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The Washington herald., 1907-02-17
Suggestion Adopted.

The suggestion of Mr.. Steliwagen that
Il bin based upon the amount of water
consumed during the same period last
year was yesterday adopted by the Com
.missioners, resulting i'm a reduction of the
bill of SOS
Supt Mcfarland, OF the water depart
ment said that arrangements are now be
ing made for the temporary installation
of water meters during the period when
the regular meters are out of service FOR
repairs or tests. and also for the reading
Of the larger meters at more frequent in
tcrvals Il hope. he said. that this viii
soon render estimating practically m-
necessary.
IN reference to the questions brought
forward for consideration by Mr.. Stell-
wagon. Commissioner Biddle issued the
following statement.
The Importance TO the citizens OF the
District Of Columbia. as represented by
Mr.. .Stellwageu. of understanding thor
oughly the water situation in the District
warrants a lengthy answer TO the COM
municatiou of Mr.. SteIlwagen. The first
point made by him is that he did not
know that the water rates had been in
creased. nor did he find upon inquiry that
the community at large was aware Of the
The Washington herald., 1907-02-17

sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, &c.
Philadelphia oyster and Chop House 53 llth ST. NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-17

WacLennan'S Famous NOOBdny Lunches
7l5 18th St NV, just above G st.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-17

Hotel. Winter Garden. Rathskeller, \. Y.
ave. and 18th st. F. Endres, Prop.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-17

Barley Malt Medicinal whisky
VIII relieve la grippe. Phone E. IS. J. A
Duffy. SOP 18th Re. s. full ct, delivered.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-17
EXCURSIONS,
TroIleV 10 NensIngton

Via Rock Greek Bridges aud PARKS the, o.. Cnevy
Chase Circle and Lake. Every VISITOR 20 washington
should see these beautul suburbs Cars every b NM
utes nom 18TH st. and y. L. Round tfiy ilcsets.
IS at fussells 1872 y. \. ave. Lot-d
The Washington herald., 1907-02-17

Mr. Nights arguments were strong
from the hotel keepers angle, He said
that the passage of this bill would drive
all the good walters out Of Washington to
cities where the tipping system is still in
vogue. because the hotel men can't afford
to pay high enough wages TO make it
worth while for the walters to stay here
Mr.. Hight thinks the bill would be I'M
Justly discriminating against Washington
hostelries. The Commissioners took the
matter under further advisement.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
DUNE IS NOW
IN GLYNN JAIL
Fainter Who Gave Checks and Then
Drew the Money Held for
Cheating and swindling.

r Dune. the white man who
was arrested in Savannah a few days
ago. wanted in this cisy for cheating
and svindling was brought to Bruins.
wick yesterday afternoon and placed
in the Clynn county Jail. where he
will await trial IN the superior
court in May
Dunno was employed as a paint
er on Jekyl island some weeks ago.
Tie came to the city often and was
very well known around town. He
came here. one Saturday SeTeral
weeks ago and deposited some mon
ey in the National Bank He then
Went TO p. Keller and purchased a
diamond ling giving check Tor
the amount and showing the bank
book wnere he had made the de-
pcsit He also when to the Wooj
Bailsy Company and <aisers ana
purchased bin OF goods, giving
checks TOR them
When the holders oi the checks
went to the bank with them the fol
lowing Monday morning ii was dis
covered that Dunno had visited the
bank Saturday few minutes after
making the deposli and drew an or
the money After securing the dta-
mond and the goods he left ihe city
he went to Savannah bat left thar
city before ne could ne arrested
He returned to chat city a few days
ago. however, and was jailed, ana
local officer went over tor him
yeaterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
SOUGHT TO EXTERMiNATE
THE ENTIRE FAMILY.

