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LONG SHOT GETS BRACKETS
Mark Anthony H.. at 80 to /, Defeats
Good Field at Toronto

TORONTO. Ont. May s1,-weather clear:
odss. Horse ana Jockey. VT St. stl. ar Pia. Pias'
4a-s-EaItos a-5-El,ieost tSieSp ,...IIo Is "a
5s,1.zsilHa TI5.- s!1s 81 Eeu;sss,, :; lbs 4
Babblng Brook. finished as named
Second race-Five furlongs, purse. year oIds:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. St str Fin.
sO-1-Moliere a. Mccarthy .io1 @ 8 81 sSk
Time. 1:ol 20; shimonese. Guarda Fare.
Third raee-six furlonss, purse. year olds
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Sur. Fin.
S-l-Gay Dora (GoIdstein). .101 2 4. liz
SS2-01Ilision g. Mcbride .1oe I 1is2 nix
Caste Maggie o'Nen Inksp II. Wicklow Girii ai
Flying Kite, finished named.
Fourth race-One mile and seventy yards.
year year olds and upward; purse:
BON. Anthony II n sdcc,. So III I'm
1s-[Reside Nyeurgusl ;.;-- 95 ah ~
Time, LAG 10. Sir Ralph. Clifton Forge, Wild
ow's Mite, Daring. finished as named
Fifth race-six furlongs, selling. year olds
Odds Horse and Jockey W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
-saiss SSss1 a;ajstv g. FSlsy5 s;s1e., 1Ss 1Ss
6-1-Paul Clinord tGoldsteinlIo4 / So az
Time, 1:l3 20 Comic Opera. f. e. Shaw Aste-
risk Rust. Sheer, Herman johnson, Spes, nm
Sixth race-One and an eighth miles selling.
year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT ST II,
7-10-Dolinda nycurgus) -. 81 3 III
5-1-Nellie Burn tGoldstein). 90 2 fL2
6-1-Ptcaroon (Kunz) ......107 sass
sag, finished as named s
Seventh race.six furIonss, selling. year
Odds. Horse and Jockey W.T. St. Str. Fin.
9-5-Ballot Box Qloyd)--. 81 II II
30-1-Toscan (Diggins) -. .107 10 5 L31
Time, IA 1-5- Fire Fang. Crestfallen. Merry
George, Midas. Consideration. Nimble Dick.
Orpen, finished as named
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

First race six furlongs. selling-Nedra S9
Mpnere 50. DIR. Wentker o.. Marmorean 81
BSserrian 90. No Quarter 81, Mint Boy 100. Liz
zie Mclean 102, Etrena 102. Adesso 1O3. Bourbon
News 103 Prince of Pless 103. Harold d 10f
Willowdene 10, Potter Ito, Alencon 112
Second race. i've furlongs-Blackcoat 95
Sophist 95. Buto 90. The Yamisee 9s Lady's
Man 9s., Little Kennie 100. Hollow 1O3 Orlan-
dot 103, Gresham 103. Rebel Queen 1O4
. Third race, one mile. Municipalities Lighter
"a. Gargantua o.. Harry Scott i01, Cablegram
106. Phil Finch 112, The Mnks 113-
Fourth race the Louisville steeplechase fun
course-Snowdrift 135, Naran 13s. Lady Jocelyn
l4l. hfldoe 142, Rain Shine no. John Dillon
(Rain Shine. John Dillon and Dell Leath coupled
as Noble entry.
Fifth race. the gentlemen's cup. one uileA-
Peter Vinegar 147. Jehane 14e. Red Coat I5d
Alcor 151, Mr.. Farnum Isl. Falkland ISL Swift
Wing 15l, Saranola 154-
Sixth race. one and sixteenth miles selling
Red Ogden "a. Ouardi 91. knight Of Ivanhoe os
Gauze 102, Tinker 102. Fast Flight 104 Belden
los Albefn0o III
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RETAINS GOLF CHAMpIoNsHIp

i ST. ALBANS, Scotland, May 31.-John
Ball, five times winner of the amateur
golf championship, again captured the
title today by defeating c. A. Palmer
by up and to play. Palmer is COM
golf.
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Rors nov or ure r.pvx~

