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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-20
Catholic Weddings Further Restricted

pastoral letter be issued early the approaching Lenten
by Bishop Canevan of the Catholic diocese Psburg
Penn well as other bishops will impose regulations
ing marriages all Catholics II will give full effect to the
script of Pope Pux several months ago. providing
that priest of parish shall unite marriage who
residents of another parish.
Under the regulations marriages celebrated outside the
parish of the residence of either the bride will be
ed illicit and such marriages will be possible only false
taons The marriage not be declared invalid but would be
candesne and illicit unless special dspensaon procured
The celebns would be deprived of the benefits of the Church
"The law will be practically prohbory of eopments and of
all consdered marriages. said local official of the Church at
will place additional obstacle the way of the marriage Of
Catholics with which the Church has always been
opposed and almost invariably produces unhappness The clergy
of parish supposed to know their people, and de-
string to wed within the Church compelled to do under the
of their religious guides there will be fewer and
subsequent heartburnings."
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Western Pacific RumOr

According to the Tuscarora
Mining News there is persis-
tent rumor afoat that the West
ern Pacific has decided to change
its route between Wells and Car
lin by leaving the Humboldt river
and skirting the foothills through
Starr, Lamoille and South Fork
valleys, striking the river again
at Carlin, where it will establish
division headquarters.
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Nevada State News
for troops.

O. d. Payne, a jeweler of Tonopah,
has filed petition in bankruptcy, stat
ing that his total Indebtedness amount.
ed to $40 ,5S7 80 and his total assets to
"a. .537.20.
Mrs. Ira d. Wines, a well known resi-
dent of Ruby valley, Elko County. died
at Palo Alto, CAL, on Jan. s of diabetes.
The remains were taken to her former
home at Lehi. Utah, for burial.
Martin o. Toole, aged 4S, committed
suicide by taking cyanide of potassium
in a cup of coffee at Rhyolite last We'd
nesday. He had been drinking heavily
and acted in despondent way for some
time.
Last Saturday in Reno DIR. S. B.
Cooley filed an amended answer to his
wife's petition for divorce. He cites
that she drinks too much intoxicating
liquor frequently and often sits upon
other mems laps, etc.
A. @. House, Assessor of White Pine
County and one of the most prominent
pioneers in that section of the State, has
resigned his official county position ow.
ing to constant friction with the County
Commissioners. His resignation is ef-
fective at once.
Rev. Henry B. Robinson, warden Of
Racine. Wisconsin, College, has just
announced that he would accept the
position Of Bishop of the Missionary
District Of Nevada, to which he was
elected by the House of Bishops at Rich.
mond, Virginia, last Autumn.
In order to encourage structural steel
work in the Nevada mills and mines,
the Salt Lake and the Las Vegas and
Tonopah Railroads have reduced the
tariff on structural steel between Los
Angeles and Nevada points from sl.sS
hundred to s117. to become effective
Feb. IA.
While in the county Jail at Winnie
mucca last week serving his "a hours
sentence, Amos Hardin is reported to
have stated that he had ordered all
feuces of the Humboldt Cattle Com-
pany that were on Government land 10
be taken down. and that they will be
taken down at once.
The Commissioners OF White Pine
County have instructed the District At
torney to begin suit against w. J. Girls.
void. a wealthy sheepman. to collect $50
a month for the support Of bis mother.
Griswold refuses to support his mother
and she is county charge. On his re-
fusal to pay for his mothers support.
the Commissioners ordered suit brought
against him.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-20

A "joker" has just been discovered
in the Act of the Legislature passed at
the last session, prohibiting railroad
companies from requiring telegraph
operators to work more than eight hours
in every twenty-four on systems
equipped with block signals. The Act
provides fine of 800 for each offense.
half of which is to go to the State edu.
cational fund and the other half to 60
to the informer. Railroad companies
have contemplated the Act with com.
placency in spite Of the threats OF pros
ecution for its violations, being safe in
the knowledge that q provision Of the
State constitution requires the entire
amount of the fines for similar vic.
lations to be placed in the State educa-
tional fund, making the present Act un.
constitutional-Reno Gazette.
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Bold Robbery at Searchlisht, Nevada
Three Men Caught In the Act of RObbne Safe and After
Stiff Fight Are Captured

