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DIED.

AMEs. In Orland. March 81. John Ames. aged
IS wears. months and q days.
BRAKEMAN. Iu South ItrookSville, March Is.
Frank Rakeman aged IS years.
BARTLETT. In StoningtOn, (Crotch lSland)
March IA, infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A L.
Bartlett, aged days
BIATHER In Los Angeles, Cal, March l6,
Alfred 5; Biather, aged 50 years, formerly OF
SearSpOrt
BURGEss In Southwest Harbor, March 16,
Charles l. Burgess. aged % days.
BURGESS. In Warren, March rs, Susan C., wife
OF HOddard Burgess.
CoLLEY. In BOSTON, March 70. Emma w.. wife
of Edward c. Colley of !homaston, aged IS years,
months and 20 days.
CLossoN. In Searsport, March %, Lydia Doris,
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Louis ?. CoSson, aged
months.
EMERSON. In Searsport March 26, Ephraim L.
Emerson. aged 76 years months.
ELwELL. In Hal's Quarry. March IA, Linn!e
Eiwell, a former resident of Spruce Head
GRAY. in North Brooksville, March 49, Mrs.
Charlotte Gray, aged 8s years and months.
MCPHERSON. In Searsport, March %, Benjamin
l.. NicksrSOn aged IS years, months, and 10
days.
Il PRATT. In Redlands. Cal. NJ arch %, at the
home of his son, F. e. Pratt. % Cedar avenue,
private. Interment at Belfast, Me.
PICKERING. In Deer Isle. March H. Lucretia
NJ, daughter of Mrs. Emery W. Pickering, aged 1
year and months.
sTARRETT. In Middleboro, Mass, March 20,
Silas J. Starrett. a native OF Warren.
RUSSELL. In Lawrence. Mass, March %,
Henry o. Russell, formerly Of Belfast.
SwAzEY. In Bucksport March 80. Mrs. Sarah
T., widow of Sewall b. Swazey, aged SO years. II
months, u days.
SMITH In Hurricane Isle. March %. James R.
Smith, aged 10 years.
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TEMPER TESTER.
No Wonder Some Belfast People are Annoy

No Wonder Some Belfast People are Annoy
ed.
Very little rest night after night
Very little comfort day after day.
The constant itching of Piles or Eczema
Any itchiness of the skin is temper tester.
Doan's Ointment is never failing cure.
Is endorsed by Belfast citizens for all itching
skin disease.
Lie. Putnam, Union street, Belfast, Me-, says:
GAS said in testimonial given in 1898, Doan's
Ointment did more for me than any preparation
Of the kind had previously used had been
annoyed with itching hemorI holds for years and
had experimental with humorous remedies, but
whatever relief found was only short and tenn
porary. 1t was different case with Doan's
Ointment which | procured at the City Drug
store. The first application relieved me and
short treatment brought complete cure. have
had no return of my old trouble for six years
past, and must give Doan's Ointment all the
credit for my cure"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents. Eos
ter-Milburn Co., Buffalo. n. Y, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take no
other
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BORN.

HABsoN. In Rrooksville, March 1s, to Mr.. and
Ernest b. Bah son. a daughter, Dorothy Amanda.
BUNKER. In Surry, March 81 to MI. and Mrs.
Ralph NJ. Bunker, daughter.
CALDERwOoD. In North Haven, March 8, to
Mr.. and Mrs Frank T. CalderwOOd. son.
GAME. In North Fairfield, March 26, to Mr..
and Mrs. Edward II. Game, twin sons, Tubal and
Jubal.
DOYLE, In stockton Springs, March 81, to Mr..
and Mrs. E. Ii. Doyle, son.
DANFoRTH. In Belfast, March 20, to Mr.. and
Mrs Emery Danforth, a son.
DUNBAR In East Sullivan, March 10, to Mr..
and MS Forrest Dunbar, daughter.
DICKSON. In Castlne, March IS, to Mr.. and
Mrs Bert NJ. Dickson, son.
FERNALD. In Belfast, March rs, to Mr.. and
Mrs j. Austin Fernaid, a daughter.
HEATH. In Orland, March II, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace NJ. Heath daughter.
HOWARD. Iu Bluehill, March IA, to Mr. and
Mrs. Albert a. Howard, a son.
LEACH. In Bluehill, March Is, to MIR, and Mrs.
Eugene Leach, a son.
MILLER In North Union, March II. to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Miller. a daughter
MOVES In North Union, March Is, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rose Noyes. a son.
OsGooD. In orland, March %, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery Osgood a daughter.
WENTWORTH. In tiope, March l6, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Wentworth son
WILEY. In West Lnc"lnvile, March 49, to MIR.
and Mrs. Ralph Wiley, a SON.
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Now Bayside Postoff1ce.