RoBS BOY OF HIS EARNINGs-oakIand
May sl-Melio Rigerio. year old newsboy.
was attacked by an older lad at Broadway and
Thirteenth street tonight and robbed of so cents.
which he had earned by the sale Of nsnars
Rigerio lives with his parents at 7l2 Linden
street He said that his assailant was FranE
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Gum 2. by Wright s. Bases
hits-Donahue. Van Haltren Eagan Three base
hits-Moore. Donahue. Double plays-Bliss 10
Bigby to Bliss; Gum to Casey. Sacrifice hits
gan. Hit By pitched balls-Moore Deyereaur.
Donahue. Passed ball-Donahue. First base on
errors-Pcrtland l, Oakland 4. Left on bases
Portland 6, Oakland 4. Time Of game hours.
umpire--Derrick.
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Yesterdays WINNERS
By j. r. Jeffery

The horses ran closer to form at EN-
eryville yesterday than for many day
to the relief of all concerned. Ihree
closing favorites and two second
choices that. opened fayorite. but went
back in the betting under the influence
OF i'll advised plunges on other horses
accounted for FIVE of the six races. Inc
remaining race went to an outsider
whose stable connections made a clean
up on his victory.
The Princessa handicap at five fur
longs was the feature event OF the
card. The field was made up of such
clever sprinters as Misty's Pride,
SuRarmaid. Gemmel, Grasscutter and
Nappa. AIisty's Pride was redhot
choice, all the others going back IN
the betting Little Kirschbaum was up
on the favorite. got her OF flying and'
setting a sizzling pace, the speedy
mare. widely known TO race goers as
the "Oregon Express" held her field
safe at all stages and scored an i'm
pressive victory in the fast time OF
l:oOl-5. Sugarmaid beat Gemmel for
the place by a length. Grasscutter
ran out at the stretch turn, when She
looked to have a chance TO get some
of the money Nappa, the remaining
contender, was at no time factor. II
was Misty's Pride's fourth victory out
Jockey Kirschbaum has piloted her.
FAvoRITE WINS THE FIRST
Andrew B. Cook, the odds on choice
in the opening race, high weight
Futurity course sprint, won as far of
as Jockey Kirschbaum pleased, after
galIoping along in front of his field
all the way. 1t was Cooks first sue
cessful essay of the season, after num-
erous disappointments. Cardinal Sarto,
whose price unaccountably receded
from 6 to 13, in spite OF his appearing
most promising Of the contenders,
easily beat the so to 1 shot Sharp Boy
for place. Adirondack, well supported
for place and show, was virtually left
al the post
In the second race. which was a split
of the first the talent showed a de-
cided preference for Z. NJ Brartain,
which the books opened equal choice
with Titus IL Brattain finished in the
ruck. while Titus won the race. beat
ing Bell Reed a head in a long, hard
drive. The little apprentice boy Mentry
rode the winner like a veteran The
start was very poor, Bell Reed and
Hersain beating the barrier several
lengths. with the others apparently un-
prepared for the springing of the ma
chine. Paddy Lynch, always in for
ward contention, just did last to get
the show.
Milshora, the favorite, was easily
best in the third race. Away only
fairly well. Kirschbaum moved UP with
her gradually, and, getting within
striking distance of the leaders at the
last turn. breezed over them in the
stretch TO an easy victory. Frascuelo.
always in forward contention, outlasted
the so to ! shot Menden for the place.
Silver Line had the speed to make the
pace for seven furlongs. but finding
the route too long faded away in the
stretch. Sachet bolted when the bar
rier went up and Davis, let her canter
after her field
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SAHARA oUTGAMEs FIELD

