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The Detroit times., 1908-01-09
What Does Tour
Food Cost? ny InT1S Da 1 n 2l. Herrlck

There subject of such
1t that
being written about to-day than before In these
cost OF living increasing such well
have food to provide for family should
TACT that Will enable him possible lessen
Pense his article persons theory but made largely of
of homes
from what the books good deal
each letter The filed
have TO buy or food for a family.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-09
Don't forget that
BLESSED'S

have the best goods for the money.
Fancy 2Gernfea- Chickens, . to S his,
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EGYPT.

Norris Savage has gone to Boston to
visit his uncle, Selden Smith.
Sam Savage, George Linseott and Lever
EFT York killed four nice deer last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley, of Waltham, are
spending the winter here with Their
granddaughter. hrs. O. w. Bragdon.
Superintendent Of Schools Percy T. Clark
has been at home from the U. OF NJ. the
past few days, attending to the closing of
schools in town.
Game seems to be plentiful in this Sec
ton Oliver Bragdon and two West
Franklin hunters have four deer, the
result OF two days hunt.
John Pendteton, Glenn Smith and
Charles Grady, who have been boarding
at F. p. 0oodwin's while hunting for deer,
have returned to their homes ct Stoning-
ton.
Nov. q. w.
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evening. for the benefit Of the unit.
ball team. Lots Of fun and . ~. 10
sum OF money resulted. W
a union Thanksgiving servic. =, /
held At the Methodist church Ts .a
evening. Rev. Howard Lincoln ..;r
the address. Special singing by ,ha = =. ~ q,
choir will add interest to the ssrvio. 's
The Congregational sewing c;,.,.
hold the annual mid wintar
Masonic hall the second week in n.
Der. The evening entertainer, ~, nm
pilgrim Forefathero program n
and fancy needlework will helm - ~
Christmas gift needs. 'uppll
Rev. Howard Lincoln, Of port,.,s
accepted the call to the Congress-. =
pastorate, and at the opening ~ -.
Sunday morning, Nov. q, gave . ,, .s.''''
little talk suggestive Of the estahl;.s; 80,
pleasant relations between p.,,o,
people. An excellent sermon i ~, au1
study followed. ''0''
Nov, q. e.
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EAST FRANKLIN,

Harold Carter, OF West Ellsworth, has
beer visiting relatives here the past week.
Calvin Springer, who has been quite ill.
Is improving, to the qualification OF his
many friends.
Mrs. Howard Hooper went to Bangor
attended by her physician, DR.. Phelps,
Nov. Is, to have her eyes treated by q
specialist.
Raymond Hooper and his friend, Miss
Matte Meserve, and Miss Lillian A.
Hooper visited T. e. Hooper and wife and
attended the meetings Last week.
Mrs. F. B. Springer, who commenced
school in Cherryfeld, has been obliged te
give up teaching for while on account OF
serious eye trouble.
Following is the program Of the enter
tainment given by the school league the
last week OF the fall term; proceeds, over
I'll, will go toward library: Recitation,
Raymond Blaisdell; song by school; reci-
tations, Shirley Wallace, Marion Went
worth, Velma Wallace, Nora Bunker
song, five girls; recitation, Verna Hardi-
son; exercise, second grade; recitations,
Lila Hooper, Marcia Gordon; song,
school; exercise, four boys; Rotations,
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GOULDSBORO.

Leamon Young, of South Thomaston, is
visiting his parents, Alfred Young and
wife.
Miss Winifred Smith, of Sullivan, who
has been spending few weeks with her
cousin, Mrs. Verna Perry, returned home
last week.
Lewis Fernald was called to Southwest
Harbor last week to attend the funeral of
his nephew, Leslie Fernald. He was ac-
companied by two other nephews-Irvin
Mcdonald and John Whitaker.
To one visiting the Gou,dsboro mine, it
seems almost as though the old mining
days had returned. A crew of men
is at work there, steam drill running,
an engine house has been built, and alto
gether it looks very much like business. II
this venture is a success and the mines are
opened up and worked ''full blast', II will
mean great deal to the town.
Nov. %. JrN
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MAD.
GREAT POND.

