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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12
i've ~ irs
lis Hor ses
AND DRIVER HAS NARROW Es-
cAPE-ExCiTlNG TINS AT
M y HUNTINGDON.

HUNTINGTON. ssec f2-An acei-
dent in which two horses WeIa electro
csted and which nearly cost lin Wat
tsrs a driver, his life occurred abOut
si\ o cock Afonday night at Eishth
a,enhe and Twentieth street.
Waters Is delivery man IN the
cp,;,g; OF the Martin Miller Grocery
Cen, any. and was going .ytt Twe1-
tieth street with a CONSIGNMENT o
good. When attempting to cross the
street car track in Twentieth street
on. .: the horses suddenly dropped 10
the earth. The otter struggled VIC
lent.y fcr a moment and fell across his
t,ate. clearing the wagon tUngre IN
the Ilad scramble For an instant
Waters was dumbEoulil, and st a
loss TO account for the conduct OF the
horses Soon. however. the odor Ut
burning aesh and the white light
which flashed up from the iron hoots
OF thC PROSTATE. ln'H1!s tod the story,
Ash y. made an Instantaneous exit
Com tie wagon ~ way Ot the rear
V her he recnverei somewhat from
ne Excitement whl'h motacrt ,"liE a.
cr.isre his faculties, he disco rSrsd 4
~u.all wire augiing frCal tie I've Cam.
.,lpn Interstate Irois:v, only Il ivy
!..chc.; from the yIS N seat anil with
in easy reach OF his Ir,aI At the TINE
.tl}ssa !ell.
After realizing Tic plight Of the hap
less htrses Waters gave cait foi
h, p nd a large cro,iI so11 collected
IN Tie scene Al Investigation SHOW
ed that telephone wire had broken
IA. fui!en across the trolley, G1D;Elins
10 .lre ground. 2his IVES directly III
tar crossing w.Irra * q: az ptnpie
pass hourly, ard It w1s mere matter
&c th;ute that rae victim was not y
lulraa being ins:a..'i OF aunb tTtTial
as nance had l.. The wagon was cut
ioosc rom the fallen hcrscs, aud
t-srs rItrd to arnfhar team sent out
by the grocery ccrcpany.
Guitars. mandoIins and violins a.
-, , yy,.. 1or Att. s&-ant
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12

II taken at the Sneeze stage" Pre-
ventIcs-a roo,hsome candy Tablet
will surely and quickly checa an ap
preaching cold or Lasrippe. When
you frs, catch COLOR feel 1t coming
on-take DR.. Shops Preventics, ard
the prompt effect will certainly sur
prise and please you. Preventics, sure
ly, supply the proyerblal ounce o!
prevention Sold in 5 cent and Is
cent boxes by E. A. Billingslea & Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12

Senator Darst, assistant in the tax
commissioners office, has returned
from Ravenswoods. Senator parst has
been attending 10 business matters IN
the northern part of the State for sew
eral weeks and when seen by a report
er yesterday morning he said "foc
haynt any idea what business is being
done in this old State until you get
out over it as / have done for the past
few weeks. OF course, the main sub
iecr OF conversation among politicians
is the legislature and all are OF the
opiniont hat the next meeting OF ;he
West Virginia legislature viii be an
epoch-making one
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..S|.OI|l.A'I|.E!'' 1 ].
HOUSE NEWS
MORE CAPITAL is COMING INTO
THE STATE-NEWs OF THE
DEPARTMENTS.

CHARLESTON. Dec. 12.-one evi
dence that business IS increasing IN
the State OF West Virginia is shown
by the increased stock In several Of
the corporations which have been but
Organized in the State.
On Yesterday the Secretary Of State
issued certificates which will increase
the capital stock Of the New York
Petroleum Company at Parkersburg
from $500 900 to S3.989,o0o.
The Buckharnon River Coal Com
pany has also asked for an increase
In its capital stock from S25o,000 tf
$e0O,OOO.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf.
ness, and that is by constitutional rem
edles. Deafness is caused by an IN
famed condition Of the mucous lining
Of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is infamed you have rumbIing
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
it is entirely closed. Deafness is the
result, and unless the Inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restor-
ed to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which Is nothing but an fntiamed CON
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness (caHsed by
catarrhl that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars, free.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12

