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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION
Is SHORT OF FUNDS

BUFFALO, Oct. lathe problem of
financing the work of the American
Womans Suffrage Asociati6N il was
reported today. for a time clogged the
smooth running machinery of their
convention The question first came
up in executive session, where it IS
said that President Anna Shaw talked
to the delegates in no uRcertain way
as to their failure to provide the ma
tional organization with The means to
acrry on its work. II was finally de-
cided 70 make an effort at the after
noon session to raise 5000 BY volun-
tary subscription.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
THINKS RIVERSIDE RICH.

C. NJ Turton. the representative OF
the 8. C. Smith & Brothers typewriter
firm, left Bisbee yesterday for Los
Angeles. Mr.. Turton is interested in
the Riverside copper district across
the Colorado river below Parker. Like
all those lucky enough to possess
property in that potential mining
country he is enthusiastic about its
richness He says that an abundance
OF capital is awaiting the opportunity
of developing that region.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
ABANDON HOSE RACES.

The members of the Bisbee fire de-
partment stated yesterday that they
had decided to abandon their intention
of participating in the hose races
which are to be held in Phoenix dur
ing the territorial fair. This for the
reason that they did not feel like call
ing on the city. after the recent fire,
for sufficient funds to take the team
TO the fair 49,. -.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
RUSSIAN CRUISER is
PROVED DEFECTIVE

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. la.-An
aguclel in the Noyoe vremya today
confirms statements published some
time ago by certain radical nev'epa-
rcrs thar there were sew, tqA< In
the construction Of the Rt-.ssl = s.
or RurIk The Sovoe y--sne, lie
clares that tie cruiser win. * va,ue-
less ~ fighting vessel unless her
turrets are rebuilt
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
OWNER OF THE GRAND HERE.

J. H. Jack, owner of the Grand ho-
tel, the building in which Bisbee's re-
cent disastrous fire originated, was
in the city yesterday looking over the
ruins of his property. He said that
he was not yet In position to state
whether he would rebuild.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
CITIZENS BANK AND
TRUST CO. OFFICERS

AT a meeting of the directors of
the Citizens Bank & Trust Co. held
recently the following officers were Sc
lected:
l. w. Wallace, president; c. L. Ed
mundson. vice president; r. NJ
Moore, Cashier; w. II. Rankin, as
sistant cashier.
Directors,-I. W. Wallace. C. L. Ed
mundson. R. NJ Moore. B. Caretto, B.
A Taylor. JIG. Collins, Charles
Locking, C. A. Mcdonald. w E. Nc
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
DANCE WAS SUCCESS.

The dance last Saturday night given
by the Copper Queen band the pro-
ceeds of which are to go to the fire
relief fund, was a success in every
particular. The amount raised is $50,
an excellent showing, and the mem
bsrs of the band are well pleased
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
PAY FOR DYNAMITINe.

1t was learned yesterday. through a
telegram, that the companies in which
insurance was held on the buildings
which were destroyed by dynamite in
the recent confiagration, will pay the
damages the same as though they had
been destroyed by fire.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
airi IN Trance w,th Jaw. Set.

Hazleton. Pain . trance since
the other night, when she retired in
good health, Miss Ella McGee, aged 20
OF this city. may die OF starvation IN
less she IL aroused. Her jaws are
firmly set and no food can be forced
down her throat. The case is attract
ing great attention smong local physi-
cans.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
Youth Reseues Playmate from Drown
ing In Pond.

MorristOwn, N. J.-Morristown has
q candidate for a Carnegie medal In
Joe Gilligan, IS years old, who lost
both legs and one arm in a trolley &C
cident in Brooklyn several years ago.
He heard his playmates, Alexander
Patterson and Eustace Monohan, cry
ing out for aid the other day when
they were drowning in a gravel pit
pond, and rescued one of them.
Despite his physical handicap, Gill
gan leaped into the water and swan to
the drowning lads. He directed the
efforts of another boy to save Patter.
son, who could not swim, and he him
self saved Monohan, who was suffer
ing with cramps.
Pushing his charge ahead of him
with the stump Of his right arm, and
swimming with his left, Gilligan got
Monohan to the shore in safety.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy

lti< s@.s-i,- With rnsav Hs,;!i-r~ au,f
.rsrs ss,-sgs-nn,< thsm. Il centains nc
1'iur rs ,sthci ntrsr 'ti.: ANIL mas be given
.ift 3. - sf--lf' i,.rrr
sisseE DRUG CO.. sIsose. Sseo and
Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
lIPPsRTs BAssER SHOP.