Searchlgh Lincoln County Nevada dispatch of January
ney Companys 23O o'clock this morning William Mcvey
Thomas Nolan and William Kellogg the latter two miners from
Godfed engaged running pistol fight with Deputy Otto Bode
and John Conau employees of the Bode noticed that the
light burning usual the safe and Conauts
home informing him Of the discovery Both repaired the store
and from side window discovered the burglars working the SAFE
They called the surrender For they began
ing their revoves and many shots exchanged running
fight Deputy Sheriff Howe and Deputy William Howell joined in
The officers forced open the door the found
three robbers, fully dressed pretending drunkenness
search of the revealed complete outfit of burglars
TOOLS fles coldchisels and bottle of nitrogycerine
When caught the robbers had already blown open
door the safe and secured $780, and preparing blow
the door of the strong box which contained s5OOO
At daylight Mrs Crowley noticed many searching for
money supposed have been thrown away She looked back of
her wood pile and found $345 bills and Colts revolver which
she Immediately turned over to the officers
The of the store afraid open the strong box
charge has been placed inside the broken DIAL
until this has been removed attempt will be open
the door,
Charged With Still Another Crime
Postoce Inspector Rddod who arrived here to-day
the and examined Mcy Nolan and Kellogg the three
under for safe-bowng here last Monday night
the blowing at the Las Vegas pooce week ago. The prs-
admit being Las Vegas the time that the robbery
red, but deny all knowledge of the robbery.
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Reno Bank DOiging Taxes

Attorney General Stoddard will assist
District Attorney Moran in the three
cases now pending in the district court
wherein the state is the plaintiff aud
the Farmers and Merchants National
Bank the defendant. Arguments to
the demurrers to the complaint will be
heard in the district court before Judge
Orr on Saturday. January 20. In
these cases the State is suing the bank
to compel the payment of taxes for the
last three years. The bank contends
that owing to the fact that it is Ma
tional institution there should be no
State tax imposed on it. and that to i'm
poss such tax would be contrary to
law.-Rsno Gazette.
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Chareed With Still Another Crime
Effort to Advance the Price of Silver

Tonopah Sum- 1t learned recently reliable authority
that concerted effort being made by the mining companies of
Nevada and other Western States demand for sill
and that influence the Government increase its
chases of the metal The plan pay off the employees half
silver Formerly met gold and but the
payday in Tonopah will half of the money paid silver
and the other half gold The silver will be
hadoars There doubt but that the putting of silver
circulation by many companies will draw heavily the
of silver coin hand.
is said that the plan has been adopted before What
effect will have the market value of silver
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Mayor Kirman Of Reno and his asso.
ciates have rented building in Carson
and will start a new bank there within
90 days. The bank will have capital
of $25. 900 and will be in charge Of Car
son business men. IL will be started as
o National bank il the papers arrive in
time. but If they do not the change will
be made as soon as the papers arrive.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-20

Diamond Rebelah Lodge No. 5, L0.0P.
Meets the Second and Fourth Monday of
each month at the F. L A. NJ. and I. o. o. F.
Hall at 7:so o'clock from April to September
80, 1906. All sojourning Sisters and Brothers
are cordially invited to visit.
JIMMIE ZADow, N. G..
KATE WINTERS, Secretary.
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The angambing law into effect in New Mexico Janu-
airy and the knights of the green cloth Albuquerque cee
orated the event by taking stuffed tiger and aughen the beast
The closing OF gambling New Mexico Nevada the
only place where gaming is licensed.
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BcaifC LOdQe No. 7, <. Of P,

Meets every Tuesday evening at its Castle
Hall In the Smith Richard Building ct z
o'clock. from October to March 81, and at
7:so o'clock from April to September 80.
All Brother Knights in good standing are
fraternally invited to attend.
G. L. BRoY, @. G.
Attest: d. Z. NosrRosA K. Of r. 8.
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EUREKA LODGE DIRECTORY
Eureka LodQe No. IS, F. & A. N.

