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HALL QUARRY.

virgie Babbidge is i'll with diphtheria.
Peter Riley left Saturday on business
trip for James r. Grant.
Stillman Joyce took his wife to Bangor
last week for medical treatment.
Henry Young and wife are occupying
the Gage Grindle house for a short time.
Schooner Myronus left Saturday with
cut stone for the Arthur McMullin Co. for
New York.
Mrs. George p. Larrabee left Tuesday
for Stonington, to join her husband, who
is employed there.
+ Campbell 4 Macomber have opened
their quarry at the hubble. About fifty
men are employed at present.
Mrs. Fred II. Somes has returned from
Rockland, where she was called by the ILL.,
ness OF her sister, Mrs. DR.. Silsby.
c.. l. Hall and wife, and three grand
children, Ruth, George and Robert, are at
their cottage for . short vacation.
Aug. S. PEBBLE.
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

William Small and wife visited friends
in Bar Harbor last week.
Edgar Springer has gone to Ellsworth
to work for the Bar Harbor Union River
Power Co.
Miss Mildred Lord, of East Surry, ID
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Frank Burkhart.
Miss Sara Mcfarland has been Obliged,
because OF ill health, to resign her posi-
ton at the Augusta hospital, ana has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Joseph Ferrin, OF Steuben, and
Mrs. Helen Lafiey, Of Bangor, visited Mrs.
Reuel Mcfarland last week. Mr.. Lafley
came from Bangor to spend Sunday and
accompanied his wife home Sunday night.
Aug. 5.
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sOMEsvILLE.

Walter Gilpatric, wife and child are al
the Lesvitt cottage.
Miss Caro- Fernald, OF Belfast, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Ethel Fernald.
F. L. Bridges, Of the weather bureau at
Boston, arrived Friday for his vacation.
Mrs. Anna w. Norwell and Miss Nor
well, OF Boston, are at the Lawson cot
tage.
Charles P. Somes and daughter, Miss
Ida, are visiting L. E. Pray and wife at the
Pray cottage.
Fred P. Smith, who is employed at Seal
Harbor, spent Sunday with his parents,
p. F. Smith and wife.
Mrs. ]. A. Lethiecq and children, of
Brewer, are visiting Mrs. Lethiecq's par
ents, Lyman Somes and wife.
George s. Parker, who has been at home
for the past week getting his hay, re-
turned to Northeast Harbor Sunday.
Frank Allen and wife, Of Skowhegan,
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MARLBORO.

The c. E. local union will meet here
Aug. IA.
Mrs. Susan Mosley, who has been ill, is
better.
E. c. Alexander, OF Houlton, is the guest
Of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Clara Ford.
S. H. Remick marketed / $50 quarts Of
gooseberries last week, and has few more
to pick.
Arthur Burnham, Of Ellsworth, spent
last week with his grandfather, s. II.
Remick.
Albert Hodgkins, Of Bar Harbor, WIS.,
tied his parents, Ransom Hodgkins and
wife. over Sunday.
Cecil Mcintyre, of Ellsworth, is visiting
his grandparents, Ransom Hodgkins and
wife, and Mrs. Mary Mcintyre.
Mrs. H. c. Hodgkins, of Mattapan,
Mass, is visiting her husbands parents,
Coleman Hodgkins and wife.
Amos Thompson and his son, DIR. Walter
Thompson, OF waltham, Mass, came Fri
day to spend their vacation at their cot
tsge here. Their wives came some time
ago.
Aug. 5. ARE.
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CENTER.