In accordance with a vote of the Wesleyan
Grove camp meeting association, and a
petition from majority of the permanent
or regular summer residents, the name of
the postoffice at the grove in Northport has
been changed from "Northport camp
ground" to "Bayside," in order to prevent
the confusion and Inconvenience which has
resulted from the fact that hundreds of let
tiers intended for that place have been sent
to 'Northport" postoffice, four miles away,
with no direct mail communication be-
tween the two. The postal officials say
that for a long while yet mail which may be
addressed to "Northport camp ground
will reach its destination at the newly
named office. This is in accordance with
the custom of years when names of post
Offices have been changed. But Bayside,
Northport, is the proper address.
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The Fire In Big Timber.

To THE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL Ii
send you paper, The Big Timber Pioneer
of March 10Th, containing a picture of Big
Timber before the fire, and have marked
where the fire went. 1t started in the stock
yards and cut swath nearly two blocks
wide through the central portion of the
town, running east and west. The follow
ing Maine boys lost by the fire: F. A. Sew
erance, f. L. Patterson, Bert Howard.
Frank Taylor, E. c. Hale and W. A. Clark.
E. L. Patterson.
Big Timber, Mont, March %, 1908.
The Pioneer gives list of the losses, in
Guiding the following: F. A. Severance, res
dence and furniture, $1,000, insurance $500;
E. L. Patterson, residence and contents
$4,000, insurance, $1,000
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MA kKIED.

CROSS KNIGHT. In Belfast. March %, by Rev
A A. smith, Hermon Cross and Edna NJ. Knight,
both of Belmont.
HARrFR-DAvIs. In Castine, March Is. Law
renee p Harper of Castine and Miss Matte L.
Davis of Deer Isle.
MICHAELS-CLARK. In East Belfast, Ma rcl
u, by Rev. A. A. Smith, Sas Mchaels and
Carolyn E. Clark. both of Belfast
STARRFTT- RUSSELL. In Warren, March 20,
George E. Starrett and Miss Mary K Russell,
both of Warren.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Deer Isle March Is,
John Wallace and Miss Florence S. Candage, both
of Stonington.
WIGGIN- THoRNDIKE. In Eockand March "a,
Ralph l.. Wiggn of Falmouth, Mass, and Miss
Leola ThoIndike of Rockland.
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NORTH SEARSPORT.

Miss Addie S. Mathews left by Fridays
boat for Everett. Mass. Miss Winnifred
Mathews has gone to Portland to visit her
brother, f. A. Mathews, and her sister,
Mrs. E. r. Nickerson.. Miss Kingsbury of
Frank fort has been engaged to teach the
spring term of school at this place. ..... Miss
A. T. Merithew has been engaged to teach
the Primary school at Searsport village. 80.
Miss Emma Nichols of this place will keep
the school at Mt. Ephraim..... Mrs: Hattie
Leonard of Waldo is in town visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ii. T. Scribner. Ed. Thump-
son has all he can do saving wood with his
gasolene engine. .....II. z. Robbins is doing
quite business at his steam saw mill saw
ing long and short lumber.
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THE coLL1NwooD DISASTER.


