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Connecticut western news., 1908-02-20
Harlem Railroad.

Harlem Railroad.
 Trains arrive at Sharon Station, north bound et 9.22 a. m., l1.38 a. m., 2.32 p. m., 5.54 p. m., TAB p. m.; southbound at 7.2o &. m., 9.22a. m., 1.47 p. m., 4.14 p. m., 6.15 p. m. Sundays, northbound, at 12.30 and 8.19 p. m.; southbound at I. IT &. m. and 6.47 and 40 D. m.
Connecticut western news., 1908-02-20
DI FED

CLARK-In Pitisfeld, Feb. 10th, Daniel H. Clark, aged 77 years, brother of Henry Clark or Ashley Falls.
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south Is Rstt MASS Il T. H B Packard Ma
tional Home; J. r. PACKARD; ~l n;Ip
Center; y. y. Packard, MIS- I Ii . Ma,tin'
NJ II wheeler. Hallowei: p. Choate.
Hallowell. l. Bailey. 4. Bailey. r. Cari-
han. r. Fuller, X. Fuller. Halloween; Els rs
telle S. Kicker. seabrecz z,do IA ~ u o.
Maiden, Mass; Helen c: Brown, Hhiio-
well Shirley n. Foster. Mnnchester: Har-
old G. Wood, Hallowcll; Mr.. ana MIS-. NJ
c. Edwards. Winthrop; John ,. McooNie'
II. Woodman. Winthrop.
Friends of Capt. Russell Pernett VIII De
pleased to learn that nus vaiuapi h. uus
which has been very sick Is much petter.
T. J. Cunningham of Chelsea, Mass. u
ficer of that city, left for home saturday,
after short stay at Hotel Pines.
Warren V. Ludden and fanlly are occu-
plying the Lippincott cottage at Ham
VI. G. Bai!ey's Stock Company, which
is proving so popular at Hersey's Island
Park theatre this season, puts IN some
hard work every week. Besides the play $
every weekday night and two matlnees
week the company has to be always pre-
pairing and rehearsin2 Tor a new piece
At many summer theatres oiliy one pi zee
bill is changed twice weekly the players
are kept busy.
7. /. McCahe Of East Boston, and broth
er Of Rev r Mecabe H of PjusG fo wno
few days. left Friday for his home Mr..
McCabe is a well-known and highly re-
srected business man in the market dls-
trict of Boston.
Mrs. Hannah j. Bailey of Winthrop en-
tertained a party of Is at Island Park
last Thursday.
The county officers will have a banquet
at O'Clock next Wednesday at Hotel
Pines. The tables are to be set for so
guests.
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ALBION.

Mrs. Lila Hayes and children are
visiting at Mrs. ParmcntcrS d.
hayes is expected this week.
Anna Wood has returned from
Winslow. Her cousin Jennie Hatch
with her for q short visit.
Ono of the girls at the pond ianucu
a tWo-p"und pickerel last week.
The Sunday school picnic VIII '"
held at Hammond's shore WedneSo'
OF this week ~
The Whitaker family are to nave :"
reunion Tuesday at Windemere fS.s
Otis Mcadcr went to Watervilie '''
urday for few days.
C. II. Wilson returned from "''''
vile Sunday. ~,
Mrs. Charles Baker has gone "
Lewiston hospital for treatment Oh,
Th ework Of cxcavating u'loer ,o.
church for the furnace has cod',". LII
ed. 1t is expected that the ""in for
be completed and the furnace re"''
operation before cold weather
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Mrs j. II. Macombcr of Omaha, Ne
brasla, and her two daughters. Mrs.
Frederick Stalker of New York City and
Mrs. Frederick CaScodcn and her little
daughter, Gertrude, of ErcXon. Ne
hvaSka. arc the guests of MIR. and Mrs.
T.. s Cheney of Chelsea. Mrs. Ma
combcr is the daughter of Mrs. Clara
cheney. who is 81 years old Mrs.
cheney is also visiting her sons, MAX
ing Il reunion of four generations. Mr..
and Mrs Hiram Eddy of Oakland pass
ed Sunday with her brother. Frank
:. Cheney in Chelsea. The entire party
with Miss May and Guy Cheney. VIII
leave Monday morning for Wiscasset,
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Turner Will take
them down the river in their new boat,
Fleetwing. At Wiscassct they will Wis
il Mrs Daniel NoyeS, who is Mrs.
Turner's mother. They Will he enter
tanned for week or 10 days at the
Moves cottage. after which they Will
return to Chelsea.
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HEAVIER BURDEN.
Continued from Page One.)

