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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13
F. II. YATES,
LOUISA. KY.
DeAlsrin
REAL ESTATE

All kinds Of farms for sale. Il
you want your farm sold.
list it out. | have several
good timber propositions for
sale. and also good coal
propositions. Buy and sell
real estate.
Can find the farm you want.
Write me If you want a
lam or town properly.
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CAPT cineinnztus D. Bel. one Of
tie most prominent citizens Of West
IN Kentueky. disd Al HOpkinsvilIe-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13

ne Hartie conspiracy case came 10
= summary end in Pittsburg last week
ne court directing the jury 10 az
gut all the defendants
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13

Senator Brzdley's declaration for
Fsirtanks IS said TO be the worst
Rs0u that has been given the Taft
Boon
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13

A sat on the New York Stock
Exchange has been sold for $52-eoo.
uhich is sl.Oee above the price AT the
hst record sale
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13

T4mmsuy is sid TO have decided
n0t to return " Bourke Cochran and
Francis Burton Harrison to Con
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13

The bank. Of England has reduced
n discount nate from 10 81 Per
cent
Albert L. Cole. Republican nominee
for Governor Of Michigan two years
ago. died in Texas
The Senate passed an army pay
bilI increasing the pay OF officers iron
i've to 5 per cent and the average
ny Of enlisted men - per cent
More delay was encountered in the
trial Of John Abner al Jackson By
Tie failure Of the men summoned for
jury service to qualify
A sat on the New York Stock
Exchange has been sold for $3.50.
which is sI.oee above the price Al the
hst record sale
Gov. John A Johnson viii dedicate
ne monument erected BY the State
e Minnesota on the shiloh battlefield
oa April le-
Dispatches to the mercantile agen-
ees Indicate an encouraging Ienden-
q. although actual progress is sin
zztarded
CAPT cincinnatus D. Bel. one OF
tie most prominent citizens OF WeSs-
en Kentucky. died Al HOpkinsyille
Tammany is sid 10 have decided
nj to return ". BOurke Cochran and
Francis Burton Harrison to Con
Senator Brzdley's declaration for
Fzirbanks IS said TO be the worst
Rs0E that has been given the Taft
boon-
ne Hartie conspiracy case came 10
= summary end in Pittsburg last week
ne court directing the jury 10 az
cut all the defendants
Ms J. S Arnup. former secretary
q the Nebraska wonanis Suffrage
Association. killed herself at Teeum-
seh BY drinking earbOlie acid
ne Honduras Congress has ratifiel
WITHOUT changes the treaty and con-
urntions concluded At Washington last
var By the Central American Peace
Conference
A shutdown Of the coal mines in
IoEa. involving 1900 miners. IS
thrsaleaei he agreement nOw exist
hg between mine operators and min
as expires March Il
Kansas Republicans in convention
"A Topeka elected delegates TO the
Chicago csaventi0n and Instructed
then to support Secretary Taft for
ne Presidential nomination
PIaoecards posted throughout Bare@
fpna announcing that an attemps
usuld Be made On the life Of
Ksns Alfonso on his approaching vis-
n to that city March II were torn
avn By the police
ne South Carolina LeEislztuD
s,scied Frank b Garx. Of AbheviIle
United States Senator 10 s1oosed ths
hie A C. Latiner. Mr., GARY vas
elected On the fourth vote. receiving
eiEhts-one votes
ElEood 7 HAnce committed s1isidi
a DesroEt He Vas first vice presi-
AT q the Union Trust Company an.
brner postmaster Of Detroit Flnan
cal wurrx vas the Gauss
IN the House Al Washington. Mr.
SDS q Teanessee. SPOKE in fAvO'
q TIE B1riesOa hin pTOhihiring II
~ q the nails. Telegraph and 1aie
rAooe ssrvice in dealing in the -Oo-
n fssures- where the delivery an
acceptance q actual cotton IS not in
t.asea
ne chairman = he House Con
ziuee q the Juaieiary ssys thsr
= ~ cAaace for TIE FcSSEe II n
STAT resolution for a Constitution
a. snen1neat granting TIE rishi q
srfSsaxe 10 women. lie holds tha
Uis Is = safe risA,
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H. c. saIIiv.a FL stewart
SULLIVAN AND sTEwA2T.
Attorneys and Ccup--iIgrs q Law
