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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
Los Angehs-San Francisco Auto Race POSTPONED Because
OF impossible Condition OF Roads

been delivered to G. A. Davis of Pleas
anton.
The local agents Of Thomas B. JEFF
ferry & Co. have sold forty Ramblers
during the month of February. Anon g
those who received cars were: ]. r.
Chaburne OF Irvington. L. J. Evans and
w. J. Lindow of Napa, H. J. Hauschildt
of Hayward, NJ. Bright of Sacramento
and J. F. Cowen of Fresno. The Fire
Department OF Sacramento purchased
16-horsepower, two-cylinder car. The
selection was made in open competition
with many other cars. The automobile
will be used by the chief in attending
fires.
The Linz -Sanborn Automobile Com
pany reports the following sales for
the last forty-eight hours: E. B. King.
Maxwell runabout; A H. Wright of
Stockton, a40-horsepower four-cylinder
Maxwell touring car and a 2O-horse-
power, two-cylinder touring car of the
same make; F. W. Smythe of Eureka.
a 20horsepower. two-cylinder Maxwell
touring car and 30-horsepower. four
cylinder st. Louis; A. B. Johnson. a
Maxwell runabout; A. Harrington, a
0-horsepower. four-cylinder St. Louis
DR.. West of Bakersfield. a Maxwell
runabout.
Three carloads of Pope Hartfords
have arrived. The Pope-Toledo fac
tory has shipped six Of its big cars
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
MANY HORSES ENTERED
FOR SARATOGA STAKES
This Years Special Event at the Pop
ular Spa Course VIII Be Worth
About $4,000

NEW YORK. March e.-Entries for
the rich stakes 70 be run at Saratoga
have filed well For the $4,000 Sara
foga Handicap the best known eligi-
bles are: Oxford, Tokalon, Running
Water, The Quail. Accountant, Oiseau.
Clark Grifith Fontainebleu. Water
Pearl, Electioneer, Whimsical, Dr.
Gardner Sewell, Ear West, Dishabille.
Peter Pan, Gretna Green. Ballot. Phi
lander, Veil, Court Dress. Beoouin.
Tanya, Ironsides, Kilta Loe, Dande-
lion, Tangle, W. H Daniel, Conv1lle,
Sir Huon, Nealon, Kentucky Beau, In
lerno. Salvidere and Montgomery
Nearly all OF these horses are eligi-
BILE for the Saratoga Cup also.
The subscribers 10 the Saratoga
Special are: The Oneck Stable, the
BroRnleigh Park Stable. Fred Burlew,
r. T. Wilson Jr, the Newcastle Stable,
=. r. Thomas. John Sanford. John r.
Madden, August Belmont NJ. L.
Schwartz. James r. Keene, F. r.
Hitchcock II. M. Zeigler, Il p. Whit
ney. John Tevis and Barney Schreiber
The Special VIII be worth about $4,000
this wear.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
JOE ROSS IS WINNER
OF THE CHALLENGE CUP
Bas Blancs Takes Quarter
Mile Heat Race at
Coronado
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

