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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-27


ants be notified 10y Publication that
Plaintiff has commenced n suit
against them In this Court, by pc
titions duly verified by amdavits.
the object and general nature Of
which is ms follows, to-wit-
For causo of action plaintiff states
thHt she IL the owner ID the follow
Ing named and described lands. ~
Ing and situate la the county Of
mates and state Of Missouri. towlt-
Lots thr,e and four % a ~ In block
six C6l Ia Sperry's Addition TO the
city OF Rich Hnl! Tint ON Dec. 81,
1891, one May L. Young
was the owner Of the said land aud
ON the said date the said
NJ AIRY T.. Young aud her
husband. John g. Young, executed
their prnmissnry note Ia the amount
OF one Hundred aud Twenty-Five
1925 OOl Dollars payable 90 William
Sperry, defendant. aud for the pur-
pose of securing the payment OF said
note the said Mary p. Young and
husband Jno. G, Young executed
their deed OF trust Of date last afore
said. 10y which deed OF trust they
conveyed the said lands to defend
ant, L. b. Farmer, rs trustee and
naming In the said deed OF trust the
said William Sperry as beneficiary
aud holder OF said note. the said
deed OF trust being of lrecord In the
Recorders Office within and for the
county OF mates and state Of Mis-
souri,. in book ~ at page 342, the
same having been recorded on Jan.
%, 1882:
That the note and debt so secur-
ed by the said deed OF trust has long
since been paid and fully satisfied
hut 10y i~nadvertanee or oversight
the said deed Of trust has not been
satisfied and released on the record
thereof.
Plaintiff therefore prays the court
for "a Judgement, decree and order.
declaring and holding the said deed
Of trust fully satisfied, void and OF no
effect aud that such deed Of trust be
10y the court ediudged and decreed
satisfied and released from the rec
ord thereof and for all farther aud
Z other relief and orders to the court
deemed fitting and just IN the prem.
ises; and that unless the
said defendants be a d
appear at this court, at the next
term thereof. TO be begun aud hold
en- az the court house In the city %.
Butler, in said county. on the FIRST
Monday In October, 1908. and on oil
before the FIRST day OF said term. an
swer or plead TO the petition In sal,
cause, aud same VIII be taken az
confessed, aud Judgment rcndeir,
accordingly,
And 81 IL Jurther ordered that ,
copy hereof be published, according
20 lUw, In the Rich Hm Tribune, ,
newspaper published In said County
OF Bates for four weeks successfully
published at least once a week, th.
last insertion 20 be at leRst thirty
days before the first day Of said mex.
October term OF this Court.
T. ID. ENInREE,
Circuit Clerk
a True Copy from the Record.
Witness my hand, and seal OF 10.
Circuit Court OF Bates County, thu
29tn day Of July, 1908.
- Il. ID. EMBREE
seal Circuit Cl,rk
49,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-27
NOtlee ot.Flnal setnemnn,

Notice Is hereby given to an credit
ors and Others Interested IN the "a.
tate OF Mary = Young, 'deceasea
that l. Geo. +. Huekeby, Admp,~'
traitor Of aid estate, intend tomnEs
anal settlement thereof. az the ne~t
term OF the Bates County Probate
Court IN Bates county. state 81
Missouri 20 he held az Butler. Mis-.
souri, GA the 10Th day OF August.
lsva Cleo. z. Huckeby.
~ administrator
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One Of the busiest men in a
busy city says, Il try to make
at least one friend a day" That
seems more than most Of as can
manage, and yet the wayside
spring of a country road makes
q friend of every passerby.-
woman's Home Companion for
September.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-27

In Philadelphia there are
special officers to prevent lovers
from monopolizing the parks
these officers are called spoon
collectors"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-27

The Lowry City Independent
is running a mems beauty con
test. It is feared that the win
ner's photo viii be published.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-27

The man who ate fifty ears Of
corn at one sitting should board
at q livery stable.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-27

Bryan speaks on the different
issues in every state. He chooses
che issue that viii get votes in
the state he happens to be in.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-08-27

Hobson is still declaring war
with Japan. He has never re-
covered completely from the
kissing he got several years ago.
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In politics the other fellow
profits by your mistakes.
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when they return home Miss Lola may b
very much benefited in health.
Oct. Is. c.
PROSPECT HARBOR.