Commercial Iitigssiou. CorporHtfn
anA Real Estate CoIlection. nsis
Estates s-ttl-d. D~ro-itions taken
Practice IN III the oourts
References. auy bank OF business hrn
here
Main Street. LOui'A KsuinoE'
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ard was beaten by I.sss votes.
The latest OF the little victims OF
The CoIlinwOOd school fire 10 perish
vas Glen Barber. aged 10 years de
died from injuries sustained in his
lap FROM the seeond-s,ory ~indoE
OF the school building The death
list IS nov estimated al Ia.
The February statement OF the Lon
don Board OF Trade shows a decrease.
Ct s2.4ss0e9 in imports and ssIs.slo
in exports Although food imports
increased in February b. Sle.0lal..l.
they are more than offset BY the de-
crease in raw material
Gov Johnson has declined to make
4 statement Of his attitude in regard
10 the action Of the Minnesota Dem
ocratie State Genital Csnmittee which
indorsed him for the Democratic nom
nation for President
The third Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road eompany's series Of four tun-
nels under the East River. connect
ing New York and Long Island City.
vas opened Tuesday. Work on ne
fourth tunnel is weIl under way.
The Fairbanks Republicans Of the
Third congressional district win make
an effort 10 defeat J. Frank Taylor.
OK Glasgow. for reelection as Ssaie
Central COmmittesEan-
The Rev. Dr. Silas G swallow. vho
vas the Prohibition candidate for
President Of the United States in
1904. IS seriously III With typhoid
al Harrisburg. Pa
Congressman Helm OF the Eighth
district has announced his candidacy
for reelection He wants = Demo-
cratic primary called to make the
The House Committee on Merchant
Marine and Fisheries agreed 10 re-
report favOr1bIy bills zppropriaring
Sz5a 90 for the establishment Of fish
kzteheries in Tennessee. Texas. Lon
isiana. South Carolina. Florida. Ken
tccky and four other States
Nebraska Democrats in convention
al Omaha. gave William Jennings
Bryan q great ovation. adopted a
platform constructed By him and in
structed their delegates to vote As 4
unit in his interests AZ the Nation
al Convention in Denver
Another delay in tie Trial Of John
Abner for murder at Jackson vas Oe-
casioned By the bad condition Of The
rueds in Breafhitt county. the men
summoned for jury service being M
able to reach the court
Curry Robertson and John Henry.
negrOes. we're lynched and their bod
les burned near HsvkinsFiIle. Ca.
for the murder Of Nr. and Mrs War
ren Hart One OF the negrues con
fessed and sui that the motive Vas
RUBBER
Under the rules Of both houses q
the General Assembly the COMMITTEES
On rules Of both branches has taken
charge Of all legislation for the hs-
ten DAYS o. the session and the mem
hers Of these two committees vill
have power 70 say what bills shall
Be reported
RunO-s that unless the county uni
I'm. the reiissriesing ~. the nigh:
rider neaS1re and one OF tho Oih-
ers favored By the Administrators
are passed an extra session vii =
called BY Gov Wilsoa. are beng cir
ealzted in Frankfort
he verdict in the ease Of Lex
iGe2 Ssoessel. Who vas rsre1tly sen
, tsaeed 10 dsath By a cOart-narsia
al 81 Pstersharg. has heea forualt
rroaOancsd Il IS believed that IN
perOr Ni1hOias viz sccsrs The re
coznsndAtiOn Of The cont thai N
ssatsacs b cOnnused
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ard was beaten BY 1.sss votes
The latest OF the little victims OF
The COllinwOod school fire 10 perish
vas Glen Barber. aged 10 years he
died from injuries sustained in his
lap FROM the seeOnd-s.ory ~iadov
Of the school building The death
list IS nov estimated al Ia.
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for Fairbanks is being felt in the
F1rst district Taft men employed
q Frankfort ind themselves TOO busy
t. 90 home and vote in he mass con
vcatiOas. and the Taft leaders are
themselves without some Of their best
workers II is expected that con
testing delegations will Be chosen
in the eleven counties.
An attempt By Senator Rives 10
call up the county unit bin and place
liz upon its passage vas defeated in
the Senate on 4 point Of order alter
a motion 10 table II had been lost
BY the vote Senator Linn changed
his vote and the matter vent over
again
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13

