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opposed tho amendment. Mr.. Cady moved
the previous question. Tho amendment
was lost 1856 to 81. On motion Of Mr.. SEN
ter OF Montpelier section Is, providing for
damages resulting from frightened
horse was stricken out.
Mr.. Carr of st. Johnsbury proposed to
amend 80 that selcctmen OF towns instead
OF experienced operators shall recommend
licenses to operate machines. Opposa cd
by Mr.. Allen OF Nottingham, Mr.. Mich
OILS of Richmond and Mr.. Cady of Middle
bury. Amendment lost. Mr.. Archibald
OF Manchester suggested an amendment
striking out that part of section q in re-
gard to SELLING a machine In civil suit
for damages. Amendment adopted The
third reading OF the bill was ordered by
q vote of 1876 to r.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
H. 36-Relatlng to duties of county
clerks in respect to firth class licenses.
f. 902-Provluins for the sale of the
State arsenal and land connected thers-
with In Montpelier.
=. aS--Reg ulating the purchase of sup
plies for State institutions.
senate BILLS REFERRED.
ecution IN cases Of intoKicaton; to joint
committee on temperance.
s. 152-Providing for inspection OF food,
drugs and other articles in common use;
to joint committee on public health.
s. officiating to city Of Rutland; to
municipal corporations.
S. 165--Incorporating Enosburgh Falls
Savings Bank g. Trust Co.; to banks.
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
Fl. 15f-Relatinr TO the charter of tho
village Of Brattlcboro.
| II. 5s2--Fixes salary of clerk of Wind
sor county at s2,4Go.
| H G59-To regulate telephone rates.
| H. 5s5-Relating to village of Chester.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
r. 693-By Mr.. Bicknell of Johnson for
committee on corporations, to authorize
| the town OF Sandgate to refund n portion
of It's Indebtedness.
On motion OF Mr.. Oliver of Charleston
the House adjourned at $3.50 o'clock.
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To Ailing Women
Little sound Advice VIII Help Many
u Sufferer in burlington.

No woman can be healthy and well
pass on in the urine when the kid
neys are well arg retained in the
BODY when the Kidneys. are sick:
female organs nearby and sometimes
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ro ssa causea
dlzsy spells, languor, nervousness
and rheumatic pain.
When, suffering so, try Doan's Kid
ney pills, the remedy that cures sick
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return when the Kidneys are we'll
Let a Burlington woman tell you
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street, Burlington Vt, Says Since
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eight years ago, when l was living
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for they cured me of q severe attack
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Remember the name-Doans--and
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MEETING OF MT. SINAI TEMPLE.

MEETING OF MI. SINAI TEMPLE.
Montpelier, Dec. 1.-THE annual
meeting of Mount Sinai Temple, Mobiles
of the Mystic shrine. was held this
evening in Armory hall In this city.
About 400 of the 1000 members of this
temple We're in attendance A class
OF SO candidates were initiated and
the following officers were elected:
Henry s Root OF Newport, illustrious
potentate; George II. Randall of Wells
River. chief rabban: Collins Blakely OF
Montpelier, assistant rabban; Lester H..
Greene of Montpelier, high priest and
prophet; Isaac u. Bailey OF Brattle-
boro, oriental guide; Dean p Towne OF
Barre tree surer; Charles II. Heaton OF
Montpelier, recorder.
| The representatives to the imperial
council to he held at Los Angeles, Cal,
in June. 1907. are s. 8. Ballard of Mont
pclier, T. Il. Putnam OF Bratueboro. Or,
Il. NJ. Chase of Bethel, Stodiard S. Allen
of Ferrisbursh.
| Following the work of the evening a
banquet was served at the Montpelier
House for which music was furnished by
the Whittier orchestra.
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resentatives' hall which was packed. I
Il. Slayton, deputy secretary of state pr
sided while Representatives slayton
Elmore, Soule of Alburgh and Kicker
Groton acted as pages. The members
the Legislature took good naturedly Il
sharp raps they received. In the bill
substitute bills. joint resolutions, nomc
rails, petitions and remonstrances tbs
the wideawake youngsters introduced
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BILLS 1NTRODt-CEr
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

Temporarily forgetting himself Friday
morning Lieut. Coy. prouty began the
routine business OF the Senate without
devotional exercises. Senator Chase Of
Windham blandly inquired Amt we
going to pray this morning." and bust
ness was quickly suspended while Chap
LAIN Farnlan was given the throne.
The warning elements in the bill To en-.
abo the village of Brattleboro to estab-
lsh o system Of water works adjusted
their differences Friday and the bill pro
vding FOR such system went through
the House without opposition.
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Death From LOcktayv.

never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklens Arn.ca Salve. It's antseptic
and healing properties prevent blood
poisoning. Chas Oswald, merchant, of
Rensse laersVlle, N. T., writes: 1t cur
ed Seth Burch Of this place Of the ugliest
sore on his neck ever saw" Cures Cuts,
wouDds, burns and sores. CSC at j. w.
O Sulivan's and all druggists.
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RULB SUSPENDED AND PASSED.

