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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

light and aid given him.
When the ship came up the harbor
her propeller was three-fourths out
Of water. The steerage passengers
were on their knees giving prayers
OF thanks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

Washington.-Ths SECRETARY Of tho
Interior approved the selection Of
1913 acres Of land selected by the
state Of Colorado In lieu OF school
iands otherwise disposed Of. The Sc
lscted lands are In Sterling district /.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30
AorIoulluraI coIIsqe Wilma Mssl.

Mitchell. 8. D.--The state agrlcnl.
tpral college won the interncholastic
track meet here with 81 points. Tho
state uniyerhlsy was second with "A
points. while Wehleyan OF Mitchell
came in third with 81.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-05-30

New York. Ten indictments. three
chaFeing perjury ard seven forgery.
wer9 ioand By The grand Jury against
John h. Hegemen. president 81 the
Metropolitan Life Insurance. comDany
~ this eilx
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SAGADAHOC.
WEST WOOLWICH.

Miss Mary Stewart Of Boston has boon
II" guest Of Miss FANNIE Iarn"s this
week.
Winalip Webb Of Somcrvile, Mass, is
Tassins the week with his family at
bays L, ry.
Mrs. NJ T.. Call has returned from 4
trip 10 Litchficld ana Portland.
Miss Margaret Fdrwell, who has passed
tn" summer with her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Reed Main. has returned /
her home in Cumberland.
Cl"av''land Buck and Daniel IIathOrna
are attending court in Bath
David McDougall is passing his vaca-
ton in NatiCk. Mass
Clarence Carlton is clcrking for II. T..
IIathornc.
Mrs. Silas Adams and daughter have
returned to their home in Watcrvillc
George Eingsrury ana niece ar" occupy
ing the Jordan house at Days Ferry.
There are several cases OF MhooIng
cough in town.
Mrs. John, Mrs. Charles and Miss Aiicr
Mcdonald of Bath were in town Mon
day.
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NORTH WAYNE,

Z c. Lane went to West Derry, y. IT,.
Wednesday, to pass 4 short ti2ac with
!, lativcS. From there ne will So Ia Yer
mont. where he has relatives and If he
secures work will pass the winter there.
Chester MAY. Who has been 1T y ork for
G.. y. Lewis I'll" past month, left Wednes-
IA for Vermont.
Ernest Russell Of Boston is visiting
at tie home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Ernest
Mills
Walter NIbott Of Providence. l.. I. is
t." e'irst Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. NJ. :. thut. ON lis WIy here" ne
Stopped nj Lewiston for Il few days,
y ne re- he attended the fair.
Mr.; Henry rown, who has been the
aur~t If her daughter. Mrs. Fred Allen
tor som" time. returned SATURDAY to her
lr"" in Canton.
+. W. tbbott passed SUNDAY with his
rIrentS, Nj. ANA Mrs. l.. NJ z. Abbott.
Mrs. Monroe Pike. who fell short
tine AGO ANA hroS'- her arm above tho
elbow. is getting along nicely.
Edwin Abbott. who has been Ill for 4
week past. is much better
Mrs q y. Lane and childl en-. and Mrs.
I'd Stevens and niece. Z c. Wari, were
in Winthrop Saturday.
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LINCOLN.
NORTH WALDOBORO.

