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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-03
County
Prohibition,
Attention !!

Section of the Rose
Law provides that the Pc
titioE shall be filed as a
public document.
Following this intent of
the law, If a Rose County
Local Option petition is
circulated in this County,
a complete list of all the
signers with their address
es will be given TO the
newspapers.
Under the provisions of
this Law, signers may be
cited to Court to verify
their signatures.
Signed
Sec. Protective Assn.
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Publisher suicided.

Lewiston, Pc, Sept. 3.--James s
Stackpole, Republican candidate fol
director of the poor and member OF
the firm of Stackpole Brothers, pub
fishers of the Lewistown Gazette, lefl
his home Wednesday while mentally
unbalanced and committed suicide By
shooting.
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To ForscIose Mortgage on Railroad

Pittsburg, Sept. 3.--Foreclosure pro.
ceedngs against the Pittsburg Wa.
bash Terminal Railway Co.. upon the
first mortgage and property given to
secure first mortgage bonds was com.
menced in the United States court
here Wednesday by the Mercantile
Trust Co. OF New York.
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coakIey TO be ! Cub.

Chicago, Sept 3.-Charles w. Muir
ply. president of the Chicago National
league club, has closed a deal where
Ivy he secured Pitcher Andy Coakley
of the Cincinnati team. Coakley will
Join the Chicago team here today.
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A poetor Is AasassInated.

~ Omaha, Neb.. Sept. 3.-Dr Freder-
sfckT Rustin, one of the best known
Surgeons In the west, was shot and
1Ieiiled as he was entering his home
Wednesday, morning at 8 o'clock
g7here Is no clew TO the murderer.
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Two peonle promned.

Tulsa, Okla, Sept, 5.--While boat
ing on orcutt Lake, three miles from
Tulsa, Frederick Cornelius Of Musko
gen, aad his sweetheart. Miss Bahbl
Acieall Cf Tulsa, were droWned.
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aurns WhIps an AustraILan.

Melbourne, Sept Q. - Tommy
Burns. the American heavyweight
pugllist, today defeated "Bill" Lang OF
Australia la the sixth round.
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PIttabura ExposltIon opena.

; sPittsbufg. Sept. S---The twentieth
! annual season Of the Pittsburg expo
|, ,eition. the only Industrial exhibit OF
itA kind In the United States, opened
here last night, Thousands OF per
sons were In attendance.
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Plan to Merqe Glass Companies.

Pittsburg, Sept S.-Myron i. Cas-,
Of Bowling Green. o., and John II
Johnston of Hartford City, Ind, are
said to be back of a movement tt
merge all the independent hand-blowI
glass companies in the United States
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e.ooO veterans In Parade.

Boston, Sept. 3.--The principal
event Of the Spanish War Veterans
encampment teok place Wednesday
when 5000 uniformed veterans pa
raded through the downtown streets
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Colonial Country Club Hotel
West Baden Springs, Indiana.

Rates $96o to $3.50 per day Ameri-
can Plan, Private Baths. Special
Weekly Rates open the year around
COME and drink the water and
take the baths, 1t will cure Kidney,
Liver and all Stomach ailments.
coLstipation, nervousness and all
kindred complaints.
The expense is q mere trifle com.
pared with the benefits derived.
For these VINO cannot spare the
time or money to come TO the Springs
write us, stating syprtocs and all
ment n ros''N'o epcloa.,.. 4. 40 ant
we " Il. sAil Z. ....a..s Mineral Watel
fresh from the 5pFings with Phys
oiani advice FOX home TreAtment.
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BRYAN HEARS HIMSELF
Continued from Page One.

sylyanla, who has been Intimately
connected with all the great corpora
lions OF his state, 70 become .re-
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Railway to "HoIy City" is Opened
Medina, Sept. 3.-The new rallwa,
from Damascus to Medina, 'the HOLY
CITY" was opened Wednesday wifi
impressive ceremonies.
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place in Lower White Hills formerly known as the Chamberlain place.
 Mrs James H. Blakeman, who Is at Mt Vernon visiting her son, Sterling blakeman, has suffered shock and Is quite seriously III. Her friends in Huntington will be pained to hear this news.
 John Nichols is suffering with rheu. matism.
 Mrs Sarah Betts is spending a few days in Newtown, the guest of Miss Julia A. Nichols.
 George Quick, who purchased the Nelson Wanzer place few months ago, Is now nicely settled there.
 Albert D. Bartram, who has had charge of Bonnibrook for the past two or three years, have rented John Reeves place just east of Booth Hill and has moved there.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Miss Mildred Crandall of ox- ford and Frederick c. Nichols of White Hills, which is to take place at the Congregational church at Oxford, Wednesday, April p, at l.30. After short wedding trip MT and Mrs Nichols will begin housekeeping at MT Nichols pleasant home in White Hills.
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Don't take Cold Into the Summer.
 GET RID OF TT NOW.