CORONADO, March 9.-The copper
coiored silken jacket of Charles W.
Clark of Burlingame was carried to
victory today by his recent purchase,
Joe Ross. a son Of Scorpion Belle Rich
ards, in the race for the A. B. Spreckels
challenge cup, over a distance of one
and a quarter miles. The winner was
ridden by II. Marsh of San Francisco
and carried the stiff impost of 162
pounds.
DR.. z. J. Boeseke's Blue Knot. which
won the race last year, finished second
by four lengths. He had the benefit of
Frank SINNERS skillful handling, but
was outclassed.
The cup is one OF the most valuable
ever offered for a pony race. 1t must
be won three times by the same owner
before becoming his property.
The quarter mile race was run in
heats After finishing second to the
diminutive Leah in the first heat. Mr.
Clark's Bas Blancs won the next two
and the race hanidly. Leah carried
151 pounds and ran the quarter mile in
"a seconds. Bas Blancs carried seven
pounds more and ran the distance in
the same time. Summary:
Consolation race for ponies that have
not won at the meeting. three fgrlOngs--
Won; % Jacques 'n's<a so1os.s LOO ii al'93so S9se.
ques), second; DR.. E J. Boeseke's wild
Rose l55 (Nortcn). third Ethel and Wonder
ful also Time, :9S 1-5
Breeders stakes, Eve furlongs-W. F. Pedley's
Lady Rucker. 145 (Pattee), won; Lasalina Sta
ble's El MUndo, $50 (Kink), second; B. jacques
Becky Sharp. 145 (Jacques), third. Three start
ers. Time. l:l07s.
Galloway race one mile-E e. HowIett's
Daruma, l63 (Carman), won; G. L. wargin's 8
Peninsula, 1b5 (Marshl, second; @. P.s McCan's
Socks. lle tRnsselI. third. Time. 1:4e. Three
starters.
A B. spreckels' challenge cup one and quar-.
ter miles-C- W. Clark's Joe Ross. 162 (ldarsh)
won; DR.. J. Boeseke's Blue Knot 155 (Skin-
ner). second; C. ". Clarks Ethel G. $50 (Car-
mani, third Won by four lengths. Time. 2:1s.
Quarter mile and repeats. F. Naves Leah
l5l lNorton), won; G. W. Clark's Bas Blancs
15S fMarsh). second: c. W. Clark's Midlove, 165
(Pattee), third Won by a head. Time "a
Second heat-Bas Blancs won BY q head Leah
second, Midloye third. Time "a. Final heat
Bas BlRncs won easily, Leah second. Time
.25k.
Selling race. one mile-E. F. Howlett's Colonel
Bronston, $50 (Csrmd1). won: p. Jacques Cour-
ant, 145 (Jacquesl, second: q. Virgins Crosby
147. third Arthur and Peninsula also ran Pc
ninsula. ridden by Marsh stepped into hole
broke his leg and had TO be destroyed. Time
1:4sA.
OfhcislE-G. L. wsring presiding judge: t
r. Dudley and Walter Dupee associate Judges
F. J. Carolsn and ". +. Pedlev stewards: Dr.
J. A. Edmonds. starter; Captain Hunt and
Frank Nontesmsr. clerks of course; Robert
Leighton. clerk of scales: G. s. Garrett G. P
Meseryy and F. c. BellviIle official timekeepers
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Continued from Page 43, Column 3
leaders struck the stretch turn the re-
suit was never in doubt. Gum had
plenty in reserve and steadily drew
away from Dr. Lego when that good
horse made his bid at the head OF the
stretch. At the wire he was four
lengths IN front OF Leggo and the latter
was eight lengths in front Of Ramus,
who mad been eased UP by Graham when
be saw that there was no chance OF
winning. NoN PopuH. who had been
the medium Of a heavy plunge. could
never get near the leaders. and Miss
Rillie, the remaining contestant, was
even less OF factor
EASY FOR TRIUMPHANT
Triumphant ruled favorite in the
opening race and scored an easy VIC
tory. Jockey ScOville had the son OF
Gerolstein "up ia his lap" all the way
and was looking back and easing Up
from the paddock 10 the wire. Silver
Line. played down 10 10 from is, came
from far hack 10 be second under
indifferent handling by the apprentice
McRae. Calmar ran an improved race
under Jockey Grahams handling and
was an easy third. Jerry Sha RRhowed
all the early speed and was in front
70 the stretch turn, bat finished in the
ruck. La Rose had little OF the speed
she has previously been showing.
AWAKENING OBJ GRAPHITE
Graphite. an in-and-outeT from the
notorious Sierra Nevada stable, came 10
life in the second. q selling affair at a
mile and a half Chris Miller. the
stable Jockey. who can ride with as
much vim as his illustrious rival OF the
same name when the right money is
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

to the coast Two OF the new 1907
Pope Hartford runabouts that are on
their way to this city have been sold.
A carload OF Thomas Flyers and
carload of big Wintons have arrived.
Edwin Hoffman has purchased a
Ford runabout. He has had 1t equipped
with all the accessories known to the
automobile world.
The American Mors has arrived IN
the city. The car was taken out OF
the freight yards on Friday. 1t is one
Of the most powerful looking automO-
biles in the city and caused quite a
sensation along automobile row when
it made it's appearance.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