1t seems more like April now than
November.
Harold Archer recently shot q bob-cat
which weighed nineteen pounds.
Mrs. Lucretia McIninch has returned
from Greenfield, where she spent the sum-
mer.
Mrs. A. B. Haynes and little daughter
Winifred have returned from 10 Mary
lakes.
DR.. and Mrs. Morrison, OF Bar Harbor,
spent a few days at camp Wesutu last
week.
The winter term OF school commenced
this week, with Miss Jones, OF Winn,
teacher.
Some Of the party at Alligator have re-
turned to Massachusetts,, taking . moose
with them.
Mrs. Guy Chick has returned from Milo,
where she has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. H. Stevens.
Nov. %. f.
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EAST LAMOINE.

Mrs. Augusta Austin left Friday for
Boston to visit relatives.
Miss Alice Abbott left Monday for Bos-
ton, after spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. c. q. Abbott.
B. 7. Smith has closed his summer home
here and gone to Massachusetts, for short
time before going South for the winter.
Luther Fitzpatrick and wife left Friday
for few weeks visit in Massachusetts,,
after which they will go to Milwaukee.
Wis, to spend the winter with Mr.. Gill
patrick's brother.
Nov Or TT
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PENoBscor.

A. E. varnum and wife wen, To d..
Sunday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Ida Wardwell has returD.. .
an extended stay in Portland.
Charles CHM and family. o, OH.
spent Sunday in town with RELATIVE.
Dr.. A. E. sprague, OF Bootbay H.,,.|
IL in town on his annual hunting TIN
Hiliman Wilson had the good fo,tr,.
shoot two 6ne deer one day les. week.
Deputy Sheriff Burke Leach and -.
Bucksport, were in town Sunday yis.,l
relatives.
Mrs. willard Bowden is in Orlsud -,
her sister, Mrs. Jane Eldridge, vAo ,
quite Ill.
B. H. Leach and Master Jasper LIZ,
spent Friday and Saturday in Banjo, p
business.
Dexter Littlefield and wife are rejoie.1
over the birth OF . baby girl, born We'd
nesoay, NOV. ID.
F. N. Bowden and Alvra Bowdep war
In Orland one day last week to yisi, thai,
sister, who Is i'll.
There was social dance at grange hall
Saturday evening, Nov. q. soper,s or,
cbestra furnished music.
The many friends of Mrs. Leander Snow
man will be glad to learn that she is gain
ing from her recent illness.
Mrs. Nelson wardwel. has returns
from . weeks stay at Stockton Sprins
with w. J. Creamer and wife.
Miss Delms C. Clement and MmsI
Lawrence Bridges have returned from
visit with relatives in Springfield, Mss.
The Linn trained dogs aud moving pie
lures was the attraction at grange N
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evss
ings
There will be a special meeting Of Pencb
scot hspter, o. L. s., at Masonic hal, Ssti
urday evening. Nov. IS, for the psfpos q
initiation. After the work a banquet wi
be served. A full attendance is desiret
Nov. q. WooDL0cKR. |
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Nellie Blaisdell. Lillian Hubert, Hattie
Gordon, Hervey Bunker, Walter Hooper;
exercise, first grade; recitations, George
Hooper, Beulah Hooper, Carroll Joy; .
dialogue; exercise, three girls.
George WEIGH, Seth Joy and Harry
Harrison shot two deer on the last snow.
Lester Wentworth and Ellis Springer shot
big buck deer the day before the snow
came.
The Ellsworth Free Baptist quarterly
held . very pleasing session with the
Free Baptist church here. The meetings
were well attended, though not as many
ministers were here as were expected.
Rev. Mr.. Whitcomb and his assistant, Rev.
Mr.. Lothrop, Deacons Chick, OF Clifton,
and Bunker, Of Eastbrook, were in at
tendance.
Nov. q. r.
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A BAPTIST ELDER
Restored to Health by VIZ