Don't miss the prettiest line of fan
cy goods in the city, Come N.
CLYDE S. HOLT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12

Judge Brannon. Judge Sanders and
Mr. Brown returned Monday from
Huntington. where they attended the
funeral services Of the late Hon. Hen
~ Clay Simms.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12

II you get an Eastman Kodak yoE
can get supplies anywhere. Other
makes you can not.
CLYDE s. HOLT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12
AMBER ) BON don
All Trimmed Hats Reduced
Five Per Cent
.Fiye Per Cent.

4 LOT. OF GOOD THINGS FOR XMAS PRESENTS
BEAUTIFUL DOLLS, toe TO $500
COOP LINE OF KID AND WOOL GLOVES, CSC 10
UMBRELLAS, 500 70 $50.
LADIES, NECK WEAR 25c TO SOC.
SILK HOSIERY, BLACK AND coLoRs, stao 70 $3.50 Ban
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS AND TOWELS
DRESSER COVERS AND SQUARES.
HAND MADE JAPANESE LINENS AND THE PRICE tsE
Low.
NEW PLAID SILK RECEIVED ropsS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12

Best goods at reasonable prices at
A. C. Kinkead's, Watson Hotel build |
ing. "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12

Judge Pofser larger returned alhB-1ay
from Point Pleasant, where he spent
Sunday with his family.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12

Corporation Clerk Reynolds, Of the
State auditors office, returned Sunday
from Wedch. where be had been for
several days examining the accounts
Of The Miners hospital.
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DR.. Shoop's
Nigh Cure
ER RIIIINESI Far CO.
E. 4. BILLINGSLEA Z CO.

Pardon me, said the housekeepef
on a marketing expedition, but are
these eggs strictly fresh-laid?"
Absolutely, ma'am.' replied the
grocer promptly. The farmer pur'
chased those eggs from won't allow
his hens to lay them any other way
Milwaukee sentinel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12

James ". Robinson. cf Clarksbug
was granted notary public's commits
sion yesterday.
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MARTIN BROS.

Al our new goods are now IN which
we will be pleased to show our friends
ard patrons. New Nuts Of all kinds.
Pulled Figs, the finest favored figs
grown.
Wsnuts. Soft sheIled Almonds.
Fitberts, Peeans, Brazil MUS.
Walnut Meats. Pecan Meats,
Jordan sheIed Almonds,
Layer Raistns,
Loose Museatei Raisins,
Seeded Raisins,
currans, ctron, Orange Peel,
Lemon Peel. Pure Spices,
Figs in bulk and packages,
candied Cherries.
candied Pineapple,
Maraschino Cherries,
Dates, Ptted Dates,
Ruby Prunes,
Lima Beans,
SAT- MsckeFel.
Minute Tapioea.
TetIeY's Teas,
Lipton's Teas,
Empress Teas
High grade teas in bulk,
Young Tyson. Gun Powder,
English Breakfast, ooleng,
Basket Fired Japan,
Spurs cetfees. Nothing H6er sold.
Somerset County Maple Syrup.
Preston County Pure suek"hest
Flour. The kind we always sell.
You get your moneys worth and
satisfaction at this store.
MARTIN BROS.
ll4 Main Street
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III. CHENEY & 90.

lOISuO, OuIO'
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for COZ
stipation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12

Guitars. mandoEns and violins a:
Clyde S. Holts. 325 Main street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12

Positively he greatest variety IL
Xmas goods N the city.
CLYDE.S, HOLT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12
FINANCIAL INSTITUTE ONs
The Peoples Bagll
Of Fa1rrr1ont.
CAPITAL STOCK 4 q
~, $50, 900. 90.

y. N. Brovuaeld
Our IRE and burglar pref
are free to customers for pint
ptrI.
We solicit your business, Rhieh
oeeetye prompt and careful atid
Dtrectors-Geo. u. Jacobs
Meredith. J. NJ. Hartley. HAM
". 8. Raymond. C. z Hutehl
Howard R. Furbeo.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12

