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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
OPPOSED BY BROWNE
JUDGE GIVES VIEWS ON LABOR
 CONTRACTS.
Will Not Ratify Agreements Whereby Prisoners Work Out Their Fines News Paragraphs From
 Mohife.


 Mobile. May 4.--(Special. )-Judge Samuel B. Browne of the Thirteenth Circuit. has given notice of a new rule by which he will be guided in approv- ing labor contracts in his court in fu- ture.
 At the recent term in Baldwin Coun- " an able-bodied man was fined $90 for a misdemeanor and a farmer in the vicinity confessed judgment with him TOT that amount, thus saving the con victed man from serving at hard labor to pay the fine. Later they appeared in court with a contract by which the party fined agreed to work for his surety for s5 per month until the $90 was paid.
 Judge Browne refused to approve the contract. holding that the wage was unreasonable and that the enforcement of such a contract was an act of en- slavement, even though 1t might com ply with the letter of the law.
 Judge Browne stated most positively that he would not be party to any transaction that would tie an able bodied nnan-white or bIack---who was unfortunate enough to run afoul the law and was too poor to pay a fine, to labor for months and years at a third or fourth what hds labor was worth in the open market
 Rally for Lyons.
 The friends of Mayor Pat Lyons will hold rally for the fifth and sixth wards at the intersection of Lawrence and Canal Streets tomorrow night.
 Severa. of the leading candidates win speak and Judge Jules Afford Is booked to talk particularly upon Pro hibition and Sunday Baseball Laws" 
 William Dryer of Daphne is in Mo bile en route to Birmingham to attend tho State Republican convention. MT. Dryer will contest the right of John M. Green of Bay Minette and John Schweitzer of Daphne. who were elect ed by the Lily Whites to sit in the body
 Hon. Max Hamburger. who has been visiting his father at Loper, Miss, Is In Mobile to attend the regular meet ing of the Jury Commission of which he is a member.
 The interest in the meetings at the First Christian Church continues un- abated. Dr. Martin preached last night upon The Divinity of Christi and many were turned away after the Church was filled. There was no ser vice today or tonight.
 Tuesday evening the meetings will be resumed and Hell" will be the sub ject of the discourse.
 E. E. Paxson left today for New Mexico wherc he will spend several weeks prospecting for home site. He expects to remove his family to the point selected In the fall.
 4 Shepard RaIIy.
 rally in the interest of c. NJ, Shep- ard, candidate for Mayor, will be held at the intersection of Broad and Charleston Streets tomorrow night.
 Hon. Joseph c. Rich and Hon. W. C. Fitts will speak. MT. Rich. it is an-
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aas.ett. Child. Martins station.

Selma. May Especial, ,)-The infant of MT. and Mrs. J. M Bassett died at their home near Martins Station, in west Dallas. last night
 The child was months old, and since its birth has been in bad health.
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[ hereby announce myself a candidate for Member of the Board of Revenue of Mont gomery County. subject to the action ot the Democratic primaries.
 DAVID FLEMING.
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Joseph n-..--- D,-.,.w.

one one of of the weil-known citizens of Bir-
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hereby announce myself a candidate fos Member Board of Revenue, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary.
 VIM. B. JONES'
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Mrs. Bentley, syIacnuEa.

Sylacauga. May 4.-(Speciai )-Mrs Mamie Bentley, wife of Rev. c. J. Bentley. died this morning at 5:30 o'clock after an illness of several weeks.
 The end was not unexpected, as she had been for several days where the physicians and friends had entertained little hope for her recovery.
 She was a member of the Baptist Church and had always lived con- sistent Christian life. She leaves her husband and eight children.
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A Shennrd RnIIr

rally in the interest of c. NJ, Shep- ard, candidate for Mayor, will be held at the intersection of Broad and Charleston Streets tomorrow night.
 Hon. Joseph c. Rich and Hon. W. c. Fitts will speak. Mir. Rich. it Is an- nouneed. will participate actively in the campaign from now on.
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Burial of Mir. Fraser.

Union Springs May 4.-(Special )- The funeral of Mir. Frank Frazer oc- cured here from his late residence and was conducted by his pastor. Rev. E. L. Crawford.
 The funeral was largely attended the procession to the cemetery being one of the longest ever noticed here, thus showing the love and esteem for him and his family.
 The interment was in Oak Hill Gem. etery with Masonic honors.
 Those here to attend the funeral were Mir. and Mrs Flowers. Mir and Mrs Joel Hart of Montgomery. Mir. and Mrs. N Tucker, Mrs. Mitchell Miss Tucker of Hurtsboro.
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HamIIton Whist Club.