The stated communication Of Eureka Lodge
No. 16, T. & A. NJ. will be held ct Masonic
Hall on the Saturday Of or before the full Of
the moon In each month.
w. H. RUSSELL, W. NJ.
JOHN HANCOCK, SR.. Secretary.
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Eureka Lodge No. q, |. 0. 0. F.,
Meets every Wednesday evening at r. 4
A. M. and I. o. o. +. Hall At Z o'clock from
October to March 81. and at 7:so O'Clock
from April to September 80.
All sojourning brothers are cordially In
vitsd to visit.
J. B. BrALE, N. G..
G. @. II. HUI, v. G.
WIN. ZADow, Treasurer.
j. H. jury, Secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-10-21

WIS married to Newell NJ. Bunker 1t tho
brides home. The ceremony was pei
formed ct O'Clock by Rev. Gideon Mayo,
OF Winter Harb The bride was ATTENDED
BY her daughter, Miss Edna, ana the groom
BY Carl Bickford. The room Was prettiiy
decorated with potted plants, au-umn
leaves and red berries. After the eere-
mony, ice cream and cake were served.
The couple were recipients OF many pretty
gifts. The guests were Cecil Roosebfook
and wife, r. D. Ashe and wife, 6. H..
Stevens and wife, r. P. Moves and wiz,
B. r. Leighton and wife, Miss Doris
Leighton, Miss kuth Leighton, joseph
Sargent and wife, Miss Sybi Bunker, Ais
Clara Bunker. The ont ot-town guests
were Ars. John Hutchings, Prospect Hsf-
Dor; Joseph Bickfoyd and wife, Mrs. Gid
con Mayo and Carl Bickford, OF Winter
Harbor.
Raymond Apollorin has closed his bung.--
low ON TAft's point and left with hn
family for their home in Mediord, mss.
Oct. 10. l.
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sEDGwICK.

Carlton Day, who has been employed "
Bar Hafbof, ID home.
Mrs. r. w. Emerson has gone 70 PoH-
land n Soute for Washington, ID. e.
Hillside circle will have sale and sup
Per 1t the town house Tuesday evening.
II. J. Byard has gone to Boston to ren es
his connection with the Robey, Frencne ".
Quite number from this town attenose
the harvest supper ct BROOKLYN last "se..
Samuel Hasen, who stepped on nan
which pierced his foot, has nearly fec0''
cred.
Carrie A. p. Adams, who sccompA,n,iss,
her father home, returned TO HaVerhii' INV
week.
J. H. Hcopsr and wife have closed 1I ~.
house ct Haven, and are again ~ w
homestead.
w. II. Robbins il home for the winter.
Mis- Nettis Russell, Of Boston, is Vis'''A'
RELATIVES here.
Aiss Judith Cole has returned ,iv =
Hluahill, whore abe has been employs" y
the psndleton house. ia. atom.
r. @. Grant has moved the tprrer s' N
which b. purchased short time As''
lot neae his fathers residence
ca. 10.
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COUNTY NEWS.
DEER ISLE.


Miller Colby 10 III OF typhoid fever.
Frank Carman and wife are taking Q
vacation in Boston.
Mrs. w. n. Burns, OF Atlantic, vas in
town this week visiting relatives.
Capt. Edward 8. Powers was called home
from Bos,on By the serious illness Of his
wife.
About hfty members Of Harbor View
chapter, o. E. g., visited JuanitA chapter
1t Bennington, where they were finely en-
tertained. An excellent banquet was
served, and the evening was most enjoy
able one.
Harbor View chapter was largely 1t.
tended Wednesday evening ct the ol6cial
visit Of Miss Edith A. Lenfese, district
deputy grand matron. The degrees were
worked on two candidates. After the
work, . fine collation. was served in the
new banquet hall.
The experimenting COMMITTEES met Oct.
II to transact necessary business. Il was
voted to begin the schools Nov. =. The
following are the teachers assigned 70 the
common schools: No. /, Myrtle Stinson;
No. 2 (grammar), Cleveland r. Eaton (pri-
mary), Sarah q. Pickering; No. 3, Bertha
+. SAunders; No. 4, Nellie B. Haskell; No.
8, Rilla Staples; No. 9 (grammar), Malcolm
6toddard primary, leosa Barney; No. Z,
Harriet Saundefs; No. 8, z. Gertrude
0reenlaw; 10, Helen d. Haskell; No. II,
Lillian e. Knowlton; No. Is, Clsrmont
Knowiton; No. q, Gertrude B. Eaton; No.
81, Breta d. Haskell.
Oct. 10. REX.
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EAsTBRooK.