Warren Dreamer of West WaldobOrO
was in this place Thursday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Libby Of North
Warren We're recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Oliver.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edwin Sprague of Ros-
liudalr, Mass. are visiting their pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Mank.
Pert Richards, who has been in Ro>-
ton the past week. has returned home
in this place Saturday.
Nj. and Mrs. Virgil Morse Mrs. w
Rcrnhcimcr and Mrs. Bert L. Bornhei-
mcr Went To Waldoboro Saturday.
Austin Oliver Of Warren was a guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Oliver Sunday.
Miss Fannie Keen of Riverdalc is
teaching the school here and is board
ing with Mrs. Nellie Winchenbach.
4 few from this place attended the
Trinity Union held at Rivcrdale Sun
day. ON account Of those services
there was no preaching in the church
here
Fred Oliver, who has been sick ror
the past few days is very much i'm
proved.
Mrs Olivia Stahl is again sufferin g
with 4 severe stomach trouble. She is
attended by DR.. J. w. Sanborn.
Miss Carrie Cushman is visiting
relatives and friends in Warren and
South Warren.
Geo. CuShman went to Warren Mon
day to attend the funeral Of Rev. An
Gustus Hahn. who was brought to the
home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. DeX-
ter Hahn. from down east. Mr.. Hahn
was struck by lightning while at work
in his garden.
Mrs. Carrie Flanders and daughter,
Mrs. Eva Miller of Massachusetts and
Miss Nellie Flanders of Pleasant Hill
were guests of Mrs. f. c. league Fri
day.
Mr. ana Mrs. George Oliver of Tpion
and Capt William Flanders of Mcdo-
max avenue were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Oliver Sunday.
Miss Villa Stahl Of West Waldoboro
is teaching school in the Bogucs dis
trict. This is Miss Stahl's second term
here. She is boarding at the home Of
f. G. league.
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Bad Symptoms.


The woman who has periodical head.
aches, backache, sees imaginary dark
spots or specks floating or dancing before
her ewes, has>4nawing distress or heavy
hi, feeIino X ftomach faint SMELLS. DRAG.
- 'dnmn Lalinc IN io,vnr ahdomin.i .,
slns peo. ae;,,, - s.o~,iaS ~ nxaG.a ~
pelvic reHon' easlly startied OF eAcIteo'
irreguHr or painful periods, with or WITH.
out 2)vlc catern, IS suffering from
weaKnetses an4ueiangements that snoulo
nave ea9V aFention: Not an OF aooVe
symptoSs Az llKeiy 70 90 present IN any
ease az We fiInei , 49,, .,,
NegI2Sto or oauly tleateu ahu SUI an
Eases /o.En run into nalauieS wu.su uo
mani we surgeons knife II they 90 not
SesHf1ataliy. 49,
No medlclne eXtaDt- has Such 2 lolls
and llInsLQls lec4ld 81 Clues u slen
cases as DR. Pierce.s EaYQIlfe- kIesc1ll.
uQQ.- 80 mediclne has snch slro o..
professional llI0l9..IalLl--Qt o. eac . olls
seXeta1 800 !d1.a4 81
Nlu1fl o. a5Hta2l IN: ~, 1880 ienfa
,SlH21 L = nc soioynco fo- The cure NJ
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WALDO.
NORTH PALERMO.

Rev. Pcrl"y Miller of Camden held SER
vices at the Baptist church Sunday ar
ternoon, and ut the Methodist church in
the Vening. Willie here he was entcrtain-
cd at the horlcS of l.. a. Bowler and G. T..
Sept. -.
James Lon@fcllow who has been en-
ployed at Winslow rs cook for a large
crew Of men, is at home with lis daugh-
ter. Mrs. G. w. Studley, for a short va
cation.
Mr. ana Mrs. Perlcy Soue ana two
children from Worcester are passing q
few weeks at the home of his parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. VIM. Soule
Jessie Dyer is keeping house for her
sister. Mrs Emma Peva, Willie the lat
ter is teaching school.
f. Q. Chadwick and his daughter, Jen-
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PALERMO CENTER,
Androscogeir County Rcscript.

