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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01
Receints and Shlnn1ents.

Chicago Feb 2S.--Tne following !
car load lots represent the days re.
ceipts and shipments:
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Alexander
County National
Bank

Commercial Ave. and Eighth Street,
CAIRO ILLINOIS.
Sapitai '',''.......,.. $100,OO0
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $4,000
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Changes for the better are often re-
scented Old boots were once new
and hated.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01

There is no better training for un.
common opportunities than diligence
in common affairs.
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OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
A. Il. Buder. ............P President
Chas. Feuchter, IT.. Vice President
j. II. Galligan. ............C Cashier
F. Spencer .... Assistant Cashier
Accounts OF corporations and lndivid-
uals especially solicited. Exchange
TO any part OF the world
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to February 25. 1907.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest and Quickest Routsts
ST. Louis & Chicago

~TrAina lssss Oairoi
1897 q. m. Daily Chicago Vestibule Limited
arriving in Chicago at 1880 .. m connecting
with afternoon trains for all points east snc
north.
2;23 a. m. Daily st. Louis Night Limite1
arriving in st. Louis at 1908 Q. m, oonneotin.
at Union station for all points west. slsepis'
cars open at s:t5 p. m.
500 n. M, Chicago Daylight Express
eIcert Sunday, makes all stops between OaiI,
nd Chicago, arriving In Chicago 81 $3.50 .. N
900 n. M, st. Louis Morning Express
except Sunday, arriving in 81. Louis ~ iliF
making All stops.
II:I5 q. N. 81. Louis Fzst Mail, err
ing in st. Louis ct $500 .. m.
1I:15 n. m. Chicago Midday Special
arriving IN Chicago, $50 p. m.
2:35p. m. Daily 81. Louis Limited, ar.
rivinK IN 81. Louis at SOS p. N, connecting
Union Station for Kansas City, Omaha, Der
yer, San Francisco and sli points west.
ABS d. m. Afternoon Express for Odii
efnnrnam, Nation, Tolons, Champaign. Oh
saro.
6:lOp. m. Thebes accom- modstios,
1915 p. m. Chicago and Eastern In
press arriving in Chicago at s;so .. m fndIst .
spolIs, 7:25 Cincinnati, 1850 q. m, Buffalo, $50
D. m. New YORK 1850 .. -. slespinf ears
OhicsEo
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Officers.
Directors.

Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
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No. I Express. daily. ly..-..2-20 pm
No Havala Id daiiE lv.2-57 an.
40. 8 Express. daily. iy...-11-25 pm.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01

A calculating engine is one Of the
most intricate forms of mechanism, a
telegraph key one Of the simplest
But compare their value
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01

Should a mans modesty be praised
when there is nothing in him to justi-
fly pride?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01

Many faulty servants do good work;
few Wagon wheels are perfectly
round
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Special Warrants No. S.

Notice: Public notice Is hereby
given that the county court OF Alexan.
der county Illinois, has rendered
judgments for special tax and for a
supplemental special tax upon prop.
erty benefited by the following i'm.
provement For the extension OF the
present vtrilied tile pipe sewer, OF
twelve (l2) inches inside diameter
now In West Twenty.egh h street and
terminating in the brick manhole near
the middle Of Ilolbrook avenue, in
the city of Cairo. Illinois, from The
westerly side OF said manhole TO the
east line Of the right of way Of the
Cleveland. Cine matt, Chicago and St
Louis Ra lWay Company said eXten.
sion b ing for the distance OF seven
handled and fifty t7j0l feet. for the
tuction Of nine 90 brick catch
basins along the line of said West
Twenty.eghth street, for the construc.
ton of three CD brick manholes IN
said West Twent y-eighth street and
for the construction of vitrified
brick pavement. with n combination
concrete curb and gutter on each side
thereof, in and upon said West TWEEN.
ty-eighth street. from the west line OF
Washington avenue to the west bound.
airy line Of Block Sixteen 06), In the
Fourth addition to the city OF Cairo
Illinois. under ordinance No. 60 "
said city Of Cairo, as will more fully
appear from the certified copies Of the
judgments on file in my office: that
the warrants for the collection Of
such special tax are in the hands OF
the undersigned.
Said original special tax Is levied
to be paid in ten annual installments
and the amount OF the first install,
ment thereof Is the sum OF Sixteen
Hundred, Thirty Eight Dollars and
Seventy-Two Cents (s1 638,72l, and
said installment became and was due |
and payable on the End day of Janu- |
airy A. d. 1907 The nine remaining |
Of said original special |
tax are for the sum of Nine Hundred |
5000 Dollars each, and the same be
come due and Dayable on the 2nd |
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The sun never sees the shadows II
makes. A great soul arouses envy and
hatred, and beholds them not
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-01

