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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13
BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estnte Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE BY AUCTION
Two.sroRY BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING NO. soo2, AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN
(OR LESTI1R) AND POPLAR
STREETS, WITH TWO SMALL
DWELLINGS IN REAR, FRONTING
ON POPLAR STREET. ALSO
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING,
NO. sos JAMES, BETWEEN BAKER
AND CEDAR STREETS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

BY virtue of certain deed of trust
dated December %, 1904 ana recorded
In the office OF the Clerk OF the Hem
rico County Court, in ID, y. III d, page
27S, default having been made In the
payment Of the debt therein secured
and being required so to do by the
notcholder, the undersigned trustee Will,
on
MONDAY, JANUARY IA, 1907,
AT ~ o'clock NJ, in front OF the Hen
rico County Courthouse. proceed to sell
at public auction the above described
real estate.
This is nice farm and should attract
me attention Of persons desiring small
Farms In easy reach of the city the land
being fniry fertile and easy to improve,
piRMs:-Cash as 70 expenses of sale.
any taxes that may he due, ono motto of
s3S6Oo. with interest thereon from De-
cember %, 1906, and n credit as 10 ono
note of $3lS,o0 due December %, 1907;
balance cash. OR the purchaser may pay
all cash II he so desires.
JOHN b, GAYLE,
Trustee. I
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Real Estate For Sale.
SOLID INVESTMENT.

Just tho place for insurance money.
An Apartment House, containing two
(2) apartments OF 8 rooms each. com.
plete In every detail. Every modern
convenience and comfort. Charming
neighborhood. close to Franklin Street
Rents for $4,000 Sells for 1880. 90.
GREEN & Redo.
Phone 2ioo 1114 Il. Main street.
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California Fruit Shipments.

LOS ANGELES, January 12-There
We're shipped from Southern California
on Thursday siXty-six carloads of oranges
and eleven carloads of lemons. Total
shipments of citrus fruits to date this
season, 1884 carloads
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AUCTION SALE
OF
A Farm of 29.361 Acres,

WITH A DWELLING; AND SOME
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THERE
ON, SITUATED IN THE COUNTY
OF ME I re d, A ABoTT SIN MILES
MOND, ON THE BROOK RUN,
ADJOINING THE LANDS FOR
MERL.Y OWNED BY THOMAS NJ.
LADD. j. w. BEVERIDGE AND
OTHERS
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THURSDAY. JANUARY n. 1907.

AS executors Of John Munro deceased
wc will sell by auction. on tho premises
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Auction Sales.--future Days
daLz4LEN1!hE AUCTION ca
" PHONE 1906 ~
Gle EAST BROAD 81
AUCTION sALn
OF
Unclaimed Freight,
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD.
AUCTION sALn

Richmond, Va, january 1s, 1907.
will soil at public auction, Mt tho
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Freight Station, in the city
of Richmond. Va, for freight and other
charges. the following unclaimed and
refused freight, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IL, 1907.
Commencing at 10 A. M.
Terms: Cash.
LESLIE ELLIS. Agent
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
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Auction Sales Future Days
rRT1STEEs AUCTION Sal. IN

In execution of deed OF trust, dated
December 10, 1891, OF record In Cierk'a
office, Chancery Court of Richmond, III
y. b. 144-C, page asa, defnult having
been made In the payment OF n portio3
OF the money thorein secured, we Will
sell at public auction, on
THURSDAY Y, JANUARY 17TH. 1907,
At 4:s0 o'clock r. NJ. on tho premises,
tho dwelling No. $40 North Thirty first
street. Tho lot fronts 20 fcct and ex-
tends bnck 132 feet.
TERhfS---CASH
i. r. SUTTON, ID
N. D. HARGROvT, \
II. s.. TAYLOR, ~
Trusteey
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GREEN g. Redo
FOR SALE.
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
Phone 2loo.

MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
rs acres OF land, as good as any ono
wants. within miles OF Richmond:
nearly all in first state OF cult.
walton, l Ia acres in Strawberries. IA
acres in vineyard, 100 fruit trees in
bearing. besides other Improvements,
and crops now growing. House with
8 large rooms detached kitchen and
basement. Barns. Machine Sheds,
etc; all farm machinery, including
Binder. Mower. etc. etc: good Horses,
6 head OF Cattle, etc. Everything In
Guided. all for $500; two-thirds cash.
or as agreed.
Call or address
c. NJ. BERGH's SONS & sGAEDE.
1889 Il. Main st. Richmond. Va.
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Real Estate For Sale,

TIE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-10-25

Mics Nellie n Bassett-Psrt q + G "a,
no H, n = OF Co x, described as fol-
lows, to-Wlt: BegInning at point
q M;,,o.1 1-s e; frpEa t.s 9 3 corner
parallel with said nlacdmb street. if0
feat thence " % feet. thence n no
feet 80 ths 49, ~ dno 1aeeSs ~
Raised from $500 to $1,000.
A Bryan. sr. Estate. Or II = Palmer
St cF so q 5s.sris.d e 4 &C 1Ss so e = ,o
Sfcll5tSn ssTsst is q,as sses q I ,SSSs: slS:
" of the n 9 corner Of Clinton and Ma
e SSeno. sres'ss g sss Theme sssSs. run y ~ fsS
thence. z eS feet 70 the place q begin
ninG Aisc; p part q q 2 g lot no
t0Sit: BeEinnine az the \ " corner o2
naid lot no ~. and run 1e f4et l-s
inches. Ehence > lf0 feet, thence " 1e
feet l1-s inchen. and thence n "a feet
sSse s. Sseo. OF 0es'nH'n-''"'1eo r'Om
IkEIss NeHie Us Bassstt--Part Of 9 4 OF r
eOHo -, n y OF Go \, described as
aSoTSSr oS Ma Ios S,6 ss, and r,ln snO n oS
1facJpb atreet iO6 feet, thence " SIS
feet, fhenfe 2 - feet, thepce vs. feet
shenS = tI st stss s,cSr Sc 1SstT 1Ss si%e y
blkGStlslSed from 500 TO 500.
E,llanad I'd hhnon---Part OF 3 y OF r G lot
no Is. b sktof Co y. described a. fol-
Low swit, ISesinnisHsg e At, e the 3 e
lo0 feet % Clinton street. which Is the
point Of 6eginnlng, then run q no feet.
ynnesnce y l2s feet more q leaae, then 2
leSs 20 iAe point Of beelpninS. ROuSe~
Raised from $500 TO $500.
Stanford HaIrison--Part Of n u q T G.
lS, Sf HS z o!ns q hIDS,oS S9 SsseTssG q ~: %s "
eorrer OF said lot no Is, and run Q
76 feet 8 lnches. thence > 40 feet,
thence " lIs feet inches; and thence
Also, part OF n OK y { lot 10 q n y
sSr,S. Of 4 E lot ,0.'o ~ 20 q &c .SntSs % de-
run themes v us feet, tSeSse' - is0
feet. thence 1IS feet. and (hence n
Raised from $500 10 $500.
0. ": RhOdss.-PaEs q T G lot no e. n n
Beginntng at q point on Clinton sweet
go feet from the intersection 90 Conc- |
te 9c SsbSs nSOn I.S s'fse feee tsencrs aeG ~" ~ 60
Of SeSinninS@RaiseG from rom SiSo 20 900
AImy WILLIAMSBURG OF r G lot no %, n !
Y Of Co Y. descrlbed az follows. to- |
Wit: Reginning at the g y corner Of
n itS feet, thence v Is teet; and thence
lt0 feat 70 the place of beginning
Raised from 500 20 $500.
, A Bryan. sr. Estate. nr n r Palmer.
Exr--Part Of n of + G lot NJ "a, n
y OF Co Y. described az fOh6Ws to.
wit; Beginning at the n c2rner Of
thence % " Ss feet feet TO- 10 s-s IL inches. ~ thence @
2 40 feet, and thence 2 73 feet 10 2-S
y, .lpehkG 20 tie place OF beglpning, houRel
-RPlnfd from $1,000 te 1900. III
fFs Z 1iIs H. Z 7Pse1F & gs s :; spS' o = : ~ ICCSf
- lot no "a. n n OF Co u Middle rs os
house-Raised from $500 70 5000,
francis .ISOach--W ia OF n 4 OF Z G. lot
no "a, n ~ of Co Y. house--Raised
from $500 70 $500.
liss Nellie II BARAett--W % -Of n y ~
T G lot no 80. n hof Co h--Raised
from $500 TO $1,000.
] w Rhodes--E / 3 OF n n Of T G lot no
80. n y OF Co N--RRIsed from $500 tN
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-10-25