Sahara, whose odds had heightened
TO 5 from 2. while the money poured
in on Ralph Young in such volume that
he went TO the post favorite, got up 20
win the fourth race, at one and a quar-
ter miles, in the last few strides. after
meeting with bad racing luck in the
early stages. Borei got the mare away
from the post poorly, and, after NOV
ing UP with her, received another set
hack on the last turn, where she was
sharply cut off while coming through
on the rail and forced to go to the
outside and around her field. Hip
pocrates, displaying marked improve
ment in the hands of Trainer Buxton
surprised the talent by sticking it out
10 the end and looked the wiRner until
Sahara came with a sensational rush at
the end and beat him a half length
Little Joker showed improvement un-
der r. Wilson's guidance and came
from a long way back and beat out the
firing favorite for third money.
.---. CLEANUP MADE ON KERMIT
Kermit, widely touted, won the
fifth race after being backed down from
g to 6 to /, with J. Hayes in the sad
die. The horse had the speed to lead all
the way and had his field dizzy from
chasing him. Kirschbaum made an
Intellectual bid with Bonar, the favorite,
in the stretch, but had to be content
with second place. Sandy brought
Rostof from long ways back and beat
Ell Primerio a head for the show. Isa-
belita and TETON, the later the hot
thing of the race, were raced into the
ground in fruitless attempt TO keep
Up with the winner in the early part
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rARMER's BRIDE RUNS AwAY-o

Msy 31--James Sommers, a farmer of Sonoma
county has asked the police to aid in locating
his bride Of 10 months, Mrs. Teresa Sou,mars
who deserted him two weeks ago. taking wifi
other valuable papers Sommers believes thai az
his wife Is in Oakland.
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CLEVELAND. May 31.-Detroit defeated
Cleveland today in 10 innings. Crawford's home
run tied the score In the ninth, while hits by
Archer, Downs and Coughlin drove In the de-
Gliding run in the tenth. Cleveland failed to
get a hit on Donovan after the third inning
Score: r. n "a
Cleveland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
Detroit ......-.........k
Batteries-Thielman and Bemis; Donovan
and Archer.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

BOSTON, May 31.-The visitors were much
alive on the bases today and the score of to
in their favor represented their readiness to
grasp opportunities. In memory of Chick
Stahl. late manager Of the Boston league June
13 will be celebrated here as .'Stahl' day The
Providence club will be the visiting attraction
and the gate receipts will be given to Mrs
Stahl. Score:
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LOUIsvnLE SELECTIONS

tBy the New York Morning Teiegraph.)
First race-Adesso. Harold D. Potter.
Second race-Rebel Queen. Orlandot. Lady's
Man.
Third race-The Minks. Cablegram. Gargantus.
Fourth race-Naran. Noble entry. Kildoe.
Fifth race-Alcor, Red Coat Sara nola
Sixth mcknight OF Ivanhoe, Tinker, Gauze !
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D|LLON's HOME RUN HIT
D|Ms HOPES OF SEALS
Angel Leader Puts the Ball
Over Right Field Fence
in First Round

RESULTS OF GAMES
Los Angeles 6, San Francisco 0.
Oakland 15, Portland Z.
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The Calls Selections
By u. r. Jefferv

First race-Benvolio, Harbor,
Talamund.
second race-Hugh McGowan.
Andrew Mack, Elevation.
Third race-College Widow, Ra-
leigh, Turnaway.
Fourth race-Bedford, sanfara,
Sir BrflIar.
Fifth race-Royal Rogue, Bu-
collie, Lem Reed.
Sixth race-EtheI Day, Princess
Titania, Security.
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NEW YORKs LOSE CAME
ON THEIR HOME GROUNDS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

FEW YORK, May 31.-Brooxlyn beat New
York today in the opening game of the last
series either team will play here until their
return from the west. Bell held the locals to
three hits. New York tailed twice in the
ninth inning, but Brooklyn won. Score:
r. II. E.
Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures. n
New York I....
Batteries-Bell Ritter and Butler; Ferguson
and BoWerman
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Kermit, Good Thing in the Fifth Euent Romps
Home in Easy Style at Long Odds
San Francisco Calls Racing Form Chart