make purchased by Truxtun Beale have
been shipped to his ranch Ell TETON
Bakersfield. by the Hovey Boushey
Company.
William Curlett of the city has pur-
chased 60-horsepower Thomas Flyer
J. F. Knapp of Oakland has pur-
chased 2o-horsepower Aerocar road
ster from the Freeman Brewster-Mc-
Cabe Company.
E. Gintley. E. L. Hoag and o. Scribe1
have each purchased an Oldsmobiie
touring car.
Edward Linder has purchased a
Ford runabout from the Standard
Motor Car Company.
George A. Pope has ordered his new
Pope Hartford runabout shipped tc
Santa Barbara by steamer The new
car Will be used in touring in the
neighborhood of the southern city.
The Olds Motor Car Company has
notified the Pioneer Automobile Com
pany that it has shipped two carloads
of Oldsmobile runabouts from the fac
tory for the coast,
A Pope Hartford touring car has
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
BASKETBALL IN THE RAIN

BERKELEY, March s.-Between
showers OF rain the basketball team OF
the University OF California defeated
the "co-eds" from Stanford In the Sec
ond game Of the intercollegiate series
today by a score Of II 70 4. The first
game was won by California at Stan
ford last saturday. so no third game
viii be played. Luncheon was served
today by the Berkeley girls at Hearst
Hall. the guests including Mrs. Benja-
min Ide Wheeler and Miss Lucy
Sprague, dean OF university women.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
.DrLeggoLoscs to Edvu Gum
IN the Starlight Handicap

down, sustained his reputation for
making no mistakes when out for the
coin His mount, backed down from 9
TO to odds-On favoritism, was out in
front from wire to wire, but might
have been beaten by Black Prince had
not that horse run out IN the stretch
when seriously menacing the pace
maker When Williams Strengthened
Black Prince he gained rapidly on
Graphite. but was beaten more than a
length after making up all the ground
OF which he was capable. Inhamma BILE
came from far back TO be an easy
third, while Briers, who ran prominent
ly TO the head OF the stretch, stopped
badly toward the end. Metlakatla tried
TO keep UP with the pace. but was all
in at a mile
THREE HORSES LEFT
Happy Rice and Earl hogers, the
latter having been played down from
TO (. were virtually the only horses
TO get away well in the closing race of
the day. but Mandator. the favorite.
was SO much the best in the going that
he overcane the handicap OF the bad
start, overlook the leaders at the head
of the stretch, breezed over them in
the final furlong and won easily by
four lengths. Happy Rice probably
would have been second but for having
been cut of on the backstretch by
Earl Rogers and forced to pull up.
Rogers took the place by q length and
Happy Rice just saved the show from
the poorly ridden Corn Blossom, on
which Sandy had put up q miserable
exhibition Salable, Johnny Lyons and
Bedford were hOpelessly left, and Ora
tOrian, the remaining starter, cut a
sorry figure in the running
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
vIcToRY FOR PRINCEToN

PRINCETON. N J.. March 9.-By
winning tonight's swimming meet and
water polo games with Harvard.
Princeton won the intercollegiate
championships. The score Of the meet
was SO to 80. That of the water polo
game was to I.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

The several automobiles of the Pop
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
ANGEI.s nEFEAr THE GIANTs

Los Angeles, March 9.-Los Angeles
defeated the New York National League
team today by the score OF to 2. Jones
for Los Angeles held the Giants down
TO three hits. one Of which was home
hun by Browne. Los Angeles hit the
bail freely and won easily.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
WOMAN CHESS CHAMPIoN

NEW YORK, March 9.--Mrs. R. Bur
CESS of ST. Louis won the woman s
chess championship of the United
States today by defeating Mrs. c.. P
Frey Of Newark, y. J.. in the sixth
game of a series in this city. Mrs
Burgess score for the series was u
points and Mrs. Frey's IL
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

in the heavyweight division at the
present time. He has gained in speed
and hitting power and will be a
formidable man il he continues to i'm
prove.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