I
ldinry wlIiIanis Part o. ~ q = q
iows. ts-Sft: ikSiSs ~
sorneE! corner q said lqt po q ana rah lks
e i16 feet, ana thsnoe . q, ,fssf : -
! % the place ~ haRinnfng. htp
kaised from $500 % 4Sge.
james 7 HInes-Faft osas ~ = Q iel 30
tcwit; Tc6mmsisl llne Il ll5o Sc 81 q -
CL ~ =, iol 10 81 ana ton u ~ ZnnA
sSsDSs sSsnSs : e % ~ Ns g tesReg sp IS
ming. h00se-Iealsed fSdiA tseoft y.
George Davis, Ageat--Td B. We az - n
OF co. A--Haissd fnoEt sGaooftQl4 ~.
JaeI1oa Gray-Sw n o. II Sbsy 30 n =
2iSSe ~ house--Laaissd fgelf =
1'nI Ss5issnsI SaSssn.R S lSt feo5s e
IsERaotIAL PRoPEArY.
W culllns q Coon. psriauPi, pFSnai,,A-
xqlnatiop RAISED from Sst6e 10 tI
w CpFbett furniture ekoFe on lfe-
91si Valuation sl.Ia
Cabltal CITY PGSjinaey. L r Cshsh. nm
! ssnFtgeaE On eiag Store - q
Yaleatlea raised from ~ ID -
Duval Brothers q w 4 s 8 IHIF n
%sSSssigS SGagSlss 81 ir5% $SlSs $50 sSs 3 S.
m J EyaaA tRessst !, store, ]: os 8. g
70 tSso6.
0nnASfeN Isavis Co-1on l,Ssaaarh ntoch
and building material, hofses, 3 inEAea
end : wagons.-v aiuAtbOn raised ffeE
H L oregoTy-on nerchandlss ant Esits
end on--VAltatlOn raised from
y + Hn-on merchandise, Sic-- Vaihdiion
raised from e4oo 20 otaooo. t
Or 4 9 JerryTopa cry 7Sa Sr9G stess. D. ,s2e
raissd if01h ei06e % &o1os
g G James---ou hEaFchau0saa. aanseVniuu-
tion Faisad frOp tl0oo ta f3qpqt IN
Levy BrasoR gslegAl iMelp4
from 10000 70 tSo. .0es'
p T Mickier agent Tor Naehst 9r6ttry
Btore) - On Ilerchen0lne --fNaluNl0n
raised from e97oe 20 3Seea
Sophie 1si.sS S"sSoS sHo Oo 1ssCpSSe e alaAs'n
2 'm6ies ana Vai6h Vaidatid6 lLlS8
from 1890 60 esOeo.
Itpbt J FshIAlps-lon plbmblhg sttl o1Io
ssoS q - < ,,cSS sSr--VSiuatioai rsisoA tren
VIM d PratortQue-Qn uTdeEtq klpg askfy
ilshment-ValuatiOn FaaaeA ftolh w
sOuthern TeIephSue . c6rssrueslsh g.
On perROunl pfoRerty wv alnatlDn l1ll148
from $500 to ob0oo. r1
Southern Express Con peFsous1gEsA
sTtX-Vapatipn raised freA ~ -
: shoemakA kAr-4On llVStS. tala ~ A
fiegea. bllnltes, hAeuo1a EI1aSt4lU4&
tiQn ralsae tnemo eos0o - 49,
naAlly. q ,YAEGE 7nraf2n 4baeeeos n Qa
~. = arc i.--
rallSSSsss ISIsSs s.t Her sSs .,;:s Ss
ware stock Va aidaiIon raised iToia
$4,000 70 S40o0.
ssSSval6atipn rSiSed NON tiSs y
,ilss Adele vIpgerhoots, Gerard On, noll~
llnery, etc-Valuatioh raised ft0fo
ware stock, Valuation raised Nom
$4,000 To slS,O 900. as,s
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-10-25
WIN. CHILD.

