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New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
PATERSON MEAT PACKER ACCUSED.
Federal Inspection Withdrawn on Account
of Adulteration Detected.

Washington April 2e-The United States Depart
mont OF Agriculture has Withdrawn inspection
from one of the largest meat packing establish
ments In Paterson. y J.. because OF violation OF
the meat inspection regulations
Samples Of lard prel ared by this concern were
found on chemical examination To be aduIterate ed
with beef taIIow. and the federal inspector de-
tected employees of the este bshment in the act Of
d,Ir,,,nz several barrels low grade inedble tat
and scraps into the hard tank Without federal
inspection tn products OF this company may not
ne Skinned in interstate foreign commerce
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
J4PINESE ASSAULTED.
LaardrymoR IN Napa, Cal, Has
Young Mar arrested.
TDy Teleerapn ~ me Tribua-

Napa, Cal. April 2a-Thomas cuff. L well
known young man here Was arrested tonight
on a charge OF assault and battery preferred by
, Nori, d japanese laundrymar. ON Sunday
night u crowd Of youths attacked and brutaily
beat tho unoffending Japanese. The attack WG>
the second within few weeks and a bloody
encounter Vas narrowly avcrted. Much feeling
has been aroused. and the Japanese here de-
clare their intention OF calling the outrage to
the attention Of their government.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
LAWYER AND ALIENIsTs VISIT THAW
Preparing Him for Court Appearance-Tes-
timony May Continue Several Davs.
TRv Telegram % The TrIh11r

FtshNl \. !. April &-Harry X Thaw had
Mr- Graham his lawyer: DR.. Charles Pilgrim Of
the Hudson River State Hospital. Poughkeepsfe;
Dr. Charles Lane, of Poughkeepste. and DR.. Brfton
D Evans, alienists, visitors the Matteawan
State Hospital to-day.
They are preparing him for appearance in court.
Mr.. Graham said tonight he expected the testi-
rony Poughkeepsie would continue three or
four days Thaw Is sanguine of a favorable de
cision. but il is assumed by many that Drs Baker
Clark and keeb. Of the State Hospital will de-
clare that he Is sane
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
cARUso GOES ON PRIVATE TOUR.
Ends Opera Season in Pittsburg After TIP
Through Mining District.
p. r.,.r-.,h ~ Til. Triblne !

r7i,tshurg. April 2s-Caruso the tenor spe'i' Al.
= :b, in an automobile tour IF the llttsou z
Iii district snatched a few hours sleep anu
- - - orers season by singing III TTovatorc
'i' -u.=a4 bofl-c this afternoon Tonight ne
l..-,sd on a private concert tour and will sing at
..,,r,h5s Detroit Buffalo, Rochester. Cleveland
e[-erron. Toronto and Montre-I-
> &c e,r-e-t- t. realize small fortune out
- I'm return tor the most fatlgutug w"TE
- .ve- undertakcn Five dollars sea-. j
"a "a. rrice for concert singers on tour. wA BE-
- :, each city. and Caru3o =: each concert
- sing ten songs
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30

not considered serious but despite all that could
be done for the aged clergyman he steadily grew
weaker until the end came last night.
With DR.. Dix at the time of his death were
Mrs Dix his daughters Miss Margaret G. DIX
and Mrs William H WheelOck; his son, John A
Dix, and William H. Wheeock, his son-in-law-
Dr. Dix had been extremely weak during the
afternoon and his death not unexpected
No ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral had been
made last night.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
MIXED DINNER ARoUsEs STORM.
Angry Comment Made by Governor Swanson
and Ex-Governor Vardaman.
rBv Telegraph - The Tribune J

r7+-ry-ond Va April "a storm Of angry COM
roer- has been aroused in Virginia and through
out the South by the action OF the Coshl"p'l'aH
f-l7,b n Greater New York. in giving dinner at
which white persons Of both sexes sat with negroes
Much OF the comment is that the development Of
the negro in the South will be retarded quarter
Of q century by this affair.
Governor swanson said tonight that the entre
rroceecing was outrage
Jackson Miss April g 2S-Ex-6overnoT Narda-
man said to-day: Such unnatural creatures as
,,srrfcirated in the banquet il New York ought
- te rreared as moral perverts and freaks
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
BOSWELL CITIZENS FoR ROOSEVELT
-.,.---.h - H. T-i5ane ]