Mrs. A. NJ. Mitchell is the guest of Mrs.
Ina Higgins.
| Mrs. Mabelle Alden and daughter vina
have returned to Boston.
Col. Koppell and wife, Of Boston, are
visiting Mrs. Koppell's mother.
Gladys Higgins came from Boston Sat
| urday where she has been spending In .
last month with relatives.
William Stanley, who has been hsying
for r. K. Ober, has returned to his home
ct Bakers island.
Robert Higgins came from Rockland
Thursday and moved his family to the
Farrell place, which he has purchased.
William H. Clinkard, an esteemed resi-
dent OF this place, died July 26, after q
short illness, aged eighty-fou years. He
was tenderiy cared for by loving children.
He leaves two sons, William H., OF Bar
Harbor, and Alfred H., OF this place, q
daughter, Mrs. L. w. Stewart, Of Bar Har-
Dor, with whom he had lived part of the
time for the last seven years, also an
adopted daughter, Mrs. Msbelle Alden, Of
Boston, besides grandchildren, nephews
and nieces who have all been under his
parental care. He had a smile and pleas
ant word for every one, and little children
would gather around him wherever he
went. He will be greatly missed by all.
Funeral services were held Sunday after.
noon, Rev. Mr.. Atwood officiating.
Aug. 8. H.
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Springer came home from South Goulds-
boro for few days last week.
Mrs. Maude Googins is the guest OF her
brother, Leslie Springer.
Capt. jefferson Smith and son Clarence
have been at home the past week.
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland and wife re-
turned to their home in Leicester. Mass,
last week.
Aur g. II.
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DEATH OF ISAIAH YOUNG.

Isaiah Young, highlv-respectedc citizen
and the oldest inhab itant of whom there
is any record in Lamoine, died Sunday.
at the, age Of ninety-six years, seven
months and twenty-five days, after being
in falling health for about three weeks.
Death was due simply to old age.
Mr.. Young was born Dec. 10, 1910, in
East Trenton, now Lamoine, where he
always resided. In his earlier life he was
q ship carpenter, and being a frugal, in
dustrions man, Of temperate habits, he
acquired competence, so that in later
years be could enjoy the fruits OF his la
bors without the care and worry Of sswhat
shall we eat or what shall we drink, or
wherewithal shall we be clothedn
In 1895, ON Thanksgiving Day, Nov. Is,
he married Eunice Mcfarland, from his
native town. Two children were born to
this union, one Of whom died in infancy.
Mr.. Young retained his faculties to . re-
markable degree until the last, the only
faculty seemingly impaired being his
hearing. His vision was wonderfully pre-
served, as he could read and write without
glasses.
He had always assisted in the work on
the place, and in doing the chores around
the house. One month ago he particle
pated in celebrating the Fourth by attend
ing picnic at Blunt's pond, and seemed
to enjoy the greeting OF old friends with
the same interest as IN his earlier days.
He came from sturdy pioneer stock, and
his grandfather, Elkanah Young, was one
OF the ''Boston tea party.
He is survived by an aged and devoted
wife, who has the sympathy OF the entire
community in her bereavement, and one
daughter, Mrs. Rachel Hodgkins, two
grandchildren and five great grandchii-
dren; also one brother, William, and two
sisters, Mrs. Clarinda Eaton, of Methuen,
Mass, and Mrs. Amanda Hastings, of
Franklin.
Funeral services will be held at his late
residence Tuesday afternoon.
Aug. s. Y.
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EAST LAMoINE.

Mrs. Margaret Pierce is visiting rela-
tives at Islesford.
Mrs. Malinda Winterbotham is visiting
at the home of her brother, Samuel Des
Isles.
Mrs. A. w. Brown, with her two chill
dren, spent Sunday with her parents, w.
8. Hodgkins and wife.
day with friend, and is occupying her
cottage at Lamoine Beach.
Mrs. Bard and family, OF Dorchester.
Mass, arrived Saturday and are to occupy
Mrs. Malinda Winterbotham's house
few weeks.
Mrs. George c. Hodgkins and family, OF
Midway, Mass, who have been the guests
OF Mrs. Dyer Young, have returned to
Hull's Cove, where they are spending the
summer.
A quiet wedding took place at the gov
eminent house Monday evening, July p,
when Mr.. Cuenea, superintendent at the
coaling station, and Mrs. Edna Nelson
were married by Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald.
About thirty guests witnessed the eere-
mony, enjoyed a social hour and partook
OF the refreshments that followed.
Among the summer visitors recently ar
rived are Mrs. Mulaney and three daugh-
ters, OF Bangor, at William F. DesIsle's;
Mrs. Percival and Mrs. Fortier, OF Au-
gusta, at Mrs. Herbert Yonng's; William
O'Connor, of Bangor, and Charles O'Con-
nor, OF Augusta, at Z. c. Toole's; Mrs.
Gelinas, Of Jamaica Plain, ct Dyer
Young's.
Captain Nelson, of Washington, d. c.,
was here few days recently and ordered
some necessary repairs at the coaling sta
tion to be begun at once. Quite a crew
was set at work Monday morning. The
cement casing is to be taken from the
steel piling and considerable painting win
be done. The cellar under the govern
ment house will be enlarged, and new stills
be put in.
Aug. 5. Fl.
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WEST BROOKLYN.

