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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-12-14

business agent for that company dur
ing the past five years.
The state health board has taken
charge OF the sewer system of Lead
vile. A private company owns the
sewers and disconnections are being
made where rents are behind. This
shows the fallacy of letting sewer
systems out to private companies.
The health board is in charge as
matter of precaution until settlement
is secured.
State Auditor Statler In the biennial
report which he handed to Governor
Buchtel Thursday, will have the pleas.
ure of informing the chief executive
that for once in the states history
every dollar appropriated by the last
legislature has been paid and that
there is surplus OF practically s275.-
900 on hand for the use of the coming
Legislature. This surplus accrued out
of the revenue Of the present biennial
of $4,000 accruing from the collec-
tion of old taxes not previously col
lected. He recommends that the sur
plus be applied to the reduction of
outstanding warrants in addition TO
conducting all of the affairs of the
state government and realizing a Sur
plus of over quarter of million
dollars. The present administration
has paid preceding deficiency indebted
ness of other administrations to the
amount of $4,000. This is the best
record ever made by an administration
in the history of the state.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-12-14

own all the birds below Staine's, while
the king owns those at Windsor and
the upper reaches of the river.
Travel between New York and
Brooklyn has seen remarkable in
crease during the past year The to-
tai travel In both directions for TWEEN
ty-four hours was $4,000 as compared
with 100000 last year, an increase of
about 16 per cent. The opening of
the subway tunnel and the growing
traffic over the Williamsburg bridge
have caused a decrease of travel over
the Brooklyn bridge from 423,OO0 in
1907 to 10000 in 1908. An analysis
of the traffic across the East river
shows that the ferries carried 165 900;
the subway, 100000; Williamsburg
bridge, $4,000; and Brooklyn bridge.
10000. Nothing could show more for
chilly than do these figures the com
manding position held by the famous
Brooklyn bridge among the transpor.
tation facilities between Manhattan is-
land and Long island.
The large army of professional poll
| ticians in New York state are look.
ing very detected these days, and
| with them II is serious question
whether life is worth living. 1t looks
very much as II the most of them
who have been active members of the
Republican machine, who have held
office continuously and have been sup
ported by THE state. would have to
| look for work outside. In a speech
before the Republican club the other
day Governor Hughes said: Il desire
TO thank most heartily all those who
have labored hard in the last cam
paigu in support of my candidacy
and in support OF the other candidates
of the ticket" and then he proceeded
TO say that he should continue the pol
icy in making appointments he had fol
lowed during his first term as gov
ernor-and that is to select his sub
ordinate officials from outside the ac
tive party managers on the unpopular
theory that the victors are not en-
titled to the spoils.
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The New Low Effect Couture.

The new low-effect coiffure must be
arranged Of false hair. since 1t Id
possible to manipulate ones own top.
knot so marvelously and wonderfully
The proper thing is a long and short
switch fastened together. The short
switch makes the Psyche bump, and
the long switch is coiled about It like
the layers Of currant bun. all Of
which is astonishingly delightful. The
coiffurs arrangement is done on your
dresser. then your head Ii attached
to It. Very simple.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-12-14

Friday evening the Beta Gsmrnas
gave return dance to the Zeta Gam
mas, both being social clubs whose
members are high school boys and
girls. The party went to Trimble In
sleighs and danced in the pavilion at
the springs. Refreshments were sery-
ed about IL. All the arrangements
we're perfect and the Zeta Gammas
all declared that the boys know how
to entertain. c. f. Temple, Mrs. r. H.
Sloan and Mrs. Parsons were the
ehaperones. The guests were: Misses
Marguerite Jackson. Ethel Berndt,
Marguerite Parsons, Goldie Hooker
Leila Silliman. May Spargo. Emma
Fankhauser. Gladys Stephens, Olisis
Stephenson. Katherine Wall, and Pan
sy Redman. The hosts were: Msssrs.
Dick Lane. Jack O,Donnell. Glens ste-
phens. James McGillis, Gouiding Heuk
Ernest Fankhauser. George Gobeit-
son. Ben Otis, Paul Jakway, Ned Hag.
gart, Reginald Bacon.
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FLoRAI- NORTH BuCKsrogr.