state Of MuLc W. Charles Martcl.
Ecscriiit BY Pcah"J". ].
This was u criminal prosecution "n
an Indictment found a~1iHst the d.
PENDANT as common seller of int"Ei-
eating liquors. Il second ofen&" being
alleged.
Tho verdict Of the jury was for IN,
state.
The case IL hrf, r. the Law court
on the defendants exceptions tn TIN
ruling If the court admitting certain
testimony. also to remarks made ~
the unity Attorney in his closing
argument to the jury. The testimony
which Is. tho subject of the first and
second exceptions. is aGniSSihl" ana
relevant us tending to show that The
defendant if not the owner of the
LIQUORS assisted the common seller in
the business
The remaining exceptions relate 80
the alleged imprnrrr statements of tho
prosecuting attorney. Tile law rcr-
nit the legal advocate IL employ WI,
satire. invcCtivr ana ima "inltiyr III
lustration in his arguments before TIN
jury but tn" license is strictly confined
To- The domain Of Facts in cvidnnr-.
Violation Of this rule of limitation oi
tn" lawyers privilege may he tho
ground for Il now trial on motion of thu
party whose rights; are prcjudicrd. al
exceptions may Ii" To- the action Of tho
court in emitting or declining to in
terrier" with the misconduct Of counsel
when objections arc int"rpnscd.
Tho statements ANA remarks Of tho
INV IL hv-i /
Of exceptions were called to the attcm-
ton Of the court by the counsel for the
defendant The presiding Justice. in
each instance. intcrf"rrci recognizing
and stating their improrrirty in III,
presence of the jury and in hi; charS.
he gave special instructions ON the
subject.
The right Of exception under our
practice is conferred by statute and
is based upon sOmc opinion. direction
or Judgment on the part Of the cr.lri
which is erroneous, ana adverse and
pr"judicial to tho party excepting.
The exceptions do not relate to any
such opinion, direction or judgment 81
the court nor have they foundation in
the failure of the presiding justice lC
check the counsel in his departures
from legitimate argument The STATE
mcntS complained of cannot be rca-
s"nably by supposed to have prcju-
diced the defendants case. but if il
may be assumed otherwise new trial
should have been sought by motion not
by exceptions.
Exceptions ovcrrulcd
Received September 10th. 1907.
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HALLDALE,

Mrs. Flora F.. joy and Miss Achsa Hall
returned TO their home in lowell, Mass,
Sept. ..
inE at ]. r. Halls, left Cor her homo
in New York City Sept. 5.
Omar Bryant WHO has been visiting his
mothe:' and sister here returned home
Sept. C.
Mrs. Stevenson ana daughter of Bel
fast who have been the guests Of MI.
ara Mrs. y. S. Voso, left for their home
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Trllndy ana child
of Minot visited his father, George Trun-
dy. last week.
The school here commenced Sept. with
Helen f. Ring as teacher.
Fred Myrick is preparing to run water
from his well into the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. =. Wigcin of Freedom
ATTENDED church here last Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs G. l.. Wright of Belfast
We're guests Of c. W. Colby last Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Choatc are visit
ing relatives in Providence, j. I.
Much of the grain that was cut and
out during the bad weather last week,
was badly injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Vosc of Belfast
visited relatives here last week.
Potatoes, cucumbcrs and squashes be-
gin to show signs of rusting.
Miss Eva Prcblc. who has been stop
ping in Bangor for several weeks re-
turned home last week.
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COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
ALBION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill of Garland are
visiting in town.
Rev. and Mrs. Cox have returned
from ScarSpOrt.
Charles Crosby of Waterville and
Winnie Fall of this town We're married
at the brides home by Rev. A. f. Brad
ford Of China, Sunday, Sept. s.
A goodly number turned out. Tues
dav, to clean the church and the work
was dorc il a short time.
The officers elected at the annual
Sunshine meeting We're, Alice VI STRAIT
ton. president: Fannie Huss,y. vice
president; Sarah Is. Stratton, secretary
and treasurer
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attending Mrs. A. d. Chase during her
illness.
Frances and Katie Small passed Friday
and Saturday with relatives III TOPS
ham.
Miss Ruth Wadsworth has resumed her
studies at Litchheld academy. after
years absence on account Of illness.
Frank Walker with his family was
in town from Cliff Island MONDAY on
business connected with the recent sale
of his farm, known as the VIM. Tar
place
Weston Allen arrived home Saturday
from Sabattus. where he has bctn visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson.
A number from this part of the town
Monday evening attended the opening
social Of the fail term of Litchfit Id AGA
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SOMERSET.
PALMYRA.