fhJNoTES1 aAAnOn.
Irving Macdonald spend the weekend
here with friends.
Mrs. r. E. Robinson is visiting relatives
and friends in Gouldsboro.
Miss Ethel Stanley spent the week end
with relatives in Winter Harbor.
w. F. Bruce leaves this morning for
Endfield for his annual hunting trip.
Thomas Bendix and wife have been here
for few days, guests Of the Misses Joy.
Mrs. Eugene Bunker and daughter, OF
franklin, have been spending the week At
J. 5. Coombs'.
Mrs. E. G. Abbott, OF Portland, was .
guest OF her sister, Mrs. E. s. Rice, the
last OF the week.
Miss Amy Noonan, who has been spend
ing two weeks with relatives in Dorches-
ter, Mass, is home.
Mrs. Emma Sargent went to Bangor
Thursday for hospital treatment. DR.. C..
c. Larrabee accompanied her.
Messrs. Harvey and Irving Ray are on
their annual hunting trip to Wytopitlock
DR.. F. F. Larrabee will join them in
Bangor.
A large delegation from here attended
the grange fair and entertainment in
Gouldsboro Wednesday. They report q
successful fair, fine supper and Q good
play.
Oct. Is. c.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.
SUMAC.

Boyd Tracy shot deer Thursday.
Miss Helen Butler has returned from
Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Raymond Lewis is in Wytopitlock
for few weeks.
Mrs. Calvin. Norris and Mrs. Eldridge
Trip have returned to Bar Harbor, after
visit with Mr.. Norris sister, Mrs. Frank
Butterield.
Raymond Miles, Of Milo, visited rela-
tives here last week.
Mrs. Annie Stewart, who has been very
i'll, is slightly improved.
Pearl Clement, OF Seal Harbor, is work.
ing at the FranklinsRosd house.
Mrs. John Tracy, Of Gouldsboro, recently
visited her sister, Mrs. George Young.
Mrs. William Miles was called to Ma
chias recently owing to the illness Of her
son Henry.
Thursday, Nov. 5, Rev. p. A. A. Kllam
will conduct meeting here. A cordial
welcome is extended to all.
Mrs. Victoria Butler has returned from
Waltham and East brook, where she has
been for several weeks teaching singing.
Freeman Butler and granddaughter
Miss Piper, Of Eastbrook, are spending .
few days with his son, Fl. A. Butler ard
family.
Oct. 30. g.
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

{. L. Smith and family have moved
home from Hancock Point.
Several owners of cottages at Hancock
Point are having artesisn wells sunk.
Capt. c. B. Mitchell and wife, OF Nicolin,
were guests Of Capt. Il. c. Hagerthy and
wife Saturday.
c. L. Smith purchased Mrs. F. M. Wat
sons horse before Mrs. Watson's depart
ure for Brooklyn, NY.
Parties have been here recently looking
over the house and farm vacated by Rob-
ert Haley, with view OF purchasing.
Mrs. Amasa Young, of Gouldsboro, no,
with her little son, has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. d. w. Kelley, has returned
home.
Word has been received here of the safe
arrival of Mrs. Robert Haley and children
at the Isle of Pines, where Mrs. Haley
went short time ago to join her husband
who has employment there.
Mrs. Stella Boston Swan, who left Han
cock Point q few weeks ago, is now at
Stevens Point, Wis. Mrs. Swan stopped
at Chicago, and was pleasantly entertained
at the home of T. J. Hodgkins and wife.
Nov.2. W.
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NORTH SEDGWICK.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Haslam last week.
Mrs. Ada Allen, who has been quite ill
for two weeks, is better.
Miss Lin Carter, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fred Page, returned to
West Sedgwick last week.
H. II. Allen and wife attended the fu-
neral OF their aunt, Mrs. Pearl B. Day. OF
Ellsworth, at BluehiIl Saturday.
Golden Rule circle met at Mrs. Elwells
Wednesday. The circle will meet with
Mrs. c. II. ALE next Wednesday.
Mr.. McPheters, who has been on q
vacation for about three weeks hunting
and visiting his people in Oiamon, has
returned home.
The young people had halloween party
at the grange hall Saturday evening,
with the usual sports and tricks and pump
kin lantens. All had a good time.
Nov. 2. RAE.
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Has Strength Restored By
Vinol

Mrs. Michael Bloom of Lewistown,
Pa. who is so years of age, says; For
. long time I have been so feeble that
I have had to be wheeled around in
an invalid's chair. had no strength
and took cold at the slightest proyoca'
ton, which invariably settled on my
lungs. and q cough would result MY
son learned Of the cod liver prep
aration called vinol. and procured
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rapidly. and after taking three bottles
I am able to do most OF my work, ana
I can walk a quarter OF mile easily.
Every aged or weak person who re-
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me-"
As q body builder and strength crea'
tor for old people. delicate Children
weak. rundown persons, and ailel
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fails to give satisfaction we Will TO
turn your money.
vINOL 10 sold In Ellsworth, Geo. A.
Parcher. DrugEist.
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COUNTY NEWS.
? sdaSsSo-~I Ooxmty Nsss. ~ csAsv -
sEDGwICK.