More delay was encountered in the
trial Of John Abner al Jackson By
The failure Of the men summoned for
jury service to qualify
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13

The Senate passed an army pay
iii increasing the pay Of officers iron
fISe to = per cent and the average
ny Of enlisted men - per cent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-03-13

Albert L. Cole. Republican nOmine.
for Governor Of Michigan two years
aso. died in Texas
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

Uyheseas Baron K. Martin. NJ Hancock, by
w his mortgage deed dated June IS, 1875, and
recorded in Hancock county registry Of deeds
In book l52, page II. conveyed to Zackery
Hodgkins and Sarah l. Hodgkins. both Of said
Hancock, certain real estate described in said
mortgage as follows:
A certain lot or parcel OF land situated In
Hancock aforesaid bounded as-to lows, Be-
ginning a. the northeast corner bounds OF
David Hodgkins' land on the west side Of
Skillings' river fsn called; thence running
westerly on the line of said David Hodgkins
two hundred and thirteen rods; from thence
turning and running Dortheasterly on the
head line OF Warren Hodgkins thirty seven
rods; thence turning and running easterly on
shore to the first mentioned buunus, contain
ing fifty acres. more or less.
Also one other lot being wood lot bounded
as follows: Situated in Lamoine. Beginning
at the northeast corner OF land of David
Hodgkins and running north sixteen rods;
thence on right angle westerly to the shore;
thence along the shore to land of Nathan
King; thence easteri, on the line Of said King
to land OF Isaac Hodgkins; thence noriherly
and easterly on the line Of said Isaac Hodg-
kins and David Hodgkins to first mentioned
bounds, containing fifty acres more or less:
And whereas, the condition of said mort
gage was in substance that the said mortgagor
should perform the conditions of a certain
bond given to said Zackery Hodgkins and
Sarah /. Hodgkins, his wife. for their main
tenance and support during their lives:
And whereas, the conditions OF said mort
gage have been broken, now therefore. 1,
closure of said mortgage and give this notice
for that purpose. SARAH l. HoDGKINs,
March 81, 1908.
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Der OF years, as engineer on the police
boat. The remains were brought here
Friday for interment, the funeral being
under the direction Of the local lodge OF
Odd Fellows, OF which he was a member.
Mr.. Straw had great many friends here
who all unite in expressions OF sympathy
to his sisters. who reside here.
Frank Hooper and his daughter, Miss
Gertrude Hooper, left Saturday for stay
OF few days in Boston. During their
absence their market is in charge OF Miss
Anna Wardweii and Lyman Blake.
The drama, .'Higbee Of Harvard" which
was given at Emerson hall Friday evening
for the benefit OF the Eastern Star lodge,
was decided success. All took their
parts in manner which showed vast
amount OF hard work and stuGy, as well
as thorough uno outstanding OF tie differ
ent characters. The music by the Castine
orchestra was exceptionally good, and the
banjo solo by Miss Coleman and cornet
solo by w. A. Kicker were much enjoyed.
II is hoped that the play will be repeated
this summer for the benefit Of the orches-
ira.
April 8. q.
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SOUTH BROWNSVILLE.