.T was run down and weak rom
digestion and general debility also - =
fered from vertigo. | saw eoa ~, ~,
preparation called Vinol adVerussa :, :.
decided to give it trial, ana 'l1 ~
suits were most gratifying. Ai,s' N,
ing two bottles regainea ii. y,
strength and am now feeling anu'r pan
we'll" Henry Cunningham, hius'
tist Church, Kingston, N = Int
vinol is not a patent medicine-, ,,s;u,
preparation composed Of the mea', iii
elements of Gods livers, conuias s...is
q tonic iron and wine Vinoi e IAN,
a hearty appetite. tones up 'ns hlood
of digestion and makes rlcn' ~ ,-eats
In this natural manner, vinol '' eSsr
strength for the rundown, a.u
worked and debilitated. ana " N
cate children and old people, IN,
chronic coughs. colds and piO
Vinol is unexcelled. ,.,n,,v a
All such persons In TINS W., ~, "a n
asked to try vinol on our one :. iva
fund their money If it fails 70
isfaction-
Geo. A. Parcher, Druss'sF
ELLSWORTH. "A
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NORTH LAMOINE.

J. H. Eaton, of Sedgwick, recently Wis
tied his aunt, Mrs. Lois Gilpatrick-
Mrs. A. H. Coggins has gone to South
west Harbor to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Robbie Norwood.
Mrs. W. s. Archer and family will move
to the Corner and occupy the HodgfSins
homestead while the Lamoine high school
is in session.
Mrs. Arno Marshall, with daughs
Marianne, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Bernice Sails curry, re-
turned to Trenton Saturday.
Nov. %. "
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PARTRIDGE COVE.

Frank W. Eaton and Freeman Walker
each got deer Saturday.
Mrs. W. P. Woodward, OF Ellsworth.
was the guest OF Mrs. Henry Bartlett
last week.
Mrs. F. W. Eaton has returned home.
Her daughter Georgia is recovering from
pneumonia.
The school entertainment was we'll
attended Saturday evening, and good
sum was relied from the sake of candy
and cornbails.
Z. E. Mcfarland and wife were at Bar
Harbor over Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Frank Wallis. Their granddaughter,
Frances Salisbury, came home with them.
She has been there for medical treatment,
and is now able to attend school.
Nov. 3 v.
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BROOKLYN.

Miss Georgia Biance, who has been i'll.
il better.
Maynard Blaisdell shot . deer last
Thursday.
A. E. Farnsworth has moved into his
new house.
Weston Colt is building piece on Miss
Ellis cottage.
Miss Nellie Kane came home from North
Sedgwick Saturday.
Miss Myra Bridges came home from
Roekland Thursday.
Guy Sherman, OF Boston, Is visiting his
mother, Mrs. A. II. Sherman.
Rev. Mr.. Field. OF Charleston, preached
in the Baptist church Sunday.
Schools closed Friday. The high school
remains in session two weeks longer.
Mrs. Nellie Batcheler and son Karl have
gone to Roxbury, Mass, for the winter.
John Freethey, OF New York, is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Elizabcth Free
they.
Miss Helen Strout, OF Cherryfield, who
has taught the Haven school, returned
home to-day.
The ladies' ball at Odd Fellows hall
Wednesday evening was . success. Music
by Kelley.
Capt. r F. Wells has gone two trips to
Sandy Point with Capt. r. c. Stewart in
schooner Maine.
Mrs. Julia Keene, OF Roxbury, Mass,
who has been visiting friends here, has
returned home.
James Fogg is building house at Mas
keag, and 5. w. fainter is going to build q
cottage near his house.
Rev. A. w. Bailey, who has been sup
plying the pulpit at the Baptist church,
has returned to New YORK, whence he
will sail for Africa Dec. /.
Nov. %. USE FEMME.
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LAMOINE.
Nov. q.

