davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1907-08-08
caught Stealing over Line.

The deportation consisted of Japan
csc caught stealing over the Mexican
border into the United Staes. They
were brought here by the inspector in
charge Of the immigration bureau at
Fort Worth, Texas.
, 1907-08-08

Williams Declared Nominee.
Jackson, Miss, Aug. 8.-The demo.
cratic state executive committee today
declared John Sharp Williams the
nominee for United States senator.
, 1907-08-08
TWIN
BROTHERS
UNATTACHED POLISH PRIEST
WOUNDS PRoPRIEToRS OF
HOTEL AT PITTSBURG
THIS MORNING.

Entered Office and Opened Fire With
out Warning-Came to Hotel Ten
Days Ago, accompanied by Woman
Claiming to be His Housekeeper,
I'M They Were Warned that They
Were Making Too Much Noise.
, 1907-08-08
City In Darkness.

At Fremont the electric light wires
were blown down n the city was in
darkness. Many trees were blown
down in Irving park.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-08
OBITUARY
Isaac w. D. Pike.

Isaac William -Dixon Pike, one OF
the Oldest residents Of this section,
died at home on Monday morning
after an illness of several weeks. He
was nearly 90 years OF age, and has
lived for over sixty years in Olney-
Vile. He was a native OF Killingly,
Conn, and was the son OF Isaac and
Rcbecca Driggs) Pike. He was the
eldest OF seven children.
He came to Rhode Island when a
young man and for several years
taught school. People who remem.
Der him in that capacity, say that he
was one OF the best teachers of his
time.
He was afterwards a deputy sher.
III of Providence County aud was
town treasurer OF Johnston for n
short time.
1T was man Of much ability and
business sagacity and accumulated a
handsome property. He had read
much and possessing remarkable
memory he was an interesting con,
ycrsationalist. For many years he
has been an authority on events that
transplred in the early days Of Olney.
Vile section. He leaves a widow.
The funeral services were held on
Thursday.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-08
NORTH SCITUATE

Miss Adelaide Jordan, formerly OF
this place. left Providence on Friday
las, TO visit her sister NJ Charlotte
y. {.
A case OF whooping cough is re-
ported in the family OF John Davis.
Nosvansicut Tent, Knights OF the
Maccabees, held a regular meeting
90 "wednesday evening.
Miss Edith Rothwell expects 70 go
10 New York soon.
Rev. w. -. Penney OF Boston, viii
give an illustrated lecture at the Ad.
vent church on March 23rd.
AlIen stone arrived In the village
a few, days ago from Maine. He re-
mort he snow FIVE feet deep and
tha r.srcury far below the zero mark
I'm .hc section where be has been
staring this winter. near Farming
ton.
Abort. the year old child ut BaI J.
lab ". Rowland, has beer very SIX.
Mrs. Caroline Hopkins 10 imprcV'
ing in health and strength. Dr. Char
lo,ie Arnold Is attending her.
Nelson Z. Tar, Who lives near the
OAK swamp Reservoir. IL scrvins on
,he grand 'vrv.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-08

Again the people OF this vicinity
have seen another form placed in Its
last resting place. John Howard
passed away March !, 1907.
Mr.. Howard had been In poor
health for number OF weeks. but
was not coAiined 20 the house but q
few days previous 10 his death. He
was born in Foster April Is. 1926.
Mr.. Howard worked at farming the
greater part of his life. He was mar,
ried March (. lSi9, 20 Hannah Y.
Phillips
Inc funeral services We're solem.
niZed at Foster Centre Church Mon.
day March ith, Rev. Mr.. Buker con
Quoting them. Mrs. Howard was un-
able to accompany the remains of
her companion 10 the cemetery, by
reason of her recent fccbleness.
Mrs. Daniel Remington and family
OF South Scituatc aud Mrs. Estella
Albro and family PheniX completed
the family circle. The deceased will
be affectlonately remembered long
after his demise.
Daniel sullivan has purchased a
farm of Philip Olney instead of Susie
Merrill
Leon +. stone and Miss Hattie NJ.
Lowell of Foster. were united IN mar
riage Feb. -, by Rev. +. NJ. Bukcr,
Mr. G. T.. Salisbury OF North Scit'
uatc was in town Saturday last on
a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mcrron spent
Tuesday in Providence.
Mrs. Gardner Howard was called
to Clayvillc very sudden last Monday
Her mother, Mrs. Andrews. being
very i'll.
Your correspondent was very
much surprised and panied To hear
OF the death Of Rose Il. Read OF Ill
Webster avenue, Providence,
Dr.. j. l.. Phillips visited this vii
lago on Saturday last.
Edward r. Simpson Jr. spent Tues
day in Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-08
TOWN COUNCIL.