Mrs. William 8. Cousins is very low
with . complication of diseases.
Addie and Lena Bates have been quite
i'll with the grip the past two weeks.
Thurman and Fred Gray have been
called home BY the illness OF their father.
Capt. II. l.. Black, OF schooner Herbert
May, was called home by the serious ILL
ness of his wife.
Capt. George w. Gray, who has been
critically i'll the past few weeks, appears
to be slowly gaining.
Capt. L. F. Hutchinson and crew started
for Staten Island Monday, to take his
schooner Minerva, from winter quarters.
MIS- v. 9. Haskell, who has bsen keep
lug house at Cape Roster for her sister,
who has been in the Portland hospital, is
at home.
Daniel Howard, IT,, suffered a severe
stroke of paralysis Thursday. Notwith-
standing his father, who is the oldest man
in town, is still living, "Young Dan" is
over seventy.
April6 &.
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J.. News q ~. >.
,,,,o,al County Heps see Other PAGES
BLuEHILL.


n stover is improving.
osgood has been IN poor health for
me months. -. q; -.
y. n. E. Morton rs gaining, but is not
4. TO oe out yet.
uabeile Ba bson, Jennie Grindle
lls ss uinekIey returned to Colby last
u,s;a Philip and Carol Hooper, OF
s ,;ne normal school, were nome Gay
,wo last week
.r',,ace uinckley, who has attended the
w.,o institute at Pittsburg the past
a,nsd winter, arrived home April 0.
NJ. Thomas and wife, OF New
VI, aaent a day or two in town last
erh' Extensive additions have been
eek' an their cottage, and porte cochere
wv ,ad;es, Congregational circle was
10y .ined by Mrs. f. A. Chase, Miss A..
(nle n',ars and Mrs. Lizzie Darling Thurs
\. fst The receipts from the dime supper
Ecre nearly 80
r.;dor afternoon, April 3, Mrs. f.. A..
flle 'yss given a reception at the Pendle-
nass here she is living with her son,
[on, chase. The occasion was the eighty
uus anniversary of her birth, ana Mrs. L.
! ~, r sm and her three daughters enter
nod sS' her friends from 3 to 8 y. M, max
| |sn The reception a most agreeable and
ny H.. M event. The rooms were decorated
P III anwers. Ice-cresm and cake were
~ unad h the dining-room. The guests
ls an.'hsrsd nearly thirty, and an honored
lua among them was Mrs. Joan Merrill,
p paSo ia in her eighty-seventh year. All
'sn;te in wishing Mrs. Chase many returns
u .ba duy
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CAsTINE.

Rosmar Devereux is at home from Orono
for few days.
John Billings left last week for New
York, to 20 yachting.
Dr.. J. W. GrindIe, of New York, is in
town for few weeks stay.
: The stesmer Frcmoat made hsr first trip
Of the season to Bangor Saturday.
Mrs. A. F. Richardson and her daugh liter,
Miss Mary, left Friday for 4 few days
visit in Boston.
Miss Annie Rea, who has been home on
a short vacation, has returned to her work
in Massachusetts,.
VIII Vogell, OF Bangor, was in town
o.er Sunday, called here by the death OF
his cousin, Fred Straw.
F.P. Wood arrived Saturday, and to- day
has crew OF men at work ON his new
cottage at the foot OF Pleasant street.
L. c. Gray, Albert Mcintyre and James
Gray left last week to join the yacht Aria
in Bangor, on which they will be en-
ployed.
Miss Alice Cox, who has been in Boston
on business for c. r. Jones & Co., has re-
turned and resumed her position with
them for the spring.
VA. Walker and wife left this morn
ing, the former 10 attend a meeting of the
trustees OF normal schools at Pennington,
while Mrs. Walker goes to Rockland for a
few days visit.
News was received here Thursday of the
death In Boston OF Fred Straw, who was
Wen known here, Castine being his birth
place. Mr.. Straw had been a member of
me Boston harbor police force for a num-
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legal Notices.
NOTICE OF FoRECLOsURE.