WIN. CHILD GEO. W. CHILD
Child Bros. Building and Lumber Co.
Contractors and Builders.
A Speciality of Kiln Dried Lumber Of
all kinds.
Mill Work Manufacturers of all kinds of rough and
dressed lumber moulding, stair rails balusters porch
columns, brackets mantes grs fancy gable ornaments
and turned and scroll work of every description Brick
Lime and Cement tor sale.
All orders will receive prompt attention. We guarantee
work to be first class in every particular Prices
reas enable
Office Shop and Lumber Yard ion Seaboard Air Line
on lot south of county Jail.
PHONE 81. P.O. Box4
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-14
Ten Years Welded

Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Carroll were in
vited to dine last Saturday evening with,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh MsKeever, and;u up.
on returning home at eight O'Clock, were
greeted by the strains Of the Mendels-
sohn wedding march and found some
thirty Of their friends in full possession
of their home. The surprise was com.
plete and the wedding march assisted
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll in, remembering
that it wal the tenth anniversary 81 their
marriage. The evening was delight
fully spent, the program including music.
I fine supper and a repetition of the mar
riage service. The latter provoked much
merriment. E. A. Currie "oficiated"' al
clergyman and Tim Cuskelly gave the
bride away. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll were
attended by Miss Holemoe and ]. M,
Watson as bridesmaid and best man,
while Mrs. James Wood, as flower girl
bore the most impossible flowers, and
Mrs. Simpson carried upon a pillow a tir
wedding ring.
Although It was a tin wedding, the
guests preferred to faver their hosts witt
rich cut glass gifts which were mos,
thoroughly appreciated.
That nothing should be lacking from
the typical wedding party, the ceremony
was followed by a charivari party, led, i
is said, by the the young son Of the house
and that, too, was a surprise.
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-14

Caught With tho Goods
H.. M. Roberts, the pioneer jeweler, is
caught with the goods. Gets about
$4,000 worth Of the finest money can
buy for Christmas. as5s1
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-14
"As Told In The HHls''

About once every week there appears
some one, who at the apparent cost Of
some time and trouble, has put; together
the names of a number of popular plays
in such a fashion as to make a story.
One correspondent writes In reference
to las Told in the Hills" I was taking
"The Chorus Lady" home the other
highland we were Caught in the Rain"
and stopping in at "The White House
Tavern" we were refreshed by a drink
from 1.-THE Vanderbilt Cup" served by
"The College Widow" It had been
"Bedford's Hope, as well as my own,
to reach "Sky Farm" "Just Before
Dawn" 80 as to meet 1.-THE Cow
,Puncher" before he eloped with 1.-THE
Moonshiner's Daughter" meeting "The
Candy Kid" he said he had received "A
Message from Mars" not to 60 on .That
Night" as he was expecting ""Tilly
Oleson" and 1.-THE Tattooed Man" to
join them at THE Old Mill" in search
for "Mr. Brewster's Millions and to go
to bed and get "Forty Winks' at the
"Old Homestead" and in the morning
be as fresh as an English Daisy" not
be "Shadowed BY Three" then we could
take the straight Road" on % a"Gay
New York then he would tell us the
story "As Was Told in The Hills."-At
the opera house Friday, Dec. 40.
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-14