Floral grange held a pleasant session AZ
lis Installation Of onscers Tuesday even
lag, Jan After the opening exercises.
Pas Master George r. Robinson occupied
TIE chair during the installation cere-
monies Hiram J. Hartman conducted
the Installation in an able and pleasins
manner. He was assisted BY Mrs. Hattie
Z HSrriczsn and z c. Parker as marshals.
Tns following officers were installed
George W Chapman, master; Joseph l..
Gordon oysrseer; Annie NJ. Russell, lee
sO-sr; Charles II. Lowell, steward; Samuel
s Rich. assistant steward; Maria w.
Lowell. chaplain; Horace Z. Kiiburn.
treasurer Sarah 7. Reed, secretary; How
aru E. Avery. sate-keeper; Ida E. Chip
r,zn- Ceres: Annie c. Gordon, Pomona
Flora absent; Helen (. Rich, lady assist
Al. steward.
innsdlstsly after the installation. its
W. NJ declared recess for supper. The
lady officers served delicious supp~r. for
which they deserved and received many
conplinsnss.
Afte- supper the master introduced Mrs.
Durgzin. Of Bangor, worthy deputy, who
sxs1plined the unwriisen work in a thor
oagh and efficient manner. The remain
der Of the evening was devoted to remark
for the good of the order and Rotations
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Mssssrsqrs grange held reS1iS. meet
in- jan 3. with siShty-two in attendance.
Asssr TIE regular basiness, officers were
installed in an able manner by Bro. John
T. Weed without the use of the ritual,
assisted by Melvin Henderson, Of Sedg-
wick grange, and Maud Bacon, Of Eas.
Blashnl- The closing prayer was given BY
Sister Lizzie Wood.
Ii RECESS sn joined in march around
the nall- led by Assistant Steward Herrick.
then to the dining-room below. W here the
sahles we're pretfily laid After supper, a
programme ~as carried out, consisting OF
reading by Hrlda Henderson, song BY Sis
s=r Florencs and Bro. Henry Henrikson.
They responded to an encore, and Bro.
Henrikson sang . pretty song which he
learned when . boy in Norway. Then fol-
loxed music On piano, bones. violin and
saEhorine, solo by Clam Henderson, With
banjo seconpAninent Rotations by
Lriu MADDOX. Edith Candaee and
Florence Hsnrikson, all exceptionally well
rendered. and remarks for good OF the
ofd<r By several visitors. A rising vote Of
thanks was given Bro. Wood.
There we're present two visitors from
Ealcyo1 gnangs, three from Har-
ecrslcs. SIX from East Bluehill,
thir-y-tcur from Sedgwick, and twelve
nce patrons II is hoped tina, al.
enjoyed themselves so well they will come
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AlAxoo-pox. Est oar.axn.