Joe Lippert, the barber, who was
burned out during the recent disas-
trous fire, has reopened his shop in
room IL. over the, Turf saloon. and
can be found there by his customers.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
Do Not rifle
With a Cold

Is good aslvicr-tor men and women. II
may I've vitaf IN The cssS Of child. Long
experience has proven that there Is moth
ing BETTER for colds in children dfan
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20

One OF the greatest trials Of the
missionaries In Persia To to find means
tor counterac,ing the gross snpersu-
lion that exists there among the con-
mon people.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20

NO LEGS, ONE Anu, ..--. .---
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
Ger al1nsun int s,ua1stnIten aabrbnnnert.

Gin Sonhcr5u9 nit Irslr1nbcrerz
@ifeften nit QroBem &aHner ~Nu6
G5nnoa", 2llie 9ano &c.. Got, ct.
Saul, Winn., perlieB Nebrasfn nnt
2. Ipril. G5 miro bon gutter Iutoz
ritdt perii1ert, DnB mcbr ais 300,z
900 Imerifuuer iibsr Die @ren3e
nnf GaraSa iuncrbal5 Der lcbteu
flint Sabre pcr3oacu iiuo. Sieie Guz
iicoler iino icbr 5~ufrjeocn nit ibrer
ncucn 9cimntb, unb idrciben an ibre
Sreunoe uuO NddIborrL 81 fommsn.
Sic Webr3abl, lpelhe Ii DEN Staas
ten mad Canada gcben, iino bon Der
&laiie, tucld)e Den groBcu Imeritns
n~iidpen &eiten gei6aifcn. Cbfpobl
mir Den @erluit 10 lpertbpolcr Silrger
be:dllern. freut e5 inns bod, bag
Sbnen erlnubt iii, bieiclben ODER ebenz
10 cute @elegcnbeit Su crgreifen, uls
Sbneu uno Sbrcn &dteru in Dem ipeit=
lidsn Stuuten p"fferirt purben, no 10
pieIe Sarmer lid cine bequeme uno
rroblba6enoe 9duslidfeit seidaffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26