ganization work of diplomatic char
acter, such as service on the steering
committee and the assignment of Sen
atOrS to Senate committees. The
steering committee is virtually the
governing body of the Senate. The
Maine man will Probably now succeed
to the craftsmanship of it. Senator Al
liscn had been chairman for a decade.
On the 4th of next March Mr.. Hale
will have been q Senator for IS years
He Put on his tOga in 1881, taking the
scat Of Hannibal Hamln, who was a
Democratic Senator before the war.
Vicc-Prcsident during Lincoln's first
term and subsequently Republican
senator. He and William y. Frye had
a battle royal at Augusta for lIamlins
toga. Hale won. James G.. Blaine,
who was then in the Senate from
Maine. resigned shortly aftcrward to
become Secretary of state in Garfeld'S
cabinct. That gave Frye an opportu-
nifty. He took his seat as Il Senator
March IS, just II days after Hal" ar-
rived. lie is now the senior in rank,
as the official Congressional Directory
puts it, of all the other Senators save
one, but he has always been the
Junior Senator from Maine"
1t goes almost without saying that
both the Maine Senators have a COM
mission for life. The little political
tempests that spring up in the state
blow over hy the time the Legislature
meets, and the ballot for Senator be
comes formality. 1t is exceedingly
unusual for the Senators from one
state to stand as Nos and 2 in the
record OF continuous service. 1t is as
certain, therefore, as anything politi-
cal can be that Maine will hay" II
father of the Senate" as long as Sen
ator Hale. who was - in early June.
or Senator Frye. who will lie u in
September, is living.
Senator Aldrich, now No. 8, and
therefore, a near father of the Sen
ate" entered from Rhode Island Oct.
5, 1881, and has served almost as long
as either of the Maine senators. He
will be e. in November. Uncle Shell
by" Cullum, senator from Illinois, now
No. 4, will be 10 years old late next
November. He came to the Senate
in 1883, two years before Senator Tell
or of Colorado. Mr.. Teller is not a
candidate for reelection and probably
will be succeeded by Colorado re
publican next March.
A Virginia Democrat. John Warwick
Daniel, "the lame lion of Lynchburg,"
stands athwart the pathway of Sena-
tor Jacob II. Gallinger of New Hamp-
shire, the Granite slater, who will be
No. after next March, and cannot
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become father of the Senate. unless he
Virginian. The Old Dominion has Civ
on q commission for life to Senator
Daniel, who Win be Sc in September.
by the same token. Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts cannot
become the "fathcr of the Senate" as
long as Senator Gallinpcr lives and
serves Gallinser put on the toga
March 4, 1851 ana Lodge exactly two
years later Ranking Immediately af-
ter Senator Lodge comes another ma
tive New Englander, Senator George
G. Perkins Of California;, who started
in life as d sailor boy from kcnne-
bunkport Me.
The House has generally laid more
emphasis upon the "odeSt member in
continuous service" than has the Sen
ate. The ncstor of the Senate, as
such. has no particular services to
perform. The Ncstor of the House,
however, is always called out once
every two years to administer the oath
to the new speaker. and is also given
the much-prized privilege of selecting
his seat before the biennial lottery is
inaugurated.
The displcasurc of the voters of the
18th Illinois congressional district in
1890 deprives "UncIc Joe" Cannon, the
present speaker Of being the father Of
the House" He was defeated for re-
election to the 51st Congress. He has
had II terms of two years each but
Gen. II. III. Bingham of Philadelphia,
who has had Is continuous, terms
bears away the sentimental title.
Pennsylvania has held a hard and
fast grip on fathers of the House"
for many years. The late Alfred c.
Harmer. a wealthy coal merchant of
Philadelphia. enjoyed the title for
long time till his death in 1900 when
o5G 'ttas,. ~
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one of the speakers who Nitl ad-
dress the coming Christian f.ndcaVor
convention in this city is Herbert Har-
ris of Portland. who will speak Sat
urday afternoon. Sept. 5. on tic sub
iect "Espcranto." This is a subject
in which there is a great deal of in
tercst among Augusta people. although
The interest thus far has not mani
Tested in organized effort to spread
the knowledge of the new world
language There is q fiourishing So
ciety in Portland. and others in diff
ferent cities and towns of the State.
In Rockland. for instance, there IS
a large club, and not only have the
local members written literary matter
in the language. including verse of
much poetic value. but Il song was
recently composed. the words set to
the melody being in Esperanto. All
s1sta people and the delegates to tho
Christian E.ndeavor convention in Sep
TENDER will be glad Of the opportunity
of learning more about Esperanto.
A. so Jntr1 IMUC cYAWJA-cp
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voll-knoyyn Water street barber