If you, have the least bit of cough or a cold don't carry it into the sum- mer with you-better part with it now, right away. Linonine will drive it from you, clean your membranes of the irritations and chokes, restore your strength and build up your system. It IS food-medicine, rich in blood-making elements. Linonine's thoroughness in re-establishing health for those who are rundown from incessant coughs or draggy hang-on. colds is certified to by thousands.
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BetheY.

W. J. Nichols has sold large num- Der of the horses he recently brought in from Buffalo, but has a few good driv- CTS and workers left yet. Call at his stables and look them over. Mir Nichols is anticipating going west after another carload. o.
 Assistant Town Clerk Harold s. Day. is has been in charge of the town clerks office for several days while his father has been serving as juror in the Court of Common Pleas, which has been in session at Danbury.
 John Staib of Center street left, last week, for trip across the water to his old home in Germany. He expects to spend about two months at his old home.
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Marshall Director.
Own brother to Nathan Straus 2:O3 l-2.

Hfbroher Mary the Geat 2 and Andrew M sire Out of Mary Marshal 22 sister to May Marshall 284 Maj Marshall @ etc. To
 bred by A. H. Moore Cmar Pa Consigned by Fred Cook Foed 1884, black stallion; 152 hands, Standard Registered .x -
 Marshall Director 26 Director 99 Record 2l7 Sire of Drectum 0 Direct 2o5a Direction 2oSa Nathan Sus 20S etc Dictator llS beonan 1O Sire of M Clara By American Star A. Dam of list Mambrno Chief H. dams of N Fanny by Ben Franklin
 Mary Marshall 22 Dam of Nathan Sus 2O3a sister to May Mar shall 28 Major Marshall 2 Billy Wilkes 2ss 2:29 Sire of May Marshall 2O Major Marshall 2Oa Bennie Sydner Dam of B. dng in 10 list Harry Wilkes 2942 23 Sire of dams of in list Dora Seldom By Clark Chief 89 Dam of in list Mambrno Abda ah 22 Sire of dams of 20 in list Hppedeclnch By Dick Monroe
 Director l989 record 2 sire of Decum 2O54 Direct 25 Nathan Sau 2 Direction 28a Dorothy Redmond 2 Director Joe 2 Sire dams of Little Torne 2O John MKerron 2a Ozanam 0 Leonardo 2 Sterling Mckinney 2 Dolly his dm also produced Mary 22a Marshall Director also produced Nathan Sau 2 Mary the Great 2 and Andrew M re The next Sydner produced Marshall 2084 Mai Marshall 20 Marshall s the dams of Miss Hsey 2 and Mona Myea 2294.
 Billy Wilkes 2ss 2ss Sire of May Marshall s Hmena 2osa O8a Tle Seal 209 Little Louise 20 Uncle George 2l2 Mary Marshall m o Jet 2 and Pat Wilkes 23 Sire of dams of Nathan Straus 2O3 Saul 209A Rose Crox 21l4, etc.
 OWNERS STATEMENT.
 Marshall Director fine of ancestry that has made itself famous the stud the turf and familiar all horsemen He grand look stylish driver kind gentle and well hammered Has grand stylish action that admiration Has plenty of speed but has not colts strong stylish and show plenty of speed
 sons Flying Cloud All three staions will for the Sges Pumees Fees Marshall Director OO Flying Cloud and Leader $0 $500 at time of service and balance when is proved in foa
 Sidney True, Pumtrees, Bethel, Ct.
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COD. TABLETS

These are dry tablets of medium size which you swallow whole. They con- tain all the vital properties peculiar to the finest Norwegian Cod Liver Oil which make it so indispensable in the treatment of Consumption, Weak Lungs, Pulmonary Complaints, Ner- vous Disorders, General Debility, La Grippe, Wasting Diseases and Ail- ments resulting from Malnutrition. In addition they contain the Hypophosphi- tes of Lime and Soda so valuable in the up-building of a run down system. They also contain that milde;t of all la xatives, Licorice, in quantity suffi cient to carry off any excess of oil of which the stomach cannot dispose.
 When you take C. o. D. TABLETS you are not distressed by an unpleas- ant "fishy" taste in your mouth and you never experience that unpleasant rising of gas in the throat which so often follows the taking of plain cod liver oil. c. O. D. TABLETS never derange digestion, never weaken the stomach, never cause nausea. Soc and S1.OO per bottle at your druggists, or by mail from
 DR KASSON CHEMICAL COMPANY
 126 East 29th St., New York City.
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New Preston.