10 bel crtrascn bate? Sa, es mar
tpirtlih io-th pdr ihr rifts mehr.
gftt eilem Walc brdngtc lib mir bieie
lleber3cuguug auf, mn e5 mar min.
ais Oh in bicien Iueenblide elm plosz
lidler Sroit mein Ser5 ersriffen 9dtte
lno MN nleinen gan5en aprper our6z
r~ieielte. DIT babe tl mir DIE Nraae
geltelt. Oh publ bel anbern WenIfen
oaS @efilbl geiItt9en Geioens in benz
ielben 8rnDe. nie oies bel mir Der
Sail lit. ben Der GmpfiuOung ~forperlis
den S6mer5es be9ieitet iein mD3e.
uno Der Iusorud: yeiu lfmer5erfillz
tes 5er5" i6ien mir itete ebeniopobl
cine bu6itdblihe mie cine bilSIid)e gez
oeutung 81 babcn. gs 9i6t eiue art
nirfli6sn forperliGen Sfmer5es, Der
IN %erbinbung nit setpi'en 8aaunz
gen geiitiser Seiocn a"uftritt uno bon
Der gmpfiuouns bes Summers, ieIbir
Dem bptiten 8rupe beilelben, iciner
9latir nut peridieben lit. Sic @nts
t%dIif1ung in ibren pielfufen Sormer,
lit wobl oieienigc Irt pes 2eineus.
relfe in Der Eegel bicie Gmpfinouug
er5en9t.
Sn ienem Iugenblide empfano i6
bieien Shmer5 in ieiner ~idneioenireu
Shdrie. Sd iiiblte ein 8ioeritrebcu,
Die Stelle 81 oerlaiien. auf Der id mid
befauo. unb ielbit oa5 8crduif meiner
ei9encu raifen Nt6emSil9e NOR mir
peinli6. Mteine Iugeu hattie id, ge@
i6lolien, hamit oas 2idt Der Come,
Die in ali ibrem berrlihen @lan5e
bernieoer iob, midi nift beriibre. SnS
Summen, bie Silite, Die mid menige
Wtinuten oorber nod ent3iIft bntten.
Karen mir ieet unertrdgltd). Seine
fremoe Gimme lpdrc min nilfontmen
gereicn; penn Die Gimme. Die i6 am
meilten licbtc, Die metncm Ser5eu ltets
Srcupe llno Srieben gebru6t. hattie 10
chen 8orte ~9eiprofcu. mel6c nit eli
mem Sflage Den Sempel Der Selig
felt perniftcten, ben mciu Ser5 ieit
10 LANCER 3cit fir iih aufserihtet bat
tie. Seine Gimme, mic geiast, hattie
MIDI in oieiem IugcnbliGe angenebm
beruhreu fpnnen. bu bran9 Die
i6aric. miberlife Gimme Sulien3 an
mein Chr. Ba3 i'd empionS, 8ott
in Seiner HANDKERCHIEF mag es mir
pergcbeu!
8ieoer itano Sulie on Der ~lteinerz
neu Sreppe. lpelhe bon Dem cinem
gnoe Der Seranba gum SluNe bindbs
fiibrte. uno. inbem lie Den SliB nui Ell
ne Der nit 9toos b%epad,ienen idliipfs
risen Stufen iebte, rief tic mir gu:
sd gebe %9iuunter; i6 iperbe bon
icst an thull, ipa5 i6 mill"
Sd elite 6u ibr. nabm tic BEL Der
Sanb. nm JIG bon Der Srcppe ncg5us
5iebeu. urb iagte: .Sbu' cS niht, Suz
liel" -. porauf tic erpiberte: YSu
"lolteit DID bitten, mid 81 dr9ern;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
Critics 2apitel.

SD tpuroe geboren unb ersoaen in,
Saufe metnes Sufels. Rr. Wibbles
ton, zines Der reihiten 8utsberru Der
@rafifdft 9. Bon linn mar meine
3utter nad ibrer 8iidte6r aug an
Oien, 100 lie ibrcu 8attcn unb ibr GIs
teites aiub berloren bate, nit liebes
boiler Site uuf9euommeu tporoeu; lie
mar bon ieiuen Shlpeitern Die iiinaite
llno b%ieieni9e, Die CT am meiiten liebte.
Nadoem Der liebe 8ott ibr cine 5ohz
ter lhenfte. ihipdnb ibre 8eiunbbeit
raid oabin; bel ibrem Sope empiabl
tie tbr biilfloieS Sinh Dem S6use liz
res SruberS. Der IN ieinem Snncrn
oel6loB. oaiiclbe pie fem cisenes Sinh
81 pcbanDeln. gSie Die meilten till
lflpei8enocn @elobniiie murbc audi
ole'es NIT relieioier 8cipilicnbaitigs
felt erfiiut.
CUR 3eit meiner @eburt 5dblte mcir
SnTsl bctldnfi9 picr5ig Sabre. gs
mar Elm 2anoebelmanu in Der ebreuz
ipertbeitcn Sebcutuns bes 8ortes.
anf Die Scrbeiieruns Der Gage Ieincr
EGhter eben 10 eifris bebadt lpie oui
Die 9ebun9 bcS 3ultanbes Ieincr Gil
ter, alS Wa9iirrntSpcrion pou giier,
Elm tbdtiscr SdnSipirtb. miIoibdtia aes
gen Die armen uuo a%aitireunoIih aez
Die 9tciden, mar CT p%crbienter 8eiIe
bel ieinen Nahbarn bcliebt unb bod,
an9elcben III Der 9an5en @rafi6ait.
Su ieiner Su9enb bate CT lid nm Die
Spdter zines IN Der Nabe bon Gins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26

