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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-07
MAINE HORSE CHAT.

Alphcus FOSS of JOnesboro lost Il
collie.
William Plummer of Bath is driving
stylish mare which he has purchas-
cd of Rockland parties.
George Fredericks of East Corn
vile. has lost his black horse, making
two this summer that cost $500.
Harlan Ellis Of Emblem, lost a good
horse last week IS a result of the an
irlal stepping on rolling stone. fall
ing and breaking some of the Shout
der bones, rendering it necessary to
kill it.
Deputy Sheriff w. ~ Gilbert. of Liv-
ermore Falls, the Well-knUWn horse
man, while working out Ralph S.
Wilkes owned by +. w. Bryant of No
Jay. was surprized by the colt sudden
~ and without apparent cause, break
ing one of its fore legs. A veterinary
from Lewiston set the limb and the
colt is doing well. The colt is by AL
clayone, dam Lou Foster, by Bayard
Wilkes
Dorothy ~. the bay driving horse
of Currier Holman of Pennington,
which was entered in the green horse
race at Phillips was driven by It's
owner and was showing up we'll, when
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ALMA.

J. w. Hogget of Portland was in this
place last week buying potatoes.
Fl. F.. Carey of Portland was in
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs F. II. Embree and
daughter of New York and Mrs M.
Knight Moses of Washington, D. C.
We're in town Saturday.
Ina Simpson of Damariscotta has
been passing few days in town
W. d. Ward of Westbrook was in
tOwl Thursday.
Harry Savage and John Metcalf of
Augusta were in town Sunday en-
route for Damariscotta fair.
w. :. Peaslee and family of Wiscas-
set were at j. r. Peaslce's Sunday
Rev f. II. Conant and Mrs F. L.
Weeks are attending the Maine Zap
fist convention at Eumford as dele
gates from the Alma and Newcastiu
Baptist church.
George and Abbie Mcdonald visit
ed friends in Whitcficld Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conant and two chill
dren are passing Il week in South
Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jewett attended
the Sagauahoc Pomona eilu tiio lar III
Richmond last week.
Mrs. Charles Runlett of Portland ha.
been visiting Mrs. Harriet Pottle.
Mr.. and Mrs F,ben CLANCY Of sheep
scot were at Parsons Bend Thursday.
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WEST GARDINER.

Cobbosseecontee Grange is planning on
having Il fair in the near future.
Willis Spear and family passed Sunday
at w. A. Harper's in Manchester.
M. and Mrs. W. A. Harper were guests
at DR.. T.. +. Merlill's last Friday even
ing.
Frank Towlc. who has been in the
norther part of the state. returned home
Friday.
Charlie Harper, who attends school in
Turner, passed Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harper,
SPEARS CORNER-Mrs. +. =. Bais-
dell and son went to Auburn on Satur-
day. where they will reside in the future.
The potato digging is in full swing in
this section. A good crop of excellent
potatoes is being harvested
Hon. John A. Spear and son. r. f..
Spear went TO BOSTON last week.
Harry Stilphen of Pittston was caller
at the Corner on Thursday.
Rev. Wilson W. Hayden of Gardiner
preached Sunday at the Free Baptist
church.
Viola Rice, who has been i'll. is i'm
Miss Clcda Gilman of Litchfield is as
sisting Miss Hall at the I.onsfellow school.
The Spears Corner baseball club had
its first practice game on Saturday.
Frank f. Wakefield was drawn Friday
as Il traverse juror
Nj and Mrs. r. J. Staples and dangh-
ter. Holtense. of Augusta were guests
Sunday at the home of F. G. Wright.
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by an accident to the sulky Currier
was thrown and the horse cleared her
self and ran from the track and
grounds She was somewhat famed at
the time, but is ali right. again now
One Of the oldest horses in eastern
Maine if not in New England is own
ed and driven every day by Walter
j. Gould of Bangor. He is sleek and
active chestnut gclding ard was foal-
ed in the town of Corinth, Penobscot
county. June 10, 1872, making him So
years of age this month The name
given to him by the Gould family was
Prince though he has borne the prefix
Of 'cld'' for more than dozen years.
Though Prince never established a
track record for speed, he can claim
to be wonderful horse, as he is with
out hlemish or scar, or disease of any
kind. In spite of the fact that his
teeth extend very direct from his
mouth, showing his years, he can
still eat dry hay and MUNICH corn and
oats as well as colt There is not
SPAWN or windgall or splint in any
Of his legs and his ankles are as slim
and trim as if he were six instead Of
&c. While on the road selling goods
Mr.. Gould has driven Prince from
Bangor to Fort Kent perhaps 100 times,
The map of eastern Maine is as famil-
lar Ia the old morse as it IS to any
man.
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TROY CENTER.