WEST BROOKLYN.
George Carter has gone to Bar Harbor to
work.
Mrs. Cheston Bridges and family are at
home from Long Island for few days.
Herman Tibbetts and family, of Rock
land, are guests Of II. W. Bridges and
wife.
Rufus Bridges has gone to Bar Harbor,
where he is employed on one OF the Maine
Central steamers.
Alfred LaTower, OF New York, has
rented the house Of Benjamin Fogg for a
month, and is here with his family.
Aug. 8. B.
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Nohi II lAMoiNEts
Dexter Brooks made business trip to
Dedham and Holden recently.
Mrs. j. Wesley Bowden, of Castine, vis-
tied her old home here last week.
Raymond Mcfarland and wife, who
have spent the past month here, have re-
turned to Leicester, Mass.
Mrs. Daniel Champion aud family, of
Lawrence, Mass, are passing few weeks
with her mother, Mrs. A. E. Austin
E. s. j. Morse and wife, of Bar Harbor,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with E.
F. Young and wife, returning Monday.
Helon Mcfarland and wife, of Chicago,
arrived last week to spend August with
Mr.. McFarland's parents, d. Y. McFar-
land and wife.
Mrs. Alfred Frye, with little daughter
Ruth, who has been spending the past
month with her parents, D. Y. McFar-
land and wife, goes to Prospect to spend
the month Of August before returning to
her home in Leicester, Mass.
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SEAL COVE.


Mrs. Octa Perry, OF Portland, is visit
ing her brother, Harlan Murphy.
Miss Iva Walls, OF Southwest Har Dor,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Myra Powers.
Mrs. Stewart and children. OF Bangor,
were at Mrs. Powers for short stay re-
Gently.
Mrs. Mitchell, of Tinker's island, visit
ed Mrs. Emily stickney and other friends
here this week.
Mrs. L. X. Sprague has returned from
Bernard, where she has been visiting her
granddaughter, Mrs. Ernest Murphy.
Miss Louise Robbins went to Seal Har-
Dor Thursday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Pottle, who is employed at Seaside Inn.
Misses Lettie and Viola Robbins, of
Opechee, werc guests of their grandpar-
ents, Capt. L. R. sprague and wife, last
week.
Aug. 8. n.
Miss Maggie Marshall, of Hancock, is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Lorsl Reed and children, OF Ban
gor, visited here recently.
E. w. Sherburne, OF Newport, and Mr..
Foster, Of Boston, were at Lily Lake house
Wednesday.
E. Simpson, Of Sullivan, A. 7. Thomp-
son, of Portland, Mrs. Stewart and chill
dren, Of Bangor, were among visitors at
Mrs. j. s. Powers last week.
Aug.5. N.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Lou Bragdon and daughter Haze
and Mrs. Ruth Cairn and two children
visited Mrs. George WEIGH Saturday.
Raymond Hooper, who is spending his
vacation with his parents at Georges
pond, called on his cousins, T. E. Hooper
and wife, July 90
Carroll Blaisdell recently gave very in
teresting talk on the students conven-
tion at Northfield, Mass. He was a dele
gate from Coburn.
Aug s. r.
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TRENTON.

Miss Mary Anna Marshall has returned
from Bar Harbor, where she has been
visiting her brother.
Miss Dorothy Leland entertained few
friends on her birthday, on July 30.
Owing to the shower, luncheon was served
indoors instead Of in the grove as planned,
Friends and relatives here were saddent
by the death Of Mrs. Howard Marshall, Of
Bar Harbor. Funeral services were held
ment at Goose Cove cemetery, Trenton.
Aug. 5. MAY.
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ARE.
wALTIIAM.