rpenn Oh midi dr9erlt. pirlt Oh fortscs
itidt." IS lpar mir. als bate cine
&iper mid geitoden; bas Shlt Ifob
mir ms @eiiht uuo i6 i6Iug naf ibr.
Sic taun1eltc inter bent Shldgs unb,
nit bent SuBe alls9letteno, Itilr3te tie
fopfiber ole iteinerue Sreppe biuab.
gRir gan5 nabc ricf cine Gimme:
Sic Bot lie set0btct!" -. lluten i'm
Waifer bOrte mar eincu pldti6ernnen
SAL -. Suliens peibes 8leio taud)@
re auf -. perihranb eri6ieu nod
elm Waal - uuo perIhpano ipieber.
Inn nidt mebr sum @prid)ein 5u fonts
men. 3pei @tdnncr i~tilr3ten in nil
Der Gle naf benz liter binunter; Der
Cine bon linen brebie, ais er porbeiz
lief. Den 8oef unb lab 81 mir auf. Sd
b0rte einen berS5ereiBeneen Shrei =
Den @er5pciflunssifret elmer Iuts
ter.
Niemano lr~ieoerbolte: Sic bat lie
Sd itarb nidt = ib berfiel nidt
in 8ahniinn = benn ib tGuihtc mid
feineu Iugcnblid. i6 bate nia1t Den
eeringiten 3petfel iiber cas-, mas ses
idIcben mar. Iber Die 8prte: sic
bat ie get0btct tic bat lie getobz
tell" maren lpie nit eiuem feuri9eu
8rifiel in mein @ebirn acifriebsn uno
geIlten Sag uno Nuft mir in Den Oh
rem.
8er ma es, Der iie ausgeiprofen
bate?
9oriu lag baS 0ebeimniB meines
8ei6ides.
(Sortiebung foI9t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26

mem Sbr Drdrtg. Inn Die Sdltle, an
Der ih ltanb, ranften WairoIen unb
elm l6lanter Sasmin empor, ibrcn
Suft aus ltromenb uno pa5 anmutbiac
9aupt, bas Der Sturm oerb aejdiitz
telt bate. nit neuer Strait crbebenb.
Sf bate meiuen Sllt 5uriid9efporfen,
llm mid bon benz luarmen, ouftcnpen
~Suttbaltfe FREEZER umneben Sl ldien,
unp mar 10 p~ertieft in Die ShDnbeit
Der um9ebun9. bdB i6 crit 5pei Ntal
9erufen perben muSte, bepor ih Den
Nopr tparote. Nun crit ben1erfte ih
Sulic, Die lid auf Die iteinernc 9ruits
fpebr geiteIt uno ibren Irm Inn cine
Der Sdltlen g%eidluneen bate. SD
erlfraf ilber Die 8eiabr. IN Ser ih lie
I6ipebcn lab. uno iorberte iie auf, herr
unter5ultei9en. Iuf ibre 3eigerung
faBte ib lie unb bob tic herab. Iuz
genblidlid erbob Suite Elm Iautes &C.
Itrei unb elite nit Dem Huie. i) bate
tbr fpebc 9ethan. an mir porbei in ben
Salon, Der nit cinem ieiner Bintel
aus Der 5runte oes @ebduDe5 ppr>
iprana. Gin itutales. persittertes
Senlter. bas auf Die geranba ging,
mar in oieiem Iusenblide nid)t pon>
ltdnoig seifltiieu; i6 fonnte paber
bon DEM Elasc aus, no id itanb, iez
oes @ort pernebmen. bns im 3inmer
geiprp6cn tpuroe. Sd b0rte, ipie oa5
ainb lid bei ieiuer NItter iiber un@
frennoiihe Sebanblin9 bon meiner
Seite bel tlperte; Dor Shluf3en uno
Corn tonntc es faum ipred)en. Die
gr5dbluns, pel6e Suite Dor Dem Sors
fale mad)te, Der mid gum gini6reiz
ten gegcn JIG perunlnbt bate, mar
ppardnbi9 umipubr; eincn Nugcnblid
bate i6 Den @epanfen, binein5ugcben
uub 5u pibcriprehen; aber Scr StpI5,
Der Stud meineS GbaraftcrS, Der mir
cine MISUNDERSTANDING ODER Hedts
fertieun9 itets perbaBt madte, belt
MIDI Sapon ab. 3u9leid bprte i'd
Srau Wipbleton's Stinme, Die balb>
lnlt, uber iebr eifri9 nit ibrem 8atz
ten ipradl.
.Sas fam 10 ni6t bulben". inste
lie; nipir biirfen es nift LANCER bulz
Den. Sic ainoer miiiien getrsnnt
pcroer, uro 5lpar ic cher, ocito bei>
ier."
naber pic lit oics 5l maden?" mar
Die Intrort. ~@llcu bat feline urlocre
Seimdtb, ais bel ms"
Sd lauifte athemloS nuf Die Gnts
gcgnung meiner Sante. gs pdr mir
Ill pieiem Iugenblide, ais % mein
2e6eu abbiugc. Der 6cr5lflna itodtc
mir, unb iD 5"ittcrtc am gan5en aDrz
pet.
~Man founte lie ia iiir elm pbcr
5rpci Sobre in einc CUTE llnterrihtsz
~anitult lhiden". iaatc Srau @ibble>
ton. r0tln entihlieBt iih 5lpdr 81
einem iolden ShritSe nidt germ; es
lit ifmer5Ii6; uaein 8cseniiber Der
Hiidiift auf Suliens 0eiunbbcit oarf
Dies unierieita nibt in getratt fontz
men,"
SG bDrtc uibt lpeiter. ioneern
nabm meinen 6ut uuf urp |itiir5tc fort
bis an bns GuBcrite Gnbe Der Sale
rie. 5ier innf ib uui Die anice nie@
Scr II. lebntc mein @aupt an Die iteiz
nernr Sruiimebr. Sic Iberu on u,eiz
ntr Stirue ifpoaen oil uno id)ienen
beritcu 81 pollcn; eS par mir, Gl5
lei ih p!oelih aus ciucm ld)oueu
Sraume 81 elmer &irtlihfcit ernaht.
Der ih faum Stanb 81 taltcu pcrz
mpdltc.
@ur CO pirflih mcinc Sante. pirts
lib Srnu Niobleton. Die es allS9es
iproheu bate, oaB ih tort miiiic -
tort bon Glmolep? @1r JIG es, Die
81 erfcnncn gcscbcu bate, ih lei ibr
uihts im @craleihc 81 DEM iclbitliifs
tiSeu Sinbc. bon Dem i6 ibr 81 Siebe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
NbgeiIbrt.