Mrs. Henry Hall. Jr.. was hostess for the Hamilton Whist Club this after noon. The substitutes were Mrs. Pen rose Vass, Mrs. Junius Woolf and Mrs. Hodgson and the prize for each table a silver hat pin.
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hereby announce myself a candidAta foi Member Board of Revenue subject to tha action of tho Democratic Primary.
 A L. TYSON.
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E. E. Paxson left today for New Mexico wherc he will spend several weeks prospecting for home site. He expects to remove his family to the point selected In the fall.
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Montgomery Ice and Cold
 Storage Co.
CAB LOAD sHIPAENTs A SPECIALITY.

ALI ORDERS WILL HAVE PROMPT AVE. and \. PERRY ST. PRONE sT FACTORY PHONE. sBo.
 <. N. M0OEEs E BURNETT.
 REssaaeae Vios-PEasidsna
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. ANNOUNCEMENTS !


 i, n.,. FOR TAX COLLECTOR. sns office of Tax Collector oi Montsomssy ecratty. ruo1ect ., the action of the Dem -------------.--0 cHAs- TEAsLET. !, ,.r.s. FOR TREAsURER.
 County Trsssarsr subjse. to aica sh. scs,on 'o Of
 WfIIiAM R WHITING. ! fos fnsre5y an ssa,nounss myself . eaadida.. Scs G se the action cf the Dsmcoratie I hereby announce myself as a c.na,.... sSs tsn cSp1;y sS Tssssars susyse. to a,'s ss. ss
 '0'a''' pTnpmesyi IT .3iryr, .as;:e. %s;:s ss.: ss. % ss, the Democratic prigary. VI FOh TAX ASSESSOR,
 hs offe. q Tax Asssssor of feinaSass: nonassmsc, sc, seSasis pr1sSy sSs to ss. sos1Sn of shs Pep I ssresz announce myselr . ssadiaa.. ss, sssasis Sslss ssSS:'s to tn: aisi0R S ss hereby announce myself . eandida.. so, the offies of Tax Assessor of Mont@or. Democratic party. A 4. soIoMoN.. .A' TVn soF DENE OE EDUCATION County Superintendent of Education. a,ih- ;nssv ssss to tAs action of .ns Ds%SsIssiS SIssiS Pri- $ hereby announce myself c candidate fos aect to the action of the Democratlc par. tv D. V. HARRIsoN hereby announce myself as e candidate E ' election as county. Superintendent ef Education. subject to the action of the
 q W. cov1NoroN.
 FOR CORONER. hereby announce myself candidate for County. subject to the pemocratie pri- mary. W. H. TTCh coronsr for Montgomery County. subjsci to the Democratic primary
 FOR BOARD OF REVENUE. smSsr sTnPs eoG soaSd of RsSsnus subsect ss sS. action of the Democratio Primary
 JAMES H. COOK. hereby announce myself 2 candidate 7o Ss sss,oS Sf os sSe pssss '
 N. ]. GREItA hereby announce myself candidats fm Member Board of Revenue. subject to ths action of tn" Democratic Primary; x.o~ T hereby annou1cs myself . eansaiaass nS.aIs sS. action Os the DsmoeraS51 wM PT,msT3yS T I3Srs I hereby announce myself candidate for Member of the Board of Revenue of Mont:
 DAVID FLEMING. FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, BEAT s. am a candidate for Justice of the Peace for Beat Three subject to the primary ot Democratic
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ns1e2y announce nyself as a candidate t1I t.I county Treaqnrer. subJect to fha ~ uon or the Democratic primary
 n COLLIER
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NetDs Of Mobile Society