SEDGWICK.
John w. Allen 10 building an addition
to his blacksmith shop.
Samuel Stinson, OF Sunshine, spent the
weekend with Capt. c. A. Conary.
Rev. Gideon Mayo occupied the pulpit
OF the Baptist church Sunday morning.
Mrs. T. u. Husband and daughter Elix-
abeth are in New York for few weeks.
Mrs. Agnes Kane, Of Sorrento, Is the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Annie Andrews.
Mrs. Julia Keene, Of Boston, formerly
OF this place, called on friends here last
week.
CApt. Sheldon Torrey has left his weasel
and will remain at home with his mother
during the winter.
E. J. Bysrd has lately installed new
swinging doors in the church between the
lobby and the auditorium.
Work on the Cioseon house 10 nearly
completed. The alterations are . great
improvement to the place.
Ernest R. Grindle has bought the Barker
cottage and moved II to the lot which he
purchased Of william Hooper. He ex-
poets to occupy it soon.
Nov. 3. H.
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GOLDEN WEDDING.


Henry c. Milliken and wife, of West
Hancock, on Friday, Oct. 30, celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary. There
was pleasant family gathering at their
home, where all but the first years of their
married life have been spent.
OF the nine children who were born to
them, seven are living, all of whom, with
their families, were present. Owing to
unfavorable weather, many friends and
relatives were prevented from being pres
eat, Watson K. Springer and wife being
the only guests outside of the immediate
family.
A bountiful and delicious dinner was
served at 2 p. m, over which the genial
host and hostess presided with their usual
hospitality. In spite of heavy downpour
of rain outside, which Mrs. Mllliken said
exactly corresponded with that happy day
fifty years ago, everything inside was a
picture OF comfort and cheerfulness which
will be long remembered by those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milliken were the recipi-
ents Of many useful and handsome gifts
Mr.. Milliken is one OF hancock's Oldest
and most respected citizens. He has held
many offices in town, and is q staunch re-
publican. Mrs. Milliken is q woman Of
sterling qualities, loved and esteemed by
all who know her.
Nov.2. SUMAC.
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the form OF magnetism or hs.
influence ia bring about chemical sc. s.It !
We live Surrounded by elsc,ri.itv nv. ).
becomes evident to US only when 4,
tion or when the quantity present in O-
thing 10 more or less than the 49,.
amount. esse
Electricity flows through all subst.,,..
In some degree; some alm,ss 49,
oppose ito passage and others allow !.
move with the greatest freedom rs. ~
materials through which electricitv na ao'e
easily are called good conductors. , -
which obstruct its passage are called aO
conductors or insnlators. Silver /. ~.
best conductor, copper being almo., ..s
good. The latter metal is used slmo.,
ciusively where good conductors
wanted. Over IA, 10000 pounds q, 49,
per were used last year in the e,ac,.;l,
industry. All the metals and their .,'S
are conductors. Iron and steel conan,.
fairly well, but less than ones seventh ~
well - copper. All gases, INCLUDING u.
are practically absolute non-c opduc,o,.'
30 arc oils, rosins, glass, crystals. penn,
porcslain, clay, dry wood and lss,h.,
rubber, gutta- perchs, paper and fbrou,
materials such - silk and cotton cloth
When electricity u 1t rest it il c.l,.a
static electricity. Lightning is n AL
charge Of static electricity from one ov.,.
loaded cloud to another or to the east.
The earth seems to be q regular re,e,vo,.
Of electricity. Electricity is generated q,
produced BY friction, chemical action a,
by magnets. When electricity pener,,sd
by mechanical means flows continu,,,,
in one direction II is called direc, cur,sr,
electricity. When it is produced with A..
ternators which generate a current sure.
ing first one way then the other over the
line, 1t 10 called alternating current A.
drst all the electrical lines were dire,
current, but lately alternating current /.
being extensively used.
at is an age OF electricity declares one
Of the engineers Of the General Electric
Co., land the electrical industry is vet in
its infancy" Even now electricity an
piled to motors gives the best form of mo-
tive power in the world. In the electric
arc and incandescent lamps it produces
the best artificial light known to man.
lighting thousands and thousands Of
buildings, cities and villages. Asa source
Of heat 1t 10 rapidly coming to the 'front.'
The electric furnace gives the highest
temperatures known in the Laboratory.
Electricity 10 50 tractable it can be trans
mittsd hundreds OF miles over slender
copper wires to run at once thu tiny dem
tist drill Or the mammoth machinery Of a
steel mill. 1t is in daily use in nearly
every business, in oil professions and bya
large percentage OF the worlds popula-
ton.
New and greater electrical wonders are
produced every year. What the future
will bring forth no one can even Imagine.
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FACTS ABOUT ELECTRICITY
Its Nature as Much q Mystery as I
Ever Was.