RUBD SUSPENDED AND PASSED,
II. J51--Rutland county Jail mmended)
on motion Of Senator Stafford the Senate
went into executive session at 1856 p ~.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
Inspector of finance for two years. from
December l, 1896 Luther a. Cobb OF
Brighton commissioner of State taxes
for two years, from December /. 1906, Jui-
son e. Cushman OF burlington.
ADOPTED.
Joint resolution relative to extending
time for engrossing bills.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
S. 15s-To protect shippers of cows to
Massachusetts.
HOUSE AMENDMENTS CONQUERED
IN.
S. 133-To incorporate the Windsor
County Trust company (amended)
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.
H. 1Ss-Jurisdcuon of justices; judic-
larry.
II. 52S-To provide proceedings for the
settlement OF title to land; judiciary.
II. SOTO regulate business of buying
and selling apples; agriculture.
II. GI-To commit persons subject to
the excessive use of liquor, narcotics, etc,
to hospital for insane; judiciary.
II. Officiating TO public instruction;
education.
n. Officiating to high schools; same
II. 676-MaIntenance schools in towns
unorganized and cores Education.
II, 6S-To pay certain parties for dam
age done by deer. Claims.
II. 679--pension to William c. McGinnis.
Claims.
II. SOTO pay claims allowed by court
Of claims. Appropriations.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. G57-1'o change name of OF Snake
Hill to Arrow Head mountains.
AMENDED, ORDERED TO LIE.
H. 1910 amend caucus law.
HOUSE AMENDMENTS CONQUERED
| IN.
S. 1i3--Relating to voting and assessing
taxes.
CONFERENCE REPORT ADOPTED.
s, 12I-Cattle commissioner bill. Pro
vides It penalty of 5000 for violations OF
act. Senators Johnson and Van Patten anC
Chase of Windham do not like some pro
Visions of report, but favor bill as al
advance over present law Senator's Pelton
Somers and Davis favor report.
| On motion of Senator Chase of Wind
ham, adjourned.
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PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.

s. 145-ReOuiring non-residcnts of tho
State to obtain license to shoot rufrled
grouse woodcock and other game birds.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II. 6s7-Legalizing the quadrennal APP
praisal OF the town Of Peacham for 1906.
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
S. 9e-To appropriate the sum of s25, 90
for repairs and Improvements at Vermont
Industrial school. To State and court ex-
penses.
s, 15o-Relating to a sewer system for
tons.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. 6s2-To provide for registrat ton Of
births, marriages and deaths.
II. 6S2-Appropriating $3.50 for removal
of monument of 18th regiment Vermont
Volunteers on the Gettysburg battlefield.
II. 6s+Providing county jail for Chit
tenden county.
II. 6S5-Requring express companies to
give security for payment of State taxes.
n. 6s6-To provide barn for the House
Of Correction.
RECoNsIDpRED AND ORDERED TO
LIE.
S. 145-To require non-resdents 10 OBJ
tain license to hunt ruffled grouse.
woodcock and other game birds.
SUBSTITUTE BILL
II. Substitute for Fl. 400, TO provide
for the erection of suitable memorial
To Col. Seth Warner and Capt. Remem-
her Baker. Ordered to lie.
yorN-u, =,
| To pay NJ. H. Alexander the sum NAM
ed Adopted on the part of the House.
To pay emgrossing clerk in the State
library. Adopted on the part Of the
House
On motion of Mr.. Stutevyant of Wey-
bridge the House adjourned.
UsE-AFTERNooN.
| JOINT RESOLUTION.
! BY Mr.. bailey of Essex, relat-
ing to the pay Of State house employees.
I Referred to committee on State and
court expenses. Seven days instead
OF nine without pay during THANKSGIVING
| recess.
THIRD READING REFUSED.
II. officiating to exemptions from
taxation and to prohibit deductions for
debts owing, was called up by Mr.. De.
wart Of St. Adams city, who moved 10
amend by making the rate per cent. Mr..
Dewart made a strong speech in favor OF
the bill. 1t was opposed by Mr.. kidder
! of Woodstock, Mr.. Porter Of Wilmington,
| Mr.. Darling OF Chelsea Mr.. Fletcher OF
/ Cavendish. Mr.. Senter OF Montpelier
didn't like the criticism of the bill by
some of the membors md Mr.. Jackson o.
/ Barre city thought the passage OF the
bill would be a mistake at this time. Mr.
nays, and the result was yeas 30 and nays
10 and the third reading was refused.
SPECIAL ORDER,
AUTOMOBILE BILL ORDERED TO
THIRD READING.
II. 6I4-An act TO regulate the running
OF motor vehicles and TO license the oper-
atur thereof For the general committee
Mr.. Nichols Of Richmond. who introd uced
the bill. explained its provisions and adj
Nocated its passage. Mr., Gibson of Brat.
ueboro spoke Of the petitions that came
before the committee praying for drastic
automobile legislation. and stated his poe
sonal position IN the matter. Mr.. Bailey
CT Essex proposed An amendment striking
out the lirst 10 sections and inserting in
lieu thereof provisions noted elsewhere,
Mr.. Bailey supported his propose
aHendineat. Mr. Wallace of Waitslie,d,
MI Nichols of Richmond, Mr.. Cady q.
ALiddlebuly. Mr. Allen of Whitlnsham
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DO you use .. atomizer in treating
Nasal Catarrh7 Then you will appres
ciate Ely's Liquid Cream Balm the
mildest, quickest. surest remedy for
this disease In all curative proper
ties 1t is Identical with the solid Cream
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cessful In overcoming Catarrh, Hay
Fever and Cold In the head. There lie
relief In the first dash of spray upon
the heated sensitive air-passages. Ali
druggists 75c., including Spraying tube,
or mailed by Ely Bros, SO Warren ST..
New York.
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Saturday morning at 1890.