1 prettiest of the score of D. A. R. pages, Miss Jennie de Nouven Trimble. of Eufaula.
 Mrs. Drury Conway Ludlow, for mer Mobflian, but now of Washington, entertained a number of her friends and the following Mobiiians, Mrs. R. H Clarke. Mrs. Rhett Goode and Mrs. Joseph Tucker, at charming dinner.
 Mrs. Donald Entertains.
 One of the pretty events of the spring season was the bridge party at which Mrs. Harry Donald entertained this evening in honor of Mir. and Mrs. Benn, of London. The house was love- ly with quantities of flowers and a delicious supper ended the evening" S pleasures for the four tables of play CTS.
 Personal Notes.
 There was an important meeting or the Council of Jewish Women neId this evening at B'nai B'rith Hall Tor the election of officers. Mrs. Inge Selden will return the middle of this week from visit to her mother in Greensboro.
 Miss Sarah Bangleman of Richmond. Va, has returned home after a pleas ant visit to her aunt. Mrs. Sallia N- Barner.
 Mrs. Hortense Bathe and Miss Bathe left yesterday to attend the convention of Colonial Danes in Washington.
 Mir. E. J. Buck left on Saturday 10 attend the Baseball Convention at Lakewood and will also be present al the meeting in Montgomery on the 18th of May.
 Mir. and Mrs Arthur Shirley Benn and Mrs. Luling who have given so much pleasure to their frineds by theIr visit to their old home, will leave On Thursday for New York to sail from there for England.
 Mrs. Henry Pearson of New York arrived on Saturday to be the guest Of her aunt Mrs. Murfee.
 Mrs. Virginia Clay Clopton will leave today for her home In Huntsville.
 Mrs. & c. Dolive and Mir Louis Do- live of Orlando, Fla. are visiting the family of Mrs. M. c EIll on Jefferson Street. near Governmont.
 Mir. and Mrs John B. Waterman en- tertained charmingly at dinner thts evening at five In honor of Mrs. Flor ence Kelly of New York and Miss Jea4 Gordon of New Orleans
 Hamilton Whist Club.
 Mrs. Henry Hall. Jr.. was hostess for the Hamilton Whist Club this after noon. The substitutes were Mrs. Pen rose Vass, Mrs. Junius Woolf and Mrs. Hodgson and the prize for each table a silver hat pin.
 MT. P. D. Barker left today for Bir- mingham where he will head the Mo- bile County delegation to the State Re- publican Convention.
 Hon. Charles E. Wilkins, Treasurer of Baldwin County, was in Mobile to- day enroute to Bay Minette. after two weeks visit to his home at Daphne.
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Reception at Vineyard.

Mobile, May 4--tSpecial. )--The re- ceptfon this afternoon at o'clock in the Vineyard of the Cawthorn Hotel in honor of Mrs. Florence Kelly, ot New York and Miss Jean Gordon, of New Orleans was a delightful and largely attended affair.
 The rookes were crowded with rep resentatives of the different womens s organizations and with the large number of men and women anxious to meet these two distinguished guests and to learn more of their splenoio philanthropic work.
 Mrs Kelly has spent much Of her life in studying and investigatlns sO- cial conditions. Was at one time co-worker with Jane Addams in Cht- cago and is the orga Hfzer or the National Consumers League or wnich she is now secretary and which society she will represent in Richmond al the Charities Convention.
 Miss Jean Gordon of New Orleans Is the state foctory inspec>or of Louist- ana She has done splendid work in behalf of the women and children la- borers In the factories and Is at present framing child labor law for her State.
 After the reception Mrs. Kelly and Miss Gordon, both delightful. mag netic speakers, gave splendid and in- teresting addresses cn their wide spread work for the betterment or Social conditions.
 Mrs. Waterman, the guiding spirit of the whole as,afr was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Charles Moler, Miss Hannah Lyons. Miss Moore, Mrs. Her ron. Miss Glover and the officers or .he various women's associations.
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ey neasey announce myeelf q candidate for County treasurer. subject to the action 'os sns Osmocfasio pr'Tesy.
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A nav At Battle. Wharf.

A congenial party who left the city yesterday morning on the steamer Pleasure Bar and who enjoyed all the delights of a perfect day on the East ern Shore returning to the city about dusk was as follows: Mrs. s. c. Dolive, of Orlando, Fla. Mrs. W. c. Hall. Misses Mabel and Nadine Hall Mir Louis Dolive, of Orlando, Fla, MT Toney Marceline and Mir. Burley Hig- dorY
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hereby announce myself . candidate so, the offies of Tax Assessor of Montron,. cry County. subject to the action of Ina Democratic party. & A. SOLOMON,
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hereby announce myself c candidate eoF rounty Superintendent of Education. aak. 5ect to the action of the Democratic par. tV. D. ". HARRIaON
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hereby announce myself as a candidate er v election as County guperintendent q Educatioo. subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
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, n... FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
 th. ar9ouncs myself e candidate for rstnice os Tax Collector ol Montgomery
 ecratty. suo1ect = the action of the Dem Party. CHA6 R TEASLEY
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Member of Board Of Revenue subject te the action of the Democrattc primary.
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Double Daily Passenger Service to
 RAVANNAH
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ss snnounce myssif eaadidas. tor tne onfice of County Trsa.urer s.,hs ,ecs to ths action of tho DameocstSs FHmeV JASON H. sMfTH
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hereby announce myself a eandidnsa e.. the office of Tax Assessor of Monfromses County. subject to the action of ths D~r. eeratio party. C. F. ANDERsOM
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| h.r.n. FOR TREASURER. Snrrt announce myself Q candidate for he Democratic primary VI
 WILLIAM a. WHITING
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-18