An Invitation to Visit Cleveland. Ohio.
To THE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL: am
sending you some cards of the COllinwoOd
disaster, which was easily the worst thing
of the kind within my recollection. You
will quite probably be interested in them
With us in Cleveland they have fearful
interest, for Collinwood is SO near we all
feel as though but for the grace Of God it
might have been our children.
The National Educational Society holds
its convention here beginning June 18th,
and l wish through the columns Of The
Journal to extend cordial invitation to
any of my friends or acquaintances who
may be in Cleveland during that week to
coined. We are; they will be warmly well
come to see me planning on fifty thousand
visitors, and am hoping that among them
there will be some one know from home.
Very sincerely,
DENCIE l.. BOYNTON.
Mrs. Ernest L. ROynton,
2S01 Garden avenue, S. w., Cleveland, D.
Take Scovill avenue and W. 18th street
Car at square, get off at Garden avenue,
s. w.
The accompanying post cards give view
of the school building before the fire, two
views after the fire of March 4th, and the
burial of the unidentified victims, their
graves covered with flowers The fire broke
out between 9 and 10 ii. m. and all was over
by noon.
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swANyILLE CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy bucklin are receiv-
ing CONGRATULATIONS on the birth of a daugh-
ter. Charles Mari of Westbrook, who is
visiting at Mrs. Caroline Marr's, has been
quite sick the past week with the grip......
Hiss Cecil Patterson, who spent the past
winter with Miss Louise Cunningham, has
gone to Massachusetts to visit her mother,
who is in poor health, .....Mr. and Mrs.
WILDER Bradley of Monroe have girl baby
at their home. Miss Grace Clark Is at
work at Isaac Cooks. John Lambert and
family have returned to MasSa chusetts..
Foster Small is superintendent of schools.
ga 12-pound boy tool! up its home with
MIR. and Mrs John MaddockS last week. -.
John McKeen bought house in Frankfort
and has moved there. Mr. and Mrs. David
Wingate of Monroe visited Mr.. and Mrs.
II. p. White last Sunday. Mrs. Maxim is
quite sick.
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Standpoint.

Mrs F. F. Perkins is visiting relatives in
Milo and Medford. Miss Faustina Grit
fin has returned to school in Hampden after
spending the vacation at her home.. Mrs.
Austin b. French spent last Saturday in
Bangor. Mr. Fred Shute, who has been i'll
the past week, is now able to be out. Mrs.
Nathaniel Partridge went to Bucksport Fri
day to attend the concert given by the
Acme Concert CO.. Several from here at
tended the dance at the village. Tuesday
evening". Mr.. John Brewer is saving
wood with saw run by gasoline engine.
Robins have come and several focks of wild
geese have been seen. This indicates an
early spring.
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County Correspondence.
CENTER MONTvILLE.