Az our new goods are now IN which
we will be pleased to show our friends
ard aatrons. New Nuts Of all kinds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-15
WINDSORvILLE.

odsslhs York and James SprOul have
crew of men on the Hosea farm in
Soherville cutting lumber. which will
De sawed ut Sprouts Mill.
Erasips. Savage is busy hauling hay
from Nj Sarnpson:s I, ,G
Simon and Joseph French were in
augusta Monday on business.
Inc many friends of Morrill, GIiddcn
are PANIED to learn of his illness at his
nome with an abcess on his neck DR..
A. l.. Lukeforth of Coopers Mills is at
tending him.
There will be a dance at l.. r.
Frenchs. Washington's birthday, Feb.
=. Music by Overlocks orchestra Of
south Liberty.
MISS Sadie Brown visited Miss;
Glcnnic Turner at Palermo Center.
Sunday.
Lucias French is hauling spruce lun-
Der to Sprouts Mill.
EAST MT. VERNON.
"A fine baby girl. weighing 8 lbs. came
last week 10 gladden. the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. McCIelland
\ valuable horse belonging to Frances
stevens was fourd dead Friday morning.
having fallen down Il scuttle hole during
tie night.
Luther Butler is saving wood with 4
gasoline engine for the people of this
place and making quick work.
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MARRIED..
hROoSTU,DI<

AROOSTOOK.
Caribou Feb. :. John Cllri. and Mis-
Harriet Gates.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland Feb. j. Benjamin Jones an,
Beatrice Foster.
FRANKLIN.
Ncrth Jhy-F"b. ~. Frank T.. Willard o
l.lvermorc Falls and Mrs Ida Higgins Of
jay. "
\ntlllav"n-F"b 4, Walter r.. Oregon,
t;"ckl'nI Jan. -. George q. unplSin.
ana Mrs. judith l.. Hopkins. both of Isl,
au Haul.
kENNEBEC.
huGustf-Ian. z. Charles Edward Mil
l'tt Of flitYt.ld AID Miss Ellen Mari;
Whitney Of Moscow
Gi:,Iin.r-Fcb. s. Dr I.ouis NJ Spca,
ANA Miss Marion White
IlENNEEF
Fay"tt"-Fcb. . 10 the wife of Maynard
l.. Scv"rspn, Il daughter.
OXFORD.
bXf"r'!-F"l, >. Perl Pennington and
T"nl Iindl"y. both If Wci"lviIl".. Jan -:
Fred Albert Fc"lcy ANA Mrs. Bertha A.
Bailey
Kumford FalIs-Jan. ~ Pierce I<cras
and Mary kalacza; Mlrk Coco and &c
ella Filarmico.
PIScATAQCIS.
Foxcroft-Fcb. ], David a. Smith am
Miss Bertha Mansfield
Dover-Feb. & Clifton l.. Walker OF
Lexington. Mass, and Miss r. Madeln,
Lauphcr of Dover.
MonSon-Feb. l. Cyrus Hamilton ana
Mrs. Lizzie Cunningham.
Milo-Fch. ;, Edwin Frank Stcsrns ant
Golde Louise Wentworth.
PENOBSCOT
Enh A nj
Julia f.. Haddcan.
Old Town-,Ian. Il. Albert j.. LittIefieIt
and Miss RoSsie ". Angel.
D"xtor-Fcb 7, Ezra H. Ecmis Of CORN
ia and Nellie =. EriSgs of Dexter.
SOMERSET
Fairfield Jan. 81. Chester Carlton Bur
riII and Miss Itcrnicc Eliza Luce,
Pittsficid-.Ian II. Lewis X. Norris OF
| Palmyra and Mis-: Cora J.. Smith of Dc
| trnit
Madison-Jan. y, Nathan A. Mcsser an'
| Miss Melvin T.. Joscv; cIarenc" HoIwa,
of North Madison and Miss Ethel Nithan
| Of E.nht.cn.
ana Miss Rose G. Gilman; Henry Roudoir
Of W:,terville and Miss Mary Roderick
| Feb :, William II. Rowell and Miss Ly
ma w. Prescott :.
Hove and Miss Iernic NJ. Clemson.
I'm bdnn-Ian. q. Herbert r. Bickford o
Webster and Miss Stella Y. Trip o
| E.nlbdnn.
| WALDO.
| pro.nect Ferry-Fcb. ). Frank Hardin,
and Miss AGn. Ward
'''''' WASHINGTON.
Calais-Jan. 81. Floyd A. Tapley an
NisS Grace T.. Bailey; Jan. q. Merton c
F.leenore ard Miss Stella NJ. Leland, boil
of Princeton:
| Powker Of Machias and Miss Stella 3
Damon of Eastport.
Boston, Mass.-Jan:. q. Andrew
Sweet Of Portland and Alwilda August;
HoroiIton of Chebea gue.e Y
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EAST VASSALBORO.