fB~ TeIcera pa % The Iti2dnel
,5 "a Two hundred citizens of Kos-
The homc Of President !i"ose'e'' :
Wei - sianea a petition asking tho kcpuh-
,-+fonaf Convention 10 nominate the Ii'-.-
,rt for third term The petition WI! Dc 'ilS'
latei .''- -. .r. nearly ~ Democrats AID
Koz"tl, a. thero are only lew Waite 4iePu'ii-
srs IL t4s gl:2Sa
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
RECORD BREAKING cow.

IB,- Telegraph The Tribune
Denver. April 2s.-Firaucia! Countess. 4 Jersey
~,, ov-ed Nv g. =. Parfet. -: Golden CO., has
.,-.,.1 s,.rrassad The present worlds record for
fr++er held tv Glive Damn. owned by 4 T. Pierce.
or Winchester y. #. of 7cc pounds :u one year
,,,--f,,.. ~rn,!,lced 30 uD;rds = months.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
STEEL TRUST TO MAKE WHEELS.
Will Build Large Plant in Pittsburg District
at Reported Request Of Railroads
TRy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Ftttsburs April 2a-The United States Steel Cor
poration has decided TO embark in the manufacture
Of steel car wheels. and will huiid large plant in
the Pittshurg district for their manufacture.
II is said the different railroads have demanded
better wheel. yet not costly the steel
wheel which for many years has been manufact-
ured here for locomotives, special coaches and troll
lev cars The new plant viii be ready for work by
midsummer.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
aeown 7nRAsHERs VISIT CITY HALL

r-i-a Irorr tlIrn- n HTOWn III PTS, Won
1f1s. brown back. light notified hre7sts and long
rim teis-havc to- ttcs" days been cut
rjr- tIr'. OF tie lawn hetwee1 the city Hall and
Tloadwoy. sores of r~r@caa st"rped In broadway
yesterday 20 look At them. and occasionally dog
~ r. f.a, would sc..r~ thtI into the trees. but in
f.,,. minutes they would 1y back ou 10 tic grass
A .,casioraI robin paws i visit /" the CIT Hall
ni;r = visit frora brown thraSaer Is almost un-
srTccc:entet.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
[. 4. M'INTYRE RETURNS
IN S1N1TORITN HERE.
SHbp0aas Issued for Members Of
His Firm.

T. A Mcintyre head OF tie suspended Stock E,-
change firm Of T. A Mcintyre & Co. returned TO
New York Yesterday afternoon TO testify in an
examination in receivershp proceedings. The senior
members testimony to the disposition of about
s+te3 worth of bonds is expect ID to assist greatly
the receivers and :he expert examiners in their
work
Maurice Leon counsel for Mr.. Mcintyre. said last
night: i saw Mr.. Mcintyre tonight shortly after
his arrival from the South. Although worn out he
undertook the journey back in order be where
he might help in clearing up the affairs Of his firm.
The fatigue of the trip. however. has aggravated
his condition. but he hopes that within a week he
Will be able to take up his task. Mr.. Mcintyre IS
be achieved by making his present location public,
and NJ. Mcintyre certainly should have quiet at
this time. OF course his address wifi be given b.
me TO wroever has the right obtain it"
SLbppEds were issued yesterday for the seven
members CT the appear before Commissioner
Gtchrist to-day ard submit examination as pro-
VideJ by the bankruptcy law The members of the
firm are Thomas A Mcintyre, John G. Mcintyre.
L A Mcintyre Jr Edward T. White. George c.
ryan OF Syracuse; James f Hulshizer and James
NJ. hudson, OF Boston.
{. {. Birmingham. tie receiver in charge. said
yesterday that he did not hnow many Of
partners had been served with the suhpdnas. Mr..
Ryan he said. had told him that he would gladly
answer I'll questions and would aid him in every
way in Strengthening out the firms affairs
Arthur c Peck, of Syracuse the assignee. who
at the request Of several Syracuse creditors. has
not come here yet, some litigation detaining him.
Mr.. Ryan was the only member Of the firm who
visited the main Offices at No. = Broadway yester-
day.
One Of the automobiles belonging to T. A. Nc
Intyre was found by Receiver Burlinghan1's in
an uptown garage yesterday, and the garage keeper
was instructed to hold it. Three blocks OF stock,
amounting in all 10 about $1,000 found in
the FIRMS safe deposit box in the Stock Exchange.
They had been the firm by out-of-town
toners for transfer. The receivers also $4,000
in cash from the National Consolidated Bank.
This the surplus of securities sold for $1,000
that had been put up by the firm for a loan Of
$4,000
TRy Telegraph to The Tribune
Ashevilie, y G, April 29.-T A Mcintyre, the
New York broker. who arrived at his farm in
Onslow County few days ago, suffering from e
complete nervous breakdown. left last night and
stated that he his way TO New York He
was accompanied by q nurse. Nj. NcIntyre's
rival at his farm quietly accomplished. fol-
lowed by complete retirement on account OF his
illness that it not known by the public He
stated last night that he going back TO New
York to adjust business Matters and aftervard
would his farm and live there. He ap-
peared exceedingly feeble.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
MOUNT ETNA IN ERUPTION.