The willing Workers vii! give a lit
erary and musical entertainment and
Baked Bean supper at the Beech
Ridge church next Saturday evening.
Oct. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Halves passed
several days in Pittsfield last week. the
guests of their sister. Mrs E. f. Bag
ley, who returned to New York this
week.
Mrs. Warren Pendleton and two
children of Haverhill, Mass, have been
visiting friends in town.
Hiram Danforth of Bucksport was
recent guest at Otis Danforth's.
Mrs. Evelyn Seavey of Bucksport
has been visiting friends in town.
Mrs Samantha Bither of Orono was
a recent guest at c. A. Gerrys
Mrs. AGel! Seavcy of Auburn is with
her mother, Mrs. Hester Smart, who
is ill.,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. Pendleton of
IsleSboro are guests of Mr. AMI Mrs.
Arthur Sargent.
c. T.. Clark and sister of VIM have
Teen visiting at Charles Smiths.
DR.. and Mrs. E. f. Halves left Thurs
day for visit at Newtonville, Mass,
en- route for their home in Hyannis
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Crawford of
I<urnham were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Reuben Rhoades last week
j. H. Anes of BOwdoinham was a
recent guest at the home of Gcol ge
Woods.
Mrs. Effie Knight and daughter Of
F'tha passed sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Carleton.
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WHITEFiELD.

Several from this place attended the
fair at Windsor, Thursday.
r. E. Bailey is visiting his father
Oscar Bailey.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler has been
visiting her brother, Larkin Heath.
Miles Cunningham is having his
barn repaired.
Fred Hatch and son. Berkeley, went
to Wiscasset, Saturday.
Miss Ina Blair has been passing a
three weeks vacation with her mother
and friends.
Frank Pulsifer has had his house
painted.
Mrs. Clara Matthews and her son
Ludy went to Lynn, Mass, Saturday
and are guests of Willis Stilphen ana
family.
Miss Amy Bailey of Chebeague island
was the guest last week of her grand
n other, Mrs. Harriet Bailey.
Elton Grant of North Newcastle and
Family are spending few days in
town.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Hollis Movies have
gone to Windsor, where they will make
their home in the future.
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NEWPORT.

Miss Ida Williams of Attic5oIo,
Mass, is spending few weeks with
Mrs. airline Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormon Gilman will
leave this week for short stay in New
York.
Charles Barber is having new
house built on Shaw street.
Mrs. Geo w. Stuart is visiting
friends ir Bangor.
Mrs. Clara Libby and her sister, Mrs.
Bisbee, are visiting in Orono.
The Methodist fair will open Wednes-
day morning for three days with an
entertainment on two evenings.
Mrs. Charles +. Cooper will return
t. Boston this week to spend the WIN
ter.
Mrs. Harriet Prescott returned home
" sterday from Bath.
Harry Merrill is moving into the
store on Water street recently occupied
by Arthur Loud.
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FREEDOM.

The students of Freedom Academy
were granted holiday Wednesday
Sept. %, 1908, on account of the fair
at Unity. and many awaited themselves
OF this opportunity.
Carter 4. Keene of Washington, ID.
c.. gave very interesting talk about
the city in which he lives and especially
about his work at the postofiice. to the
students of the academy, Thursday,
Sept. "a.
Rev. j. Burford Parry exchanged pull
pits Sunday with Mr.. Wilson. the Con-
gregational minister of Camden.
The baseball team of the academy
played against the Albion High school
at Albion Wednesday. the score being
to in favor of Freedom.
Rev. and Mrs Parry took dinner at
the dormitory Monday.
E. Robert Bedford. +. A, -. fell
from his wheel while returning from
the ball game and was found uncon-
scious. but is now better.
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TROY.

Mrs. l.. T.. PrentiSs of Benton passed
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Vi. K
Ferguson, returning to her home on
Monday
Rev. Allen Rollins preached in Ply
mouth Sunday afternoon and evening
Next Sabbath he will hold services on
Baglcy Hill in the afternoon and go to
Plymouth in the evening.
Mrs. Bertha Pierson of Waterville
who passed last week with her m'.tncr
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hunter. for
mcr residents of this town, now living
In PENNSYLVANIA. are visiting friends IN
town.
Henry Seavcy of Auburn was the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Julia SeaVey,
last week.
Almon Forbes of Brooks is the guest
of his sister, Mrs. Mary Lcatters.
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RIPLEY.

