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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-04-26
ATTORNEY GENKRAL.M1M, PUT
LIQUOR MEN OUT,eEBVsITio
- - - NESS -
BlqIAlfRlllBi! WIBt OUsTtD
The Supreme Court Has Given Neces-
sary Observation-Disclosures VIII he
Named, for brewing Companies

Topeka, Kans., April 26.-Attor-I
ney General Jackson. by securing an
Injunction against nine foreign
brewing companies TO prevent their
owning property and operating sa-
looms and inobtaining an orders for
the appointment~of receivers for the
brewers property, has taken the
most effective measure ever invoked
to enforce the prohihitory law in
Kansas He intends to push his cru
|sade TO an active conclusion, and to
day in an Interview said: \
when the receiver is named he
viii proceed to locate and take under
control all property Of the, defend
nts found in the state, and will thus
be able to state every place where the
defendants are in any way carrying
en- business in Kansas. Amy attempt
TO conceal the sale of liquors will
place the defendants under all their
participating p6CAlS oAy pow "a WIZ
state in contempt OF the supreme
court. ,. r-.
The property will be sold and out
of the proceeds the court will pay all
costs and damages due the state. 1t
is necessary to send the militia to en-
fforce the order, the defendants will
pay the bill. Il will not be necessary
to do, this. however. The brewers
propertyin KaRsas consists OF ware
houses and, saloon fixtures valued al
! many thousands Of dollars"
Are to- Be Driven Out.
Kansas Gty~Kans. April 20
/ Representatives OF foreign diauor'con-
leerns who sessit business In Kansas
-, are To. be. driven from the state on
the strength of the recent decisier
OF the Uaited States supreme court
which. held to- be constitutional tns
law making it q, misdemeanOr, pun
ishable by fine and imprisonment Il
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-04-26
HOLDING GIRLS HAND
Batde That Followed Literally Clean
ed Out Kentucky Charch-Gtri
Hit With Brass Knucks. S..

Ashland, KY. April 25.-At. SUIT
ton. Newton Grayson, in. free for
all fight between the Patrick, Sexton
.snd Haney brothers, broke up reyi-
val service. The affair was caused
by one of the Patricks, who held the
hand of Albert Hanes's sweetheart.
Haney struck Jim Patrick and their
friends took sides and started the
battle that literally cleaned out the
church. Grim Patrick's skull was
crushed. He will die.
The girl who was the Innocent
cause of the trouble, was struck by
a pair OF brass knuckles and serious
ly injured. The principals are under
arrest - Dc - 8. -.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-04-26

ont Law to embrace the changes
which 1t IA generally lceaceded should
be made.
Beginning with Tuesday, the house
Of Representatives vii hoId two ses-
sions . day, from 10 a. m Ito I p. M,
and from p. m, to s p. m, 3 total
OF five hours. For the past two weeks
It has been meeting from . a. m, to
1 p. m. The new order Is in accord
.aAce with resolution adopted by the
house, offered by Mr.. Wilson, OF
fernando. with subsequent amend
ments. Mr.. Wells. of Leon. offered
"a resolution to adjourn until Satuf-;
day out of respect to Decoration day,
but during the confusion caused by
several motions being offered at the
same, time. the point Of order was
raised that 1t was 1 O'Clock and time
to adjourn, Speaker Matthews sus-
tained the point OF order. and declar-
ed the house adjourned until O'Clock
this morning. -
A close fght occurred in the house
over the passage of the bill by Mr..
Peoples, OF Bradford, .appropriating
81, 900 year for two years to main
tain summer normal schools In con-
nection with the State university. the
Florida Female college and the State
Colored Normal. 1t was opposed by
Mr.. Matthews, OF Marion, as special
legislation" also by Mr.. Kilgore. OF
Sumter, and Mr.. Faulkner of Taylor,
the latter of whom is not an enthusi-
asst on the subject of educational ex-
penditures, and who has censtitp-
tional amendment pending providing
that negro schools shall be supported
from the taxes paid by negroes, and
white schools from the taxes paid by
whites. Mr.. Dudley, of Hillsberoagh
chairman of the house committee OF
l education, championed the measure
/ In the absence of Mr.. Peoples, 'ant
wssf seconded by Mr.. knight of Citrus
and Mr.. DUPONT of St Johns. This
bill passed by a vote Of 80 to 26. ou
before the vote was announced, Mr.
Kirkland of Lake changed from no II
aye, for the purpose Of moving re
consideration this morning.
4 In the senate the same bill. In
Introduced by Mr.. Crews. of the 1 9Th
vas passed unanimously yesterda,
morning.
IL The senate passed house bill NC
q, by Mr.. Reese. providing fer u
separation OF white and coiored pas
, seneers on street ycxrss tt 1eeingIsuf
stitnted; by Mr.. Beard forShis hin 70
r fCnnfinued on. mage ei1ht.)
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-04-26
POSTMASTER AND MERCHANT At
McALPIN KILLED YEsTER-
DAY AFTERNOON
'h6 ARREST AaI M
eeronsrsss Jary Are investigating the
= Mufdcr-Sheriff ana. Deputies
Are On the Greuaa