A wcll-known Water street barber
is receiving Il lot of chatting from his
friends On account of II very unusual
express package he received the other
day 1t WAS from Il friend residing in
northern Vermont, and it proved to be
IL crat" containing Il young monkey
Later another package came, and this
Was found, when opened, to contain
small music box, the nearest thing
evidently, which the BARRIERS facetious
friend could find resembling hand
organ. The recipient of the gift Is
having Il cage made, and proposes to
keep the monkey as pet. In TACT, ii
there is any joke at all about toe mat
ter, 1t j. all on the other side of the
house, for he has already received Sow
cral good offers for the monkey. Ono
and all refused, however, as he says
that if the barber business should
slump in Augusta, he knows now what
he can do to keep the wolf from the
door.
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NORTH WHITEHEAD.

Bradford Potter of WoolWich is visit
ing his aunt. Mrs. Gilman Cooper He
is having some repairs made at his old
home here.
Miss Cora f. Porter of Rocllland is
visiting relatives and friends in this
place.
Mrs. Eliza kcczcr and children of
Portland visited her aunt, Mrs. John
Moves, Il few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noycs went to
Palermo sunday. Aug. >, calling on
relatives and friends.
Master Fred Gardiner. with his dog
Bobbie. assisted by Master Wcllman
and Henry Hill, secured Il woodchuck,
Tuesday. 1t weighed eight pounds and
tw" ounces, and measured two feet
from tip to tip.
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cations q; POSTAL 2.
An Exciting Game and Close, Though
Errors Are Many.

In a close and exciting seventh
ming game last evening the EatonS de-
featcd the Postals by score Of to
. The batteries were Morse and Bell
for the cations and Wright and Barnc.
for the Postals. The Eatons opened
the game up lively with three runs in
the very first inning, and followed up
their lead with another in the second.
The Postals did not score until the
sixth inning, when combination of
hits and errors netted two runs, but
this was not enough to down the four
which the Eatons had already chalked
IN
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Funeral of Late r. II. Gaslin.

The funeral Of the late Frank II.
Gaslin was held at 10 o'clock Monday
morning at the home of the father of
the deceased, b. L. Gaslin, Bangor
street. Rev. II. T.. Dunnack ofFiciated
The floral tributes were very beauti-
full and profuse A large number Of
relatives and friends attended. The
bearers were: From the Elks, Geo
w. Merrill, Charles b. Murphy and
j. Frank Bilodeau from Knights of
Pythias, Stephen Robinson, L. H. Car
diner and John Fredcricks. The in
torment was in the family lot in Mt
Pleasant cemetery
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~ gfti f. e.,
Bert Morrill, of ReadHeld Ism tne


city.
Al. :. Holway, Esq, is on a .visit,rat
Burlington, VI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Redmond are
visiting in Boston.
J.. l.. circuit of Monmouth was in the
city OH business Monday.
r. II. Woffenden of Apponaug, Il. l.,
is a business visitor in town.
Mrs. Eben f. Coombs has returned
from a six-weeks visit to Revere. Mass.
Mrs. w. c. Richards of Everett,
Mass, is visiting friends in the city.
]. Francis MacNichol has gone to
Vinalhaven for 4 visit with his pa
rents.
A. j. Handy, night clerk at the post
Office has returned from trip to Bos-
ton.
w. S Drysdale and Geo. N. Fernald
of Portland are in the city on bust
ness.
Angus o. Campbell Of Sangervillc,
of the Governors Council, arrived in
the city on the Pullman.
Robert A. Cony, Jr, returned Mon
day morning from a 1O-days visit with
friends in Pembroke.
Mr.. and Mrs Honore Beaudet re-
turned Monday from Il visit with Odil-
lon NeilleuA and family at SkoWhegan.
w. II. Boynton, day clerk at Hotel
North is enjoying two-wceks Vaca-
ton at one of the popular lake resorts.
Andre Cayouette, agent of the New
England Investment Co, from Lowell,
Mass, is here on business.
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Smith of Water
vile were in the city yesterday on
their return from Old Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fisher of Port
land arrived yesterday morning for a
weeks visit with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Robinson and two
children will leave today for two
weeks vacation at Belgrade Lakes.
The Misses Annie and Eva Mason
left Monday morning for Five Islands
where they will pass a weeks vaca-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Folsom and
| two children left on the Islander Sun
! day morning for a fortEight's vacation
| al Ocean Point.
T. NJ Brann of 1\ittery, Me, who is
| connected with the Atlantic Shore ny,
| is visiting relatives and friends at his
| former home here.
c. H. Taylor j. c. Taylor and A.
| Taylor of Oakland passed the night at
| Hotel North, on their way down river
| by steamer this morning.
| Miss L. l.. Hunt, bookkccpcr for
| Taher & Reid, left on yesterday morn
| ings Pullman for Ashland, where she
will pass her vacation.
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank w. Halpen re-
| turned Sunday night from week
| passed at Albce cottage, Long Pond.
They brought with them a big string
Of fish.
Mrs. Clara Allen Maxwell Of Mon
mouth, and Miss Carrie Cornell OF
Providence, K. l., are visiting for a few
days at the home of Daniel l.. Allen,
East Chestnut st.
r. Il. Gemmell DIR. and H. A. Sibley
and w. f.. French of Stoughton, Mass,
and Miss Daisy I<illsen of Boston made
up an automobile party which passed
Sunday night at Hotel North, bound
| to the eastward.
| Rev and Mrs. A. j. Cameron and
| daughter of Portland, who have beer
| the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
| Gannett, Patterson street, left for Wa
tcrville Monday evening, where they
will visit for a short time.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Griffith left Mon
| day for Bangor to visit friends. after
which they will pass week at Vina'-
| haven, while in Bangor Mr. Griffith
who is superintendent of the Augusta
city farm. will inspect the Bangor City
farm.
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Daily k;nnsbec Journal
Tuesday, August II, 1908.
Card. of thanks, obituary notices, res

