Bangor, Las p.
NJ; Arrive Waterv4lIe, III +. A.; Angus
TIA. 50 =. M; Cvia Norther IN Maine Jct)
Isle. i2.aa p. IL; Fort F'airrield. 1l.55 A.
NJ: Houlton, 225 =. NJ; Fort Kent. 11.3O
A. M: Ashland, 1.35 p. Nj; Patten, 3.05 ?.
NJ; Millinocket, Al 2. NJ; hneo, Lbs T
M. Greenville. 4.n5 P NJ M%"4on, SO
Foxcroft. !22 p. M. Arrive hAignr, rs
1882 p. NJ.
LEAVE vln Buron. 3.o5 ?. NJ; Caribou.
Pres1ue Isle. 5,22 p. NJ; Houlton, 20 T.
M; Millinocket. 9.0s P. NJ: ARRIVE Ban
gor, 1145 NJ. Watervlie. liza a. NJ.
Trains leave Northern Maine Jet. t9r
Stockton and ScarspOrt, at SO a. NJ; IN
r NJ. and III P. NJ: arriving. at Stockt,l
at 937 A. NJ; 23S p. NJ. and SOC i. a!
and Searsport at ga A. NJ; 2.45 P. NJ.
and $40 p NJ; Returning leave Searsport
at Cos y. NJ, 2.0G p. M. and 32o r. NJ
and Stockton at 6.15 A. NJ; 21O p. NJ.
and 3.35 F. NJ: arriving at Northern
Maine Jet. at ITO A. NJ; 800 p NJ. ano
430 L. M.
G.. z. & I. A.
W. NJ. PROwN.
Gen'l Superintendent
Bangor, June ), 1906
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sAGADAH0C
NORTH BOWDOlN.

Maurice Alden has returned from q
visit of several days with relatives at
Auburn.
Charles Adams who is employed in
Sabattus, is at home helping his
father, VIM. Adams during the haying
season.
Abraham Strout and w. c. Batchel-
der have each purchased new six
loot cut moving machine.
Robert Ridcout has nearly recovered
the use of broken arm, sustained by
the collapse Of staging ON which he
was at work
Abel Batchelder passed few days
last week with the family of Z. IL.
Holbrook.
There was a good attendance at the
entertainment given at the North
church last Saturday evening. and
quite a neat sum was netted for the
use Of the Society.
Samuel McElwain of Lisbon Falls
was Il business visitor in town this
week
Mrs. Frank Holman was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dow of
Richmond were visitors Sunday at the
home of Moses Lydston.
James NJ Tarr is at home from
Houlton engaged in settling the estate
of his uncle. the late Joseph Tarr
Mrs. John Card and children of
Lisbon Falls arc visiting relatives in
this place.
Mrs. Flora Tarr is at home from
Lisbon for q few weeks stay with her
mother. Mrs. n. {. Card.
James Reynolds. who is staying in
town with his daughter. Mrs. Ida Card
has gone to Troy for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rideout of
Richmond Corner. formerly of this
neiGhhorhOod We're cordially greeted
Sunday by their old friends and neigh
borS here.