Mrs. A. f. I1emenway. who has been
visiting in town the past week. went
Sunday to Dexter. where she will keep
house this winter. Mr.. Hemenway
will be employed by r. Fl Re;nis
Mrs Fidelia Rand is in town from
Iivermore Falls and will pass the win
ter with Mrs. l.. r. Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs Shepherd Hopkins are
visiting in sherman.
Mrs Harry Skllings has returned
home from Sangcrville.
l.. O. Sadlcr of Calais was recently
In town.
News was received here by rela-
tives of Adelbcrt Frost of his sudden
death in Dexter. He formerly lived
here and had sister. Mrs Charles
Bryant and other relatives to mourn
their loss
Charles Wakefield was recently in
Readfield.
Henry Drew of Dexter and Arthur
Hoyt of Greenville were recently In
town doing plumbing work.
Ralph Denning and Flossie Nc
Pheters from Harmony were recent
Visitors at Orville McPheters.
Mrs. Chas. Brown and son Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. Orville McPheters. Chas.
Downing. Isador Richardson and the
Misses Skillings attended the Exeter
fair Thursday
Mable Page was home over Sunday
from Cambridge.
Charles Wakefield will be in Har-
inony this week putting in a gasoline
engine for NJ J. Merrill
Elmer Smith was in Wellington over
Sunday.
Every one is planning to attend
Mpiey Grange fair. the last one of the
: season.
Cnarles Nelson of Pressure Isle is
'S'ting his brother William.
Nsws was received Monday of the
s''h OF Harry Warren. an aged cit
~ w. Who lived ut the Mills He had
long time.
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Mt. Vernon Grange.

Mount Vernon Grange met in
regular session the evening of Sept.
% The committee of arrangements
reported that it had attended to the
placing of the exhibit at the Readficld
Fair and that Mt. Vernon Grange had
received the blue ribbon. Resolutions
were adopted thanking NJ. F. Norcross.
the superintendent of the hall, tor
courtesies rendered and to the COM
mittee consisting of Mr.. and Mrs w.
d. Archibald. Fred w. Foss. Mr.. and
Mrs Wallace Bickford, Charles e.
Weber and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Ingham for their efforts in making the
exhibit a success Especial mention
was made of the services of Miss Mel
vina Brainerd who operated the old
fashioned loom and spinning wheels
which proved drawing card.
The following resolutions on the
death OF William Brainerd were
adopted:
Whereas: Death has entered our
circle for the first time and removed
our beloved brother. William ri.
Brainerd. a charter member OF Mt.
Vernon Grange. on Friday, Sept. 20,
1908. Therefore,
Resolved: That we shall ever
cherish the memory of his quiet, I'M
obtrusive. and Christian life.
Resolved That in view Of our great
loss we humbly make an expression of
our sorrow by causing our charter to
be draped in morning for thirty days.
Resolved That we express our
sympathy to the near relatives of The
deceased in their affection. and that a
copy OF these resolutions be spread up
on the records, and also one prepared
for publication.
Signed
CHARLES F. WERRER.
FRED W. FOSS.
ALICE c. JACOBS.
Communities on Resolutions.
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BoWDoIN.

Tie funeral of the late Mrs Thomas
Sho.. was held at the home of her daigh-
Ter. Mrs Simeon Leonard ut Auburn.
TUESDAY morning. Sept. % Intern'ent was
in South Bowdoin cemetery in the famliE
Mrs. Fred Roberts passed Thursday
with Mrs 7. !: Cornish
Mrs Mile Mariner and sister. Nrs
Mae Curtis. We're in Lisbon ThursIaH
Vile Small and Mrs. Hosea Bickford
j. Q. Roberts is building carnage
house F. F. Cornish is master WORKMAN;
Nrs Willie Mariner was the recent
guest Of Mrs Maria Grady.
Services viii nc held Sundays at South
Pow dom church for g few weeks longer
Oscar Douglas of Lewiston. has moved
his family to the farm owned by the late
Benjamin Beal.
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NORTH SIDNEY.