Cards Of thanks, obituary notices, res
olutions Of respect, etc. will be
charged at the rate OF ten cents per
line. No charge less than rs cents
All advertising announcements of en-
tertainments whose object is the
raising Of money. will be charged at
the rate Of fifteen cents a line.
Advertising notices, news form will Re
excluded from our local columns, ex-
cept such as refer to advertisers &C.
cupying space in our advertising
columns and will be run under q
separate head on one Of the local
pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive the
Journal promptly will confer a favor
by notifying the Office Immediately.
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CITY LEAGUE STANDING.
AMUsEM ENTs.
Vaudeville Changes.

Jeans and Carino assisted by an ex-
ccptionally clever little fox terrier
executed turn with the dumb bells,
juggling and hoop rolling that took the
house yesterday afternoon and last
evening at the Opera house and in
the evening they were Joined with
Maize Barrett the popular singing
concdicne. These people will be seen
today and tomorrow for the last time.
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Among those registered at Hotel
North yesterday were the following:
Il. w. Rowe, Winthrop; y. c. Sawyer,
Boston; II. Il. Moore, Washington, ID.
G.; William j. Clifford; +. w. Dona-
han, Boston; f. A. Peterson, Boston;
George N Reward, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-11

Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Melvin of Boston,
Mrs. J. H. COnant and Miss Conant of
Brooklinc, and j. c. Toomey of Bos-
ton constituted an automobile party
that stopped at the Augusta House
Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-11
KENT'S HILL.

Among the recent arrivals d. and
Maine Vacation Home are: MI
Mrs. George w. Norton, As'o.ia' ,ce!.
Y; Miss NJ. Ella Stewart, ProViuen and
r. l.: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. PIERCE A..
family, Auburn; Miss Ada Joroan Use
burn; w. II. Jenness, Maiden a,.,vn.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. z. Cutter. brooI
N Y: Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. oha
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. BurroWes' NJ. r.
Mrs. Emery Smart. Mr.. ana NJ a,iss
f. Homestead. Mrs. Day anu
knight, all of Portland
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4 new fpur-Way hydrant, set on ten
inch main, has been placed on Arsenal
street opposite the office of the Augusta
Lumber CO., by the Augusta Water
District The District has Started put
ting in about 800 feet of two-inch main
;,ipc On Lincoln street to afford add
tional facilities i'll that locality.
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III. j. Mardcn (thc cream man, on
eoiIy~ srSc9 -laSs purchased fine au-
tomobilc, will carry four beside the
chauffeur. He proposes puhilc auto
service at very reasonable prices FOR
the day or hour. Tel 5I2-l. SEE al.
first page.
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y small runabout got into trouble
on Grove street above the square near
the Augusta House last evening. The
gear on the rear axle refused to work,
hut was temporarily repaired after
about half an hours tinkering.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-11

The registry of the steam yacht
lara, recently sold by the estate of j.
Manchester Haynes to Detroit parties,
has been changed to Detroit
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Sidney Grange.

