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tnne7at ~ n - I7i"Ne' .nI't
rFiveaF Fairs - a.~ 49, 20. p
10 .s.rif "f' s1Cfs1 t.tDM .ELi Is.
/. 49,. In Circuit
.pA1EsLMeoc Of ARRANGED AT
MEETING, IN, cLARksBURGn z
YESTERDAY. sN

CLA,RKsBHRGrFeb, cora meeting
OF tie2 GspAal west Virginia Racing
CREDIT was held yesterday at the wax
do. Secretary Baker, of Elkins, was
at home !onr account of siclc
ness inRhIs family and thU Bucllhan.
non and Weston Representatives were
not in attendance. President w. G,
Strickler, of Pennsboro, was present
/. Nothing definite was done owing to
the. fact that ~Buokhannon ind West
ton. have not arranged their dates.
The dates fixed so far are:~at sifs =:
Pennsboro third week in august.
Elkins, fourth week in August, q
clarksbuFg, first iweekisin septem-
Der. y4ri Sf4p
, AS soon as Ruckhannon and Weston
can, fix their dates the circuit will be
completed. There will be five fairs
represented in, the, eircuit.aar - .lt-
The stakes offered have not been
fayorably received; and II may be that
each ,falF Will, offer 9, $500 purseIeaeh
day, with, which the promoters believe
will attract .horsemen. However. this
matter, will be determined at the next
meeting to be held here March I:
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Mid lew Gig l1t
q
Ia mp hip
ReE ] 1 Ill
IS nlsIlNcTIohisE FOR AAktllcEi-hilltE.
TWIN SULLIVAN AND STAN;
LEY kET6HEL Will
EIGAr. ! EslslI


SAN FGAkcISSoi FEB. IA tight
which ii 44jectsd to t-go. lar toward
deciding the middleyeight champion
shi1 1fl fheE EorIdsib that between
-Mikel EEfni sdIEsid and Stanley
Ketchel, TO be brought on tomorrow
afternoon. Local sports are manifest
ing much interest lin The contest and
both men viii By heavily backed.
H1lsS aShs IL 9Scseduled "a 90 rs
rounds at cofrorth's Mission street
arena add the boxers are TO be ready
to tight at 2:15s O'clock The weight
was axed at :fs4 pounds, four hours
before the time set for the men to
enter the ring: ~ j. :l'sfss% - !.
Ketehef win have an advantage Of
several pounds weight over Sullivan.
Thelatter expects 70 weigh from;15O
toj15e pounds on the morning of the
contest. IKetcheI probably will press
the weight limit closely. as heathas
been growing heavier recently. CO
Sdili8afi: makes no secret Of the fact
that he expects to win from Ketchel
|, by the knockout route He believes
that he can Outlook Ketchel land, ex'
poets to develop a good, right hand
punch He has been developing this
for some time and hopes to use II
effectively in to-motrow's contest =
Inrregard to the bout, Sullivan has
this to say: ssSs;.7a'2 e ''s'71r5 ="
ave fight at 154 pounds. which
Eleaves him about ten pounds to the
good, but / don't think the weight viii
bother me, as am much cleverel
than he is. and will wear him down
Ketchell is a ringer for Honey Mel
lody in styleE and yuu remember what
II did to the latter Ketchell is big
rough fellow, and has but one punch
a right hand swing. In -ThomasIht
met a man of his own style who slug
ged tIH%on't slug but cwill box care
fully and feel, certain that Iswill out
point Him. art"lrsr, 'dT "-r,t, ~;
IA Boston club has wired. Offering
meta match with LiBiIly "Papkes III
swfnlsover ,Ketchell II. will go cas-
Immediately and stake on the new Eel
low and try to make a clean up . II
Ketchelrs great claim to{,the hBnol
Of lighting for" the championship O.
the mfddleweight division lies Amos
entirely in-his- Victories over Joe
Thomas. Thomas, had cleaped. up o.
scared oil 1afE NeVery1hhE kdth1r
six or seven pounds ps>his weight IL
thelcbunfe2 T6fil iheJmet KetchelI
The latter beat him-lecisely in three
hmf battles. aBduthe GoaHtswsRtel
,fnallYJ admitted 6hat his rMicHsar
Trivial is the betteRmanH
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.Lemon. choeaIate, .custard.