Its Nature as Much . Mystery as 1t
Ever Was.
The nature OF electricity 10 Just - much
Of . mystery to the scientists OF to- day ss
it was to the priests OF Magi in Zoroster's
time when they SO puzzled the wise augurs
and sstrologers Of the Medes and Per-
slams with static electric sparks produced
by rubbing amber and glass. No one
knows for . certainty the truth about
electricity. Some hold that il is Q form OF
matter, kind Of force, . variety Of mo-
ton, disturba in the ether, and still
others that it is q weightless fluid.
For the sake OF simplicity, however,
scientists assume that electricity may be .
fluid; that is, in the sense that light is 9
fluid. 1t lay be fluid without weight,
capable OF inconceivably rapid motion,
travelling at the rate Of 1896 miles =
second, even faster than light, and mani
testing itself under certain conditions as
heat, light and power. Elsewhere it takes
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greatly to their appearance. Hervey
Murch is doing the work.
Cassie Hooper, OF East Franklin, is at
Georges pond visiting friends.
Raymond Hooper is at home from Port
land, where he has been employed.
Mrs. Cassie Bunker visited her brothers,
Charles and Hervey Murch, last week.
Mrs. jamie Stanley, Of Brewer, visited
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Cousins, re-
CT Biiy.
Mrs. 9. W. Jellison has gone to Har-
ring.on, where her husband has employ
ment.
arthur Tracy arrived from Waterviile
Saturday, to spend his vacation with his
parents, Everett Tracy and wife.
Oct. Is. r.
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MANsET.

John Lemoine, Of Southwest Harbor,
has moved his family into the John Stan
ley house.
Lyman Stanley has improved the sp-
pearsnce Of his house by the addition Of q
fine piazza.
Orr.n Fernald and wife have been spend
ing the past week 1t Indian Point, guests
Of Mrs. Fernaid's parents.
Tho as Fernald has gone to Monhegan
for the winter. His wife accompanied
him for a two-weeks' visit with her
daughter, Mrs. W. 8. Stanley.
Oct. %. MAD.
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EDEN.

Leroy Garland has gone to Cripple
Creek, Col.
Mrs. Effie Reed is visiting her parents,
J. L. Hodgkins and wife.
There was large crowd at Eden park
to witness the horse trotting Saturday.
Epham Alley left last week for visit to
relatives in New York, Vermont and
Massachusetts,. He was accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. Susan Norwell.
Ralph Colson injured his eye quite badly
while at play. 1t is feared he will lose
the sight Of it.
Oct. Is. ".
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NORTH BROOKLYN.

Mrs. Annie Coombs is visiting relatives
end friends in Castine.
Mrs. Grace Colt, of Stonington, is Wis
iting her father, Adelbert Seavey.
Mrs. Annie L. Hudson has closed her
cottage and returned home to Boston.
w. c. Redman has had an engine in
stalled in his boat, A. L. Sargent doing
the work.
Arthur Cole, who has been tending Q
weir at Seaville for George Grindle this
summer, has returned home.
Nov. 2. SUB.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. E. G. Abbott, Of Portland, was q
recent guest of q. H. Young and wife.
J. c. Worthen and wife, OF Melrose,
Mass, are guests Of o. W. Foss and wife.
W. A. Wilkinson, Of Rockport, Mass,
visited p. E. Walker and wife q few days
last week.
Mrs. Helen Morgan and daughter, Miss
Minnie, who have spent the summer with
relatives here, have returned to their home
in Woodbury., N. j.
A pleasant session Of Elinee council, d.
OF p, was held Wednesday evening. An
interesting program was rendered, one OF
the pleasing features being song by A.
B. Crabtree.
Mrs. o. l.. Crabtree and daughter, Miss
Lola, leave Thursday for Southern Pines.
N. c., where they will spend the winter
Their many friends sincerely hope that
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Meoirai.
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Case After Case.
worth.
Plenty More Like This in Els