A regular meeting Of the Town
Council was held last Saturday after.
moon. The following members were
present: John Il. Spears, Fred a
Gimmons. William r. Phillips and
(haries w. Burlington.
; (Arthur B. Dexter was appointed
upcilman No. g. TO ill the vacancy
Vused by the Nr~ath OF stephen ;.
dopkius, and was engaged by the
clerk.
The following resolution was adopt
ed. Whereas an act IL now pending
before the General Assembly 10 In
corporate the Scituate Light and
Power Company. for the purpose OF
nanufacturing. generating, distribu'
tIng and selling currents Of electricity
for light, heat and motive power In
the towns of Scituate, Foster, GloceS-
ter and Burrillville with power TO
secure franchises for Sald purpose
n the streets aud highways OF SAID
towns with the consent Of the town
councils of the said towns respective
ly. and under such terms and condi'
tons as said town councils shall re
3pectively impose;
electricity at reasonable rates Tor
light, heat and motive power within
1aid towns would be Of great beneht
to said towns and the inhabitants
thereof. now therefore,
Resolved. that this Town Councli
hereby respectfully petitions the Cen.
ernl Assembly for the passage OF SAID
act substantially In It's present. FORM
The application of Leo a. Peckl9
for a second class liquor license ior
the North Foster House was not
granted.
James Brown was appointed Sno"
Surveyor for the road leading from
the Free Baptist church 20 the Dor
ance school house.
Frank x. Briggs, Whipple howard
and Ray Howard were appointed 70
appraisc the personal property AT the
Asylum farm; Tuesday, March l?'
was appointed as the time TO canvass
the voting list for the annual hnan'
cial town meeting 20 be held harcn
25th.
The following bills were all. wed
and ordered paid: sli.ll for shovel
ing snow: IS 10 Curtis II. Foster TOT
ATTENDING canvassing meetings; ~
10 AlonZo Salisbury, for new Sleigh
sboe: sl5lO 30 George G. Clapp. Tor
warning Jurors; sl2 20 Jonn Il
Spears for assessing taxes ana attcno
ing cauvassiug meetings; S5' 20
Providence Journal Co, FOR adv"rtia'
ing liquor licenses.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-08

Ivanhoe Lodge, X. Of r.. held n
social IN Odd Fellows hall on Thurs
day evening.
Keep the ball rolling by recon-
mending Or. Hough's Cough Balsam.
which always cures. Price S5 cents.
George Wharton James gave a
lecture al the Bell street Chapel last
evening on What the White Rose
can learn from the Indian"
Mayor P. J. Mccarthy has appoint
cd Alderman Gilbert X. Parker,
Messrs Bernard McTiernan, w. A. n.
Grant and George +. A. Beane. mem
bers Of the Olneyville Business Mems
association, as members of the per
manent committee on needed rail
road terminal facilities.
Omega Oil. l0c., l9c. and f5c. !;
Danderine. l5c.: Arabian Balsam,
IFS; Cascarets, i0c.; Pure Cod Liver
Oil, CSC. and SOC; Bromo Seltzer,
l0c.; Beef. Iron and Wine, ?5c. and
Soc; Emulsion Cod Liver Oil. 33c
and Soc; Cuticura Soap. 17c.; Pears
Soap, 10c. Witch Hazel. 20c.; Solu.
ton Of Carbolic Acid, 20c. We carry
full line Of Camera Supplies. BY.
RON a. SMITH, Prescription Drug
gist. Olneyville square.
New show cases have lately been
placed in b. 4. Smiths drug store.
\ car line through Valley street is
likely 10 come In the near futrue.
Claus Hanson is making some ex.
! tensive repairs 10 the J. +. Russell
store.
People in this section are await
| ing the advent Of spring with more
! or less impatience.
Frank Macomber one Of the car
ricrs at the Olneyville Post office
has just recovered from a severe at
tack of the grippe.
Olneyville has a number Of dances
billed for Easter Monday.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets for indi
gestion. Money back if they fail tc
cure.
Fight that grippe cough with Or
Houghs Cough Balsam. Sure cure
for all coughs and colds. Price 81
cents.
Town Clerk Gardner Howard o
Foster, was in town Thursday.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-08
POTTERSVILLE