I These area 4beo three varieties aoi
"oUR.PIE" preparation, which are
creating so much favorable comment
everywhere Each, Rackage 1t putlup
according to the strIctest, Pure Food
Laws, 1t docs not. requlpe an expert
encsd cook to makengood splesIIf from
"ouR,RIE." Just the proper proper
lions. Of all Ingredients are I'M the
paekqge,ready ton your immediateYuse,
tAt, grocersr 10 .cants!s1 eft ind saIsIq
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J Coat EGb COKE RsEiSiIE,WA g.

7 Coal AND COKE All IVA co.
aetwsen Charleston, ciegdeania, g
c. He oasSavay, RutnsyIIle. O.
7 = iaIao, saso, 5siIngteR ana
9 e;' o l1ess7 Eikins.. sa9 IS
: e ~ Ilorth Bound = ii'.l
(Eastern Time, { z s5s
No. ., daily, Ly. Charleston, s;se
n; Cray Court House, $40 .. MI
7 Ar. GSsaway. ie:21 i. n. s.13 n
No. 4; daily, Nv. Charleston, $:s5 p
m.;1 clay Court House 5:47 ,. M
{ Ar. Gassaway. 7:3e p. m. = ~
No. 2, daily, LIZ. -GassaXay. 1871 4.
M; Burnsville. 1882 a. NJ; orlaE,
do, 1fs6 a:t m.;f Sage le; Ss y. M
Ar. Elkias. d M II y Ii
Train No. 2 makes connection With
B. and o. at Orlando, for Weston
ClarRsblrE and all points East
Between .seifhateh. and cealtsTi:
ftEastetn Time)
south Bound.
No. 9. daily except Sunday. Ar. Bel
iInlgton, 500 p q; &e9fa9it9n
P: m. .,Fl q, btes st75s All a.a ssas
No ! dali, except Sunday Az; Being
/, ton, 11;ie a, m; coalton 3: g: 9. n, m 4,
+ s. ~ North Bound, -i,rsg
NO. s, daily except SUNDAY Ly. Beling
d ton, s:15 a. M; coaIton, 9; 10 4; ma a. /
No. IL, daily except Sunday, N. Bel
+ ingtoP. lIs gl9 Pi n;e} csal tone M
p. m. - Z
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M.FARLANpiTo EIeHTIaRiroN..

I, m'tRRLRNDi ~ ,FlSSf1 tJiBhtl oN'g
(. tiBYiS WI Press s&ssociatien.l - Z
, MILWAUKEE,, u Wissf1Feb, TiMl;
waukee tight fans will see an nimport-
anti international battle this evening.
when Packy Mcfarland and Freddie
,Welehs the crack English rpugilist
meet in "a. ten rolnd boutrunder 1.-The
auspices of the BadgersAthletic, club
at sther Hippodromeslc The weight, is
l$S pounds i lat gS O'Clock this after,
NOON. :, WEIGH has beaten Maurice
Savers andr Charley Naary since he
has been lin the West and IiNcFar-
LAND. will have, his hands full when
they meet. G1om sriuiG1EUs E2Es ,'uo
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TWENTYIpAYs7.

'coIoreeds Man a and Woman mgst ,Re,
main ii jail, serving Sentence. !
CLARKsBURG, Feb. 21.-zsentences
Of twenty days each were imposed on
James Bowman ana YeFna Stewart
both coiored, by Mayor crile in police
court at the regular session Yesterday
morning. TRey We're convicted OF
meeting at a house on Monticello ave.
nue. for an unlawful purpose, Wed,
nesday night for which they were ar
rested by policemen.
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40 qioc1E 7sd5i'7 Cd 90 sbaHl .
Indicted lis: t;es9d r.. r.
Or. Rape Charge
q sGigl'iIs, q 2r!'!1@eGE' "7st
I -.0-TV|V ETU.'- I'I6 7'TITVg - q
NOVEL CASE, ARISES IN iFHEa CIR
CUT COURT AT CHARLES 8
at TOWN.
!. An inte8Tu4EH5q afanFf7N S3a
ss3BSSR3 u 81 B38IaBx3aa3Es' ' at

Charles Town. with, Judge E. Boyd
Fhulkner on the bench. 1t appears
Ghatpthe 8rafyS4 jhfe (which TosRBetsaF
'4s lahRs oa fs*5 aaFsa s&9 aetlttNsa
rah indictmslS ~ against ta' shtfhkand a
woman Of Jeffersea--eeanty for hav-
mig commIttsds7R hseIotious assault
ubGisa young GID offhat sebuntslit .
The attorneys forsths man cand wo'
MAN enter6H N sdbmufretau the inL
lds ctntant alleging ;thht charge of
rSpenouldrnot 5he brought againstgar
wpmans andfT Judge T. Faulkner osili
hear arguments ron3 thisipoiut,dn eu.
day rors Two. u 5apys lrllubk. -ssIHt
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FITZGERALD AND BONNER.