SO strong is habit that when first
burden falls from our shoulders we
feel discomfort in the loss
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CITIES sINuAH Dear IN 81
that the Illinois Central is the quickest out
BY many hours. leaving Cairo 1t 7:i5 ,. m.
arriving IN New York ST 30 the second day !
SOUTHERN DIVISION
RE ONLY DIRECT LIME TO EBEPHn
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, AZ.
LAHTA, JACKSONVILLE, "a
VAHNAH, VICksBUh8
and JACEsOS WILLIE.
asa q. m. The Dixie Flyer" nszPhh
Ssshvllle and JacEsonvtiis
d.Iba N. Memphis and New Orissss Lipsfi
ed via Memphis, arriving IN Memphis ~ go
q ~. and Ne~ Orleans Sis ,. n.
$500 q. m. Paducsh and ouisFlils
Is4H d. m, daily. Memphis and Hss Driuat
fast Nah arriving IN Memphis ~ 1;ss y ass
New Orleans Al $40 = q.
Is4Ip. u, daily, Fkshvfls. Csatss oogasbe
AtsBss.
4.gO m Fulton Accommodation.
$3.50 g..... seasykis Aaa &C. Ossss.s sPssh
sYriTe iu Memphis 81 ii.su , n. ssu OrIss
fo.s5 =. "a.
fpt. N Psd1eah sd LoufEnls.
- Fcr thGousA tleEsss, El-1yiEs saF 1900
aodatiC Ms and further iEfoTmatiOl appiy .
llinois Central Passenger Station, Csire, ~
=. n. JokEs. Tisks4 A.
O. o. HATCH, q. ?. A. 81
A. hAhsOR. Fssssassf Ttne saHsss'. -
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SOUTH MT. VERNON.

! Tho ClaliSsa is closed for the season
Frof. Bean and friends left for Asbury
| dcncc ana other points Of interest, Satur-
| day, Sept. :.
Tie nurn's Corner High school. al
though not Largely attended bids fair Il
speaking in high praise Of their teacher
Mr. Williams of North Arson.
Miss blanche Hanson of Belgrade. who
taught successfully in the Cul1icr schoO
last spring is returning for the tall term
She IS boarding ut the home OF Mir. and
Mrs. George Clough
The sweet corn in the noishboi hood is
nearly ready for the canning factory,
which opens next week
Misses Elanor and Ruth Fogg returned
home from New Hampshire and Portland.
Friday, Sept. s, accompanied Nv their
\. II.
Miss Alice IIawcs began the fan term
Of the Mt. Vernon Village Primary
school. Monday, Sept. q Miss Hawrs is
a teacher Of experience ana ability. All
heartily welcome her return.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Herbert Raymond, Mr..
and Mrs. Miles Williams. Mr.. ana Mrs.
VIII Gordon. also Harrison Webbcr; At
tended the closing day OF the Maine
State Fair at Lewiston.
Atwood Crcssey is getting out logs
from the woodlot of f. Watson.
Will Jose las resumed the same work
as formerly at the canning factory. Miss
Louise Jose will also accept a position
there.
Dennis Jose attended the Grange meet
ing on Saturday last All were much
pleased to greet him again after his
serious illness Of over . year. caused bv
severe burns occasoned by trying to put
out a brush fire that was RAPIDLY spread
ing.
Mrs. Emma Walker. entertained at Ma
plehurst. Sunday, Mr.. Lemual Porter.
Miss Della Porter. Miss Kola Soule. also
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Dunn. After music
was enjoyed by all present refreshments
of ice cream and cake were sorl ed.
Miss Gertrude Stevens. also Mollic ana
Matti" Kendall were recent guests OF
Mrs. Ernest Pearl.
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WEST WINDSOR.