Nawberry, S. c., March 21.-The
negro Sanders, who murdered Car.
RE Matthews and her daughter, on
the Anderson place, near this city
Friday night has not been appre.
nended
Il now develops that it was sau,
ders' intention TO kin Matte Mat
thews, a second daughter Of the dead
woman and she accompanied him
to the pasture to see a place which
he said lie had selected for gar
den Here he struck her In the
head and choked her to death. san
ders returned % the house, and en-
ticing the girl away in the same
manner, killed her lie then MADE
the third trip to the Matthew's wom.
ans house, this time 20 complete
his foul work by numbering Matte
Matthews, but the woman was per,
suaded to remain
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
100000 CHANGES HANDS
IN CHICAGO POKER GAME

Chicago, March 21-A poker
came in which 100000 has ALREADY
changed hands, has been in conttn
nous progress at the Magnet hotel
28S North CLARKE street, since Sat
urday night. and unless it is inter
fered with. is good for a week Ion
ger
In the game are some OF the blg
gest gamblers in Chicago. includ-
ing John Dennis. Mont Tennis and
bud White Tennis. dictator OF
the Chicago handbook combine. was
$2o,00o loser at s O'Clock this morn
ing.
The game started with four per
sons and Two more were sent for,
a wealthy business man and a poll
tician from the stock yards district.
SO that It now is six-handed
The four original players nave
hardly slept since they sat down
10 the table Nearly every pot is
worth at least $1,000
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
BELIEVED THAT
THAW WthHAVE
A LUNACY TRIAL
Judge Fitzgerald Will Rem
tSssE-His Decision on
Monday
MANY AFFIDAVITS SIGNlD
Seven Alienists ana Newspaper
Man Declare Thaw Paranolac.
Demas Says jerome Knows
He is Defeated.

New York, March 81 Seven aHtE b
lists and l. S. Coob, wen known
New York newspaper man, today
signed afidayits declaring that they
believed Harry Thaw to be insan i.
jerome submitted all OF the anids-
Wits in support Of the petition he
made yesterday asking tnat a com
mission be appointed to try RAW
Iol lunacy.
Judge Fitzgerald stlnSlnly rebuN-
er the district attorney today fnr
preventing Or Mabon from testify,
ing in the case. whose evidence. me
Judge thinks, would have shown
whether or not Thaw is crazy.
It was also announced this after
ucon that Judge Fitzgerald wo I'D
render his decision on ifonday con
corning the appointment Of the lul
ecy commission
1t is the general belief that tho
commission VIII be appointed and il
.his happens. next week the famous
murder triqi will be converted ioto
ne Of lunacy
Attorney Delmas will Of course,
strongly oppose me app9ntmen G.
TIE commission He sa IS that tho
district attorney icl2 Ctat he his
lost the case and as last res..t
nc is seeking t5 send aw &C. an
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
TWO wERE Killed.

Sandusky, Ohio. March 2l Ed
ward Roberts. OF Lake Linden, Mich
eld Edward Webster of Fairport
Chic, were Instantly killed, and T
! Bouman. of Toledo, was fatally
niured late this afternoon when tne
IL tou girder upon which the,
we're working fell from the top OF
an 80-foot derrick al Pennsylvania
railroad docks. west OF Sandusky
= here ,ar bumpers are being erect
td The men were employed by a
Cleveland contracting company,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
FIRE ENGINE TO
Be OvERHAULED
It Will be Sent Back to the Factory
and Made as Good as it was
When Given to the City

Bnnswick's fire engine, which has
been in service since she was bic
enough to have fire engine but
which has not been used very much
during the past eight or ten years,
is to be returned to the factory and
thoroughly oeeraauied at a cost OF
y.925.
This was decided a the meeting OF
city council last night when roso
mtion was passed providing for The
improvement on The engine
This fire fighter which is OF the
very finest make, waa 4presented TO
inc city many years ago by w X
kline. a former citizen of Brunswick, X,
ara for yoars it did splendid work
lut it has not been used very mucn
since the city has been furnished
water pressure and Is only kept in
case Of an emergency
The ensino, had it peen in working
o,oer could nave been used to good
advantage at the fire at Aiken's dosk
8 few weeks ago as j, could have
pumped water from the nearby
creek and extinguis6ed The tlaze
very easily.
Al amy rate, the city has decided
tIat it is best to hsvo the engine
d good working order, and it win
be returned 10 the factory to be
thoronghY nverharled
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
PUT HARTMAN
IN PENITENTIARY
-4-aE,a -
If Senator cullom nd His Way
About itSthe RaiIr0sA Magnate
Would Have a Hard Time.