!, Tickets for the matinee for "The
County ChaifIfaaa chA'Bv se6nred at
ChrlsGe's, '!PdeGs, dialdfa;a IS Cents!
adults, 80 Cents. - 10 s'r's i'nno1
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AEonday wednesety md
oepaSt. M. aois 100 .; ~. ~
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Personals. n,
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g :lIiEIEI ;FI'l 'iEti:3s5


Sunday.
Master Gerald payisu coS Columbia
street. VIC bbsssb bsesP p y 3pF EgSms time,
8 is In 8 ssr tHlt s frepllitipH.yykT
Mr.; F. o. Gaskins expects to go to
a5E Barr sS AZ y DAY to spend "a few
day. With y fri6eTnpd4s79a1 s5Guorre d y
Ms. HqfrmPsab FEayiss,noet Runners
sidge, w la4Sof9 business gisit9rain this
ward I ,ApphF5sf ayytGsronolk 50 tIoar7I12
Mts Iqhp Jenkins, Of dndIanaI who
e tRa guest iher sqnIqF FedoJenkIns.
speBt Fpesaayb rYithig MRS, h,ReDeoca
KNIGHT dot GuRs2 streetno sldl 81 snas
Mrs, MaIyo cRlroyo5whd has fbedn
~ ct her homeslonf sththastreet,2 IS
very much .inproNedi yd bnets Ifs" .
Miss Tnez Jacobs will return 'to-nfor
row from her-home at Trfune, where
ahe has spent ths-past weS.9 visiting
her hetsh 6t16 Ind MS. J LRdsay
Jacobs.
Ne RpselTG Ugula 1T H9hn5, 7 %RsI 4
buainess stIpU in >ta4s atAtao yasSef.
day. .os Koran aoAJa aHAT
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Bracelets make a very acceptable
yalentine newest styles at SCOTS. y
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MISSOURI BOXING .rouRNAMgNT:

lgstyg. IsIir-@-T t-7-,Is&nilipH .yh
. ST, LOUIS, Feb 2kiTSteBs boxers
from seyfrqfl, stiles viii Pe sssp.4Rt the
aPP88tteYE ib9xtPg ttpuTRaEmepk of the MIS- MIS-
souri, Athletic club, which Will be3 the.
sBoFti9g, featpgs Of the slW!l qsh lItRlg9qH
Birthday; eele5hJgatlIOPFp i in ST. It9pts rBhe
Stil}w Iva Athletic ltlh9IFeit lelphRs ,Pas sent a
1, team Of It's elsveEEsss4ts neR rand GtRsS
= IVY llGlliike likely tshqw the fMsiss9pFiaRas da
!, te%l I4fttflkSI yitJ eH; d, nssn Il
!, The athletic, committee of the MiyA.'
6! intends to make the show big AZ,
fair. Besides the five boxing bouts,
there will be several added attrac-
8 9otSYIt5t SH {, s8tts sssss t5i e.
crowd that is exnected-
=, 80 Ter+e=ee-s=4Hi- e-Tks wa
/ Mrs. GTmeyoni See aRih fsmHyL of
Chicago. ILL.,, arsN4itpgtNarI and Mrs.
6. H. Swisher, on-RoSdston street,
this weekInJ. is .dsI .HaOY WaE
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apEsi 6d6oE6 ouk

, Ep agy, gfIsqg segssqpgss Who are
icoassmoiatins ikaaI6P h6t water .,
steam heat this -seasen in order %
dye you the bsnsatrsl re crescent l =.
prices on boilets and radiation M
viii place orders noW y be Delivers.
in June u tyop are interested ip hoi
water or steam, heat ssed US a postal
orSphone usi u ,Ntli cost you aatAlne
to. get an estimate n your require
.msnts. eIop cannot anord TO miss this s
opportunity = 'nfctrs srrts q. A&7fI
i. .,e,s REED PLUMBING Goras u
n, 81 n, Carr Bldg, Parks Ave, n
Both Phones. FaiEno9nlh
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Mononaan 6iYI.ISh.. -