+. p Fish, NJ. D.. has sold his practice
to Il. Z. Williams, NJ. D., of Portland, and
The latetr has moved his family here and
Will begin practice at once Mrs. Will
liams. nee Miss E.fhe CoWan, was formerly
a resident OF Sidney and cordial well
como will be eXtcrded to both. DR.. end
Mrs, Fish have made many friends during
their residence in town who regret their
departure and whose good wishes will fol-
low them to their new homo in Waterville.
Mr.. anG Mrs. Bert Light are on the sick
| list.
| DR.. ana Mrs. II. l.. Johnson recently
made Il trip to Ilou!ton, Presque Isle and
Canada
Albion Barton Of Uxbridge, Mass, ar
rived last week to accompany his grand
mother Mrs, Lizzie Barton to his home
where she expects to remain for :he Will
Gertrude ard Annie Field have mad the
measles.
Scott Bowman of Boston arrived Satur-
day to return with his family Monday.
Judge SHauldinS of Norfolk, Va, was a
guest recently of his brother-in-iaw, T. A.
Barr.
| ing her niece. Mrs. Chas. Philbrick,
DR. Weeks of New Bedford, Mass. has
purchased the farm known as the Well
ingtOn Hamlen place. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu
gene Weeks have been engaged to carry
on the place rs Dr. and Mrs. Weeks will
remain here during the summer months
only.
Mrs. Mary Church of Augusta is visit
ing her nephew, Ralph Fl. Sawtele.
Ed. Hutchinson and sister Miss Edith
of Windsor were guests Saturday and Sun
day at S. A. Clark s..
James Johnson of Vassalboro was call
ing on friends in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Drummond of Au-
gusta passed Sunday with the formers
brother. A. i. Drumrrond,
Miss Mary A. Reynolds of Lewiston ar
rived at her nieCe's, NJ: G.. Moore's.
Thursday. for two weeks visit
Mrs. Garfield Hutchinson of Buxton,
who has been visiting at B. f. Husseys
returned home last week, accompanied
by Mrs. Il. +. Hussey.
Nathan Hartman of Portland was call
ing on friends in town Sunday.
Mrs. r. +. Fish ard Miss Helen Waite
left Friday for Portland. After d short
stay there the latter will visit in Boston
and the former in New York. where Dr.
f. r. Fish will accompany her.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Lyon of Watervile
We're in town Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred NJ Srea,in of A3gu-
ia were calling on friends Saturday and
attended the Sidney town Fair
There will he 4 social dance at the
Grange hall Wednesday evening. Oct T.
Music by Blake's orchestra.
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ST. ALBANS.

L. G. Harding of Lisbon Falls is in
town for a few days.
Annie Jameson, teacher in the Lam
cy Street school at Pittsfeld, was a
guest at Mrs. Kilbreths over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Bigelow came
home saturday night.
At present business is rushing at G.
A. Bachelors shoe tree factory.
Postmaster P. F. Emery is at home
from the hospital and seems to be-
greatly improved in health.
Labelling corn at the factory has be-
gun.
The potato crop is very uneven here
some reporting very large yield
others very small. In some pieces the
grub worms have eaten into nearly
every potato.
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New Grange Hall Dedicated.

River Grange, Bar Mills, dedicated
It's new Grange hall Friday Sept. u.s..
The meeting was called to order and
opened in the Fourth degree by Worthy
Master John w. Rankins, also State
Master Stetson being present with the
masters of Saco and Hollis Oranges
with goodly number of patrons from
each, also patrons from Buxton Grange
were present. State Master Stetson
especially complimented the officers in
their work of opening the meeting as
10 rituals were used and the Grange
has been formed such Il few weeks. At
the close of his talk he presented to
the Grange from nine OF the worthy
sisters six dozen silver knives and
forks. SIX dozen teaspoons and Il dozen
large spoons, which were accepted in a
fitting manner by Worthy Master RAM
kin. At f'he close Of the meeting a
most bountiful dinner was served. The
afternoon session was We'll attended by
the citizens as we'll as patrons. After
the exercises of dedication interesting
as well as instructive remarks We're
made by State Master StetSon. Il. ID.
Leavitt OF Auburn, one of the executive
committee of the State Grange, George
Alden, master of Cumberland County
Pomona, Will Deering. a State deputy.
Rev. l. j. Merry pastor of the COngre-
gational church and others. also re-
marks by Mrs. Guy L. Hall. Misses f.
T. Milliktn. and Jennie Shepard. Tw"
finely rendered selections We're given
by the Grange quartet, Miss Henrietta
Eden. Mrs. Herbert Owen, Mrs Ever
EFT Davis. and Mrs. S. F. Smith, with
Mrs. Frank Corson as accompanies.
The session was closed by the benedic-
ton by Rev. /. j. Merry. Altogether
it was most successful meeting
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JEFFERSON.