Jesse Tiipp of st. Adams has sold his
farm in this town to Mr.. Leblanc.
MI. and Mrs. A. H. Southland. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Homestead and Mr. ana
Mrs Sis. on We're among those in TINS
place who attended the campmcetinS ut
E'tna.
Mrs. Susanna Brown returned Satur-
day from SkoWhegan. where she has been
visiting for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Merrill AMI Master
Charlie Merrill of Newport visited rcla-
tivcs in St Adams Sunday.
Miss Erma Berry ana Miss Madg,
IiElv Of Wellington, who are students
at Maine Central Institute, PittSf'eld.
visited over sunday at the home Of Miss
Ferry in st. Adams.
T. ". Crawford and Charles Boston
HAY" exchanged homes and are moving
their household goods accordingly.
George ThrrSt"n of CORNING was in
town on business Monday morning.
Mr. ana Mrs. +. r. Palmer and family
of SKOWhr%an are visiting in town.
O. g. Cole has bought his brother
Charles Il very nice colt named Gold
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WORMS
IN CHILDREN
6 YEARS SUFFERING
( RELIEVED IN 8 HOURS

DANEILLE.
DIR. TRUE, DEAR SIR:-One of my bows
had been troubled for about six years
with cramp i'll the stomach, and suspect
ing that it might be brought on by worms,
we gave him different medicines, but
without effect. Last January he had a
more severe attack than usual, and hear
ing of the almost miraculous effects of
your Elixir, we gave him about a tea
spoonful, and i'll about eight hours it
brought from him living creature about
eighteen inches in length. He has had
no return of them since, and is now very
hearty. G.. W. VIcKEaY.
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PAIERMO CENTER.

Charles NJ. Turner and sister, Mrs.
rra"llc fitzpatrick, VIII" hay" been xlSltin+
their mother Mrs. T"mp"lhn'r lulm T.
for the past week, have returned 10 -
tcrville.
Mr. ana Mrs Will" Howard and dauGil-
ter Of SomcrVill". Mass. are Al inc How
ara farn.. They ~" accompanied by
Henry Fairbanks ana Z friend.
Warren Pullcn. who has been passing
u few DAYS at His summer home here, las
returned To Yarmouth.
Miss lila Nortirup passed several DAYS
of last week in Augusta with her aunt,
Mrs. Manning 5. Campbell.
SilaS H. Bowler. who has been in poGl
health for some time. is not as well.
Pcrcy Miller preached at the chaD"l
Sunday.
Miss Mabel Nelson. who las been en-
plnyod in Augusta the past iiv" months
is ut home for III" present.
Misses Ethel ana Ethlvn Nelson ontcr-
tanned . party Of young friends SutIr-
day evening.
Mrs W. 4. Nelson went to Wiscass":
Saturday on an excursion with til,
Hranch Mills Sewing Circle.
Hodncv ana Warren Nelson went Il
Watcrvillr Tuesday with a load of dress
cd pork and poultry.
Fucnro Clark came HON" from Ma@sa-
chus"tts Tuesday.
Mrs Samuel Mardcn visited friends IL
Albion lat week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood recently
passed a few days in Northport.
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Thousands of people have worms and don't
know it, yet the symptoms easily recognized.
Even though worms might not he present
this extraordinary remedy will effect wonderful
changes i'll the rundown system. II is a great
stomach and liver tonic and regulator.
Worms in adults and children can be rendiIv
detected from the following symptoms: Indi-
eestion: n variable appetite; offensive brcati,
and foul tongue eyes heavy and dull ny
of the nose; short dry cough grinding of the.
teeth starting during sleep; slow fever and
often, i'll children. commissions and bctl-wettiug:
tooSeness hard, swcled bowels No matter
now pronounced or how light the symptoms.
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BOWDOIN.

The recent rain was very much needed
in this section Of the town.
Mrs NJ. +. Grover has returned home
from TupSham, where she has been pass
ing 4 few weeks viii: her brother, James
cox, HiIo is very ill.
n H. Partition of Augusta was in town
at lis farm home over Sunday.
Ms Maria Grady and Mrs. J. Cornish
We're III Lisbon Falls FRIDAY.
Miss Hannah Alexander, who has been
very i'll, is now able to be around the
house.
The BOwdoin friends OF l.. II. Bard ~
Lisbon Falls are sorry to learn of his
illness.
MI and Mrs. f. +, Cornish entertained
company over Sunday.
MI. ami Mrs. William Green of Lisbon
We're in town Sunday. the guests of
Mrs. Green's sister, Mrs. Fred }. Roberts
and family.
Weston Allen has been in Webster visit
ing his uncle and aunt. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Frank Thompson. for Q few days.
NORTH BOWDOiN.
Tho guests this week at the home of A.
n. StTout are John Dearborn of Portland,
Arthur Dearborn. Mrs. Frank Hanson
and daughter Lovisa of Atkinson.
Maurice Alden is visiting relatives in
| l ortand.
| VII, Ridley has been visiting his
| mother at the home of his sister, Mrs.
| Ellen WadSH ortn. returning Saturday to
| his business in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Nancy Lancaster of Richmond is
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DIR. TRUE'S ELIXIR