Mr.. Hnd Mrs. Francis A. Harrington
returned t. their home in Worcester last
Thursday. Mrs II. A. Diury viii remain
few weeks longer. this is the first time
Mr." Drury has visited Maine for 80
years.
Miss A,idie Srrowl began her duties as
teacher in the Colman school Tuesday,
SEPT. 81.
MI and Mrs. Frank Spear were recent
visitors n Henry Tabors'
M: and Mrs. Oscar Carpenter with
their guest. Miss Carr passed last Thurs
dav az l.ranch Mills, with Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Pinkham.
MISS Edna Piece returned to her school
Work, In the Boston t.atIn school Mon
day. accompanied by Miss Laura Il. Carr.
Who VIII make brief stay in Boston. be-
fore returning to her home in Camden.
N ]. -
B.. F. Mcfarland and son Erwin of An
cdsta were guests OF VIM. Stewards fam
ilv last week.
Friends of Rev. J. f. Jones and family
teel very anxious in regard to the condi-
tion or niue NasSar. who met with what
nn"nt iaFc been n very serious accident
Saturday night. As it is, there we're MOI
any bones broken and if nothing new de-
Velons. he will soon be around again
All more for rapid recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Barton wera &,
the place Sunday.
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TRACK AND STABLE.

Carroll RamSdcIl of Milo has sold
his fast PAGER Darby to Everett York
Of Henderson, The animal has paced
a trial mile in 2.1S.
+. w. Bunker Of North Arson sold
Il good KcntOn mare to Il gentleman IN
Boston. This colt is ; years. weighs
1850 pounds and stands 1913 hands
high.
Charles Stewart Of East Dover has
very promising four year old PAGER
that is attracting some attention
among horscmcn. 1t has recently
stepped quarters in So seconds. 1t is
by Mallct.
John w. Brown of Bath is driving n
handsome five ycar-old chestnut geld
ing which he purchased in Auburn this
week for Mrs. S ID. Bailey. The ami
NAL stands 16 hands high and weighs
1920 pounds.
George +. Quint of North Arson has
handsome mahogany color colt which
he purchased in the spring of a Mr..
Harris of Salem. that promises to be
something fine in the horse kind. Mr.
Quint generally has q colt in his stable
and it is always a good one. This colt
was two years old in August, stands
14A hands and weighs $50 pounds. 1t
is by Sunlight. by Hale the great son
of Nelson (2.09) 1t has been we'll
broken and is handy in every way un-
der the careful training of Mr. Quint.
E.. Watson, one of Fort Fairfield's
most progressive and philosophical
farmers. has a black yearling gelding
by Mars. 2.13A, by Margrave. by Bar
on Wilkes; dam by Carnot o29I BY
All Right, 5S17 sire of eight trotters
and one PAGER, and one sire of two trot-
ters and one PAGER, also of eight dams
Of speed. AS is well known. All Right
hSl7, was by Abdallah Is CTaggart's):
dam. foot. by Stevens Grey Eagle;
second dam. Lady Mack. by Abdallah.
l. sire of the famous Hambletonian 70.
Mr.. Watson's colt is large. snowy and
handsome as a picture with a remark
ably fine gait. He bought him from
w. w. Mitchell of Presque Isle.
Major Achillc, who by the way. is a
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MAINE FARMING.

w. J.. Gray Of Troy has just lost a
valuable COW.
John X. Dunn Of Waldub0ro picked
by hand one day last week in Just ten
hours, So quarts of blucbcrrics Their,
was at least 2"G bushels Of bllrberricS
in his pasture.
An Ok belonging to Warren Brown
OF Prospect, recently had the cords of
both hind legs cut off, just above the
2alnbrcl, while he was in tn" pasture
with II other cattle. 1t is not known
how the injury was inflicted. The ami
NAL had to be killed.
Charles Bridges of East Guilford has
recently received Il thoroughbred AYR
shire bull calf, awarded to him by the
American Agricultural Publishing Com
pany as a prize on an acre Of NJvric
oats, grown by Mr.. Bridges in the grain
growers contest conducted hy that
company in 1906. This calf, which was
presented to the company by f. b.
Sherman of HarrSvilc, r. T., proprio-
tor of the celebrated Ayrshire stock
farm in that place, is valued in the list
of prizes at $50 and persons who have
seen him, and are competent to state.
say that the calf is n good specimen OF
the above desirable breed of dairy
cattle. Mr.. Bridges also received as q
part of his prize, Il Woodward watering
basin, the best device made for water
ing stock in the barn.
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PLANS FOR WINDSOR FAIR
TO BE HELD SEPT. 17=18.lo