Eddie Graney. who has been in Los
Angeles for some days on a visit, has
returned home. He-was entertained
Hospitality by the sports in the south
ern city.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

oostinuea from Pase 50. column ;
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
.BRITT-C0RBETT MATCH
IS STILL IN ABEYANCE
OrIlinous Silence in Reno
Over the Proposed
Finish Fight

Willus Britt has been in Reno forty
eight hours and there is an ominous
silence in that section regarding the
Britt-Corbett fight. The most reason
able explanation is that the promoters
have not been able to raise the re-
ouireo purse and are trying TO con-
vince the managing brother Of the
Britts that he should agree TO accept
a percentage OF the gate receipts. Cor
bett undoubtedly would agree to this
arrangement. but britt is not likely TO
do SO.
The Reno men probably are in the
same fix as Mike Riley Of Tonopah.
Each looks for the sporting men Of his
town 10 help guarantee the purse and
must 60 TO his business rivals to try
TO raise the money. If the match were
made the promoter would get all the
prestige and his saloon and gambling
house would get all the advertising.
The business rivals Of the men see this.
Sam McVey, the big colored boxer.
left yesterday for Philadelphia, where
he has been promised several matches.
he does not know what men be will be
expected TO meet, the promoters having
sent him transportation and told him
they would complete all the arrange
ments when he arrived in the East He
has won his last two fights in decisive
style and is considered a good prospect
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-06-27

DR.. FRANK l.. LOVELAND
is widely known in the west as a pupil
and platform orator of the first rank.
For ten years he has been in constant
demand for lectures and addresses by
patriotic, popular, fraternal and religious
societies. He is a recognized leader
among the young people of Iowa and
Nebraska. In fraternal circles he is
prominent figure and prominent Frater.
Rev. Loveland will be with us for the
first Sunday morning sermon and the
afternoon Sermon-Lecture. Come and
he will do you good"
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-06-27

recommend the following change )
be made on live stock:
Loup precinct, cattle lowere d
5 per cent.
Elk Creek precinct, cat tie
raised IS per cent.
Sargent precinct, raised ON
horses, 10 per cent.
Elm precinct, raised on no rses
Is per cent.
Elk Creek precinct, lowered on
sheep, 20 per cent.
Lillian precinct, raised on hogs
10 per cent.
Elm precinct, raised on hogs
10 per cent.
And that all other assessments
on live stock remain as returned
by county assessor.
JOS. FENNIMoRE,
]. B. GILMORE, StCom
JULES HvAUMoNT,
1t was movedsand carried that
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parishioners and other friends wish them

parishioners and other friends wish them
no end-Vf happiness.
Miss Julia Grover, of Winter Harbor
has been q recent guest Of relatives here.
Mrs. John S. Coombs visited her sister,
Mrs. Dunn, in West Gouldsboro the last
OF the week.
Miss Ella B. Tracy, who has been at DIR.
LARA bees all summer, left last week for
Portland en- route for Georgia, where she
expects to spend the winter.
w. F. Bruce's residence was the scene Of
pretty wedding Wednesday evening,
Oct. 2, when Miss Mary Belinda Young,
OF West Gouldsboro, was married to Ed
win Cole, Of this village, by Rev. Mr..
Pearson, OF Sullivan. Only relatives of
bride and groom were present except Miss
Sybil Cole, who played the wedding
march. Both young people are popular
here, and host OF friends wish them q
long and prosperous life.
Oct. T. c.
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NORTH sEDGw1cK.