HAIRY w. Rowe preached at the church
Sunday. A goodiy number was present.
Greenwood grange will present the
drama "Bread on the Waters" Oct. "a, II
being the seventh anniversary OF the
grange. Supper and dance after drama.
A party from Southwest Harbor 10 spend.
ing this week ct the Googins and Wilbus
camp. In the party are Arthur 0illey and
bride, Henry Gray and wife and c. Morti-
mer 0ott and wife.
Sunday horse owned by J. r. Butler,
and driven by his son Harold, wae
frightened BY an automobile and threw
Harold and his sister Mildred out of the
carriage. They were not seriously injured.
There was pretty wedding at the home
Of Andrew LAwrie, Saturday evening, Oct.
II, when his daughter Edna was married
to Harold A. Kingman, of this place.
Harry w. Rowe, who has preached here
for the past four summers, and 10 now At
tending college in Lewiston, arrived here
Saturday morning to perform the cere-
mony. The single ring service was used,
The wedding march was played by Mrs.
Elizabeth Jordan, of Waltham. The
bridesmaid was Miss Vivian Lawrie, cousin
of the bride, and the best man was thu
brides oldest brother, Leroy LAwrie. Cakl
and ice-cfeAm were served after the cero-
m0ny. There were over 100 guests. Tn
presents were many and beautiful.
Oct. 10. GEN.
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

Mrs. Nettie A. Stanley has been to Bcs-
ton on Q visit.
John B. Steele has moved to Islesford fol-
few months.
Mrs. Nancy Stanley has been to Bangor
on pleasure trip.
Capt. s. s. Buiger has purchased the
sioop Belle and May, and Is now fishing.
Richard Stanley has sold his sloop, and
Is having larger one built in Friendship
Mrs. Mary s. Stanley left last Thursday
for pleasure trip to Boston and Giou-
cester.
Or. Ober was here Sunday and performed
an operation on the throat OF Beatrice
Bunker.
Mrs. Augusta Bunker has returned
from an extended visit with friends IN
Portland.
Miss Helen Dix, OF Bass Harbor, has
taken rooms at Mrs. Julia Spurling's for
business purposes.
Rev. Mr.. Bolles has returned from his
vacation, and held services the last two
Sundays. Rev. A. p. Mcdonald preached
here two weeks ago, and assisted at the fu-
neral OF Kenneth, the fve- weeks-oid
son OF Frank Wedge and wife.
The new building belonging to the
ladies' aid society is completed and chris-
tened "Ladesade". The first public 9at her
ing was held in it Wednesday evening.
The proceeds, amounting to nearly 90,
will go toward the fund for the painting
and other necessary repairs on Union
meeting house.
Oct, 10. n
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HANCOCK.


MEMORIAL 1DeoLUTIoNs.
Pamoia grange, Hancock, has adopted
the following resolutions:
wAwsss, Death, the destroyer Of all that
is mortal, has entered our strange and taksn
from our midst one Of orr charter members,
Sarah L. Wooster. therefore be II
RssoIvsd, That We. - members Of Pano:a
grange, remember the worth Of her who BY
purity Of life and kindly generosity held
place among rs, whose removal from our
midst has left shadow and vacancy which
viii long be realized BY the members Of this
order.
Received, That this testimonial Of our syn
patty be sent 70 the bereaved husband, copy
sent 70 the papers for publication, and . COPY
inscribed on our records.
Resoivsd. That our charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days, 70 the memory Of
Sister Wooster.
CLARA r. JOHNSON.
NELLIE y. CRABTsKk.
ELIxABBrH OAKHs,
Committee on resolutions.
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wALTHAM.