Llewellyn Keller went to Rockport last
week to carry Mrs. Rosetta Price home.
She has been visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Adelia Keller Allen Goodwin spent
two days last week with friends in Palermo.
West P. Jones sold four cows last week
to Frank A. Cushman. ..Ephraim Thomp-
SOM has decided to carry on the E. A.
Sprowl farm for another year.
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weeks. Mrs. G. Levensellar and daughter
are improving. Every one in the place has
had a turn with the prevailing cough.
Ivan L. Bartlett recently bought 9 hne
specimen of Berkshire swine. -. Mrs. OrrIn
is eavey, who has been very low all winter,
iscontinued his meat route. At the
school committee meeting last week =. A:
Banks was elected superintendent OF
schools in this town.
FREEDOM.
A. b. Sparrow has sold his store to Phil
williams of Houlton. They have finished
has taken possession. MIR. Williams has
also bought Walter Bessey's feed store
A. B: Sparrow has moved the post office
Ripley visited his daughter, Mrs. a. p.
Linscott, the past week. miss Sadie
Carter visited friends in Unity the past
week. DIR. and Mrs. A. Nj. Small were IN
Belfast on business recently. Knowles
Bangs is visiting his sister in Damarlscotta.
....Seth Banton is visiting his sister in
Fairfield. 80. Daniel Flye of Th0rndike was
in town on business March 22nd. Arthur
Lamson is spending a few days with his
parents in Bath. Horatio Nelson OF
Branch Mills was in town last Saturday
was held last week and resulted as follows:
j. W. Dean, moderator; Willard Sparrow,
clerk; Charles Wentworth, Frank Tyler,
Frank johnson, seectmen, assessors ana
overseers; DR.. A. M. Small, treasurer and
collector; Edwin Hustus, school committee;
Fred Nichols and Dexter Turner, road
commissioners.
ISLESBORO.
The Senior class of the Islesboro High
school presented the comedy "BleeZy Point"
in the town hall last Thursday evening to
large and appreciative audience. The play
was given to raise a little money to help de-
fray graduating expenses, and they will
clear about $50 With the exception of
| Miss Gladys Collins, a Wellesley girl and
an assistant in the High school, and Miss
Nellie G. Coombs, successful amateur
actress, the cast was by the Senior class,
and was as follows:
Aunt Debby. Mistress Of Breezy Point,
Miss Mabel WeScOtt
Elinor Pearl, of unknown parentage,
Ashreal Grant, work-house waif,
<>'A' Miss G. Marie Coombs
Mrs Hardscratcher, with business propensities,
Miss Luke Keller
The Hardscratcher twins, who never tell
nothing. Misses Olive Coombs
and Eunice Keller
| Mehitable Doolittle, manufacturer of syrup
and bitters. Miss Luke Keller
Bernice Vernon, Miss Erma Coombs
Laura Leigh, Miss Leila FarnsW0rth
Edith Norton, Miss Marion COombS
CIarice Henley Miss Mildred Pendleton
""''''0 '' Miss Gladys Collins
| Old Clem the gypsy, Miss Gladys Collins
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEElN>

District of " alne, SIS.
on this 2sth day of March, A. d. 19.S l
ing the foregoing petition, it is
ordered by the Court, That healIo
upon the same on the 17ih Gay of Ami. 3d..
before said Court at Portland, III said }
ten O'Clock in the forenoon; and that %
OF be published in The Republican
newspaper printed i'll said District. az
known creditors, and other persons l
may appear at the said time and place
cause, if any they have, why the pray
petitioner should not be granted.
And it is further Ordered by the &
the Clerk shall send by mail to all kn'
tors copies OF said petition and thu
dressed to them at their place OF re-
stated.
" illness the Honorable CLARENCC b
Judge OF the said Court, and the sea Va
Portland, i'll said District, on the .sIN
N arch, A. ID. 1908. ,,,,,,,,.,-
l.. 5. JAMES r. hEW r u.
A true copy of petition and order thg'''.
Attest; JAMES E. h EN / 49,.
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LINCOLNVILLE.