FOR CLARKsEtCTe5 mo WESTON, IseAys.
SsSE sclSEl iSi e s, SFlk IS " NJ ~ IS
. ERsSla,ifnR CtDr9 ClarlEahdrg ttnly "a ,,
j P,r xt;t5s n msdi tnaat Tad ef nss
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Or rant G hosen
I D ma ster
EpIT5 Wllk PRE- ibk( IL buSIf3
FN,Eae 1sEkIss fsikiNER-EfNAI
REPORTS HEARp,

REPoRTs HEAsp,
L 1E-S-T
,AoRGANToyRS Z, Feb. u %
final meeting Of tile bcdniniittee Fin
charge OF the arrangements for the
Bushels Aen'sE LEAGUE db1eF. Hon
e. 81. Grant vas chdsen toEpsssflS hs
stfmaster. Congressman fStdfgiss
had been asked to accept this place.
but he telegraphed that he could NO:
come at that time. In the SAhs hs69
sage. be expressed his hearty appro-
xalSos the m6yemene ana eppsS asulaatt-1l
ed the men OF Morgantown on their
Reports nom n The, ssosnniteeesi, s and
oncers V were heard and al arrange
ments for the. af1air were completed;
The treasurer, j. H. MeGFev. and the
secretary, u. L. Brown, reported that
ALREADY, l8o tickets have been sold
and It Is conservative to estimate that
the Attendance win reach tllly $50.
| 81 tg9ennty.hve guests especially IN.
,yited for the anair. seventeen have
sent their responses Several have
accepted tbe invitation and a few
have found 1t necessary TO. decline
| for unavoidable causes. Co, schoon-
lqnaker. vice president 81 me Pitts
.I.burgs and Lake Erie, viii, moi be able
to Is bs'2h here, but the chief engineer Of
the road. or or some lnts other Qflcia1 WIN
i accept the Invitation in his place.
Prescident Bray. OF the American
j sheet and Tin Plate Company. alsa
4 fnds Il Impossible to come at this
I.tInie, but the district superintendent,
lRoberte Skcmp, OF scottdale, viii be
L.. -. .Iat..- ~. e ha,.st'rts
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me Houno KiaS6f d6bQdrs5&2 go.
lingstuIN toiatBathrGa srnRE4itc %lftfe INF
lastdEb1p asser4es sFsth4s6 tth3 de-
terHaine Ralnohan1piSAsiAS otIIk4iE9.
ttlSo tvtFo sacRti6s, 'NSinstBe
heldsis Afblheuoad the in8Hs aFdBHtb
Hopltet he aittuII. aisoHthss kRntatta IS
the Observation-Disclosures. svth o Y
~: ssnpp,e,1sa. adi Iso(yI419's m
Corresponding sectttnko s.
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e ssIlIghSM. NJifsSIEERaesssw e. Z ssra IS
kJ,tcosSNfffE EV1Ia!E yRtd PisFrs
Leave, No. ]. s5;oo q M; Nc sye
TO, sI:i6 j.
~ sssss
nip, ~: ArIsgsss 3. 2
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,gUl, Have Social.

sps tI ;ssi Aid IA SOCIETY," al he 5Ioia-
ffs.s.csy Il. n c y met at the
"a M 90 ~. ponham ON
80, s,rss, Tbnysday, afternoon,
~ ,s sI ss,,v zere ,preseus and
RI Z; * sss yery ENJOYABLE one.
x, Y soa,a.,, has ,nads announcements
4 IN sos st y. .he cbnrcS March
1t qtss I ID ,ne e. viii be held
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M; Clay. c. h .2:32 ,. nj !. AZ
cbsrisESa. g 3 d q.
No. :. dailS. ~. Sassaf1as, Z! g
clay &, H, sag 4, IS; At. chaslss
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tisv s. w.oIprtsY ksg8aldtion::5