Mrs. Ada F. Allen and son Malcolm
were in Bangor last week on business.
John Thurston and Miss Ella Thurston
were in Bangor last week to attend the
music festival.
Miss Abbie Elwell, who is now in New
York for few days, will rsturn to Port
land for the winter.
Miss Esther Allen and Miss Cora Hans
com attended the teachers convention in
Ellsworth last week.
9. M. Allen and wife and Frank Closson
and wife attended the county grange in
Brooksville Saturday.
Mrs. Annie g. Allen, who has been in
Portland two weeks, returned home Mon
day, much improved in health.
Rev. Arthur Warren Smith, former pas
tor at Sedgwick, now OF Winchester,
Mass, with his wife and George Ernest
Merrill, Of Annapolis, Md, spent two
days last week with Mr.. Merrill's cousin,
Isaac M. Allen and wife.
Oct. Z. RAE.
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OTTER CREEK.

The Eden school will hold pie social at
the schoolhouse next Friday evening"
Mrs. Eliza Hamor, Of Ellsworth, is visit
ing her granddaughter, Mrs. Cora DAVIS.
School is in session in this district,
taught by Miss Edith Hadley, OF Brooks.
George Grover was drawn for the grand
jury and Edgar Walls for the traverse
jury.
Frank Davis and wife, who have been
living in Bar Harbor during the summer,
returned home last week.
The ladies have started their sewing cir
Gle again, and will meet with Mrs. Belle
Bunker next Wednesday afternoon.
The aid society will hold its annual BUSH
ness meeting next Saturday evening at z
o'clock a good attendance is desired.
Aulick Palmer anu family eI15ol tss.e
cottage last week and returned to their
home in Washington, ID. G. Mrs. Palmer,
who has been i'll all summer, win 60 South
for her health.
Oct. Z. ANON. :
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panied by his mother, Mrs. John Little
field, who will visit in Portland and Bath.
Fred Perkins, OF Cambridge, Mass, who
has been visiting his brother, James Per-
kins, has returned home.
Mrs. Norman Grindle and son Harold
are at home from Hallowell, where they
have been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
Leach.
Edwin Wardwell was fortunate enough
to shoot fine deer one day last week.
This is the first one Of the season to be
shot around here.
The many friends OF Mrs. Nellie Hutch
ms are pleased to see her hor'e again
after an absence Of four weeks spent in
Portland and Hallowell.
Quite number from here went to the
grange fair at North Penobscot last
Thursday, but owing to the bad weather
the attendance was small.
Capt. Treworgy and wife, of surry, were
in town Sunday. Mrs. Treworgy Will re-
man for few days with her mother, Mrs.
jeremiah Wardwell, who is critically i'll.
OFT. y SUBA.
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Embellishments.
Best of Proof
That Hyomei Will Cure Ala Forms
Of Catarrhal Diseases s--- I.

That Hyomei Will Cure All Forms
Of Catarrhal Diseases.
Testimonials could be printed by the
Thousands, many of them from Ellis
worth and nearby towns, that Hyomei
IL an absolute cure for all catarrhal
troubles, but the best proof Of it's un-
usual curative powers Is the guarantee
that g. A. Parnher gives with every
outfit that he sells: money back II
Hyomei does not do all that is claimed
for it,"
Hyomei is not secret remedy. It's
formula is given freely to physicians
who want to know what they use
when they prescribe Hyomei. II il
guaranteed under the Pure Food and
Drug Law by serial No. 141S.
By breathing Hyomei, the healing
medication goes directly to every
nook and corner of the air passages
where the catarrhal germs may lurk.
ana disinfects and heals. To be con-
WINGED of this you have only to give
1t trial, remembering that il it does
not cure, G. A. Parcher will refund
your money.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but 81, and in most cases is sufficient
to cure the disease, making it not only
scientific treatment but one that is
highly economical. Get an outfit to-
day from G.. A. Parcher if you have
m . a4rrf1
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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.
. AddttionaI COUNTY, Netrs, See other paqes.