Buyyour Xmas ties ! pietinsou
Mercantile. 4
] n. Watson left Tuesdaylos abosi,
|nees trip;seast. Is3
ack Prentice has been % thessick III
the pastweek.
Mrs.H. F. Jessenreturned Friday frpn
. visit in5G lendiva. } s sN
Harold Mccoy i To- 81 married u
fMisssAnna Fisher Of Marietta. Ohto.So a.
December . {. |.
+. m. Cass was 10 from Horswfll 81
Ebnsiness the latter part 40l the week,
Mr.. Cas- teaches the school III hii
neighborhood. ss5S
WI have opened up the largest line
"; have ever shown4ot Gift books fancy
work boxes toilet cases. Look them
over. IT.. Greenes& Co. a lfsso.ti
Miss Kate Coleman has purchased q
MI. and Mrs. Charles Brislin their NJ.
dence property located on lots III M
IL In block f on tie corner 81 w
Norden and Billings street, south y
Senator simpsons residence. Mr.. /.
B. .Welch will rent the house and M
Brislins are planning, TO takxsthe house
70. be made vacant BY Mn. Welch. &
During the past few. week. several
inmates have been added 20 The
list at the county jail. Lad week
four young men were lodged III the iail
for the alleged breaking OF car seals.
Three Of the men are still In jail, one
having been released because II III
knownsthat he was not With the other
three and that he worked his way III the
city by assisting the fireman. The
breaking of FIVE car seals on 4 freight
from the west last Friday was the cause
of the arrest. /.
Mr.. w. c. Crawford entertained tie
members Of the Peerless society at her
home on Barnes street Thursday even
ing. Twenty members were present and
passed a very pleasant evening at cards,
The game was five hundred, and hand.
some prizes-hand-painted book-marks,
the work of Mrs. Mary MEG inley) Mich:
ols-were awarded to Misses Boulger
and Leone Hannegan aud Messrs. ]. "A.
Miller and John Boulger. A delicious
lunch vas served and a social hour. en-
ioyed. Mrs. Crawford was assisted BY
Miss Della Spears.
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-14

G;oodaN's Dray Llns.
undersigned has gpulchlsassddssA6e
EReiis1sie Il sdray line 81 nddrelpectfnflyy
asks fol aIportion 81 yourssTpatronS1s sS
.L,sesayeSsonrders8s Is tkes 81. ehatleS shoslsll
Phone sSsaS
!ll6s.lIss;;slf 81 8 95ssS slsooDtAlLLapssc,
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-14
Dodse-Jensen

Adams Co. Record:-Married,aat the
Methodist Episcopal, parsonage in Het-
finger, N, D, Monday, Dec: 2, at $3.50 p.
MI. Levi Dodge and Miss Anna Jen-
sen, both Of Adams county, the Rev. ].
E, Mckinney officiating. The bride
was attired in a dainty gown Of notified
gray, trimmed with valenciennes lace,
The groom wore the conventional black
Mr. Dodge is a prosperous ranchmar
and locator, and Mrs. Dodge is vel
known homesteader in this vicinity
Their many friends unite in wishing
them along and happylife.
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-14
Notice

Believing there il need Of truant
officers for . city schools. We have
appointed Police Officer 2. B. Corbett
70 this position. z
G. "A. PERKINS.
]. F. DAVIS, Committee.
12.l4-st
The Dickinson press., 1907-12-14
Notice to Stockholders.

ing of the stockholders Of the Merchants
National bank Of Dickinson. D.. for the
purpose Of electtng.a board of directors Tor
room. Of SAID bsnk af 4 osclocf ). d. On jan
iuAry i4,slo06. &&S "
Dickinson. N.D.Dec. a. 4po7.J lsl4-4t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-01-08
East Sumner.

The Congregational and Baptis
Ladies' Circles united on Wednesday ir
the furnishing of public dinner for the
benefit of Mr.. Ralph l.. Hodgdon ant
his mother, Mrs. Ann H. Hodgdon. Il
was largely attended and very success.
full affair, the net proceeds amounting to
over $500. The recipients of this
generous gift greatly appreciate it ant
desire to express their sincere thank:
for this and other favors received during
their unfortunate condition. Mr.. Hodg
don is totally disabled for work anC
Mrs. Hodgdon is trying hard to sustain
them, while in poor health herself
The family deserve and receive much
sympathy from all. S. A. Oldham, who
also is unable to labor, was also kindly
remember on Thursday by his friends
and neighbors who brought in substan
tial tokens of their sympathy to aid ant
cheer one who is unfortunate. Such
kind acts are appreciated and cheer the
heart of the recipient while the donors
are none the poorer for it. These kinG
acts also speak we'll for the community
and exhibit the best kind of Christianity
Mr.. Oldham feels deeply grateful for the
kindness shown him and appreciates
the same.
Rev. Mr.. Muttart supplied the pulpit
at Woolwich on Sunday, where he has
accepted call to labor.
The Congregational church at East
Sumner will not probably hire any one
to supply till early in the summer.
Rev. Mr.. Athearn and wife were a,
East Sumner on Wednesday and attend
ed the circle dinner. Arthur B. Briggs
and wife of Hartford were also present
Farmers are laying in their years
stock of ice.
George Kicker and wife have returned
from visit to Boston and vicinity.
Transfers are now busy as there il
plenty of snow for good shedding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-01-08
Bryant's Pond.