REDS SEEK TO scSREl czAR: :
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tfvo s. w!oPrtsy ksg8t!dtion:j 80
NAPLES, tnFeB. o31..n AilherentS III
this city Itod'tGei Russian revolution;
aryn paFt4cg' hive decided Is Hold d
meeting totfufther7 the"idede Of ~free
Russia during the presence in the
Hprbor of the Russian squadron I'M
der Admiral stu9g3 Que 5g:morrow.
.'fhey hope that they viii be, able AllIe to
Bring about q second, .postnonemept
81 the RfgFt3jgsSted .yfAt .pt emperor
:, 98Isf tG {Rf 3gIss Eetalq,e .qla.n
a. ,i1,izsg ,5v59 95ITF32l .sJ7 .r7"dya
s. a little "home fo& {55tHs gg me- sn,.
Its all ask, except so5t .odlth,
% Which comes with HOLSTERS Rocky
&ouGtaif FED. - ~ ~ :,
nal. Ss99sO$th t'sISi.3 RRikSaGfhhaassSy,;, =
.; q A.. %y ys#Sl4 @ 3s5F Z ggSs
ne AUBURN, N. V, Feb. 2l-Theo I'm
pite state implement Hrgn"s Club
hotd5oFes aHnata HtiTefti6ifi here 10
aak. Is be oSiRqaltda AatHpa bafdHet
at the Osborne Hotel. The club was
organized in Syracuse eight years ago
and has 500 members.
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!. 4oi stsB vsr-74s4t-fAsyh esd ,2Gts'
The fellaElns rptogrhmmeo%as zen:
dered by the Hoult- literary society at
Its regular meeting Thursday night.
February 2Osfa@5o91lu
Readings, VIM. MeElfresh, ]. w.
WoIsef8o YiB pHessRs sHeMwoIsh.
Read4t9gs EJas RtchgRndy Ja~e
satteraeldr M bpbieT g5oYlS nQiaa Wat
kins, Golden Hoult Earl McElfresh.
Lee Hapltncm7iaz sdi 10 t1o,oelib aal
lRpFoTnt,tdRn La Hnrr; grsubIeS,
The sHl1Eb Schools, J1snlk II - 10 n"li
The, iqaestionIfor debate Was: RE:
) solved thai, aeraIgn tmmismtiupEha
done. mqrs5 good thanHharmtol this
country. The deAateFa wera TO r al
firm, asnq Hpnlt,; gwil1 Hess,b 1saa
Hoalt Up dapysF l.. Harr!hViIlkNIs-
ElfEsss1h,, f Gpr Hess. n Tlbs jNdTs ,gera.
9s. s. Bnrnworth,a Chester &dDohah,
2s1A O, Burnworth. The decision was
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For coLusIgUs. ana; GEpcAqp Sss
For WHEELING, no. T.ytI;2ff1 nl9 Sc
I5vi5 7SssS "a e; gsss!si a AZ e r. i p
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, 7Tb,ass ssiss,s 1sSS,SsI2
Z hsTIz 50
Ne. i: saly. ~. EaIinS
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For. ;wAsHngGToN,, R4LiTIl1qst
PHfLADELPFTIA iaalnd NEW YORK
No: q. asS,951 n iIn. :; so: ne Ma sp 1T
egMl q g. sS!R.1 Scc q ii Ne q z'i
aIesvaq 'io,SI 8
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u: R9|SSEiPlEls q ) 2 4 z ss5
LNa? /. ssiInl ia 9shsaa ~.
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| jHpuAT kIrERARY socleTYeof

2 49,, 4 Ia taniEtsus 4lsuoiriAC
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WEST NiReIn!AN RELIEF FUND,
Employees National Coal Cor .5eru
Dola,%W. Va: ..-.f,s 49, izl.V9i
+Geo6,M. Jacobs, president Of le1sr
theFwest NirginIRn Pub. Co. 10000
]. M. Hartley & Son 4--:,-.. lV0roa
Hardware - :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-21
P|TTSF|ELD.