~
Neys reached here yesterday that
w. ~ Startling. postmseer aad-mer-.
Shant 1T McAipin. had been shot and
iiled. Deputy Sheriff Bailey at
#ofce repaired to the scene and en-
+paAelled a jury and Justice Thomp-
son. is acting as coroner. No verdict
Will be reached until this evening.
II seems that Startling had left his
store and started to the depot about
two O'Clock when three shots we're
|hred from a double-barrei shotgun,
loaded witA buekshot. and Starring
fell His wNe, who was in the store.
heard the arst shot and saw her hus-
band saA. alongside the track. anoth-
er shoe was quickly fred and after
| 9 very short interssss about tine to
reload. another shot was fired. When
/ the body was taken home, % buck
shot wounds were found upon his
person, all In the front and one side
of the body, except three, which
pierced the head.
Mr.. Starting has ben having con-
siderable trouble with his neighbors
OF late, and he was shot at, but not
hit about three weeks ago, and 1t was
supposed the shooting was done by
one Jenkins. On Wednesday Starlk
ing and Jenkins met and the feFmer
asked tia latter II he was ARMED. to
which he replied In the aseatise. II
seems that Starting elaims9 ssenkins
owed nrmT deDe a W. tsa s. tod
him he must pay the same within tvo1
Or threesdass,; or he would kiiI hlm.
AT :tAe time Of the meeting wednes-
day Starring invited jenkins to. pro
cure gun and shoot 1t odt, but the
latter refused or declined.
On account OF this trouble, suspicion
points to jenkins, yet there Ia no posi-
tive evidence against HIM. In his
testimony before the coroner's iury,
last evening, jenkins stated that he
was sitting on the porch OF Mr.. Ham
ilton's residence when he heard the
shots Aired, but that family was not
at home, to corroborate his statement,
Jenkins walked over to Pinemount
that day. and on the road met q
FRIEND, Mr. whitley, and said that
there would > be hell raised In Nc
Alpinp that day. : when asked for an
explanation he tefused to explain :.
When the shooting took place, the
depot agent claims he was in Brooks
store, and does not know who was
in the depot to do the shooting. The
case Is an intricate one, and it win
be hard matter to secure a convic-
ton. even, IL the guilty party is ar
rested. .".......,
Starting but few months ago took
out two life; assurance policies with
B. W. Helyerstsn agency here, for
81 900 each. = He leaves a wife and
four children and an aged mother to
mourn their loss.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-04-26
ENGINEER KILLED.
Sad Accident Occurred at q Mil Near
=. Kendrick. -. .-