viii restore the patient to normal health again.
TURNER, ME.
DR.. ]. +. TRUE, DEAR SIR :-Having
used your Elixir i'll my family for many
years, after having satisfied myself Of its
superior merits, recommended it to nv
neiglibors, who now very generally use
it. l consider it the very best medicine
now IN use, especially for children.
Very truly yours, JOB PRINCE.
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About 4 month ago there came into
New York with cargo of herring from
Labrador tn" old cup racer Laronia.
which was tn" challenger in ISL against
the schooner Columbia. The old q Up boat
is now plving between I:oSton ana LIB
rador and Newfoundland ports. and she,
appears as rakish-louhing as Of Old. but
shows the marks Of NOR" than - wears
battling with the seas. She is still good
for many years and her skipper takes
great pride in her.
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SOUTH LIBERTY.

Will Prescott is building an ell on his
house and otherwise rcmodcling it.
Il. +. Hartman. who has kept tho
general store here for about two years
has closed it. and removed to hi; for
ner home and store at South Mont
villn.
Mrs. Stanley Powell is teaching the
fail term Of school at North WashinI-
ton.
Miss Grace Dunn is teaching at Cen
ter Palermo.
Mr. ana Mrs. Leonard IIcycr Of
Worcester, Mass, We're the guests "f
Mr.. ana Mrs. +. w. Cunningham one
day last week.
Miss Kat" Johnston of Providence"
r. l., is visiting her friend, Mrs NJ. w
LcnfcSt
Chas. Cunningham is visiting his
sister. Mrs. A. j. Tracy at Augusta
FOR about two weeks.
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CENTER MONTvILLE.

Newell White has been drawn To
serve on the grand jury for the follow
ing year.
Milton NJ. Wentworth will be ira
verse juror from this town ut the
September term Of the s. j. court, al
Belfast.
Mrs. ]. V. jackson ana children
have returned to !ittSileld.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cushman, of
Scarsmont, were recent guests of +.
\. CuShman.
The school at the Center will begin
upon the completion Of repairs to tho
school house. Miss Zodie Weymouth
Of Morrill, will teach here. Othrl
!, honls in town are in session with
teacher; as follows: Garter school
Pnrl"y G. Allen: Whites Corner, May
Foster; Kingdom. Mrs. Frank Hall 81
ScarSmnnt: Plains, lncZ Thomas. 81
Morbid; McFnrland's Corner, Viola
knowlton. Of Liberty; Iialldalc, Helen
Ring; Nosn, Nrttic Ramsay.
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NEW CHICHESTER Mass

I-.SI n, y
DR.. TRUE, DEAR SIR The Elixir
purchased OF you cured my boy, who had
been troubled with worms ever since he
was child. He had tried many other
medicines, and | had employed physicians
until found it of no use. Idespaired of
his being restored to health till heard of
your Elixir, which, I am happy to say,
effected speedy cure.
Very truly yours. w. G. CooMBs.
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DR.. True's Elixir is sold by druggists every.
where at 35c. SOC and : 90 per bottle a booklet
entitled Ch!fd'Tn dnG Ina, Diseases Will be
sent Tree by simply addressing DIR. J. +. True
q Co., Auburn. Me. We have a special treat.
AAeot lot tape-worIn. Send for free book
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ST. AL BANS.