Nessina April es-Mount Etna is nov in active
.-untton Al night the contrast between the names
from its cone and the snowcapped mountains IS
most picturesque.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30

A token OF true appreciation Of our
rector from the clergy auc 7puErcEa-
ton - st Paurs Chapel on the sey-
euty eth anniversary Of his l.rth. All
saints Day November j. 1892 ju com
mcmoration OF IT., jubilee wear of his
entrance into uo.y orders. september 10
1852 and fh- fortie-H wear Of his rector
ship a. trinity Paris. November 10. lAt2
20 ye holy AMI humble men "a. heart.
ticss sc tfe L.-d.
Praise HuI GnI msg-tfY Him forever.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30

pEwET"S CLARET OR SAUTE ERNIE PCNCH.
r...sy T. serve for al social events
II r Deseg : Sq.S -. i3s Fulton ST., Ne" ARK.
-AasI
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30
LOVING Cur FOR

LOVING CUP FOR DR. DIX
Follow ing this address loving cup pre-
sented 10 Dr. Dis, bearing the following in
scription
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30

Tie year bock and register Of Trinity Church
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30

CestinucJ on seTcEib pase.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-30

~ his Old -read IN Miiler's Hotel Il" Do. us'
aveul= surrounded by scattering arra> OF HIS
ol9 zGulrc.s zrao R.ere unable I" hl!d d 70
Il The F-e-nleI administration. Joseph 'assirS
he'd court end ,assed upon the news N SUD
oIe6 tones % r7Hfdants only
Berme1 himself ~ss about ths Borough han
during rh+ morning hours. and talked VIII
Number u callers about affairs IN lHe p0-o-
Fe then qu.orly left The scene
When pressed too hard ia The KISS ia a.'
INQUIRY F.e-!.-,I took advantage of his cc-i7tl'u
fioasI right and declined 10 answer 'eI '>'ii'
Question oa the ground that the aiSN =
tend . inoIialiuate and degrade nm. J." 9 olI
giving testimony - the inquiry three prominent
Residents ..f Queens oie of theia 4 ign olcla''
ieft TIC county while the investigation Na U-
~sy and old not return until tile - -ii1 Jun
I'd adjourned
Per--,1-i. ..,,,,, f,rrv-scyen years old. H IS
ns-rie5 and lfses in the Middle village sectio"
Of Queeas. .r,er. h. rams "a marble yard. "4iii7
fag,i.g.l III SECOND page.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-01
New Salem.