A Thanksgiving concert will be held in
the Baptist church Nov. 26.
There will be q ball in the town hall
Nov. 26. Refreshments will be served.
Mansel Young spent Sunday with his
parents, Benjamin Young and wife.
Mrs. Elwood King and son Harold spent
Sunday with her parents, w. K. Salisbury
and wife.
Rev. Gideon Mayo and wife, of Els
worth, were guests Of Mrs. Mary E. Cool
idge last week.
Mrs. w. 8. Archer has rented the
Hodgkins house at the Corner, and will
move down for the winter, as it will BIZ
more convenient for her daughters tc
attend school.
Nov. %. s.
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COLTS ISLAND.

Haley Moore and Amos Staples went
Stoniugton Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Harding visited friends
Bernard Saturday and Sunday.
Herman Bowden and Arthur Eldros
are visiting friends in orland and BUCKS
port.
School closed Friday, and the teacne'
Miss vira Joyce, OF Atlantic, returns
home Saturday.
Miss Marion Trask, who has been visls
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles Harding "
returned to Atlantic.
Noy % CHIPS.
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COUNTY NEWS.
~ sd1itio~oi County Ee,ss see e<Asv csSsa
WINTER HARBOR.

E. F. Baker returned to Newcomb, N. Y,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Persis Ober, Of Bar Harbor, is visit
ing relatives in town.
B. E. Tracy had the good fortune to kill
fine deer one day last week.
Mrs. John Matheson has been visiting
relatives at Prospect Harbor.
Mrs. Filene Foss and son. Of Hancock,
are guests OF Merrill Sargent.
Capt. l. B. Foss and wife were at Pros
pect Harbor Sunday, guests OF {. c..
Hutchings.
Charles Smith, Arthur Smith and Austin
Slower were in town Sunday to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Charles Harrington.
Sixteen members OF Winter Harbor
lodge. F. and A. NJ, attended the Satur-
day night meeting Of David A. Hooper
lodge, West Sullivan. All report pleas
ant occasion.
The community was saddened to learn
of the death Of Mrs. Charles Harrington,
which occurred at her home Saturday
Nov. Il, after a brief illness. Mrs. Har-
rington was q woman OF an unusually
pleasant disposition and sunny nature, .
kind neighbor and friend, and will be
greatly missed in her large circle of friends
in this town. Besides an aged mother, the
deceased leaves husband, two sons, a
brother and two sisters to mourn her loss
The funeral was held at the Baptist church
Sunday Rev E. s. Drew officiating
Nov. %. Z.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Charles Graves shot fine doe Friday.
Calvin P. Graves was in Bangor Thurs
day.
F. S. Graves is on q business trip to
Boston.
Frank Grimes, Of Steuben, is helping
his uncle, Capt. Herbert Rice, care for A.
E. Clements horses.
Mrs. A. K. Tracy made business trip to
Bangor, and visited her sister, Mrs. Ida
Huston, in Dedham recently.
Mrs. Grace Joy, OF Hancock, is sewing
for Miss Ellie Mcfarland, of Bar Harbor,
who is staying few weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. Lena Stewart.
Nov u @
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NORTH HANCOCK
Nov. q

Arthur Young and wife visited Mrs
Ona Ford Sunday.
George Stewart and Charles Googins
got large deer Friday.
Mrs. Emma Burke, of Ellsworth, visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs. Josie Googins spent Friday at the
home OF her parents, W. +. Tracy and
wife, in Franklin. The family of nine
daughters all net at home for the first
time in six years
Nov. %. ANON.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR,

Mrs. Ada Parker has gone to Danvers-
port, Mass, for the winter. Miss Dora
will make her home for the present with
Mrs. r. p. Clark.
Clam banks are again yielding the usual
winter revenue to the factories here.
The continual supply OF this shell fish,
whose beds have been raked over and over,
remains mystery.
Miss LISA Mayo, who is-attending Mt.
Holyoke college, viii spend the Thanks
giving recess with Mrs. John Boardman
in New York. but will be 1t home for the
Christmas holiday.
The grammar school pupils gave .
pleasant social ct Harmon hall Thursday
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COUNTY NEWS.
~ ssdstso~ai oo~~ss Ness sts o<Aer psses
M'KINI,EY.