After a vacation of a few weeks,
Sidney Grange will resume its regular
meetings, beginning Aug. 13. A large
attendance is desired as considera BILE
business will come before the meet
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-08-11

Chevalicrs of Canton Augusta will
leave their hall at o'clock this morn
ing in full dress for Winthrop, where
they will participate in the Old Home
Week exercises.
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Time
Boat. Owner. III
1, 1,b, Z Rndwcll ..........1H 49,
, ,m'';,1, w {, Eonrhhv .............2o21
c cili !, +, !, Hurlci2h ..........:21:l1
.7''i ~ ~ Z. " raiIcy ........22 - 30
Di "'' slim, :. Roster ..........1lt -
G,i3nr g $ Iiichhorn ............... 1"-Ml V
;I"i,,"' {. II NJ Inuih ....4S -
l-'u'" - - - ,i1ae,
tIWlcr ar"uiio' hNc h''''' ao.o-
Pauline G. w. Jones ..................,'::. *,
Alice f. G. kinSman .................4''' -
,rvico ,ro,,nd five milcs.l
,,,.o1, 30 az
i Az tt"i ;,,,.oy n,,ne l2:45
i,SNcht, MnH' t't,.,,.i.i, N,rtin IA 6I
MaNoui lttI,' -. i''' 49, " ''' Il -
ARROW Z; T. 1nlii. 33.55
HaNrn, IL. H. ilsH"h II 70
Thlrtteh' iI"',Il , i', un''oO 1st55
-------. r.: i; i,!l1ii'St'n II. ~
t.lt tcE'''. -; T.. i>",,'i'7''' u %
illot. ~ y, lT""it19''1 u, pci,i 41.32
Nlpnunk l''ie' w. H. i,'i"
fTwic" around 1le h'l'es' .oo
Ellen Waiter SpauldinE ...-.........'43:o 3
,.,,l, Sad cn,,rn,t .2s.1i
iot'f' i,",t ~ GIh' ''''''''''''''''' 30.o3
Imili' r., SUI ~ Il 2,
Bfehda' sen lr"'l'N
tTWicc around. flN" mllcSD
Are.uipa. w. s. Wiswcll .............2i:5S
:. :. .,.a,,a ,h.,, ,b, pirco Cant
CO., 10 - '' , ,I.1,,,,,,,. :, ,,.,nt II
n,n,ni.h N.rtin. Snilnr can't C.. $. fitch
i., ,,i w. pG,.rhc Nnyrs Hros win be
h ~ ,,i, in ,ho first class They are
al m "',H III tt.,, nv mtj,"r bnais ON
a.. 1'r.n 10 Slim. wnn Tie f;rst class
i,,t t,,ai. hi, ali three Of the other first
ri,ss MATS 'tra nrw ones this wear and
bayr ,m.,d,. f1st tim,, in the trials. Shir-
lev Fnstcr has inst launched the Bingo
ana in the trials has made the best time
yet. The result of the actual race. how
eve. cannot I've Judged by the trials. and
all four arc looking to win. Moves BIOS.
have ha4 thoir Psyche taken out of tn"
water and thoroughly ovcrhaulcd in prep
aration The Mavourncen las new en-
cinc ANA is sure t." work up' t. higher
speed by the time of the rae. All ~"
classes will be close and h"tly contested
From trial S,e"d Capt. Robert fartrldGe
Thirteen is picked for winner of s"c"n,t
class but Capt. {. - PANE Ai n:o, WI,
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H-raSScd to his fellow toWnsnan. Gen
bingham. The next holder of the tits
promises to be another PcnnSylvanlah
Representative John DalZcll, I'M
stand-pattcr of IittsburS.
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POSTALS.

Earned run-Postals. Three-hase hit
Grier Two-base hit-Devin". Stolen base
Barney 5. Struck out-By Morse s. by
Wright T. rouble play-Pradhury Cunas-
sisted). hit by pitched ball-Maddox.
Passed hall-Barney. Base on balls Off
Wright :. Umpire, Appleton. Time, 1.15.
Attendance, 200.
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In the City League tonight at 5
O'clock the Co. NJ team will meet the
Plumbers and on Wednesday the
cations will play the F'iremen.
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LOCAL BRIEFS,

J.. S. Young's prosperity is manifest
in the fine new delivery wagon to be
seen upon the street.
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Cushnoc Hose was called out late
last evening by still alarm for q
hot chimney at II I'lagg street in the
house owned by Charles Wells and
occupied by Fred Fletcher. Three
chemicals subducd the blaze. No
damage.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY

Island Park Theatre.
National optical Co.
II. J. Marde Automobile.
inter-TruSt Co.-Portland.
Maine Optical Co.-kodaks.
J.. 5. Smith Co.-Dry goods.
Jackson's Drug Store-Gardincr.