Miss Evelyn Phillips visited at
Rockland this week.
Mr.. George Converse and family
moved into the house with Edward
Adams this week
Mrs. Mary Barden and Alice Pot
ter returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Potter spent Sunday in
putteyille.
Miss Lottie Adams visited iD the
city this week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ezra knight and Mrs
Frank Phillips called on Mrs. Gilbert
Adams last week. Mr.. Adams gave
sevcral fire selections on the graph
aphone.
Mr.. y. o. Phillips and Francis Say.
Ics are drawing out wood for Harley
Phillips.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-08
pRoH\TE COURT.

4 petition for the probate oi the
will of Sarah ". Douglass was re
ceived and notice ordered.
\ petition for the appointment OF
2 guardian Of the person and estate
Of Henry A. Hopkins, which was pre-
sented AZ the last regular meeting
was frain taken up and after an ex'
animation NJ several witnesses IL
vas voted 20 not grant the petition.
The commissioners report on the
estate Of Henry w. Williams was re
ceived. examined, allowed and order'
cd recorded.
A petition for the allowance oi the
first and final account OF the admin
istrator Of the estate Of Amelia H.
Bray'on. was received and notice Or
dered
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-08
Fortunate Father and Son.

/ am as certain as I now live. says
Air. &. Y. Barthoiomev. kalksSks-
Mich. ths, Or. David Konucdys ia
yorl,o Reneiy. Of Roudout, y. =
ssvci ny lHo z'teo vas a victim
os chat terrible disordsr-Bfights d.
seage. My son had fever sore on hi,
leg. he TOO used Pavorite Remedy and
81 pow well. All druggists 800;
nestlRs 200.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-08

Ivanhoe Lodge, X. OF r.. held n
social IN Odd Fellows hall on Thurs
day evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-11-06

f. Tn-sRI o.-l, 81 = '5zH
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-30
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Joseph Neal came home this morn.
ing on the boat.
Mrs. John Nichols returned home on
the boat this morning.
Miss Bertha Davis returned home on the
boat this morning from Baltimore.
Mr.. Guy Newberry came on the boat
this morning to visit his friends and rela-
tives at Milton.
| Miss Estelle Jones returned home this
morning after very pleasant visit to
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. John B. Nabb, of Airey, is visiting
her daughters, Mrs. George II. Kirwan and
| Mrs r. P. Insley in Lower Dorchester.
The ladies of St. Paul's M P. Church
are making extensive preparations for an
oyster supper, to be held in Phillips Hall
on Tuesday evening, November 9th
In this issue the Ladies will notice with
appreciation, the expression of gratitude
extended them for their liberal patronage,
aud preference shown Messrs. Hurley s.
Williams store
W. Laird Henry, trustee. Tuesday
sold to Charles N. Spence the farm known
as Warwick Manor" near Secretary,
Containing 1870 acres, for $1,000. w. j.
Vincent was auctioneer
Rev. j. r. Schultz, field manager for
the Prohibition party, came to Cambridge
Tuesday to arrange for massmeetIng
in the interests of his party. The meeting
will be held at Phillips Hall Friday night,
Nov. /, at 8 o'clock. The speakers will
be the State candidates, Messrs. James w.
Frizzell, George A. Horner, Henry E. Gil
bert and John 81 Dulany. There will be
special music. All are cordially invited.
The bright weather Tuesday brought to
this city an unusually large number of
county visitors, despite the condition of
the roads. Among those we noted were
Messrs. Zorro Brinsfield, of Eldorado; j.
W. T Webb. Albert Webb and Thos. G.
Sellers. of Vienna; Chas. Webster, w. E.
johnson and John A. Baker, of East New
Market; Chas. w. Brohawn of Salem
Judge McKnett, of Middletown; John B
Nabb, of Airey; G. E. Fountain; B E.
Harrington and J. Hooper Bosley, of Tay
lor's Island; Chas. N. Spence, D. M.
Webster and W. J. Wells, of Secretary;
W. F. Applegarth, of Golden Hill, W. R.
Thomas, of Woolford.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-30
29c for 39c Ingram Carpets.
Csc for SOC Ingram Carpets.