Saturday morning at 1890
Mr.. Bailey of Essex introduced a Joint
resolution in the House which shortens
the Thanksgiving recess without pay
from nine to seven days. Mr.. Turnbull Of
Barton introduced a Joint resolution
which provides for paying the mileage
and debe INJURIES of the late 7. j. Brahana
for the session, to his widow. Both these
Joint resolutions were referred to the
committee on appropriations.
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THE OFFICIAL RECORD.
Bills-EXpectOratiOn Bill Finished.
SENATE--MERN1N

Devotional exercises were conducted
by the chaplain.
REFUSES TO CONCUR.
S. 10G-To revive the charter of the Mid
land Railroad company.
s. 165-By Senator Moseley. from com
mittee on banks. TO amend charter &C
the Enosburgh Fails Savings e. Trust
Co. Ordered to lie and De printed. Rule
suspended and passed. Ordered on motion
of Senator Rowland that bills hereafter
introduced be acted on without being
printed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
S. 151-To provide for staying Of execu-
ton in cases of intoxication, (amended)
s 1910 provide for the inspection of
food, drugs and other articles in COM
mon use.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
s 155-Relating to public printing.
S. 156-Relating to salary and expenses
iof State tax commissioners.
S. 157-To incorporate the Mettowee
Valley Railroad company.
S. 159-JTo amend Senate bill No 1872
s. lG0-Relatirs to reduction of sentence
of prisoners
s. 1e1-To revive Walden Creamery
company.
s. 1872 Same for Norwich Aqueduct
company.
s. 153-Relating to State schola rship.
S. 14S-Relatine to number of licenses.
with amendments)
ORDERED TO LIE.
| II. 65-Monument to commemorate bat
tie of Monocacy, Maryland, appropriations
$4,000
SPECIAL ORDER SATURDAY AT
1890
| II. distributing to negligence In trans
hitting Geographic messages.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
| II. 322-To aid town OF Landgrove
| II. 3G-Relating to rents of public
rights in town of East Montpelier.
| II. $50 amend charter of the Rich
ford Savings &, Trust company.
II. 4s2-To extend charters of INORGANIC
ed corporations
| II. G3-Relatng to contracts for borrow.
ing money by the State treasurer
| On motion of Senator Morse, adjourn.
ed.
| SENATE-AFTERNO
| HOUSE BULLS REFERRED.
|
| II. 123--To license seining. Game and
fisheries.
IL 185-Relatlng to deductions for debts
owing. Grand lists.
H. 3S9--To incorporate the Black Rive,
Electric Power. Lighting & Power com
lpany. Street railways.
II. De-To legalize grand list of Read
Ing for 1906 Grand lists.
| Fl b6A-RelatinY To truancy ana ch;i,
labor. Education.
II, Officiating to printing and distribu
ton of State constitution. Education.
II. 66s-Rslating to city and municipal
courts and judges thereof. judiciary.
| II. M-To amend charter of village O.
Bristol. Municipal corporations.
II. 6Sl-Relating to Rutland q Mont
pelier Railroad company. Railroads.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
II. 66-Monument to commemorate bat
tie of Monocacy, Maryland, with amend
lment.)
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. Officiating to unexpended an
propriations.
II. e55-Prntins Of certain laws.
II. S3-Relating to Eagle Hill road II
Elmore.
CONFERENCE REPORTS.
s. 7-Bil to prevent expectorating II
certain places. Report offered by sena
tor Daley. On motion of Senator rhe,p
adopted. House recedes.
g. 60--To amend charter OF tho Inter
state Railway company. On motion o
Senator Chase Of windham report adopt
ed House recedes.
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Itch, Itch! 1tch-Scratch' scratch
Scratch, The more YOU scratch the
worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment,
1t cures piles, eczema, any skin itch
ing. All druggists sell 1t.
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THE PAGES HAVE THEIR FUN.
The pages Of the House and Senate held
a mock session Saturday evening In Rep
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BILLS INTRODUCED