Roscoe Hasten and family have gone &c
Trenton for the summer.
Ralph Jordan has gone to Ellsworth,
where he has employment.
A. K. Haslem, with crew, is haying at
Bar Harbor for c. c. Burrill.
Mrs. Nellie Curtis, who has teen visit
ing friends here, has returned to Els
worth.
One Of the successful fishermen is Har-
old Robertson, who caught seventy trout
Friday.
Harry Rhodes, OF Somerville Mass,
Harold Robertson, OF Boston, and MIR.
Hull, Of Brookline, Mass, are guests at
William Haslem's.
Miss Bertha Richardson, of Bangor,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Sadie Haslem, has gone to Mariaville to
visit her uncle, John Jordan.
July 81. II.
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and Mrs. Taylor and son. OF St. Paul,
Mimi, are occupying the Haynes cottage.
George L. Somes and MIR. Hall, OF Wal
than. Mass, arrived Thursday for the ir
vacation, part Of which will be spent
camping at Long POM.
The U. c. W. will hold sale OF fancy
and useful articles, ice-cream, cake and
home made candy at the library building
Aug. is. II stormy, next fair day.
Aur s. j..
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LAMoINE.

J. W. Bragdon, Of Minneapolis. arrived
Saturday.
Rev. Thomas Mcdonald is in Lubec for
two weeks.
Walter Reynolds, wife and child, OF
Cambridge, Mass, are enjoying q vacation
with Mr.. Reynolds father and sisters here.
Owing to scarcity OF fish at the sar-
dine factory, Elwood King and Garland
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COUNTY NEWS.
Fr afdftso~aI Oo~ns Eess, sex eeAsv pace
FRANKLIN.

FRANKLIN.
Nell Perkins has gone to bar Harbor,
where he has employment.
Charles Macomber launched new scow
from his lumber wharf last week.
In many hayfields the grass IL still
standing, owners awaiting better weather.
Mrs. c. J. Cleveland, OF Bangor, is
| spending few weeks with relatives here.
Carroll Dunn and DR.. Collins returned
Saturday from visit Of several days ct
Gouldsboro.
The ladies aid society realized . by the
| ice-cream sale on Mrs. Efie Macombef's
lawn Thursday evening.
Howard Macomber, Of Michigan, is
spending part OF his vacation with his
sister, Mrs. Helen Wooster.
Victor Peavey and wife, Of Bangor. ere
spending . week with Mrs. Peavey's
grandparents, Thomas Havey and wife.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bowers, Of waltham,
Mass., and her son, Merton Gordon and
wife, are guests Of Arthur Bunker and
wife.
Alvan Fernald and wife, Of Walthsm,
Mass, arrived Thursday; also Arthur
Fernald, who joins his wife and infant
son, they having been at the homestead
several weeks.
The Epworth junior league observed
Flower Sunday, when bouquets were pre-
sented to the elder people Of the congrsgs-
tion. The juniors occupied the choir
chairs and led in singing.
Mrs. Adelaide Dunn, son Carroll, and
daughter Miss Bernice, will 60 to the
homestead farm, Gouldsboro, this week.
The latter is thought to have fecovsrsd
sufficiently from her prolonged Illness,
resulting from burns, to endure the ride
by automobile.
Aug s. B.
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RyEFIELp.

Elbridge Perkins is adding bay win
dow to his house.
Mrs. Blanch Bunker has recovered from
her recent severe illness.
Mrs. Martha Burke has returned from
Cherryfield, where she has been visiting
Mr.. Burke's parents.
Miss Alice Bunker came Saturday ffom
Augusta to spend her vacation with her
parents. J. G. Bunker and wife.
Aug. s. SPBc.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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Gorrs ISLAND.