Miss Jennie Priest was the guest OF
Miss Fanny Priest of Winslow for =
few days last week.
MISS Florence Priest and Ernest
Priest were in attendance at Cushno,
Grange at an all day session, Wednes-
| day.
X. NJ. Small was badly bitten by q
dog belonging to Theodore Randall
last week.
FRED Whitney is again cutting ice
FROM the lake The recent cold wave
htvirs frozen deep enough to make
TIE icI i'll fine condition.
The NusSalboro Grange Dramatic
Club gave "Tompiiins' Hired Man."
Saturday evening. Long before the
curtain rose the hall was filled beyond
seating CAPACITY and standing room
WAS all taken. The cast of characters
was as follows: ASA Tompkins,' a
prosperous farmer. Ernest II. Priest !;
"DiXey,' the hired man. one of ma
tues noblcmcn, w. Karl Gates; "John
Remington fine young man IN love
with Louise, Arthur Wilder; Jerry"
u ''t''' o. wv IL, w II Nftid tbuiiiiE lttb,
Arnold Mower, Louise" the daughter
whom Mr.. Tompkins believes to be his
Own, Gertrude A. Richardson; "Julia,"
the only child born to Mr. and Mrs.
TotIpkinS. Charlotte Ii. Mower;
Ruth" Il niece of Mr.. Tompkins
boarding at the TompkinS' homestead
Miss Ruby *. Abbott; "Mrs. Sarah
TomokinE,' Il woman with a secret
that enibttcrs Ier, Mrs. Alice Ran
dali. The play showed the care ANA
work that had been done. Every act
was listened to with increasing inter
est by the large audience. The duet
SUNG at he closing of the first act by
Mr.. Gates and Miss Richardson was
received with enthusiasm and the cur
tain rose while they responded t" tho
applause. Too much cannot be said i'll
praiSc Of all the parts taken. Miss
Ethel Pearson lccitcd between the first
and second acts. Miss Florence Priest
sang and responded to I'm encore with
Tie Jai.aIIeSc Love Song" Between
the second act Frank Rand rendered
two humorous selections in his usual
pleasing manner. Miss Nancy Gates
presided at the piano and delighted
the audience during the intermiSSion
with many selections. Zee cream and
cake were on sale at the close with
confectionery. and after the expenses
had been covered aud proceeds connt"d
il WAS found that sixty dollars would
be added to the fast increasing hall
fund. Thus is ended another Of Vas
salboro Oranges successes.
Herbert Jones of WItcrvillc was III
town Sunday to attend Friends Quar-
tcriy meeting.
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BORN,
-ARDOSI'Ot,I[.