=. Kendrick. -.
Ocala, April 25-Wednesday about
noon a steam boiler at the. big Sumner
Lumber company's mill, located at
Zuber, near Kendrick, exploded. kill
ing the engineer, Mr.. d. S. Bowres.
and demolishing the engine room and
doing other damage A physician
was summoned from Ocala, but; OF
course could do do nothing for the
unfortunate man az he was killed IN
staasy. Mr.. Bowers was about thir-
ty-twe years Of age and came from
Georgia with the owners Of the mill
at zsber. He was valuable en-
p4eyee and the accident that caused
HIS death Is very greatly depored.
He leaves q wife who is prostrate
Rith grief over has tragic death. =, I'd,
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-04-26
solicit oraerscf nr1
within ne ssasa /,

within ne -ssase
Kansas is determined. said C:
W. Triekett. assistant attorney gen
sral. appointed by Governor Hoch to
close the saloons in Kansas City.
Kan. in an Interview here today.
to enforce the laws upon its books
.aad--eo demonstrate to the. country
that it is sovereign state in fact
ass veal sas IN tpame. Treason and
notification viii not be permitted
within its borders" -.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-04-26

.5S5JSEE Is i
so -Sfo4SC I
15G-as tius
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-04-26
80 SENATE NOT in SESSION
THIS BEING DE-
OORATiON DAY
ISIS BILL : OVER VETO
a.,.se Passes Bill Over Cover
:. Veto and House Sastains the
,..As--0ther Important Matters

Qa1laknGSee, April So'- lac 40 lAS
,.-s.aerate decoration day, and out
: s,s.reuce to the occasion, the
=. adjourned yesterday antil to-
.'..ev morning. The house is in
..,sn As usual. cleaning up the big
1..aar but this evening viii go in
] AN TO the city cemetery, where
mouies appropriate to the day
n h carried ont under the aus
~. q, the Daughters of the Con-
kas.cy and the Confederate, 'veter-
Yesterday morning in the house
- moi very eventfuI though there
good deal of talking done. The
a important action was the sus-
sslag Of Governor Broward's veto
kaieh vas madeya special order for
lam. The governor had returned
kithout bis approval a bill introduced
: &c senate last session by President
.me,l. and passed through both
-. providing for the publication
Gnially Of detailed reports. Of the
\, osse,.ls. The governor with.
q m approval. upon the ground
the information was already a
- # publie record in the com
- once. much OF It being in
81, ,lpesdy IN sfhe published
- Of The yarfcus depart-
20 "A further f1r thu. reasan
-. IN .esrrfel vsth III 1ao sap-
~ Is csrry.out,its provisions.
nsvss passed over ths VETO In
1nats several days ago. BY an
- sasuimous i Saote. ana certified
- hoass, where + BY d vote equally
sulnous, the veto was sustained.
> rttis time was spent in diseus-
i Il the measure. MIR. Carter. of
I'm, made q short speech. in
~ ke sisted that, the statements
Ind BY the bill to be published
- make 4 volume as larke as the
M statutes OF, Florida. and no
had been able to estimate the
he question. Shall the bin
s tAe governors veto to the CON.
h notxithstanding,n was lost by
k q four ayes to 4S noes. Those
: ln the Affirmative were Mesrs.
tnhax. Melton, Milnnor and
iler. The question was In No
D an administration issue. being
iasd strictly on its merits from 4
iaan standpoint by the senate
house. and by a very different
one from the other.
II other important measure IN
louse was the reconsideration Of
8 We Of the day nrecss,nr, h,
: y the Watson primary hin wa,
"a Mr.. Reese, Of Escambia. who
he asht against the bili ON ma &C.
n u Questionable features srs IN re
p to permitting the i iua t3r Il !;
! ss ballots for those Who can 4, 8
resulting in It's defeat 3 On THIRD
lus. opposed the motion to re
Var. which was made nv Mr.
r. Of Alachua, as opening d,
IN full a matter. which hsd Al
: been disposed Of. after length,
s'toa, though he was heartt,y !,
Z ! q som. Of Mr.. carter,s ideas
sosld gladly support 1pIs amend
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-04-26