John Hicks, who has been stopping al
George Warehouses;, died Tuesday,
Jan. Sd, at the advanced age of nearly 90
years. Mr. Hicks was native of Green
wood and early in life went to Boston,
where he engaged in business as car.
penter. He resided there many years
and finally returned to Maine and settled
in Auburn.
E. n. Pike has bought the farm OF
Mrs. Albion Tubbs in Greenwood and
will move to the place in the spring.
Clarence Felt has returned to Andover
West Surplus where he is employed by
Edwin Poor.
Harold Chapman of Auburn is canvass
ing in this section for nursery stock.
II. II. Cushman slipped and fell
across his sled Wednesday in such way
as to fracture several ribs.
Geo. l.. Whitman has been confined to
his room for eight weeks with sciatic
rheumatism.
ID. A. Cole attended the mail carriers
meeting at South Paris Tuesday.
Mr.. Bert Whitman is in failing health
from the effects of the measles. His
physician is discouraged over his case.
A new standpipe has been erected al
the water tank in place of the one de-
molished last week.
Rev. W. II. Lang of Lewiston will
preach at the Baptist church Jan. 6, and
each Sabbath following for the month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-01-08
recommendations of Sportsmen's
Association.

The Maine Sportsmen's Fish and Game
Association held its annual meeting in
the state house at Augusta Tuesday
David NJ. Parks of Pittsfield was re-elect-
ed president and E. c. harrington of Au.
gusta secretary and treasurer.
The association voted to recommend
that the State Legislature pass an act for
the better protection of fish and game
and regulating the carrying of firearms
on the wild lands of the state. The bill
provides that 1t shall be unlawful to
have in possession any firearms on the
wild lands or upon the waters situated in
the wild land townships of the state
from December l to September, next
following of each year, except upon the
written license of the commissioners OF
inland fisheries and game. The penal
ties are S. for the offence, S. day for
every day firearms are had in possession
and the forfeiture to the state of all fire.
arms found in possession of any person
contrary to the above provisions. Wild
lands shall be construed to be all
lands in all unincorporated townships.
Other recommendations of the execu-
tive committee, adopted by the associa-
ton, are that the fish in state hatcheries
be fed a year longer before being re-
leased; that large bodies of water be
screened to prevent the escape of fish;
and that residents be restricted to one
deer in a season which may be sent out
of the state. This would not prevent a
resident killing two deer as now, but
would prevent his shipping more than
one to Boston market. A recommends
ton to shorten the open time on deer
fifteen days, ending it Dec. LIST instead of
Dec. 18th, provoked considerable dis
cussion and was finally laid on the table.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-01-08
BpcllfieId.

The funeral of Mr.. John Cobb, who
died recently at his home in Roxbury,
Mass, was attended Tuesday afternoon
by Rev. A. w. Pottle at the homo OF
Merit Warren. A large circle of rela.
tives and friends were present.
Mr.. w. d. Cook has recently formed q
class In vocal music at North Buckfield.
Mr.. Hampden Allen was called to
Lewiston Thursday to attend the funeral
of his brother, Sidney Allen, aged sc
years.
The week of prayer will be observed
BY the two churches of this village by
union meetings, four evenings: Tuesday
and Wednesday ut the Methodist chapel
and Thursday and Friday at the Baptist
chapel. All are invited
The funeral of Mrs. Moses Brown OF
East Buckfield was attended Tuesday
morning by Rev. Eleanor B. Forbes.
Wednesday the Pottles dined at the
Dudleys' on Mountain side.
Large amounts of wood and pulp wood
are being shipped from this station
Cord wood nets about four dollars
cord