Ma Weather clear
062 mrs. sz'
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PHILADELPHIA, May 31-Boston defeated
Philadelphia today through the effective pitch
ing of Lindaman, who held the home team down
to one hit until the ninth, when batting rally
scored the locals only runs. The visitors hit
Pittinser hard Score;
Boston .............. 10 0
Euiidueipula
Batteries-Lindaman and Brown; Pittinger,
ST. LOUIS, May 3O.-St Louis-C -Cincinnat Ii
game postponed; wet grounds
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PITTSBUKG, Nay 31.-The Pittsburgs found
They hit the ball hard and played strong
game in the field. Pfeister was taken out after
the sixth and Brown substituted but the
Pittsburgs kept>on scoring. Score:
r. H. E.
Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures. o n D
OulcdSo
Batteries-Phillipi and Gibson; Pfeister
Brown and Killing.
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CHICAGO. May 31.-Only one ST. Louis run
ner passed second base today and he was left
on third. Chicago punched hits in three In
nings. scoring six runs. The contest was fast.
Score:
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FOURTH RACE-One mile; purse; year olds
and upward: special weight; value 81 ,000 Of
California record of 1851 is broken, 5000 extra
10 winner. 500 extra to second horse)
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Entries at Emeryville

The entries and weights for today's
races are as follows:
FIRST RACE-One mile and five furlonSs;
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FAvoRTTE WINS THE FIRST

Andrew B. Cook, the odds on choice
in the opening race, a high weight
Futurity course sprint, won as far OF
as Jockey Kirschbaum pleased, after
galloping along in front of his field
ali the way. 1t was Cooks first sue
cessful essay of the season, after num-
erous disappointments. Cardinal Sarto,
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HINCKLEY.

Arthur G. Totman spent Sunday
with his family.
George H. Weston went to Bangor
Tuesday afternoon with stock to ex-
hibit at the fair.
Carl Pierce has returned from two
weeks vacation spent at Maranacook,
John Gaylord was home over Sun
day, returning to Newport Monday
morning.
Miss Perle A. Grace, who is one of
the employees at the Reporter office,
made a short visit home Saturday.
Miss Grace took the 1890 train Sun
day to spend the day at Lakewood.
Mr.. H. n. Holway of Madison, ac-
companied by his daughter, Mrs.
Merle E. Jillson and little Dorothy,
visited at Melvin Palmer's Monday
and Tuesday.
Belle Davis is spending a few days
at the home of her grandfather,
Philander Bessy.
Mrs. Sherman Small, who has been
visiting at her grandfather's, Thomas
Chase, took the train for Woodland
Washington Co., Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Melvin Palmer went to Corn
vile Tuesday forenoon to be present
at the funeral services of her uncle
Clark E. Smith.
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WEST NEW PORTLAND.

Addison Spooner of Auburn is visit
ing friends and relatives in town.
Henry Strickland of Portland was
in town Sunday.
The primary school in this village
commenced Monday with Miss Mae
Johnson of East New Portland as
teacher.
Rev. and Mrs. Otis Atwood and son
of New York are visiting friends in
New Portland and Kingfeld. Rev.
o. Atwood is former pastor of the
UEiversalist church here and he de-
livered the sermon last Sunday.
Road Commissioner William Nit
chell with a crew of men is fixing the
road up over the Atwood hill which
has been in a dangerous condition
ever since the electrical shower in
July.
Mrs. Ina Berry OF N. New Portland
and Mrs. Martha Whitney and daugh
ter of Massachusetts were guests of
Nellie Atwood Thursday.
The home of Ray Cottle was sad
dened by the death of their little boy
last Wednesday. Mr.. Cottle and
family have the sympathy of the
community. Their little girl has been
very sick but is better at this writing.
Wallace Strickland of So. Paris is
visiting relatives i'll town.
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Tho Bird Got Wise,

A gentleman by way of joke placed
a golf ball In the nest of his ancient
parrot Polly sat with exemplary pa
thence on her novel egg and appeared
pretty nearly heartbroken when the
weeks went by and she found herself
unrewarded. At last she could stand 1t
no longer. A terrible screeching
brought her owner downstairs at 1
o'clock In the morning.
whats the matter, Polly?" he asked
as ne noticed that the birds beak was
Clipped through trying to get at the In
terror.
Matter" screetched Polly Great
graph.
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SOLON.