Whereas, The angel Of death has entered
our grange and taken beloved brother, 1t is
with feelings Of sadness, mingled with conf
dence in an al-wise God, that we herewith
present = few words Of tribute to the memory
Of Bro. Carroll Jordan, who has finished his
allotted task; the chapter Of his earthly So
journ is closed. Let us cherish his memory
and emulate his virtues; therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death Of Bro Jordan
our grange has lost . worthy and faithful
member, one ever ready to do what he could
for the good Of the order.
Resoivsd, That we extend to the stricken
parents our heartfelt sympathy, and may
they look beyond the dark cloud. and see the
star still shining never to set.
Resolved, That our charter be draped in
mourning and that copy Of these resolu-
lions be placed upon the records Of our
grange, one sent to the bereaved parents, and
one to THE ELLswoRrH AMERICAN for publ
cation. MARY B. PArrEN,
RUTH j. SILsBY,
BEULAH g. KENSIsroN,
Committee on resolutions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-18
HANCOCK POMONA,

Hancock Pomona grange met with
Verona grange Saturday. The meeting
WAS called to order by Thomas II. Grieve,
OF Bluehill, who presided in . pleasing
manner. The order Of exercises began
with music, followed by the address OF
welcome by Miss Louise Leach, response
by George II. Snow, in most interesting
speeches.
The topic OF discussion was (which
does the most individually to elevate the
moral tone of the community, the teacher
or the preacher. Mrs. Hattie Hartman
made an able and impressive presentation
OF the subject on behalf OF the teacher, and
J. B. Wilson, of Penobscot, spoke in favor
OF the preacher.
Recess being called, dinner WAS served.
At $50 O'Clock p. m. the meeting was
again called to order. Miss Colby gave q
singing and whistling recital, after which
the fifth degree was conferred on class OF
twenty-five. A duet was played by Miss
Rose Hutchins and Miss Mildred Gross.
The question, "Resolved, That the farm
er who owns a good farm can make it
profitable to keep hired man." WAS de
bated by Mrs. Mary Burrill for the affirm
alive and j. Wesley Eldridge, for the
negative.
Supper was served at o'clock, after
which the patrons departed to their
homes, all declaring Bucksport q fine
place TO meet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-18


"Disappointmeut-His appointment"
Change enc letter, then see
That the thwai ting Of my purpose
Is Gods better choice for me.
His appointment must be blessing.
Though it may come in disguise,
For the end from the beginning
Open to His wisdom lies.
"Disapointment-His appointment
Whose? The Lords, VINO loves me best.
Understands and knows me fully,
Who my faith and love would test.
For, like loving earthly parents,
He rejoices when He knows
That His child accepts unquestioned
Al that from His widom flows.
"Disappointme at-His appointment"
Change the letter, then, dear friends,
Take in cheerful acquiescence
All thy Fathers love may send;
Soon will faith be lost in vision,
Then in glory thou shalt see
His appointment" and that only.
Was the right way home for thee.
Selected by Mrs. g. ". Dieter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-18
EAST SURRY.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.

MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Again death has entered the ranks OF Rural
sewing circle, this time taking our oldest
member, Mrs. Sophia Treworgy Hutchins. 1t
was she who FIRST thought Of organizing .
society to build hall at East Surry for Sun
day services and social gathering. more than
forty years ago. Her interest had never
diminished. even in the years she was absent
from town; therefore,
Resoiced, That as society we deeply feel
the loss Of one who has been our safe coun-
selor, and in her death We are reminded that
IS charter members we, too, are nearing the
end Of our active lives and must soon leave
our work in the hands OF younger workers
whom we beg to carry ON the work in memory
OF her whom we so deeply mourn 1t this time
HANNAH WATSON,
CArHKRISE Moon,
SUSAN LORD,
Surviving charter members.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-18
The Best Yet to Come.