Miss Eirdella Moody is at home from
Boothhay.
Henry Flagg has returned front a visit
to his daughter, Mrs. Etha Carroll. at
Rulford Falls.
John Andrews has nine acres of p"ta-
toes which lie is now digging. They are
yielding eco bushels rer acre
Willow Grange will hold us ANIMAL fair
Oct. IA. afternoon and evening. The JEFF
fer.on Band will be present
The annual Harvest Home Of the First
BAPTIST church VAS held At the Town
house. Friday evening, oct. >. About $50
was realized from tho supper and the sale
of produce and articles contributed.
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SOUTH ST. ALBANS.

The horse which was believed to
have been stolen from George Mars
tons stable, was returned to it's stall
last Thursday.
Mrs. Ada Badger passed last Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Will
Chambers. who has very sick infant.
Earl Badger has raised 1000 bushels
of good marketable potatoes from five
acres of land.
George Marson and family have gone
to Gardiner to visit his brother, E. E.
Marson.
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EAST cORNViLLE.

Elmer Trask has sold the George Giles
place so-called. and is moving away. JOS
cph Judkins the purchaser, is moving in.
Joseph King is cutting wood for 5.
Blaisdell.
Joseph Briggs of winthrop attended
Sunday. also Elder Levi khoads of Itch
field. 1t was Il very powerful meeting and
d fun house.
Mrs Ada Malborn of Skowhegan WAS in
town Sunday.
Mrs Angie Thomas of ItchfcG WAS in
his place Sunday at Mrs. S. Blaisdel,'s.
The first frost to do any damage was on
Ort
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DRESDEN MILLS

Mrs Lydia 4. Narney of Brunswick is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. E. May
ers, for q few weeks
Alec Landry of Rockport. is the guest
of Mr.. and Mis-. Sanford Stilrhen.
Maine T.. Mayors passed Saturday and
Sunday with her parents.
Joseph Sheldon passed away Friday,
after an illness of a few months. The
funeral was held Sunday, Rev. j. A.
Morelin officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows and family are
the guests of Mrs. Joseph Mayors.
c. II. Mcdonald passed Sunday at home.
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ReadfeId GRANGE.

The attendance at the meeting of
Readfield Grange Saturday was small
er than usual as the members were
busy with their harvesting. 1t was
Pomona's day and an introductory was
read by c. A. Mace. also one by Mrs.
L. o. Dudley on My Success With
Small Fruits" Good music was fur
nished by the Grange choir also selec-
tions by Mrs. Reed and Mrs. blanche
Mallett. Two applications were re-
ceived.
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China GRANGE.

Chira Grange held a regular meeting
Sept. 20. with a good attendance. Worthy
Master ir the chair. One application was
received for membership. Two candidates
were instructed in the Third and Fourth
degrees ~ Past Master Thompson and
one candidate in the FIRST and Second de-
erees Of the order. 1t was voted to serve
the chicken supper Wednesday evening.
oct. T. The first table will he served at I
o'clock sharp. The lecturer being absent
and the hour late the program was omit
tod
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CAM BRIDGE.

Mrs. VIM Folsom is i'll. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. McIntire Of Dexter, is
staying with her.
Dana Noble returned home from
Garland, FRIDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Quimby are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of son, born Sept. %.
j. p. Mitchell was at home from
Harmony Castle one day last week.
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PALM YRA.

Ms. j. +. Tow of ST Adams was Il
guest at v. G. Hollis Sunday.
Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Applebee Of Fits
field We're recently in town,
Fred Leathels has purchased an auto
mobile.
Theodore Nichols and Ernest Pratt were
in Si:o ~,eSan on Thursday ana Friday.
Leighton Pcnnel is working at Wallace
<iraN'S in Troy.
Mrs Alma Gray has returned f.om
Pittsfield. where she has been employ ed
for several Meckv.
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JACK MAN.

w T. Henderson Of Richmond. was in
town Il feW days last week.
Mrs. Joe King Of Cascade. n. H.. IS III
town visiting relatives.
j.. C.. lass made Il business trip 1oWn
,iy las Wool,
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ROME

Mrs Emma Esters has been visiting her
father in this place.
Cecil l.. F.etcrs expects to leave for 3os-
ton next Saturday, where he Will visit
friends.
There :re several hunters in the woods
nov and they are getting nuihb2r OF
paltrid2eS
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Windsor Grange.

The Third and Fourth degrees will he
conferred uron two candidates. and q
Harvest feast given by Windsor Grange
Friday evening, Oct. 3. -----
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Alpheus FOss of Jonesboro. lost Il
valuable horse a few nights ago with
collie.