SienitmdbGeu: llnO Damn poIlte
ih S6uen nod ia9eu. 9nabi9e Srau.
puB i'd Elm reyes Mitglieb Der Sicnits
boten : 9elpsguus bin.
6ausfrau: sd erie6e bas ihou aus
Siren Stenitbuh = Sic tpefieIn
iebr oft - Die SlGee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
MhtnRq, Warmer!

Sabt Chr oaier. 9eu. aartoi elm, Sseisen. sorr.
Roaoeu, 0eriie, Gter. Butter ober Iberhauni
irasnOiueldhe 5armprobntte 81 oertaufen? @snn
20. oauu idreibt crit an Soi. 3. Wasle. 9ubuons
Spwn, uno irast ihu un ietue Treiie. Yau
abreiiire einiadl: Y. j. ysaele, Dubuque. Soma'
N. b. perr Nagle tauTr uno uertdaiG aucb
Gtabt. unb BarneiGentbum-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-26
MiHouri= Sarmen.

@an idreibe nm Staatstarte. Gampblst. unb
Metterberiht tret psriaHot. Saasi !. Wcef,
Gbiuicotbe. Wo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-03
PENoBsco7.
ETNA.

Memorial day was observed the 10Th
in this town. Mr.. Cookson of Bangor
delivered the Memorial address at the
church with music By the male quar-
tetIe of Carmel and the Carmel Band.
Mrs Emma -Adair and little daughter
were in town one day last week and
have gone to Clinton to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaw
No mail was delivered on Il. +. ID.
routes No. l and Memorial day.
Miss Julie benefits health contin-
ues about the same.
Earl Amcs is attending school at the
NJ G. l.. Pittsfeld.
George A. Sanborn was in town May
20 and attended the Memorial services
at North Etna. returning home to
Newport the same day.
Mrs. \. NJ Soule has returned home
from her visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Scott Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Buzzcll were
is Newport at Mr.. Buzzelrs parents
last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-03