Wallace Kane, who has been yachting,
is at no ne.
John Staples attended tn, Baptist State
convention last week.
Mrs. Abbie Allen has gone to Hayerhill,
Mass, to visit friends. vsn6
Wallace Smith has gone to Waterville,
where he will be employed.
Miss Nellie Kane has gone to Addison,
where she will be employed.
Maynard Blaisdell spent few days last
week in Surry, visiting his parents.
Capt. Charles Flye, Of Dorchester, Mass,
visited his sister. Mrs. B. o. Dollard, Sun
day.
Miss Nina Stewart and Miss Bernice
Mayo spent few days last week in Rock
land.
Miss Mary Stanley has returned to Bos-
ton after spending few weeks with her
mother.
Charles Parker has gone to Providence,
X. l., where he has q janitor's position for
the winter.
I. c. Tolcott and wife have closed their
summer home, "Wekumbac," and re-
turned to Arlington, Mass.
Mrs. Upham and Miss Nettie Upham, OF
Melrose, Mass, who have been at Hotel
Dority, have returned home.
A. E. Blake has moved his family to
Dover, where they will live. Mr.. Blake
has purchased an establishment there.
Miss Harriet Cleveland, high school
principal, was called to her home in
Skowhegan last week by the death Of an
aunt.
Cant, of Winterport, is spending
-a@ sasi1s at Hotel Dority, called there
~ sAa Illness Of his grandfather, George
Dority.
The senior class Of the high school gave
baked bean supper in the town hall Sat-
urday evening. 1t was well attended and
much enjoyed. The evening was spent in
playing games. Proceeds about 20.
Oct. Z. UNE FEMME.
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AuUftIlaEluEHls.
Much
Sickness

Brunswick, Me-, Aug. al, 1900
II think there is no medicine equa'
to L. F. Atwood's Bitters. Keep
them in the house all the time anu
they save me great many headaches
/ would not be without them.
Yours truly,
Mrs. Lizzie S. Dyer.
Everyone who values good healtn
should at the first sign of sickness take
a dose of Il. F." Atwood's bitteis.
They quickly adjust the trouble ana Sc. Sc
you right. They restore vigor % ia
tired and overworked organs and oui'o
up general health. At the store SOC
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WEST GoULDsBoRo.

Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw is visiting friends
in Calais.
Capt. Gallon Smith, who has been criti-
cally i'll, is able to sit up.
Miss Florence E. Lowe is spending a
few days with her parents in Urionville.
B. F. Leighton and wife, who have been
spending few days in Amherst, returned
Saturday.
Miss Carrie Pinkham, who has been
working for Mrs. J. A. Hill, returned to
her horne in Fest Steubep SnnAav.
Mrs. Cecil g. Rosebrook. who has been
spending few days with, relatives in
Massachusetts, returned last week.
Mrs. Helen Smith and Miss Tnirms left
last wee's for Msplewood for the wirtcr
Miss Thirma has entered the grammar
school there.
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PROSPECT HARBOR,

Miss Alice Cole went to Bar Harbor
Wednesday.
Clarke Blance has gone to Waterville to
spend the winter.
Miss Persis vose, of Portland, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ernest Rice.
Miss Susie Over has been visiting Miss
Maud Colby, Of West Sullivan.
Harvey Ray and wife are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of daughter.
Rev. Mr.. Reyes returned to his pastorate
Sunday, accompanied by his bride. His
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SEAL HARBOR.


Miss Mabel Eddy is visiting relatives
and friends in Franklin.
The Glencove hotel, owned by X. T.
Campbell. is being repaired.
Mrs. Merrill Taylor has gone to the nos
pital at Bangor for treatment.
Mrs. Ernest Atwood and little son are
visiting relatives in Bucksport.
Percy Richardson, OF Hall Quarry mas
been visiting relatives in town.
Warren Whitmore is having his slole
raised and moved out few feet towards
the road.
Mrs. Fred Billings and family nave
moved up over the market, which '"''
also occupied last winter.
Oct. Z.
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pENoBsCor.

Henry Leach ami wife have returned to
their home here, after the summer in Hal
lowell.
Mrs. Mabel Strout, OF Boston, has been
the guest Of her grandfather, J. L. Ward
well, the past week.
Mrs. b. H. Cushman has returned from
a visit in Arousta with her daughter,
Mrs Rcy l.. Wsrduell.
Blaine Perkins, who has employment
in Rengor, is spending short vacation
rlth his parents, Watson Perkins and
wife.
irving Littleaald returned to Portland
wednesday, after spending a few days
parents. File was accom-