and95c rpe
of
these Velvet Cs
more
We the ladies
the gratestv
Never already
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-30
ANTI-BRiBERY LEAGUE At {. \. MARKET.

E. n. Market, Nd, Oct. 90, 1907.
That the good citizens of this commu-
nifty are determined that this election shall
be free from brides or coercion is evidenced
by the fact that on Saturday night large
and enthusiastic public meeting was held
in the town hall and an Anti. Bribery
League formed to prohibit buying or at
tempting to buy, or selling or attempting
to sell, votes on election day, or the use of
any unlawful influence whatever. The
following officers were elected President,
G. w. Meyer; Vice. President, W. ].
Payne; Secretary, T. ]. Taylor. Advisory
Committee, T. A. Melvin, I. s. Higgins,
J. A. Baker, l. W. Windsor, R. NJ. Rock.
It is the purpose of the League, without
fear or favor, to prosecute any one caught
offering brides in any manner, or any one
accepting the same. Another meeting
will be held on Saturday night, Nov. End,
to which ali good thinking people are in
vited, at which time an opportunity will
be given to those who have not enrolled
as members of the league to enroll.
T. J. TAYLOR, Secretary.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-30
TRIALS HELD BEFORE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

unAAO n6b0 Ukb Viii JOot tUk " suS eFsVbs
Thomas Terry went through prelimi.
nary examination before Justice VIM. R.
Shenton, Monday, on the charge of steal
ing $40 from Mr.. Edward Connaway's
boat. Terry was committed to the Jail to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
Lawrence Perry was tried before Justice
VIM R. Shenton, Monday, on the charge
of assaulting Melvin Cannon. Perry was
fined 81 and costs.
Jerry Wingate was tried Monday. on
the charge Of assaulting Prince Edward
Jones. Wingate was found not guilty.
Prince Edward Jones, who worked or
Wingate's boat was tried Tuesday before
Justice VIM. r. Shenton, on the charge
of taking up the anchor of said boat and
running her ashore. Jones was fined SCI
and sentenced to 3 months in JAIL
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-30

A full stock of mems winter and medi-
UNI weight underwear SOC to So each, also
carry q full line Of red fiannel.-Mc
Cready's.
Boys school shoes, the best made, 81. %
to So, strictly solid Cready's
A shoe that we guarantee viii wear as
long as you want it. if it doesn't weM give
you new pair free. Nice ready's.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-30
NOTICE.

Having returned from vacation. my
dental Office is again open to the public.
26-4t DIR F. f. HICKS.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-30
Cambridge's
Busy Store.

Let us fit your children in a
new coat of plain or fancy ma
terial suitable for Sunday or
everyday use.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-30
STATIONERY FOR PER-
SONAL CORRESPONDENCE:

SOmetlmes Wntn you BIT uU"n 70 81 oSoH
off q letter to q brother or sister, you are
apt to think, "Oh, any old paper will dor
But when it comes to. accepting q we'd
ding invitation, or an invitation to dinner,
or an invitation to meet somebody whom
YOU have desired to meet, then it's differ
emit. And, besides. you may want to
write particular kind of letter. letter
which you want the.recipient to like ever
so much-then it's very different (sn't itf)
Well, we have Correspondence Station.
cry in a variety of styles and prices for all
occasions, Your correspondence will look
pleasing and acceptable any where, If writ
ten on our new and stylish papeteries. All
the latest sizes, shades and qualities OF
paper, envelopes and tablets
SEE OUR WINDOW.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-30
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

B. Fleishman g. Bro. are going out of
business in Cambridge. Goods sold at
cost. -Fleishmsn's Underselling Store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kennebec County.