o. J. Joyce has gone to Stonington to
nave his lip treated for cancer.
Capt. Dan Norwood landed freight for
Philip Moore last week.
Emery Carter, Of Bluehill, was injured
by q premature blast ut Black island last
Friday. His face and one eye were quite
badly burned. 1t was fortunate that he
was not more seriously injured.
Steamer Islesford was here Wednesday
with party OF forty-three. In the party
was Z. ". Kingsbury, OF Birmingham.
Mass. architect, who is to build cottage
for Miss Mary W. ovington. OF New
York.
A party of seven was here Wednesday
from North BROOKLYN, in yacht Mermaid,
Capt. Hall. In the party were Mr..
Daniels, Mrs. Wiley, Miss Allen,
Miss Clark, Alfred H. Brown and wife,
all from Boston.
Aug. 8. CHIPS.
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Of somcrviile, Mass, at Old r.. snd viii,
Aug. 5. u" cottage
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COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH LAMoINE.

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EOu sAII-Seyeral good single hor -
j Variety TO select from. Son = 400 dfit-
crs aud good workers. some good bargains.
Also carriages aud harness. for further PAR
iculArs inquire of lockwood & Howe, t13 Nair
treef TStf
Il oKsALE-OrgAn. \ ionmger make. Nearly
II a. good n new. Cost $50. Will sell Tor
~ A snap for someone. Lockwood & Hove
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MULLIGAN & ROCHE
The Leading Cl0thiers and TaiIors
|: PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
STATE OF VERMONT

Helen c, Raleigh Bennlngion County
Charles Fred RAleIshj a. D.. 1901.
WHEREAS Helen G. Raleigh OF Remington
In the County OF Remington Aforesaid. has duly
flied In the ofice OF the rlerk OF the County
Court for said County Of BENNINGTON, at Ben
ningt0n IN said county, her petition for divorce
against Charles Fred Raleigh now Of parts IN
known 30 the petitioner outside this state,
Alleging a. the causes for said divorce that
the said Charles Fred Raleigh has treated the
petitioner with lntol.rable severity. and gross
ly. wAntonly and crueily refuses and neglecis
70 provide suitable maintenance Tor the peii.
TONER.
And Praying that BIN Of Divorce be granted
the petitioner for the causes Aforesaid;
Now THEREFORE,, the said charles Fred
Raleigh Il hereby and By The publication here
OF IN compliance with tho laws OF this state.
NOTfviED AND REQUIRED 20 appear beio .
the Honorable the County Court a. The neft
stated term thereof. 10 be held At Manchester
within and for the County OF Benningion aiote-
said. on the nrst Tuesday OF June. AID is'5. on
the first day OF said term. then and there In
sald Court % make ans Ser 10 said petition Tor
divorce aud 20 stand 10 and abide such order.
Judgment aud decree thereon as 81 said Court
shall seem meet Abe premises considered.
Dated At Remington In the County OF Hen
nlhgton Aforesaid. This issh day OF March, A.
ID. 1907. ......
CHAIR rs A. MAuREk.
ATTY for Petitioner Bennington. W.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and village Briefly
Told for has, Reader.


Mrs II. J. Potter Is corfioed to the
ssuse by illness.
Cornelius V. Davenport Is Up from
Albany on business.
Jesse Barber OF SALISBURY WAS ip
the village Tuesday.
Mrs Frank Remington has been Wis
itlng relatives In Shaftsbury Center.
Mrs Ellen G. Towslee Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs T.. J. Burlington, In
Pownal.
Thomas Johnson OF st Louis Is the
guest OF his sister Mrs Geo Dakin Of
Union street this week.
Phillip Marcoup, who has been work
ing In Jacksonville the past winter,
has returned 10 his home on Mill St.
Mrs Helen farnhan. who has been
with her sister Ia Arlington, has NJ.
turned. The latter Is Improving In
health aud Is now visiting her son In
North bennington.
An oil stove partly exploded and
sputtered out sufficient flame Ut the
freight depot Tuesday so that there
vas much excitement for q moment or
Two, but no damage.
The steam locomotive on the new
electric railway has pulled gravel down
20 lower Beech street - all up the side
walk there. so that after every rain II
will not 10 submerged.
Mrs Mary Corbett and daughters,
Kate and Essie OF North street, left
this morning for Sterling, ILL.,, where
they will make their home In TIE future
Mrs Corbett has lived 10 Remington
20 years.
rhh ladies circle are making oil ar.
rangemen,s for their Bazaar 10 BE-
held 10 MOP hall, April ], 2 aud J ~
rapidly as possible. They have n
quantity Of fancy and useful articles
for sale, there will be home made candy
In abundance, refreshments consisting
OF coffee and sandwiches, cake 'and
ice cream. There will be vocal and
instrumental music, fortcne telling,
guessing contests. A door prize each
Ugh, and dancing free.
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BENNINGTON BRIE rs
News ofth Town an village briefly
Told for Busy Readers