Mrs Essle Green and children Of
Marietta spent Friday with the
family of Mr. P M Hairston.
Mrs jamie Eubanks and baby.
of Concord, Tenn, visited the fam
lily of Mr. w T Gufin last week.
Mrs Nelia Adair and children
of Horse Creek, Ala, are visiting
relatives here this week.
Mr. Jim Delk, of Atlanta, spent
Sunday with the family of Mr. G
G Burton here.
Mr. and Mrs J r Gufin spent
Monday of last week with their
daughter at Macland.
Mr. and Mrs George LEVEL of
near Austell spent Sunday with
relatives ct this place.
Drs. Nolan and Miller, of Mari
eta, performed an operation on
Mrs P M Hairston last week. She
is getting along nicely.
Arthur, little son of Mr. Bear
den has been very sick for the
past week.
We are sorry to say that Mr.
Cleveland James is not any better.
Dove All.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-01
BlackWellS.

MARRIED-At the home of Mr.
Lee McCleskey, Sunday, Septem-
Der 9th, 1908, Mr. Archie Medford
and Miss Georgia Howard. Con-
CALCULATIONS to the happy couple.
Mrs Maggie Stephens and child,
of Gainesville, visited her aunt,
Mrs S R McCleskey, few days
last week.
Mr. Roy McCleskey is very sick.
Mr. D L McCleskey and family
spent Sunday with Mr. Archie
White and family.
Miss Emma Bryan is sick.
Mrs w P Dawson is quite sick,
we are sorry to state.
Rae, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs A II McCleskey, is very much
improved.
David, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs Homer Range, is no better.
Lilly.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-01
Th6 Marietta journal
MARIETTA, GA, OCT. |. 1908.
SardiS.

Rev Albert R Bond, pastor of
the First Baptist Church of Mari
eta, will preach at Sardis on Sat-
urday before the second Sunday
IN October. We want a large crowd
out TO hear this able divine.
Next Sunday is our regular sing
ing evening. We will have the
new books on hand, and we want
a large crowd out, as some good
singers have promised to be on
hand.
. We learn Mr. Tom Black is con-
Hned to his home very sick. Mrs
Celia Barfeld is also very sick.
Mrs Robert Barfeld spent Sun
day AFTERNOON with Mr. and Mrs G
Mackey.
Miss Florida Steele, who has
been visiting Miss Nettie Marler,
has returned to her home in Ma
rletta. Eureka.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-01
WileY'S.

Mrs. Delphie Duckett, of Emer.
son, spent last week with her sis
ter, Mrs. V. V. Horn of Marietta
also visited friends and relatives
at this place.
The other day while in Mariet.
ia l heard farmer complaining
about the low price of cotton and
having to pay II 1-2 cents lb for
meat and 81 10 a bushel for corn
and also have to pay a high price
for everything that he consumed
| asked who is to blame? Is it
not the complainer +? Make YOUR
own coin and meat and then YOU
you can stand low price cotton.
The farmers in this section act
ed wisely last week by hauling in
their forage while it was dry.
The singing at Bethlehem last
Sunday was largely attended, con-
slderlng the rain, and all enioyed
the singing. Mr. w S Dodgen was
present and led. He is quite fee
BILE and bid them all farewell as
that would probably be the last
singing he would ever attend. A
good dinner was served on the
grounds, in which the writer took
a good part. Beulah
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-01

The thing that inspires man
TO want public Office is how he
hates to work for his living.
We feel sorry for some people
because of the ancestors they in
herited.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-01

If a woman had to choose be-
tween good figure and a good
complexion, she would decide for
the curly hair.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-01
Where a Multitude of Sins are Covered

The L. & M. PAINT covers defects in
previous paintings, and wears for 10 to
10 years, because the L. & M. is pure
linseed oil binder-pure oxide of zinc
pure white lead, and you help to make
the paint by mixing three quarts of
linseed oil with each gallon of paint.
It's done in minutes. Makes cost only
81 20 per gallon, CAN'T & HODGES, L..
& Paint Agents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-01

Our Millinery Department continues to display in beautiful
designs the seasons fashionable Hats We claim to
De headquarters for for fine millinery moderate prices
Inc ladies that did not have opportunity visit our
Millinery Showing will find new and stylish hats all the
time
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-01
Dress Goods
The Novelties
Bags, Belts
and BeltingS

great showing of very handsome Shopping Bags Special
bargains in black and brown, with small purse inside Sill
yer coin bags in beautiful oxidized German silver
Special attention is called Belt Pins and Beltings
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-01

Characteristic of this store is the Trimming Section is
Overlooking with bright IDEAS and you will find here
to your fancy the exact trimming necessary.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-07-09
A GREAT EDITOR.