Mr--NcBcan and family are moving
into II. w. Halves house near the old
academy building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fearing are at their
summer home on Main street.
Daily passenger trips between here
and Boothbay Harbor commenced
Monday, June 1.
JEFFERSON.
Rev. A. A. Bennett is moving his
barn to a more convenient location.
AT a Republican caucus held at the
town house Friday, May 90, j. Y. Me-
serve, II. w. Clary and o. P. Hilton
were chosen as delegates to the State
convention. To attend the county con-
vcntion NJ. Johnson, A. M. Hodglins,
z. n. Weeks, ~. Il. Hall and G.. w. To-
hey were selected.
y comedy drama, entitled "a Girl in
Thousand" VIII he presented by the
Waldcboro High school at Grange hall
Friday evening June 5.
Memorial day was observed by VIM.
G. Hall Post G.. A. r., with services at
the First Baptist church, at p. NJ A
program consisting of music and read
ings and an address by Mrs. Estellc
Hatch Merrill of Cambridge, Mass,
was given. Mrs Merrill was formerly
Of this town, and Il large and apprecia-
tive audience greeted her, and listened
to one of the best Memorial day adj
dresses ever delivered here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-03
KNOX.
SOUTH WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs J. T.. over of Rockland
were at l. T.. Spears, Sunday
Orrcn Condor and family of
Thomaston were in town Sunday
visiting relatives.
Mrs Jane Jones, who has been pas
sing q few weeks in Thomaston with
her children. returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Nelson Spear and two children
went to West Warren, Sunday for a
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs T.. NJ. Hysler.
Spencer. Benncr moved his family
from Rockland last week into the Mill
house of Spear Bros. He is employed
in the cooper shops of Spear Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barker of Rock
land were recent guests of Mr. M. r.
Hunts family.
Mrs. C. K. Spear was in Rockland a
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Robinson. and little
Shirley passed Sunday with Mrs.
Robinson's parents.
Charles Young, who has been shaw
ing hoops the past week for Spear
Bros. returned to his home in Rock
land Saturday, where he will have
employment.
Henry Jones was home over Sunday
from Monhegan.
Mrs. Harriet Vinal of Thomaston
was at Mrs. b. 3. Bucklin's last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-03
SAGADAHOC.
RICHMOND.