p, Miss Sadie Greer left this. morning
for Tallahassee to spend the summer.
Miss Sadie Win bemuch missed from
Live oak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15
KENNEBEC COUNTY NEWS AND CHAT
MARANACOOK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nugent, Allston, Mass
who are at Maranacook. were caiilhs
at II. D. Whittier's, Sunday.
Barton Williams, Boston. is at his
cottage on the lake. Mr.. and MIS-
Williams are both engaged in the Fen
berg Stock Company at Island farh'
and will travel with that company the
coming winter.
George w. Williams and son. George
Jr, of Augusta, were guests or wal
| lace Shepard and other relatives sun
day. -
Mrs Mary w. Perkins. = Wakefield.
| Mass. is visiting at the home or her
daughter, Mrs P. J. Flanders.
The Eastman family, Philadelphia,
are at Sumach cottage.
After passing a week at their cottage,
Mr. and Mrs. Currier have returned to
Monmouth.
| Eugene Whittier Of Oakland, who is
now at Maranacook, Arthur Parrell
.nd Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Huff, East
| T,oston. recently went on carriage
drive to Fayette, where the had a pic
mic dinner in the beautiful grove
known as Jones' woods.
Fishing has been very good in this
locality. George Flanders recently
caught IS extra size pickerel, perch and
bass in three successive fishing trips.
CHINA.
Frank H. Gary of Boston, Mrs. Fan
ME b. Kelley and Walter 3. Kelley Of
Somerville are at Fred Wallace's for
this month.
Herbert Hatch and sister, Mrs Mar
shall of Lynn, are visiting Mrs. Wood
sum. Will Woodsum has returned to
Chelsea.
Mrs. Lewis Hamlin has returned
from short visit to Popham beach.
New guests at Oak Crest for August
arc Miss Florence Frost of Salem,
Mass, Miss Alice Frost of Waltham,
Mass, and Frank Mitchell of Boston.
A social dance was enjoyed by the
young people on Thursday eve at G. A.
r. hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Brett of Jamaica
Plain are boarding with Mrs. Chas.
Lincoln.
Miss Sleeper is a guest of her cousin
Lillian Foye.
Ned Washburn attended last week
the annual meeting of the Alumni of
Higgins Classical Institute at Charles
ton.
Z. w. Foster and daughter Lucille
are visiting at T. NJ. Fosters.
Rev. Myron Adams on his way to
Maple Grove camp-meeting passed the
day at w. w. Washburn'S.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boston of
Springfield, TIL, are visiting w. w.
Washburn.
Oscar Hamlin was thrown off his
horse rake last week and cut his foot
badly.
The Baptist pulpit was supplied
Sunday morning by Rev. II. w. Alb
lot of Palermo, who preached a most
helpful sermon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15
READFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs Roland Scribner of
Augusta, were visitors in town Sunday.
Howard Ycaton of Skowhegan was
the guest of Mrs. NJ. J. Sherburne,
Saturday.
Mrs Harrison Gordon is improving.
She is attended by Dr.. Badger,
Winthrop.
Z. w. Henry and sons, Eddie and
Ewald. Hulmervillc, Penn, who have
been passing some time in Augusta.
arrived, Saturday and arc entertained
by relatives in town. Friends of the
family are pleased to greet him. ana
there is much disappointment to learn
that Mrs. Henry will not make her an
nual visit this season. 1
Mrs. Georgianna Lawrence Left,
Thursday for Johnson, VT. where she
will attend the annual camp meeting
at that place.
Mrs. Mary Trask and granddaughter,
Ellen Sawtelle. Belgrade passed Friday
with relatives in this place.
Messrs Brown and Leeman have
recently made two business trips 70
Lewiston and one to Augusta.
Mr.. Hutchinson and Mrs. Stevens
were in Augusta on business, Saturday.
Miss Anna Bourne who attended
church at Winthrop, Sunday, called at
her brothers, J. I. Bourne.
WAYNE.
Mrs. Maude Wing and Master Robert
Wing passed a few days in Livermore
Falls, last week.
Phil MacKinnon is at home for a few
DAYS.
Herbert n. Morse and family have
taken possession of their new cottage.
Ward Maxim and family have return
ed.
The Wayne Village Improvement So
ciety gave a very enjoyable entertain
ment at the Grange hall Friday, August
9th.
Elmer verrill gave very interesting
lecture on Life" Sunday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15
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Albion Grange.