Alfred Harrison shot fine moose Fri
day.
Miss Isabel Jordan and Miss Mary
Curtis were in Bangor Saturday.
Roscoe Haslem and niece, Miss Grace
Haslem, visited friends in Brewer last
week.
Miss Flora Wilbur, OF EAstbrook, was
the guest Of Mrs. Ida Jordan several days
recently.
Almon Jellison and wife, Of Ellgwoeth
Falls, were guests Of Mrs. Mary HaaIem
over Sunday.
Mr.. ButleE's singing class will rive IL
day evening, Oct. p.
There was sshuskin' bee' ct Milton
Haslem's Tuesday evening, which We en-
ioyed by young and old. Mr.. HAalem h
an up o-date larmer, 100 bushels potatoes
100 bushels turnips, 80 bushels bets, 20
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saDper,,srusrnls
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Hearty
Appetite

Round Pond. Me- is0" "a
!, sRcs several yeafs ! have ,.eou,.
- r. Atvccds bitters and ! iee Ssst
msnd them to anyone as 'ne zee &
msdie;na I ever used For 'o''
apretite tbey are Invaluable, ,,,ore.
II. Alden collam0'''
70 ~ ven and heartily without ut s seali,e
mn TIE panes Of indigestion Is ~ By
one Of lies greatest pleasure. digestive
kheir speci6c action on tne ysmoye
nrsan. I'd. r." Atwood's Bitters ,sss;on,
re sensation Of fullness and opp The ~.
e eIs the bowels, and restore JUS
petite. SOC. at druggists
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CAsTTNE.

Miss Alice Parker left Friday for several
weeks vacation.
win Hooper and vile are on trip TO
Eddington and vicinity.
Gus Conner returned Saturday from his
summers work In New York.
r. e. LAWS and wife have gone to New
York for several days vacation.
Miss Grace Lufkin, Of Bar Harbor, was
IN town last weak Visiting friends.
F. e. Rea and family are spending .
few days ct the vogsll camp In Orland.
Casl Wardwell returned Saturday from
. visit 70 hia father in Brockton, Mass.
The Wilson family closed their cottage
Monday and have returned 70 New York.
Mn. Isaac Hutchinson returned Hatur-
day nom visit Of several weeks in Ban
Gus Perkins, who has been working tn
past summer 1t Morris Heights, n. r., u
home.
Mn. Jennie Disk1 FisA her son, i.
visiting her paFsn 8 pnsao littlsdsid
win Johnson ara niis, who Aavs been
visiting J. n. vo6en and Wis, have IL
turned 70 Aelross, Mass.
Ars. Jennie Stewart, - Roeklnnd. who
has been visiting Mrs. Hateh PaYkeJ
several weeks, has returneo heme.
| Saturday an exciting esnse Of football
was played between the Rcckland hi9k
and Ca.tine maternity. ecore 40 in favol
| OF CAstinc.
| A. Lincoln Kirk will give his mouolo9ue
entertainment Ut Emerson hall rfi1ay
evening, Oct. q, under the auspicon B
Castine fraternity.
| Oct 10. q.
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SOUTH PENOBsCoT.

H SOUTH PENOBSCOT.
Bert Grindie recently lost horse.
Miss Ethel Slower spent Sunday in Blue
hill.
Mrs. Sarah Grindle is visiting friends in
Bluehill.
Guy Condor, of Bluehi academy, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents, q.
B. Condor and wife.
Ernest Perkins has gone to Cornish to
consult specialist on rheumatism. His
friends hope he will get help.
Olive 0rindle, who il attending the
academy At Bluehill, spent Sunday with
her parents, Norris Grindle and wife.
Oct. 10. q.
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NORTH DEER ISLE.