ne t"chtic'h annual falr OF the
SCUM N'hh"hcc Agriculture society
Vic" Nili pc hrlh ~ South windsor,
sep. H. ~ ana IL promises to be the
"'+t oNmipi'lph "V'f gwen by ~" ST
cI''; nc I'm" SNOW 81 neat stock, Of
W." ,i'7 I.'lL n m l.thi'nS' VIII bc III
',,'', '. W ~ ,,''.'i !o1 ''r',S tp'o
,i""i ",'3 'n'i i'li'r VIII bc FURNISHED
~ ~ -" II - ii'iE'' 'i|Ir r''l,i" on
,acc ,nt.in. ~ nnt c1.sn A't ..iI ,ile
,,ro.,1,v .oy.r,1 r,..a .1,.,.ali,. t,,1.
,,..,i.,,.d which COON. i,.,ii,.,
.,I.,,,.I,,on in t..,..... .,, III
'''i' "'Ii "'
"i'll ''ll. 'i.H IN 'lr angus" 'adat
ana w" '1n-''."'F p'ihH+' Whirh mtur'.s
P''AiF - iiiS' CLASS music Ihc stag"
performances between heats Will ~
.irS' ri''.'3 III every particular. In the
''f"'i'i" c"'l''l II HI 'N1' .t"d that five
gr"nS,1 VIII r,np't" this y"ar, which
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EAST NASSALRORO

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pillow of BoS-
ton We're guests of Mir. ana Mrs. Frank
Perkins recently.
Mrs Annette Jackson Of Boston was
a guest Of friends in town Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. jackson ana daughters
have been out of town the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Crosby left for their
home in Massachusetts last week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Geo. Buttcrficld left
for their home in Washington, d. C.,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Gates l.; passing q few
days with friends in Brunswick.
Miss Nellie Priest has been the
guest of r"l2tives in the village. Miss
Priest leaves for California Monday.
Miss Maud Wcbhrr has been in Lew
iston the past week attending the fair.
The friends of Mir. Carol Bragg gave
him Il surprise party on Friday even
ing it being his 2lst birthday. The
evening WAS NEST delightfully."- passed
Dainty refreshments were pleasing
features Of the evening and at late
hour the guests left for their homes
wishing Mr.. Bragg many happy re-
turns of tho day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10

large and very handsome colt. has been
bought Of Hopkins Brothers of Jarvis
Kelley of Fort Fairfield. Major
Achille. ycarling, by Achlle, 3O5S9.
2.15H was recently bought back by
Hopkins Brothers who imported him.
from q. w. Gerow. to whom they had
some time previously sold the colt for
4 long price. Achillc. sire of Major
Achillc. is by the great Ringcn, 20GA
by May King. go by the World-rc-
noWned Elcctioncrr, 123. Achilles
dam was Starlight. 2.13a4. also by
Election"or. This gives Major Achillo
a strong double cross of the almost
all-poWrrful Elcctinnocr blood. Major
Achilles dam is Rose Autograph. by
Autograph, G14G. 2.161a. sire of Is in
the select list. including Authorizes
2.O9h, and the dams Of Major Dclmar.
1888. ana other heroes of the turf;
second dam Rosa, by Rochester. GIG.
Rosa was dam Of Roetta Soap, AJAX.
Liva 2.25H dam of Man1na. 225l).
Graphic. trial 2.14h, and Rose trial
900
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China News and
Personal Mention