Albion Grange held its last regular
meeting Aug. 9th with good az
tendance. number present rs. Worthy
Master Taylor was in the chair. The
unwritten work of the fourth degree
was given by the Worthy Master 10
George Barnes and Vestfe Foss.
After the usual routine Of business, :
recess was declared, when all repaired
to the dining-room and partook OF
refreshments of ice-cream and cake
furnished by the young folks, under 80
years of age. A sociable closed the
evenings program
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15
BRANCH MILLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Bradstreet and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson of Massachu-
sets with their children visited G. o.
lowe several days recently.
Charles G. Dinsmore, former resi-
dent Of the village is at Teynold s
camp.
Mrs. Martha Whitman of Minnesota
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. w.
Worthing.
a. S. Bean, who passed the winter
in Augusta with his daughters. is in
E. NJ. Doves.
Albert Idc and daughter are guests
of Mrs. A. c.. Doe.
Several of the friends of Mrs. Hattie
Worthing gave her surprise party at
| the home of her brother, G. a. Worth
ing, Aug. G.
Miss Edna Hammond of Wiscasset
visited Mrs. J. II. =. Dinsmore two
days last week.
Mrs. Anna Harvey and daughter
Alice are guests of Mrs. f. A. Doe.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. r. Goddard are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Dean Estes.
Miss Flora Kitchin is visiting friends
at Weeks Mills.
Several from here attended camp
meeting at Maple Grove, Sunday.
The young friends of Harvey Doe
gave him a surprise party last Friday
afternoon. it being the 18th anniversary
of his birth. Ice cream and cake were
served. the usual games played and the
afternoon much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. c. G. Brigham of Worcester,
| Mass. and three children are the
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Worthing.
Mrs Geddes and sons of New York
were at G. A. Bradstreets last week.
WEST WINDSOR.
Harry Seavcr came from Boston Sun
day and is with his friends, Walter
Rose and Fred Whitman boarding at
Stephen Lamson's through his vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Crowell arrived Mon
day night and are visitors of Mrs. Mel
lie Barton and daughter, Miss Stella.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Sabens and
two children, Minnie Mabel and Erlena
Cynthia, were guests Of her sister, Mrs.
a. c. Casey, Sunday afternoon.
NORTH WINDSOR.
Professor Cowan and family have gone
to Pennington. They will go from there
to their home i'll Boston.
Judge Hallowell and son, Howard. have
gone to Massachusetts. prior to their de-
parture for their home in Nebraska.
Mrs. Nellie Smith and Miss Gertrude
Merrill of Scion were guests Of Mrs. N
L. Thorne, recently.
Mrs. Anna Merrill is in critical con-
dition She has been a great sufferer
for several months.
Lot Barton is gaining slowly.
James NJ. Merrill was at home from
Augusta over the Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Boynton, Mrs. Har-
rison Merrill and son, Vinal, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Boynton and Master Vernon, Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin FernalG have gone to
NobleborO campmeeting. where they will
be in attendance during the week.
Mrs. n. F. Thorne is gaining and is
able to be up for a few hours at q time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15
WlNDSORVILLE.

A large crowd from this vicinity at
tended the camp meeting at China Sun
day.
Edward French of SCmerville. who
has been helping l.. B. French, has re-
turred home.
Wesley Albee of Augusta and Herbert
Dodge of this town have built them a
cabin on the shore of Long pond.
Mrs. Maria Snyder of South Windsor
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Lila Wingood.
Mrs. r. II. Swift has returned home
from Portland. where she has been to
be treated. Mrs. Swift is somewhat inn
proved i'll health as her friends will be
glad to learn.
Claude French mas finished his hay
ing and is helping Yeaton Dunton get
his hay.
The friends of Mrs. Mabelle Douglass.
who has been at work at the Augusta
Insane hospital will be sorry to learn
that she had her hand caught in the
mangle and injured so as to necessitate
amputation of two fingers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15
WEST WINDSOR.