News OF tho Town an village Briefly
Told for Busy Readers
VIM Phalen left Tuesday for New
York city on a five days business trip.
The condition OF Mrs G. f. Briggs
docs not improve. She Is unable 10
do any work.
Harry Breese has contracted TO man
alo the large farm OF his father-in-law
OF the Hooslck road the coming sea-
sen.
lockwood e. Howe, Real Estate
Dealers, have old for Daniel Hurley
his double tenement house on silver
street.
Don't miss your opportunity by
waiting too long In getting your Eas.
ter shoes at the Bennington Shoe store
you get the best In footwear aod save
money.
The N. 8. quartette we're very pleas.
antly entertained by Mr. and Mrs J.
J. Carpenter last evening. Music and
games furnished amusement and re.
freshments we're served.
The Utley Brothers OF Manchester
having bought the meat business OF
Sweet & Percy, the Peoples Market OF
Main street hereby give notice that they
are equipped to Oil all orders for old
patrons and new ones with all the
choicest kinds OF meats. Orders de-
livered 10 any part Of the village. Tel.
ephone 81 4. 81
The regular meeting OF Bennington
grange will lie held this evening at
which time this programme will be
carried out: Music, Jennie Rice; Cues
ton, "When Is the best time TO secure
help for the summer, A. u. Simpson,
John Percy; The Farmers Garden, Its
Importance, Peter Harrington. 4. s.
Howard; Preparing the soil and plant
Ing the seed, James Durham, II. NJ.
Barney: What vegetables shall II con-
tain, Mrs Houghton Rice, Mrs 4.
Moon: What inseciides are practical
and efIectual, Fred Ri'e, II. T.. Blake;
Best varieties OF each, Mrs Knapp,
NJ. Burnham
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Fannie G. Button Bennlngton County
Court. June Tefm.

fannie " bu''"h "ehnlhs.on ,onsil
Erns,, D. Bur,ouI 4 b. 10; '''"'
WHEREAS, Fannie g. Button Of Huntington
In the County % bennington Aforesaid d :
duly nled IN the once Of the Clerk Of th- Coun
~ Court for said County Of bennington AZ BEN
cir gton In said County, her petition fof a..
voFce against Ernest u Hutton formerly also
of bennington Aforesaid but n0w Of parts M.
known outside this state.
Alleging a. the causes for said divorce that
the said Ernest u Button has treated the pe
titlonef with intolerablc seyefiiyl has deserted
the petitioner for upwards Of three consecutive
years Last past. s7d grossly, wan'onis and
cruelty refuses and negiscis % provide suitable
main tenance for the petltoner
Ard praying that = bill Of Divorce be granted
unto her together with the care and custody ~
the minor child OF the parties hereto Bamsd Ia
SOW TiiEREFoRF the said Ernest %. hut.
ton II hereby and BY the publication hereof In
compliance wlth tie lass OF this state, NOTE
FtED AND REQu IRED ~ appear before the
Honorable the County Court AZ the next stated
term thereof, 10 be held At Manchester withln
aud for the County OF bennington Aforesaid. ON
the nrst Tuesday Of June. A. ID. 1901. on the
nrst day Of said term. then and there IN said
Court, 10 make answer 20 said petition Tor AZ.
vorce and 70 stand q and abide such order.
iudg nent aud decree thereon n 20 said Court
shai seem meet the premises considered
Dated Al BennfnRton In the County 81 Den
nington aforesaid. this ilih day Of March. A.
HARRY =. cusHmAN. Clerk
O.M BARRIER.
ATTY for Petitioner, Dennlnsioa.