Capt. F. A. Haskell and crew arrived
home Friday night.
interesting meetings have been held on
Little Deer Isle the past week.
+. Z. Hardy is going to move his store
across the street and enlarge it and open
q boarding. house.
Mrs. Charlena Lowe is having repairs
made on her house, aud will rent it to par
ties from Sargentvillc.
Mrs. N. e. Gray, who has been in NAL
den, Mass, visiting her sister, Mrs. G. w.
Lane, two weeks, is home.
Mrs. Sarah Bryant, OF South Deer Isle,
is visiting her son, G. w. Small. All are
glad to see the dear old lady again. She 10
ninety four years old, and smart in mind
and body.
Oct. 10. II.
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rouns.inville, Ps, Ysb. ID, isea.

Fountainville, Pa., Feb. IL, lsoa.
8. B. Hartman, NJ. D.
Dear Sir: l have bssn thinking Of
writing to you for some time 70 let you
know what PERFUME did for me.
am 81 year, old. lost my health
about SIX or seven years ago. ! nrst
had dyspspsis and employed diAsvsnt
doctors.
Last year injured one Of my kidneys.
had one OF the best doctors for that.
He put me 70 bed, not 10 move for two
weeks.
slowly recovered, but was % weak
and prostrated that could walk but .
short distance. In fact had to keep
quiet.
took several remedies, but obtained
NO relief. also had catarTh In some
form.
Ny wife advised me 70 take Peruna,
and II Il with pleasure that can say
that by taking one and one-half bottle
Of your Peruna, 1t cured me and feel
all right. / send this with many thanks
70 you, - enjoy life again.
Ny wife has also been taking your
Peruna for asthma and IL helps 70 re-
lieve her. We keep your Peruna In
the house constantly. Again say I
thank you for Pcruna.
Sincerely you're,
PHILIP RRATZ.
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COUNTY NEWS.
sroNINGroN.

STONINGTON.
Miss Mary Ccid is in Sedgwick on BUSH
| ness.
Mrs. Stephen Sellers 10 visiting her
brothers 10 Portland.
Alien Mills left this week for saltwater,
Okla, where he has employment.
Capt. Kelly, OF the J. Frank Seavey, is
loading stone at the John l. Cos quarry.
| Capt. Jason Greenlaw, Of Islesboro, is
the guest Of his brother, Capt. w. l..
| Greenlaw.
Winfield s. Richardson AAs gone 10 Isle
au Haul, where he will be employed for
| the autumn.
Mrs. c. Fred Eaton and Mrs. Della
and Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. Scott Geyer snd Mrs. Sullivan
Green, v no have been whiting friends in
Boston and LAnesviile, are home.
Mrs. Henry Robbins, who has bssn i'll all
summer, has gone to Portland Tor treat
ment at the Maine general hospital.
Henry Marsh, Of Rockland, he moved
his family here. Mr.. Marah II operating
locomotive for be Benvepue 0Eanite [ o
Miss Bessie Crockett, who has beep in
Portland the past summer, u noW ct home
with her parents, e. Z. Crockett and wife.
Fred A. Tory and Master Norman, who
have been on CUNNING excuFsiun TO the
outer islands returned. on Saturday, well
laden with coots.
Schooner Metinic is chartered 70 load
stone at J. c. Rodgers' quarry q the set
Element, for New York. Schooner Susan
M. Pickering 10 loaded with granite ready
to sail for New York.
Juanita chapter, O. e. g., entertained
about forty members Of Harbor View
chapter, OF Deer I.le, ON Oct. Is. y. D.
Edith A. Lenfest, Of Thomaston, rad her
onicial visit ON the same evening. A sup
per was served at n idnight.
Capt. Caleb Sawyer, an old resident Of
this town, die at Sailors Snug Harbor,
Oct. 6- Mr.. Sawyer leaves three sons and
one daughter-Bertram, Of Gloucester,
Mass; Fred E. and 8. Tiluen, Of this
town, and Mrs. William Spofford, Of Deer
Isle. The funeral services will Be held at
South Deer Isle Tuesday, conducted by
Rev. J. p. Simonton.
Oct. 10. Mill.