S. 1s7-By Senator Chase OF windhar
for office supplies state House telepho
bill etc.
On motion Of Senator Mann!r
adjourned.
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

S. 15l-To provide for staying Of execu-
ton in cases of intoxcation, (amended)
S. 1910 provide for the inspection Of
food, drugs and other articles in COM
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THE OFFICIAL RECORD.
An Anne ndmcnt to the New Cattle Cor
missioner nil Passed In Senate
Allowing Sale of Diseased
C1rcassea
SENATE-MORNING

'iS.'<h L wi vi NANl.NtJ.
Devotional exercises were conducted
the Rev. L. F. Reed of Montpelier.
BILLS INTRODUCED
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WINTERPORT.

Sunday was observed as Chidren's Day
at the NJ. L. church. In the morning very
interesting sermon was given to the children
by the pastor, and in the evening there was
a tue concert which was listened to by
very large aud appreciatlve audience. Fol
lowing is the program: organ voluntary,
Miss WardWell; qudrtette, Mr.. anG MIS-. I.
r. Lougee, Mrs. {. K. Hin, Joshua Treat;
Scripture reading, superintendent; prayer,
pastor; singing, school; greeting, Blanche
Belches greeting, Martha McDern2tt eXer-
else, infant class song, hildren' Day, class
girls: rec, Thinking of Jesus, Pear Soaui-
ding rec, The New suit of Clothes, Norman
Page; rec, Lend a Hand, Addie hopkins;
exercise, My Choice, six little girls; rec,
Two Little Old Ladies, Frances Iorrey
class, Ways If the Daisies, eight girls; rec,
Help One Another, Mary Gray; rec.
Hole III His Memory, Wesley Nickerson,
rec, I'm But d Little Child, Gladys Cum
ningham; rec, Now | Lay Me, Marion
Bowden; duet. All Nature Laughs, Mil
dred ole, Genie Cummins rec, The King
dom OF Heaven, Grace Clark; class eAer-
else, Links in Loves Chain, Louise ana
Linnie Nerrill, Dorothy Emerson, Edith
Lord, Charlotte Parker, Genie CummlnS;
rec, His Mothers Song, Frances Loueee,
song, Scatter Seeds OF Kindness, Louise
and Linnie Nerrill dialogue, Some Resolu-
ton, Carleton Young, Clyde Hardy, mas.
Simpson, Wesley Nickerson; solo, joshua
Treat: class exercises, EmhlemS Of the
Children's King, Mildred Hopkins, EVELYN
Page, Ethel Hopkins, Mildred Cole, blanche
BelcheS; Child's Evening Prayer, Catherine
Flower Mission Day was observed by the
W. C. I. l. Wednesday. There Was AN
Interesting program and fine lot OF oou-
QuetS sent out to the sick. MI. Fred II.
Gilman is at home from AliddIet0"n Tor
his summer vacation. Misses Mia Nm
/ Il -
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THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JULY s. 1906

the Brazilian capital is brought to your
door, or rather to your windows, for
there the women are generally sitting,
wears in and out from morning until
night. l suppose the peddling institu-
ton began in the earlier days when
ladies were strictly confined to their
houses and not allowed to walk abroad
except with their fathers or husbands,
who regularly locked them indoors
when they went to business in the
morning. So all the household supplies
had to be received through the win
dows, along with lover now and then
perhaps, because as rule, the weaker
vessels are exactly what their lords
and masters make them and the surest
way to render woman unfaithful is to
convince her that you have no conf
dence in her FANNIE B. WARD.
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KIDNEY TROUBLE.