Aismoo-ook grange held its regular
meeting Saturday evening, Jan II, with 4
good attendance All Ih~ officers but Pc
rnena ~src Installed ny Bro. J. E. Gross.
assisted by Bro. Y. s Gress and Sister
Olive Farnhxn- Al recess harFsst sup
per vas enjoyed.
II was voted to scc~ps the invitation to
meet With Highland grange Jan. II.
shost programme was presented by the
lecturer. consisting Of music, reeitations
and readings.
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me ~ y Government In Ia "rurc Food
law does net Endorse" or guarantee. any
p,epAfNuen' a. some manufacturer. In their
advertisements would make n appear, In the
ease o. medicines the Law provides that Ger.
Tam ates" shan be mentioned ON the labels.
y hey are ingredients Of the preparations,
N'ys otea" halrA the weli.kaown family
remedy Tor cold In the head, hay fewer and
nasal os'strh, deesat eentsia q single tp-
furious arus, SO The makers have simply 10
print The fact that " cemriiss fully Win Al
the requirements u the law,
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Easzzs md Q vumaas vuRk COZ
t;oel have produced tie Qandess
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world AaA evsr Known
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cure dssease and m.<is1ss gu4kdng.
Tie Indians CO con Western
Pains to-day can r-odrce rook2 AID
kers& for every aiimens, and cre
dseASes that hatze tie mast s1Iled
Physicians who hare spent yea2s n
the study of drugs
FROM the roots and herns of tie
ED lydia z Pnktal -ao-e than
thirty vesrs ago gave to the woman
o. the word q remedy for their Pc
eEliAr lis. more rceent and effes-
coos than any combination cfdrUEs.
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Co-pcuri s rOE Recognized Is the
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What LYDIA z Pznkhans vege-
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Grssa Nogss2is Pomona grange con-
vsaess via John Dorify grange, Sullivan,
Frsssy, Jan. 10, With about seveniy-nve
rssrurs in attendance. Meeting vas
szlsea to c-der By W. NJ Augustus L Foes.
Aasr TIE ssuAl orenins csrenonies, .
t-5es hzs ccrtsal address Of welcome vss
seIive-sd BY Fred Noyes, master Of John
Dexssy gr2nse- Charles shand, OF Bay
We. xrnnge. responded in few we'll
c.cs<n ~Cda
Afe- Tie repor Of grsnxcs, al further
szssnes. vss laid sside, and the patrons
nesoet 80 instructive remarks fromessase
Master c. =. Ssesson. along the line oil
s-Aaxs wxk- He spoke Of the good work
lie grange bad zone in the past. bis plans
sd hopes fer future work.
Bro ssssscn 10 . man OF enthusiasm,
and his words Ct the beginning Of the new
ysz- Inspired the patrons with new life
sz1 s-tcr. In TIE minds Of many present
-~Soszssou. we're made fer better work in
Pomona and Subordinate meetings fos the
oczingfyesr-
Ar - ~ kt@E &AE 49, Va h<<S Ns~~@ "NA~
r-ass By W. ". Foss and Julien Emery.
TIE tcvsc. lin " bat way may good patron
ssss sae~ tie teachings Of our order in
as intercourse with his fellowmsn" WIS
9 szsd ~ Julien Emery, followed by
BIC. saz1d. The topic WAS indefinitely
pcszrc7eo-
Ms Doris Hatch ~as introduced and
.s-c-s3 the grange with recitation,
-Frcz Ear Ccantry," which received an
s-eors aa6 rising vote Of thanks.
The scsasc, Resolved that agricultural
yz-xzIss bold cct Sufficient Inducements
tc- yoS1E nan to choose that for an O.
egpxsso1. = ~zs opened by Chester STRAIT
to- q Pamela grange, in shle manner. 1t
~&s vose3 to postpone indefinitely the
tspsc- \ pls7o solo ey Lsons oreuit fol-
Ac=s1-
II E-zass thea opened for work il
FRI cesrss- Fou- candidates were
fz-r0sszeed and instructed in The degree Of
Pczezx-
Ths master then gsye brisf address
describing hzs recent visit TO the State
g-zzss' meeting al lewiston. After a
ris5n< vote Of thsnks to John Dority
Ezrgz te- hospitality Of the day, the
nesting elosed in dae form.
Px1ots grange. of Hancock. has voted
&c s1ts=raiz the Pomona sometime in
f.rsgf-a-
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sEDGwICK.