Mlllin"ck ct-Jan. -. to thc wife nf
Arcln" Lakoch"ll". II daughter: Feb. :.
to III" wife of VIM. Broukcr. a son.
Island Falls-Fcb. >. to the wife of
George Armour, Il daughter.
CUMBERLAND.
ErldGt"n-Fcb. T. TO the wife of George
II. Sliri.S. Il son.
llarriSUn-Fcb. , to the wife of E,rpct.t
J.. Davis. q daughter: Feb i. to the
of Percy Stearns, Il daughter.
FRANKLIN
Strong-Fcb. G. to the wife of Lionel r.
Allen, Il son.
Tcmplc-Jan. Is. tC the wife of john
Farmington-Fcb 3 10 tho wife nr Tc,.
n. II. coar, :; son.
West Farming cn--Fcb !. to The wife Of
VI. Il. Newell. II son.
HANCOCK.
Deer Isl"-Jan. 80. to the wife of phillip
d. Haskell, Il daughter
ENON
Ninalhaven-Jan. Is. t. the wife Of VII
nam Warren. II daughter. Bcrnicc
N!eys Corner, St GcorSc-Jan ~, Ia
the wife of Arthur Thomas a son
Rorkland-J;tn. 81, to the wife of Lieut..
Caster +. Snow, a son, Sidney Pillsbury.
OXFORD.
NorWay-Fcb. &. to the wife of Albert G.
Walker, daughter, Edith Jane: Feb =,
to the wife of Nathan Tomkns. a son,
Feb. l, to the wife of Nervillc S. Bennett,
Il son
North Buckf"ld-Jan. g. to the wife OF
Norman +. B"ssey, daughter
PortcriielC-J:tn., to the wife Of JOIN
Mcdonald, a son.
Lynchville--San. i. TO the wife Of Phil
ii. McAllistcr. Il daughter.
PlSCATAQTIS
FoXcroft-Jan. 81. to the wife of Stanle,
j. Pratt, a daughter.
IENOBSCOT
Pattel-Jan. 70. to the wife of Geo Cum
nInSham, Il daughter.
Mt. Chasc-Jan. -. to the wife of Elijah
Arbo, Il daughter: Feb. 4, to the wife OF
Lewis Applcby, a son.
DiNmOnt-Jan. Is, to the wife of E. NJ
Whitcomb, Il son.
SOMERSET
Erightcn-Jan. y. to the wife Of T.. A.
Decker, a daughter.
Palmyra-Jan. q, to the wife of Otis T..
Plaisdcll, a son.
Athens-Fcl. ;. to the wife of l.. c
Williams, a daughter.
E'nbdcn-Feb. /. to the wife of Bert g.
Berry. Il son.
Canaan--Fcb. /, to the wife of Carl
Fitzgerald, Il son.
WALDO
Lincolnvillc Ccnter-to the wife of ID. H.
Heal, Il daughter
MISCELLANEOUS
Jamaica Plains, MaSs.-F"b. 4, to the
vii" Of I"dru j. Bracket, a son.
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MANCHESTER

Mrs William ii. Lyons is seriously
III with heart trouble. Her daughter
Mrs. Emery is assisting in the care OF
Mrs. Lyon. ...
Miss Blanche Cram is working for
D.. Mrs. Emery is assisting in the care of
Mrs. d. Il. Gordon of Rcadfield.
Ar interesting Christian Endeavor
meeting was held with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred STOW last Sunday with Mrs.
cora Brown as leader.
/" Mr.. Parsons OF Massachusetts is a
visitor at +. l. Jackson's and Mrs. Philo
HcNctts.
William Hunt has so far recovered
from his late Illness as to be able to be
out
f. n. Dudley and G. l.. Butler were
cutting and hauling firewood for Mrs.
Clara Leonard, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hcffernan who
have been stopping in Rcadfield several
days have returned to Augusta.
WEEKS MILLS.
Mrs. Wright IIeisIcr is on the sick
list. DR.. Ridley of Windsor is attend
ing her.
Frank and Maudc Halves Of South
China were the guest of Vcrda Per-
cval sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Snuman has gone to
China Village for a few weeks.
Mrs. Fred Snow of Rockport, Conn,
twas calling on friends here last week.
Rev. George Weeks preached at the
Advent chapel Sunday afternoon.
Roy Clifford has hired out with Dean
Estes for a year and will move onto
his Mace on Deer Hill next week.
Mr.. Estes will move his family to
J Branch Mills. where he recently bought
the Charles Densnore place.
j. p Goddard of Waterville was the
guest of relatives here Sunday and
Monday.
The Busy Bees met Thursday with
Mrs. Ella jackson. Eleven members
were present and the afternoon was
passed making aprons for which the So
cicty find a ready sale. Mrs. Jackson
served dainty refreshments. Voted to
hold the next meeting with Mrs. DcX-
ter Hvsom.
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CHINA.