The importance Of knowing inst what to
do when one has kidney disease or urinary
troubles, is best answered by the following
letter which Was recently published i'll lie
Pouglkeelsie. n. Y, News-Pre--;
MILLEEToN, Duchess Co, n u
CDR. David Kennedy, Dear Sir For
more than eighteen months l was so badly
afflicted with kidueytroableI could scarcely
walka quarter OF anile without almost faint
Ing. | did not gam any until began to use
DR.. David kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
After using the first hottie l noticed de-
cided improvement which continued, and I
know TINT
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PROSPECT FERRY.

Nh. and Mrs. George Gruby, Michael
Ryder, Mrs. Bessie Harvey and Miss An
derson of Boston, Mass, arrived on last
Saturdays boat and will spend the sum
mer at Sunnyside. MI. G.'s summer home
here. Miss Percie Meader of Ellswolt tn
is visiting at Capt. j. 5. Hartman So.
hyran Albert Meader of Ellsworth visited
Capt. and Mis-. j. 5. Hartman last week.
....Alyah Berry was in Bangor recently on
business. Benson Hartman of RoXbury,
Mass, visited relatives here several day
last week 80. Mrs. Charles Banks has gone
to Stonington TO visit her husband. Capt.
and Mrs. \. a. CHM and ". II. CHM at
tended the convention in Bangor June 20th.
80. Willard Ginn visited his sister, Mrs
Rose Rich, in Winterport, June l9th.... W.
NJ Iiealey Of Dorchester, Mass spent sun
day at ", u. IIarriman's, Il. {. Avery Is
havin. his house painted. Miss Miriam
Grindle is at home from Bangor on her
summer vacation. 4. Harding spent
last Sunday at home with his wife and
mother. Miss Alice Croker Of BuCksport
closed 4 successful term Of seven weeks
school here last Friday Miss Hattie
Partridge of Prospect closed a successful
term of seven weeks school at Mt. lleaSan
last Friday. ... Mrs. Orchard Dow of Mon
roe visited re atlveS here last week.
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SWANXIJIE CENTER.

David Wingate saw large moose one
morning early last week. The moose went
across his field but short distance from
the house. -. Mrs. Norton has arrived from
New Jersey to spend the summer with her
parents, Mir and Mrs. Jenneys. ....... Mrs.
A braham Curtis has fallen heir to $1,000
through her fathers people. Miss Louise
Cunningham visited her niece, Mrs.
Ephraim Lttletield, last Friday. Walter
Nickerson is painting the cemetery fence.
The schools are to close this week. ......
Horatio Mann is very mach better. David
Wingate has got out over $50 poles for the
y. Z. Tel Il Tel. Co and they have been
set from Mr.. Coombs up through the Curtis
neighborhood to Monroe. harles Gilman,
who has been at the hospital in Belfast,
with tornsilitis and measles, is now with
his mother, Mrs. David Wingate.: Riley
Bailey, one OF Waldo's respected farmers,
died last Saturday night of BrightS' disease
after few weeks illness. Many friends
extend sympathy to the bereaved family
Miss LamsOn of JoneSport is to spend the
summer with her grandparents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jenneys.
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SWANVILLE.

SWANNILLE.
Mrs. Eben w. Miller of Waterville has
been visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin SMALL. Mrs d. {. Libby
of Unity is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
W. S. Nickerson....T The wife and children
of DR.. Philip Greeley of Pennington, n. H.,
were the guests of his sister. Mrs. Daniel
Billings, last week John Morrill, got hurt
quite badly recently while helping Hon. A:
Z. Nickerson load hay. Mr.. Cram, son OF
the general manager of the new railroad.
and wife, of Bangor and Will Berry OF
Stockton Springs spent Saturday at swan
Lake, taking dinner at MI. Marden's new
cottage. IA week ago Sunday Mr.. Marden
had nearly 40 people to dinner ana would
have had as many last Sunday had II
been pleasant. Next Sunday will be
Chldren's day at the church, - Miss Grace
Clark has just closed successful term OF
school in Prospect, Foster Small closed his
fifth term in the Porter school, Searsport,
last Frday.....A. Eugene Nickers"n ana
Miss Peters, who have been guests of MI.
and Mrs z. l.. Nickerson, have returned to
Portland.
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