Will allttit HChODi.
ST. ALBANS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Jordan, of Lo-
well We're in town last week, guests
at W. O. Hitons.
Thomas Frost, of Dexter. is visiting
his brothers here in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bigclow re-
turned home Friday night.
George Croker. Of West Pittstield
visited ID. l.. Frost last week
O. W. Bigelow, who is teaching at
Mainstrcam was at home over Satur-
day
II. c. Prescott and family were in
Cambridge Sunday,
The Friends quarterly meeting was
we'll attended. There were about
twenty in attendance from out OF
town.
Mrs. 4. r. Euker ana daughter. Of
Searsport are guests at III. c. Bukcrs.
MERCER.
Miss Katie Cutters. who has been at
j. VI. NarnoN'S for the past two weeks
has returned to her home in Braintrec
Mass.
Merle Soule of SOrcrvillo. Mass, who
has been making Il short visit at Franz,
Wad"'S, has returned to his home.
Edna Wood is to attend the High
school at NorridGcwoclI this fall.
It"y Tracy will attend school ut Kcnts
Hill
Mrs. NJ. ,. Frederic Of Starks is caring
for Mrs. John Woodcock, VINO is very ill.,
Mr.. ana Mrs. il. l.. Frederic OF Boston
are visiting Mrs. Frcicrics brother,
George N Wood
While Mr. Wilson of Smthfirld ana
three ladies We're riding recently mean
Beech hill they met "n AUTOMOBILES, ut
which the horse became frightened. All
wcr" thrown from the carriage. Mr.. Viii
son receiving injuries about the head. TIL
horse ran for about two miles when h"
WAS caught. The carriage WAS badly
damaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hilton AMI Agnes
Fcnton attended the State Fair at Lew
iSton last week.
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LIBERTY.

Mrs. r. S. Bricr and Miss blanche
Downs Of CharlcstoWn, Mass. Wcrr
guests of G. NJ Iiurd over Sunday.
Philip Bcaulcu Of Providence, r. T..
has been visiting Mrs. Rose Bcaulieu til.
past week.
Eugene Reynolds Of Dctlham, Mass,
has been spending q few days iii town,
the guest of Miss Eva iIurd. Mr.. R"y-
nOdS passed last year in Porto Eicn
teaching the natives English. and will
sail from New York the 10th for another
years stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dunchlcr of
Brockton. Mass. who have been passing
Il few weeks in town. at Mrs. Duncller's
old home, will return to Brockton Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. p. True Of Hyde lark.
Mass. who have been passing some
weeks at their summer home in Hope
were in town last week, guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Dovey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grant of Cam
bridge. Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert +. Pcch at Mill Stone Is
lard.
Mrs. l.. ?. Ferry who left Saturday.
has gone to Bella asst to pass Il month with
friends Mrs Berry will go from there to
Providence. r. l., where she will pass
the winter.
Mrs. c. Il. Holt and sons, Waldo ana
John. and Mrs. George II Berry ana
daughters. Hilda and Miriam, spent Tues
day in Belfast.
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JACK MAN.

II. P. McKonney, accompanied by his
daughter. Della ard Ella and son James
left for Skowhesan making the trip Ly
automobile
Miss Rt.na Nichols has gene to Skor--
hogan. Wh"le she will attend the High
school
Mrs. F. r. Holden ana Mrs. s Rainey
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Hilton
III SlloWhegan.
James Nckcnrcy ana Clifford Kennedy
hay" gone to Kcnt's Hill, where they
Will attend school
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HAIR MONY.

Some farmers report that potatoes are
beginning To rot. Apples arr scare"
and mInY are WOrmy. Sweet corn Is
late ana in danger Of frnstS. Butter
- cents pound and very scarce. Corn
costs 81 cents Il buShcl and going high
cr. Farmers rails" your own feed and
save your money.
The Harmony Grange will hold Il fair
Wednesday,. oct. .. With an Old Folks
concert in the evening.
Carl I:hoadcs ana clair Turner enter
Bates College this week.
Some Of our best teachers 60 to "th"!
towns to teach. as follows: Sadie linr-
rick At Wellington; Mcrtic Willis at
I.akcVil,c. Mass; Clara FoSS at Ripley:
ami Amo Stafford ut Shirley.