Waldo Washburn is taking a vaca-
ton Of a few weeks in Boston.
Miss Florence Brown has returned
from an extended visit i'll Boston and
Portland.
News has been received of the death
OF Two former residents of this town,
VIM. f. Nealey. on Jan. 2S, at Paxton,
Mass, and Estcy Austin.
School has closed for two weeks and
the teacher, Mr.. Leighton, has gone to
Boston.
Abisha Fletcher has not been well
Of late His daughter. Mrs. Minnie
FlctcheF tNtii'tsoif Warleh, with her
husband, Dir. Norton. and their little
adopted daughter, Audrey, has been
visiting her father and sister, Mrs.
Main.
John Albert Fall is seriously ill. Mr..
Fail WAS kicked in the face by a horse
on Christmas day and since that time
he has suffered from severe hem
orrhages Of the nose. His recovery is
doubtful. His brother, Walter Fall,
ard Miss Lillian Fall of Boston are
here.
The G. l.. Y. G. are raising funds
and pushing plans and work for a
rev public wharf. Last week a bee"
was held and eight men put in a good
days work, the women serving dinner
for them in the Baptist vcstry. On St.
Valentines eve the club will give an
entertainment for the same purpose in
G. a. r. hall. An admission of l.
ctnts will cntitIc one to hear the pro-
gram and cat ice cream and cake.
T. l.. Doc has lately cut on the Nor
rll lot two of the largest trees ever
frlled in town, maple measuring 30
inches in diameter ut the butt and %
inches diameter ut the first limb.
which was 40 feet from the ground. An
elm was nearly of the same size.
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ROME

Mr.. ;nd Mrs. s. W. Clement have
returned from Boston.
David French lost a valuable horse,
it being found dead i'll the stable.
DR.. Jolly visited VIM. Mcadcr'S place
and killed d horse belonging to Otis
Morrow.
juryman.
Three Of VIM. M"nder's children have
been sent to the orphans home at Au-
burn.
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LITCHFlELD PLAINS.

Edward Shorey WIS thrown from a log
on which he was riding. Thursday. get
ting one foot under the front of the sled
and but for having a kind horse would
have been. seriously injured. He is now
suffering from bruises and badly
sprained ankle as result of the acct
dent.
Mrs. Bessey. who boards at A. r.
Bucklin's. is quite ILL.,
There is ar increasing interest in the
religious services at the Plains.
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EAST PITTSTON.

EVan@elistic services of marked in
terest and profit We're held at the
Methodist church on each evening of
last week with the exception Of Friday
night when the storm prevented. The
services were in charge of the pastor
Rc7T, I. T.. Harris. who was assisted on
Wednesday evening by Rev. w. A.
HaEscome of Dresden.
Leslie Moody of Portland spent a few
days with old friends in this village
last week.
The death of Mrs. Sarah Moody. last
Wednesday in Lewiston. after Il short
Illness, was a shock to her friends in
this place where she was well known
and highly esteemed.
Miss Nina Jones Of Shccpscot. is
visiting her grandmother Mrs. W. :.
Cleavcs.
The 20th Century club will hold its
next meeting on Saturday at the home
of Miss Grace &. Knight.
Miss Ida Dow returned last week
from a few weeks visit III Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kennedy and
son spent Saturday and Sunday in Au-
Susta.
The snow Of Friday Was eagerly well
coined by those having hauling to DO
though regrets are heard that the fall
was so light.
Misses Hattie Moody ana Grace
Seavy and Mrs. Gertrude Ham of
Lewiston. were in this place last week
called here by the death Of Mrs. Hams
mother, Mrs. Sarah Moody.
Miss Ellen Hcwcy has gone to Sheep
scot for visit with relatives.
Miss Mildred Moody of Portland is
the guest of friends in this village.
{. +. Moody of Chelsea was i'll this
place for a short time Saturday.