Washington, J March q United
Estates Senator cllom, in pifssz
statement today said that if he ha
his way about 1t he would send Z
II Hartman TO the penitentary for
term OF years
The senator says thar the Chicago
aud Alton Bond issue was criminal
and thai Hartman should be prose
cuted He arlaiened the railroad
magnate in strong language and eyi-
IDENTITY meant what ne said
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
MRS. sAeE,s eIFr.

New York, March 21.Annolnce
p4ent was made today that Mrs
Russell Sage had donated $150,00
60 the American Sesmans Friend S
ciety to re used by it in the erect
itn Of a proposed sailors home az
:, otitute Mrs. Sage also made
En- Of $75.oc0 to he Syrian Proroe
tpt college of Bierut. Syria
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
DUEL WITH SWORDS

Paris. March PA duel with
swords that went to six bouts was
fought here today between Emman-
nel Arene. senator from Corsica. and
Adolphe Brisson, a journalist. l3otn
contestants We're wounded in the
ann. ain. Brissop slightly, and N
Arone severely The encounter
arose from an alleged insulting LEI
er by NJ Arene TO VI. Bi1sson
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
NEW AFTERNOON PAPER TO
BE STARTED IN SAVANNAH

II is announced that r L. Sealey
pu2lisner and proprietor OF the AT
lanta Georgian, which is one of the
best afternoon papers in the south.
viii shortly establish an afternoon
paper in Savannah in OPPOSITION TO
tne savannah Press.
Mr. Sealey was in Savannah a few
days ago, and il was stated chat
while he would not give out any
thing definite on the subject, that he
had decided to establish new af-
ternoon paper in the near future
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
HENRY CLEVELAND oeAo

Louisville March 21.-Rev Henry
whitney Cleveland lied today, 'ge"
a. Re was native of George,
'ras private secretary to AleXanin,
q Stephens; chaplain Of the FIT
fourth Georgia during the war an
s. we'd in President Davis, secro.
service Rev Mr. Cleveland was
tlatiye Of former President CI2y
Ind
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
MIDeErs ARE REAL cURlo8lrlEs

Many People Visit the Little FIJI.
pinos en- Newcaotle Street.
The two little Cuban midgets, said
10 be the two smallest people in the
world. who are on exhibition in the
Padrosa building on Newcastle
street, are attracting much attention
- the city and many people have
gone there to take look at the
little folks, who were awarded the
rrize at the worlds fair for being
the two smallest people in the world.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
QUIETLY Welded LAST NIGHT
@r. =. w. Abbott and Mrs Nettie
Baker Married,


Mr John W. Abbott and Mrs Net
lie Newman Baker were quietly wed
ded last night at O'Clock by Rev
Sammons. Of the Baptist church, at
his home on Reynolds street
The wedding VIII lie somewhat or
a surprise to the friends Of the cou-
pie. II was understood that they
were 10 he married few months
hence, bus last night decided 10 have
the ceremony performed, and accom-
panied by two friends went to the
residence Of the minister and we're
united in matrimQsse
Mr. Abbott is wen young
lumberman. being connected with J..
\. Waaon Mrs Baker is the daugn.
ter Of Capt r Newman
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
VACANCY elLLEp ON BOARD
J. K .corneilcus Elected City Equal
izer Last Niaht.