Mrs. william Trask has gone to West
fremont to visit her sister,.
Luther Aibee returned Sunday from
RockIand, where he has been scalloping.
George Bunker, who has been very i'll
with typhoid fever, is rapidly recovering.
Augustus Gordius and wife made short
visit 10 their old home at West fremont
Sunday.
Miss Rice has closed very successful
term Of school here, and viii return to her
home on Monday.
Miss Matte Quincy, who has been in
Boston on her vacation, has returned to
her home in Maneot. All are glad to see
her home again.
Mrs. Ada Martin, who has been in poor
health for some time, has gone TO Boston
for medical treatment. Ali hope for hsI
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Vida Knowlton returned home
yesterday from Boston, where she has
been on visit to her daughter, who 10 =
nurse in the Emerson hospital ct Forest
Hills.
A pretty home wedding took place at
West fremont, Nov. II, when Sarah Louise,
youngest daughter Of A. e. Higgins and
wife, was married to Charles II. Wilson,
one Of MilbridGe's popular young men.
The bride was handsomely gowned in pale
blue wolfe with white over lace. The
couple stood in an archway Of crimson,
making very pretty OBJECT. Among the
gussts were the brides grandmother,
mother, sister and niece, making the four
generations. After the ceremony, refresh-
ments were served, and the guests De-
parted with many hearty congratulations
for the newly welded pair.
Nov. .. RxBECcA.
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MANsEr.

Leslie, oldest son Of Thomas Fer
maid and wife, died Nov. is at Seal
Cove, after few days illness OF pneu-
monia. The funeral services were held at
the church Friday afternoon. The inter-
ment was at Mt. Height. Mr.. Fernald
WAS member Of the |. o. O. F. lodge. Be-
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BARTLETT'S ISLAND.

BARTLETIo lSLAND'
Merritt ODER and Mrs. Katie ba''4''
have returned from Portland.
Mrs. Ada Bartlett and Mrs. Mary ~
belts have returned TO Northeast haf"A
Can't. Edwin Carmen and Capt. Me-.
Thurber are painting the Lofins COWS.
Albert Burns has returned from paNs
where he has been 10 see his son HANS
has employment there. 7.
Nov. %.
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WHAT IS HEM-ROlDS'
TABLET TAKEN INTERNALLY
CURES PILES.

Piles (hemorrhoidsl are we i've
common every day, because orking, v
naturally, oversating s,,s osua causia;|
desdening Of veins ana nnstion 10
lower bowel. Blood nn that ~
cause OF piles. and conot ointments
be permanently cured WIZ OLA Il the inS
DR.. Leonhardt's Hem no.s niles BY y
nal tablet remedy that cure arpder 81,
ing the circulation. sou pr;ce d. y
sntee It e. g. Mo0re u,aslo. N :;
Lsonhardt Co., Station D, D
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leaves his parents, three brothers-Orrin,
Roy and Dana, Of this place, and three
sisters Mrs. W. 8. Stanley, Of Morhegan,
Mrs. Elmer Conary, and Miss Uldene Fer
maid, OF this place, all of whom were pres
ent at the funeral. The sympathy Of the
community is extended to the bereaved
ones.
Nov. q. MAD.
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Observation-Disclosures.

The above 10 the name Of o German chemi-
cal. which Is one Of the many valuable in
gradients Of Foley's Kidney Remedy. Hex
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES il recognized by medi-
vent and antiseptic for the urine. Take
F0ley's Kidney Remedy as soon - you notice
any Irregularities, and avoid serious NAL
edy. @. A. PA1cHn8.
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F. f. Lewis and wife returned last week
from an extended trip in New York.
Capt. K. B. Brown aud wife are spend
ing few weeks in Boston with their son
Waiter.
Harry Parker. who has been yachting
around Brooklyn, N. Y, the past summer,
is home.
Mrs. Ricaer left last week to spend
Thanksgiving in Sewburyport, Mass,
with friends.
Miss Alice Parker returned Saturday
from vacation OF several weeks at New
buryport, Mass.
james Norton and Mrs. #. v. Grindle
returned Saturday from Vineyard Haven,
Mass where they were called by the
death of thsir brother, Walter Norton.
A union Thanksgiving service was held
at the Congregational church Sunday
evening. Special music WAS enjoyed BY
the audience. The sermon was delivered
by the Rev. Mr.. Douthitt, OF the Unitarian
church.
Nov. q. q
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CASTISE.