WHEREAS, Aram 7. Ober, of fremont, in
Nv the county of Hancock, and State of
Der 20, a. d.. 1891, and recorded in Hancock
county registry of deeds, book 256, page
1s1, conveyed to Alice II. Scott, Of Ellis
lot or parcel of land situated in Ire
mont, county and State aforesaid, and
bonded and described as follows. to wit: Com
county road to Harlin p. Harper's house at
line OF land OF said Hariin P. Harper; thence
north fifty-fou (54l degrees west by said Har
sold by me to s. X. Whiting by deed dated
May 8, 1887, and recorded in vol. 215, page 25i
of Hancock county registry of deeds; thence
Writings southeasterly line forty t40) rods
and seven links more or less to land formerly
of Isaac Ober; thence south fifty-four degrees
east forty-two (42) rods more or less to the
town road aforesaid; thence westerly by said
town road and by line in the same direction,
by land now or formerly of William Ober, the
William ODER by deed dated April 8, a. d. 1888,
and recorded in vol. 223, page 4Sl of Hancock
registry Of deeds, to the northeasterly line of
land of said Harlin p. Harper; thence north
ffty-four (A) degrees west by said Harpers
line to the place OF beginning at said town
road, together with right Of way from said
X. Whiting aforesaid.
Excepting therefrom lot conveyed by me
by deed dated July 9. a. d. 1887, recorded in
Of deeds, to Annie E. Norwood, containing
about one-quarter Of an acre, and also ex-
cepting lot heretofore conveyed by me to
Melinda G. Ober, containing about one
quarter Of an acre, both OF which said
lots excepted are south of the town
road above mentioned. The lot above
were conveyed by Daniel B. Ober to Jane A.
Ober by deed dated April Z, q. d., 1870, and
recorded In vol. 1877, page AZ Of Hancock reg
istry of leeds, and which were conveyed by
said Jane A. Ober to me by deed dated May
%, a. d., 1882 and recorded in vol. 2l3, page
1872 Of said registry, and whereas said
Alice H. Scott assigned said mortgage to
Phronia L. Hagerthy, by her assignment
dated November 7, a. d. 1889, and recorded in
the Hancock registry Of deeds in vol. 343,
page 278 and whereas the condition Of said
mortgage has been broken, now therefore, by
reason of the breach Of the condition thereof
l claim a foreclosure Of said mortgage.
PHRoNIA L. HAGERrHY.
Dated, March Is, a. d. 1908.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE .

WHEREAS Baron K. Martin, of Hancock,
w by his mortgage deed dated April 10,
1889, and recorded in Hancock county regis
try, in book 447, page 5o7, conveyed to me. the
undersigne a certain lot or parcel Of land
situated in said Hancock, and bounded and
described in said mortgage as follows, to wit:
certain lot or parcel of land situated in
said Hancock. an bounded and described as
follows. to wit:
Commencing on the northeast corner bound
of land owned by F, T. Hodgkins at the shore;
thence esterly on the north line of said F.
T. Hodgkins' land to the town road; thence
by said road northerly twenty t2o) rods to a
stake; thence easterly parallel with said
south line to the shore; thence southerly by
the shore to the first mentioned bound and
place of beginning, containing ten (l0) acres,
more or less;
And whereas, the conditions of said mort
gage have been broken, now therefore, by
reason of the breach OF the conditions thereof,
give this notice for that purpose.
SARAH l HoDGKINs,
by j. A. Peters, her attorney.
March 81, 1905.
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pENoBsCoT.