At the last meeting of city coun.
dl. P W Fleming, the well known
Insurance man, rendered his resig
nation as a member OF the city
board of equalization The resig-
nation vas accepted and at the meet
Ing last night j. X Corneilous was
c'ecCed in his place.
Mr. Corneilous is engaged in the
real pitate business, has lived IN
! runswick for many years and VIII
make competent oficial.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22

The rierry-go.round OF the Parker
Carnival Company win begin It's Sat
urdby grinds beginning tomorrow
Council last night granted the com
rony permit to operate the machine
on the statement that the Brunswick
klhemen were 70 receive rs per cent
of the ssee.pts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
MINE Rs STRIFE

Glace Bay. c B., March 2l--One
hiusand miners at the Dominion
C,al Company No colliery strpe
,r gay md the mine is idle. The
ten objected 10 the employment OF
ron.union miners, $50 Of whom
On the payrols.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
PARTY SPENT A PLEASANT DAY
Visited the Terminals and Took Z
Look over the City.

LOOK over Fhe CITY.
The party of capitalists who ar
rived in the city Wednesday night.
headed BY George Dole " adley, OF
the A., b & A., and President Call
say, Of the LaGIange National Bank,
spent very pleasant day in the
city yesterday and all OF the Nom
bers Of the party were more than
pleased with Brunswick
During the day the party visited
the terminals at the south end and
also took a good look over the city.
The trip was completed in this
city and most OF the members Of the
party left for their respective homes
last night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
COMPANY ARRIVED HERE LATE
Was After Midnight When Show
Was over Last Night.

WHo GNNi A-H1A iNlbUAs
Il WIS announced that the curtain
at the Grand would 50 up last night
at o'clock, ON account Of tne long
time II takes TO render When
Knighthood was in Flower. and
quite a large house was present at
that hour to witness the perform
anco but the company was on a be,
lated train and It was after O'Clock
when tho curtain went up. The
play is an unusually long one ana
ii Was after midnight when the the,
ater-goers left the opera house
The play, however, was q very
good one aud was enojyed by the
audience, Miss Anna Day, In the
leading role, made quite a hit. she
was supported BY "A cast, ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
RAILROADS TO CLOSE AT
NOON ON sATURb, rs

We, the undersigned agents Of the
several railway lines at Brunswick,
agree to close out respective depots
Saturdays at noon. from April ! to
October J., 1907
r. J. Wright.
Agent Atlantic Coast Line RS.
J, q. C, Bitch,
Agent A., B. e. B. KY.
E. n. Houssmsn,
General Agent Southern Ry,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
At WsHe's Tooav.

A fine LOT Of fish at Wallace's FISH
market today. Trout lRass. blue fish.
ehad. fresh waer bro pullet, fish
roe. and salt muli@ awn and
crabs every day, ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
WHOLE COUNTY is WROUGHT UP
For Miles Around Fairmount Search
is Conducted for Negro.


Falrmount, Ga, As@rcn 2l-For
miles around thiHplaoe all work is
PRACTICAL suspeE Eed and everybody
has jointed in be chase for the No
gro who attacked Mrs James Tolbert
aud murdered har little baby.
A fund Of $50 has already been
subscribed by tik citizens OF Far
mount and yiciniA for the capture
Of the negro demSN and more is
being constantly su6sGl5ed by de-
termined and outraged cMzens
Inn all parts Of the codrsaan no,
are seen posses who are huntinN for
the negro He is described by Mrs.
roIbert as follows About Hye fee,
10 inches high, between rs and 80
years Of age, with small side whis-
kers. He wore pair Of blue over
alls and had on patent leather shoes
Tae little baby so foully murder
ed was buried here today Many
came from miles around to attend
the funeral Many strong-framed
men shook with emotion as the
childs form sank to its last resting
place
Mrs Tolaert is in a serious condi
tion. and is being given every atten-
tion by physicians.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
STRACHAN ANO>AssOClATEs
GIVEN LEYERANCHlSE
BY CITY COUNCh LAST NIGHT