"And whatsoever We do in word OF
deed do all in the name of the Lord
Jesus, giving thanks to God" Chris
tian Endeavor day" should be real
Thanksgiving day. To the older mem
bers Of the society who have been
identified with Christian Endeav or
from its birth this birthday anniver-
safy seems to come often, but none too
often. for upon that day we look upon
the mighty forces that have come into
the church through its agency and
thank God and take courage. The past
has seen glorious achievements, but
the best is vet to come. The future is
cleaning with yet greater victories to
be won. Whole nations are now wait
ing who win yet sing songs of praise
and thanksgiving for the powerful
force that Christian Endeavor will
bring them.-Record of Christian Work.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-18

WnAt ABOUT . COOk.sfOve?
Now that summer time and "dog-days" are
just ahead, everybody who Summers" =,
home, is considering how to simplify things
and get the most comfort out Of an uncom.
Portable situation.
Everyone with experience knows how tire.
some 1t Is to stay in q stuny room to prepare
meal. let alone the doing Of big baking.
But everyone doesn't know how very easy 1,
is to change hot kitchen to a cool one, and
do better cooking at the same time. Jnst add
to your list Of summer conveniences . New
Perfection Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook Stove
and you've done all that any one can do to
lessen hot weather discomfort.
People who have tried it say that the New
Perfection Oil Stove actually does everything
in the line Of cooking and domestic service
without oyerheating the room or the worker
Undoubtedly the reason is to be found in
the blue flame principle on which the stove
works.
cylindrical chimney concentrates the hea,
at the stove top and in this way prevents sur.
face radiation as in a coal or wood stove.
1t is easy to see that this lessons very much
the matter Of personal discomfort in summe,
housekeeping.
So don't forget the New Perfection Oil Stove
in your summer plans, and you will have a
comfortable Kitchen and the best cook stove
in the world.-Adrt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-18
PENORsCOT.

Penobscot grange met Friday evening.
March 10. All the members came dressed
in rags. Many OF the costumes were
ridiculous in the extreme. During recess
q poverty lunch. consisting OF molssses
doughnuts, ginger bread, ETC., was served,
with coffee. Prizes were awarded to F. B.
Mitchell and Rendie Cushman as the
worst dressed couple. After remarks for
the good OF the order, the grange was
closed in due form. About sixtyfive
PATRON were present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-18
ARBUTUs, suRRy,

Arbutus grange met March 10, with If
ty-four members and two visitors present.
After business the lecturer presented the
following programme: Readings, Belle
Smith and Della Blcdgett; music, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nevills. Bro. Frank Saunders gave
selections on the graphophone.
The grange will hold union meeting
with Harvest Home, West Ellsworth
Thursday afternoon and evening. The
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-18
FAcTs FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided Thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-18

Pamela grange held its regular session
Saturday evening, March II, with fifty
six members and five visitors present.
After the opening exercises one candi-
date was instructed in the third and
fourth degrees. The following programme
was rendered: Song, Lura Young, Hazel
Merchant and Carolyn Crabtree; reading,
Emma Ball; ''The Grange Outlook" Bes-
sic Walker; report Of farmers week at
Orono, Chester Stratton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-18
WEST FREMONT,

Mrs. Nettie Balm and Mrs. Cora Reed.
who have been very ill, are recovering.
Misses Evelyn and Muriel Lunt gave q
party Wednesday evening in honor OF
their cousin, Miss Eta Lunt, OF South
west Harbor, who is visiting them.
About thirty friends and relatives met
Wednesday at the home of Capt. Sol
ONION Thurston and wife to celebrate the
fifty-sixth anniversary Of their wedding.
Cake, coffee and home made candies were
served. AL enjoyed the evening.
March IA. THELMA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-18
1mons the &ranoers.

This column Is devoted to the Grange, es-
pecially TO the oranges Of Hancock county.
The column is open to all grangers for the
discussion Of topics Of general interest, and
for reports Of grange meetings. Make letters
short and concise. All communications must
be signed, but names will not be printed ex-
cept by permission Of the writer. All COM
munications will be subject to approval by
the editor, but none win be rejected without
good reason.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-03-18
HARBoRsrpE, SOUTH BROWNSVILLE.

HARBORslDE, SOUTH BROWNSVILLE.
At the regular meeting of Hsrborside
grange Wednesday, March II, II was voted
to hold the next regular meeting Thurs
day, March 10, as the Methodist quarterly
conference will be held Wednesday, the
regular meeting night. The following
question was discussed, and continued to
next week: Resolved, That it is better
for young man to have a college educa-
ton than to inherit $1,000 Affirmative,
L. B. Coombs, Wendell Chatto, Jay Con-
don; negative, Lottie Gray, Warren
Chatto, Alfred Chatto.