sedgwiek grange met in regular session
jan 10. The first and second degrees
were worked ON one candidate. Six app,,-
cations Tor membership were received, and
an unusual amount Of business was trans
acted.
The grange is having the walls and cell.
ing OF the store covered with steel.
Quite large delegation from this grange
attended the installation meeting Of Mas
sspaqus grange Jan. .. The work va.
dome IN most efficient and pleasing man
ner by Bro. John r. Wood, OF East Rine.
hiIl grange, bountiful supper WAS
provided, and tine programme VAS rem
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When attacked by . cough or a cold.
On wnsa your throat is sore, il Is rank
fooaiznnsss 10 take airy other medicine
thAs Dr- Kings New Discovery. avs q
o kldrsdgs. of Empire, Ga. II have used
New Discovery seven years and know n
- the best remedy on earth for coughs
and colds eroap and all throat and innS
Ero1oiss. Ny children are subject IL
eroups but New Discovery quickly cures
sss-y s.tseS Known the world over AZ
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Sold under guarantee a, 4. a. Mooara
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East Bluchi.l grange held It's rcru,.,
meeting Saturday evening, Jan. 4, with a
good attendance, there being sfx,y.eigh,
members and twelve visitors present. m,
Officers were installed in an able manner
py fsst Master Charles Soutman, assisted
by Lisxie Youtman and A. n,
wood, after which supper was served,
AT last Saturday evenings meeting ar
Weight membcrs and three vinitors were
Mcsent, The trustees for the ensuing
year were elected. and the various com
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Seventy members and visitor. assemble,
in sii-day session OF Se~ Century rr,n,.
jan H. The cfncers ~ere installed By j
=. Wood. lecturer Of Hancock poruon. /,
. manner to inspir. all present with new
interest In grange work. Visitors .e,.
present from East Eddington, Pine Grow.
Enterprise, Ammsdsmast ana East R,r.'
bill SrAngss-
The proxrsmms consisted OF resdins,
BY iAurs Cock and e. W. Burrill: s,or;s,
T. Il. Phillips. G. P. Goodwin, ]. r. Bl.et.
singing By quartetss; solos, Clifford Bur.
riii; Rotations, As Lyford, E. Eddins.
ton, NJ. w. CHM; Dialogue, Mary BurrilL
Mabel Thompson; remarks from visitor
and others
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Nsrisviiie grange met Al the hall Jan.
II with isrve attendance Il being gen.
tiernsns night, the ladies had nothing to
do Th> work was carried on With gres,
success srd much sport. Tbs gentlemen
furnished a7~ supper and treat, which
OF coarse was far ahead OF that furnished
BY the ladies. The ladies eujoyed the
evening very much
Their vii be pie socizble at the hail
"Wednesday evening, Jan. Is. All are cor
dIsIlx invited
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-01-15

Ars1,ns grange nes in regular session
Friday evening, with q large attendance
and visitors from Sko~ hogan and HarYes.
Home oranges NJ. e. Linnesen was
erected lecturer in place OF Rosa carter
resigned. The otfcers for the ensuing
year were ably installed by Mrs. Linnekelp9,'
assisted by Evelyn Bellzity. There WI
Be work in the hrss and second degrees AZ
the next meeting.
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Harvest Horne grange held Q most pro-
ntable meeting Jan. II. After the routine
business, the ofscers were installed. Recess
was then declared, and all enjoyed a har-
vest least. There were seventy four prrs-
ent, including visitors from Lake View.
Nieolin, Arbutus. Skowheean and Dracri
oranges. Two applications for member
ship were received.
The programme consisted Of songs, reci-
'asions, connndrums, and music BY quar-
tette.
There will be dance at the hall Jan. Is:
IL stormy, Jan. 10.
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Penobsco; grange mr.: in regular session
Friday evening, Jan. 10. with W. 81. r. +.
Leach in the ehsir. The nas-e. of twc
candidates were baliosed upon.
After recess, as no further business az
pearsd, spelling match was organized.
r. r. Leach received prize for standing
longest. About forty were present, in
Guiding three visitors from Csstine grange.
After few remarks by visiting members,
grange was closed. All declared Ii a very
pleasant evening.
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HALcYoS. NORTH sIuEHI1L..

Haleyon grange held its regular meeting
jan. with ffty-two members and four
visitors present. The officers were in
stalled by Fanny J. Billings, after which
the following programme was carried out
Song, Ethel Pert; recitatipns, Enc Dun
bar, Alice Hinckiey, Meretta Pert, Carroll
Dunbar and Ethel Pert,