Arthur Wedge with family have moved to Cornwall to work for Lee Hall on wood job for the summer.
 James Osborn, IT,, and Harry Weeks are painting in Cornwall for short time. 4l
 T. Rowe and Arthur Summers of New Milford, who have been drawing ties to Romford for Beeman & Strong, have returned to New Milford. 2 Mrs William Wright of New Preston has been nursing at William Clark's for two weeks.
 Harty Brothers of Goshen were down, Sunday, calling on friends.
 E. R. Wilbur and family are expect ed home soon from Georgia and Florida, where they have been spending the winter.
 Mrs N. w. Hull and daughter spent a few days in Watertown and Water bury. .5...,
 Mrs Edna Keats and son of Danbury are visiting at James Osborn, ST. s.
 Mir and Mrs Edward Eaton are visit ing in Warren and Kent.
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annual meeting on Saturday.
 J, Il. Angevlne was in Kent. Satur- day.
 MT Durham was taken to the Middle town Insane asylum by Seleetman Will liam Forestelle. last week.
 Mrs Richards, who has been very i'll, Is slowly improving.
 MT Pareells' house was in great danger of being burned, Saturday night. The neighbors were aroused and went to the rescue. The chimney got on fire and the wind was blowing furiously and large masses of soot on fire were travelling through the air with such velocity that they did not stop to alight on the buildings.
 Mrs kingman has another boarder from the city, a lad, the son, of Mrs Jennings, who has been there some time.
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The Newtown Bee.
 Newtown, Friday, April F. 1908.
OUR NEIGHBORS.
Huntingdon.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

Perry Shaw, who is to have charge of Bonnibrook for D. H. Chatfeld, has moved there from his place in Is- inglass district.
 Edward D. Peet has taken a position with Mrs John Turney and has moved into the upper part of Joseph Martyn's house.
 Rev Mir Johnson preached, Monday evening, at St Paul's church as candi- date,
 Mrs E. N. Baldwin of Wells Hollow left on Monday for two months stay at Viola, Fla.
 Miss Mary Wesolowski is i'll with the tonsilitis.
 c. G. Welden, Dr Wilson and family have arrived at their home at the cen- ter for the summer.
 David H. Disbrow of New Fairfield and MT Brown of Stamford were guests, last Monday night. of MT and Mrs Charles H. Jennings.
 John B. Shelton has sold his farm to MT Zimmerman of Easton, who has NdhCll POooCoolOll. NIL dliu 1Io pIlCllOll have moved into their place at Nichols with Horace Lyons, who was occupying the place.
 Hon and Mrs D. N. Morgan of Bridgeport were at Bonnibrook for a short stay, Monday.
 Charles Sherwood is making exten- sive alterations and improvements on his house at his Woodshire farm in Trapfall district and is also having all the modern conveniences put into the house. When the work is all con- pleted he will have very pleasant and convenient country home.
 Mrs F. H. Rowley and son, Raymond. and David s. Wheeler spent a few days the past week, in Westheld, Mass, with friends. MT Wheeler remained for few weeks stay.
 Henry Rice and family have moved, this week, into Rev MT Bickford's s
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SPRING MOVING.

George Klein has rented Mrs Eliza Rowland's house. The family who have been occupying it for the past few years have moved into Elmer Andrews house.
 Mrs Kate Favreau has moved into what is known as the Joel Perry place.
 Mrs G. Burr Tucker spent a part of last week in Bridgeport as the guest of her niece, Mrs F. H. Lyford. She also visited Mrs Floyd Tucker.
 Miss Ida M. Tarbell was recently a guest at the home of G. B. Tucker.
 Arthur Cornell, professor of gymnas- tics, who has been engaged at his pro- fession during the winter, is now at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs George Cornell, for the summer.
 John H. Wheeler is adding to his al- ready large and commodious house by having new walls put on and papering and painting and making other im- provements
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Washington.
RESOLUTIONS.