Mrs. Georgia Randall has returned
home after an absence of several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sturtevant Of
ftockland are visiting Miss Abbic Stur-
tevanl.
Mrs. Maud Mcrrithew and daughter
Helen are passing a few days in War
rem.
Clara Jones of South China, who has
been passing the summer at Mrs.
WoodSum's, is now teaching on Deer
Hill.
Simeon Farnsw"rth ana brother Oma
Of Caribou. visited their cousin r. Q.
FarnsWorth and family last week.
They were formerly Of China.
j. w. Chadwick Of Maiden, Mass, ana
Edwin Chadwick of South China were
in the village one day last week.
The Diunnc troupe of Uncle Toms
Cabin played 10 about 125 people last
Friday night
Augusta.
Florence Brown is teaching school
on Stanley Hill ana Florence Ward al
Dcrigo.
The Grammar ana Primary schools
in the village began last week under
the instruction Of Miss Emma Nelson
of Palermo and Mrs. Grace Thurston
Of China.
Lillian ShultZ of Boston is staying
for short time at c. II. Lincuin'S.
NJ. r. Crosby and family of Medford,
Mass, are passing ten days at the
Washburn-W Ward cottage.
Mrs. Sidney Brown has returned
from New York. She will teach in
Albion.
Work was begun last week on the
part of the state road located near
John HalrS on the east side of the lake.
G. L. Farley and family of New York
who have been occupying their cottage
on the lake shore during the summer
have returned home.
Herbert Turner ANA family of Boston
who have been in the Roberts cottage
have returned to their home.
Rev. Newell Maynard Of Newton,
Mass, is in toxin for Il few days
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READFIELD.

Miss Lillian Russell and her music
scholars gave Il musicale at Grange
hall on Saturday evening to a few ill
vited families, which was much on
joycd. The recital If MELODY" by
Miss Iva Henry was one Of the enjoy
able features Of the evening. Miss
Russell Will spend 4 few weeks at
Squirrel Island with the HamliaS Of
Augusta. Miss Iva Henry will return
to Bates for her second year this Week
Mr.. and Mrs. Buttcrlicld Of Patton
are here To look at some farms for
themselves and 4 ncighbor Of theirs.
The youngest daughter of Chase
Fngg injured one arm and shoulder by
4 fall Sunday. r.. '''
The recent rains have wonderfully
benefited all crops in this section.
Some Of our people will take in the
fair at Watcrville this week.
There are many summer guests in
town now ana still more are 10 come
our fall weather and scenery attracts
Il large number.
Mrs John w. Mantcr Of Palmer,
Mass is visiting her daughters here
this week.
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PITTSTON.

M"S. Harry Given returned to her
HON" in RpXbury, Mass. Saturday.
Dr.. Jackson If Gardiner was calling
on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Fackncr visited her Sis
ter Mrs. Arthur Parrot in Augusta
Sunday and Monday.
Arthur Mansir H. visiting friends in
Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Dorothy Faeinnr. Who has been
Passing the summer here returned t.
her home in brooklyn. y. y. Friday.
Mrs. Fred Bradstrcct and father Of
Gardiner We're callers at James Bailcy's
Sunday.
Rufus Lord returned to his home in
Reading. Mass, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott are visiting
their son Walter in Massachusetts.
Winter Moultor was the guest of his
brother VIII over Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Chapman
passed sunday with Mrs Chapman's
parents ut Beech Hill
Mrs. Harrison Blodeott and daughter
Fl"Ssio If East Pittstor. were callers
at Charles Fossctt's Saturday.
Alvin Colhurn II Gardiner was The
guest Of his parents. and daughter
several days last week.
Willim Hawkes. Of Cambridge. Mass.
who has been passing week at Wcs-
Icy Mansirs returned to his homo Satur-
day.
Samuel Troop has gone to Augusta
where he has employment. Mrs Troop
and son GlcnWood. are passing a few
weeks with Mrs. Burnham in Gardiner.
Rufus Snow who has been i'll is gain
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am" h"lp or friend and nciGflbor who
VIII look after his interests for n f.v
i:'IS tl;tt Is the time for him to tax,
ms 'affiN away for Il change and resi-
1"f = short time. ana they can cnte. llpou
tlclf work on their return with renewed
strength and interest. As this waS Chill
nf"h day the exercises of the afternoon
We're ny the Young people ana were worry
p''dSln%. "A table at noon was devoted
70 th"ir rs" exclusively ANA confcction-
al% ana fruit added 70 their LiII Of fare
VIM" tnsy Walters saw that their want
Wcr" supplied "'''''
IRE following program was prepared Nv
Mrs. Georgia Johnson. who had charge
q tNlS part of the afternoons exercises:
Music by Grange choir.
fccltation, 'iefore COMPANY"
conu .1, Melvin Wadlcigh.
Snh!-AiSS Louise Williams. E,ncorcJ
ferltatlon-'Thc Bluebird's Song"
r,oo.,.. Oracle TraSll.
l3no s0lo-NiisS Rcrnice Greedy.
iiecltatlon-"1 he Contcntcd Pnnkin
Soio.Sonr h Mrs. Mayo. accompanrl
~ Mrs M1llctt. Encornd
l.ov" Under Difficultins.'
tetitation- Doris Fish.
SohE-' iaTold Heath EncoTed.
IIieftatlon-Miss Ruth Fish.
ilaho soln-Miss Cora Soulc Encorod.
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ReadfieId GRANGE.