Alderman Con was loaded. nowey-
er, and before one could catch his
tleath, he handed the clerk a sec
ond Gesoludon, proyiding that be-
Inre any trolley franchise be grant.
cd the contract incident thereto be
published in The city organ Tor
.mee days Here followed another
engthy discussion the aye and nay
vote was called for by Alderman
tox and on tnat character of vote
lie resolution was lost by the fol
wing ballot For the resolution.
Alderman Cox and Robinson; against
tie resolution. Aldermen Cook, Dart,
3.ann, Tupper. Wright and Wood
Alderman Cox buckled his mmor
OIL little tighter and bobbed mp 10
The clerks desk with third ana
fast resolution. Ihis one was Iuen-
ucal almost with the one ne nitro
cuced several meetings ago. provd
ing tnat The Strachan people put up
a forfeit OF $4,000 instead of $4,000
rs provided for. and that the ful.
details as TO the present water plant
81 the Mutual he furnished by him
lstra, han) before the passage Of
any of the trolley ordinances. ON
ans proposition Alderman Cox was
completely deserted and the only
vote recorded in favor Of the res
oiHJion was cast ny its author
Alderman Mann here offered res.
button TO the effect that the stra-
clan contract. which was to be Ia
er introduced. be not passed until
j, had been published in the oflcm
organ three days. This resolution
was agreed TO-
Here came the inevitable execu.
i've session. which by 3he way The
SENS hoped had been relegated to
The past. as custom unnecessary
end unfair to the pbulic. But it
,,ma and r. ,yss dond, laetins
abort f.nr hours sosers ctraonan
e'1 wa wy ~ 'e' '''e e''''' v
" ny 0'l0''' ~ '' l'0''''i ''''0
~ "'.',' 80 "a ~. ''7 - ''0u my
"e 's'oi' Ai''' "'i' u io''
o,''@ (''''',' o''o 'i'' 'i,e 'o'"'
s as -ssoe .os,5.."saa .eao- rn. a..,s s.'sse Sc,
.,st.d v-a,, ,gas ;, ,aoassar, 80
too ron,sn fron.g,eo ~ ~ sa
lrd raadtna vas ~ p,eet its
rster,ooo ,r,a u..nau oontinoenf
,to,obt Ion Artar hoth
rdiraoces -. .ea ot,ced IN sec
n rcalte ,ba II, ra-t of Mr.
-,rs,ba, gbicn is in toe shane oy
din,noe uaa ra,d Il ie lonp
.n,..nt .ad Il gnhytanoes royia.
cs that Mr.. strachan and his asso.
Iafes aie to turn the water plant
ver 10 the city as soon as TWO ar.
orators, named by both parties, ana
- third, if necessary, SHAH aaya ar
lived at a fair value Of such plant.
he city is to pay $4,000 cash and
me remainder in five years, making
s.mlannual payments thereon This
contract, however under the Mann
ei d'haAae' "eh' over unli V'is H'N'
eetlng
Another short ex sutiye session
as held, during whicf the members
Apuncil enjoyed a not pot Of cot
"A after viii tae Suachan ordi
ance was placed on IT'S third and
nal reading Before ITS passage
alderman Cox begged 70 ae excused
tpd stated tnat ne desired ms Eo'e
10 be ieoof7eo as as"in9' '''" %
'oe iioi'ey ordinances ne was eA
used
The adopted franchise was only
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ONLY a FEW MORE COMING
heatricadzze zessson--,- Drawing TO
Close in Brunswick,

Close IN BTGnSWick,
Manager 2few
more attractions 6oorcd to appear
at the Grand this season, and in q
few more weeks the popular play
rouse win be closed for the sum
mer. The several attractions still
on the alendar will be here dur
ing the remainder OF this month and
early in April
One or two ameteur attractions
viii probably be given after the
close Of the professional season
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-22
STEAMER SUNK.

i.ubec, Germany, March 2f.-1he
l>S ton Gergan steamer Horn
/ zen sunk in the North sea. With
tie loss Of twenty4 ne lives
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-26
COUNTY.
WASHINGTON.
WILBUR T. KILBORN.