Mrs. Percy Norcross of Augusta was
the guest of Mrs. Edith Stewart Sunday.
Her little son Percy. who has been stop
pnS with Mrs. Stewart for the past few
weeks. returned TO his home accompanied
by his mother Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell OF River
side were callers at Mr.. and Mrs. o. T..
Carpenters Sunday afternoon.
Fred Pope of Vassalboro was the guest
of Robert Seekins Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Studley of North Windsor
Is spending the week at the home Of her
brother, William Stewart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15
LITcHFIELD CORNER,

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rowland of Bos-
ton have been visiting at John
Browns.
Mrs. Myra Smith and Miss Hannah d
Smith are at their cottage at Indian
Rest.
BENZ. Hall and Miss Ezelee Hall are
| away visiting relatives.
L. 9. Bosworth passed Sunday at his
| mothers, Mrs. Mary Bosworth.
Miss Elizabeth Robinson is staying
with Miss Eudora Robinson few
weeks.
Carl Taylor is passing his vacation 1T
home. He has a good position with
the Edison Electrical Co. of Boston.
Mr.. Richards of Yarmouth preached
at the Congregational church Sunday.
He will remain during the week and
occupy the pulpit next Sunday. 1t is
hoped that arrangements can be made
to retain him as settled pastor.
Harry w. Taylor and family of Win
throp passed Sunday at his old home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker of Boston are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Campbell. Mrs. Tucker was Miss
Addie Pierce.
Mr.. McManus is i'll. Mrs Nc
Manus' son, Harry Brown, is passing
few weeks at home.
Miss Rhona Maloon has been visiting
relatives in Richmond. She also at
tended the celebration at Bath
Mrs. Sarah Patten passed last week
visiting among her friends in this
place. She packed her household
goods for removal to Bowdoinham.
where she expects to make her future
home.
Mrs. Mary Pickett was in the place
Saturday.
Perley Perry of Trenton, n. j., has
been very sick in that city with typhoid
fever. He arrived at his home here
Saturday and will stay until he has
regained his health and strength.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-15
PITTSTON.

very palnIuI dcclQent recently. AS
she went to climb a fence, she slipped
and badly lacerated her hand on the
barbcd wire.
Mrs. Eta Kicker passed Thursday at
her cottage on Richmond campground,
getting it ready for occupancy during
the coming meetings.
Mrs. Will Lambert and Miss Mary
Faulkner are visiting in Bath.
Mrs. Carrie Dunton Fossett and son
Arthur. and Mrs. E. J. Kicker, passed
the day at Joice, Saturday.
Mrs. Moore of Massachusetts is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Chas. Kicker.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Brookings visited
their daughter, Mrs. Geo. Marson,
Thursday.
Neddie, the little son Of Harry Brad
street is quite sick.
Mrs. Bonnie Keene Of Gardiner was
the guest of Mrs. Chas. Kicker, one day
recently.
Mrs. Moore and granddaughter Avis,
of North Whitefield. were callers in
the vicinity, Sunday.
Mr.. Peterson. proprietor Of "Pleas-
aHlNleW lids d iullDcI VI Suul-
mer boarders.
Everett Bookings is lame from the
effects of a bad fall, which he received
while taking a hay fork down in the
barn.
Mrs. Chas. Fossett and son Earl
were calling on relatives in this place
Friday night.
LITcHFIELD PLAINS.
Among the guests at the Plains
church Sunday were Mrs. Ruth Jones'
visitors. Mrs Merchant and daughter
of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rogers
of Gardiner and other summer visitors
Mrs. NJ. Q. Toothaker is enjoying a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stetson of Au-
burn visited Mrs. E. c. Briery, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Chase and son
Clyde of Farmingdale were calling on
friends here Saturday.
Mrs. Horace Libby of Lewiston is
visiting Mrs. NJ. E. Hattin.
CROSS HILL.
Mrs. W. n. Tobey is having a run of
the rheumatic fever. DR.. Hardy of North
Nassalboro is attending her.
Clyde Pratt of Augusta was on the Hill
last week. cutting the hay on the Mel
Tobey farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Snow of North
Nassalboro and Mrs Myra Goldthwaite Of
Nassalboro. were calling on Mrs. Sarah
Perkins, Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Haley and family CT Read
ing. Mass, are stopping at the Isaac Rob-
bins farm for few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Austin Of Water
vile were at w. A. Austin's. Sunday.
Fred Whitney of East Vassalboro was
business caller on the Hill, Monday.