Misses Bessie and Annie Corson
are spending the week with cousins
in Cornville.
Mrs. Albert Webb and Ira A. Nor
ton of Skowhegan were in town Sun
day
Mrs. Mary Coolidge is quite sick.
Miss Drury is caring for her.
Quite a number from here attended
the Grange field day at Lakewood
Thursday.
Mr.. Eugene Gordon of Boston and
sister, Mrs. Randlett, of Lowell were
in town last week.
Quite party from this place went
to Kineo last Sunday among the num-
Der were; Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Gray,
Miss Alta Gray and friend, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Written, Mr.. Fred Ma
COON.
Miss Florence Irvine of Auburn
spent the Sabbath with her parents
in town.
A. w. Rowell was in Fairfield Tues
day and Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Washburn is in town
visiting friends.
dug and we understand will put up
his house this fall.
Mrs. May Day is in town as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Leslie Nc
Intire and other friends.
/ Clarence Rowell and son were in
town, Sunday, the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowell.
The Congregational Sunday school
enjoyed a picnic near Caratunk Falls
Tuesday the day being fine goodly
number were present, fish chowder
was served at noon, this with other
picnic goodies helped to make happy
the old as well as the children.
Road commissioner Davis has the
Robbins hill road nearly completed.
Mr.. ]. G. Hussey of Oakland was in
town this week taking orders fol
next years fruit trees.
Mr.. Johnson, The Bangor News
travelling agent, was in town Tuesday
L. 8. Merrill made business trip to
Bangor, Wednesday.
John Savage is making preparation
to lay the foundation for his new
house which he will build this fall on
his lot on North Main st.
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been staying at the hospital for some
weeks. Mrs. Walker is improving and
is expected to be able to return home
in short time.
Those from this village who attend :
ed the dedication of Old Point monu
ment and St. Sebastian church, last
Thursday were Mrs. Jesse Spaulding,
Mrs. P. b. Egan, Mrs. Flora Collins,
Mrs. J. L. Parlin and Mrs. Geneva
Hilton.
Miss Mary Weston Egan, of Salem,
Mass, who has been the guest of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Spaulding returned home, Friday af-
tie rnoon. Miss Egan is stenograph-
er and has a position in the United
States attorneys Office in Salem.
Monday was the 25th anniversary
of the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Pullen. They held re -union of the
immediate family. Among those
present were Mrs. Mary Waugh and
daughter, Ida, of San Francisco, Cal,
Mrs. Davis of Vassalboro, and Mrs.
Webster Williams of Waterville.
Mrs. R. H. WATSON and her sister,
Mrs. Frank L. Gipson, with their IA
Their, M. P. Goliath, of Dexter intend
to go to Maryland the first of Septem-
Der for visit with relatives and to
attend the Jamestown Exposition.
The fall term of Arson Academy
opened, Tuesday, with 40 pupils en-
rolled. J. s. Tapley and Miss Paul
enah M. Simmons are the teachers of
this institution, and under their faith
full conscientious instruction the
school is being brought up to a
high standard of scholarship, so that
it ranks well with other schools of the
State.
The Free Baptist Conference will
be held in the F. B. church in this
village, beginning with ministers
conference, Tuesday evening, Sept. 3,
at O'Clock, followed by sermon at
o'clock. On Wednesday, Sept. 4,
interesting services will be held, and
Rev. Ashmun T. Salley of Lewiston
will preach. The meetings will con-
tinue through the following Thursday
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
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=. The News of Somerset's Busy Towns X

Fred futile has returned home from
Boston where he has been for a few
days past.
Miss Amy Kincaid is visiting friends
in Augusta.
Mrs. A. B. Walker has returned
home from Lynn, Mass, where she
has been visiting relatives.
There will be services held at the
Union church Sunday, September l,
at 2.30 p. m.
Freddie Tuttle is working at Brigh-
ton in the mill.
School begins September 2, with
Lottie Reed as teacher.
Hattie Whittier has gone to Well
ington where she has position as
teacher.
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e. E. Barker of Norridgewock
Granite works was in town on bust
ness, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Lottie Hamblett of Madison is
spending the week with Mrs. Annie
Paine in town.
There is to be Labor Day ball in
Caratunk Hail, next Monday, with
music by Kendall's orchestra of
Skowhegan. JAKE Goodwin will be
floor manager and the aids are Aston
Rowell, Walter Cross and William
Jackman of Scion, Benjamin Adams
and John Hardy of Bingham, and
Thos. Murphy of North Arson.
Schools begin Sept. 2, teachers as
follows: No. 1, Mollie Jewett; No.
2, to be supplied; No. 8, Louisa
Corson; No. 5, village, Lulu Jewett;
Primary, Edith Wilson, intermediate,
Mildred Manson, Grammar; Mary
Wilson, High; No. 8, Eva Mcquilkin;
No. 7, Loantha Pike; No. 8, closed.
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NORTH CORNVllLe.