Herman Grindle, Of Bangor, spent few
days at his home here last week.
Capt. j. b. Sellers and wife have gone to
Boston to join the schooner Mary Ann
Mccain.
Mrs. +. A. Miller and daughter Marion
have gone to Bluehill, where they will re-
main during the spring.
The ladies' aid society of the Methodist
church held an ice-cream sale and social
at grange hall Tuesday evening.
Pearl Leach and Ray Wardwell have
contracted to run an express between
Bluehill and Bangor, in connection with
the steamer fremont, which went on the
route Saturday, April4.
Sunday, April IL, the last service OF the
conference year will be held at the Mctho-
dist church at 1890, Rev. Z. II. Bryant
preaching. The many friends OF Mr..
Bryant hope he will be returned for an
other year.
Jeremiah Wardwell, weli-known and
highly esteemed citizen of this town, died
at his home Saturday evening, April 4, at
the age OF eighty-one years. MIR. Ward
wells health had been gradually failing
several years. Last December his wife
died, after several years of invalidism.
Since her death, his health had failed rap
idly, though he had been tendeTly cared
for by other members of his family. Dur
ing his early life he followed the sea, and
made many successful trips to the Grand
Banks as master. The surviving mem bers
OF his immediate family are two daug hters
and two sons Mrs. s. J. Treworgy, Of
Surry; 8. F. Wardwell, w. B. Wardwell
and Abbie Wardwell. Of this place. Mr..
Wardwell also leaves several brothers and
sisters Frances J. Moore, OF San Fran
cisco, Martha w. Googins, Bucksport;
Mary z: Robbins, Worcester, Mass
F., Of this place. The funeral was held at
the house Monday afternoon, Rev. c. H.
Bryant officiating.
April 8. WoopLocKE.
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nr,rH OF AUGUSTUS n. osaooD.


-, &c fitting when person has completed
-. az, been one of good citizenship, integ-
u;,v and sincerity of purpose, that some
~. sbould commemorate his virtues, and
ihns NOT only perRtuate to some extent
1 bjs memory, but show to younger genera
,;nns the value of good name.
II was here among US that Mr.. Osgood
| lived. dsy by day and year by year. He
rss kpown and respected by all. He was
rrb,ic- snirited. for he was ready to help
nv worthy enterprise in the town, and
| hy his presence at public gatherings held
!, The hest interests OF town or church or
educational Advancement, he gave his in
suepce and his aid.
For many years he WAS q consistent
member Of the Baptist church, in which
he held the Office OF deacon, and where in
the Sunday school he taught large class.
Many will long remember his words Of
counsel. He was trootee OF the George
stevens academy fund. In the town he
had served on the board OF seiectmen and
6lled other offices.
M. and Mrs. Osgood celebrated their
golden wedding several years ago. Mrs.
0spood, who is confined to the house by
lsmeness, has the sympathy OF many
friends in this loss, as do also two sisters
Mrs, Mary Smith, who resides Ia town,
and one in California, and all the remain
ine fsmily-a daughter, Mrs. George A.
Morse, four sons George, Newton, Eugene
and Ernest, several grandchildren and one
grest-grandchiid.
Funeral services were held at the home,
and were largely atten ded. The four sons
acted as bearers.
April6. M.
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SOUTH PENOBSCOT.

Thomas Grindle is spending his vaca-
ton in town.
The naphtha launch Miahus began her
spring schedule last week.
Misses Margaret and Eleanor Snow and
Olive Grindell returned to their school at
Bluehill this week.
Schools begin April q. Miss Ethel
Slower, who was SO successful as a teacher
in our schools last year, is to have charge
Of the Cove school.
Rev. Mr.. Gavin preached his farewell
sermon last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Gavin
have made many friends during their stay
here and all regret their leaving us. Mr..
Gavin has accepted the pastorate OF much
larger church in Connecticut.
March 30. 4.
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SARGENTVlLLE.

Capt. John Bennett left last week for
Boston.
Miss Evelyn Gray returned to Brooklin
Monday.
Warren Beedie and wife are visiting
friends at Camden.
Miss Jane c. Fl. Parker has returned
home from Kingman.
Mrs. Charles Foster is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Stafford, at Faneuil, Mass.
William Simmons and Henry Grindell
are employed on the steamer Bay State.
Miss Martha Currier has position IS
bookkeeper in Mr.. Webb's factory at
Sedgwick. y
March 30. Dim.