ATGTSTA--W. F. Savage to Z. NJ
Jenkins. land and buildings. 81; Allen
buildings. 81. S. J: Packard to Joseph
Thebergc, lard and buildings. :: Ludivine
Veiileux to Arthur Veilleux, land. 81
Joseph Provost to A. =. Provost, land and
OneZime Blouin, land, ST.; w. II. Pierce
ct al. to J j. Hannessey, land and build
i IngS g. j. H. Fuller to State Of Maine.
BELGRADE-J. NJ. Chandler to J. c.
RENTON-W. s. Pillsbury to James
Flewelline. land 81.
CHtI.SEA-M. f. Winter to F. LeCIair,
CLINTON w. S. Pillsbury to James
Flewellinc. land, 81: Manly Morrison to
Moses Goodwin. land. 500
FARMINGDAiE-Ii l.. Hanscom to
z. y. Wclch: land. 500: NJ: r Ballard to
T. NJ. Eallard. land and buildings. 81.
FAYETTE-J. T.. March to A. A.
GARDINER.O. G: Brown to Charles
F. G. HARRINGTON, land. $50.
H "a - iaa +, sf e &C Peckham to
MONMcTTTII-A. G. Smith to A. Mex.
Smith. land. $50, w II. Harrison to L;
$, cushman. land ana buildings 81. NJ.
c " Folsom t" d W; Folsom: land, 81:
MT. VERNoN-M. d. Archibald to B.
NORTH MONMOUTH-A. F.. Fairbanks
to M. B. Emerson ct al. land. 81.
OAKLAND-T. K. Manners to Edna
King, land. ST.: c f. Bailey t. NJ. G.
Tozier. land sl-; l. S. Dyer to n. r.
Presley. land and buildings. 81; G. ..
Rowe to G. A. Soule. land. $500: A. f.,
Ladd to Hattie Myers. land. ST.: c. A.
S1nle to 6; D. Rowe, land; sll'o; J. r.
PITTSTON-M. A. Douglass TO l.. w.
Wiley. stumpaEe, S1@
READFIELD-M f. Davis to Augusta
Water District. land. $1,000; J. G. Ycaton
to S. Morrill, land. SIS
RCME-L. A. Mosher to Augusta Greff.
land. ST.
v!ENNA-J. A. Dollof to A. NJ Hall.
land 81
WATERVILLE-N. F.. Bickford ct al
vine to Willis Quint. land. So
W!NSI.OW-W. II. Seavey to Gilbert
Picard. land. $500: G. s. Halves ct al. to
Frank Poolcr. land. ST..
WTNTHROP-S. d. REYNOLDS to r ]!
Reynolds. land and buildings SIC: r. s.
Dornan to II w. Wood. land and build
ings. 81: l.. NJ. Alley to A. NJ. Howard,
land and buildings. s1f
sAnd valuable consideration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-23
HEALTH AND BEAUTY,

A sallow. muddy complexion always
indicates poor health. Sooner or later
varied forms of blood disease will de-
velop. and we find pimples, eczema.
scrofulous sores. burning and itching
skin, enlarged glands, rheumatism and
numerous other blood troubles. Now
Is the time to rid the system of all
these by discarding all poisonous
medicines. forming regular habits and
taking a simple. non poisonous botanic
compound.
Here is prescription, furnished by a
well known physician Of over TWEEN "
five years practise, which you can get
filled at any good drug store, or you
can get the ingredients and mix it
yourself at home. Cut this OUT Fluid
extract of Burdock Seed. one half
ounce; fluid extract of Yellow Dock.
one-half ounce; concentrated Lecto
compound. one ounce; syrup Of Ginger.
two ounces. Shake well and take a
teaspoonful in a half glass of water be-
fore each meal and at bedtime !;
children, half this dose. Drink plenty
of water and take lots of cXcrci. g, and
in a short time you will regain health
and beauty as we'll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-23
MORE WoRkMEN QUIT.
Labor Trouble on New Theater Ir
Portland Spreads Monday.