Joseph Collins of Hopedale, Mass.
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Laura Whit
more of this town. He expects to re-
turn to his home Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Fl. Alard was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. H. c. Merrlman,
Sunday.
About so school children of the Tower
grades with bouquets and flags were
in line of march Memorial day. The
band escorted them from the school
grounds to the G. A. r. hall, where
they were joined by Merrill Post. They
marched to the water front, where a
very pretty service was given by the
children singing and scattering hoW-
ers on the water, then marching TO the
Opera house, where an excellent ora
ton by Rev. F. w. O'Brien of Bath
was delivered to a full house. The
Grand Army people are very grateful
to all who assisted in furnishing flow
ers. or in any other way
George Hinlkley and family were the
Sunday.
w. e. Seekins went to the homo of
his parents at East Pittston Friday
afternoon, returning Sunday.
The funeral of George Randlette took
place from his home on Front street
Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The
service was conducted by Rev. r.
Meade of Augusta There was large
attendance.
Many new rails. arc being laid on the
railroad above the village. The steep
grade has also been much improved.
BoWDOIN.
Rev Paul Curtis, pastor of the West
Bowdoin church. preached a very able
sermon Sunday afternoon at the South
Bowdoin church. He will hold a meet
ing there at 3 O'Clock next Sunday
afternoon June Z. Sunday school will
be at 9 o'clock All are cordially in
vited.
A. p Small. of West BOWdOin was in
this section of the town Sunday af-
ternoon and attended meeting at the
South church.
Simeon Potter, who was recently in
jured, was able to be taken to his home
Sunday at West Bowdoin.
Mrs Roxa Shelton died Friday May
90, after Il short illness. Her husband
and several small children, father.
mother, one brother, Charles Pickett
of this town, and two sisters of Lis
bon Falls, survive. The funeral was
held at her late home at 10 o'clock
Sunday forenoon. Intcrment was at
Durham.
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Deer Isle. May -. Augusta r. Small.
| aged 6 years.
Birch I!arhor. May 20 GeorgesW. Wes-
stonington May is, Allen =. Barter.
aged 81 years.
Bicksport, May II, Aaron p. Stubs.
Penobscot, May II, Maria WardweIl.
aged q years.
I<ENNEBEC.
Waterville, May "a, John L. Poulin.
aged GO years; May 3d. Thomas Demo,
aged GO years: May "A. Phillip Jacques:
May %, Miss M. V. MERCER, aged q
years.
Winthrop. May %. Albert Bezzell. aged
81 years; May "a. Charles Twitchell, aged
So years.
National Home, May %, James H. Gar
Vassalboro, May 10. Mrs. ]. p. Phillips.
aged IS years.
Rockport May Is. Mrs. Roxanna B.
Stnsoa. aged rs years
Vinalhaven, May 20 Eldrdge Eendrick-
SON: May 16. Mrs. John Bray.
Kocklan1, May 20. Maggie \. Brown.
aged 50 Years: May 10, Simon G. Hewctt.
aged 80 years; May IS, Luella. Remission.
aged 81 years.
Hope. May 20. Daniel J. Bowley, aged
81 years.
Camden. May 10. Florence l., Lamb.
aged l. years: May Is. Tlynhena b Max
er, aged 81 years: May 10, Cordelia S.
Patten, aged - years.
OXFORD.
Canton, May 16, Mrs. Ruth Keene, aged
90 years
pe nli M aae %H' "a Years: May IS. Mrs.
Martha +. Davis, aged a years
Norway, May 16. Mrs. Rose Noyes. aged
q wears.
East oxford. May Il. Hon. George Q.
Robinson. AGED 81 years.
R,mfnrd rails. MAY Is, Henry w.
SwccnCy, aged % years.
PENOBSCOT.
Bangor. May %. jeremiah Sullivan. aged
50 years; May 20 Simeon G. Higgins.
Dexter, May %. Charles Warren Lucas.
aged * years.
Old Town, May 70. Miss Mamie Thibo-
dc:nI.
Crorv. May % James A. Perkins. aged
Lrvant. Nay -. Elihu Richardson, aged
IS years. -
Skowhcran. Nay 10. CLAYTON Swift Wat
son, aged 6 years: May Is, Joseph Tur-
cote. aged s. years
Fairfield. MAY A. Ahagail Cole
East Skowhcsan. May Is, MIS- AionZo
Richardson, aged 50 years.
Fairfield May 30. Mrs Adelaide l..
Harris. aged Sc years.
WALDO.
Belfast, May q, Mrs. Maria II. Stevens.
aCcl 81 years: May ~, MIS- l4ucretla NJ.
Body. aged =? years: May is, Eruma J.
Miller, aged 63 years.
WASHINGTON.
Calais, May II. James Mclaughlin. aged
IS wears: Nav &C. Maria A. Hill, aged Y
years: May 16, Mary Doris Lannigan.
aged 3 years.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Midtown. n. b., May IS, 1zctta Mont
Souery, aged 60 years.
Chirman n. f., May 90. Mrs. William
L. Hay ford, formerly of Belfast. aged So
Years.
Hartford Conn, May H. Lizzie Hazel
Martin. formerly OF West Pittsneld, aged
II years.
Gorham n IT,. May IS. Mrs S. X. Ben
nett. aged G. years.
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SOMERSET.
BLACKWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Spear were at
E. o. Danforth's last Sunday.
F. e. WEIGH and Morris Moore We're
in Embdcn recently.
w. r. Moore is working on a barn for
Hiram Moore on his place, known as
the Pease place.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gates and chill
dren were at their old home on Black
well hill last Sunday.
Gardner Mason is very busy planting
potatoes. with his potato planter for
the neighbors.
Walor Manter was in Scion Sunday
to see his sister, Mrs. Motier French.
Mrs. Elvira Veascy returned from
Skowhegan, Saturday.
Miss Nettie Moore was at home from
Wateryille over Sunday, returning
Tuesday morning.
Several from this vicinity attended
the baccalaureate sermon delivered in
the Congregational church at Madison
Sunday afternoon to the graduating
class of Madison High school.
Elmer Towne and family have again
opened their home after being away
during the winter.
MERCER.
Levi Ham, who went to Portland two
weeks ago to be treated for nervous
ness, is reported as gaining.
At the NJ. f. church last Sunday
Miss Agnes Fenton was baptised. and
she and Mrs. Lyman Dennison were