Plenty More Like This in Els
Scores of Ellsworth people can tell you
about Doan's Kidney Pills. Many hap
py citizen makes public statement OF
his experience. Here is a case of it. What
better proof of merit can be had than
such endorsement?
Mrs. r. i. Moore, Ellsworth Falls, Els
worth, Me-, says: ''The cure Doan's Kid
ney Pills effected in my case several years
ago has proven permanent, and have since
recommended this remedy to many of my
friends who has used it with good re-
sults.''
On February z, 1906, Mrs. Moore gave
the following statement regarding her
case: ssIn 1903 underwent an operation
and after that was in misery all the time.
did not regain my strength and my kid
neys became badly disordered. The pains
in my back were almost unbearable and
all the medicine and doctors treatment
had no effect on my case whatever. FL
nally began using Doan's Kidney Pills,
procured from Moore's drug store, and
they went at once to the seat OF my
trouble. Doan's Kidney Pills not only
cured the backache but built me mp in
general and corrected the difficulty with
the kidney secretions."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the .nane-Doan's-and take
no other.
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Quick climatic changes try strong consti-
tutions and cause, amongy.other evils, nasal
catarrh, troublesome and offensive disease.
sneezing and snufiing, coughing and difIacult
breathing, and the. drip, drip Of the to1i dis
charge into the throat-all are ended BY Ely's
Cream Balm. This honest remedy contains
NO cocaine, mercury, nor other harmful in
gredient. The worst cases yield.to treatment
in short time. All druggists, &c., or mailed
BY Ely Bros, 5sIWarren Street, New York.
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Miss Emeline johnson has returned
from Bar Harbor.
Services were commenced in the hall
Sunday morning, for the winter months.
Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson is visiting the
family Of her brother, Capt. Charles H.
Wooster, in Rockport.
The BRIGHAM hill grammar school gave
pleasant entertainment Saturday even
ing for the benefit of the school room.
Miss Ethel E. Martin and Noyes A.
Haskell were married at the parsonage
Wednesday evening, by Rev. c. A. Purdy.
Nov. 2. II.
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OCEANvnLE.

Miss vesta Joyce 10 visiting relatives in
Brooklin.
Alva Gross is boarding with Mrs. Eliza
beth Joyce.
Maud Cousins, Of stonington, 10 visiting
her parents.
A. J. Joyce 10 working on the new
chapel at Sunshine.
Mrs. Herbert Stanley, of Bar Harbor,
spent few days last week with her father,
8. G. Buckmineter.
Oct. 81. A.
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EAST SULLIVAN.
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EAST SULLIVAN.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hill, of Bar Harbor, visited
in town last week.
Mrs. Eunice Blaisdell, Of Franklin, is
visiting her sister in town.
Charles Griffin is at home from West
Sullivan on account of illness.
Eben Smith and wife have returned from
= carriage drive to Penobscot.
Fred Patten is doing his usual amount
OF fall work on his buildings, keeping
them always in repair.
Charles johnson, who is employed in
Washingt on, d. c., is visiting his parents,
Theodore johnson and wife.
Miss Gertrude Orday, former resident
OF this place who has been in Concord, n.
H., for several years, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. J. A. Dyer.
Oct. "a. ii.
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W EST HANCOCK.
Harry Robbins has gone to Boston.

Harry Robbins has gone to Boston.
Mrs. Albert Rich, Of Isle an Haut, il
visiting her parents, H. c. Milliken and
wife.
Rev. P. A. A. Killam, of Ellswort b, held
a meeting last Monday evening at the
schoolhouse. There was a good attend
ance.
Hervey Bennett, who has been employed
for some months at Washington Junction,
his gone to New York, where he will have
employment.
There was sociable at the schoolhouse
Thursday evening, given by the teacher
and pupils. Cake and coffee were served
A good time is reported.
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Mrs. j. E. Dunn is visiting relatives in
Ellsworth,
H. c. Bunker has purchased fine pair
of driving horses.
Mrs. A. L. Fernald is having repairs
made on her house.
Mrs. Gerald Wilbur, with daughter
Charlotte, is visiting her mother, Mrs. A.
l.. Bunker.
Mrs. H. F. Collins has returned home
from business trip to Bangor, Camden
and Rockland.
After much persuasion Miss Lola dyer
has decided to play at the Methodist
church. Her many friends appreciate her
kindness and help.
The many friends Of Elizabeth Martin
were pleased to see her in town last week
She will return to Augusta soon, where
she has employment.
Rev. Mr.. Chase, pastor of the Baptist
church, preached an interesting sermon
Sunday, Oct. %, on 1.-THE Silent Look OF
Christi. There was an interesting musical
program.
c. H. Sprague has the third floor of his
new hall nearly completed. He is assisted
by W. FL. Lowrie. The l. o. r. NJ. will
soon hold their meetings in the new hall
and later on will organize Pocahontas.
Nov. 2. o.