The regular meeting was held Sept
Z. with an attendance of over 100 rhc
forenoon session was mostly devoted to
business in relation to Grange matters.
also in regard to the approaching fair of
keanebec county. in which the Grange
takes special interest. both on account
O: its interest in agricultural matters and
also ir the Grange exhibit which this
Grange will do its best to make interest
ing assd complete. The committee are
urging every member to bring some
thing to show the result of their success
in the work of the farm the past year.
The lecturer introduced several interest
inc topics for discussion. among which
was the "Farm"rS Vacation" This was
hard question to decide. as his time
and attention WAS needed every hour on
If he Is fortunate enough to have suit
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GRANGE Notes,

The August Union Grange which
was held at Plymouth was the time
for the rcassignment for the places pi
meeting for the different oranges for
the coming year. AS the plan of last
year seemed to give general satisfac-
ton, it was voted to continue the same
for the coming year.
The hall owned by Tranquility
Grange, Lincolnville, was recently de-
stroyed by fire. The furniture. includ-
ing piano and an organ, the regalia
belonging to the order. and the doors
ana windows, were saved. The in
surance, amounting to $1,000, does not
cover anywhere near the cost Of the
building, which was erected only a few
years ago and was one of the best
grange halls in the State. 1t is under
stood that the hall will soon be re-
built
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WEEKS NEWS FROM KENNEBEC COUNTY TOWNS
Notes and Comment
From Riverside

Maht"n Peck, former resident Of
,an,.', ., l,,o WI '5iii',' ~ ''' a'luhiii-
~ "'h'r 81 BOSTON was Gaining on
H. - 'ih"e'' last week.
II. {. Ballard of Cross Hill wa; in The
pic ~ thursday. Mr. Haiiiird IS Il
'''c'''''i vi inc Scii""l t";ifa.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. i. lia"cs passed 2
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SOUTH VASSALBORO.

Percy Libby of Tocus, VINO has been
e guest of Harold MOI Sc for Il few days,
has returned to his home.
Mrs. Maude Mason and son Daniel and
inc Misses Alma and Susie Nelson re
turned from Peaks Island last week.
Mr.. AMI Mrs Frank Haskell visited his
daughter at North T.Irner a few days
last week
Mrs: Bean of Boston, who has been
boarding at j. w. Lamson'S for few
weeks. returned to her home Friday. also
Mr. and Mrs. ScaIcrs and son Henry. ali
OF Boston, left for their home Monday.
Miss Lottie Warren was a guest of Miss
Gladys Twitchel! Friday ana Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10

After catching 2O.OO5 Holsters in one
"Trip 81 cashe's bank. on the Maine
coast. capt. Webster Lowry. Of the
seh''h'r }. = ATWOOD. declared III
hoS'"ii 1.'..t tH' supply If. HOLSTERS will
DC plentiful. for many years To come
He ana his crew used 100 traps. Eight
hauls We're made in places, in water
ranging from five to six fathoms in
depth. Capt. Lowry said the ground
where the Holsters We're caught is in
the path Of the Atlantic liners and tho
work is hazardous. because of the nos
slbilities of collision if the weather
Is at all thick.