Wilbur T. Kilborn, whose passing away from earth life on Monday morn ing, April 15, caused such universal sorrow, was born in Winsted on March 16, 1873. He was the elder of two boys, sons of MT and Mrs Frank J. Kilborn, the younger son, Harry, hay ing died some years ago, when !ad. His parents moved to Waterbury when Wilbur was 10 years old, and resided public schools and was prepared for the High school. They then moved to Washington where they have lived ever since. After finishing a course of schooling in the Gunnery, Wilbur took the course of study in Child's business college, New Haven. MT Kilborn bought the property at the continued the barber shop that was conducted by Ernest Black. He also became active in other lines of busi- ness, carrying on trade in mems and boys clothing, also conducting agency for a laundry, and carrying large stock in the line of sundries and nov cities and school books and supplies.
 MT K1lbOrn was installed as a Mason in the Rising Sun lodge in January, 1895, and had been the organ1st there ever since that time. He was super intendent of the Congregational Sun day school for three years, and the re- suits of his untiring labOrs soon bore fruit. He was ever faithful, enthusi- astic, and loyal in his support of the church and Sunday school. Two years ago, he succeeded Edward Clark, as secretary of the Town Board of Edu-
 cation and he proved to be a most ex-
 cellent and efficient member of that body. He was intensely interested in
 the future of the public schools, ano
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-26
PLATTSVILLE,

THE MARSH-NICHOLS WEDDING.
 A very pretty home wedding took place, last week Wednesday evening, April IT, at the home of MT and Mrs A mbrose Marsh, when their daughter, Miss Myrtle Esther Marsh, and Ebert R. Nichols were united iu marriage. Rev MT Beckwith performed the cere- mony. The bride wore handsome dress of white lanSdown and carried a bouquet of bride roses. The brides maid was Miss Florence F. Marsh, a sister of the bride, who wore pretty dress of blue moussaline silk and car ried a bouquet of white carnations Robert B. Marsh, a brother of the bride, was best man. After the cere- mony reception was held at which a fine supper was served. MT and Mrs Nichols drove to Bridgeport, where they left by train for their wedding trip, which includes New: York, Wash ington, D. O., and the Jamestown ex- position. On their return they will begin housekeeping at the Roberts place on Sport Hill, which is all in readiness for them. Both young people are popular in this place and begin housekeeping in the new home with the best wishes Of host of friends. There was large number present at the wedding and MT and Mrs Nichols received numerous hand some and useful presents.
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-26
TRUMBULL.
WHAT'S GOING ON.


 Joseph Tucker has been quite ill with gastritis. Dr Gallup attended him.
 The pulpit at the Congregational church on Sunday was filled by Rev N. T. Merwin, a former pastor of the church.
 Misses Marian and Kate Hurd spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs O. B. Burton.
 Ebert s. Brinsmade spent Sunday in Monroe as guest of Clarence Burr. The Ladies' afternoon whist met at the home of Mrs Arthur Plumb on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Herbert Walker captured first prize, Mrs Lo- renzo Mallett second, and Mrs Charles Randall the consolation.
 Little Clara Lindley, daughter Of MT and Mrs Arthur Llndley, has been very i'll with pneumonia.
 Miss Nellie Maurer is at the home of her brother, Harry Maurer.'
 Miss Cora Beach and Miss Alice Bailey spent day in New York, re- gently.
 On Sunday morning a deer was seen in the yard of Banford s. Beach.
 Miss Mary Nichols has returned to her home in Daniels Farm for the summer.
 Miss Alice Bailey is the happy pos sessor of a new piano.
 Chester F. BrinSmade has just un- loaded two cars of mixed feed. He has on sale chick feed that those who are interested in poultry will do we'll to trY