Sabbath school picnic, Saturday p.
m. at the Eaton farm, No. Cornville.
Everyone bring something to eat and
have general good time.
Mrs. Gill of Iowa is visiting her
aunt, Miss Lydia Currier, also Mrs.
Abbie Gale of Massachusetts.
Martha Green is not any better,
Gustavus Danforth is slowly gain
ing.
John Parker and family of Lexing-
ton were in town, Tuesday.
s A horse blankets for sale at Bates,
this season.
School began the 26th, with Miss
Beal of Troy as teacher.
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William Reed of New Brunswick,
i New Jersey, has been spending few
days visiting at the Harris farm on
the north side of the river. Mrs
Reed has been here some weeks with
j the children and the whole party ex
pect to return home, Friday OF this
week.
Mrs. Merrill, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. L. r. Folsom, left for
New York, Monday.
Mrs. Grace Whitney and daughter,
/ Miss Hazel, are spending a couple OF
weeks visiting relatives in Holden,
Maine.
Mrs. Frank Smith is visiting friends
in Gardiner for few days.
/ Mrs. Harry Boardman returned to
her home in Orono, last week, after
spending a few days with her parents,
i Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hilton. She was
accompanied by her brother, Henry
/ Hilton, who will remain there for q
short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kimball OF
/ Pittsfleld were in town last week for
short vacation.
The members OF the Baptist Sunday
school enjoyed a fine picnic at North
pond on Wednesday of last week.
The people from the Harris farm and
their relatives filed one hay rack and
made a jolly crowd, while another
rack conveyed the seattle ring chill
dren and other teams contained fam
lily groups. Everybody reported a
good time.
Among those who attended the re-
dedicatory exercises at Old Point,
last week, were Miss Sarah Clarke,
Mrs. Harriet Field, Miss Mary Tobey,
William Longley, Miss Harriet Long
lev, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Folsom, Mrs.
Merrill and Charles Preble. Miss
/ Tobey was at the dedication which
occurred at the same place over thir-
ty years ago.
A fine opportunity to learn the
printing trade awaits boy OF from
fifteen to eighteen years, who Will
apply at the REPORTER Office, Show
hogan.
Miss Hannah Page of Skowhegan
and Mrs. E. L. Marsh were in town,
Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Nadeau has secured a
position as cook in the Scion hotel
and will leave for that place some
time this week.
John Adams is reported to be fail
ing.
The pulpit of the Baptist church
was supplied, Sunday morning, by
Rev. H. M. Haywood.
The teachers of the Congregational
8. s. will meet at the home of Will
liam Longley on Wednesday evening,
in their regular monthly session.
Mr.. Spaulding's family, Mr.. Bell
and Mr.. Warner Bell have been
spending week at the cottages at
North pond.
DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Danforth and
Miss Alice Danforth of Skowhegan
were in town, Sunday, visiting rela-
tives.
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Notice Of First Meeting of Creditors

In the District Court of the United states o'
the District of Maine in Bankruplcy
In the matter of
Barton L. Wells, In BankrupttY
BANKRUPT.
To the creditors of Barton +. Wei, o.
Fairfield, in the County Of Somerset aAd
District aforesaid. a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the -ii4 lAs
of August, y. ID. 1907, said Barton T. NJ
was duly adj udicated bankrupt, and thaA sne
first meeting of his creditors Will b. heia a'
Daniel Lewis office in Skowhegan. Name, on
the 18th day of September A. ID. 1870 as ~
O'Clock In the forenoon, at which TIM .e
appoint a trustee examine the bansf tpb
and transact such other business A. MAJ
properly come before said meeting
August S, A. d. 1907 ~
DANIEL LEWIS, Referee in Bankraf.Y