Charles ii. Hooper, district deputy grand
master of this masonic district, is arrang-
ing for district convention to be held at
Castine December rs. Lodges from Pc
nobscot, Brooklin. Sedgwick, Brooksvilie,
Deer Isle and Stonington are expected to
be represented, and work will be exem-
plifed.
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Stray,
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. "Wilt thou be made whole?" one of the searching questions of the Mas ter, is the subject for Sunday even- ing. The question cards are used by many as reminder fastened before them of the claims of Christ. ~>a..
 The sacrament of the Lords Supper will be administered in the morning.
 "Our Calling" is the topic for the EpWorth League; the cabinet lead.
 The Women's Foreign Missionary society will meet Wednesday of next week at the home of Mrs Lydia Couch on Second Hill. Conveyances will leave the parsonage and the postofice at 1.30. All members are invited to be present. :-.e
 Rev s. H. Woodrow, D. D., of the First Congregational church of Wash ington, D. C., has recently been guest of Rev G. H. Johnson. It was hoped that Dr Woodrow would take promi- nent part in MT Johnson's installation service which occurs on May 26, but his engagements will not permit.
 Willis A. Woodford has returned from his brothers at Huntington and is again busy in the hat shop.
 Mrs Harris K. Smith and infant son have returned from visiting in Brook lyn and Newark. .....*..
 c. Washburn, a student of Mount Herman seminary, is spending several weeks in town at the home of William L. Birkins, Wellsville avenue.
 Big bargains in fancy cakes and crackers, JOG per pound, three pounds for 25c, at Farmers Trading Co.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15

Deacon Charles Bailey of Elm street, who had been confined to his home by illness for a number of weeks, is able to be out again. -
 J. s. Mayhew, who has recently re- turned from Florida, has on display in one of the show windows of Garvin's drug store large collection of post cards which he secured while on his trip. a Et
 The funeral services of Herbert D. Fry, who died at his home, 46 Beaver street, on May ', were held from the Methodist church at 2 o'clock on Sat urday afternoon. The interment was in the Center cemetery and the pail bearers were George Dimond, Clifford Perkins, Ebert Hoyt, Bracey Hicock, Charles Smith and William Living stone.
 Several of the Bethel school teachers attended the banquet of the Danbury teachers association, which was held at the Hotel Green, on the evening of May '. The occasion was one of en- joyment. B. M. Crorut, principal of the Bethel High school, responded to the toast, Greetings from Bethel"
 Mrs E. N. Pillow has moved from Milwaukee avenue into one of the houses belonging to her on Elizabeth street. -s-...-
 G. M. Lyon, who recently purchased the William Shaw property on Chestnut street, has taken possession of the place with his family and moved his house. hold goods here from New Canaan.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-15
Sherman.
LOCAL TOPICS OF INTEREST.

LOCAL TOPICS OF INTEREST.
 Although the day was stormy on Thursday last quite number met at the parsonage to clean the yard and cellar of trash of many years accumu- lation. -s.~ "
 Mir and Mrs M. G. Gelston remain about the same. -
 MT Martin of Brookfeld gave us a very interesting discourse last Sunday.
 MT Ferns fine tenor voice is a very great addition to the choir and is very much enjoyed by all. ..-, ..
 N. T. Hungerford and E. P. Briggs attended the convention at Hartford, last week, as delegates to nominate delegates to the national convention and to appoint a state central com mittee. Representative l. c. Atchi- son was one of the party. William P. Bailey of Bethel was appointed state central committeeman for the 24th senatorial district to succeed George A. Barnes of Sherman.
 c. c. Stevens has been making a great improvement to his place by building large hen house. Those who have seen it say it is dandy.