Rev. C. A. Purdy gave very interesting
optigraph moving picture show at the M. E.
church last Friday evening. Ice cream and
cake were sold and g0odly sum was realiz-
ed for the church. .... MIR. George Lermond
of Revere, Mass, who has been visiting in
town, returned home Monday :. Miss Lizzie
Andrews of BroOkline, slass, is boarding
at L. S. Russ. 49,. Frank Grey had the tele-
phone placed in his residence last week go.
Work on the new grange hall will start soon
and good crew will be employed that it
may be erected rapidly. Mrs. H. l. Holt
has returned home. Miller Hobbs and MIR.
Allen of Hope were guests at Josiah Miller's
Wednesday,. -. Mrs. S. j. Moody pleasantly
entertained party of friends at her home
on Thursday evening, March Goth. Games
of various kinds were played, fine treat
was furnished and a most enjoyable evening
was passed.. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Drake of
Boston are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert
Drake. Mrs. Mary E. DuntOn of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, is visiting Mrs. S. J. Moody.
Cliff Ceggins of Winterport is visiting his
BROTHER Mr.. Frank Cogglns, for few days:
Boston Sunday. Frank Cosgins was in
Rockland Wednesday on business. 80. Miss
Carrie Dickey arrived home Tuesday from
a weeks visit in Camden. $50. Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. miller of Belfast spent Sunday
at V. A. Woodbridge's. Miss Annie Mil;
home Friday. We are glad to report that
Mrs. Lucy A. Miller, who met with a pain
full accident by cutting her hand badly with
butchers knife, is doing as well as
could be expected. An artery was cut and
a quantity of blood was lost. DR.. Arm
strong was called and dressed the wound
and Mrs. Miller stood the treatment brave
ly...... Mr.. Jason Hills, one of our old and
highly respected citizens, died March 9th
at the age of 80 years. The funeral was
held at his home March Goth. An obituary
will be given later.
UNITY.
Arlo Twitchell has bought the Gilmore
farm, which is located in Burnham, ! mile
from M. C. R. r. station on the Clinton
road, and will move soon. The farm con-
tains 40 acres. Joe Farwell will take pos
session of the Twitchell residence as soon
as vacated. 80. Considerable building is
done in town every year, but evidently this
will be the banner year. The following
Rollins, residence; E. E. McCauslin, store;
A. D. Jackson, shop; E. T. Whitehouse,
residence; Horace Chase from New Jersey,
summer home; 0. j. Farwell from Thorn
dixie, store and stable; Turner Center
Creamery Co., Creamery and residence. -.
Mrs. LefOrest Webb's niece, Charlotte Ma
gee, is very low, her condition remaining
about the same at this writing. She has
been a great sufferer from spinal trouble
for several years. About a year ago she
was taken to a hospital in Portland for
treatment and seemed to be benefited at the
time, but the gain did not prove permanent
A speedy recovery is hoped for.....A party
Of 16 from this town attended the entertain
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JACKSON.


F. II. Brown is visiting friends and rel
atives in Massachusetts. 30. Miss Ola Webb
has returned to Kent's Hill, where she is
attending school 80. Wilbur Boyd is rum
ming his mill day and night. Harold Nor
ton runs the saw by day and Leland Boyd
by night, and they are making some fine
in Massachusetts the past year, surprised
his parents last Saturday night by walking
in about nine O'clock. w. Edwards is
putting some goods into the Body store.
which he has rented 1t will be quite an
accommodation to people in the center of the
town..... Bert Webb Of New Gloucester is
Webb. .. Ted Dodge, as he is known among
the boys, has returned home and is working
with r E. Page in the shop 1.-THE tele-
phone crew strung the wire last Saturday
to connect with Boyd's mill. He is on line
6, ring AZ.
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MORRILL,.

Mrs Vilinda Hatch, who spent the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Jackson, is
at home for few weeks... Edmund Sim
mons, who has been working in Massachu-
sets, is at home for awhile. Blanche
Clements is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Deborah Thompson. Rev. and Mrs. Fred
Morgan are expected at Mrs Thompson's.
....F Frank Sheldon has sold his place to
Will Smith. Miss Phebe Cross visited
friends in Freedom, last week. .Staniey
Brown, who has been with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs Charles Brown, the past winter
has returned to Massachusetts. 1.-The
Ladies' Aid will meet at the home of Mrs.
E. E. Morse this, Thursday, atternoon....
l. d. White has beer quite sufferer for
several months. Our, young people or
ganized IA suclety at the home of Miss
Florence Cross, March 10Th. The object of
the association is to meet for educational
and social benefits. 1t is to be called the
"Morrin STAR Miss Florence Cross is
President and Ernest Bowen, Sec'y. They
propose meeting once each week, on Thurs
day evening, with a prepared literary pro-
gram. They met last Thursday evening at
the home Of Del Paul.
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LIBERTY.