The Democrats of the representative
class composed of the towns of Pitts
field Palmyra and Detroit will meet
in convention at Union hall in Pitts
field at 4 p NJ. Saturday, Aug i. to
nominate candidate for representa-
tive and to transact any other. bust
ness that may properly come before
said convention, (. s..
/ Mrs. G.. H. Morse left Monday for
"a few days lvisit in Skowhegan. ,t
\, Mrs. Kate, Nash and daughter Ma
rion went to. Bangor Monday for a
few days visit with Mrs. Nash's
brother, J.. c. Berdeen and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mansur, of
Augusta returned to their home Mon
day.. after an over Sunday visit with
Mr.. Mansurs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Granville Mansur. ii
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Swan of Denyer.
Col, We're guests Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Ann NJ. Lancey, Main street.
A. p. McMaster passed Sunday at
Lake Sebasticook the guest of his
granddaughters, Mrs. S. r. Haines
and Mrs. William McGilvery, who are
occupying the Barron's cottage dur
ing the month of July.
S. Il. Haines left Monday for New
York on husine.s.
Miss Hilda Lille went to Lake Sc
basticook Monday for a weeks outing.
Mrs. Abbie S. Damon went to Rum
ford Falls Monday, called by the ILL
ness Of her niece, Mrs Walter Bray.
Miss Julia Mitchell, who has been
visiting relatives here the past week,
returned Monday to her home in San
gerville. ..ao.,,a. ,. 1T
Mrs. Jane, Morse has returned to her
home in Litchfield, after visit at the
home of her !. son. Attorney G. H.
Morse Yls ~
Miss Eua .Tunker, who has been
employed as principal Of the Bisbee
school at Rumford Falls, has resigned
her position and is passing vacation
here with her mother, Mrs. Luretta
Tucker. re f
Mrs. Walter Littlefield of Somerville,
Mass, arrived in town Monday fol, 10
weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. +.
Libby, who are passing a vacation at
Moose pond xi1
James Daily of Waterville visited at
the home of his father here Sunday
Mrs. L. A. Harding visited friends
in Watcrville Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. f. 7. Mayo, who has been Wis.,
ting in Greenville the past week, re-
turned home Monday.
Miss Agnes Smith, who is employed
at the local telephone exchange in VIA
terville, visited at her home here Sun
day. gui
Mrs. N. c. Smith and family and her
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodenbaugh of
Boston, who have been occupying tire
Graves cottage at Moose pond for the
past two weeks. returned to Pitts
field Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Frost. who
have been visiting in Athens. have re-
Fred Fletcher of Burnham was in
town Monday on business.
"A party comprising Mrs. j. D. M
Foster, Mrs. Cora Il. Rogers ann
daughter. Vivian. and Mrs. Evelyn
Call will leave today for Southwest
Harbor. where they will enjoy an out
ing of 10 days. '.'f
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Company A Notes.

A Number of citizens were present
last evening" at the weekly drill Of Co.
\, which was in outpost, extended Or
der ana advance and rear guard duty.
Tho drum corps also had a rehearsal
at which they made Il very crcditablc
showing.
Thc york upon the outdoor rifle
range is now completed and as soon
rs the targets arrive from Brunswick
TIE members of the company will have
an opportunity to begin outdoor target
practice.
Or. +. l.. Strout of this city has been
appointed contract surgeon and here
after Will examine the recruits of Co.
\ as they present themselves for en-
listment
Tho work has already begun at the
armory of packing the uniforms for
the state muster, which opens at Au-
gusta, Aug. 8.
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Baseball This Week.

Plenty Of baseball is in store for the
fans this week and they ought to be
good games. The Taconnet team
which is playing fast ball this season
has three games on han1 this week.
The first will be played Wednesday
afternoon with the Papermakers of the
MILL On Thursday afternoon the Fair
field team will be the attraction and
this will probably be the best game Of
the week. Saturday afternoon the
Cobbossee Inn team of Gardiner will
visit this city and will play the Ia
comet team on the college field. The
down river team boasts of a fast nine
and q good game is assured. On the
same evening the visitors will be the
guests of the Taconnet boys at a sup
per and dance to be held at the club
house and Jolly time is expected.
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right leg. The men engaged In work on
carried him to the depot and called the
doctor. who at once removed the shell
and dressed the wound. Mr.. Smith was
removed to his home at Benton Station,
where he Is resting comfortably.
w. NJ Crawford will leave today for a
short BUSINESS trip to Greenville juno
ton.
Mrs. Sadie Nelke Smith has returned
to her home here. after spending three
weeks visit in Massachusetts with her
husband.
H. G. Newhall has returned from
Boothbay, where he passed Sunday with
his mother, who has Il cottage there
MISSES Clara and Eva Osborne, who
have been spending the past two weeks
at Owls Head, have returned home 2
Miss Josie Champine and Miss Florence
Foster have returned from China lake
where they have been spending the past
week '"''
MISS Gladys Estes left Monday for
I'ittsfield. where she will make a visit
to her grandmother, Mrs. G. NJ Kicker.
Albert Foss of Albion was a business
cailer iii town Monday.
Miss Kate Brooks, who has been visit
ing relatives In Augusta, has returned
home 'T
Mrs..r p. fash, accompanied by Miss
Frances Frye of Maiden, left Monday for
Unity pond.
Bert Gerald has gone to Unity. where
he VIII camp for a week.
Mrs. James Atkins and son left Monday
for Gardiner to visit relatives.