Portland, Me. July 22.-Work, ex-
cept the plastering, on the Keith thea
ter under process of construction was
entirely suspended today when be-
tween 60 and 20 employees walked out
during the forenoon because Smith &
Rumery, the contractors on the build
ing. employed a nom union carpenter
to work on the Job. The firms car
penters. numbering nearly 100, struck
a week ago for recognition of the
union and the discharge of nnn-u union
mcn. The employees who struck today
were steam filters. mason's helpers and
hud carriers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-23
At Island Park,

The Popular Fenburg Stock Co. has
and last night one of the largest
crowds of the season was in attendance
both at the theatre and dancing
pavilion. The play Down Mobile"
was a melo-drama of absorbing inter-
est and the company continued its re
markable success, each and every one
being admirably well cast. Miss 1rv-
ing has another ideal role in the part
Of Josephine Edgerly and won many
words of praise. Raymond Bond in
the dual roles of Harry Edgerly and
Jim Blackboard did well. Harry Bewley
appears as Remus ana showed his
versatility by a good protrayal of the
'cullud'' man and his specially was one
of the pleasing features of the evening.
D. ]. Hamilton as Col. Edgerly, A. O.
Miller as Charles Harper, Oliver Bailey
as Snaggs, all came in for their share
of praise for clever work. as did Miss
Jane Woods as Mother Gubarre. The
offering was one that rebounds with
distict credit to the company. Miss
Marie Mcneil played new solos that
fully upheld her reputation as the fore
most lady cornet soloist of the country.
The orchestra rendered new selections
and all in all it was a performance long
to be remembered as one of the best
ever given at Island Park.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-23
ATTENDANCE LARGE
At Meetings Of Salvation Army Of New
England At Old Orchard.

Old Orchard. Me. uly 22.-Large at
teniances were the rule today at the
open air meetings of the Salvation
Army of New England. Besides the
presence of several visitors, many off,
GERS and soldiers arrived from various
parts of New England today. The
Summer School of Prophets opened to-
day and will continue for several days
in addition to the regular open air
meetings. Addresses today were made
by Major Whithers. Major Davis. and
Major Durham of Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-23
PROBATE COURT.

In the probate court Monday the fol-
lowing wills were proved, approved and
alloweC: OF Henrietta Norcross, late of
Augusta. Herbert w. Norcross. Angus
ia. executor; Mary E. Lord. Randolph.
Emma A. Clarke. Randolph, executrix;
Angie l.. Messer, Augusta. George r..
Mcsser. Augusta. executor: Ann NJ.
Williams. Augusta. Lendali Titcomb.
Augusta. executor; Hannah Pettengill,
Monmouth. Charles Edison Owen, Wat
erville. executor; Georgia E. Tebbetts.
Augusta, Thomas ]. Lynch. Augusta.
executor: Edwin c. Packard, Augusta.
Marcellus Shaw, Augusta. executor:
Sarah J. Littlefield, Randolph, o. r..
Clason. Gardiner. executor: Ara D.
Townsend. Augusta. James r. Town
send. Augusta, executor.
Administration was granted on the
following estates: Michael J. Hickey.
Gardiner. Thomas H. Hickey, Angus
Ia, administrator; Eliza F. Holt. Au-
susta. Arlettie H. Guild. Augusta. adj
ministratriX; Betsy French, Augusta,
Alice NJ. French. Augusta, administra-
trix; Robert B. Hall. Waterville.
George Il. Randlette. Richmond, ad-
min'strator: Henry Doyon. Augusta,
Edmond DoyOn, Augusta. administrat-
or; John Murphy, Augusta. Mary A.
Coffin. Augusta, administrative; Maria
c. Libby. Gardiner, Harriet A. Libby.
Gardiner. administrators.
Mary l.. Colby of West Gardiner was
appointed guardian of Ellie NJ. Rachel
o. and Walter NJ. Colby. all of West
Gardiner; Forest f. Reynolds. Wins
low. guardian of Eva May. Erma Vyra
and Zadie l. Reynolds, all of Winslow