The grim and silent messenger again has visited Rising Sun Lodge and bourne to realms beyond our kin the soul of our Brother, Past Master, Will liam J. Ford. Once more are we called to contemplate the elusive mys- tery of life and death, and to bow with reverentlal awe before Omnipotence. The mutations of time remind us that we are journeying towards that undis- covered country whence no traveller re- turns: ,...- Resolved, That we as Masons, de- sire to epxress our appreciation of the worth of Brother Ford, who for thirty three years, had been a member of this Lodge and faithful supporter of the tencnts of our order. .... Resolved. That the broad mantle of charity shall o'erspread his foibles and that his virtues shall be recorded upon the tablets of memory.
 Resolved, That we deplore the loss to this Lodge of enc who for four years was its honored master. -s Resolved, That our sacred altar De draped with emblems of mourning for the period of thirty days, and that a page in our records be set apart as a memorial to our late Brother.
 Resolved. That copies of these reso- lutions be sent to the brother and sis ter of our deceased Brother and that they be published in the local papers.
 Committee,
 Henry B. Frisbie,
 William H. Foulois,
 Frank J. Kilborn.
 The foregoing resolutions were unani- mously adopted at a stated communica- tion of Rising Sun Lodge No. 27, F. & A. M., held at Washington Depot, Conn. April 13. A. L. 1908.
 Attest:
 F. J. Kilborn, Secretary.
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Lime Rock.

Mrs Sidney Ensign was at the House of Mercy, Pittsfeld, last week, to see her daughter, Harriette.
 Katherine McNeil is home from school for her Easter vacation.
 Laura Wilcox has returned to Sharon.
 Miss Rhoda Reed returned from Tor rington, Saturday. 1
 Mrs Molessa Loucks has returned from Millerton, N. Y.
 iMr and Mrs George Kitten are spend- ing few days in Danbury.
 Miss Laura Merrriman of Waterville, Ct., is spending short time with her parents. . aH
 Miss Alicia Dunn was in Canaan, one day last week.
 Miss Nellie Pequigney spent Sunday at her home in Sharon.
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A NEW TREE CLIMBER.

The latest achievement in motoring was attempted few days ago by Samuel Reid, chauffeur for L. o. Peck, on the Putnam Park road. While running the machine he thought it pos sible to cut down three trees over the embankment. It did not prove suc- cess and three trees were afterward cut down to release the machine. Mot or cars for road work are not yet suf- fciently developed for hewing; it might be the chauffeur might make a good wood chopper.
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All the benefits of COD LIVER. OIL without
 it's drawbacks.

Many people who urgently need the benefits they would derive from pure cod liver oil cannot take it because it sets up irritation in the stomach and disorders the digestive processes. 9th CTS cannot stand the nausea caused by taking dose of cod liver oil"
 There Is a way in which you can take cod liver oil so that it will not cause the slightest unpleasantness either in the mouth or the stomach. That way is to take your cod liver oil in the DRY TABLET FORM called
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Tashua.
FINE ENTERTAINMENT PROM- f ISED.

FINE ENTERTAINMENT PROM- Y ISED. "
 The young people of Christ church, Tashua, are preparing for somewhat elaborate entertainment to be given the second week in May. Friends from New York have given them much sub stantial assistance as we'll as valuable suggestions in the way of novel attrac- tions, and the cleverness and ingenuity of the youthful performers themselves will insure a most delightful evening to those who are fortunate enough to be presnt. As the object of this enter tainment is entirely for the benefit of the church the young people deserve the utmost encouragement. A detailed account of the varied pleasure in store for you will appear in a later issue of The Bee.
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The Ladies Social Circle of the Con- gregational church will meet with Mrs Lancaster or Chestnut Tree Hill, next week Tuesday.
 Rev Arthur Jones from the Yale seminary preached in the Congrega- tional church. last Sunday morning, al- so in the evening.
 Mary Talmage and Edwin Tyler were married, last Sunday evening, at the Congregational parsonage by Rev J. E. Kirkpatrick. MT and Mrs Tyler will go to housekeeping with Mir Tyler's parents on Riggs street.
 Mrs Dahinden is on the sick list. Dr Davis has been attending her. /
 Charles Meyer has over 100 young chickens.
 Samuel Hubbell & Son have been lay ing the cellar walls for a new barn for MT Powak on the Chestnut Tree Hill road. c..
 The announcement has been made of the coming marriage of Miss Mildred Cranwell, daughter of MT and Mrs Thomas Cranwel of Towantic, to Frank Nichols of Shelton, Wednesday, April 22.
 Robert Babcock of New York, who some time ago purchased the Warner Lake place in Red City, moved his household goods in, last week, and has gone to housekeeping.
 Bishop Cnauncey Brewster is ex- pected to make hi annual visitation to St Peter's church, Oxford, and Christ church, Quaker's Farms, early in May.
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BROOKFIELD.