Mr. and Mrs. Roy Woodward returned to
Boston last Thursday. Edward Cox re-
turned from Bangor last week, having COM
business College,. Mrs. Sylvanus Jones
of Palermo has been visiting Mrs, Ola
Nelson... .Dottie Knowlton has arrived
home from Winthrop, Mass, where she had
been attending school. The school was
ordered closed on account of an epidemic
of scarlet fever in the town.. Mr. and
Mrs Perley Boynton are receiving son
CALCULATIONS on the birth of son, born
March 25th... Ruth Knowlton is teaching
the Primary school at Freedom Academy.
80. Everett Sherman has been quite i'll with
cent nOw.... Hanson LamSon is the guest of
his sister, Mrs. Herbert Moody. He has
not quite recovered from the accident to his
Ley, received while working in the woods
early in the WINTER. Mabel Bagey is Wis
iting friends in South Montville.. -. Lew
elyn Ludwick was in town few days last
week. :. Everard Bateman of Belmont has
been visiting Walter Young. Hattie Cook
returned home from Waldo last Friday.
Slight fire occurred at the residence of
Mrs. Carrie Aver last Wednesday night,
age... Mrs. j. j. Walker has gone to BOs-
ton to attend the grand opera festival....
Will Whitaker, who invested heavily in
apples early in the season, is grinding them
into cider. He is only one of many, who
got caught in the slump in the apple mar
ket.. After the numerous reports circuat-
ed about Fred Holbrook he surprised, his
friends by riding into town with his brother
last Friday night, having recently left Cali
fornia for home. Mrs. Cora SkidmOre is
quite i'll with tonsilitis at this writing.
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APPLETON.
The minstrel company under the auspices
of Golden Rod Rebekah Lodge have been
greeted with good houses here and in
Union, where they played last Thursday
evening. The company is composed Of
eighteen male and female members. Solos
were rendered by Mrs. Helen Gushee, Mrs.
May Ness, Misses Lulu Ames and Olive
Gushee duets by Miss Grace Sherman and
Mr. Fred Waterman, Misses Olive Gushee
and Gertrude Sherman. Albert and Joe
Gushee also sang solos. Mrs. Georgia Page
Ripley was accompanist.. :. Joseph Burgess
has moved onto the Herbert Sprowl place
on the Ridge. He has sold his farm to Mr..
Andrews of Hallowel.. Miss Fannie
Gushee, who has been teaching in Vinal-
haven, has returned home. Mrs. Frances
Gushee has been with her daughter and
returned with her. ..... Mrs. Georgia Page
Ripley went to Bath Saturday for "a visit Of
a few days.
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Do You Know

that in all the financial transactions IN ib-
S. but % is done with currency, tie oue.
95 being done by means of checks aud bank
drafts2 If you do not already keep puee,.
ing account start one now and you WITH Tea!g.
true, If you are not familiar with tins ,y.
TEN come to us and we will show You, The
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PROSPECT FERRY.

PROSPECT FERRY.
Frank Harding went to StoningtOn last
Monday: where he will run hotel for the
summer. His many friends wish him the
best of success. Arthur Harrison OF Stock
ton visited relatives here several days last
week -. Erving Pierce, Hazel Waldron and
ANGELA and Kate Hartman are attending
school at Bucksport. eel Harold Smart of
Searsport visited relatives here last week..
Mr.. and George LathrOp of Stockton have
bought Capt. }. S. Harriman's place and
moved there. Capt. II. is stopping with
them at present. Misses ANGELA and
Kate Hartman gave party to their young
friends last Friday evening. Refreshments
were served and with music and games
very pleasant evening was spent. Mrs.
Clara Littlefeld has returned from Sandy
point andBucksp sport, where she had been
visiting the past three Weeks...... Mrs. E.
W. Grindle entertained the Fl. H. Club
March 25th.
WALDO STATION.
Roads are in bad condition and the X. F.
d. carriers are about the only ones that
pass. People are busy preparing their
years fire wood. Leon Hussey returned
to Oak Grove Seminary, Monday. Grace
Atwood, who has been spending her vaca-
ton with friends in town, has returned to
Belfast. Mrs. Ella Davis visited her
sister, Mrs. O. Staples, recently. Nv.
johnson and Levi Bryant have each bought
a DeLaval separator. The new machine is
a great improvement over the old style....
Mrs. Emma Elwell is In SearspOrt for few