: The name of John Delane STANDS OUT
prominently in recent necrology. yet ne
was neither statesman nor poe1; painter
nor sculptor. He was for half cen.
fury editor of the London Times, ye1
he was not himself writer. inaeed,
his MOTTO" says Harpers weekly, was
never to do anything himself thag others
could be had to do for him. But his
personality was of a sort that radlated
power. After an average heaiGhy poy-
hood he found himself IN Prlntlng
House Square, and at the age OF little
over twennty-three he became editor OF
the Times by Jove! | am editor OF
the Timesp he exclaimed to some one
shortly thereafter. But very soon he
was the Times. He dominated his pa
per by force of ability and personality
rather than by constant presence. Yet
this giant, too, had his sorrows, as the
rest of US. He writes, some time after
the death of his mother: NOBODY now
cares about me or my success, or my
motives, and that WEAKNESS OF life l
had long felt has been gaining ON me
ever since. l have much to be
thankful for, [butl l have become so in
different to life =. weary both of work
and idleness, careless about society, and
with failing interests,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-07-09

Nh. charles Brown were guests
N--con in Thomaston last week.
Nutt of Warren is the guest
NrFarland... Mrs. lnez
l.-rsu is visiting her brother,
..... rl>hman. ....Children's Day
rsui at the Methodist Church
.. an Rev. C. Fl. Bryant will
.aA a. N. and in the evening
concert by the Sunday
g 4ad Mrs. j. F. Marden made
rttsfeld last week....J. F.
vie of Camden were in town
., Mrs. NJ. j. Poor and Mrs.
ar7 making pleasure trip to
.., Garden of the Gods and
Rev. {. II. Bryant attended
association in Belfast Tues
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-07-09
FOLEYSHOllEYAn6rAR
Soe children; safe, sure. No opiates
The Remedy That Does.

The Remedy Ihat hOes
CDR Kings New Discovery is the remedy
that does the healing others promise but
fail to perform, "says Mrs. E. K. Pierson,
OF Auburn Center, Pa. sit is curing me of
throat and lung trouble of long standing,
that other treatments relieved temporarily.
New Discovery is doing me SO much good
that feel confident its continued use for
reasonable length Of time will restore me to
perfect health" This renowned cough and
cold remedy and throat and lung healer is
sold at r. III. MoOdy's drug store. SOC. and
$1.00. Trial bottle free
Absentmindedly the young woman yawn-
"Pardon me-" she said. 81 didn't mean
to do that"
81 see," responded Mr. Lingerlong. SOP
ened by mistake. "-ChicagO Tribune.
1t Can't Be Beat.
The best of all teachers is experience
G. NJ. Harding of Silver City, North Caro-
lima, says: 81 find Electric Bitters does all
that's claimed for it. For Stomach, Liver,
and Kidney troubles it can't BE- a beat
medicine" MIR. Harden is right; it's the
best of all medicines also for weakness,
lame back, and all run down conditions
Best too for chills and malaria. Sold under
guarantee at r. FL. MOOdy's drug store
SOC.
A young lady full of good deeds noticed
the tongue of horse bleeding and with a
use of technical terms too little appreciated
said to the cabby, "Cabby, your horse has
hemOrrhage"
slt's lis tongues too large for his mouth"
said the cabby and added sententionsly.
"Like some young ladies. "-London Globe.
Bert Barber of Elton, Wis, says: II have
only taken four doses of your Kidney and
Bladder Pills and they have done for me
more than any other medicine has ever
a perfect cure" Mr.. Barber refers to De-
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills. Sold by
r. Fl. Moody
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-07-09