An entertainment will be given in the chapel of the Congregational church, Monday evening, April 20, 1908. at 7.45 o'clock, under the auspi- ces of the B. E. C., of the Center. MT Williams of Yale College will do sleight of hand performances during the ear ly part of the evening, after which ice cream and cake will be served. MT Williams, who has given his entertain ment in many, of the churches of New Haven and elsewehre, comes to us highly recommended. The members of the society most cordially invite every one to be present. Admission to be 20 cents.
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Easton.
MRS FRANCES FANTON.

Mrs Frances Fanton, wife of Horace Silliman Fanton, passed away at her home in Aspetuck, after ashort illness, on Monday, April 6, aged 75 years and seven months. The funeral was held from her late home on Thursday after noon, April g, at 2 o'clock. The burial was in the Aspetuck cemetery. Mrs Fanton leaves beside her own relatives large circle of friends to mourn their loss,
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Warren.

DEATH OF FREDERICK CARTER.
 News came that Frederick Carter, former resident of Warren, but for somesyears of Sharon, died of pneu- monia, last week. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon. He had many friends and relatives in this place who deeply sympathize with the wid- ow and adopted daughter. >
 The church choir are practicing music for Easter Sunday.
 A. B. Camp is moving back to War ren. He has spent the winter with his Mrs F. s. Gibson, in Kent Hollow. ~
 The Creamery association held their
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vlg0F and cheerful ness soon disappear when the kidneysar ont of order or dis. eased.
 Kidney trouble has become so prevalent that r Is not uneom' mon for q child to be born afflicted with weak kidneys. If the
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SOCIABLE AND ENTERTAINMENT.

SOCIABLE AND ENTERTAINMENT.
 On account of stormy weather the sociable at Lee chapel hall was post poned until Monday evening, April 2. Remember the program will include a short drama and readings by MT Hutchinson. Refreshments will be served; also home made candy for sale. Admission including supper. 25c. Children under 12 years, 15c. If stormy first fair evening. The ladies of the church are requested to contribute toward the supper the same as they intended to before.
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DR KASSON CHEMICAL COMPANY
 126 East 29th St., New York City.
Oxford.
OLD LANDMARK.

The old elm tree. near the Congre- gational church which was a land mark for so many years, was cut down last week. The tree was so old and some of the limbs so decayed it was consid- cred dangerous to leave it standing. It measured five feet and eight inches in diameter at the base.
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Horses /! Horses

One nice dapple gray team and yearso old, 2100 lbs and sound, S335.
 One very nice team blacks, years old, POO lbs, S4OO.
 One nice 5-year-old sorrel horse. HOO lbs, gentle, good driver, S1s5.
 One of the very best and incest family broke horses in county, suitable for lady everywhere, years old, 1050 lbs
 One pair as good blocky made horses as in Fairfield Co.,. ) years old, 2600 lbs, soun and handsome. very gentle.
 One team seal browns 6 and [. 2400 lbs,splen- didly broken all harness. gentle for lady everywhere. especially suited for farm or car riage and very nice.
 Also several other horses and another load expected soon. Prices as low as any dealer in same class of horses.
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Women as Well ss Men Are MadG Miserable Sy Kidney and
 Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble pFeys upon the mind, discouragesandl lesscusambition; beauty,
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by druggists, in fifty cent and one-dollar
 size bottles. You may have a sample bottle b,, ,,a;l fraa aiso A
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New Fairfield
SIDNEY A. GORHAM.

The funeral services of Sidney A. Gorham were held at the Congrega- tional church on Wednesday afternoon. The services were conducted by Rev Mir Byrons. The choir sang two of the favorite hymns of the deceased, Near. er,Imy God, to Thee," and ':.Rock of Ages" A large number of acquain- tances from out of town attended. The burial was in the Turrell cemetery.
 The teachers of this town have ac- cepted the invitation to visit the Beaver Brook training school. given by Miss Ella M. Brush of the State Normal school, at any date she may name.
 0del 0dell has moved from the Levi Gardner place to A. B. Brush's red house.
 John F. Myers removed some of his belongings from town on Friday.
 Daniel Evans has bought Charlie Gorham's horse. Some of the girls are expecting a moonlight ride after it very soon.
 Ernest Stevens has accepted the po- sition of sexton of the Congregational church.
 Joe Wildman has moved from Rus sell Hatcb's house to Mrs Bradley's house in Pembroke.
 The query is: Who have the select men appointed to be dog warden? as the law directs they shall.
 Wesley Reynolds, in a good natured shuffle while at Balls pond z. flew days since, received a deep cut in the back of his head, which developed into a case of blood poisoning. Our resident physician has taken charge of the case and there is prospect of speedy re- covery.