Mrs. Iazenbee-Here's the man come 10
fix our clock. 10 upstairs al" e0'
him, won't you? u; :, 40
Mr. L,azenbee-1t isn't upstairs, is II?
Mrs Tazenbee- Where DID you
'h1 Ms I IfaIzenbee-I thought it had run down.
Philadelphia Press.
just Exactly Right.
"I have used DR.. Kings New Lite Pllls
for several wears, and find them JUST exac!iy
right" says Mr.. A. A: FELTON, Oh hatlis-
vle n y New Life p lits re aeteS for con.
Situation, hiliousness and malaria. 25c. az
R. d. Moody's drug store.
Mabel-And did your grandfather live to
l" eiackEWeli, / should say so! He was
swindled three times after he was seventy.
Exnerienced travellers have found great
banefit nv taking with them bottle OF Or.
SETH ARNoLD's BALsAM. 1t cures Illness
caused by impure water and sndden changes =
Of climate. Warranted by W. y. Poor q
Son and A. A. Howes Il 20.
"Why in the world does my little d0 O.;
Rudoiph keep shifting at the landscape?'
asked the amazed lady in the studio; A..
"Ab, it is one compliment" replied the
artist as he clapped his hands; re paint
ing is no natural zat he 'ninA0 NO ''
fish," ,o,ds
in the picture" a,o,ds GU
"No, but those are mackerel CLOUDS. -
Mexico Record.
Best the World Affords.
"It gives me unbounded pleasure to
recommend Bucklen's Arnica SalVe, says
J. ". jenkins, Of Chapel Hill, N. c. 81 am
convinced it's the best salve the world al,
fords. It cured felon on my thumb, ana
it never fails to heal every, sore, DuTn q or
wound to which it is applied. 25c. at Il. h.
Moody's drug store.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-07-09

Project fE6hN'
Nm rn..-s Banks and Miss Faustina
u-,.. A4a- 4. Bangor June 9th on bust
rau Ms. Priscilla Brewster of Camden
f......- H.r aunt, Mrs, n. j. Heagan.
Ms &, Mley was in Bangor one day
AN p4.s pr Ju-ness......'..,Mr. ana Mrs.
E7g-r. .al rs visited in Stockton June
.u Miss Miriam Grindle is at home
I'm. .-se. Mrs. Mary Smith visited
g Ja.nrs.otta recently. She was ac-
home by her sister, Miss Elmlra
CHM N1s r. \. Avery and son Edward
vsi-. N.- aud Mrs. Edward Clifford at
Owl Head seyeral days last week....J. f.
Ih las rue finest looking garden in
Wes f.e had green peas, new potatoes,
l4,r.- oal .ldishes for dinner June 2oth.
Laaryoua I'd town beat that 49,. Evander
Harr3a VISITING his sisters, Mrs. M, b.
Gis.5 AID Mrs 4. A. Pierce, in Standpoint
tA. u-4g ... Miss Bertha NJ. Pettee OF
C1nr osed a successful term of ten
ga.a, school here last Friday. 1t is the
WISH the parents and pupils that Miss
.e1-e a.s laa- the fan term.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-07-09

NlNiGlf CENTER.
NJ tVyn Dickey has returned home
80 aI, Horace Tibbetts is at work for
ge 3at~m Rubertson.....M Mr.. and Mrs.
byaat taues of Standpoint visited
N. 40. Nr, Joshua Littlefield last
ItlHla Nh Elisha Robertson and two
dae-r. OH Detroit visited relatives in
a@l ard Belfast last week ..... Mrs.
-4'-. Ngr is in OrOno to visit her
MOTH. iy- several days. Hon. A. 4.
Nussg- Naut 10 Boston last Saturday on
'Ii-', Mrs Mary Robertson of Sears
FIl, ,s1lg at Mrs. Martin Robertson,
aa ole l-ig} bor....,.M Miss Ruth Marden's
leaif itler poor. Miss Sylvina Nick
d@- ii fyFtland is the guest of her
-..5# Mis- Mary Nickerson.... Mrs. Beal
-ll Ag' Webb are both gaining slowly.
llrl9l.a owned by C. Curtis and occupied
y Jlares Iwombly and wife and Lew
l's5laa and family was burned last
Iu1idas r0un. The household goods were
'DiFI4a'ed from below, but nothing was
@'-L ]ai Of the chambers. No insurance.
'"Aits eel Patterson returned to Massa-
| 'a''e,ts ast week with her mother. ... Mrs.
'SNlAs il very much better. Miss Martha
~.' has gone to Pennington to attend
''sNmmar school.